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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
RYCHkA RATYFIKACYA
PREF


Paryz, 9 wrzesnia. Echo de
zapowiada, re francuska
Izba deputowanych uchwali raty-
fikacye traktatu pokojwego ma
jutrzejszej swej sesyi, a senar
p6jdzie "a jej przykiadem ma Sc
syi 20go b. m.
Czlonkowie amerykaiskiej de-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
Ze Skautingu Polskiej
Rady NarOdowej.

w przyszla srode, logo b. m.
o godz. poi do osmej wieczorem
w sail zwykiych zebrah, W Domu
Zjednoczenia, odbedzie sic posle-
dzenie Naczelnikow poszczegol--
nych oddziai6w Skautingu F. K.
N; obecnosc ~wszystkich jest ko-
nieczna, poniewaz So wazne spra
wy do zalatwienia; zarazem "a
prasza sic i tych, ktorzyby So
bic zyczyli blizej zapoznac sic z
ia nova a pieknie w~zrastajac2 Or
ganizacya Miodziezy.
A. J. Piocihski,
Glowny Naczelnik.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
cd osoby. Panic pozadane. Str6j

cd osoby. Panic pozadane. Stroj
.zwykly.
Pc bankiecie nastapi odczytanie
referat6w przez representative
roznych narodowosci. Referen-
tenn i representation lekarzy pol
skich bedzie Dr. S. Pietrowicz.
Mad wyg1oszonymi referatami Cd
bedzie sic ogolna Gyskusya, W kto
rel wszyscy obecni NIGGA brac u
dial. Wybitni mowcy zastana-
WAC sic beda mad roznymi profile
matami medyeznymi.
Dial polski powinlen bye ma
lezycie reprezentowany tax na
bankiecie jak i w dyskusyi. Ma
my nadzieje re wszyscy przybeda.
Z powazaniem.
DR.. F. Wisniewski,
Dr.. S. Boguszewski,
DR.. M. Kalinowskl,
DR.. R. Ostrowski,
Dr.. A. Balcerzak
KOMITET.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
AMERYKI.
u NEW YORKU, N. Y.

Artysta-rzezbiarz Gutzon Borglum
przy2otowuje szkice ma pomnik, czy-
Ii kolumne marmurowa ma Geese
zmartwychwstalej Polski. Pomnik
ten Polacy amerykanscy maja zbu-
dowaC sw6im kosztem W Warszawie.
Gl6wna figura W pomniku ma bye
postac Paderewskiego, opr6cz kt6re-
go beda p~ostacie innyCh zasiuzonych
mad odbudowaniem ojczyzny Pola--
k0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
SACHALIN "a POMOC IA
PONII.

Londyn, 8. wrzesnia. - Boise
wicka depesza iskrowa donosi Z
Moskwy, re admiral Kolczak
zwrocii sig do Japonii z prosbs o
zbrojna pomoc W Swiezo podje-
tel przeZen ofensywie przeciwko
bolszewikom, ofiarowujac WA
milan ustepstwo ma rzecz pahstwa
mikada rosyjskiej czesci wyspy
Sachalin i terytoryow mad rzeka
Ussuri.
(WysA Sachalin poiozona Jest
ma poinoc cd Japonii ma poiudnio-
wo-wschodnich krancach Sybe-
ryi, gdzie Ocean Spokojny zlewa
sic z Morzem Ochockiem. Posiada
ona $40 mil diugosci i 10 do 80
mil szerokosei. Poiudniowa Geese
jej odstapila Rosya Japonii trak-
tatem W Portsmouth, ktory "a
konczyi wojne japohsko rosyj--
ska W T. 1905. Rzeka Ussuri
przepiywa ma polnoc cd Wiady-
wostoku i biegnac wzdiuz grant
cy mandzurskiej, wpada nastep-
ME do Amuru niedalcko cd Kaba-
rowska. Posiada ona okolo 450
mil diugosci i nadaje sic do spla-
WI, oyaz do SAoIupi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
Z TOW. LEKARZY POL
SKICH w CHICAGO
I OKOLICY.
ODEZWA:
Koledzy:

