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The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

WANTED-A single Catholic man,
% to so years, for Catholic institu-
ton. Must be a practical farmer,
know how to milk and handle cattle
and horses; know something about
farm machinery, etc. Steady posi-
ton with good wages, including good
board, room and washing. Inquire in
person if possible at 165 So. Franklin
st. or Tel. Cedar S57S
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

WANTED-A woman to keep house
for two women. Wages $50 a month.
Address Miss M. Day, 4O1 No. 3rd
ST., Saltwater, Mimi.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

POSITION WANTED-D Discharged
soldier wishes position in Mems Fur
nishing Store. Irish-Catholic, % years
old, single, and 4th degree K. of c.
Willing to work and prove his ability
as a salesman. Address e. care The
Catholic Bulletin
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

WANTED-POsition as housekeeper
for priest in Twin Cities. Expert
enced. References. Address "E,"
care The Catholic Bulletin
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

FOR SALE-A good tone organ.
Very reasonable. Suitable for church
or school purposes. Address &C.
care The Catholic Bulletin.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

STOP!! LOOK!! LISTEN!!
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
for Catholic Farmers seeking new
location. First-class Farm Lands,
Church and resident Priest Good
water, coal
For" further particulars address, Big A
Land Co. or. Rev. J. A. MCGOWAN,
Isabel So. Oak.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22
MINNEAPOLIS.

Pro-cathedraI of st. Mary: A mis-
sion lasting for two weeks will begin
Sunday, March 23 The exercises will
be conducted by the Dominican
Fathers of the Holy Rosary convent.
The first week will be for the women
and the second week for the men.
The Most Reverend Archbishop
Bowling will celebrate Pontifcal Mass
in the Pro-Cathedral on Saturday
morning, March 20, at nine o'clock
Delegations of children from the paro,
chial schools of the city will attend.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22
ARCHDIOCESE ofST. PAUL
ST. PAUL.

Cathedral: The Passion play, The
Upper Room, will be presented at the
Cathedral school hall Monday even
ing, April Z, at eight o'clock.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

College of ST. Thomas: The st.
Thomas College Alumni Bulletin has
made its first postwar appearance. 1t
is brimful of interesting facts and
data on st. Thomas part in the great
struggle. 1t contains also lengthy
list of students and alumni who
served in the war.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

League Of Catholic Women: The
League has issued its yearbook for
1918. 1t is a comprehensive work,
with detailed reports of the work of
each department. At the opening of
the year 1918 the League had $50
members. In February of that year
membership campaign brought in
600 new names, which brings the total
strength close to one thousand mem
bers. The League maintains, among
it's other activities, the following de-
partments: Cafeteria, at 720 Mar
quette avenue; st. Mary's Hall fol
girls, at 1908 Hawthorne avenue; Mar
| garet Berry Settlement House, 75s
Pierce street, N E. 1t also combines
with the st. Paul Guild of Catholic
Women in maintaining the Catholic
Infant Home on Dale street, st. Paul
Catholic Infant Home: The quar-
! terly meeting of the executive ant
| sustaining boards of the Home met il
Minneapolis on Thursday, March 20
in the rooms of the League of Catholi
/ Women, 720 Marquette avenue. TIL
Executive Board met at one O'Clock
and general meeting of the sustain
ing board was held at three O'Clock
Miss Gertrude MCGEE, who spent tw
4 years as a Red Cross nurse in France
was a speaker. Mrs. Marshall Coo
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

Catholic Students Association: Last
Sunday afternoon Rev. John Dunphy,
president of st. Thomas College,
spoke before a large meeting of the
Association. His subject was: "The
Story of Ireland"
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

Christian Brothers: The Rev.
Brother julius, we'll known in the
Great Northwest, is engaged in the
work of recruiting members for the
Congregation of the Christian Broth
ers. expresses himself as well
satisfied with the results attained thus
far in the selection of youths from the
ranks of the student body in the vari-
Gus schools he has visited. He is,
however, DESTROYS of extending the
scope of his labor so as to include
not only the youth of the schools but
also young men of maturer age, who
have no aspiration for the priesthood
and who would be willing to conse-
crate their lives to God in the service
of Religion for the teaching and train
ing of the Catholic youth of America
Brother julius has his office at De
La Sale Institute, II Grove place.
Minneapolis, Minnesota. He is always
and ever ready to meet applicants to
vouchsafe all required information
and answer all inquiries of aspirants
to the noble work of the Christian
Educator.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-03-22

idge spoke on Child Welfare. Mr.. Otto
Davis, chairman, War Chest Commit.
tee, also spoke.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
- r II :.
Anegdotki KaszLbskie.

