davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

JAG jak zwykle ma mizerye j ma
noe zalac zimna woda, ktora sol
wyciagnie, a ogorkom wroci jedr.
nose. Potem wycisnac je dobrze
i przyprawic z octem i OLIVIA lub
smietana. Taxa mizerya ma
smak swiezych ogorkow. gdyz
przez obranie ich re skory zacho-
wuja one swoj kolor j smak, ira
cac gorycz, ktora re skory po--
chodzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18
DIAL / KOBIET.
Referl1je Marya s.

to - ME skutkuje. Leczyli' cialo
- a to dusza chorowaia. Zwraca-
no i'm uwage ma usposobienie
dziewczynki.
- Eth, co ona tam vie, czy ME
vie! Taxi dzieciak bedzie mial
smutki! jeszsze czegol ma wszy-
stkiego po tszy, czegoz jej brak-
MEL?
Zapewnc, re miaa 20 uszy
wszystkiego, ale oprocz uszu
miaia i dusze do zapelnienia. Sci
sa, dobrze udzielana nauka,
przyroda, dobre ksiazh do czyta-
MA, przyjazna i inteligeutna roz-
nova, zblizenie dzieweczld do
dzieci biednych, cierpiacych ne
DE i podanie s~posobnosci do
niesienia i'm ulgi, - to byiy spo-
soby ukojenia jej smutku, ktory
sic zagniezdzi1 W budzacym sic
sercu malej kobietki. Ale tax sic
ME sta}o. Dziewczynka zakarenia-
ma i podsycana fizycznie, dostaaa
przewlekiych cierpien niestrawno
sci, a puszczona samopas, niby
ola odpoczynEu, pamiee i wyo-
braznia, czepi}y sic ksiazek, pism.
dziennikow, ktore pochlaniala Ia
komie, az wreszcie dowiedziafa
sic ma swoj wick "a wiele. l chloe
jej nieraz jeszcze bywalo smutno,
ale juz ME odpowiedziasa Via ME
DO juz wiedziala - "a du-
10! Pc paru latach by} to oczyta-
ny, anemiczny podlotek, a pc Kill
kunastu %zajmujqca, ale niekar-
ME zalotna i nerwowa kobieta,
ktora, jak jej byio smutno, umia-
Ia sic pocieszac. Szkoda! Jaka to
mogh bye niepospolita kobieta!
Fatalne to Jest zAudzenie, kto-
re widzi tylko - cialo i zdrowie,
a ME widzi w dziecku duszy i jej
przebudzen. A duch wstaje wees
ME, tax wczeSnie, re kiedy starsi
mysla, re on W najlepsze Spi -
on juz czuwa, mysli, PRAGUE, ME
sic - i cierpi.
To ME prawda, zeby dzieci cier
pieh serdecznych ME znaly. TAX
samo jak zaziebic sic moga row
ME SLIME jak dorosli, tax tez SER
&c iCh odCzuwa rownle g3eboko
smutek re swego psychicznego "a
KtoS powiedzias, re dziecko,
stojqce mad rozbitem cackiem, do
znaje tel samej gniotacej poraz-
XII, jak Napoleon ma gruzach ar
pod Waterloo.
Tkwi w tenn ia wielka prawda,
re kazde SERGE ma miare swych
a te miare powinni W
dziecka znac i odczuc, a
przynajmniej starac sic zrozu-
jego wychowawcy, jeSli ME
chca sic w zfudzeniach rozmijac
Z duszq wlasnego dziecka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18
POGADANKA.
(RODZICIELSKIE ZLUDZE-
MAJ

