davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13
KORESPONDENCYA.

Prosza panic o rade, W kwestyi
.wyboru mega" zycza sobie vie
dziec, jakiego tyPu mezczyzna-
Jest najpozadaiszym ma dozgon-
nego przyjaciela i towarzysza zy'
ca. Trudna ma to odpowiedz.
Nie9dyS m6wiono Me pre-
bieraj pauno, abyS ME przebrais
zebvs, zaniast kanarka - dtbdka
ME wybraia."
Obecnie ME MONA przyslo,
via tego zastosowac, DO - dzi,
s9ejsze kobiety ami chca ami ME So
zmuszone z zaso3onemi re&oma
czekat az sie ktory namySli pojat
je "a zone. potrafia same ma zycie
sobie zapracowat, same sobie wy
s.arczyc; rozsadne i zastanawia,
.j2ce sic, a Jest takich znaczua Ii,
Ghca upewnie sic czy btedu
mic popelnia oddajac swe SERGE
woanosc.
Ale! wybraG sobie' ,,dobrego'
mega - Jest to - co najmniej
divine zdanie, polaczone z gorz,
ky ironia zycia.
Jak poznae, cry on jest dobrym
ja& oeenie tego ktory pragriac sic
'przypodobat, ubierze szaty godo-
we ma zewnatrz j ~wew1atrz?
Odpowiem ssowami pewnej dzia
'iaczki spoiecznej, angieis&iego pc
ctodzenia:
Wszystko co nlo6e uczynic po,
stepowa Nobieta, ptagnaea wejsG
" zwiazek maszehsSd, to jest, spo-
kojna, cicha o~bserwaeya: .patrz
ko stoi Tub siodzi pred toba, "
jaki sposob sic zaehowuje, jake
mi So jego ,naniery - badaj -
ME zadsjac wiole pytai. w tych
czasach, gdy o lyle wHecej jest
kobbet anhei mezczyzn - stall
sic oni xarozunfiatyrii, ME krepu-
.ja sic / ntiunowoii zdradzaja sic
tax Z dobryfn jjsk ! zhyrn charakte-
rem. Durnsa, szanujaea sic kobe
ia, dsIgo bsdzie odpowiadac
ME" - zanini zdecyduje sic, O.
eeaifwszy jego przyrnioty - ma
TAX" >,
Fer~sza rada jest nrojem ida
mem, ric zaaochaj sic W pick
nosei me5ctyzny. Pie&nose jest
raezej przyRiejem ho6iety; lad
ny me1czyzna, wiedzacy o tenn,
re jest isdnym ditto ezasu po-
,trzebuie ma = przygladaniu sig
sobie W iustrze, ma dobieraniu So
bA krawatek i garnitifow, na
sNedzeniu jake wTazenie ma ko--
bietach rubi jego pieiuost, TAX
du1o re ME ma czasu ami 49, o.
choty przygladae sac swojej To-
ME i - oddswac sic tytko ola
Nastepnie niebezpiecznem
jest, wybrae nie1czyzne ma mega,
ktory 1byt ~czaruje ~ymowa, THO
zeniem, talentarni swojeni, ivy
de TAXI bywa haiogowym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

Elessneki iartuszek o&rywaja-
cy Gala toaaete, latvy do eszycia,
wdziewa sic pfzez glove i dopina
na guziki stosowry podar& ma
,.gw1szdks." ModeJea: Small, 80
- "a; Medium, 36-3S; Large
O-42 j Extra Large AS, mie-
rzsc na cafe " bfrScie. Ma model
10 - medium trzeba So jarda
materyi o So cal. ser. ModeMo
16c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-11-13

PraGtyCzny garnftur ubrsnia
9ta dzieci. z mdsijnu, perkaiu, fla
neIki ftp. resztki jedwSbnych ma
teryi nadaja sic do uszycia isdne-
go upominIrt dziatkom ma imieni-
ny lrb ,gwiazdke''. Modeska: 6
m;esiecy, ] rex: ? lata; 8 lata i
4 lSta, Modeaka wszystkie razem
ice.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-04

