davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19

gajaca, ME przychodzi u~nlyslnie, obrazila sic! Mic
doczeka pan sic jej dis wcale!
Wlodzimierz u$miechnal sic pod wasem:
- Kto kocha musi bye ~cierpliwy wzgled-
ny, poczekaj pan jeszcze chwile, a jezeli panny Wan
dy ME zobaczysz dis, to bedzie trzeba przylsc Ju-
tro przedstawiG jej sic innym, takim, jakim pan
byi wpierw zacnym przebaczajacym.
Wiktor s~pogladai ma drzwi, Z niecierpliwoscia
przerzucal kartki ksiazki, z~dobiacej stol, przygryzai
wargi.
Wreszcie drzwi uchylily sic, lecz do salonu
weszla sama PAM prezesowa, oznajmiajac gosciom
&c c6rka da b6lu glowy poiozyc sic musiala.
Wiktor ME powiedziai siowa, zerwai sic tylko
nagle z miejsca, p~ozegnai sic chlodno wyszedf.
Milczenie zalegio W pokoju. Pc chwili, jela IL
bolewac prezcsowa mad zmiana usposobienia WIKI
tora:
- Me ma pan navel wyobrazenia, jaki jest ME
Icierpliwy, wymagajscy, ekscentryczny, czesto kic-
rule sic ~fa}szywa ambicya grzeszy najwieksza
przcsada. Usposobieniem postepowanicm swojem
~przypomina nam ogromnie mccenasowa ~Bytowskq
Helene jcdna matka ich wychowala!
- Wiktor mozc niezdrdw, zauwazyi Wlodzi
mierz, ~ostatnie przejScia nogly byly oslabit jego
rerwy. Czy parma Wanda rzeczywiscie dis cier--
pisca?
- Glowa ia boil, - ale gi6wnie ~uniknac chcia-
la dalszej rozmowy dzisiaj z narzeczonyn, zbyt byl
drazliwym!
Chociaz... szczeroSc n~ajlepsza! Dobrze, ze
+. Wiktor okazai sic takim, jakim jest W ~rzeczywi-
stoSci. lie maseczki narzeczonych niczcm innem ME
So, jak wzajennem oszukiwaniem SIG.
- 0, i ia jcstem zadowolona Z jego otwarto'
Sci. ale lekam sic o Wandzie, szczerem daryl
go uczuciem... cicrpicc bedzic... pytanie, CO
zrobi...
Corka pafska DUO ma: zastanowienia, MECH
zez dziala, jak jcj sic zdajc ~najlepiej.
Przy pozegnaniu prosila prezesowa, zeby WHO
dzimierz O mich ME zapominaf.
Wrociwszy do domu, zajrzai W~}odzimierz dc
pokoju ciotki. Kleczala wlaSnie, otoczona ~dziatwq.
w pokornej ~postawie. a Z ust zony dzieci piynela
modlitwa o goraca miio5t wiare w Boga Ola mega
OLGA.
Wlodzimicrz. pc skoiiczonym pacierzu wieczor
nym, zwr0cit sic do ciotki:
- Me pomosa vase prosby, jczcli wuj Was
ma, mocha VIOLA ME przyczyni sic do zmiany zycia,
Checi trzeba mice szczere w~ytrwale.
Masz slusznoSt. Wiodzimierzu, ale czlowiek
jest chwiejny, jak trzcina, potrzcba mu podpory, a
mia jest pomoc z nieba. k,aska Doza krzepi i pomna-
ia wole checi ludzkic.
(Ciag daisy ~nastapi)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19
Z Bardzkich Anna Karwatowa.
Bratnie Dusze.
Powiesc wsp6lezesnA.
Tom. /
{Ciag dalszyls

