davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20

ci6n. Hacia mas de ounce minutes
cue estaban ~peleando sin haber po-
dido tocarse, V al parecer de los
heroes de Homero, habian mediado
entire ellos estas palabras:
Mi querido primo, habia dlcho
Enrique de Navarro, ICON que ha-
beis amado a madame Margarita y
oueriais hacerla duquesa?
Mas que ESQ quizas, en- ell por-
venir, primo milo, repuso el duque,
cuya espada silbaba como una Guile
bra Y ondeaba como 4 cinta de
fuego.
-Pues 70, prosiguio Enrique,
hacerla reina.
-Vuestro RENO, primo MIC, es
mas pequeho que nj ducado.
-Ya 10 agrandara, primo MO.
-iCon detrimento de Ia Francia
de Ia Espana?
DE una Y otra quizas.
Bah! replica el duque; ibien
Sc conoce que tenGis anetito!
y buen eStomago, que me per
mite digerir perfectamente.
"A fe mia! prosiguio el daqCe,
10 ne admirare de que algIn dla
penseis en- mi buena villa de Nancy
No Ia tengo olvidada, repuSo
friamente ENRIQUE.
Y al dar esta replica. QUE h1zo es-
tremecer al duque, aiarg6 Ell hrazo
e hiri6 a So ajversario al hombro.
e. dueue dej6 escapar n eXcia-
macion de c6lera Y dirigio IN golpe
de cuarta que hirio a Enrique en- el
antebrazo.
-Quiza haga aiguiea que, mas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20

que vos. Sc acuerde de mi buena Vi
la de Nancy, primo MIC, dijo eel du-
que burlandose.
-IAh! Y quien es?
La reina de Navarro, respondio
ell duque en- tono ir6nico.
e. principe de Navarro tuvo I'm
acceso de Juror que ie fue fatal; Sc
descubri6, y Ia espada del duque
encontr6 franco e. canine Gle su
pecho. e. principe de Navarro re-
cibi6 la estocada debajo del hombro
Y cay6 dandc TN grito.
bah! murmur0 el duque de
Guisa, 81 ha muerto, peor para ei
" 81 no no esta mas que herido,
peor para mi.....un duque de Lo-
reua, jamas ha herido d nadie una
vez que yace pOr terra.
Y e. duque echo a correr hacia
la taberna de Malican, donde Noe
Y las dos muieres aguardahan a
Enrique, llenos de ansiedad, sin sos
pcchar 10 que sucedia.
Ell senior de Coarasse, dlJo el
duQue vivamente. esta muerto o he
rido. id a b~uscarle. -. ALI. .deba-
10 de aquel farol!
Y antes que Noe, tan atomic CO.
mo las dos mujeres, pensara en- re-
tenerle, Enrique de Guisa desapare-
clio en- la obscuridad y Tue a reu-
nirse con Renato.
Este Ia esperaba en- Ia margen
del rio. Habia dido Ell ruido de las
espadas, mas era demasiado pruden-
re para cue sc acercara a adquirir
Noticiss del combats.
ST Ell sencr de Ccarasse, mata
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
.iY Nancy?

-iY Nancy?
Nancy ha salido junto a 81, ?
la neina Sc ha quedado sola.
-iBien! dijo Nancy; pero ique
ha decidido Ia reina?
NADIA.
-iC6mo rada!
-Renato, ha dicho sencillamente:
"Vete y dejamc refiexionar; vueire
manana y veremos.'
-,Ch. murmuro Nancy, terrible
toru1ensa Sc rrcyara. ;Y Sc ha mar
chado sin mas?
Con SUI tija. mientras que Nam
cey la E&lido por Ia puerta de la an
Yt~ecamara.
-Pucs lien, mi querido Raoul,
prosigui6 Nancy, quedate aqui toda-
via, Y 81 Dyes ruido Ell ell gabinete de
Ia reina, enterate bien de 10 que pa
sa.
No tengais cuidado..:
y 81 me sirves fielmente. ana
die Ia linda joven, va seras econ
pensado un dia u otro.
Y mostrandole sus blancos dientes
con una sonrisa que transport de go
20 al pale Raoul, Sc fue a yer a Ia
princesa Margarita. que todavia ig-
noraba 10 que pasaba en- ell Louvre.
Enrique hahia vcnido, como de cos
tumbre, Y habia pasado una bora
larga a los pies de la %princesa, be-
sando sus bonitas manos, embriagan-
dose cor sus miradas Y sonrisas, Y
diciendola scdo ell nal que podla de
csc principe de Navarro con quien,
por zon politicas, estaba conde-
NADIA a casarse. Luego Sc habia lido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20