Szanowni Koledzy:
Wzywamy niniejszem wszyst-
kich lekarzy polskich W Chicago i
okolicy do wziecia licznego udzia
lu w dziale medycznym ma wysta
vie Observation-Disclosures, w Sro
de, logo wrzeSnia b. r. o godzi--
ME 6-tej wieczorem, W Coliseum
Annex, Wabash ave.
Zebranie sekcyi medycznej roz
pocznie sic bankietem. Cena Sl.5C
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

legacyi pokojowej appreciate, ia
koby wiedzieli cokolwiek o rzeko
mym ukiadzie, ma podstawie kto-
rego Wielka Brytania i Stany
Zjednoczone maja poreczyc bez-
pieczehstwo Belgii przeciwko ME
mieckiej ewentualnej agresyi.
POZAR MA WYSPIE
MAIMASA.
Archangielsk, 8 w~rzesnia. Ma
Wyspie Maimasa w zatoce Archan
gielskiej srozy sic Cd trzech
dni straszpy polar, ktory niszczy
olbrzymic lasy tamtejsze / TARA
XII. Podejrzewaja, re wywolany
zostai podpaleniem. Szkode zrza-
dzona obliczaja ma $30,OO0,0O.
ANGLIA PEDZI AMERYKAN
SKICH PROHIBICYONI-
STOW.
Paryz, 8 wrzeSnia. Angielscy
urzednicy zapytuja obecnie pred.
zawizowaniem paszportu kazdego
Amerykanina, czy ME jest on
zwolennikiem i propagatorem ru-
chu prohibicyjnego, a w razie O.
trzymania twierdzqcej odpow1e--
dzi, odmawiajq why. Los TAXI
spotkaI juz dwu Amerykanow.
tRzqd brytyjSki jest zdania, re
ma dosyt kiopotow wewnetrz-
nych, ably jeszcze ponadto zaprza
tao sobie glove wymys}ami r6z-
nych hipokrytow i reformator6w.
JAPONSKI AMBASSADOR DO
AMERYKI.
Toxic, 9 wrzesnia. Z~apowiadaja
tn, re w miejsce wicehrabiego
Kikujiro Ishii wysiany zostanie
do Stan6w Zjednoczonych W cha
rakterze ambassadors Japonii p.
Kijuro Shodehara.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
Y MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Wladysfaw Struczewski, 81 lat Ia
mieszkaly pnr. $50 Reed ul., dostai
sic do wiezienia powiatowego oskar-
zony O rzekome zamordOwanie Fran
ciszka Misialka, 25 lat, z pnr. S95
Dousman vi. Misialek umari W szpi-
talu 2 powodu ciezkiego poblcla
przez nieznanego mezczyzne. Tym
nieznanym mezcZyzna byi, jak tWier-
dzi policya, Wladyslaw S~truczewskt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
A ME a



