davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-02
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A bargain for cash or
Will trade for motor truck or good
live stock one. 12x25 tractor, one q
bottom p go disc plow, one section
disc harrow, one trap wagon; all in
first class condition. Walter Mabrey,
miles south McCabe school.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-02

WANTED-Small house or apartment.
Permanent people. Box 63, Hazelton,
Ell Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-02

WANTED-5 or young ladies' to work
days during Rodeo. Inquire Room
Is Broadway Rooms.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-12-02

(Dec. / to % in.)
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
TLUSTf LIDE

TAKYM zpdsobem vzniklo.rccn
J re "nikdo nema rad tlustycl
.lidi,' .ie nevysvetlitelno, pone
vadz tlusti lide pravidelne .jsol
.Iidmi veselymi, nikoho nezarmou
ii. $ nikym hadek nevyhledavaj
a nasledovne vsude .jsou radi vide
nj a vsude vftani. Ale at w svet
ma rad tluste lidi anebo nikoliv
je .iich stale dosti We svete, jakko.
.liv ne tolik, jake jich kdysi by,
valo, jak statistiky pojisfujicich
%spolecnosti ukazuji. Tlusty clio.
vek, totiz pfilisne tlusty, tezko ii
ska pojistenf ma zivot, pon6vadi
sc povazuje "a tax spatne risikc
jake clovek pfilis hubeny. Stati
silky ukazuji, re nadpfilis tlust
Tide zfidka dozili Sc vysokeho We.
ku a vetsina jich umirala v mia.
dlch letech.
.Jsou vsak n6ktere vyjimky a
jednou 2 mich byl James Mans.
field, ktery semrel V Dcbden !
Anglii dine 3. listopadu, 1856, do.
vrsiv 80 roxy sveho zivota. Jestt
pred SWIM skonem vail 476 Iiber
coz ie vaha pri starci zajlste lcty,
hodna. Pres to ale tento Mans.
field, ktery obllben byl pro bod
ron svoji povahu, byl "lehkou va
hou'' prot Danielu L%ambertovi, {
nemz Sc pravi, re byl nejtezsln
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31

IKrekov bJval drnhdy kapitolem
|Polska a ma takt6z mnolstyi sta
roziinlch bndov. Neni o tom po-
|chyby, ae bude hriii daleziton roll
HI i v novem zivote teto zeme.
polsko ie zemi pfevains zems.
delskou a mnohe kraje jsou me-
obyeejne 1rodne, avsak nebylo z
Ip0dy ziskano vzdy tolik, co by by.
la vydala, kdyby uzivalo Sc mo-
|dernfch hospodarskych stroia. Ia
He cukerni primysl .je znacna dn-
LEFTY. PolSti patriot mali V IL
myslu zavtsti nejlepsi hospodai-
.skf stroie do zemed6lStvi a pro-
.hlaSuii. ze Polsko brzy Sc stane
Ease spizirnon Evropy. Take do
bytek ma blti pestovan We vetSi
mife nez az doposud.
Paderewskeho vlada snail Sc H.
rychliti Reconstructed zeme. Ivlast-
nj pee venuje stavb6 novych a o.
prave starlch zeleznic. Rusove
stayby zeleznic v polsku zanedba-
vail a pr .iich konstrukci hlavne
prihlizeli k voiensklm p~otfebam.
Nyni ma dojiti k napraye a dosta-
ii Sc zeleznic take krajinam, kde
povzbudi pr6mysl. Nemecko "
polskych castech take pfi stavbe
zeleznic nepfihlizelo ma skutecne
potfebv krajG, nybrz snazilo Sc
odvrdtiti obchod do zapadnich ne
meckych pristavist.
Textilni prHmysl byl V rozkvStu
pred valkou hIavne V okoli Pio-
trkova, NarSavy a Kalisze.> Mesto
LODI casio .ie naz.yvano polskym
Manchesterem pro slime rozvetve-
ny textilnf prilmysl.
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NOVA VARSAVA
VIARSAVA. kapitol obnoveneht