81 listed csta bilioso, Decade, debil. etc.
neccsita limpiar su ~cst6mago c intestinos. La
HERBINE es Ia medicina apropiada para
locrarlo. Estimula al hiGado. t~onifica el es-
tonnage y ~purifica los intestinos. De veHta
On Ia Rotica de San Pedro. 90. ". Com
merce St. San Antonio, Texas. lAdvl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
Ell PALACIO DEL MARQUES DE
ESOUILACHE DESTRUlDO
POR Ell FUEGO.

MADRID, Julio 19.-El Palacio del
Marques de Esquilache, que contenia
una de las mejores Y mas valiosas CO.
!ecciones de arte pa~rticulares, en- Es-
pana, fue totalmente destruido por
I'm incendio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-20
DINERO. DlNERO. DINERO.

sDesea listed ganarse de $500 a $500 diarios? 81
asi es, ocurra inmediatamente Il 3017 So. Flores ST. pa
"a mayores detalleS. Sc neceStan hombres Y mujeres de
buena apariencia y con buenas recomendacioneS Ocurra
a cualquier bora del dia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
GOMPERSAS PARVAZIA.
YES APSIVERKE.

New York, bal. II d. Sa-
muel Gompers, prezidentas
Americas Darbininku Fede-
racijos sugryzo ant laivo
Rotterdam" is Francuzijos.
j pasitiko jo sunus if pra-
nese jam, kad motina serga,
bet nepasak6, kad ia iStiko
paralyzius.
Kada Gompers iSlipo Ba-
ttery stotije jis paklause:
- Ar eia yra zeme, al
tiltas?---Kada jam buvo at.
sakyta, kad tai yra pietiriS
galas Manhattan salos, jis
apsipyles asaromis suriko:
Mano locna zemele
Aciu Dievui!
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
IRIS VALDZIOS
BAVARIJOJE.

Copenhagen, bal. 12.
zinios is Muncheno j Ber-
limo Lokal Anzeiger ateina,
kad Bavarijoje esq dabar
iris valdzios If bile diena
laukiama tarp tu partizan-
tu valdzios smarkiu susire-
mimq. Paskutiniu laiku
salygos pablogejo, pradejus
radikaliskiems elementams
agitacija prizes zydus.
Hoffmano valdzia laiko
daug priruostos kariumenes
prize .Passau ir Freising at
bolseviku.
Augsburg yra atskirtas
nuo Muncheno. :
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
SENTIMENTAL VAZIUO.
IA NAMO.

: New York, bal. II d. Su-
zinota nuo ateivystes valdi-
ninkQ, kad SENTIMENTAL va
ziuoja IS Suvienytu Valsti-
ju suvirsum po 1000 kas
diena. Valdininkai iSreiske
'nuomone, kad jeigu valdzia
uzdraus ateivyste, tai Suvie-
nytose Valstijose bus stoka
darbininku. Nuo paskelbi-
mo taikos tukstanciai italu,
grekQ ispanu if portugalu is
vaziavo per New Yorko por-
ta.
Nuo lapkricio menesio 76,
222 isduota pasportu, o nuo
gruodzio menesio $4,000 sve
timzemiu isplauke namo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
AMERIKOS LENKU
PROTESTAS.

