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The courier-index., 1919-02-14
BETTER FARMING HINTS
The One Safe Course for 1919

The adoption of the system of farming to meet economic conditions of the country and to insure greatest profits to the farm should be fore most in the minds of Arkansas farm CTS at the present time, according to w. c. Lassetter, director of the agri- cultural extension division of the University of Arkansas. who says: "The agricultural commission of eight leaders in agricultural thought in the United States who spent the months of September and October in Great Britain, France and Italy studying the relationship of the az riculture of European countries to that of the United States, reports, generally speaking, Great Britain, France and Italy will need to import for some time to come all supplies of meats, fats, dairy products. concen- trates for animals, wheat. fertilizers, wool, cotton and farm machinery
 "The commission affirms the be- lief that crop conditions and pros poets in the principle countries of the world justify the statement that grown ill the United States, such as wheat, meat, sugar, cotton. and wool. there will prevail strong demand and that prices will probably con tinue steady and at high level. The significance of the above statement is noteworthy. The cotton farmer especially should note that during the period of production of the 1919 crop, prices of food and feed will probably continue steady and at a high level Can a cotton farmer af- ford to grow all cotton on the basis of high cost rates and be forced to sell in the fall on the basis of the lower level of prices?
 "The farmers of Northwest Arkan- sas can we'll note the comment above. Can he afford to produce in excess quantities of any staple crop, on the basis of high cost rates on the pros pect of selling on the basis of a lower level in prices?"
 Existing economic conditions seem to require more than ever before that the Arkansas farmer conduct his business in 1919 on safe and sane basis which will insure safety of conditions in the fall Stick to the staple products. Produce no one product to a great excess. Endeayor to produce at home suffic- tent food and feed to supply the home and the farm. Do not depend upon just one cash crop. Look for the one safe course.
 es4e%a
 V. H. Kern Returns From France;
 Resumes Duties
 MT. Vernon H. Kern has returned
The courier-index., 1919-02-14
THE HEN THAT LAYS

is the hen that pays. If she does not lay kill her, but before you kill ha' give her B. A. Thomas Poultry Rem
 edy twice 8 day for week, and then you will not kill her for she will M paying you a profit, It not onq makes hens lay but it is a renef for Cholera, Roup, and Gapes. we guarantee it to cure or we reIuha your money. Sold by Daggetts Drs Store. Marianne; Moro Drug 10. Moro.
The courier-index., 1919-02-14

to the Extension Division in his old position as specialist in farm machin- cry, in which capacity he served in 1917 Mir Kern resigned December 5. 1917. to enlist in the U. S. naval aviation. During the period of his enlistment he has seen seven months of foreign service as Chief Machin- ist's Mate. In this capacity he was official tester of Liberty motors at the main naval base at Pauillac, Gi- rond, France Under his direction every Liberty motor was thoroughly tested out before being installed in the planes. Mir. Kern states that the chief difficulty with his flying lay in the fact that it was his duty to make flights chiefly when the motors were out of order. Farmers who want i'm plement information should write to MT. Kern of the University of Ark ansas at Fayetteville.
 s$sSss
 c. W. Watson, Assistant Director Of
 Agricultural Extension
 w. c. Lassetter, director of the Agricultural Extension Division of the University of Arkansas, has just announced the appointment of c. w. Watson, formerly state agent. as as- sistant director of the agricultural Extension. The relationship of coun- ty agents, home demonstration agents and district agents to MT. Watson will not be changed. The promotion is made by the president of the Uni versity and by the chief of the office of extension work in the south, as recognition of MT. Watson's long and efficient service in extension work
The courier-index., 1919-02-14

We ere now agent for the famous Tanac. the most wonderful remedy ever placed on the market. Dag gett's Drug Store. f15
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07

AGRICULTURE.