Ale parma Wanda obraza mic! Pogardziia
osoba moja, DO wyszia. Zobaczy pan, re ME pokaze
mi sig dis juz wcale. Me znosze podobnych PREY
krosci! Narzucac sic ME mysle! nigdy! nigdy!
Biegal pc salonie, gestykulujac SLIME.
- Panic, panic, czy tax movie mozna, jezeli
sic szczerze kocha? Z miloScia W pare idzie pobtaz,
l;woSc w~yrozumialosc!
Siusznie pan mowi, - a vice i PARMA Wan
da ME kochala mic. jezeli dis mic umie bye po
biazliwa ola namietnosci moich!
- To zn6w rzecz lima .Wyrozumiala bardzc
c~ierpliwa jest narzeczona panska, DO prosi Gle tylko,
zebyS sic pan zmienii, zebyS czuwal mad SODA wal.
cyl z niebezpiecznemi uczuciami, ktore wywo}at
NIGGA jaka przykra katastrofe. Chciej pan p~amietac
re parma Wanda ma n~ajlepsze zamiary!
, = dlatego meczyt mic bedzie strofowaniem
i to juz teraz... a coz bedzie pozniej? VIE pan, ME
lubie togo, mowiac otwarcic. Mazda strona powinna
mice wolna wole ME micszaG sic W czyny innc,
strony, w przeciwnym razie wieczne beda spory.
- Niezupelnie ~zgadzam sic Z panem. Jestem
take zatem, zeby kazda strona miala wone pole dc
Gzialania w zakresic swoich obowiazkow, zeby nj
czem SIG nawzajem ME krepowano, ME wywieranc
jakichS presyj. Jednak, jezeli widziny, re zc sic
dzieje, re powinno bye inaczej, re m~og}oby bye le'
piej, w takim razie uwazam, re to jest nawet obo-
~wiazkiem zwrocic uwage ukochanej osobie skiero-
wac ia ku dobremu. Rozwaz pan tylko, ma co serca
ludzkie iacza sic slubem dozgonnym? Pewnie nj
to, zeby sic nawzajem Questionable i uszczesliwiac
Stad tez potrzeba nawzajem mad SODA czuwac, &c
by ciala dusze zdrowe byiy, DO gdzie tego niema
i s~zczescia ME bedzie.
= Wszystko to So piekne slowa, ale przyznai
pan, re czasami kobiety zbytecznie chca ~wpiywa6
- wtedy bywaja nieznoSne!
= Ten sam zarzut zrobic nam NIGGA Nobiety
Gotowe nam przypomniec, re umiemy bye despota
mi ola ION, a te easy pogahskie dawno juz minely
chrzeScijanstwo ma rowni postawilo kobiete Z mez
czyzna.
Wiktor umilki zadumai sic ~sieboko, wrcszcie
znow poruszyi sic ca}y:
- Otoz, widzi pan, jaka parma Wanda wyma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19

Jeszcze dziesiec dni temu podobna
przemowa spotkaIaby sic re strony p
C%Iemenceau z Ostra replika. Ale, ME
stety, easy sic zmieni}y. Me czas jui
dis rzadowi francuskicmu mySlec o
wielkicj, Swiatowej, ma daleka PREY
Sz}OSc O%bliczonej polityce, trzeba my
slec o najblizszem jutrze, o r%atowaniu
prezydyalnegO IBERIA. l dlatcgo to p.
Clemenceau, zamiast protestowac zapy-
tai sic poprostu:
Jakiez zatcm SO paGskie propo-
zycye?
Zaczcla sic dyskusya i wyloni}a sic
nastepujQca p~ropozycya: II Plebiscyt
ma G0rnym Slasku. y Odciecie kilku
powiat6w pogranicznych W Prusiech "a
chodnich. - O~dstapienie Nicmcom dro'
gi ~zelaznej PiIa-Chojnice. A. Poprawki
(przed plebiscytem), ma rzecz Mem
COW, granicy G6rnego Slaska.
w zupelnej tajemnicy z %poczucien
niejako wlasnej why, projekt ten 70
stall przekazany specyalne komisyi dc
sciSlejszego opracowania. Decyzya tt
eaten ~jeszcze ME jest Ostateczna, vol
ne nam jeszcze sic }udziC %nadzieja. ALI
O lie sic ME boimy prawdy, musimy
| stwierdzic, re tendencya, %panujQca o
becnie ma konferencyi, jest ola intere
SOW polskich n~iepomySlna, a jezeli mo
re to bye ola mas ~pociecha, jest ons
niepomyslna r6wniez ola pieknej znisz
czonej, zuboAa}ej, bohaterskiej i ivy
cicskiej Francyi.
Oczywiscie powody tel wlaSnie ten
dencyi tkwia wysoko niejako pod bic
aaca aktualnoscia. Historya ujmie t.
kiedyS w syntctyczna formule | praw
dopodobnie powic, re ,,rasy anglo-sak
sonskie sprzeciwily sic odrodzeniu wiel
kiej potegi - Polski".
Ale narazie ola dzisiejszego widzt
powody bezposrdenie So tez inne, bar
dziej namacahe.
Proletaryst polski dowie sic re smu-
J klein, re jezeli Polska odrodzi SIG Okro
iona, bez wegla g0rno-slaskiego. to pO
niekad stanie sic to z powodu ruch0v
robotniczych we Francyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19
PLEBISCYT Ma SLAsKU REzuLTA7EM STRAJK0W,

