davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
AMENDMENT no sENlTE RIIEs.

q ENATOR BRANDEGEE OF Connecticut, has proposed
~ amendment to the rules of the Senate providing
that when the roll called the presiding officer shall
the result Of the vote until fifteen minutes after
the beginning Of the call.
At present It takes from eight TO ten minutes to take
Yea and Nay vote at the conclusion of which the result
is read by the Vice-Presdent
Senators who happen to be in their offices in the
office building when the bells ring for vote nnd it very
dincut to get to the Chamber in time to their
names
They must take elevator down In the ONCE building.
ride TO the Capitol in the subway automobile and ride up
to the Senate floor in another elevator.
II there is much delay In making any Of those con-
nections It results in the loss Of the Senator's vote
Senator Brandegee considers the matter Of sufficient
Importance TO warrant the senates waiting few minutes
at the conclusion every roll call that all Senators
may have time arrive from their Offices and represent
their States In the votes.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
With the Pdrdgraphers

A the rate farm land Is increasing in value it's only
question of time until something win have TO be done
with the cities which occupy much good farm land
indianapolis News.
4 blanket wrapped about his head to keep his ears
warm saved Earl Christie. OF Empora from serious in
iures when the auto in which he riding collded
with another auto Usage City. Chrises head
driven through the glass wind shield but he in
jured.-Topeka Daily Capital
With the re-eslablishment OF the Army Nurse Corps
a permanent basis nurses who qualified
for appointment IN the regular corps have been invited
10 submit applications for appointment through their
chief nurse. The period Of active service reserve
nurses will not operate 10 diminish The period 10 be
served the regular corps but active service
will count toward longevity pay Nurses who
appointed in the regular corps With the understanding
that they would be required to for the period Of the
emergency only will be entitled TO discharge upon
application. 10 is thought that many OF these
would prove acceptable for the regular establishment
they given opportunity TO apply for retention in the
service.-Army and Navy Register
Evening journal., 1919-10-08
GEMS OF THOUGHT

doubtful If honest service is valuable if given
with dishonest motive
:-=:-.
But he who would succeed in any line Of business must
first plan his work then work his plan.
:-@:-.
Another objection TO knitting in church is that It
would interfere with the thread Of the discourse
:-:-::
Sentiment is intellectuazed emotion-also emotion
precptaed as It We're in pretty crystals by the fancy
f--:-.
Why be worried about small matters when If youll
@ only wait little while big one VIII along for
;--:-.
Modern men believe that both the women and children
nave rights and some modern women admit thar chill
mn us's rights and some modern" women admit that
Evening journal., 1919-10-08

constructing the railway system to re-
construct human nature. Don't let any
body working on the hard national
railway problem forget that truth.
Evening journal., 1919-10-08

Whenever a decides Of action. his next
task is to convince himself that God is on his side
Evening journal., 1919-10-08

once it was, IAN the tranlc will bear" Now it is
"lIow much money have they?"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
GELzKELIU STREIKAS
IR PRAGYVENIMO
BRANGIS-DIDZIAUSI
SALES RUPESCIAI.

Washington, rugp. 6 d.
Pranesimams Wis tvirtinant,
kad streikuojantieji sapu
darbininkai atsisako grizti
prie darbo ir kad streikas
toliaus pleciasi, neziurint u
MICS virsininku pasistengi-
mo palaikyti darbininkus
prie darbo, kol igaliotas nu-
balsavimas streiko ivyks 81
to menesio pabaigoj ir de-
lei to sumazejus traukiniu
apsciai, kas atsiliepe j pra~
none gelz'seliu streiko pa
dejimas ir pragyvenimo
brangunas savo svarbumu
uzeme pirma vieta kongreso
ir administrators rateliuo-
Sc.
Jau dabar daugiau kaip
100000 karu yra netinkamu
vartojimui If jei taisymas ka
ru stoves ilgiaus, tai lures
sustoti daugumas dirbtuviu,
kasyklu ir maisto gaminimo
vietu. sM :
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
PERDIDELI PELNAI YRA
PRIEZASTIMI CEVERY-
KU BRANGUMO.