/. How do you use the text book in
teaching elementary agriculture! Ia
there seasonal sequence in the arrange.
ment OF the contents of your text
2. How do you vitalize the work in
agriculture in your school?
B. Have you made farm survey in
your district? What are the leading
agricultural pursuits in your district
How many and what type OF cattle in
your district?
4. Is there county farm agent in
your county? How often have YOU
asked him to cooperate with you in your
work in agriculture and with what re-
suits?
5. What is home project work? In
what home projects are your pupils en-
gagged?
&. What bulletins from the Depart
ment OF Agriculture. Washington. ID. c..
the College OF Agriculture at Columbus,
and the Experiment Stations are you
using in your school? State definitely
how you are using them.
7. What is the educational value OF
elementary agriculture in The schools?
g. How do you adapt the subject of
elementary agriculture to the needs OF
the girls in the school?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
READING.
Choose ~


!. What is the most essential aim in
the teaching Of reading?
2. How does the teaching Of Reading
differ in the (a) Primary Grades, (b)
Grammar Grades, co Upper Grades
3. (a) What kind Of material would
yo,. select for reading in the first. second
and third gradcsi (b) Why?
d. Is there danger in keeping tie. child
too long on the fairy tale or ianciful?
5. (a) What kind OF material would
you select for the latter part of the third
grade /? The fourth and fifth grades 7
(b) Why?
&. (a) What kind OF material would
YOU select for the seventh and eighth
grades % Why?
Z. What would you consider import.
ant plans for the early teaching Of Read
ing so as to secure the AlMS--thought
GETTING and thought GIVING?
8. What Importance do you attach to
silent reading,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
GRAMM MAR,

!. When you meet some OF your pupils
twenty years hence what will you expect
OF them as the result oi your teaching
OF grammar?
2. How do you proceed when your
pupils use such expressions as might
oi been" has came" between you and
II and ''haint got none?
3. Write paragraph on titc war in
which you use all the parts OF speech.
q. In what ways have your English
and yoyr teaching been improved BY
studying the Reading Circle book on
English this year, ~
5. How do you account Tor the fact
that some people who passed through
The schools still suse incorrect English !!
Q. How would you proceed TO inc,ll-
cate tie use of correct English in every
home in Your community,
7. Discuss the study OF Grammar as
compared with Language Work.
8. What are your difficulties in the use
OF correct English? How do you &C
count for them? What means do YOU
use to overcome them?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07


5. What are some of the causes OF
restlessness in school!
a. What should the teachers reading
include? How should the reading be
done 10 get the most good from III
S. Make program for such q school
as YOU have taught. providing for ply
steal training in the program.
D. How should the seating of the room
be suited TO the pupils Suggest meth
ods OF providing for those who do no;
tit the desks that are available.
Z. How can you keep occupied (a)
those who can finish tasks rapidly; o.
those classes too young TO be occupied
long with study?
g. What are proper standards o.
cleanliness and neatness for the schoo.
room?
9. Give three arguments for and three
against homo study. What are your
conclusions rs to what should be dons
about hoire study?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
GEOGRAPHY.

l. Name and give location Of five
rivers that have recently come into
world prominence. tI
,. Give names and locations Of ten
Of the most important places CONNECTED
with the war;.
3. Name ten places directly related
TO the arnistice.
d. Just how may geography lie made
to contribute TO the development of i'm
agination:
S. In making the newspaper the basis
in teaching geography, how would you
proceed?
q. How do you connect your teaching
If geography 10 the native tendencies oi
the child
7. What is the big purpose YOU hold ir
view in teaching geography?
& What plan do you have for rncasur-
ing the results OF your work in geo
graphy
9-l0 Write ont type-lesson on somt
topic in geography.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
ARlTHM ETiC.

!. What should be the aim and pur.
poses oil teaching arithmetic in Che fifth
gtade?
2. How do you adapt the work in
arithmetic TO the varying needs and
interests OF your pupils? When is the
work OF q pupil in this subject salts.
factory?
3. Should all pupils in q class be re
CURED to do the same work in arthme'
tic? Discuss.
4. What habits and qualities may be
developed in the child BY the study oi
arithmetic? ..t.
5. What should first grade number
work include? BE definite.
6. Distinguish between the effect OF
using ''or order and "or bearer in /:
note. Write negotiable note and tel
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
LITERATURE.

you may omit two questions il yoi,
des:re)
|. Name the five best books or articles
you have READ bearing Upon the war.
q 2. How can literature. be taught SO as
ito develop appreciation? i
). Aside from examinations what
other means do you Use TO test for re-
suits in this subject? a
q. DO the people of your community
read more and better books because OF
the, teaching OF literature in your school
Justify your answer.
S. What proof can you give that your
teaching OF literature projects itself be-
yond the next examination!
+ o Name ten books you have read that
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
w IT may be transferred.