zr6die1n tych zh1dzen jest al
10 p~rzesatna, ~egzaltowsna mi
hose, mianowicie matek, osobtfwie
zaS matek dla syuow, aibo lekko-
mySuy, pfytki umysl, afbo osta-
tccznie egoizm, brak serca, ktore
powinno bye waSnie busola bar
do czujna i prawidfowa W wy
chowaniu dzieci. Zludzenia te zaS
dotycza tax samo zdrowfa dzieci
lax len zdoinoSci, moralnoSci, fch
wrodzonego typu, ich stosunku
p6zniej z ludzmi i ich stosunku
TO rodzicow. Me tylko, re ME Ia
olivia, ale bardzo wzrusza zach
WV mlodej matkj mad niemowle-
ciem, W ktGrem upatruie ona
zbi6r picGnoSci. ~madroSci, zalet i
przymiotow, jake ME podobna,
ably sic juz W MEM obiawic mo-
ely. JezeI jednak to uwiebienie
dziecka trivia lata Gale i zawsze
sic ono przedstawia rodzicom ia
ko cudownie piekne, m9dre, IDOL
ne, dobre, to w koncG, to male
biedne arcydzieio zacznie tax
wojowac, ~rozpuszczac sic, kapry-
sic. tax sic swawolnie rozhula, re
unienlana doskonafoSc trzeba be
die wzi2c pod surowy rygor, ia
kiegoby moze higdy ME ~zaznalo,
gdyby zaSlepieni rodzice byli
w~cze5niej s~postrzegli mozebnoSc
istnienia W dziecku uporu. z}oSci,
klamstwa i wszelkich mozliwych
zarodkow wad, tkwiacych W du--
sly malenkiej a mozebnych do
wvkorzenienia hub przynajmniej
oslabien;a W samym pOczatku ich
objawow.
Dziecko rcSnie, rozwija sic i z
owego wielbionego bozyszcza sta
je sic nieznoSnym tyrankiem
wszyscy sic ma niego zala, rodzi-
&c zmuszeni sa karac go, a maiy
cztowieczek ME vie, co sic popSu
10 w jego Iosie, re dawniej rObii,
co chcial, ku uciesze swego oto--
czenia, a teraz ma kazdym kroku
s}yszy: ME woIno! ME molina!
ME rusz! - a czasem / z czemS
dosadniejszem sic spOtka. Me
Jest jeszcze filozofem, wiec nieza-
dowolenie swoje Objawia krzy-
klein. placzem i pojqG ME moze,
czemu z tego .,cudownego zlotka"
stall sic naraz tym yutrapionym
bebnem'?
Rozczarowanie jest wzajemne
Dzieciak my5lal, re zawsze bedzie
robil, CO chce, a rodzice iudzili
sic, re maja COS nadzwyczajnego,
tn zas tymczasem trzeba sic wziac
do piracy mad tym niekarnym O.
kazem rcdzaju ludzkiego.
Zirdzenie wystepuje ma wielu
punktach: To ,sliczne' bobo
5rzydnie, chudnie, z6Eknie i robi
MI sic twarzyczka ponura. Co "a
szkoda; mySla rodzice, szczegol-
ME, jezeli to byia dziewczynka.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

Model ten s}uzyc moze do u--
brania jake domowa suknia Tub
jsko fartuszek do eleganckiej toa-
Lefty. ,yChambray", bingham"
popelina, tafeta, a nawet jedwab
So stosownymi materya}ami. Ma
Srednia miare trzeba 81 jarda
O Sc lub o A cal. seer.
Modeika Cd "a do A, mierzac ma
Gale w biuScie. Modefko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

Sliwki Swieze MONA przez Kill
ka tygodni zachowac, jezeli ME
przejrzale. Me obcierajac ieh Z
barwy, poukladac ma woskowym
papierze jedna obok drugiej ma
police. Przykryc serwetami, wv
chlodnej spizarni), przegladac
czesto, jesli ktora sic zepsuje, u
sunaG ja, gdyz psuje inne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

Biuzka z dfugimi Tub krotszy-
mi rekawami, ktora, jesli ozdobio
ma recznym z jedwabiu haftem,
moze sluzyc do ,,wieczorkowego"
ubrania. Wszystkie lekkie, jedwa
bne i weiniane materially stosow-
ne. Ma srednia miare trzeba 2 3-8
jarda materyaiu. NlodelEa Cd "a
do A cali mierzac W biuScie. No
deEko 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

,,Kimono", kt0re MONA uszyc
W domu W p~rzeciagu jednej godzi
ny, TAXI lekkich jak i grubszych
materyal5w, ME wylaczajac flu
iaru. jedwabiu i innych iadnych
barwnych wyrobow. Ma Srednia
miare trzeba 5A jar. materyabu
O So cal seer. ModeIka 0 81 do A,
rierzac IA Gale W biuscie. Model
10 10c.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