Washington, rugp. 6ta d.
Federale amatu komisija
kuri nesenai uzbaige savo ty
rinejima ceveryku biznio uz
laikotarpi nuo 1914 m. Xxi
1913 M, siadien pranese,
kongresui, kad augstoms ce-
verykQ kainoms yra kalti be
gallo dideli pelnai, kuriuos
ina gyvuliu musejai, odinin
kai, fabrikantai ir pirkliai.
Pilnas komisijos pranesi-
mas dar nera gaunamas, bet
prez. Wilson paliepes tuo-
jaus atspausti smulkmeniSka
jo sutrauka ir perduoti kon-
gresui drauge SUI valdzios
pastangomis kovoti SUI pra-
gyvenimo brangumu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
PAKORE NEGRA KALE-
JIMO KIEME.

Cochran, Ca, rugp. 6 d.
Nepazistamas negras, va
ziuodamas pietinio gelezin-
kelio traukiniu, pasakojo
Kittens vaziavusiems neg
rams, kad jis atvyko is Chi
cagos ir zada pagelbeti &C.
orgijos negrams "padaryti
ia patti, ka Chicagos negrai
padare' Tie pasiskund6 ir j
lis traukinio nugabeno
lmiesto kalejima. Kick We
liaus jis buvo pakartas pc
lmedziu kalejimo kieme.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
,DEJIMAS JUODAN SURA-
SAN NUMAZINA KAINAS.

Paryzius, rugp. 5 d. Fran
cuzu maisto administrators
nesenai priimtas plenas SUI
mazinimui kainu turi pasi-
sekima francuzu miestuose.
MaistQ kainos nupuole nuo
20 Xxi so nuosimciu
Pagal sta plena sutveria-
ma vietu konlitetai is pirkliu
ir vartotoju, karle nustato
kainas daiktams. Tie pirkliai
kurie nesilaiko situ nustaty-
tu kainu, yra itraukiami juo-
dan surasan ir pas juos ME
kas neina pirkti. Verteiviai
bijosi to ir laikosi nustatytu
kainu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
LIVERPOOLIO KARAI
STOW; DAKTARAI TIVE
RIA UNIJA.

Liverpool, rugpjucio 6 d.
Vazinejimas tramyajais sia-
dien visai stow; taipgi ne
galima gauti duonos, mes
duonkepiai sustreikavo drau
ge su policistais; ant gallo
sustreikavo tramvajininkai.
Miesto darbininkai vakar nu
balsavo duoti "a valandas
laiko, jei tramvajininku rel
kalavimai nebus ispildyti.
Daktarai Siadien prieme re-
zoliucija organizuotis anna
tines unijos pamatais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
2 MILIJONAI GELzKELIO
.TARNAUTOJU REIKA-
LAUJA PAKELIMO.

Washington, rugp. 6 d. =
Atstovai keturiolikos ivairiu
gelzkelio uniju pasiunte ben
dra laiska visuotinam gelz-
keEq direktoriui Hines, rel
kalaudami, kad tuojaus bu-
tu pakelta algos. Kick yra Ii
noma, tai pirmu kartu visos
gelzkeliu unijos veikia isvie-
no; jos atstovauja 2,0OO,C COO
darbininkQ. Hines siadien
pasake, kad jis neturis lai-
ko atsideti tam laiskui, bet
uniju reikalavimai jau pa
skelbta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
PABAIGE TYRINETI NEG
RU BYLA GRANITE. .