Washington, bal. IL.
LenkQ komisijonierius prize
SuvienytQ Valstiju John f
Smulski pasiunte kablegra-
ma Prezidentui Wilsonui,
pranesdams neuzganedini-
ma Amerikoje gimusiu len
AQ is Taikos konferencilos
nusprendimo kaslink suma-
nyto lenkams "koridoriaus"
-priejimo prie Baltiko ju-
res.
Apart kit-ko savo protes-
te Smulskis sako: "Jeigu
Taikos konferencija patvir-
Tins Vokieciu virSenybe ant
Danzig'o, tai kare buvo be-
reikalinga". @s
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
LAIVAS SAUKIASI PA
GELBOS.

Boston, bal. 10 d. Pagel-
bos Saukimas bevielinio te-
legramo zenAlai S. O. S. is
Azores sally apielinkes luo
nezinomo laivo buvo gIrdzia
mi siadien stotyje prie Otter
Cliffs, Bar Harbor, Maine.
Laivyno komunikacijos Off
sas sake, kad zenklai buvo
labai silpni, tikimasi, kad
Azores salu bevielis telegra-
mas bus apturejas stipres-
MUS zenklus. -.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
'MOKINS HAWAJIECIUS
PILIETYSTES.

Honolulu, T. H. Sulyg pa
tvarkymo generolo John w.
Heard, Americas koman-
duotojo Hawaii salose, bus
atidengta ivairiose vietose
prize Americas kariumenes,
pilietybes mokyklos; jose
ous mokinami tenyksciai
gyventojai pilietybes If siair
kai-kuriu reikalingesniu da.
Jlykq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
VALDYS ORA.

Paryzius, bal. 13. = Teis-
darystes if militariSkumo
subkomitetai orlaivystes ko-
misijos ivykino sumanyta su
'sivaziavima apsvarstymui or
laivinystes. Suvienytas Val
stijas atstovavo Generolas
B. D. Foulois, Majoras Pol
lock ir Kapitonas Bacon. Su
sivaziavimas iSdirbo -aisyk-
les sulyg, kuriu oras bus val
domas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
JAPONAI PJAUJA
KOREJIECIUS.

San Francisco, bal. Il. =
Japonai pradejo tikra pjo-
vyne Seoul, sostapileje Ko-
reos. Kovo 28-ta diena lai-
ke demonstrancijos, sulyg
kablegramu gautu cionai
per Koreos atstovus nuo ko-
rejiecio krikscioniQ kunigo:
kuris pranesa, kad lake tri-
ju valandu 1000 beginklig
zmoniq buvo uzmuSta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
POLICISTAI BANDYS
LEKTI.

New York, bal. II. Sia-
dien cionykstis policijos de-
partmentas pranese, kad 6
d. geguzes pirma karta po-
licijos aviatoriai lexis j At
lantic City dalyvauti avia-
toriQ konvencijoje.
! Lakunai gabens po du pa
sazieriu ir iteika nuo New
lYorko majoro pranesima
Atlantic City majorui sugryz
atgal New Yorkan.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
BADAUJA 100000
.RUSU.

Paryzius bal. IL. : Her
bert S. Hoover, maisto adj
ministratorius, isledo pr ne
.sima, kaslink maitinimo Ru-
sijos, Savo pranesime, ap-
art kit-ko jis stai ka sako:-
"Apsprendimas sunkaus
padejimo negali butt perde-
'tas. Dabartiniu laiku 200,-
600 zmoniQ m; Sta j menesi
del stokos maisto. Ir ko to-
lyn, tue sanlygos maisto Ell
ma blogyn".
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
NEDARYS TAIKOS SU
BAVARIA.

Berlinas, bal. IL. = Vos-
sische Zeitung pranesa Ii
nia is Bamberg buk vokie-
ciQ valdzia pagarsinusi So
jungininku paskelbima, kad
su Bavaria, uzsikretusia
bolsevizmu, talklninkai ne
'darys taikos If stengsis, kad
'naistas is talkininku Sally
nepasiektu Bavarijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
UzMUSE SAXU KARES
MINISTER.