Paryz, 9. wrzesnia. - Rumui-
ska delegaeya wyslaia do konfe-
rencyi pokojowej note, W ktorej
~stwierdza, re zamierza ona pod
pisac traktat pokojowy z Au-
strya, ale tylko z pewnemi "a
strzezeniami. Najwyzsza Rada
odpowiedziala Rumunom, re ma
ia podpisaG be- zadnych zastrze-
zen, albo moga sic zupelnie
wstrzymac Cd podpisywania. Jake
stanowisko wobec togo zajmie
delegacya rumuhska, dotychczas
niewiadomo i ME powzieia ona
jeszcze W tym wzgledzie estate
cznej decyzyi.
Giownym powodem o2ozycyi
Rumunii przeciwko wspomniane-
mu traktatowi So wiaczone wen
klauzule, gwarantujace prawa
mniejszosci narodowoSciowych, a
zwiaszcza zydow, W tych teryto-
ryach, kt6re zostaly oderwane cd
dawnej monarchii austro-wegier-
skiej. Rumunski premier Bratia-
no kilkakrotnie juz poprzednio
zapewnial, re tego rodzaju klau-
zul panstwo jego ME podpisze,
gdyz sprzeciwiaja sic one jego SUI
werennosci. Analogiczna opozy--
eye przeciwko MIN zgfosiia take
Serbia.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzcniu
Rady Najwyzszej dyskutowano
odpowiedz niemiecka ma note kon
ferencyi, W ktorej postawiono
zadanie, ably Niemcy w~ykreslily
re swej novel konstytucyi posta-
nowienia, przewidujace ola repre-
zentantow Austryi udzial W par
lamencie niemieckim. Jake decy.
Eye powzieto, tego ma razie szcze,
so{owo ME wiadomo, ME ulega
jednak kwestyi, re odpowiedz ma
wspomniany komunikat niemiecki
bedzie stanowcza i stwierdzi, re
Niemcy juz teraz zaczynaja gwal-
cic traktat pokojowy, zanim
wszedi on jeszcze W zycie /
wskutek tego uniemozliwiaJa A
liantom jego r~atyfikacye.
USTEPSTWA HOLANDYI MA
RZECZ BELGII.
Paryz, 8. wrzesnia. -. Do Pa
ryza powrociia belgijsko : holen-
derska komisya, kt6ra mia}a sic
zajaG zbadaniem pretensyi Belgil
odnosnie do rzeki Szeldy i przyle
glych terytoryow, celem rewizyi
traktatu z roku 1889. Rezultaty
|jej prac zdaja sic bye zadawalnia-
|jace.
w szczegoinosci donosza pra-
sowo, re, aczkolwiek Holandya
ME chce zrzec sic ami Gala re swe
60 terytoryum, u~znaie jednak ra-
cyonalnosc n~iektorych ~pretensyi
i potrzeb Beigii i w tym celu go
iowa jest poczynic nastepujace u
stepstwa:
Pozwoli Belgii ma pog}ebienie
Szeldy pomiedzy Antwerpia a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

MIA komunistycznej propagandy
W tym kraju.
Panuje powszechne p~rzekona-
ME, il decyzya rozpoczecia roko-
wan spowodowana zostala bra
klein zaufania ola wytrwa}osci i
lojalnosci estohskiej armii. Procz
tego, wedle bolszewickich donie-
sieh z Moskwy, Rad estohski Wi
dzias sic zmuszonym do tego kro
ku dzieki energicznym profession
klasy robotniczej przeciwko pro-
wadzeniu dalszej wojny.
CHOLERA SROzY SIZE w Pc
Stockholm, 9. wrzesnia. - Z
Petrogradu nadchodza doniesie--
MIA, wedle ktorych w miescie tenn
srozy sic W straszny sposob cho-
lera, ktora porywa cd 200 do 800
ofiar codziennie.
Z powodu braku lekarstw i ~
wnosci wiele szpitali zamknieto.
Rad bolszewicki wydaf rozkaz,
polecajacy zamkniecie wszyst-
kich s1pitali, prowadzonych
przez Siostry Miiosierdzia. Wa
runki sanitarne W dawnej stolicy
car6w staja sic nizej wszelkiej
krytyki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
.BELGIJSCY GoRNICY "a u
KOPALN.

Bruksela, 9 wrzeSnia. Fedora
eva gornikow w Charleroi przy-
jeia rezolucye, domagajac2 sic IL
panstwowienia wszystkich ko-
pain krajowych, oznaczenia mi
nimalnej skali pIacy, wolnego O.
paiu ola gornik6w, pahstwowej
kontroli mad produkcya, oraz
stworzenia organizacyi, ktoraby
reprezentowa}a interesy zarowno
rzadu, jake .w}aScicieIa kopaln,
jak i gornik6w.
Z Glazgowa w Szkocyi dono-
sza tn, re rozpoczai sic tam wiel-
XII kongres przedstawicieli zwiaz-
kow zawodowych PREY bardzo
licznym uIziale delegatow, Oma-
wiane ma MIN beda wSzelkie spra-
wy dotyczqce Polepszenia losu 70
botnikoW wszystkich zawodow,
jak n.emniej kweStya upahstwo-
vienna kopaln, kolei / innych Srod
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
TsbgTamy z~agTanlczne.
Dokonczenie re strolhcy I