TIARSAVA, kapitol obnoveneho
Polska, ma ne.jlepsi nadeii sta
ii Sc op6tne .jednim 2 velkych sire
disek e~vropskych. Dokud PolSko
Ibylo neodvislym kralovStvim, ne1
doslo k rozdelenf .ieho zemi mezl
Rusko, Rakousko a Nemecko, Var
sava byla jednim 2 celnych evrop-
skych NEST. vynikajic obehodem
i kulturou. Pred valkon mela
100000 obyvatel, 2 nichz asi ctvr-
tim tvorili zide. Byla prdmyslo-
vym meStem znacne dhlezitosti q
provozovala ely obchod S vnitf-
MIN Ruskem IA Nemeckem.
NarSava, pres TO, ze patfi l. mel
|starsim polskym mestnm, nestala
sc kapitoIem Polska drive ncz az Y
S~estnactem stoIeti. Jeji stare va
ly byly sv6dky castych bojil a pc
ulicich mesta zacasto tekla krev.
V povstani V roce 1894 prot Ru-
|sku, $1,000 polskych vojakf pobi-
to bylo tn Rusy, ktefi pc dobyti
mesta povrazdili stejnl pocet oby-
vatelstva obojiho pohlavi.
M6st0 ma celon fadu starozlt-
nych a dobfe az ma nase dny "a
chovalych budov, . nichz dluzno
|pfedevsim %.imenovati bIvaly kra-
|Iovsky zamek, krasnou flmsko-ka-
|tolickou kathedralu, ruskou kathe-
dralu, palac K.azimir6v a tax IVA
ny Sasky palac. Celia fada var
|savskych ulic zachovala 81 stare
zitnl svfl.j raz, ackoliv jake jinde
casio i zde bouralo Sc neopatrne.
tax re mnoho krasnych stavitel.
|skych pamatek pablo "a obef to.
mllto modernisovani m6sta.
Ma bfezich feky Visly, nejdule
zit6jsf feky Polska, je mnoho OBJ.
chodne dilezitych NEST, siejne ia
ko pr pritocich teto reky. Jednln
z nejdhlezitejsich polskIch mes
je Krakow, opevnene mesto, pohre
biSte Kosciuskoyo a Sobieskeho
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konec pfece Sc Sehnala iedna d1,
kladna posfel, jez ze spoda byla
naIeaita podepiena, ably vydrzela
Itak teikon VAIN. Tehdy Sc o ton
" tasopisech mnoho psalo.
Jinou proslulou p~fislusnici ''tea
Ike yahy' byla o'vesela Eva Par.
I%sonsova, ktera budila pc iadu lei
|obdiv v rdznych divadlech. Vaaila
1870 liber a po fadu let byla jed.
nou 2 hlavnich attrakci diyadel
Barmma & Baileye, kteri byli mi
|stry V hledani lidSkych zrld q
zvlaStnoSti.
Pred nekolika roxy vyStupoval
v rnmych mestech V California pa
REX ditek y Noveho Xealandn. By
la to dvoicatka ii roku Stara. Rn-
by Westwoodova, divka, vazila
$50 libcr. a Wilfred WcStwood,
hoch, $40 liber. .Jsou-li dosud M
|ziyu. neni znamo, nebot pc odiez-
|du 2 California nedoSlo o Mich
Autobiography.
.IinJm proslullm tIustym mu-
zcm Y Anglii byl iakySi Bright.
Byl v%{robcem lojovych syir a gro
eeristou v Essexu a zemiel diva
eaten devatem roce sveho veku a
.byl pohrben ma hfbitoye Ysech
.Svatych V Maldonu dine y. listo-
padu, 1850. Mem mcite namo,
.iak mnoho vail, ale vypravuje Sc.
re obiem .ieho byl TAX iictyhodny,
ne kolem n6ho mohlo Sc poStaviti
devei osob, aniz by Sc muscly ma
sebe tlaGiti.
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elovekem, jaky kdykoliv iii ma
lsvete. Zemrel vsak v 40. roce We
KIN sveho v Stamford Y hrabstvi
Lincoln V Anglii dine II. cervna
roku 1909. Pred SWIM skonem va
|zil 739 liber.
Opakujeme. sedm' set a tficet
devet liber, ably ctenaf Snad Sc ne
domyslel, re .jedna Sc o sazecskou
|chybu. Tento Lambert pfi veske-
re-sve tickle vaze' byl clov6kem
naramne pohyblivym, behal ciper-
ne, snedl dctyhodne mnozstvi po-
travy a spal jenom ma zemi, pone-
vadz ma jakekoliv posteli bylo pro
neho n%ebezpecno spati. Jeho pfa-
tele Size nabizeli Sc uspofadati
sbirku a pofiditi mu postel zelez-
nou a bytelnou, ably aspoI "a zim-
niho obdobi nebyl V nebezpeci ma
stuzeni, avsak Lambert byl tako-
wynn ''lamzelezem'', re neveiil ami
posteli zelezne a ma zemi take re
mfel. Vibec bylo pro neho ne
bezpecno pokouseti Sc opustiti re
mi. Jednou lezl pc nejakyeh scho-
dech a ty "a chvili Sc p%oroueely.
Pred tim .jednou vylezl ma pudu
kterehosi venkovskeho obydli a tn
|strop pocal tax povazlive praska-
I'll. ze ~obyvatele v rychlosti vybeh-
III 2 obydliN obave pred katastro-
fou.
Dne q. cervence tohoto roku
zemrel v nemocnici V B~rooklyne V
New York; Jack Wilson, Y te do
be nejtezsl clovek ma svete. Byl
pouze % rokl star, pet stop a
sedm palcG vysoky a vail $50 Ii
Der. V minulem roce byl jednou z
attrakcf prosluleho cirku Barnum
IL Bailey a byl obllben pro bodrou
|povahu. .Zajimal sc zna6ne 0 vse-
chny udalosti a byl horlivym CITE
nafem novin. V t6 dobe vail asi
500 liber, avsak zfskal asi tficet IL
Der ma vaze, kdyz vratil Sc ma w
chod a stall Sc .jednou 2 attrakci
ma Coney lslande V New Yorku.
Zde take onemocnel.
Byl tax tezky, re zadna ambu-
lance nebyla S to dopraviti no 2
|Coney Islandu do nemocnice a by
10 nutno pouziti velkeho nakladnl-
Tho automobilu. DO nemoeniGnl
mfstnosti dopraven byl ma zvlasf
pro n6ho zbudovanych nositkach.
|Obtfze byly take $ %porizenlm po-
Istele pro n6ho V nemocnici, ale ma
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ii povazovana "a nezadouci cizin-
ku. Snazila Sc dokazati, re natu-
ralizoyanou obcankou Sc stala y
dmsledku sveho siatku $ .Jaku-
benz Kersnerem, ale tento zapadl
kdesi pred patnacti lety n nikdo
o mem niceho nevi.
A tax "ruda Emma" musHa o.
pnstit Spojen6 Staty. Byla jed
nou 2 hlavnich pficin neklidu j.
stych tfid. Svymi fecmi vyvola-
vala nenavist a konec koncI e.
Mia lid .jeste nesfastnejsfm, pone-
vadz touha pc pomste o%travuie
srdce a ~pfipravuje utrpeni. Do
mnivala Sc, re prospiva nesfast-
nym, We skutecnOsti vsak ieStG
zhorsovala jejich 1del. Snad V kru-
zich svych vernych vyznavacd bu-
de pohfesovana, ale odbor sprave-
dlnosti Sc rad zbavil teto dive zen
ky, ~ponevadz zpnsobila mu V po-
slednfch letech mnoho s~tarosti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-31
MLADY VOJAK