4 ~ IS ] - IS
AZ Joseph ~ I. = +
4ndteNq Stdii1e 81 NJ. u
Arnold, Archie u armed Kanss
Banter, Earl Roy. ne. Ohio
Barr James M Salisbury, Fe.
Barnes, James RI Colorado Springs,
Col.
Ratley, Harold E Rochester N. II.
Berniol, Albert, New Orleans. La,
tBiancerino, Angelo, Marc gh!aaa, Italy
Bloom, August c. Stanton, toaa.
Bohson, Charles H., Lima, Ohio.
Burt, Daniel H., Aivarado, Texas.
Buster. Eddie, scottsburg, va
Galloway, Brentley. Pensieid Ga
Carpenter, Charles, Marietta. Ohio.
Christopher, George j., Galveston,
Texas.
Coltrin, Harry N, Denver, Col.
Cramar, Ray, Blackwater, MO
Dayie, James H., East, Durham, N. C.
Detabros, Ieny, Portland. Ore
Derosctt, Henry b., HELLER, tly.
Dinius, Peter r.. Glenaiye, don't.
Douma, Harry D., AIton, I5wa.
0uhCs 4OU1p 31GAACASOAs ~. ".
DUNN, Clarence r., Chil!icotlls, Ohio.
dunno, Peter B., Casseison, n. ID.
Drrk, William j., New York, Il. Y.
Emo. Clark H., Brewster, n Y.
Estill. Oscar Lewis, Sawtelle, Cal.
Terrell, Lewis r., Spriggs, VI We
Flynn. George w, Springfield, III.
Frisch, Henry. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fry. Samuel NJ. Chelsea, Okla
Greggo, John, Steubenyille, Ohio.
Gruselle, Lewis, Green Bay, Wis.
Hartman, William H., Jr.. Carnegie.
Okla.
Hayaen, Charles R., Saginaw. Mich.
HillsberTy, Floyd E., Kiatshanie, Gre.
Hilston. Herman, Fa;rport, Chic.
laaybTecht, Theophial, Moiiae III.
Antrim, Rex L., Middleburg. Cilo.
Baitich, Nikcla H., Auburn, wash.
Bichuliller, Edward, Detroit, Mich.
BcnngRno, Nicola, Mess;na, Italy.
Burnett, Ewell A.. Bedford Co, Va.
Carlson, Albin, De Ka!b, III.
Garter, William r., Iatan, Mo.
Cole, Clifford c., Annagan, III.
Cole, james, Coppcrhill, Tenn.
Colson, Albert r, Portland, Ore.
Colucci, Oronzo, Province Vi Aber-
belli, Italy.
Constantine, James, New Yorl,~N. Y.
j
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/, 4 i
1sa n
a Ellrat Tea
ltlessia; Frank, Levi Ne. y
Miller. Dayton q, Moatesville. N. W
Morrison. John Frank, Weston, W
Va. {
Mueller, Henry, Tvs .yers. Wis.
Mullen, James Joseph. Fc>S Amboy
N j.
Myers. George o.. TOWNSEND, Mont.
Ne!son, Gilbert H.. Atlanta, Mo.
Mlethold Charles F.. Roslindale. Mass
Norris, William B., Memphis, Tex.
lOverstreet. Connie. Bald Knob, Ark.
Averton, John, Chicago, Ill.,
Passano, Edward. New York, N. Y.
Patrick, Richard A., Oakland, Cal.
Payne. joe T., Akersyille, NY.
Philips. Wallace D.. Cass, w. Va.
Pilkowslii. Anthony. Detroit, Mich.
Polcto. Frank, Province OF Trapani
Italy.
Pues. Joseph p, Washington, Mo.
Pumilia. Joe, New Orleans. La.
Pnrinak, Joseph. Throp, Wis
Puwis. Lester n, Upton, Ind.
Rayle, Arthur, Leipsic, Ohio.
Rhea, Arsey, McMinnyille, Tenn.
Rossi, Jack, Roma Arnara. Italy.
Rutherford. Clyde t.. Mullen. Texas
Sckeibe, Alfred f., st. Paul, Neb..
Scheiling, Clarence, Fllmas Junction
Cal.
schloil, Freeman T., Herod, III.
Showers, John L., Goose Creek, Tex.
Sinonl, Louis, Windher, Pa.
Saith, Edgar L., Tacoma, Va.
Sorensen, Soren j., Fresno; Cal
Swinaell. John r., Moorefie!d, Neb
Veadei, Wiiiiam, Schoharie, j.. Y.
Waterman, Frederick W., South scitu
wsfS,. Lawrence E., vinton. Ohio.
wslsbars. Albert, Syracuse, N. Y.
Wells, James NJ. Brooklyn, N. <.
Wren, Eucl r., Portage. Wis
2iyiel!o. Anthony. Castiffranze. Italy.
Dodson, ciarelfce G., De Soto, Mo.
E.iiott, Archie, Wewaiita, Pa.
Esposito, Joha, C!eaffieid, Pa.
Tiannigan, William o., Lindsay, Ark.
Girdley, Claude, Lanesyille lad.
Ealvorson, Gilbert, Sauk Center, MINI
Have, Paul NJ, Worcester, Mass.
Hebul:, Frederick, pempster, ). D.
Hutson, Ross T., Wamensburg, MO.
Jones, James, Plainyiile, Nans.
Kallna. Frank, Table Rock, Neb.
Latham, Jpson c., Arlington. Ohio.
Lee. Ieanard AL, La Crosse, Wis.
Lensiiia( Forrest, Gtieatcr III.
Lenzburg, Lexis, Ryder, n D.
Leaagllan, Andrew H., Brooklyn, N. =
Lewis, Marquis D., Hodeens, Okla.
Nascl.nben, Dav.de, Taylor, Pa.
Nichols, Ilo.l W., .tIayana, III.
Oltian, Matei. Warren, Ohio.
oyerhaiser, ilohert n, Reading. "a.
Phillips. joan, New Orleans, La.
fursifnli, Jos pf, Licking, no.
Rogers. Arnold r., Waukesha, Wis.
Roth Edmund j., Chicago, III.
Sl.owraasai, Anthony, Webster, Mass
Siaith, Clsnton. New York, ". Y
Smith, Donald G., Buffalo, N. Y.
Snithey, ColbatE Howard, Sandusky
+ III.
soooner. Rertrsn T., cranstoh, r. !.
stammen, Bud, AIzada. Mont
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-04
LEGAL RNo~IcEs
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAl
EcrA-r