Rockford, Ill. rugp. 6 d.
Pc dvidesimts triju dienu
nagrinejimo, kur buvo is
klausyta 83 liudil4inkai,
Grant stovykloje pasibaige
byla prizes astuonis negrus,
kaltindamas uzpuolimu ant
baltos moters geguzyj, 1918
m. Visi teismo tardymai bus
pasiusta tuojaus PREF. Will
sonui ir jis perfumes ta da-
lyka antru kartu; pirmu
kartu jis pareikalavo, kad
toji byla butu perkratyta
antru kartu. ,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
ANGLIA ILGAI RENKA
AMBASADORIU SUV.
VALSTIJOMS.

Londonas, rugp. 6 d. =
Valdzios atstovas zemutinia
me butte Bonar Law, atsaky-
damas butte j paklausima,
kodel taip ilgai neisrenka-
ma ambasadoriaus j Suv.
Valstijas, pasake, kad da-
bartiniu laiku negali butt
nieko svarbenio ateitic J san
tikiams visame pasaulyje,
kaip iSrinkimas tinkamiau-
sio zmogaus tai vietai. Vie
ia esanti jau pasiQlyta ir jei
pasiulymas bus priimtas, tai
esq, apsimokes laukti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
LENKAI NUSOVE VOKIE.
GU ORLAIVI.

Berlinas, rugp. 6 d., Spe-
ciale telegrama is Rybniko,
augstutinej Silezijoj laikars-
ciui Lokal Anzeiger prane-
sama, kad didelis vokieciV
orlaivis, priklausantis vokie-
ciu orlaiviu fahrikai, vakar
rytmetyj nukrito ir septyni
zmones uzsimuSe. Orlaiviu
buvo gabenama 100000
rubliu ukrajinieciu pinigu.
Orlaivi nusove lerku paste
MO kareiviai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
CHICAGINES KOMPANI-
JOS VIRSiNINKAI BUS
ARESTUOTI.

Pittsburgh, Pa, rugpj. Cd.
Pirma zingsni sustabdymui
lupimo pelnu uz maistus val
dzia siadien padare isduo-
dana varantus pries Cen
trales Chicagos cukraus kom
panijos pittsburginius virsi-
ninkus G. B. Reinbergeri, G.
F. Dowd ir M. j. Schafferi.
Jie yra kaltinami suokalbiu
reikalauti perdideliu kainu
uz reikmenis. Aiskus pri-
parodymas paremiama par
davinejimu cukraus pc IA
centQ svarui aplamine kai-
ma. ~.-si
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
JAPONU AMBASADO-
RIUS SAKO SUV. Waist
TURF DUOTI GINKLU
CARRANZAI.

Honolulu, liep. 26 d. (Ko
resp. Assn Press) Meksiki-
mis- japonu ambasadorius
baronas Dzindzitori Otori,
vaziuodamas Tokion, pasa-
ke, kad Suv. Valstijos, no.
redamos tureti tvarka Me-
ksikoje, turetu aprupinti
PREF. Carranza ginklais
Baronas Otori mano, kad
Carranza yra vienintelis
zmogus Meksikoje, kuris
gall padaryti tvarka joje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
RIAUSES DEL PAKELlMO
KAlNQ w VAzIAVIMA.

Muskegan, Mich, rugp. 6.
Vienas mirSta, daugelis kitu
suzeista ir trisdesmts karu
priklausanciu Muskegono
gatvegariu kompanijai sunai
kinta ir sudeginta vakar max
tl; riausese dalyvavo tuks-
tanciai gyventoju; jos pra-
sidejo 6 val. vakare is to,
kad daugumas darbininku
atsisake moketi po 7 Genius
pakeltos mokesties uz va
ziavima, kuria kompanija j.
vede pereita penktadieni.
Apie vidurnakti minia is
1000 zmoniu uzpuole karu
darling ir kovojo su kom-
panijos virsininkais ir dar-
bininkais Xxi antgalo sunai-
kino troba ir penkiolika ka-
ru. Policija ir Serial mega
lejo nieko padaryti.Ju isiki-
simas tik labiaus erzino mi
MIA. Nakcia ir rytmetyj gau-
jos vazinejo karais didziaja
biznio gatve, Western Ave.
ir naikino karus. Ties vienu
kampu IA karu stow sudau-
zyta. :
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
KANADA GELBESIS ME
SA AMERIKOS ERIE
DzIU.

