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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

innych -czesciach swiata. Uczeni
lekarzc, natezali swe unys}y, jak-
by zaradzic tel pladze, a podczas
wojny Swiatowej, tyfus pociagnai
"a SODA bardzo niezliczona ilczbe
'ofiar. Lekarz Benito Sanches, z
nriasta Meksyku, dhugi czas spe-
dill mad zaradzeniem tel chorobie.
w ostatnich -dniach, otrzymano
tn gazette Ell Universal" wyda-
wana w miescie Meksyko, %oznaj-
mujaca wynalezienie lekarstwa
ma tyfus. Lekarstwo to, tax zwa-
ma serum, wediug orzeczenia dra
B. Sanches, wyleczy chorobe ty-
fusu w dwoch dniach. Wynala--
eek ten, zrobii ogromna sensacye
W dziedzinie lekarskiej. Jezeli le-
karstwo to, rzeczywiscie leczy ty-
fus, by4oby on niezmierna ulga
ola cierpiacej IndzkoSci.
Dzisiaj szcegolniej, gdy wsku-
TEX braku zywnoSci, ludzie jedza
rome chwasty i nabawiaja sic tel
strasznej choroby, ktora tysiace
ofiar pochiania, Srodek wspom--
MANY bylby wprost nieoceniony.
APPEL P. SMULSKIEGO DO
E
Washington, 8 grudnia. - Do
nosza nam, re pam Smulski odwo-
iuje sic do narodu amerykanskie-
go o pomoc, by tenze poparl u
chwalenie pozyczkli ola Polski.
Przemawia on jake prezes komi-
tetu narodowego w Ameryce. -
Wystepuje on rowniez jednak ME
w urzedowej misyi, jake posred-
mix ola Litwinow i innych panstw
b~afkanskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRZEBA krawca dobrego buszel.
mana, dobra zapiata, kr6tkie godSi-
ny. zglosic sic Tub telefonowae: P.
Ostrowski, 2441 Michigan I've Tele-
fon 263 Indiana Harbor, Ind. ID
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
CENA F IDZIE w
GORE.
Washington, 8 grudnia.

Washington, 8 grudnla. -
S'koro tylko nastal strajk weglo-
wy, zaraz wlaSciciele koDalni naf-
ty, popodnosili ceny ma nafcie. Sc
nator Capper donosi, re beczka
nafty podskoczyia do polczwarta
dolara. Cd czaSu strajku weglo-
wego. Ma podstawie owsgo zaza-
lenia, Palmer prokurator general
nyzarzadzii natychmiastowe do
chodzenie. Senator Capper dowo-
dzi, re take postepowanie odbile
sic ma wiaScicielach fabryk, kto-
rzy. skoro tylko strajk wybuchi,
zaraz porobili odpowiednie zmia-
nv w swoich fabrykach, ma uzy-
wanie oleju. Me So to tylko spo-
radyczne wypadki, ale ogolna
zmowa wiaScicieli kopaln. Cd te-
go czasu rad bedzie miai equine
oko ma ceny i wysyike nafty. Ia
vzady kolejowe beda czuwac mad
tenn, ably nafty ME wysylano Z
zachodnich ku wschodnim punk
tom Chicago ! St. Louis Zarzad
kolejowy zmuszony byi uciec
sic do tego kroku, ably zaoSzcze-
dzit te troche wegla ola ludnoSci
mieszkajacej ma zachod cd Missi-
ssippi. zadnego jednak ciezaru
nowego ME nak}ada Rad ma NAT
t. przeznaczona ma wywoz "a
granica, oprocz zwyklcgo zezwo-
lenia rzadOWegO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRzEBA panny do biurowej pra-
cy, ma kilka godzin dziennie. 1876
Milwaukee ave.
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sILA MA
RYNARKI.
Washington, 8. grudnia.