DokoncZenle Ze StroIncy !
Gornym Slasku, ktore dochodziiy
poprzednio z kilkudniowem opoz
|nieniem, przestaiy niemal zupeinie
w ostatnich dniach dochodzic, z
czego molina wnioskowac, re mt
szs sic tam dziae straszne rzeczy j
Hoersing faktycznie spesnia swe
pogr6lki. Niemcom, oczywiScie,
zalezy ma zatajeniu tych wiesci,
ale i Alianci widocznie VIOLA ME
niepokoic niemi opinii publicznej,
zwiaszcza wobec faktu, IL zajscia
te wywoiane zostaiy zaniedba-
MEM re strony k~onferencyi poko-
|jowej i pozostawieniem zbyt VOL
mel rski Niemootn W tel prowin-
cyl. Przyp. Red. D. c.
POLACY BIJA BOLSZEWl-'
KoW I NIEMcoW.
Londyn, 9. w~rzesnia. - Otrzy-
many tn oficyalny komunikat pol
skiego rzadu stwierdza, re Po--
miedzy wojskami polskiemi a Dol
szewiokiemi tocza sic zaciete /
krwawe boje mad rzeka Dzwina
i re W walkach tych polski orez
swieci dalsze sukcesy i tryumfy.
Aczkolwiek bolszewicy przypu-
szczaia gwaitowne ataki prey po-
mocy pancernych pocisgow i wo-
zow motorowych, Polacy odpie-
raja je meinie wszedzie, zada-
JAG czerwonym gwardyom ciez--
kie straty. Ma poiudnie cd tego
odcinka frontu polsko-wschodnie-
go - bolszewicy atakowali Pola-
kow mad rzeka Prypecia PREY po-
mocy pancernych lodzi motoro-
wych, ale i tn zwyciestwo iowa
rzyszy stale polskiej szabli.
Wszystkie tie ataki zostaiy sku--
tecznie odparte.
w poIskich koiach tutejszych
otrzymano doniesienia z Warsza-
WY, re ma Gornym Slasku walka
wre W dalszym ciagu i re pow
stahcy atakuja P~ielgrzymowice,
Goczafkowice i Godow. Podobno
liczba polskich powstaneow do
szia juz do 10000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09
kow transPortacyjnych.
KAUTSKY ZAPOWIADA U


Berlin, 9 wrzeSnia. Karl Kaut-
sky, jeden Z najwybitniejszych 50
cyalistycznych ekonomistow ME-
mieckich wsp6iczesnych, wydal
ksiqzke pod tytu}em YTerroryzm
i Komunizm', w ktorej zapowia-
da zupelny upadek bolszewizmu
w niedalekiej przysziosci. Twler-
dzi on, re wkr6tce juz albo sam
Trocky UNA utopijnoSc i nieprak
tycznoSG bolszewickich teoryi, al
DO uczyni to "a niego zwycieska
kOntrrewOlrIcva
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-09-09

morzem i ma utrzymywanie ma
tel czeSci rzeki znakow ostrzega-
wczych i latarh, jakotez zobowia-
re sic do kooperacyi, celem ure-
gulowania w~sp0mnianych wod W
ten sposob, izby\staly sic one do
stepne do najwiekszych parow-
cow. Dalej pozwoli ma budowe i
utrzymanie biegnacego przez no.
lenderski Limburg kanalu Szelda-
Meuse-Ren, oraz zgodzi sic, ably
Belgijczycy utrzymywali otwar--
tie kana}y Client i Malines, ktore
maja swe ujscie do Szeldy pod
Terneuzen.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-03
WORLDS AVIATORS
IN GREAT MEET
Omitted Press Service,

ATLANTIC CITY, May 2.-Thou-
sands of aviators, from all over the
United States, Central and South
American and Europe, are gathering
here to attend the second Pan-Amer-
lean Aeronautic convention and ex-
hibition. The convention will CONT
nue. month, until June LIST inclu-
sive. It is being sponsored by the
Aero Club of America, the Aerial
League of America and the Pan
American Aeronautic Federation.
Thousands of dollars in prizes have
been, arranged for the various con-
tests and a large assortment of val
liable trophies will be given for rec
ords by newspapers, individuals and
manufacturing concerns interested in
aviation.
Among the various governments
which will be represented semi-offi-
cially are Great Britain, France, TIA
ly and number of South American
republics. Aircraft concerns from
foreign nations are sending their pi-
lots and birdmen to compete and de-
monstrate the advantages of their
various planes.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-03
WILL NOT
FIGHT BOLSHEVIK
Omitted Press Service,