Winnipeg, Man,. rugp. 5
d. Kanadieciai rengiasi itai-
syti medziokles ant Ameri-
kos briedziQ Kanados dy-
kumose tuoju tikslu, kad
numazinus kainas mesai.
Kanados virsininkai ap-
skaito, kad siaurinese tos sa
lies dykumose lydavoja
kaimenemis 10000, 900 Anne
rikos briedziu. situ brie-
dziu mesa esanti sveika il
maistinga, tik viena kliutis
yra tame, kad j sunku pri,
statyti j miestus.
Kadangi dabar visokios
m6sos labai brangios, TAI
esq apsimokes sutaisyti me-
dziotoju ekspedicijas ir pri'
si-ldzius tu gyvuliu mesa
gabenti j miestus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
KAMA VAzIAVIMUI
CHICAGOJE zEMUTI-
NIAIS &C.; AUGST. &C.

Valstijos viesojo patarna-
Vino komisija vakar vaka-
re paskelbe sitokias nauias
kainas vaziavimui Chicago
zemutinemis linijomis 7
eentai suaugusiems ir 4 CEN
tai vaikams nuo 7 Xxi II
nnetu amziaus.
Augstutinemis linijomis s
centai j visas vietas Chica
gos miesto ribose ir j vaka-
rinius priemiescius; IA cen
tu j Evanstona. Cia iskai-
toma 8 centai miestin6s kai-
nos ir 6 centai Evanstono RI
bose Xxi Howard Ave.
Naujos kainos ieis galen
viena minuta po vidunak-
clio ketvirtadienio nakti, jei
ksru kompanijos siadien su
tiks ivesti sitas kainas ga
len. G
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
STREIKAS SUSTABDO
BROOKLNYO KARUS.

New York, rugpjucio cd.
Rapid Transit tarnautojq
streikas Brooklyne siadien
palette visas gatvekariQ IL
nijas. Streikininkai sake,
kad Xxi vidurnakcio visi dar
bininkai bus iseje streikan
If visa siJtema bus supa-
ralyziuota. Vakar jie sake,
kad 5000 streikuoja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
RUMUNAI STATO ULTI.
MATUMA VENGRAMS.

Paryizus, rugp. 6 d. Ru-
munai iteike ultimatuma
vengru valdziai. sitame ul-
timatume jie reikalauja su-
mazinimo vengrQ kariuome-
mes Xxi $4,000 If atidavimo
SO nuosimciq jaw, gyvuliu
ir ukio masinu ir so nuos.
gelzkeliniQ daiktu. Francu-
zu rateliai sake, kad rumu-
NJ kariuomene n6ra vado-
vaujama marsalo Focho.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
100000 SENU sAUDYK-
LIU NUMESTA SALIN.

Washington, rugpjucio 6.
Kares skyrius siadien pa
skelbe, kad 100000 Krag
Jorgensono saudykliu ir ka-
rabinu, kurie ilgus metus bu
vo laikomi arsenaluose ir ku
rie kares metu sakyta huvo
parduoti Rusijai, ar kitoms
salims, formaliai paskaityta
netikusiais ir atmesta salin,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
DARBO GRUPE SIULO
PLUMBO PLENA KAIPO
VAISTA NUO PRA
CYVENIMO BRANGUMO

GI VENIMO BKATNGOMO.
Washington, rugpjucio 6.
Organizuotu dafbininku val
stu nuo pragyvenimo bran
gumo yra projektas, kuris
pavestu gelzkelius visuome-
nei, operuojantiems virsi-
ninkams ir darbininkams
siadien j padave kongresui
organizacijos tarybos virsi-
ninkai, kuoatviriausiai uz-
reiksdami, kad padejimas
yra toks baisus, jog gal
parsieiti reikalauti saudomt
ju buriu pelnagaudziams.
Kongreso tarpvalstijinis
vaizbos komitetas pasake,
kad teikiamasis projektas
zinomas kaipo Plumbo pie
mas, esas perdaug radikalis
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
UZGRIUVO DU VAIKU.