Washington, 8. grudnia. -
Wediug orzeczenia sekretarza ma
rynarki Daniels'a, amerykanska
marynarka stoi dis ma drugiem
micjscu. Pierwsze miejsce zaj--
mule marynarka Wielkiej Bryta-
nil. a powodem zwiekSzenia sic
raszej marynarki do takiego stop
MA byIa wojna Swiatowa. Dotad
ukonczono $50 okretow wojen-
nych, z tych 103 okrety naleza do
m~niejszej klasy, jeden wielki O.
kret wojenny, 30 nowych iodzi
p~odmorskich i 81 orlich okretow.
Do tych jeszcze MONA dodac IS
giownych okretow, y wielkiego
typu i 6 olbrzymich krazowni-
kow, ktore So w trakcie budowa-
MIA. Jednem s{owem mozna po--
wiedziec, re amerykanska mary
narka zajmie pierwszorzedne
miejsce ma morzu, po ukonczeniu
swego programu. Potrzeba jesz-
cze bardzo dulo rzeczy do posta-
vienna marynarki ma pierwszem
niejscu, jake to: powiekszenia i
rozciagniecia kursu marynarskie-
go do 5 lat, powiekszenia zakiadu
marynarskiego ma brzegach ocea-
M Spokojnego, ola tamtejszej
foty, kontrola telegraph iskrowe-
90, powiekszenia samodzielnej
shuzby nspowietrznej, oraz posta
vienna rozmaitych innych budyn-
kow do osiagniecia tego celu. We
= iirrg orzeczenia sekretarza, koszt
narynarki podczas wojny wyno-
sf1 ukoio $3yOO0,OOO,O 900. Ma rok
przysziy marynarka bedzie zadaG
Oko&o $573, 131 900, czyli o $40
100000 mniej cd roku przesziego.
Do tego potrzeba bedzie wielka Ii
czba ludzi, gdyz qodczas wojny
narynarka miaia przeszio 100000
Eas demobili1acya zmniejszyla Ii
czbe do $4,000. Do otrzymania
potrzebnej liczby ludzi. rad mu-
81 podwyzszyG pensye oficerom j
rarynarzom, tax jak to marynar-
ka handlowa zrobia, azeby caiy
plan SHY morskiej m6gi iSc W zy-
Gle.
MOVIE LEKARSTWO Ma
TYFUS.
Laredo, Tex, 8. grudnia. =
Powszechnie jest znana choroba
tyfusu, nietylko tu u mas, lecz W
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRZEBA kobiet lub dziewczat,
do mycia statkow. SIS tygodniowo.
1874 N. Cicero ave. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

mule vino to miaio bye uzyte
do funkcyj liturgicznych. Parafia
owa wynosi okoio 600 parafian,
Rzadowi kolektorzy ME dali sic
przekonac, lecz caly zapas opo-
datkowali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
P~oDATKUJE VINO Ko-
SCIELNE

Los Angeles, s grudnia. - Bar
do przykre w~razenie zrobiio to
ia parafian, kiedy rzadowi kolek
tory krajowych d%ochod0w, wy
kryli 800 galon6w wilma jake "a,
pas koscielny. ia kkoScioi utrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

Kto chce czytac naJlepsze codzienne
pteno poskie, MECH sic uda do pana
F. n. PAWOLL, naszego agenta ma
Duncan / okolice 1 zaabonuje sobie
IDZIENNIK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
PRACA.

POTRZEBA robotnikow / pomocnl-
k6w do ~lejarni. The Johnson i Jen
nings Co., 1920 Elston ave. Nd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRZEBA kobiety do sprzatania
W hotelu. 1887 w. Division ul., rog
Milwaukee, 2gie pietro. :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
TELEGRAMY kRAJOWE
Dokohczenie ma STRONGLY &