DUC l "Ctl4IdlC idlCl id olOSO"
ne. Ma srednia miars trzeba 2 3-s
jarda materyaiu. Modelka cd "a
do Al cali mierzsc w biuScie. No
deHko 10c.
ZanosAo sic ma pieknoSc taxa, a tn
wyrasta jakieS ~grymaSne brzyda-
ctwo, przysparzajace coraz vie
Gel ktopotu i troski. Rodzice ME
uwazni i powierzchownie rzeczy
bioracy, ME wchodza W przyczy-
ny tego nzbrzydniecia", lecz ubo-
.lewaja mad faktem samym, jakby
juz ME byl on do poprawienia i
biedactwo dalej brzydnie i jest
coraz niegrzeczniejsze. Pokutuje
"a ziudzenia tym razem - hygie-
niczne. Rodzice bowiem mart
WAC sic utrata urody dziecka,
ME rozumieli, re ME dobry stan
zdrowia jest przyczyna przyga--
siej Gerry, tel posepnej twarzycz-
XII, tych bekow i uporu. Dziecko
.niby chodzi, bawi sic, je i zyje
sobie dalej, ale ziy stan jego ira
vienna i nerw0w pochiania mu
SHY, humor i pieknoSc. Jesli ma
nature silna, to przewalczy te
probe i znow rozkwitnie, lecz
jeSli potrzebowaio jasnego rozej-
rzenia sic rodzicow W calym try
bic zycia, i ratunIru systematycz-
nego, a tego mu brakio, to zmar-
nieje caikien i wyroSnie ma czio-
wieka z lichem zdrowiem i zgryz-
liwem usposobieniem - (dwie
przyczyny, ably zycie zbrzydfo.)
Rodzicom sic czasem zdaje, re
dziecko wyglada ,,zdrowo", a o.
no tylko jest iadne. Ma wielkie
oczy, Snieznq piec, ziote wioski i
Smieje sic rozhoSznie. Przez te
pieknoSc ME vida, re jest "a wa
tie, re nozki ma cienkie i ME dose
proste, re jest take ,,spokojne",
DO waite" i ME ma silly ma zywe
rugby, re takie potulne i ndobre"
DO - ,,siabe." SAP zn6w rodzice,
.kt6rzy tax sic boja, zeby dziecku
COS czasem ,,nie by4o", re ME chca
widziec, jak juz COS JEST, a So
i tacy wygodnie egoistyczni, re
przyznac ME chca potrzeby ra-
tunku dziecka, byle sic ME trudzic
ME meczyc,, ME narazac ma zmia-
ny W porzadku domowym j ma
koszta nieodzowne.
So takzc wypadki, re PREY wiel
.kiei starannoSci o zdrowie die
ci, mianowicie zw}aszza juz star
sze, lie wygladaja smntniejs,
wiec znowu sic zwraea uwage tyl
ko ma jedzenie, spanie, spacery,
Srodki odzywcze, ale bez skutku,
DO i dziecko Ynie samym tylko
chlebem lyle" i powodem upad-
.ku zdrowia moze bye stan drszy,
zmartwienie, tes¬a zal jakis,
am5icya, slowem - budzacy sic
" dziecku wraAliwy i zmyssowy
czlowiek z cafym p6sswiadomym
zastepem niepohojow, tenn przy-
krzejszych, DO ME okresionych i
niezrozumianych, szczegoGnie u
dziewczatek.
- Smutno mil. mowi}a
dziewczynka dziesiecioletnia.
- Ola czego ci smutno?
- ia ME wiem...
Dziecko byto ogromnie iodine,
wraaiwe na piekno, dobre. Wiel-
.ka zagadka doczesnego zycia ko-
iataaa juz do tel duszy niepoko-
jem i smutkiem, a rodzice, bardzo
zreszta kochajacy, ma ten niewia-
domy smutek leczydi dziewczyn-
ke tranem, masa jaj, miesa, Chi
nowego wilma, przerwaniem wszel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-10-18

Czytajcie ,,Dziennik Chicagoskd".
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12

promised, so when Peter heard the 5 o'clock whistle blow he started out very importantly.
 He stopped at the first clump of dogWood and cut a long slender switch. It took some time to select one that just suited him. Then when he got started again a baby cotton tail led him a chase through the oats at tn side of the lane.
 When he finally got to the gate the COWS had gotten tired of waiting and had lain down. Peter had quite a time getting them started. On the way homo he found a quail nest. He stop ped and counted them, then wander ed on behind the cows, who were grazing as they went. Then he found a grandfather hoptoad. By the time Peter and the COWS reached the barn gate grandpa. was waiting with the milk bucket and the ' o'clock whistle was blowing.
 Peter hung his head.
 T guess I need the switch worse than the cows did he said
 HELEN CARPENTER MOORE.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12