Waukegan, ILL.,, rugp. 5 d.
Anton Trsor ir Walter Kari,
abudu IA metQ amziaus, zai-
de urve arti savo namu; stai
ga urvo sienos pradejo griu-
ii If jie tapo palaidoti gyvi.
Mergaitei, kuri mate ta, e.
mus rekti, atbego Andrew
Zewe, IA metu amziaus ir
atkase vaikus. Ju veidai bu-
vo pajuode nuo uztroskimo,
bet jie atgijo. Vienam ju bu-
vo ilauztas sonkaulis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
DEERE KOMPANIJA
SKUNDZIA MASINlSTUS

Waterloo, Ia, rugpjueio
6 d. S400,0O0 nuostoliu rel
kalaujama is Waterloo Ga
soline Engine kompanijos
darbininku; prizes JUGS W.
vede byla minetoji komps.
Mia. Skundziama Taprtau'
tine masinistu ullija, jos or
ganizatorius, virsininkai ir
Inariai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
SUV. VALSTIJOS NUTA
RE TRAUKTI TIESON
PAkUOTOJUS.

Washington, rugpjucio 6.
Vyriausis prokuroars Pal
mer, paskelbdamas nutari-
ma traukti tieson pakuoto-
jus pagal priestrustinius !sta
tymu7, pasake:
"As esu isitikines, kad ola
vadal rodo aisku perzengi-
ma priestrustiniq istatymu."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
KETURI UZMUSTI
AUDROJE.

Cleveland, o., rugp. 6 d.
Kaipo pasekmes elektrines
audros vakar perejusios per
siaurine Ohios dali, yra 4
zmones uzmusti, apie sesi
sunkiai suzeisti, nuostolip
pdosavybei If javams pada-
ryta ant daugiau kaip $2.-
100000; 200 seimynQ like
isvytos is nanny.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
ELGIN BANDS PRIVERS-
tt KOMP ANIJA DUOTI
SVIESA.

Elgin, ILL.,, rugp. 6 d. Ell
gino vaizbos kliubo komite-
tas nuvyko Chicagon gauti is
augstesniojo teisno isalsyy-
ma Auroros, Elgino ir Chi
Cages gelzkelio kompanijai
parupinti miestui elektrine
sviesa ir pajiega.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
NAUJA SUTARTIS SU-
TEIKIA FIUMEI LAISVE.

Rymas, rugpjucio 6 d. Su-
taikymas -Adrijos klausimo,
palieciancio Italia ir Jugo-
Slavija yra labai svarbus,
sake Popolo Romano sia-
dien. Pagal Sta sutaikyma
Fiume bus nepriklausoma
valstYbe su tarptautiniu no.
stu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
kama vaziiavirnui karajS
Chicagoj I ir 8 Centai.
Rumunai State Ultimate
ma Vengrijai.
BoI$evikQ pinjgais esq keIia-
ma InalStas AngIijoj.
Darbo grupe siulo Plumbo plena
kaipo valsta nuo pragyve=
nimo brangumo.

caves zinia, kad dalis pini-
gu leidziamu streiko agita-
cijai Anglijoje buvusi paru-
pinta is rusu saltiniu If pa
siekusi Anglia per Ameri-
ka. Laikrastis priduria, kad
Anglijos valdzia paliepus ge
raj istirti ta dalyka.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
CLYNE PAS PALMERl
NUMAZINIMUl CHICA-
Cos PIENO KAINOS.