ne polskim biaiym orlem. Jako do
radczyni, pelna doSwiadczenia ma
tenn polu, udaje sic z mimi PARMA
Eleonor Mettel z St. Paul. Gale
dotychczasowe zycie poswieclia
ona wylacznie pracom .samary--
tanski mpomiedzy Poakami i in
nymi obcokrsjowcami W Minnea
polls. Poniewaz posiada ona VIE
lie doSwiadczenia IA polu pieleg-
nowania chorych i niesieniu po-
mocy opuszczonym, Przeto ia wy
braIo Y. NJ. C A, ably SVEN do
$wiadczeniem i bezgranicznem
poSwieceniem, sluzyis drugim "a
budujacy przykiad. Jako jej to-
warzyszki udaja sic z mia row.
niez parma Ruth Tapping z depar
tamentu przemyslowego z Move
go Yorku, re Stowarzyszenia Y.
W. C. A. Parma Hettie Ander-
son i Ruth Woodsmall, towarzy-
szyc beda Samarytankom owym
tylko do Paryzs.
K~ONFERENCYA REPUBLI-
KANSKIEJ PARTYI.
Washington, s. grudnia. -
NaJpowazniejsi czSoukowie repu-
0lfkahskiej partyi, maja sic zebrac
do Waszyngtona ma narady, kto-
re sic maja odbyc we Srode. Clio
wynn celem zebrania owego be
die oznaczenie czaSu i mieJsca
ma narodowe zebranie w roku
1920. Przypuszczaja jednak, re
personal---very. partyi, porusza
sprawe kardydatow ma przyszle
wybory, oraz kierunek Polityki,
jakiej maja sic mniej wiecej try
mae. St. Louis chce koniecznie
mice zaszczyt, ably tam sic ODDLY
Ia konwencya, Chicago rowniez
kruszy kopie, ably til sic zebra
ME owo odbyfo. Kierownicy, kto-
rzy pracuja by przeprowadzic wy
Dor generate Leonardo Wood,
przybeda prawdopodObnie jutro
do Waszyngtonu. Delegacya zaS
Z Illinois, ktora pragnie popierac
nominacye gubernatora Fr. Low
den. rowniez pospieszy do Wa
szyngtonu, prawdopdobnie dzi-
siai jeszcze. Prezes komitetu CHI
cagoskiego jest dobrej my$li, re
Chicago zwyciezy ! by}oby to
wielkiem rozczarowaniem ola
partly, gdyby Chicago ME otrzy-
maio przynajmniej czterdzieSci
gfos6w ma piecdziesieciu dwoch
czionkow, uprawnionych do glo-
sOwania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08
Tutaj Jest Twoja Sposobnose
.Jcdna Observation-Disclosures
TANCOW

Inkorp. " Illinois. prowadaona by|a
- lat przcz Prof. w. Malin0wskieSo,
obecn;c \. j. KorneWSkiego
Lekcyc t&tncIw odbywaj4 sc W LIZ
herty Hall. 1911 Emma ul., stale "
ponio,ziaiek / CIV artek Cd 7mej do 10
wieczorem. Zapisac sic MONA " szholc.
Ola pan wstep wolny. Prywatne lex
eve ma zy~czenie W domu lub W sail.
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POTRZEBA mezczyzn do fabryki
bawelnianych materacy, oraz Seize
garry materac6w. Sleepwell Mattress
Co., 1859 Ogden ave, PREY Monroe.
II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRXEBA kObiet i ~dziewCzat ME
doSwiadCZOnych ST. Ma poczatek,
doSwiadczonym STA ma pOczatek, =
ray d~ziennie odpOczynek, pol dnia
W sobote. Kings Model Laundry Co.
221J w. Madison ul. 5
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PRACA

POTRZEBA agentow do sprzedawa
mia zaprowadzonego artyku}u; kto-
ry W kazdym domu jest uzywany.-
Wielki ,zarobek, stale zatrudnienie.
Zglosic sic do w. Wojciechowski, -
1924 Wabansia ave.. wch6d z Marsh
field ave 3
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22 iistopads

MA SPRZEDAz wholesale bakery
rout, z nova maszyna. Doch6d SIS
ma tydzien. 2110 w. Superior I'LL,
J.. KarwacZki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRZEBA krawca do robienia sur
dut6w, cd sztuki, $12 i wyzej. 2345
S. Leavitt ul. 8
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MA SPRZEDAZ kuchenny piec i ko-
moda. $50 N. Ashland ave., W tyl--
nym domu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRZEBA kobiet lub dziewczat do
mycia statk6w. C. H. Wyman, godzi-
ny cd 6 do IL wieczorem. 121 No.
Clark ul. 9
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRZEBA dziewczyny Tub kobiety
do domowej roboty, Sch We familii.
Dobra zaplata. H. Golembiewski,
1906 S. California ave. Telefon
Mckinley 4003. 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-08

POTRZEBA chlopaka do piekarni
ma dzien. 206S N. Leavitt ul. 10
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Fl. KRJJTZER