now IT may bc transferred.
T. What must | ask for goods which
cost $4,000 so that ! may deduct $50
from my ) asking price and still gain
20To?
g. How many more feet in two Sides
Of Il sqtiare acre than in its diagonal,
9. | purchased the following bills OF
goods:
May S, bill OF $500 on 3 months
credit.
June 10, bill OF 5000 on a months
credit.
Aug. J. n bill OF 500 on 3 months
credit.
When can settle these bills in one
payment without loss 10 either party?
TO- Reduce IS TO a fraction having l0l
for i denominaior.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07

the Civil war as to leaders, equipment,
and methods.
S. How would you conduct social
zcd recitation in history?
3. just Why do you think q knowledge
of history is desirable! What purpose
is it to serve?
:. How do you assign lesson in his
tory? BE specific. Ii you ask your
pupils to take SO many pages what do
you expect them to do!
S. What books OF the Pupils or
Teachers Reading Circle this year have
you found helpful in your work in his
tory!
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07

hvou would recommend for pupils be-
tween the ages OF II and lS.
I 7. Name ten books YOU have read. that
YOU would recommend for pupils be-
tween the ages Of : and II.
s. What books of the Reading Circle
have YOU read this year, GIVE exact
titles, names OF authors, and the tenor
oi the books.
o-lO. Write on the topic "\Vhat the
study oi Literature has done Tor me.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
PHYSIOLOGY.


|. In what ways do daily Gymnastic
exercises serve as lessons in hygiene!
z. How is the temperature OF the body
kept always about the same?
5. Why is the humidity OF the school
room in winter low unless artiicia.
remedies are used?
d. Wliy should there be systematic
examination OF the teeth of school chill
dren?
S. Outline your most effective instruc-
lion on alcoholic liquors.
4 q. Explain the benefits nj systematic
exercise on some part OF the thurman
organism
z. Explain the value OF candy as a
food. i".
. 6. What lessons have we learned from
The influenza epidemic:
80 What are some of the reasons for
the ability of some persons to continue
active TO an advanced age?
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07

Following Is the list OF questions
as prepared under direction Of the
state superintendent Of public In
struction and submitted at the coun-
ty examination for teachers Jan. 4
Tor elementary school certificates.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE.

/. With what other high school sub
;ects should agriculture be correlated?
i 2. What should he the length and con-
. tent OF course OF agriculture in a vii
lagc or rural high school:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
FOR THOSE WHO
Wish TO TEACH
Questions Put TO Applicants For
County Certificates.
EXAMINATION HELD JANUARY 4

Prepared by the State Superintendent
of Public instruction to Test the
Mental Qualifications Of Those Who
Seek Positions as Teachers In the
Public Schools.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-01-07
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

Choose 8.)
|. Suggest some things which help a
good school sentiment.
2. Under what conditions should tine
physical training exercises be given III
/. the SCHOOL,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25
5cio letni cl1lopiec zabity
przez autolnobi.
Nieznany samlooh6d pre-.
jechaf ehfepca przez
glove ! szyje W piatek.

-S%E ~ bZ-I -
Leonard Kochendorfer 5 clio let
hi syn panstwa H. Kochendorfer,
zam. pod nr. 318 wsch. 5 tel ulicy
odni6s1 ciezkie pokaleczenia gdy
zostai obalony przez AUTOMOBILE ma
Wschodniej Broadway niedaleko
Chestnut ulicy. Chiopca zabrano
do pobliskiej rezydencY a petem
do jego domu,, gede wezwany le-
larz stwierdzH pekniecie czaszki.
Ghlopiec umarl kr5tko po 10 tel
gcdzinie W piatek wieczorem
NazWisl1o czfowieka kt6ry kie-
rsowal kara ME jest wiadome.
Chlopiec uwiesil sic 2 tyh we
"a a petem zeskoczyl albo spadl
prakie ma tor pc kt6rym nadjez-
DIAL zwyczajnym tempem. sWiad-
kowiie widzieli jak kerujacy pow
strzymal sWa kare ID Hzobaczyl
chlopca lecz bylo "a p6zno j sa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25
Cd R||ED D