BERLIN, May 22.-Germany VIII
not fight the Russian bolshevik, other
than to repel invasions and to defend
her own borders, according to present
indications. The Germans have
enough of trying to drive the bolshe-
yik back nito Russia, and are eager
to make peace with Lenine.
Rumors that persist about Berlin
and cannot be satisfactorily denied
are that the German foreign office is
more than ready to sign peace with
the bolshevik, but does not do so now
for fear it will nisinterpreted by the
entente. Further rumors say that
Count Rantzau has made a secret
agreement with the bolshevik to eau
off hostilities, but is waiting until the
peace of Paris is signed before he
can publicly conclude terms with Lee
nine.
War Minister Noske has announc-
ed publicly that the German armies
will not march against the bolshevik
By an agreement between the great
headquarters of the army, the war
office and Noske, the army under
Hindenburg in Prussia will stand on
the east Prussia border and will hold
i the Russians and Poles off, but will
mot bulge step in offensive warfare.
The reported German offensive of
Hate March was merely to free a Ger
imam railway line endangered by the
/ Russians.
Simultaneously with this announce
ment came the address of Lenine be-
fore the Moscow soviet congress, cal
ling the bolshevik to realize that
nothing was to be gained by marchini
tagainst the Germans, and asking the
congress to call off hostilities. The
congress by large majority sup
ported Lenine's pacific plan.
i In Berlin it is thought Count Ran
tau has arranged the bolshevik
peace, if such a truce exists, through
the radicals, who have always favor
ed making peace and living in friend
ship with the bolshevik. The radi-
Gals have suddenly come to favor
Rantzau, who is staunch pacifst,
as are the radicals from Haase down.
At any rate, the war between the
Germans and the bolshevik is off, by
mutual agreement.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-03
TJJ-TEX EXPECT TO
START DRILLING
MIDDLE OF MAY

Great interest has been taken by
Tucson people in the property OF
the Tu-Tex Oil Company, which has
600 acres in the heart of the big Tux
pam field on the Mexican east coast.
The company, which is made OF en-
tirely local people, put it's stock on
the market a week ago, and it prom
ises to be oversubscribed in short
time.
The company expects to begin drill
ling about the middleo of May. I'm
til 100000 in stock is fully subscrlb-
ed, the company will not start ope-
rations.
The company's officers are all To-
cal men of the highest standing In
the community. George F. Kit IS
president.
Charles M. Taylor, formerly coun-
ty treasurer, has travelled all through
the Tuxpam section of the Tamplco
region in his capacity as timber, coal
and oil scout for the S. P. & M. Rail-
road Company. On his last trip Mr.
j Taylor travelled all over the country
adjacent to the Tu-Tex Company's
property in the famous Tuxpam reg
ion.
He was looking for oil and he found
it all around him. Just short time
after his visit. the most marvellous
gusher in history was brought in
!. it came With a vengeanc-blew the
derrick and all equipment to smith
Greens, spouted oil 1,400 feet into the
air. It was estimated that the well
was gushing at the rate of 100000
barrels day, being beyond human
control 1t caught fire and a 1,40C
feet high blaze furnished a reading
light for radius of ten miles, such
is the pressure under ground in the
Tampico field. II
In travelling over the mountains
into the Tuxpam region, Mr.. Taylor
found oil seepages at high attitudes
He concluded the country was sat
urated with oil.
At Chapopote, ten miles from the
Tu-Tex property, Mr.. aTylor foune
natives boiling asphaltum that they
took up from the ground like soil
After boiling and skimn1ing process
the residue was used for paving. This
is another fact pointing to the plen-
tiful existence of oil, say the oilwise
Mr.. Taylor said: "Not only is you,
company worthy of the confidence OF
the investing public by reason of the
high standing of the men comprising
it, and the very fair and square pro.
position you are making, but also be-
cause Of the admirable location OF
your property.
81 have travelled all over your Sec
ton of that country and, while am
neither an expert oil man nor a geol-
ogist, I am convinced that you will
get what you are going after.
81 have seen many indications Of
oil in my cruising expeditions for the
S. P. d. M. railroad in search of OF
deposits, but I never saw any OF
greater promise chan those in The
Tuxpam region.
"Many men have told me thai
what they like about the Tu-Tex pro.
position is that the men of the com.
pany are taking even chances with
the share buyers. That is the kline
of square deal that will win.
feel certain you are going to strike
it and strike it rich. You should sell
all the stock you want to sell in rec.
ord time"
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-03