Copenhagen, bal. 13. =
Vakar Saxonijos kares mi
nisteri Herr Neuring Dres-
dene kareiviai uzmuSe del
to, kad jis neprisieme ju ant
audencijos. Demonstranto-
rial uzpuola ant kares ni-
nisterijos isvilko Herr Neu-
ringa imete j j upe Elbe,
kada jis megino isplav'.,ti,
tai demonstrated j perso-
We.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
IS KARIUMENES OAR
BAN PALIUOSUOTA
146,OOO.

Washington, D. c. Suvie-
nytQ ValstijQ statymo laivt
'komisijos atstovas praneSe,
kad del laivQ statymo buvo
.paluosuoti is kariumenes
net 146 tukstanciu vyru, ku-
riq darbas prie laivu staty-
mo buvo pripazintas svar-
besniu, negu buvimas ka-
riumenes eilese.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
VESULOJE zUVO 67
YPATU.

Dallas, Tex, Cion prane-
sama, kad nepaprasto smar-
.kumo vesula siaute vakar
nakti zieminiame Texas
Apie 81 ypatos zuve vesulo.
je ir j keli simtai suzeistQ
apart to islauzta telefonu
if telegrafQ stulpai, kas ap.
sunkina tikra suzinojima
'padarytQ nuostoliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
TALKINlNKAI APLEISE
SEVASTOPOLI.

Paryzius, bal. II. = Su-
lyg praneSimo 'Intransige-
ant" ejimas pirmyn boise
viku ar neprivers talkinin-
kus apleisti Sevastopoli, ku-
ris randasi pietu-rytineje
dalyje Krymo pus-salio prie
JuodQju juriu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
PERKELS EDITH CAVELL
KUNA.

London, bal. II d. Cionai
rengiamasi prie perkelimo is
Belgijos j Anglia Edith Ca
veil kuna, kuria 1915 me-
tais vokieciai Brusselije su-
saude. Edith Cavell buvo
.slaugintoja Anglijos kariu-
lneneje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
NUTEISE DENTISTA w
VOCINA.

Boston, bal. IL. DR.. Jo-
seph Homer is Los Angeles,
kuris buvo pripazintas kal-
tu vogime brangenybiu nuo
Mrs. Madge E. Wilbur ver-
tes $16,450 likosi nuteistas
i valstybini kalejim2 nuo
212 Xxi A metu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
NUVERTE BAVARIJOS'
SOVIETUS.

Basel, bal. IL. - Nord-
deutsche Allgemeire lei
tung is Berlino pranesa, kad
praeita p6tnycia, su pagel-
ba ginkluotos spekos, liko-
81 Munchene bolSevikg; val
dzia nuversta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
DEMOBILIZACIJA AME-
RIKOS ARMIJOS.

Washington, D. c. Gene
rolas March paskelbe, kad
Xxi Siam laikui jau yra ar
ii ,puse Amerikos arrnijos
paleista isviso 1,701, 1859 W.
raj. 46 nuosimciai kareiviu
If suvirsum puse aficieriu Ii
kosi demobilizuota. Isvlso
paliepta demobilizuoti pri-
skaitant jau paleistus yra
100000.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
PERDAyE MEXIKONAMS
100000. kJLKU.

Laredo, Texas, bal. 10 d.
SN Americas valdzios leidi-
mu siadien du milijonai Z
niQ milimetriniu Sautuvams
'kulku likosi pervesta per ru
beziu is SuvienytQ Valstiju
! Mexika. Kulkos yra ski
riamos Mexikos kareivijai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
LAIVAS GEORGE
WASHINGTON" EURO
pom.

New York, bal. IL. Lai-
vas George Washington is
plauks siqdien 4::30 lninutu pc
pietu is Hoboken j Brest.
Francuzijq. Manoma, kad lai-
vas pargabens prezidentq VIII
soma il 1000 kareiviu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
QUEBEC NORI BUT
SLAPIU.