NIEJMLADSIM vojakem v pol
~ ske armada - a nepochybne
take nejmladsim vojakem ma sve-
te - ie Vincent Pmowski. Ackoliv
je toliko deset rokil star, naleza Sc
V chime sluzbe vojenske cd roku
1917. Jeho %stejnokroj je opatfen
p6ti sluzebnlmi pasky a jednim
paskem "a %zraneni, ktere utrzil 81
We sluzbe V ruske armad6. Ma ma
1rh Americkeho cerveneho kffiae
dostalo Sc mu nyni zvlaStni dovo-
lenf, ably mohl navStevovati Skoln.
PmowSki je clenem setniny B,
Prvnfho pluku ~polskych huland,
kterl ma povest ne.ilepsiho iizde-
ckcho pluku Y polske armade.
Pmowski je TAX dobrym jezdcem
jake voiakem. Vyhlizi a take jed
ma jake voiak kazdIm coulem,
pres svHj ntly vek. Pfipojil Sc k
armada ma poeatku roku 1917, kdy
pc rakouskem vpadu do ruskeho
Polska stall Sc sirotkem. PriSel jed
noho dine do dnstojnicke kuchyne
ruske armady a dostalo Sc mu mi
sta sluhy p~olskeho delostfelecke-
ho plukovnlka. Nasledoval sv6ho
pana pfi nstnpu a b.yl ranen pr
tom srapnelem.
Kdyz doslo k shrouceni Sc ru-
ske armady. Pmowski d%oprovazel
sveho pana do hlavnfho stanu pol
ske armady generala Pilsudskeho,
kde oba sc pfihlasili do sluzby pol
ske r~epublice. Pc uzavfen1 prime
II Pmowskemu dostalo Sc hodnosti
"radov6ho vojaka prvni tTidy''.
Snasel Sc svymi druhy vsechny sla-
ST a strasti vojenskeho zivota a
tesil Sc oblibe cele setniny. Ma no.
cha byl upozornen Americky GER
venf' krfz, kterN pozadal vysoke
velcnf polske, ably pIidelen byl k
jeho praci y Kobrynu, jizne cd
Brestu Litevsk6ho, kde americtf
pomocnl pracoynici zrfdili skolu
pro opustene sirotky,
Kdyz pred nekolika dny Pmow-
ski piijel do Kobrynu, ably u.ial Sc
sve prace a zaroyen navsteyoval
skolu, vyvolal mezi dftkami velke
vzrusenf. Nebylo sc cemu divit,
nebot maly vojak pfijel ma koni,
mel prayidelnou uniformu polske-
ho hulana, ostruhy a viibec vse-
chino. 60 della tyto vojaky "malo-
yanymi detmi', 0 nichz Sc zpfva v
narodnich pisnich. Pfivedl 81 s
sebou sveho PISA, ktery je malemu
syfmu panu tax vernym jake byl
hoch v6rnym svemu plukovniku.
Pmowski zasalutoval yojensky sve-
mu uciteli a pozadal pfesn6 podlr
v~ojenskych pravidel D sedadlo We
skole. Tbho dine utitel ncmohl
svfsti nieebo Sc syymi zaky. Byli
nepozornymi, nespustili oci Sc sve
Iho drnha We vojenskem stejnokfo
il. Pmowski zachovaI ale ddstoi
most zklseneho vojaka a ami bryo,
nebnnl pfi tom obdivn. Hoch nv
} NJ n~avstevnje piln6 skolu a jak,
, byl dobrym vojakem, je take j
feIivym zakcm.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27
One WOMAN'S VISION BROUGHT ABOUT
ADOPTION or RED CROSS XMAS SEAL