l ( 7 It - ~
ESTATE.
| BY virtue Of a decree OF the circuit
Court, Of Marion County, West Virgin
ia, entered therein on the 29th day OF
November, 1918 in the Chancery
Cause Of Ida Vanguilder vs. Elsie
Vanguilder ct al will as such Spec.
ial Commissioner sell at public auction,
at the front door Of the Court House
OF Marion county. West Virginia, on
! SATURDAY JANUARY 2ath. 1919.
Beginning at Two O'Clock pm. the
following described real elate. lying
and being on Whiteday GE1ek in VIM
! field District of Afariou' county. West
Virginia, attract Of land containing
.thirtSSiya $50 acBes, more Or less,
ard being part 81 attract Of sixty
nine tS9J M:res 81 l5nd conveyed to
Elzie VAng~idersbyG III. N. Arnett and
Charles Powell ESPECIAL Commissions
ers. by decd dttsd March 18th. 1891,
and OF recort An the Office of the
Clerk of the county Court Of Marion
coanty, West Virginia in Deed Book
No. 81 at PAGE 1S5, and being the resi-
due Of said tract after deducting
therefrom q tract Of thiryt-six (SGl
acres more or less conveyed by Elzie,
vanguilder and wiff to J.SsE. Bunnerl
by dead dated Abfil Ord 1919. and
Iced Book No. ~ at page 476, refer
ence to Nhicl, Heeds are here made
One third l4rt thereof. or as much
more as thd purchased may elect to
ray cash iHhANd on day Of sale, and
for 6 mgte complete description Of
sail reayestatel
Terms ofkale.
for.th9 residue thereof khe purchaser
will hb required to exec ke his two
promissory notes with amp se-
curlty TO the Undersigned Special
Commissioner, payable in one and
two years respectively from the date
,,of sale with interest, and vendors
( lien will be retained in the deed as ad-s
diiional security for the payment of
the deferred installinent Of purchase
money. !
Given under my hand this the 9th
day NJ december, 1918. u
( AL. w. WHEN, opSCldlA SUulNltSSlque
l, Clarence Currey, Clerl. OF the
Circuit Court Of Marion county, West.
Virginia. do hereby certify that M w:
Ogden Special Commissioner in the
above styled cause, has executed bond
before me as required BY said decree
Of sale.
CLARENCE CURREY.
Clerk.
1928, Jan. J, II, .1Ss
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LEGAL NOTICES
MoTlcE.