szego podpisania pokoju i ayczy sobic
~jednoczeSnie oS}abienia mocarStw euro
peSkich. PrzeciwkO tel t%endencyi p.
Clemenceau opleral sic dotychczas O.
Dcrgicznie i zwyciesko. Ale, zeby m0dz
wyjSc obronnQ reka 2 WALK przeciwko
Wielkiei Brytanii, trzeba bye czlowie-
klein bardzo mocnym | bardzo pewnym
siebie. Ot0z, niestety, Cd niedawna p.
Clemenccau ~wykazuje pewne znamio
ma siaboSci. Jedna z przyczyn tel wiel-
&c b~olesnej metamorfOzy, to przede--
wSzyStkiem sytuacya wewnetrzna we
Francyi. p. Clemenceau powiedzia} So
bic, re wytrwa ma swym posterunku
az do zawarcla pOkoju, tymczasem z Pc
wodu zw{oki / n%ieudolnoSci kOngresu,
opinia publiczna dosZia do takieGo ma
piecia. re ,,ty~grysiemu' ministeryum
grozi w kazdej chwili obalenie. Cd Kill,
ku dni mianowicie wybuchly W ca}ej
Francyi strajki. W samym Paryzu straj
kuja tramwaje, omnibusy. koleje, po-
dziemne, wielkie bazary i magazyny.
Ma prowincyi porzucili robote meta
lurgisci i gornicy.
Powody tych strajk6w SO dwojakie
%polityczne, gdyz proletaryat ma ju&
dose czekania ma pok0j / ekonomiczne,
| Syndykaty robotnicze zarzucaja rzado'
wi, re zawsze sic zgadzal ma podnie'
sienie dochod6w eksplOatujacych iowa
rzystw, zamykajac zupeinie oczy ma sy'
tuacye wprost ME do ~wytrzymania 70,
botnik6w. Y innej stron skarza sic, &c
Rad mic ME ~uczynil, ably wstrzymat
idaca crescendo zwyzke artykul0w ~
wnoSci. Pc osiemnastu miesiacach pa
nowania dzisiejszego rzadu. Paryz z
najtaGszego stall sic najdrozszym mia
stem ma swiecie.
Fakty te wywola1y rzecz jasna, ogro'
mne wzburzenie. Rec MONA bez pre-
sadly, Re dziewiec dziesiatych Francyi
nalezy dis do opozycyi. Rezultat tej
sytuacyi jest ~niestety, re wzgledu ma
zewnetrzna polityke / wp}ywy Francyi
ma k~onferencyi, fatality.
P. Clemenceau jest opanowany ODE
cnie przez jedna mysl; skohczyc jal
najpredzej rokowania, podpisac pok6j
chociazby kosztem pewnych koncesyi
Siia, u~dzielajaca najwiekszego popar
cha Polsce ma kongresie - Francya -
przestaje bye sila.
Pod tym to znakiem odbyIo sic wczo
raj MOVIE a smutna wr65ba ola mas
bedace, p~osiedzenie czterech. Rozwa'
zano tam wczoraj kontrpropozycye ME
mieckie a raczej zasadnicze ich para
CRAZY. To jest tie, kt6re dotycza Polski
P. Lloyd George zabra} CLOS pierw'
sly | wygiosil move, W kt6rej powie
dzia} miedzy innemi: ,,Polska ME wal
czyla pc naszej s~tronie, ME poswiecila
ona mic W tel wojnie. Powinna bye ia
da, co otrzyma. Stanowisko zreszta Pr
lakow W tel wojnie ME nalezy zn6w a
nj do bardzo pewnych, ami do bardzc
przejrzystych. Me widze, dlaczego mo
carstwa gl6wne miaiyby sic ociasaG
podpisaniem pokoiu jedynie ola zadost
u~czynienia polskim ambicyom teryto
Z ryalnym".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-19