The story Of ihe Rcd Cross Christ
mas seal is the story % womnn'H
faith
nobody viii buy the seal" This
woman was told when she outlined her
ldos.
But she persisted She had faith in
tho great warm heart Of humanity.
Miss Emily r. Hisaci then secretary
of the Delaware Rcd Cross al Whining
ton. lf the woman whose vision fri-
.umphed Owe The practical judgment OF
experts.
IN the past II years the Rcd Cross
Christmas seal has been the instru-
ment directly responsible for raising
ts,5OO,OoO seed money This money
ias been used 10 help bring about tine
building Of tuberculosis snnatoriu and
otner institutions worth loo the nKgrp-
gate over 500 600 900 The numbers
ol lives saved and tho amount OF need
less suffering and grief prevented hy
these mcpHurcs are nunHn values
which can never be estimated. 70 Dr.
90 continue this work tnni the Ma
tiouni TubcrcuioaiB Association which
sponsors the annual sale. ia offering tu
the public more than $500 600 worth
Of the seals this year, beginning De-
ccmher l.
a recent survey hy ihis organization
shows that l5i OnU lives are claimed
each yonr hy this unseen poRtllencet
Americas greatest disease menace and
That there are moro thnn milton nee
two cases.
AZ her home in Wilmington. Miss
BAseu told of TIE early difficulties cine
cnuntcfed iu launching thr flrst Rod
Gross ChriHtmRs seal campaign iu lNuI
'rhe tuberculosis situation in beln
ware was most unprumls'ng she snld
"a group of doctors hua started % small
anatorium on borrowed ground in an
out OF thee why ulnce, ard were r1pid
ly finding ~ impossible So maintain.
The Delaware Rcd crnHe d.ired to
oofno to their rolicf huf hHd mo- funds.
n had read jacob RIPS unicic on
the cnudrons Christmas hospital
stamp in Donmark printed iu Tie out
look of luiy g.. 1907 This stamp was
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iasuod 20 maintain childrCn's hlHpit
AL J realized thc great educational
value OF the penny nmp which would
reach the poorest as symbol of tho
ul.ht against tuberculosis
Nsa Nisseu 'heu toil how She had
chapter but thoro was n1 money t1
finance it. She found twn friends Wnu
were willing io uVost 500 n Che pro-
icct and with the official consent uf
the Delaware Hrd CROSS Chapter the
FIRST Christmas stamp was issued nud
placed ON the markct in Wilmington
December e. 1907
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27
hNnss LET RIVER