NOTICE. "
The annual meeting Of ~ stock
holders OF the First NationM Bank Of
Fairrlont. Fairlncnt, w VA, viii be
held in the Chamber q Commerce
looms, corner Adams mud Jefferson
Streets. city OF J1sit county Of
Mar:N, state OF ysz Virginia, on the
secondly Tuesday ~ 4anu9ty. 1913. the
second tuesday hqskg te l4tbday OF
said month al 2 p m 6l 80 day for
tile eiec,i0n OF dfeJ0p 70 serve the
ensuing year, ada 1.-THE transaction
Of such other bNs less as may legally
come before sEid meeting.
l0s jackson Street.
Fa!rmont. w Va.
40 Or L II IA III
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nySi4SGsS OPPORTUNITIES
$500 monthly lnvesteT il Kentuclsy
: oil, under new. safd guarded plan
bring riches. Send for free book Ken.
lucky OH and a Nm Plan" Share
holders sAaaociatioh. No. $40 Inter,
southern Ridg., Lorisville, KY.
1-4.lt-lQ3S
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-04

ID tI =
Sn PAM Nj Conrad. Mont.
Wendell A., Malta, Ill.
Welcome H., Appleton. Wis
Robert Il. r., Bristol. Tenn
afvey r, Detroit, Mich.
cant
OTcar Al, Brooklyn, N. Y.
isep, Guy =, Salt. Lake City
william u, Chicago, III.
Austin, Montclair, N. J.
ison, Floyd E. Waterloo, Iowa.
Clarence, New York, N. Y.
unlS, William H., Hillburn. N. Y
eGhaIiic
Alonzo, Montclair, N. j.
MATES
Frank. Macon, Miss. :
tsUn, Reed Thomas, Victoria
ilss. Lloyd Eugene. lola, Kans.
Theodore r., Fulton, Ky.
attn, Montmcrenci, S. G.
Henry c. Georgetown, KY.
Bun. New York, N, Y.
ie, Andrew M, Highland Park
hariie, Clifton, Tenn.
George r, Brooklyn, N. Y. KY
Isey, Frederick, New York, N. Y
Abraham, Carlisle. Pa.
John r. Buffalo, n. Y.
3l2oa Clifford, rineyille, KY
nell, Norman H., Houston, Tex
William j., Broodyn, N. Y.
James. Chapel Hill. Texas.
Gz asle WI, Waterlcok, Ind.
Hansen William Brooklyn, N. Y.
eNSfitlss, Roy, Lebanon, Va.
eai Stephan, Marion, S. G.
HOLLAND, iessie, Henderson, Texas
lpeEt Curtis, Brooklyn; N. Y.
Jim. Alma. Texas.
oEis derrick, Williamsport, Pa
,nti thfielda 4. South Gretna, N. C.
Kenny william, Cambridge, Mass.
Perry ~, Philadelphia, Pa.
H.. louisville. Ky
sam, Two Harbors, MINI.
Byursttc, Waco, Texas.
1ldet l:eofge, Washington, D. G
N9t a0sepA g., Reldsyille, Ga.
otleTe Il Brooklyn, N. Y.
lipt William. Montgomery, Ala.
',Qli. llery, Charles G, Goodlet
Mari Charles B.. New York, N. Y
ichaei i. Boston, Mass.
Walla syalia, Wash
Poll hold r. Wesffield, Wis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-04
SpECIAL NOTICES
MoTlcg ca STOCKHOLDERS