8sO7 Sacto Ave, Sacramento, Gal.
 'FT had Stomach Trouble for 10 years, which became so bad that l got .Stomaeh Cr1mps two OF thSee tinsss c zUeck.
 After years of terrible torture, l read about 'Fruit-a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets, and sent for trial box and wrote that it was the last remedy Iwould use--if 'Fruit-a-tives' did not help me, I would die.
 After taking the trial box, I felt better, 50 kept on taking 'Fruit-a- tives' for nearly year, and am thank fuI to say fFruit-a.tt0es' sa0sd ntyIye.
 It also saved a friend from an operation for Stomach Trouble, after he had given up all hope of getting weIl''. MRS. F. s. STOLZ.
 soc. box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size 25c. At all dealers or sent on receipt of price, by FRUIT-A-TIVES Limited, OGDENSBURG, N, '.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12
BANK STATEMENT SHOWS
 COITNTRY'S PROSPERITY

Washington, D. C.. July 12.-The country's prosperity is reflected in the national bank statement under the comptroller of the treasury's call of May F. Resources on that date were s20,S25, 100000, an increase of $S07,O00,0OO since March 1, date of the last previous call, and a. gain of almost ten billions of dollars in six years
 Deposits on May 12 were 15,9o8,- 100000, an increase of s1,518,O00,0 900 since May 10, 1918. Loans and dis counts on May 12 amounted to S9,- 9e4,OOo,O0o an increase of $213. 100000 over March 4, 1919.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12
IRELAND'S GLASS
Stained Glass-Making New Industry on Emerald Isle: High Quality
 Causes Increased Demands By U. S.

Dublin, July 12.--Dublin has de- veloped greatly the stained glass art industry and many churches which used to get stained glass from Nun ieh now get it at home. The reputa,- ton of Irish glass has grown and extended beyond the borders of Ireland and windows have been SUD- piled not only to churches in Eng land but across tho Atlantic.
 A remarkable window has just been on exhibition in Dublin. It is the memorial which the Duke of Con naught is putting up in Ottawa to the memory of the eight members of his Canadian staff who fell in the war. The window was designed by a young Belfast artist Miss Geddes.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12
WORLD WARS TOLL MORE
 THAN 7,50O,O0O LIVES.

The world war cost the lives of 7,562,30O soldiers of all countries: the money cost was between 5ls5,- 900, 100000 and s195,ooo,ooo,0oo in shipping, the toll was 23.05,3s3 tons of merchant vessels and l,SS2, go tons of war vessels.
 These figures were compiled ny the war departm cnt at the request or Senator MCCun Der, republican, Of North Dakota. and were made pub lie by him as the most telling req son why there should be a league of natiOnS.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12
AWARDED FOOD MEDAL
Michigan Woman Honored By Gov er'nment For Encouraging Food Production in War Times.

Alma, Mich, July 12.-In recogni- ton of work in encouraging food pro- duction during the war, the national war garden commission has awarded a medal to Mrs. Francis King of this city. the president of the Women's National Farm and Garden associa tion The presentation was made by Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the commission. A similar medal has been presented to the heads of the governments of the Urited States, England, France, Belgium and Italy, and to the world leaders in food con- trol
 The medal was designed with the object of representing the country military service and the support given to it by those who worked in their
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12

war gardens. On the obverse is thl figure of a young women working oyel garden plants. Tn low relief are sol diers marching. The decorative mol tive for the reverse is a basket hampI CT filled with the varied product of war garden. Under the basket appeal the words: "rhe seeds of victory inI sure the fruits of peace,' hoe sn9
 rifle crossed and the dates 1914-
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12
P E Y F N
 Brings Home the Cows.
(By the Story Lady.)

Peter always went with his grand father after the COWS. The pasture was a quarter of a mile from the hoUse and q. long lane with a fence on either side led from the barn to the pasture.
 They always started when the o'clock whistle blew. Then grandpa got the milking finished in time for supper at T.
 One day Peter begged to go after the cows all by himself and grandpa
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12

It represents a procession of sol dier saints, Longinus, Sebastian, Mar tin, Edmund, Joan of Arc and King Louis led by Saint Michael and Salnt George and followed by King Arthur s knights, meeting a warrior escorted by the archangels Gabriel and Ra- phael and the angels Of Death ana of Peace.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12
AUSTRIAN OFFICERS TO CzECHs,

Berlin, July 12.-Generaus Boehm- Ermolli, Auffcnberg, Rehmen and Dantari, four well-known generals of the former Austro- Hungarian armies, have offered their services to the Czecho -Slovak government. The offer has been refused.
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12
SEARCH FOR PETRA