Krakowski Clos Narodu' pisze pod
data Ago czerwca, a vice kiedy jesz-
cze ma konferencyi pokOjowej odbywa-
" sic targi O Slask G0rny i kiedy ME
wiadomem jeszcze bylo, jak sic n
skofcza - co nastepuje:
W ciagu pieciu lat wojny SwiatoweJ
p~rzezyliSmy wiele chwil, kt6re nerwy
nasze wystawia}y ma iscie ciezka pro-
be. By}y to chwile sukces6w nicmie-
ckich pod Verdun. we W}oszcch | ze-
szlorocznego pochodu niemieckieS0 ma
| Paryz. Me braklo nam tych przezyc
z poczatkiem wiOsny, kiedy W Wersalu
mocarze swiata opracowywali tresc
warunk6w pokojowych. Lecz najciez-
sza chwile przeaywamy dis. .,Wyrok'
ma Niemc6w ME byl wyrokiem. JaE
sic obecnie pokazuje, byl jedynie pod
stawa do targ6w, do kt0rych Nicmcy
przystapili z calym' aparatem gr6ab, zas
ententa z peinym zasobem ustepliwo-
| Sci. I targi te ida pc linii najmnicj-
szego opOru, zas LIMA ia jest Polska.
Zagrozone SO nawet juh ME granice
Polski, kt6re nam przykrojono iScie
aptekarska miara, odbierajac nam
GdaGsk, zachodnie powiaty W~ielkopol-
ski, tudziez obszary pc prawym brze-
gu Wisiy. Niebezpieczenstwo grozi ca
lynn dzielnicom, milionom rdzennej lu-
dnosci Polski.
G6rny Slask, odwieczny piastowski
kraj, niewyczerpane zr6dfo, z kt6rego
Niemcy czerpaly peinemi g%arsciaml DO,
gactwa ma zaglade swiata, a kt6ry
miat nan dac srodki do ekonOmicznej
odbudowy zniszczonego przez najezdz'
COW pahstwa, ma pozostac PREY Mem,
czech. Mkt bowiem ME watpi, re pie
biscyt jest jedynie utajOna fOrma cd
DANA Slaska W rece Berlina. / z drze'
MEM serca, z nerwami napietemi ma ma
wyzsza skale wyteAamy codzieh sluch
w strone Wersalu; CO zadecydowal maj
WHISKY areopag swiata? Kto zwyciezy1
czy powalone %prusactwo, czy zwyczaJ'
ma. prosta sprawiedllwosc dziejowa?
Wiesci nadchodza sprzeczne. Re szczy
tow nadziei, spadamy kolejno W giebie
zwatpienia. Mnoza sic wiadomoSci, &c
Francya, najszlachetniejszy nasz soju'
SINK, ME jest juz W stanie sprostat
naporowi naszych przeciwnik6w. kon'
~gresowyeh. Wyrazem tych wiesci jest
list paryski znanego correspondents
,,Kuryera Warszawskiego', p. Kuchar'
skiego, datowany dnia ego czerwca. Za
mieszczamy go p~onizej, nadmieniajac
Re jakiekolwiek zapadna W Wersalu de
cyzye, Gala Polske przenika jedno je.
dyne przeswiadczenie re niekorzystne
punktacye wersalskie, ola mas, ola Pol
ski, ME pozostana faktem dokonanym
Czy Polska bedzie glowna ofiara
~strajk6w? To zapytanie nasuwa sic dis
wszystkim PREY rozwa5aniu wiesci "a
iste niepocieszajacych, kt6re napiywa'
Ia q konferencyi czterech.
Z~aznaczylem ju5, be Anglia gwaito,
wnie nagli do ustepstw i uklad6w, a to
z dwu p~owodow; cesarstwo wielkobry.
ta6sko indyjskie pragnie jak najszyb'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
Notice of Proof Of Application of
Water to Beneficial Use.

Notice is hereby given that at 10
o'clock a. m. on the 18th day of Au-
gust, 1919, at Caldwell, county of
Canyon. state of Idaho, before Thos.
E. Buckner, a notary public for Ida
no. proof will be submitted of the
application to beneficial use of As
cubic feet per second of the waters
OF Watson Gulch, in accordance with
the terms and conditions of permit
No. 1859 heretofore issued by the
state engineer of the state of Idaho
The name and postoffice address Of
the person or corporation holding said
permit are John NJ Garner, Caldwell
Idaho.
The use to which said water has
been applied is irrigation and domes-,
tic. II
The amount applied to beneficial
use is As cubic feet per second
The place where said water is used
tif for irrigation give full and accu-
rate description of the lands irri-
gated) SEA of the NEH Sec. 30
Twp. 4 NJ, R. 3 w. B. NJ.
The date of the priority which said
user use is prepared to establish is TuIv
10, iSIo. 627-72s
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
PAGE OF INTEREST TO WOMEN FOLK
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