-. I
Notice IL fereby given tina. the an,
nual meeting OF the stockholders Of
TIE Monorsehelia Bank OF airmogl.
a corporation created and organized
under the laws uf TIE stale OF Nest
Virginia. vii he held at tlleY bank
ing House III the City Of SbAirnont.
state Of West Virginia, hItween the
hours cf 4. o'c!oek noon, ana o'clock
> m, tbs l4th Day of Hnuary. 1919.
for thehurp,sp offeIecvJg Baara Of
DireetoaA and tug tra action Of any
other biSsiness tiatYyay be legal.
done at kEcl, Skocth9aers meeting;
also. a r,keirUcuymN be offered TO
itlerease 'fs fhtlbrEsa capital s'ock
sot said coig1ta; I'M n.y. increasing the
'aumber % eha esF Of stock thereas
from i've MMnHte4 shares Of the par
value OF one hHndred dollars each, TO
one thoisa, shares OF the par value
OF ona ilgKtfea dollars each, so that
'~Uch Az ri.ed capital stock Shall
hetka ~ ~ one hundred thousand
.lor9 .astsad Of fifty thousand as
berg btuNf
Nyen MlGel my hand this 18th day
n Decemb sfll9is.
CLARENCE D ROBINSON.
49,. president
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-04
WANTED
Branch Manager
ESTABLISHED
CORPORATION

Formerly large manufacturers Of
steel products, now engaged in
prcduss. on Of mammoth patriotic
work, is opening Branch Office
in Fairnont. Requires services
of good business man as Manager.
Applicant must assumel duties
abcst January 1st., be able to d.
rect a small salsb force, the most
Of whom g.abg attracted to the
wbfE or aeoou4t Of rs patriotic
9tare, $1,000 SI.sh bond required,
fally secured. Entirely new fopo-
sttion; raiiqfal s',ertI;as cam, !
paisn staraj &, including double
page ad injlocal papsjg tremend-
Gus opporfnity. Replies solicited
from rag lqs who and their hus.
mess ua8 zcfitabls ~ tnpsip har-
mony Fith war eoaditions Com
nissioR basis With earning upward
Of 5000 per var.
sak slakger viii assist in or
gaming safss force and supervise
openiHE y Branch House, Make
your answer complete t secure
intervieM You will be required
to coma to Chicago for two days
instruction and tratnifg, and IN,
less you naye the d6ney for cash
bond. ana SSu reputation will
stand the tlli degree, save your
stamps. Tht0is a neal opportunity
that will Resent itsA but once in
a lifeti9&, Write orr wire, PREsl-
DENT, Eislo AdyertisinA Building.
Chicago, III.
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FOR SALE e6sacT3 ~
for general farmint \ IL ao|
ranch; gcci bnildins nv ~
mate. r. 1'orrencss r 30. ( 4 s. i!
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-AirdEle pup. seven Ifos y {.
Finder rottty +. a, zisnx;
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10 e, sxssSS.; NJ .'
- 800 : ,ss I = - (; = .
ot llsIEa!h s es!'S
care Nsst Nil.
NVlNTED. EEnniets d l0
son. son : asn lla e fsssss1s q
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LOSl s 4 M