Montreal, bal. II. Quebec
provincial, kanadoje 1OO,-
900 balsais nusprende vyna
.ir alu palikti. 100000 uzsi-
registravo balsuoti is tu apie
SO nuosimciu balsavo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
PTNIGAIS S. v. YRA
Washington, D. C.. Grv

nais pinigais Suvienytose
Valstijose Xxi kovo menesio
.buvo $5,847,363,64 kas is
puola po $54.56 ant Sales
Igyventojo, didelio ir mazo.
'Gi pernai ispuol6 ant kick
vieno tik $49.76.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
NORI KARA.
LIAUS.

Londonas, bal. 13.-Sun-
day Express korespondentas
parnesa is Berlino, kad
dsas galimas daiktas, jogei
vokieciQ militaristai paso-
dys ant sosto buvusi Vokie-
tijos sosto ip6dini.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
$4,000. KAUCIJOS w
HAYWOOD.

/ George M. Mcintosh is
Peoria, III. vakar uzstate
SIS, 10000. kaucijos uz aidob-
ilistu vada taip vadinama
(Big Bill) Haywood, kuris
.praeita rudeni buvo pasmer
ktas kalejiman uz perzengi.
ma "snipystes" teises. Hay.
wood buses paleistas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
DAUGIAU BERNAICIU
NEGU MERGAICIU.

l'ondonas. Paskutinio Der
tainio pranesimai parodo,
kad Anglijoje gema dau-
giau bernaiciu negu mergai-
ciu. Ant kiekvieno 1000
mergaiciQ gime 1,048 ber-
naiciai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
BAVARIA PALIUOSUC-
IA RUSIJOS BELAIS-
VIUS.

Berlinas, bal II. Munche-
no revoliucioniska Taryba
isake tuojaus., paliuosuoti vi
sus kares belaisvius. Tas
isakymas paliuosuoja tuks-
tancius rusQ belaisviq il
kartu Axelroda.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
FRANCUZAI PALIUO-
SUOS AMERIKOS
PREKES.

Paryzius, bal. 12.-Fran-
cuzija tuojaus atidarys uos-
tus amerikos isdirbystei pa
paliuosuodama svarbias pre-
kes nuo mokescio. Ia Ii
mia pasieke Americas Pre-
kybos Departamenta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
VOKIECIAI TAIKYSIS
Tx ANT ID PUNKTU.

Londonas, bal. IL. - Be-
vielinis telegramas is Vokie-
tijos pranesa, kad tautinis
vokieciQ susirinkimas Wei
mar priem6 rezoliucija rel
kalaujancia taikos rementis
tik ant Prezidento Wilsono
keturiolikos punktu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
Talkinitlkai Apleis
Sevastopoll
VekieCiai taikysis ant IA punktu.
Pripazino Rasiq Lygybe.
PERGALES PASKOLA.
Washington, D. c. bal. 13.

Pinigyno sekretorius Carter
Glass sekancius paaiSkinimus
apie Pergales Paskola, kuri yfa
penkta is eiles ir paskutin6:
Stma: 50O,0O0,000.
Pc 4$4 nuoSimcius.
LmkaS i$leidimO: geguzes 70
diena 1919 metals.
Sn6jimaS Iaikos geguzes 20
dina 1923 metals.
paskirta surinkti $189,225, ,00G;
Illinois valstijai neskaitant pa
veto Cook $84,825,00
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
RIAUSES CAIRO
TESIASI.

London, bal. IL. = AukS
tas Egiptas If Soudano ko-
misijonierius generolas Al
lenby parnesa, kad riauses
mieste Cairo, beturciu ap-
Ygyventuose distriktuose, Wis
tesiasi. Provincijose, sako-
ma, ramU.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
PRIEME JAPONU PATAI-
SYMA TAUTU LYGOJE.