Sunday, May 4, will be Employ
ment Sunday, and it will be observed
in all the churches by appropriate
sermons and song service.
The daily morning oasis. [volume] (Nogales, Ariz.) 1917-1920, 1919-05-03

Yesterday Mr.. W. C. Page of the
Page Furniture Company, of Tucson,
was a visitor at Nogales.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

With the close of the present year
the sixth year of Logan's Non-Par-
tisan city government will pass into
history, and as one takes a retrospect
of the many "doings" and perhaps
some "mis-doings" OF those eyentful
years, it is safe to say that even the
most critical, and those most dis
posed to fault finding, cannot help
but admit two things. First, it has
been six years Of strictly non-parti-
sanship, wherein the friends and ad-
herents OF one political party, or So
cial party, or church party, has alb
solutely had no advantage or prefer
ence over the other. Second, it has
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18

been six years OF successful accom-
plishment, all of which has added
greatly TO the resource side of the
ledger, and has greatly advertised
Logan's fame and impsrishable good
name. As evidence OF the latter we
have but to refer TO statemen.
made by the distinguished DR.. Zue-
bin, form erly in the School Of So
GEOLOGY at the University of Chicago,
and now famous Lyceum lecturer, At
Salt Lake City, wherein he sail that
Logan, Utah, VISA ono Of three OF
the most beautiful and well kept cit
les in the United States,
During the six years above "a,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
Big Year For the Bene.
ticial Lille insurance
Company

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-12-18
Christmas Letter From the'
\ Busy Town Of Rich
m0nd

there always will be a small element |
in every community that will express
themselves in undcrtones and yet |
they can offer nothing better than
the very things they are complaining
Of. but such people are few and of !
little consequence with US
We have been prosperous. True, |
the season has not been ideal to the |
farmer and Richmond is largely made !
up of farmers. The summer was ev-
tremely hot and dry, water being
very scarce when most needed. The
alfalfa weevel and last winter, frost
played their parts in the hayfields,
leaving the hay crop record, almost
blank page. The dairy industry
would thrive accordingly and the re-
suit is that our principle dairy men
are despairing of their herds. Win
ter, with its snow and cold winds
came even as early as October, bury
ing large fields of sugar beets be-
meath its icy cover. making the har-
vesting extremelyh ard. Therew ere
the obstacles the farmers had to
meet, yet they Swere met with a de-
termination to make the best OF the
uncomfortable conditions a determin-
alton to work and wait. The results
are shortage in the grain crop, very
little hay and a fair crop of hard
earned sugar beets. But after all
grain was raised and more than the
producer needs so he sells his sur
plus at handsome price. He raised
a little hay, too, enough to feed his
family cowzand some, horses. if he
hasn't too many proush the win
ter@ He gets beetptilp from the beet
factory to help out on stock feed and
so he manages very we'll Even if
he does sell few cows, when he can
raise more hay he can buy more cows
And the beets, well, they were aw-
fully hard to get out of the ground
and out of the field but that is only
memory now and the big check Is
/ the present reality. Prosperous, of
course the farmers have been pros
porous and how could they be any
thing else in the beautiful valley of
Cache.
When farmers prosper, all others
as natural consequence prosper;
stores flourish, banks increase their
business, tradesmen have more work
and better pay, doctors and druggists
collect their outstanding accounts,
and so any other business that we
might name depends upon the farm
er for its growth and prosperity.
And as a summary of these state
ments it can be truthfully said that
the year 1919 has been one of peace
and prosperity to the citizens of
Richmond. What the coming year
will bring we know not but favored
as we are with homes in one Of the
most peaceful, fertile and most beau
tiful spots on earth, with a people
that love work and are ever ready to
put the shoulder to the wheel and to
maket he best of adverse conditions
II is consistent to believe that we will
compare favorable with any commun-
ity, or as county, we will compare
favorable with any other county in
meeting the big problems that may
confront us in the year to come.
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