LOST 'rescelit pearl Mn
\ mont hosel dinner N W El'|t
Finder will, BIZ literally FeS 4 .o|
returning same e s4O5
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Ing Company Clncinnat 9, 0hloI B
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WANTED 10 REM h
4 Housekeeping rooms 'l'
1929.
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the best known p0pStint ptar AZ
ing line III Amerlc6. from Z NH q
Wearer." Mail application fntTi lif
references today. p. H. Davis
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ollowing casuslties are report
iie 10 Ding general Of the
Ded Ls1nary Forces:
In acl4pns 40; died Of wounds,
of acetslsH and other causes,
of aeruDI ape accident, I /; died
n use, wounded slightly, 81,
d l1sA severely. $40; wounded lde-
SaaetsfIn l6edJ s; missing in ac-
q: Tniai 5S4.
Killed Ii Action.
III, DANES a.. New Haven, Conn.
Robert East Tcmpleton.
Patrick j., New York, N. Y.
Illazm S.. Charleston. w.
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FOR SALE - Bargain In oak dining
table, and side board. $40 Locust
Ave. l.2.l.4S22
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HEP NJ ANTls! 3 e

SAIL < 4 We have cxC lGSk Il {;
Iitcry open in your field. Hin
Davis Made to Measure el6
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FOR SALE.-Small frame garage, at
0l9 Locust avenue. See Ho!bert &
speeden ca 1.2-2t-,4s24
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#FOR SALE-Dining table and chairs.
Call S24 Jefferson street l-2-2t-49l3
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-12-05
catarrh Cannot Re Cured

with l. veal Applications. as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease, Catarrh
is blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter
nal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally and acIs directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure is not quack medicine. 1t
was prescribed by one Of the best physi-
clans In this country for years, and is a
regular prescription. It is composedof
the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free. r. j. CHENEY IL CO., Props.
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists, price IS cents.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-12-05
Reveals Soviet Horrors.

Milwaukee. Dec. 3.-"Anyl man,
whether an official or a private citi-
zen, who doesn't think the United
States is a fit place to live in should
get out, and get out quick declared
former Gov. Frank B. Willis, Ohio, in
an address before the Citizens League
for Constitutional Order at st. PauPs
guild. 81 was amazed when L saw an
officer of Milwaukee county quoted in
the public press as saying, in sub
stance, regarding the deportation of
radicals: No deportation is necessary.
Just open the gates and they will go
fast enough to a country that is fit to
live in And / was equally amazed
to learn that, at meeting held in the
Milwaukee auditorium Sunday night
soviet Russia was eulOgiZed by speak
ers and cheered by the audience. Let
me quote q few conditions in soviet
Russia, as related by former Ambas-
sadOr Francis who saw this bOlShev1k
beast emerge from the sewer. Mr.
Francis tells of women being arrested
of their husbands and brothers, who
had been forced to serve in the boil
shevik armies. Is that what the Mil
waukee audience was cheering? He
tells of the wholesale slaughter. OF
educated persons, of anybody who
wore a cOlIar-of the naturalization
of wOmen-of the deliberate murder
of hostages and all anti-boleshvik. Is
that the kind of liberty Milwaukeeans
gave their cheers for on Sunday
night? Is that the sort of regime
that the reds radicals or whatever
name you please to call them-are
seeking to set up in the United States
But there will be no revolution. This
nation has cost too much in blood and
treasure TO go down to ruin at the
hands of those who have come from
foreign shores to seek the protection
of it's liberty. And it will be pre-
served"
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-12-05
HALF BILLION GAIN
I'M u. S. TREASURY
Increase in Receipts Over 1918 Shown
in Reports for Fiscal Year-T rade
Favors United States