Bylo to na K%aszubach, W para
fiji Borzyszkowskiej. Ksiadz pro-
bosZcz Stucharski mieszka1 w pie
banii, a ksiadz Worza11a, wikary,
w domku %prywatnym i to IA pie
trze, a Ia dole mieszka1 organista.
Zdarzy1o sic, re domek ten-nie
Wiadomo z jakiego powodu - sic
zapali1, a poniewaz w blizkosci
INA dowal sic drewniany kosci6f,
vice byfa Ottawa, by i ten ME Ego
rzal.
Zbiegli sic vice pobozni Borzy-
szczanie i zaczeli wynosie. kosciel-
he sprzety. Rozumie sic, re maj
prod zajeli sic przeprowadza--
MEM swietych.
Kiedy ich wynosza, pyta jeden
drugiego:
- Czujesz druchu, mosz ii tez
abe swietego Morcena? = DO jak
besmy tego nj mia1a, belibesma
wszesci zdzinioni!
Oh mann, brace, nam, ale
MECH 60 mor6wcie i Morcena,
jak jo Sc zadwigaje!- byla Cd
powiedz.
Kiedy. potem wlozyli swietych
do bryczki ma resorach i uwozili
ich, co tchu starczy1o W bezpiecz-
ne miejsce, znoWu odezWa1 sic
jeden.
- Wejle, druchu, jak cy swie-
cy glowa ciwaja i Sc brodami thu
ka! = Jaci tie nara! - szybko cd
parl drugi. - Toe oni So redzy,
re So -dobrze wekolebia ia spreze
mach. Oni jesz W swoim zecu tax
so ME jechale, jak dzyso!
= Ale czy ty czasem ME }zesz,
.ugustku? = zapyta} ia ksiedza
mojego ziomka z kaszu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Cda1sk jake gf6wne empor-
] jun handlowe Ba}tyku.

Ba}tyk ma wielka Hose port6w
lniekt6re z mich maja bardzo do
godny dostep cd strony NORA, lie
"a tez mad wielkiemi rzekami. ale
laden z mich ME ma lyle danych,
ably m6dz stanac IA czele i zostac
niejako w1adca zeglugi ba1tyckiej
,jak Gdansk.
w starozytnosci i Wiekach sred
mich dominowa1y ma Ba1tyku Ko-
penhaga, Lubelka. Wizby. Ryga /
inne porty, ale ich przewaga hand
Iowa by1a sztuczna. Kopenhaga,
panuje mad Sundem, posiada ona
vice klucz,- kt6rym moe kazdej
chwili zamknac brame Ba1tyku,
prowadzaca ma pr%zestrzenie hand
lu wszechswiatowego, albo przy--
najmniej na1ozyc take ella mors-
kie, re inne emporja handlowe z
Kopenhaga konkurowac ME mo-
ga. Togo oczywiscie nieuczciwego
srodka W zwalczaniu konkurencyi
mog1a sic chwytae Kopenhaga do
Fp6ty, dop6ki inne miasta duns-
kie byly "a slabe, ably sobie VOL
ny przeplym przez Sund zabezpie
cyl. Ot6z ten jeden jedyny szcze
g61 t1umaczy nam nierozerWalna
ma poor zagadke,d laczegoGdansk
zamieszkany przeWaznie przez lud
nose niemiecka, ola swej zach1an-
nosci politycznej ma og6l zawsze
wrogo usposobiony wobec pola--
k66w, kurczowo trzymal sic panst-
wa polskiego. Tylko BOWEN pote-
INA Rzeczpospolita polska byla W
stanie uchronic Gdansk Cd szykan
re strony Kopenhagi, skutecznlie
go tez chroni1a. Poza SVEN polo
zeniem, mad Sundem ME ma Ko--
penhaga podstaW do rozWoju han
dlu wszeehsWiatoWego, gdyz jest
odsrodkiem niewielkiego panstew
ka, kt6re v ~ostatnich stuleciach1
tylko z 1aski Francyi Angln pru
|sakoW z~achoWyWalo sWa niepodle-
CLOSE.
R6wniez idaWna wielkose Luz
|beki j Wisby byla jedynie PREF
scioWa, gddy boWiemprzy koncu
wicklow srednichnajaz muzul=
manskie ma poanstwa 1ezace mad
lMorzem srodziiemnem zniszczyllyy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
UCzMY DZlECl NASzE CZYTAC, PISAC
M0WlC Pc POlSKU.
Pi}sudski obejmuje dow6dztwo
W otenzywie polskiei.
Ma podstawie korespondencyi An
toniego Czarneckiego do Chicago
Daily News