NuJ"IShSHC UIHFU ITHCys
POTRXEBA wiele dziewcZat do restau-
racyi, klub0w 2 niedziela lub bez, take
kucharek IL. dZiewczat do pantry,
steam table, do zbierania statkow re
sto}6w takze do hotelow. fabryk, pral-
nj, kobiet ma kr0tkie godziny. Gwaran-
tujemy dostarczyC wan dobra i sta}9
prace. Take mezcZyZn do ~restauracyi
10 pomocy W kuchni i porter0w. Zgio-
sic sic do
$40 MILWAUKEE AVE-. 2gie pietro.
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BACZNOSC!

POTRZEBA samOtnej Osoby jake
wSp6lnika do bardZo korzyStnego in
teresa, moe bye mezczyzna lub ME
wiasta. Zg!esit sic do skladu 1904
DiverSey ave y
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Men and Acres

There is scarcity of men the farms
This any 1t is subject which has
considerable period But there is raw
of sunshine PIERCING the gloom
After the Civil tracts of land offered to dis
charged soldiers Men found themselves
portions of the terrestrial which they could cultivate
because there much of it So they
work
The farm machinery. The binder the tfresl-
ing machine made their The gang plow the
drill and various other products OF the machine shop
in evidence The fail and scythe supercede.
There not enough. to balance the acreage
machines made up the deficit
This process likely happen again
period the number of farms of only
cent while those of grew per
As result, the
But it will stop here Not only he farmer
chanic he also One of the supplies
goods almost exclusively farmers has listed catalogues
fourteen different styles of office desks in his
flee with telephone at his elbow is
dream.
Cheer The scarcity of compared acreage
stimulate ingenuity progressive attitude that 9TH
eryvise would never birth.
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Letter from Charles F. Horner
to Guy U. Hardy About
Canon City's Chautauqua

Mr.. Guy u. Hardy. Canon City Colo.
Dear Mr.. Hardy-The conclusion OF
hostiiities has brought a ssw interest
in life TO all OF US. We are asking
ourselves what changes are coming
in the social and commercial life Of
the United States. how they VIII af-
feet each one OF us. and what part
we can play In the re-establishment
of peace time conditions.
The boys have come. or are coming.
home from the war. changed to men.
with visions broadened by varied ex-
periences. They are returning to
have their part In the great readtust-
ment which they helped 10 make pos
sibie. Neve. before have the peo-
pie Of the United States been called
upon to decide so many important
questions at one time, for TO our do
mestic problems have been added In.
ternational problems that perplex US
and challenge our most thoughtful
consideration
Just as the Chautauauss helped the
government during the war by spread
ing patriotic propaganda, they are
now ready 10 help solve the problems
of peace. Your program VIII include
men OF wide experience. who are ia
miIiar with the tendencies of national
thought and development. | expect
to present the following speakers at
your Chautaudua:
DIR. FRANK l.. LOvELAND. the
noted minister and orator.
DIR. CHARLES r. BARKER. ply
steal adviser to ex-President Taft
during his administration.
LINCOLN MCCONNELL. OF whom
you probably have heard as an evan
gelist and lecturer.
RALPH PARLETTE. editor. author
and lecturer. for the past 25 years one
of the leading attractions of the Ly-
ccum and Chautauqua.
BOB FINCH. member OF the Amer
lean Red Cross commission to France.
Our list OF lecturers. good as II Is
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does not dwarf the merits of our en-
tertainment companies in comparison.
and I am pleased TO announce that
will also present the following at your
Chautauqua:
ELECTRA PLATT. clever come
dienne.
THE VICTORY PLAYERS, with a
novelty program OF music.
JEAN NJ DONALD. who by her inn
personations. sheds optimism wher
ever she goes.
HAROLD PROCTOR. the famous
Irish tenor. with supporting artists
THE PREMIER CONCERT AR
lists. large company OF accom-
piished musicians. ad one of the best
IL ever has been our pleasure TO en-
pioy-
THE ITALIAN BERSAGLIERE
BAND. composed of war veterans in
uniform OF their country. will be the
big music feature. and lovers OF the
drama will be pleased with our
choice of the splendid comedy drama.
1T Pays To ADVERTISE" with a first-
class New York company OF players
Much of my time the past two
years has been spent in Washington,
where have discussed many OF our
problems with some OF our nations
leaders. I am glad to tell you that
everything points TO the greatest era
of prosperity this country has ever
enjoyed. and I am expecting this con-
dition in the largest Chautauqua at
tendance we ever have had.
I am writing this letter to you as
one of my many friends who have
made the Chautauaua possible In your
community. I feel sure that this
years program win show my appre-
citation OF your cooperation more ef-
fectively than Is possible in any other
way. so you may expect our 1919 pro-
gram to be- the bes. have ever pre-
sented. Sincerely yours.
CHARLES +. HORNER.
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oil Is FOUND
AT $50 FEET
M E0IID MlIF
UV TUUn MILL
CREEK FRIDAY