Washington, rugpjucio 6.
Suv. Valstijq Chicagos ap-
skricio prokuroras matesi
siadien SUI vyriausiu proku-
roru Palmeriu. 10 pasima-
tymo tikslu yra pasiteirauti,
kas galima padaryti suregu-
liavimui perdideles kainos
uz piens Chicagoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
ANGLU-SLOVAKU KA-
Revival TAIPGI ELS
BUDAPESTAN.

Bazeiis, rugp. 6 d. Cecho
Slovaku If anglQ kareiviai
eina Budapestan tuoju tiks-
lu, kad uzemus miesta drau-
re su rumunu kareiviais.
Francuzu kareiviai taipgi
zada dalyvauti okupavime.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
TALKININKAI GAVO
AUSTRIJOS TAIKOS PA.
SIULINIMUS.

Paryzius, rugp. 6 d. Aus
try pasiulinimus j taikos is
lygas siadien tapo pcrduoti
talkinirku misijai St. Ger
maine. Jie tuojaus tapo per-
duoti augsciausiai taikos
konferencijos tarybai Parry
ziuje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
VOKIECIU KAREIVIU
EVAKAVIMAS LIETU-
VOS SURENGTA.

Londonas. Lietuvos val
dzia pasirupino, kad vokie-
ciQ kareiviai evakuotu Lie
tuva; Sta praneSe cia be-
vieline bolseviku zinia aptu-
reta is Maskvos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
ORAS.

ChlcagoJ If apielr1ke;:
Ketverge gal lietus su per-
kunijomis, vesiau.
Augsciausia temperature
vakar 81 laipsnis apie a val.
vakaro.
Sauletekis 5:49 val. ryt6;
Sauleleidis 8:02 val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-07
BOLsEVIKU PINIGAIS
ESA KELIAMA MAlSTAS
ANGLIJOJ.

Londonas. rugpjucio 6 d.
Evening Post tvirtina jog jis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23

Saturday to see his son who has just
recently been discharged from the navy.
Fay Hoshaw. who is working in De-
troit Mich. came Saturday evening for
a two weeks visit with relatives here.
James Smith. OF Hammond. visited
relatives here Saturday and yesterday
Miss Lena Hepp went to Ottowa Ill.
yesterday to visit her sister. Mrs. V c.
Cund. and husband
Mr. and Mrs T. W Clark. Of Rens-
selaer. visited their daughter, Mrs
Ernest Moore. and husband here yester-
day.
" c. Hale spent Sunday here with his
wife
John Heiting. ST. and John Heiting-
Jr. of Chicago. were Sunday guests OF
their sister. Mrs. 3. T. Beckman. and
family.
Joseph B. Clark Of Chesterton. visited
his brother Hugh Clark. and family here
yesterday.
Mrs. Nettie Huggins. Of Marion. is
here the guest Of her brother. Hugh
Clark and family.
Mr. D. Cleaver. Of Hammond. visited
relatives here yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
LOWELL

L, R. Lynch and Guy Brownen We're
in Chicago on business yesterday.
Much damage Is being done in some
fields of hay wheat and oats in this
section by the army worm. Ed Brownell
brought some of the worms to town
with him yesterday that had been work
ing in timothy field. They had ruined
about fifteen acres and the owner of the
field had plowed around the field to pre-
vent the worms from getting into other
fields. II is said they cannot crawl over
plowed ground and that after they have
eaten all the vegetation they viii die.
Mrs Mollie Davis and Henry Peter
son went to Sheridan. Ind, yesterday 10
visit relatives and friends
Charles Hayden of Grant Park. III.
vac in Lowell on business yesterday.
Mrs Philip Schieswahl and son Harold
are visiting az the home Of her sister,
Mrs. H. l. Baughman and family.
Rev. and Mrs. Bowman, Miss Walker.
Miss Lathrop. Mr.. Kendrick and Mr..
FRANKIE of Chicago. were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Foster Sat
urday.
Joseph Scott went to Sheridan. Ind,
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'RUMANIAN QUEEN
A PEACH, " WRITES
YANK SOLDIER