Wilno, kuryerem via Warsza-
wa i Paryz FL sierpnia - Naczel
mix republiki polskiej general
Pi}sudski zatrzyma4 sic tutaj W
przejezdzie ma front, gdzie osobis
Gle obejmie dow6dztwo w polskiej
ofensywie przeciwko rosyjskim
bolszewikom. Prey tel sposobnos-
ci wyrazif sic W wywiadzie praso
wynn pomiedzy innemi W nastepu
iacy spos6b.
"~Istnieje u mas kwestya zydow
ska. Polska ME moe rozwiazac
jej W inny spos6b .niz zosta1a ona
rozwiazana W cywilizowanych
panstwach ma ca4ym swiecie, a
mianowicie przez DAME takich sa-
mych praw zydom jak chrzescija-
nom.
"Zaraz w zaraniu swego nowe-
go zycia politycznego Polska u
czyni}a to i ME robi}a zadnych r6z
mic z powodu przynaleznosci do
jakiegoS wyznania, religii, czy ra
sy. zydzi maja tn te same prawa
co chrzescijanie. Me rozumiem
dlaczego ci, kt6rzy So zaintereso-
wani W rozwiazaniu kwestyi zy.
dowskiej W Polsce, sadza, re spo-
sob jej zalatwienia W innych cy,
wilizowanych krajach ME powie.
die sic W Polsce. Potrzeba tylko,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05

Poza ia jest zabytkiem naszejj
szlachetczyzny i ma kazdym kro--
XII daje sic odczuwac nietylko Lit
whom, Bia1orusinom, ale chic
pom polskim, WytWarzajac nieuf
nose doSinteliigeneyi, Ale chop pc
slskic zy robotnik nienawidzac OBJ
szarnicza szlachte i inteligencye
ME ~przestanie bye przez to pols--
kim ducha i dazen narodowych
sic ME Wyrzeknie. Inaczej sic
Erzecz dzieje 2 Rusinami, Bia1oru-
sinami i Litwinami. Tych poste--
powaniem taken zraza sic do pc
rozumienia z Polska j wytwarza
sic antagonizm, kt6ry dale sic wy
zyskiwae naszym przeciwnikom j
|czesto dochodzi do krwawych po-
rachunk6w.
Polska moze dojsc do porozu-
mienia z ludem litewskim, bialoru
skim i .ukrainskim, jake r6wny z
rooznym bez wykazywania i'm pozy
|wyzszosci.
Podajac poWyzszy artyku} uwa
zalny "a stosoWne zaZnaczyc, re
sfery reakcyjne W Polsce inaczej
nieco sprawe traktuja. Wezmy n.
p. Reforme rolna. Ola Galicyi
Wsch. i zapewne ola Bialorusi pc
.lityka reakcyjna uznaje potrzebe
pozostawienia wiekszych majat--
k6w, niz n: p. w Kr6lestwie i Ia
chodniej Galicyi. Jezeliby TAXA re
.forma mia}a bye ostatecznie PREY
jeta, zosta1by popelniony fatality
|b1ad, kt6ryby sic W bardzo krot-
kim czasie zemsci4 ma Polsce. Po-
zostawienie n%iekt6rych majatk6w
we Wschodniej Galicyi i wog6le
la kresach, ME pozwoli1oby ma
zblizenie sic i spokojne wsp6}zy--
Gle Ukrainc6w i Bia1orusin6w z
Polakami. To chyba az nadto jas
ne.
Lecz reakcyjni politycy zdaja
sic tego ME rozumiec.
TO kwestyi ME polepsza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Polska " stosunku do Ukrai.
ny, Litwy, Bia}orusi.