SEARCH FOR PETRC
 London. July 12.--rlr lars are to be set ish governme - for petroleu financial sej told the hcl He also st lars would duction, p
New Britain herald., 1919-07-12

'Horlick's the Original M alted Milk - Avoid
 limitations & Substitutes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

NEW YORK. Dec. C"nsid"rah'"
strength ia tho oil stocks which was du"
chiefly II a renewal Uf covering ~
shorts had its effect in III" general S'o'i
list and caused a general covering move
mcnt. Additional factors inilu"nrlh'
the demand for stocks were the r"duc-
ton in renewal rates on money an" ne
tlc: patches from Washington minimizing
that the Cummins BIZ may b." pA*'"!
by the senate tonight and that tn" PR
idcn, Will probably release his m'HSaEH
on the situation before m" current W''N
expires. III" short interest In IN" S;or!'
market seems To have ben larger thhh
the street was inclined 10 b"lcr" hut i
is also thought that tn covering m"H"r
mcnt &C :hc past few sessions had r.
duccd tn; considerably md n tho same
time this has probably impaired IN,
technical foundation. til" iniu"'Tial
stock list developed an easier ton" IN
the daSt half hour and as III" result Or
n further advance in money 10 Tho :
pcr cont level. This lat" action In tho
money quarter is taken - suggest that
III" credit situation must sill h" kcPs
in mind 40 a prime market influ"pc" aNG
will in all probabilities S"rr" 10 dis
courage bullish efforts along broad
lines.
LOGAN G BRYAN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
GOOD GAINS IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. Lied by oils
motors. steelS and equipments az *
treme gains Of two to 10 points tooaS
stock market gave demonstration oA
underlying strength.
The movement IN oils was featured
BY Mexican and Pan-American letIoi
Gums, those issues showing great actiF
sly in connection with the merger p'dn n'
vhhe steels and affiliated shares DC
rived their support from highIy la'os
able trade conditions.
Demand for finished steel and iron or
AL descriptions at mounting price Scheu-
ules Is said TO be SO large as TO tnaNe
necessary an elimination OF the usha.
year end suspension OF operations "' 'N'
mills ,.,
ruled at s percent. though rising 20 .
percent in the last hour. and the futlnSt
stability OF foreign exchange. especi&lIy
the rate on London. were among the rae
tors which contributed to the commence
manifested by speculative interests.
shippiugs. tobaccoS and me usual IA
miscellaneous Specialtics partictpatea
moderately IN the days activity ana
coppers rall."d from their early h"aFI-
ness with rails. the latter strenst hcntns
toward the close on bpSiaE OF laCincS
and trunk lines. safes Atilouh'eu w
Trade reviews touched upon the rec
ord bank cleariuGS OF the country ous
largely to unprecedented holiday buSi-
ness and Improvement in the labor ST..
nation was reflected in the Increased
production OF various finished cUnmod-
tiles.
The one division Of the financial mar
kets which offered little reimbursement
was the bond market. Leading issues
were steady at best while Liberty Bonds
manifested further reactlonary tendcnc-
les with some gilt-edged rails and IN
dustrials Total sales (par value) were
$26.500.00o.
Old L. 8. bonds were unchanged Oh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