EVANSTON. Ill. June.-Rumania s
queen is a peach" according TO Captain
Joseph Morris. of Evanston, who wrote
to his mother recently describing din
ner with the Rumanian royal family.
And that's not all-she is very good
looking and puts it all over the king,
writes the American captain.
It's easy to see why the Rumanian
people love her" wrote Captain Morris
The king Is a fine old chap. but hasn't
the brains of the queen She is SO en-
ceptional that she puts il all over the
king.
I SAT- next to Princess Maria on the
left Of the king, and we passed quite a
line Of talk. which ranged from feeding
the country 70 marrying princesses."
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MORE INTERESTED
IN HOME AFFAIRS


WASHINGTON. June 21.-National
and domestic. rather than inter-na-
ttonal problems are gripping the at
tention of the people of the middle
west. among whom he has been cir
culatt for the past month. Republican
National Chairman VIII Hays stated
upon his return TO the headquarters
of the Republican national committee.
The popular sentiment I encounter
ed in the middle west demonstrated in
my judgment" he said. American
people have confidence in the ability
and intention Of the Republican party
TO put real teeth into the solution Of
the important national and domestic
questions confronting the country"
Hays was mum on the league OF
nations situation in the senate and
the country. He explained that his
recent Fort Wayne speech on the
subject was all he ha DIT osay regard
ing it al the present time.
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Windsor Park. Chicago.
The W B \ of the Maccabees have
paid the claim of Mrs Anna Bartuska.
who passed away April 1oth.
To all members of the W.B. A. Of
the Maccabees. after July End will be
paid TO Mrs Mary Myers OF 527
Schrage avenue Mrs Brown. the for
mer record keeper, has resigned her
position on account of i'll health
Mrs. Greason. Of Lake evenue. was
in Chicago visiting her sister last
Thursday.
Mrs stanton. of Myrtle avenue. was
i'm Chicago on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry swank Of In
diana Harbor were visitors last even
ing at the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Masterson.
Mrs Stetsifand Of Beilview. Ia. is
here at the home OF Mrs Augusta
Eggers. She came to visit her son
who is at St Bernards hospital in
Chicago very i'll with typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs Morton Of Hammond.
both deaf mutes. spent the week end
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Golding Of Myrtle avenue
Clarence Eggers of Roberts avenue.
is spending his vacation visiting rela-
tives and friends at Beuview, Ia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
HEN GOT TOO FAT;
HAD % EGGS IN
HER AT DEATH
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


OAKLAND. Calf, June.-For six anC
one-half years Martha Jane" little leg
horn hen owned BY George Petrie, as
-fstant station master at the Oakland
pier. has been laying eggs. According
% Petrie. who has been keeping count
during the egg season she was good fol
about nine every ten days.
Recently Martha Jane" quit laying
and began to grow in size. She kept or
growing. and the growth was attended
with signs Of great distress and tht
fowl was in such angony she was killed
to end her misery.
Inside her there were twenty-five per
feet eggs with shells on. most Of them
Of average size. and the embryos of lol
more.
Petrie has sent the fowl and her his
tory to the University of California for
an opinion
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ST. JOHN

Mrs Herman Seminal and son of Ham
nond and Mrs. Rob Connors Of Chica go
are spending the weekend here with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stark.
Mike Schmal and family have returned
from their trip to Wisconsin Thursday
evening.
Albert Thome Of Chicago. is visiting
several days here with his cousin. Mic J.
Ludwig. and family. He returned re
Gently from overseas service.
Sunday evening. June eth. an enter
tainment and the graduation exercises
were held at the Forester Hall
Among the Hammond visitors on Fri
day were Mrs. Ed stevens and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schmul. Mrs. Roy
Weaver, Mrs John kcilman and Miss
Cecilia keilman.