" lIANkOWi-i'or some reason which
feuropenn authorities cannot mthom.
the Chinese refuse % take tho pre-
caution 90 prevent "a repetition 81 tlo
Ran river floods which have laid
waste 800 600 acres Dredging a dixie
inspection would tame tho river and
prevent certain loss or lifo and prop
orty
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27
PROUD
OF new ARMY
BY HAROLD z. nrcHroL

WARSAW. Poland Poland is stili In
the first flush Of national patriotism
and this WIN help steady her through
the difficult winter ahead.
Women sim stand along the streets
IN Whrmw with proud tehrs strcnaniuR
down their checks ns the young boys
Of the Polish army march by 20 tho
bolshovisi front with springs OF Rruen
stuck on the ends OF their hayoncts or
IN thor caps Troops going 10 the
castern front always wear these gre -
leaves.
Recruiting Stops
Unemployment
o. her steadyinE factora are recruit
Inc FOR the army which eases unem
Payment Honns ana the fact thnt the
Poles ana hoisheyists are actually
lighting The holshcvlHts are "the enc
crly." There ~ also the enemy Boz
Silesia.
The Polish people especially in the
villages and outlying towns never tire
Of watching their new army. squad
OF men on 81 hike is generally followed
by a crowd OF ragged Kids. and reopl'
Ftop all along the llne 20 watch The
little unnrmed group pass Conscr'p
tion has caused no trouble az nli
The uniforms OF the privatos nrt
principally American khnid secured
from the American army IN France att.
on The nrfnistc'. with now buttons and
new, peaked caps Officers arc an ir
Polish field grey and most OF them
know their business There are form
err officers IN the American Austrian
German Russian, French and othci
armies scattered among the Poles
Former Lieutenant
In Prussian Guard
met q Polish army captain who sni,
he was formerly % lieutcn1nt in ths
Prussiun Guard and faced the Amerl-
cam IN the Argonne.
When J asked him how no happened
10 be alive ho laughed and replied.
- was luclier than most of them
right enough"
tie spoke English perfectly
There are rumors uf disconton'
among tho troops but these do moi
worry the government greatly hecauss
rilsudsh is worshlpped By every ON,
" his, men and the other ofuclar
all ~ Gle win take care of th'
riyidsld himself SAWS III trouhl,
shoFi come we win he able 20 cop,
grH
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wrote hundreds OF letters to pronir ,
Ont uuopia 90 government Officials and
20 the president and sent out pleas
through the columns ~ her ioutnal
For twenty years sne Kept 80 the rf-
fort ana In 1884 President Lincoln
named the hast Thursday ~ November
aA Thauks0ivlnE nay and Mrs Hale
Won for herseE the tits Mother %
THANKSGIVING"
plymouth Colony.
George washington In 1889 issued
ecnsrai Thanksgiving Day pfociama
ton, but before that the colonies had
SEX aside q day pf THANKSGIVING
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27
CHAMPAGNE is AGAIN
FLOWING IN LONDON