Wszystkch sanczytelnik6tn
.ga4ety naszej k6rzyotSlchhoamaa
jenaEe nie odnoWih menulpaes1aa
allotes tycll
|kt6rH znaleggaja opsata dluz
eago czaaisu prrosimyuprzelj 1ull
9 q najryctleisse przgyzalniss
nam nam SpprenuneEaty, gdyz W.pprzes:
ebedxenay nanszeni
.wyllua'e lasd isty prennglmerator6WN
5kazdego ko < oplata alega, b
HedW gazetty posyat ME vol:
moi ME mozemny, 50 mYr6wnieeii
mnuamy pladc got6Wka 2 Wszysstt
10: papier, druk komornA po-
porto pocztowe.
PPieniadze posylaf najlepiej
przez Epresslub P~ostoffice Mo.
ney Order, pod adresem:
Polish Printing & Publishing Go,
SIT 3. 18th Stree
Winano, MINI. DID.
-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25
JAK WYCINAc
GWIAZDKOWE

Washington, p. CIV obec
zblizajacych sic SWAT Bozeggo Ma
srodzenia-miliony drzewek gWia-
EzdkoWych padnie pod toporem--
Ecelem uswiecenia tradycyi.iu-
.piekszeniia domow. U1rzadss#lessnty
Departamentu RolnictWa zWraca
suWaggee, zeZsposob " jakidrzeWka
Wycinanne cechuje doskona-
Elepoziom obywatelsk etyycznyy
tyeh, GO Wycinajjaa
Kazdeggo rokl ysiace ludzi,
mieszkajacych WasasiedztWierz a-
IdoWych iIpryWatnych hsoWs--
|EWyciina drzeWka sfosoWniedo
I|WIasneggo gustn ubnpodobania
bee Wzgiedu nasrozporzadaeniia
Neutrality-suspicious. m,ajan IA
Ilcelu ochlrone las6yv.
Tired lesnyysniesn c5przeeciW
||ko WychiaaniuNdrze k,leezIudHe
pfzyWileiu ireba MISUNDERSTANDING
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25
Cd CzERWONEGO KRzYzA
z g1odu ginace Polslie dziei

eSEaS $500. - S4ITPrEEa - - S-S.-Egfy-&5S-
3 Washington, d. G.
BARANOWICEs r1ska Po,ska
l-Setki bezdomnych chIopc6w
dziewczat. zaginione dzieci Polski
przeciagaia t. dy, :iako Geese beszz::
ustannego naplywu zachoodniio cia
gnlacych tulaczy z Rcsyi.
Zosta4y one roz}aczonc Q swemi
rodzicami albo opiekunamai przez
wojne.
Niedaiac i'm nigdy nadziei ami
zadnego widoku %polepszenia swc:
90 polozenia, biakali sic przez vie
lie miesiecy a nawet Tat. Zapedzo
he zosta1y " :iedno mieisce to znow
" inne wsr6d glodu i boiiazni.
Ostatecznie ci kt6rzy pozostali
nrzy zyciu dostali sposobnosc IA
|zyciai main sic dobrze. nadei.
sciem do-Baranowic, dzieci przy.
}aczone zostalvd do rzadoweoo obo
s, dla hozdo,nnvcb ; oo1ono o1o1,y
wv otrzvmalv lEaniel odziez s.
zeli ;eszcze doh,a zosta}a -
szczona. nanraw;ona alho zmia.
Mona Teraz % :nrzvodz;ane 8
no5v,vianie trzv,n,no
@, n-hsertyaov; IS IL, MD
nrzez.kilka tvoodni
Chore dz;eci odes}ano.do xzni.
tah al Wvleczenia 70 kt6,e ma.
leziono Wolna I'd iakichkalWiek
rhoroh umieszczono, y iednvm !
ty1nczasowvch s;eroc;nc6w tutai-
szvch= ktore zostaIv urzadzone
n,,zez Amervkansk; Czcr1vo,v
Krzvz.
Jeden taxi zak1ad ,dla. dzieci
znaiduie sic " pieknem lesistem
mieiscu W PaulinoWiena prze-
wios.k Bndvnek lest
prawdziwv1n pa:acem iednei :
bogatei arystokratycznci rodziny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25
49, ssAsSs& sS91sSS#|
h1l1lnes0C tklegO rek1uldlo9
I5IIIleg1lkst1lykt !