Washington, Dec. S.-Increase of
nearly $500, 100000 in receipts over
1918 was noted in the report of the
treasurer of the United States for the
fiscal year 1919.
The ordinary receipts were S4,647,-
6O3, 852.46 and the ordinary disburse-
ments $15,365, 362, 741.76, an increase
of $6,3O8, 1896, 475.73. as compared with
those of the year previous.
The disbursements on account of
the Panama canal were $12,265, 775.O9,
while the receipts were $6,777 ,046.55.
Gold in the treasury at the begin
ming of the year amounted to $2,479,-
954 5000, the treasurer said. There
was noticeable increase monthly
thereafter until May 15, when the
holdings attained a maximum of ST.
569O59, 633 4S.
Modification by the federal reserve
board June of the embargo on the
movement of the metal caused the
amount of the gold to be reduced mod
erately.
The excess of exports over imports
during the year amounted to S54,211,-
500.
The general stock of money in the
United States at the close of the fiscal
year was $7,51S, 7S9, 900, an increase of
S777.716,706. The money in circula-
ton increased In volume by $3S6,6O2,-
$40 and amounted to grand total OF
$5.766, 029,97
More than S1,OO0,OOO,OO0 worth of
Liberty bones were bought by the
treasury department and retired dur
ing the last twelve months, yielding
the government profit of approx
mately S35,000,000 and reducing the
public debt, Secretary Glass reported
to congress-
Purchases were made to stabilize
the market for these securities, par
values being $1,043. OSO,5O0 and the
cost to the government 1898, 1868, 526,
in addition to $14,204,779 accrued in
terest.
First loan purchases tOtaled S25,-
$4,000: second, 1911, 215 goo; third
$27S, 635 800 and fourth, $368, 115,OO0.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-12-05
70 Hunters Killed; IS Wounded.

Madison, Dec 3.-Twelve hunters
eleven men and one W0man-met
death i'm the Wisconsin woods this fall
unofficial reports show. The deer sea-
son came TO close on Sunday. Duck
hunting will continue until December
10. 1t is estimated that about twenty
five Sp0rtSmen were seriously injured
or wounded. while on hunting expedl-
tons this year. Deer suffered very
heavily. according TO dispatches from
northern Wisconsin. Considerable agi.
tation for closed year has resulted
rs outgrOwth of the big slaughter this
SpaSnl.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-12-05
TAX EvADERS FACE PENALTY
Warning Given by Commissioner Ro-
per to Those Who Have Faisi.
fled Returns.

Washington. Nov 29.-Warning was
given fax evaders by Revenue Com
missioner Roper that those who have
falsified Or made incorrect returns
may expect ''to br called upon any day
for an accounting No lenency Will
be shown corporations or individuals
who have attempted 10 dcfraud rhe
government. the commissioners said
The governments drive on tax ev:ld
ers thus FAR has Melted apprnNinatclN
5000. 100000 more than Tie amount
called for by the returns tiled early in
the year.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1919-12-05
Wisconsin, NEWS
Stated IN BRIEF
TeIegraphic Chronicle of State
Happenings.
NOT TO CLOSE ALL PLANTS
New Fuel Administrator for MllWau-
kee Says City Is in No Danger of
Fuel Famine-Urges Public to
Be Calm.

Milwaukee, Dec. 3.-Milwaukee is in
no immediate danger of drastic fuel
regulations which would paralyze in
dustries and interfere with amuse-
ments, according to statement is
sued by G. o. Bradshaw who, with
w. N. Fitzgerald, has been appointed
to take charge of the fuel situation in
Milwaukee and it's suburbs. While
many other cities are already under
drastic rules, Mr.. Bradshaw was en-
phatic in saying that Milwaukee, for
at least thirty days, will not be com
PEELED to undergo hardships. 1t APP
pears from Mr.. Bradshaw's statements
that there was more or less hySteria
sweeping over the city when 1T was
learned that the nation was put under
fuel regulations similar to the ones
which prevailed during the war. While
Mr. Bradshaw did not attempt to mini
mize the coal situation, he went to
some length to make it clear that Il
the requests of the government with
respect to conservation are complied
with Milwaukee will not necessarily be
put under irksome restrictions. AL
though the situation may change, Mr.
Bradshaw stated that drastic regula-
tons will only be put into effect as a
last resort. while the coal situation
is serious, there is no prospect that
the fuel shortage will force general
shutdown Of industry in Milwaukee
within the next 80 days. said Mr..
Bradshaw.