LONDON The fear that the war
would destroy all stocks or The finer
wines has been dlspenod BIS tho arrival
Of large quantities or champagne ra-
stored when the Germans left Inc
champagne district Much Of this wine
was sent 20 Paris FOR the peace con-
ference purchased by spectators and
rc-sold in England no big profit II
sella at $50 a case
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27
SHIP OF MYSTERY
ON TREASURE QUEST

NEW ORLEANS The speed yncht.
Mhitemarsh, formerly In tho naval
service. will leave here FOR 70 vulugr
far up the Amazon The outntting OF
the vessel In Philadelphia was attended
BY much mystery "Fenrelss touny
men were advertised for 90 man ~
II les now known that "a wealthy west
erner win use her 10 seek asphalt and
Oh In the interior OF South America.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27
TRAPPED BEAR TOTES
BIG LOG DRAG A MILE

MALONE ~ Y-A black bear trap
ped ON un estate near Saranac Lake.
carried twelve foot beech log and nm
eighty pound trap a mile The animal
weighed 200 pounds and was eight
feet ln length
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27
WOMAN WAS MOTHER
or THaNKSdiViNG DAY

NEW YORK A woman was the
Mother OF THANKSGIVING" She was
Mrs Sata j. Hole editor 90 "1odeyf
Lady Book ono ~ tho first womcn'a
magazines published in America SHE
sqas responsible for making Thanks
giving % national holiday instead of n
mere New EaRlnnd observance
Twenty Years Effort.
For years some of thp states had
au annual THANKSGIVING Day and oth-
efa asa not. Mrs Hale began 20 work
fnr national Thanksglylug Day she
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27

The American Red Cross decided the
rlnce OF Wales must be "buttoned"
peI9re hrlcft America. The honor of
pihninH Use Red Cross emblem on him
when he arrived n Washington Tues.
day was accorded to Miss Dorothy
Brown. N the Walter Reed hospital.
Miss Brown was voted the most pop
ulor worker az the Walter Reed hos
pitnl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27
DEATH GAMBLE
in FALL GALES