NieprzyWidzzialnte Ws1y1padk sFrss
[zyg;n,ialcy,e e =usstapieniia sploWoddoWa
I'VE 2,811 urzadu;acych oficsa:
rev potrzeba arn1lstoosoves11aliiese
40 raport6w podanych dis w 4 4
sic rekrutacyjjnym ar4nm, pod n nE.
3ll NicoHet Avenue. sss
Azeby zaraddzie tterm brakoM6
sobecne rozporzadzenie npowaatldiaaa
acknowledgement genera16w
kazdego okolicznego dcpartameeIle-
tn do Wybranias p,eWnej liczbyys &;
zap'iisanych doswstapieniaaI y Y
West Point. General Komendam
" Centralnrlym departamencie 10 %
stall upowazniony ably wybralE ao,
sposobnosc otrrs,..znaaania Wyk51z:
.ta1cenia West Pointzii.oe.fhafiIsyyii
bedzie zdaje sig zacheta Ola ludz1
" rardze ktt661a5 beazie8 rezaltatenlt
pozadaneggo Wspoiubiegania size.
Legislature pozWala tax samo ma
srr,opddgooWWeejj gNardJJ pp eoo,r j
z22srokiem do nadania prsWa mia.
n.eogw,ania Z ~. Warunksi i, &, zteIbty posia-
dali jedensrok dWiczeniaaszzapisanes
go jake ocAotnik.
Wakansy Jake istnieja teraz ".
ulrzedoWych stopniaeh przedstaz
Wiiaja Aprocent og6lnej liczbysu5
rzednikow Zaplata 1egislatury q
becnie zalezna Cd kStongresu bedziie
" razieaprszy.jecia d1oeetdnas do 7poS
ciagajacych przymiotow kazdeggo
w armii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

NladOInOS||Gl
luEIsC0pYE

slns VI ko6ciele sw. Staniafawa 4.
We Wtorek 3 9tej godz. Y kos
cieh sw. StanisllsaWa Z. odbyl sic
slub Tomasza Kramera-z Pine
Geek Wis. = pannas F~rancisszzkllaa
Janikowska c6rka spanstWa jana
CeeNlii Jainlkowskich.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25
Dollars and Gents.

K1ub m1odzienc6w The Haar.
mony Club" przeastawi komedyee
Amerykan1ska Dollars & Gents
W Winona Opera House, we VITO.
rex wieczorem dnia 25go istopa-
da, 0 godzinie 8 Is.
Bilety MONA nabyc " p,on1iee--
dzia}ek cd 2giej Pc poludniu ] Y
wtorek Ceny biletow Csc, 55c, 83c
j $1.10.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

Eszenia1Wpl esde.#Ufzaade1esfI pprzeto..
kiadEienaeiskna rozporzadzeniget;
Hkkt6reW.yjas1ia jail gddzie naleEyy
|ddllrzeWkaswyc
SososWniiee doftegor ozPorz aaldaEEee.
~ ilia.'--ssIn1alll ezy zwyykle wyybiersape
Y ggeesatW'lnaeht tax, ze Je-
|sddnno,a naWet q WyeIftycch
. drew k=1aezroh "a n1. al rev
zka natoamlastzNo 'W'4alnie,, g
snaee 2da1aAsJednno Z, .oed.drug1eeggo-
|p p,' ll nlen l.s ato
ftd s Fyeiln name
taken dfzeWek nfetyako@poz .l
VIA pustes nse seaswnfieJsea z ma.
1up.Wlekszy .ls stopnia' aieS JeoIlo7
czesn1e.pozpaV1a. 11e.n1nle9sea ma
s., .es1 etlaJa.shHu.pauae ne
s.: zielliF 80. t'i1e-
VIZ. ..S.
- l.:' rs ~ 3
.'' -
Npfy!a1e oooa1nlo
5. Wv sglse Nyua s'.
e re sz'lt,s9s t' [ faAsycniaJacych
a1z NaAss. ]
!. 1'9t. hleheolzy rev
"a d estNinacl me 50 syihetfy-:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

to, stworzyct ma obecnie kazdy 3 mas:
utworzy ja 20 marek kwitujacych d.
1iny nasze ola z1nartwyohwstajacej
Polsh... Rama ia bedzie r6wnowazni-
klein tel dokonanej ma potu WALK O.
fairy, bedzies dowodem Ola wnuk6w i
pr.awnuk6w naszych M lie kazdy 3 mas.
talk szczesliwy, ze przypad1o mu zycw
przeiornowej goddnie dziej6w, ocenl
wartost wlasnego 1ycia.. Bedzie do
wode1a, ze istotnie zielony dollar anne
rykansi ME jest nam drozszym cd ~
cia tych, kt6rzy je "a po1u walh ztak4
radoScia ola Polsh z1ozyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