Paryzius, bal. II. = Ko-
misija Tautu Lygos prieme
11-ka balsais is 17-kos bal
suotoju japonu pataisyma
kaslink lygybes rasiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
STATYS NAUJA
TUNELIU.

Albany, N. Y. bal. II.
New Yorko Valstijos guber-
natorius Smith pasirase po
"billium", suteikianciu tel
Sc panaudoti 81, 100000. pa
statymui naujo tuneliaus po
Hudson upe, kuris els is
New York j New jersey.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
No.. SS
AMERIKONAI DABOJl
BANKAS.

lCoblenz, bal. IL. = (pa'
velinta). siadien ameriko.
ny kariumene pradejo da.
boti bankas Cablenz If Ire
yes, kad streikai banku klel
ky is Vokiet. jos neprasipla-
'tintQ i tuos krastus Vokieti-
jos, kurie dabar yra po w
'ziura talkininku kariume-
mes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
REGISTRUOS, KAD SU-
zINOTI oILIETYBE.

Los Angeles, Cal. bal. IL.
Seattle majoras Ole Hanson
'uzreiSke vakar nakti City
kliube, kad suzinojus kas pi-
lietis, o kas ne, turetu visi
vyrai Pacifiko pakrastyje
turi butt uzregistruoti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
APKAlNAVO SAVO
PACIA $50.

wheeling, w. Va.,---J1 yra
verta $50 ir as tick uzmo-
kesiu tam kuris man ja SUI
rades atves---pasake John
Malone farmeris is Ohio po
licijai pranesdamas, kad jo
patti jau metal kaip yra j
apleidusi. Malone yra 65
metu, o jo patti tik 28 metQ
amziaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
VOKIETIJA ISRINKO
TAIKOS ATSTOVUS.

Berlinas, bal. IL. = Vo-
kieciQ tautine konvencija is
rinko komiteta is 28 nariu,
kuriems pavede vesti taikos
derybas su talkininkais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-04-14
ORAS.
Chicagoje ir apielinkeje:

Panedelyje is ryto debesuo-
ia, / vakara lietus; utarninikt
irgi lietus; vidutiniai piet-ryccig
vejai.
Sauletekis, oil; sauleleidis
7:30.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
.CAUL SELLS
HIS INTEREST
ILL HEALTH FORCES MR.,
GAUL TO SEEK LOWER
CLIMATE.

P. A. Gaul, for the past ten
years manager and one of the
principal stockholders of the
Cottonwood Mercantile Co., sold
his interest in the cornern to
other stockholders of the COM
pany, the deal having been clos
ed the first of the week.
Mr.. Gaul took charge of the
company some twelve years ago
when it was a small concern and
in those few years has built up
one of the best and strongest
mercantile establishments in the
county, and a store any cummu-
nifty may we'll feel proud of.
Owing to a severe attack OF
the flu about a year ago, when
Mr.. Gaul's life hung on a balance
for more than two weeks his
health has not been the best and
he deemed it advisable to dispose
of his interests and seek another
climate with the hopes of re-
gaining his health.
1t is Mr.. Gauls intention to
take a complete rest for a year
and expects to spend the winter
in California with his family.
He will sever his connections
with the firm January /.
In disposing of his interests
here, Cottonwood loses one of its
most up-to-date and progressive
citizens. Pete, as he is better
known to his many friends has
been a hard worker for Cotton
wood always boosting the city's
interest whenever possible ano
spent his money and time freely
to gain this end.
Mr.. Gaul is also manager OF
the Orpheum Theatre and the
Cottonwood Cooperative cream.
cry.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
JANSENS MAR
RIED so YEARS
5OTH ANNIVERSARY CELE-
BRATED AT THE HOME
OF THEIR SON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jansen
celebrated their Golden wedding
Tuesday at the home of then
son, Anton, at Greencreek.
A large number of relatives
and friends were present to help
Mr.. and Mrs. Jansen fittingly
commemorate the half century
mark of their welded life. At
the noon hour a sumptous din
ner was served to which all those
present did ample justice.
Eight children were born to
this union of which seven are
living. Anton Jansen, Mrs.
Victor Lustig and Mrs. Henry
Schmidt live in the Greencreek
section which their sons Her.
man, Joseph and Leo still live
in Illinois, their old home. Their
daughter, Anna, is now Sister
Michails, having joined that
famous order Of Notre Dame Sis
ters. She is at the present
teaching at Center Platt, ,Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jansen, while
we'll advanced in years are both
hale and hearty for their age,
being able to put in a days work
and enjoy horseback ride much
better than many of the young
folks.
The opportunity to celebrate
a Golden Wedding is given tC
mighty few couples, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jansen have the congratu-
lations of the entire community
in this one of the great events OF
their lives and it is the ardent
wish of their many friends that
ther lives may be spared yet fol
years to come.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
BIG LUMBER MILL OPENING