NEW YORK. Dec. l?.-~N begins To-
look worry much as II IN" narkct r"AlJ
not wait for the first o. IN, E'ir 10
hTri, ;. real hill movement. Their" wac
a live market today. and all the market
leaders wcr" in active Demand. Ih"rG
was great demand FOR :. S'rr''
trolcun. shorts covered freely in IN"
stcc!s and other stock that hAN" n"l
sold extensively recently. tn" wh"IH
list was strong although tho reason ior
Tho change in sentiment from roubt anu
a decision to cmfidcnc" was not c!ShF'y
understood. There were rumorS 'hat
congress would do something Tor ChrlSt-
mas after all. but the market was not
deeply impressed 10y tn" strik". The
real fact is that the feeling that "
market was due for rally lHd graz
ually grown stronger until III" pun :
began To- buy and then shorts d'c!d"d
tina, il vas ,imc t. cover. United tSat"'
steel promises TO work higher ana II IL
docs tho rest Of the list will follow.
~ | WBI1NkN 4 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Bradstrcets
to.u"rrow Will say:
Elrura bio features constitute = Iar6c
ma inri,y of thu, unusually full list OF
Important trade and industrial happen
ings this week Resumption or coal
Production enlarged fuel shipments, re-
royal or nil ali restrictions on light,
heat. an dshir bunkcring re-opcninE or
speeding up Of closed or partially ldlc
mills, factories and furnaces active pu!
IN, ~ ron and steel eugnenting of UNI
flifed orders. furth,r advances IN these
and other metals. sharp cold weather Itn
stimulating buying OF heavy wearing
p unarcI q rally in foreign exchange and
the passage Of the Edge bill re;awaken-
cd export buying of grain and hog Pro
ducts, slight decline in tho weekly
food index Notwithstanding this due 70
lower prices for hides and leather and
10 crown all new high record volume OF
holiday trade arc among the out
STANDING events making for unusual au-
,iyi;y nj this scnson Of the year.
Weekly bank clcarinEs S?.53l.S"l"Vo'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. GO. 1S-Hogs. receipts
$4,000; higher: bulk. s13.909l4.1O: top
s1415: heavy. s13.soR1t.15: medium
sl3.95@14.15; light s13.75R1415: light
light, 31s.5o01S9o: heavy packing
sows. smooth. 31325013.75; packinr
sQws. rough. $1..7561325; pigs. s12.7s
@1375.
Cattle, receipts 5000: steady: bee,
steers. medium and heavy. choice and
prime. s1S.4o@2o.oo: medium and good
Slo.7jf 1870: common, $3.50 IN. IS;
light weight. good and choice. s1325 4
1926: common and medium. $7jOW
1900; butcher cattle, hcifers, s6.25Gt
1925; cows. $6.oO613.0O: Gamers aul
cutters. 100000; veal calves. sl52i
a 1900: feeder steers. 10000
stockcr steers, $6.o0@l025.
She~p receipts. 1900; form lambs
S15.oaS17.1o: culls and common. $1,000
314.TS; ewes medium and good. s7.7r
G10.e0; culls and common, S450g7.50.
Estimated receipts tomorrow. hogs
$4,000: cattle 1000: sheep 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
PAYMENT OF INTEREST
NOW IMPRACTICABLE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 19.-The
heavy discount rate against foreign eX-
change is AN impcnctrable barrier
making impracticable the payment In
dollars of the interest owed the United
States on war loans to Great Btitain'
France. Italy and other foreign coun-
tries. Secretary Glass said today in a
letter 10 Representative Fordney Re-
publican. Michigan. chairman Of the
house ways and means committee. The
current interest is s475.000.000 year
Payment of the interest in deprecated
foreign coin. instead OF on the dollar
basis, Secretary Glass said. would be
useless, az the treasury at present has
no use for any considerable amounts OF
these currcncicg."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20
COMPENSATION NEWS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. 1.-THE
state compensation commissioner has
made awards in two cases which re-
suited in deaths. Mrs. Carrie Scarboro
WyCo. widow and children Of W. 4.
Scargoro. killed while in employ of Wy
uming Coal Co.. was awarded 55 month
~; Mrs. Maud" Melvin. Matoaka, widow
Of Charles Melvin. Killed while in en-
pioy of havana Coal & Coke Co, was
given life pension OF 20 monthly.
New compensation subscribers are;
Jackson Mill & Lumber Co, Weston
South Penn oil Co. Fairmont: Rcleish
Wyoming Coal Co. Charleston: A. H
Pullings. Southwest. Pa: Ashford Coal
Co. Kingwond: Big Block Coal Co.
Charleston: West End Water CO.. Clarks-
burg; ]. G. Williams. Thackcr: G.. F.
Masters. Locust: Union Tank Car Co.
New York City; W. J. Wcakland G. Co..
Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-20

Mrs. c. J. Murphy and children are
spending the weekend in Wheeling with
relatives.
John Fish has returned to his home at
Fairm"nt. after a brief visit here with
dclatiNcs.
Frank Stctson let yesterday for
Texas where he will spcrd the Christ
mas holidays with his wlfn and family
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mason left for
Pittsburgh whore they Wall take up tn >!r
residence.
Miss ;ssic Richmond VII spend over
the holidays with her sister at Fair
mont.
Mrs T.. Glover who mas been i'll at
her home for some tin" IS improving
slowly.
Mrs. J. l.. Lyons continues seriously
III at her home on South Marshall
street.
Mrs Fred BuSl,irk !s visiting relatives
and friends in Pittsburgh for a number
Of days.
Miss Suotta K"mplc Is now on the