"Gazeta Polska" W Warszawie
podaje artykuf zas1ugujacy ma
uwage - kt6ry W wazniejszych
wyjatkach brzmi:-
"Ilekroc Wysuwa sic IA porza.
dek dzienny sprawl porozumienia
sic. z narodami sasiedniemi, czy
to z Litwinami, czy Rusinami lut
Bia1orusinami, padaja argumenty
&c przeciez to ME So narody, ale
szczepy do Polski- przynalezne.
Take same zdanie s1yszelismy
pred so laty.- wyg}aszane przez
Niemc6w austryackich W stosun
ku' do Czech6w, S1owehc6w i in.
nych narod6w slowianskich, Glen
nych niezaradnych i dajacym in
mad SODA panowac.
A jednak zycie sta}o sic silniej
SIZE cd czczej gadaniny niemiec-
kiej i zabieg6w zupelnego unicest
vienna tych narod6w.
Obudzi1y sic narody oswieci}y
ME ma1o dopomog1y do pogromu
swoich ciemiezycieli.
Wick XIX i Xxx jest widownia
cd radzajacych sic narod6w
'panstw,o kt6rych ich w1adcom AM
jsie sni4o, re powstana / beda zdo]
inc do nowego zycia. Pomszcza sic
!przytem ma swoich ciemiezycie-
ZACH.
w 10 wieku powstali Serbowie.
Bu}garzy, Rumunowie, jake pans
twowo niezalezne narody, -dzi$
powstaja Czesi i S1owianie po}ud
niOwi.
TO So juz narody, skonczone
pod wzgledem s4viadomosci marc.
dowej i zdolnosci panstwowo two
rczej.
lime jeszcze tycl> zdolnosci
swiadomosci ME zdazy1y wykazac:
ale ME MONA twierdzic, re ich nj.
gdy ME wykaza.
By1aby to TAXA ,sama krotko-
wzrocznosc, jaka mia}y panstwa
zaborcze W stosunku do swoich
ciemnych i zahukanych narod6w
b i czemze r6zni sic dis Ru
sin, Litwin, Bia1orusin cd daw.
nych Serb6w, Bufgar6w czy Cze-.
chow.
TAX samo jest ciemny jak i on1
dawniej byli. A jednak, kiedy zlo
zy1y sic lepsze warunki, wytwo-.
rzyl sic u tamtych narod6w ped
do oswiaty, do wolnosci. Zapewne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
ably ludnosc przyzwyczaila sic I'VE.
ludzie wolni, a ME :iak niewol

ably ludnosc przyzWyczai}a sic rye
jak ludzie wolni, a ME jak nieWol=
nicy.
"Nie by1o rzecza sluszna pred
stawiac zadania zyd6w Aliantom
ra konferencyi pokojoWej j zadac
cd Mich rozwiazania ca{ego profile
mu bez dania rzadowi polskiemu
sposobnosci wziecia pod uWage SUI
gestyi podsuwanych. Zosta}y roz
p~uszczone rozmyslne k1amstwa o
pogromach zyd6w W Polsce W cza
sic WALK 0 wypedzenie bolszewi-
k6w. Byly one rozpuszczane pc ca,
lynn swiecie ably zaszkodzic Polsce
W krytycznym czasie podczas ro-
Rowan ma konferencyi p%okojowej.
Dalej stwierdzi1 Naczelnik, re
W Polsce pogrom6w faktycznie ia
dnych ME by1o, a rozruchy, W
kt6rychc ucierpieli ME tylko zydzi,
ale i chrzescijanie, mialy miejsce
przewaznie W strefie objetej woj
ma i dziwic sic raczej nalezy, IL
tax ma1o stosunkowo ,wobec tego
faktu pablo offiar. Z%aprzeczyl W
szczeg6lnosci potwarzom o rzeko-
mym pogromie W Whine, gdzie
sam byl W krytycznym czasie O.
becry.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Regulator
sE3& CO
CEDAR RAPIDS IOWA