Dziewczeta nalezace do Ligi Pc
stepowej Coward League) beda
mice swe posiedzenie w 1okalu Au
hu " ponieddzialek 24go listop. .
8mej godzinie wieczorem. Wszy-.
stkie czkonkinie maja sic stawic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

H ill., y 80 -
w czwartek okolo 1Otej godzi-
ny wieczore,n ktos wybl szybe W
drzwiach skiadu obuwia p. Jana
n. Bloch a, pod mr.. 700 Wsch. 5e:j
I'll. i zabraf . kasy pozostaWionlte...
tam $3.50. .ss..s..s ] s
stalo sic 70 pomiedzy 1oa.11,
godzina. .=
P6zniej gdy zameldowano poll
Cyl Q kradsiezy ia wynalazEsalsiEzl5zFl''1aaE
vel Bloch przyznaf sic dosW1lhhylii
bedzie odpowiadal "a to przestep-
stwo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

Ma1y Edwin syn, panstwa Ed.
J. Sikorskich poddany zostal
mniejszej operscyi W przeszlys pia
tex. Raporty glosza &c chlopiec
ma sic stosunkowo dobrze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25

Ch1opcu operowano ggruczo4y.
MaIy Henryk Mikrut ma sic do.
syc dobrze 20 operacyi gruczolo'W.
i adcnojd5w ktore; mu usunieto;
W przeszsym tygodniu W szpitalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-11-25
mochl,o6d p1rrzee.szzeM przez glove

mochood sprrzetszedl przez glove i
szyje chfopca.
Powozacy zatrzymal maszyne
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
Sc APROBARON VARIOS GAS
TOS

En- el ultimo cabildo de Comisiona-
dos dc Ia ciudad que sc verified ell jue-
YES por la tarde, Sc autorizo ell gas
to presupuestado va de $4,000
que Sc destina 4 Ia contribution de Ia
ciudad para Ia construction del AL
macen Municipal de Atarrotes. La
mayor parte dc esta suma sera pa
gada per medic de p~rorateros entire
los empleados. Fueron autorizados
tambien los pages de las listas de
raya semanarias de los trabajadores
Y las cuentas de los comerciantes. Las
solicitudes de los vecinos de las ca
lies de Decker para su pavimentaci0n
y los de Ia Avenida Hicks, para el Dire
maize, rccibieron le:tura Y fueron tur-
nadas al Ingeniero de la ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-24
NUEVO COMANDANTE DE LENA
DORES.-UNA ESCUELA Pa
RIA MEXICAEOS

En- Ia fabrica americana de &C.
mento que esta Immediate a esta ciu-
dad trabajal IN POGO mas de dosclen-
tcs mexicanos, entire los cuaies ACADIA
&c ser ~organizado I'm nuevo canlpa-
mento de Lenadorcs del Mundo, ell
cual Campamento recibio ell nonlbre
de Washington. Entire csc nismo
grupo Sc tuvo Ia idea y va Ia pusie-
-cn en practica tambien, de cons
tItuir una Union y pedjr de sus pa
tronos la concession de las s bora.
de trabajo como todos los jornaleros,
pues Ell Ia actuaiidad trabajar doce
horas. Parece que reina entire aque-
Hos mexicanos ell outen acuerdo ne
~cesario para dar estos pasos que ne
cesariamente tienen que resultarles
en- beneficio tanto para 81 como para
sus families.
No es este solo, sino cue q peticion
&c los mismos tra5ajadores Sc nom-
tro de entire las personals que fue-
ron a q fundaci5n del Can,pamento
dc Lenadores, una cue sc acercara al
Senior Superintendent de las Escua-
las del Condado, en- solicitud dc que
cstablezca ALI una Escuela para que
reciban instruction sus hijos, dctan-
dola de uu professor. La persona conf
sionada, Sc acerco al alto empleado de
instruction publica, del que recibio
n respuesta favorable para Ia soli-
citud de los trabajadores de la Ce-
mento Manufacturing, ~declarando que
Sc hara la designation del professor
que deba ir a dar e~nsenanza a esos nj
nos que son en- nunlero de noventa.