A black straw hat that has become
shabby and grimy may be freshened
up wonderfully if rubbed with a cloth
dipped in alcohol.
Wide bloomers made out of old
raincoats will be a help to many
mothers if used to tuck in the chill
dren's clothes when they are playing
out in the snow.
When frying anything that causes
the hot tat to spatter try sprinkling
a little flour into the hot fat before
beginning to fry. This will instantly
stop the scattering.
Widths of mating look much
neater and better when sewed to-
'gether with loose carpet thread
stitch than when staples and tacks
are used to tasted the mating down.
When washing vegetables such as
lettuce, spinach, dandelions, water
cress, ETC., add one tablespoon of salt
to the water and all small insects
which can't otherwise be washed off
will quickly rise to the top.
Purchase A-yard of white cotton
flannel and make into small bags ~
inches wide by AZ inches long, with
double draw strings in top (groccrs'
white twine). tie over cold water fau-
Get and renew every dav.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
OBJECTIONABLE SIN"
RECORD SCREEN EFFORT
Picture Version of Major Rupert
Hughes Story Has Created
Tremendous Furore

Surprising in Importance any NOV
ing picture event this season will be
the engagement of "The Unpardon-
able Sin" Harry Garsons extraordi-
nary epic photoplay, starring Blanche
Sweet, under the personal direction of
Marshall Neilan, at the Huree theater
Thursday, july 3, afternoon and night.
The objectionable Sin" is one of
the most pretentious screen plays that
has ever been attempted, and has been
completed after months OF painstakinp
effort and with the expenditure OF
more real money than has been en-
listed in the aid of any photoplay
produced within the past five years.
1t is brand-new production. and
just now is having its initial runs in
the important theaters in the east.
Those who are familiar with the i'm
portant books which have been pub
iished during the past couple of years
will identify the big Carson picture
as an adaptation from the powerful
story by the same name, written bv
Major Rupert Hughes. which first ap
peared in serial form in the Red Book
and was later published in book form
TO achieve a reputation as "best
seller which has been surpassed nv
few novels offered the reading public.
The story has been spoken Of as one
OF the most powerful tales of love and
adventure which has ever been writ
ten and reviews of the picture made
by important critics throughout the
country pay high tribute to Director
Marshall Neilan when they saw that
here is one of the rare instances when
the photoplav version is even more
powerful and gripping than the orig
inal narrative.
=. When they see "The objectionable
Sim moving picture devotees will be
particularly interested in the work of
the star, for the reason that in Miss
Blanche Sweet ii brings back to the
screen favorite who had thoroughly
established herself before retiring for
q long and much-needed rest. Miss
Sweet won her spurs in some of the
biggest and best pictures ever pro
duced by David Wark Griffith. who
has since given to the public such bio
things as THE Birth of a Nation
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
RECIPES.
Minute Mullins.


Mix and sift two cups of rice flour,
three teaspoons of baking powder and
one teaspoon salt; stir one heaping
teaspoon tapioca in one and a quarter
cups of milk, add to this the we'll
beaten yolks Of two eggs, one table
spoons Of msitsd Shortening; add the
flour mixture and beat well, then fold
in the stiffly-beaten whites of two
eggs. Pour. into well-greased muffin
tins. Bake about 20 minutes in mod
crate oven.
Rice Saute.
Mold boiled rice in baking powder
tin. When cold cut in slices, roll in
flour and brown in a small quantity
of fat. Arrange as a border around
the platter on which the stuffed
chops are served.
Chop the spinach fine or coarse as
best suits the family taste, and deco
rate with halves of the hard-boiled
whites left after using yolks for egg
balls. A pretty way is to press some
of the spinach into the cavity left by
the removal of the yolk, rounding it
to present the shape of the original
Oatmeal Cookies.
One teaspoon vegetable oil. Il cup
honey or corn syrup or molasses, l
egg, ~ cups oatmeal, quarter tea
spoon salt, ~ TABLESPOONS rice flour,
u teaspoon baking powder
Combine the oil, syrup and beaten
egg. Stir in the other ingredients
Drop from teaspoon on creased
pan or baking sheet and hake IN !,
moderate oven abort IS minutes T.
the oatmeal is ground fine IN coffec
mill the rice flour may be mitted.
Craze Tapioca.
One-half cup pearl tarioca ia
cups water, cup grapcjuiee. table
spoons honey. u teaspoon salt Wash
and soak the tapioca overnight in
cup of water. In the morning do not
drain; cover in double boiler with
cup grapejuice and "a cup of water.
Add the salt and cook until the tapi-
oca is transparent. If the grapejuice
is not sweet add 2 tablespoons of
honey to the mixture. Pour into wet
molds and serve cold with top milk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
BACK GIVES OUT.
Plenty of Caldwell Readers Have This
Experience.