With the opening of the big
lumber mill a half mile south of
Westlake, by the Agnew inter-
ests, this country is going to ex-
perience a boom that will be felt
all over this section of Craig
mountain. After the mill is
built no doubt, a good, surfaced
road, either to Ferdinand or to
Cottonwood will be necessary
That Ferdinand is the logical
point to build to and connect
with the main line, is the gener-
al consensus of the wiser heads
We are not much given to build
ing air castles and good roads on
paper, but something of this
nature will happen inside of two
years, or we are a very poor
guesser; or conditions, owing to
labor unsettlement, will be re-
sponsible for a postponment n-
til later. Nevertheless, this pro-
iect is a feasible one; and gold
ore shipment from close in points
will also stimulate something
doing" that will keep the live
wires blood in circulation.
1t behooves every American
who believes in progressiveness
to get in and help clear the way
for better days to come in this
vicinity, and if it takes a dollar
or two to do this "cast youl
dough upon the waters" for il
will return to thee increased
many fold.-Ferdinand Enter
prise.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
SHIPPED TO LEWISTON.

The lynx cat which has been
on display at the Hoene Hard
ware the past week was shipped
to Lewiston Tuesday morning.
In regard to its arrival the Lew
iston Tribune has the following
to say:
A fulI-grown lynx was receiv-
ed at Hartung's zoo at the Lew
iston-Clarkston transit COM
pany's barns. The lynx was
sent from Cottonwood by Paul
Schurman, former employe OF
transit company, and is one OF
the largest specimens of its
kind ever seen in the city. The
animal has been assigned one of
the large exhibition cages
strongly built especially for the
larger animals.
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1919-11-28
MUST GIVE ASSISTANCE.

We have noted in several of
the newspapers that reach our
exchange table of accidents on
the public highway were the
driver had accidently or other
wise collided with vehicles or
with persons, and continued
their journey without aiding the
unfortunate one or escertaining
the injury incurred by their COL
lision. The Idaho law is very
plain on this matter and reads as
follows:
Should any pedestrian or other
object, through want of care or
other cause, come in contact
with a moving vehicle in the
roads, streets or highways of
this state, it shall be the duty of
such vehicle to stop and of the
owner or operator thereof to as
certain the name of the person
or object and to render such aid
and assistance as may be requir-
ed, and in case of collision OF
other accident to render like as
sistance to the colliding vehicle
or vehicle struck, as the case
may be, and to the occupants
thereof as may be necessary
taking the name of the vehicle
its number, the time, the place
and other data concerning the
accident or event, with the
names of the witnesses present
and likewise giving his owl
name and number for identified
ton. Each and all of said in
formation, however, shall not bt
construed or determined as fix
ing liabilities in either case fol
fault or negligence of either
party, but shall be a means o1
identifying the facts and cir
cumstances only; and neither
party to a collision or conse
quence resulting from a mistake
in judgment or arising from &C
cident shall move away from thu
place of it's occurrence withour
complying with this sectirn, anC
if this complying with this sec
ton, however, is not done it shall
be a violation of this act an.
punished accordingly as herein
provided, and in civil action fo
damages, shall be construed a
an evidence of fault.