re otoczenie bardziej odrebne niz
II Bia1orusin6w ely Rusin6w po--
waznie wp1ywa1o ma rozw6j ich
narod6w r6wniez i wspomnienia
tradycyjne, oddzia1ywaly,al ale pre-
ciez i Rusini, - Litwini i Bia1o-
rusini ME So bez :tradycyi.
Ukraina by}a kolebka powazne-
60 panstwa, kt6re r6wnoczesnie z
Polska powsta1o. Przesz}a inne ko
leje historyczne cd w1asciwej Ro-
syi ma W swej krwi mniej przy--
mieszek finskich i tatarskich, ma
usi}owania stworzenia samodziel-
nego panstwa przez Chmielnic-
kich i Mazep6w. - Wykazala ere
szta dis juz pewne zdolnosci or
ganizacyjne, tWorzac wojsko z kt6
rym my przez Z mleslecy ME mo
glismy sic uporcac.
Zapewne widzimy wiele W tym
panstwie dziczyzny, hajdamactwa
i zbrodni ale So one ME wiele vie
ksze cd niemieckich i moskiews--
kich, - kt6rym ME odmawiamy
|.jednak zdolnosci panstwowo two
rczych.
Rusini, sczzeg6lnie W Galicyi
VS.. wykazali take znaczne IDOL
nosci organizacyjne, W kierunku
kooperatyw i towarzystw oswiato
wo gospodarczych. W Rosyi tego
wytworzyc ME mogli, DO byli,jak
wiemy, nieslychanie uciskami i
wynaradawiani.
TO tez twierdzic dis, re lud--
nose rusinska ME jest zdolna do
wytworzenia samodzielnosci jest
przedwczesnie. Warunki liczebne,
gospodarcze i geograficzne ma lep
SIZE cd mas, a kultura moze sic z
czasem rozWinac.
Ola mas moze poWstac tylko "a
gadnienie: czy jest pozadane po-
wstanie samodzielnej Ukrainy, =
czy ME. i
Zdaje sic, re niema co do tego
watpliwosci. Powstanie niezalez--
nej Ukrainy, osfabia bardzo po--
waznie Rosye, a ME zagraza ma
szemu bytowi, gdyz ME wytwarza
.przewazajacego przeciwnika.
w dodatku Ukraina tax W dzia
lie organizacyjnym, jak j bezpie-
czenstwa re strony z%ach}annej Ro
syi, - moe bye zmuszona do wei
scia z mani W trwalszy zwiazek.
Rosya BOWEN bez Ukrainy ME
bedzie zdolna do wytworzenia ME
zaleznego pod wzgledem gospodar
czym organizmu. Zejdzie do roll
Chin wyzyskiwanych przez obce
kapita1y i panstwa.
Bezpieczenstwo vice Polski wy
maya nietylko sprzyjae powsta--
niu Ukrainy, ale wziac nawet enc
rgiczny udzial W jej tworzeniu.
30 ME moze czekac ma napad i
bronic sic tylko v swoich grant,
each. Trzeba Rosyi uniemozliwic
checi zaborcze W stosunku do Pol
ski przez stworzenie jej przeciw-
.nika W Ukraine i os1abienie jej
.liczebne. Dlatego tez nalezy dazyc
do porozumienia sic z UEkrainca-
mi, co pc pogromie obecnym be-
die 1atwiejsze. Wspomodz lch
W wyrzucaniu bolszeWik6w 2 Tx
rainy,a przedewszystkiem ME pre-
;jaWiae polskiego imperyalizmu W
stosunku do zamieszka1ego przez
Mich terytoryum.
NaWet utrata czesci Galicyi VS.
poza LwoWem j zaglebiem nafto-
wen jeszcze by sic Polsce oplaci-
Ia, jezeliby kosztem jej MONA by
10 2 Ukraincami dojsc do porozu
mienia j wytworzenia 2 Mich sa--
modzielnego panstWa.
Nietylko W stosunku do Uklrraiin
COW ale W stosunku do Bia1oru
SNOW i Litwinow nalezy pozbye
sic pozy wyzszosci, ktora nam tam
rodzi wrog6W Wsrod inteligencyi,
ukrainslkiej, iteWskiej bialorus
|kiej.
@9&
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
Zapchanie przewraca ca1y sys

Zapchanie przewraca ca1y sys-
tenn = powodujac niebezpieczne
choroby cz1o W rodzinach ludz-
kich. Me k1opoccie sic - Holli-
sierra Rocky Mountain herbata
wypedzi zapchanie, ureguluje
wnetrznosci, nastroi zoladek, wy
czysci i wychedorzy. Bee zawadu
sprobujcie ia 35c. W apiece
Ogl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05

dzace %kupiectwo niemieckie zaj--
mic on take satnowisko mad Bal
tykiem, jake zajmuja Londyn i
Hamburg mad morzem P61nocnem
PROB. DIR. Kegowski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-05
NASI AGENCI

OpUWdZHItHI Sd 10 KOItKCUWd
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste.
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
BREMOND. Tex. M. C.. Basihski.
GRENVILLE. s. Oak. J6zef Gruba
GENESEO, N. Oak, Max. Cieminski
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MANISTEE Mich. Stanislaw Pogorzelski.
MELLEN, Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa Fir. Jablonski
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilski
ST. PAUL. Mimi, FIR. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Jan Herek
WILMINGTON. Del. M. M. Potaszewski
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-14
QUORUM OBTAINED IN CONGRESS

washington, Aug 8-Congress this afternoon was
ready hear what to be the most important
sage delivered since the declaration Of upon Germany
All doubt that the president would address the house at
quorum Of the members It was feared that less than
one-half the members would be in Washington. The roll
call this afternoon showed quorum Of 223 seven
quorum received the resolution requesting President
Wilson to address the house was passed
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-14
ONE MILLION HOME SHORTAGE