Experience.
You tax the kidneys--overwork
them
They can't keep up the continual
strain.
The back may give Quit may
ache and pain;
Urinary trouble may set in.
Don't wait longer-take Doan's
Caldwell people tell you how they
act.
Mrs. Brit Martin, Fifteenth and
Main Sts., Caldwell, says: Il have
had attacks of kidney trouble when
would suffer with pains in my back
until ! could hardly keep up. | was
Dizzy and often felt laiiguid. My kid
neys acted too freely and | was both
cred in other ways. At such times
it has only taken few boxes of
Deans Kidney Pills 10 ,cuse me, and
l know they are fine reinedy.'
Price. oOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy--se.
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Martin had. Foster Milburn Co,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27

intolerance" and Hearts of the
World" Marshall Neilan, who di-
rected her in the new picture, is con-
coded to rank equally high with Mr..
Griffith, and it is not strange, then,
that Miss Sweets performance in
The objectionable SIM seems to in
dictate that her absence from the
screen for some time has improved
rather than impaired her powers as
a dramatic actress.
In support of Miss Sweet Mr.. Gar
son has assembled cast of unusual
strength, prominent among whom are
Matt Moore and Wallace Berry.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
FASHION NOTES

Sports costumes choose brilliant
colors.
Tortoise shell buttons are smart on
coats.
Suit collars stand up in a stiff
manner.
Lace berthas are seen. on afternoon
gowns.
Skirts show great many pendant
ball ornaments.
Fish-scale trimming is much used
on. evening draperies.
Brilliant Innings are an inevitable
feature of the flowing cape coats. :.
Some of the newest white silk
gloves have pleated ruffles around the
edges.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
NEVER AGAIN.

With the prospect of early separa-
ton OF the telephones and telegraphs
from government control Congress
man Edward E. Denison of Illinois
has taken, steps to make the divorce
permanent by introducing a bill to
repeal the act of the last congress,
comforting on the president power TO
take possession of the wires in time
of war.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27

Hat. sunshade and frock Of the
same material is q fashion idea
which grows and grows in sum-
mer favor with the average
woman and this season Is reach
ing its zenith for costumes for
late July and August wear. This
fetching costume of white hand
kerchief linen. embroidered In o
conventional checked design In
French blue. The little peasant
neck and undersleeves are OF
white. organdie tied at throat and
wrist with tiny blue bows. The
narrow girdle is faced with blue
organdie.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27
SIGN UP.

This watchful waiting over in Paris
is getting as irritatin~ to the American
people as the watchful waiting in the
mexican embroglio some time back.
Let US have treaty of peace.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1919-06-27

Mrs. virginia Harris Warner
Of Washingtou. the ''kissless
BRIDE" is untying the knot after
two wears IT secret married life
to the husband who said he
pities marrie1 people who had
children Warner visited hi
bride after the marriage but for
fear Of being found out never
kisser her. He refused 70 let her
try to live with him ON his $50
pet month. She = popular~ in
society.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-01
L. S. Officials
Say They Will
Enforce Law
Continued from preceding page

Of the Uqited States Department Of
Justice, the local representative of
which IS the United States District At
torncy in the Post Ohice Building
The Legislature of the State Of New
York has not enacted on the subject
and the district attorneys of this state
are confined TO enforcing the laws of
thls state. They have no jurisdiction
whatever on Federal questions, such
AS the executive order issued by the
President on the subject of prohibi-
tion. The District Attorney Of this
county can neither give nor withhold
consent TO the sale of liquor after the
time prescribed in the Presidents
executive order. The publication this
afternoon IN one OF the newspapers of
an alleged interview with the District
Attorney on this subject is entirely
false and without founa aation in fact"
Chief Magistrate McAdoo said that
even if some policeman decided to ar
rest q saloonkeeper for vio!ating the
rider" he could not bring his prisoner
before q city magistrate.
The city magistrates have no juris-
dictlon in the case OF a violation of
Federal law. The procedure would be
to take the arrested man before a Fed
eral commissioner"
Justice Clarence Edwards, of the
Court of Special Sessions, said
CAS- far as l know, the laws of the
State of New York on the sale of
liquor remain the same as heretofore
We have no jurisiction in this court"