DULUTH Tho lakes arc tollng
their annual toll Of men ANA ships
The worst of tho tan gales thus iai
swept two vessels To destruction In
iuke superior
The death list. rs the time nayiga-
tIcu closes early "a December, VIII very
rfobls total Two score or more
And this promises 90 be "a mid year!
Owners and Sailors
Tempted BY Money
Heavy freight rites obtnlnablo near
the close Of The season on chrgoca Of
fr1in and ore induced owners TO send
out Noagtls so lona ns there IS "a flgh;-
inR chance of tholr making the trip.
i}onuscs are offered 20 sailors and
the call Of adventure tempts them TO
Mpn ON when they know Nhnt tho
chances are against thcln ~ 81
arises
They are assigned by the owners.
The captains hnVe little choice and
thct stick hy their commands until the
sous0n closes
Hours are precious as tho days OF
nav Natlun draw to a close. and storm
signals are Frequently ignored
MANY deeds OF horoisni and many
t~ngedicn taking ulare In the lonely
rl1cee Of Lake Aupericr are never
ar told.
Tragedies Hidden
IN Remote Waters
Sometimes the 'ful account Of
vceseis loss Deg not gathered untli she
hns been missing FOR weeks Frequent
% there sire no survivors and only frug
monts N wrockaRe 90 tell tho story
When the steamer w. b. Runnels
went ashore nt Grand Marnis. 70 hap
peued that the United states submarine
chasrr No tJs was IN shelter in the
narhor BENJAMIN Truesdale keeper Of
Tho Grand Mnrais life saving station.
was ill bur with the 43s was Keeper
John Anderson OF tho Chicago life
saving crew he led the rescue work
and The life-saver sailors from the
snh -rhnger and local fishermen took
Off Che crew after five hours OF perllous
striving
Tho rescued men were helpless from
exposure and the wreck was coated
with ice
Grand Marnia is so miles from a ral-
rOu1
Although Lake superior, with its
long SIR tches of uninhahited shore and
ie stoop cuffs rs regarded gs the most
treaoherous or the lakes wrecks occur
in ron of them fu 1916. one gale cost
four vessels and "a lives IN Lake Erie
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-22

Element Edward J. Beerwind, chairman
Of the board OF directors Of tho Inter.
borough Rapid Transit Company.
would press claim against the estate
which would practically wipe out the
residue.
The developments also revealed tha',
Mrs. Thomas had taken the furnish.
inGs from Mr.. Shonts' home at 930
Park avenue and transferred many Of
tho belongings to her own apartments.
and had acted similarly with the fur
nishlngs In mis-. farm house In Penn
sylvania. Mrs. Thomas had SEIZED the
property as belonging rightfuliy ~ her
thru purchase and upon the authority
of q bill Of sale executed by Mr.. Shonts
in June last, three months before his
death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-22
ILLINOIS GOVERNOR STARTS
4 FUND FOR MEMORIAL UNION
/ BUILDING AT UNIVERSITY.
DONATION ANNOUNCED
AT GREAT HOMECOMING
Thousands Of Former Students Attend
Reunion and Witness lows. Amss
Football eame--Newspaper Confer.
snes Held In Conjunction With
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Speak.
snec,al 70 r,mes.Rcnubl,can.

Special TO Times Republican.
Iowa City, Nov. 22.--Iowa city Is in
a blaze OF glory today. Homecoming
IS in full blast and thousands Of grad
yates and other old students OF the
university are here. The decorations
eclipse anything in the history OF the
city for splendor Of electrical display
and other features. The Iowa Ames
game will be the big climax OF tho
Homecoming this afternoon. a rous-
ing rally, antiCipatory thereof, was ed-
dressed by alumni! from far and near
last night. On the gTld!ron university
1 high beat Keota high 90 to Q. The
newspaper conference. a fourth annual
|event, and the launching Of the million
dollar campaign 70 secure funds For
majestic memorial building. in nemory
CT Iowa university men and women
who served IN either OF the last three
wars. were still other features. Al
sae meetings OF the newspaper pub
fishers, the speakers were President
Waiter A. Jessup, Lloyd McCutcheon,
Mount Vernon Record: Grant l. Cas-
well. Corn Belt Publisher pentson;
waldo Cook Springfield (Mass) Re-
publican: Fred Mann. Devils Lake, y.
ID, and P-ofs. William E. NauLsoy and
o. E. Klinzanan. s. L. ]. Mr.. Cook,
attacking the super-ethicists, who
aver that the modern newspaper Is
Ia almost venal. thru the connections be-
tween It's "box office" and It's ed!toria!
department, declared that the modern
inewspe per Is specifically dedicated 20
providing the newa. and wortaily full