ONE MILLION HOME SHORTAGE
Washington Aug. 8.-The United States is 100000
houses behind the needs of the people, Senator Calder of
New York asserted today in speech to the senate to
stimulate home building. >-.-...
Calder recommended that his bill providing for the
establishing Of home loan banks throughout the country
would make available $000000000 for home constrc-
o ~Hgh rent must continue unless some way found
to increase the number Of home owners" he said.
BROOKLYN MEN STILL ON STRIKE
:, Brooklyn n: Y: Aug. S-The Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit Company again attempted to service following
another night comparative paralysis resulting from the
strike of the union employees Union officials admitted
that the service the elevated and subway lines was less
than yesterday The street have commenced COM
petition with the transit company running BUSES parallel
to- the car lines.
MINNESOTA LEGISLATURE WILLIE CALLED
St: Paul, Aug: 9-The Minnesota legislature may be
called in an extra session Aug 49, Governor Burnquist
said today He said that that would be the earliest date he
could fix for the calling Of the session The
the date upon being advised by the attorney general that
the state calamity department had authority to make
for the prevention of fires The attorney
general offered the statement writing by the deputy
torney general. Sss
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-14
PACKERS TO BE PROSECUTED

Chicago, Aug 9.-The packers will be given first at
tenon by the federal prosecutors here the high
prices according to Federal Attorney F. Cline who just
returned from Washington where he has been in confer
ence with Attorney Palmer and other administration
leaders, Cline indicated that the trials may not be held
in Chicago pointing that there plants in twelve or
more cities He declared that the trials would be held
wherever the evidence appeared the strongest.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-14

Fargo Aug 9-The National w. c. 7. o. is not in the
fight to secure national amendment to the constitution
to eliminate tobacco according to advces received here
today to local officers from national headquarters The
general officers made formal denial in to charges
brought by the forces which opposed national
jubilee campaign, to eliminate tobacco. They asserted
that they will continue however, to campaign against
bacco by public education.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-14

every room OF
the house, in
the barn.
Simply turn a
switch. No
lamps or Ian
terms to carry.
No matches
to strike.
No danger Of 1
All at the cost
cents a day.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-14

St. Paul, Aug. 9--The army worm has made it's ap-
pearance in Minnesota claimed by W. Raleigh head
Of the department. Of entomology experiment station in
statements which he made today He stated that Red
Wing Rochester and Moose Lake in northern Minnesota
have experienced considerable crop damage because of
it. Will G. Cook expert in conference with the county
officials of Goodhue and Olmstead counties. #
Much damage has been done in the vicinity of Mora.
According to Cook entire fields of llet have been de-
stroyed also fields Of beans and peas have been swept
down. %+s@= Gf%a@ -@# #%&a G=# %>
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1919-08-14
CHICKEN YARDS 10 TAKE PART

ST. Paul, Mimi, Aug: Chicken yards Of the north
west are going to take Waop at the high prices in stock
yards this fawth prospects Of reducing meat prices
I'VE are going to stage the greatest poultry campaign
in the history Of the northwest this fall and winter said
N E. Chapman poultry specialist at the University Of
Minnesota who IS cooperating with county agents and
poultry scieties in every part Of the northwest.
In Minnesota there So poultry associations that
receiving data poultry raisingaimed particularly to
advertise poultry and eggs food In addition the cA
culars going to county agents Of the state who in turn
distribute them hundreds Of interested farmers and city
jewellers. @}@' ~~@4
Il believe there will be poultry raised in Minne4
sofa next year than ever BEFORE said Chapman County
fairs starting over the state afford an oppertun
ity for everyone acquant themselves with poultry rails
ing methods and to gather information on the subject
This the time Of year when ocks being culed he
said Most of the cullng, however, will be done after
county fairs have been staged giving the doubtful breeder
an opportunity to study selection. White Leghon cock
erels are now being cued for brothers, are cockres
among the rocks and reds. -,
Competition in poultry exhibits county fairs will
be more keen than this year, according to Mr. Chap
man. The legislature appropriated $4,000 annually for
two years at its last session to be divided among county
fairs the state for prize awards Each county can
draw up to $500 annually for cash awards in poultry
shows.