The Canno City OH, Gas and Petro-
leum Company, a local corporation, is
reported to have struck oil in consid-
cradle quantity at depth of $50 feet
at its borings on the Garden Park
road, some Eve or six miles northeast
of town. The well IS a pumping prop
osition and, it is stated, will yield
about 20 barrels of high-class oil q
day.
1t is rumored that the oil contains
such bigh percentage of gasoline
that It can almost be used as a fuel
for automobiles without clarification.
said to be by those claiming to pos
sess inside Information. it is valuu-
able one to Canon City. and will
greatly stimulate oil prospecting in
Fremont county territory.
Boring operations have been in
progress by the company for the
greater part of the past year and so
strong has cen the faith of the stock
holders in the final success of their
enterprise that they have kept on
working in spite of discouragements
that would have caused less optimis-
tic people to abandon the undertak-
ing.
The well is located some distance
back from the road. near the entrance
to Oil Greek canon. c. A Fredrick-
son has been active in the affairs Of
the company.
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SEEK OUSTING'.
OF B0LSHEvISM.
FROM AMERICA.
BY LEGAL CODE.
tBy United PressD

Washington, July "a sweeping
omnibus bill seeking to eliminate Boil
shevism in the United States is be-
ing prepared for submission to Con-
gress by Chairman Nelson of the Sem
ate Judiciary Committee. When COM
pleted it will be virtually legal code
against radical agitation. 1t win COM
bine the more important features Of
dozen bills pending in Congress,
which have conflicting provisions.
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The CANON CITY CHAUTAUoUA WILL
HAVE OPENING PROGRAM JULY 18TH!
Italian Bersagliere Band Will be Big Mu-
sical Feature Lincoln Mcconnell, DIR.
Frank Loveland Among Speakers

Sixth afternoon-The afternoon ad
dress. Concert, The Premier Concert
Artists. The afternoon lecture. Rob-
.ert L. Finch. Admission. 35 cents.
First evening-The evening address.
Concert and entertainment. The Vic
tory Players and Electra Platt. The
evening lecture, Ralph Parlette. Ad-
mission, so cents.
Second eyenlng-The evening ad-
dress. Concert, The ST. Clair Sis
ters. The evening lecture. DR.. Lin
coin Mcconnell Admission, so cents.
Third evening-The evening ad-
dress Concert. The Italian Bersag-
liere Band. Admission. so cents.
Fourth evening-The evening ad.
dress. Concert. Harold Proctor Com.
pany The evening lecture. DIR.
Charles Z. Barker. Admission. SO
cents
Fifth evening-The evening address
The play. -It Pays to Advertise" Ad'
mission. rs cents.
! Sixth eyening-The evening ad
dress. Concert, The Premier Concert
Artists. Admission. so cents.
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Canon City's Chautauaua will open
on Tuesday. July Is. The program
this year is tie best that the Redpath-
Horner have ever been able to get
together. ad they have a reputation
for fine programs. as you well know.
The entire weeks program is as fol-
lows:
First afternoon-The opening ad-
dress. Concert. The Victory Play
ers. Entertainment, Electra Plat.
Admission 35 cents.
Second afternoon-The afternoon
address. Concert. The st. Clair Sis
tiers. Lecture-recital. Jean S. Mac
Donald. Admission. IS cents.
Third afternoon-The afternoon ad-
dress. Concert-The Italian Bersag-
iiere Band. Admission. SO cents
Fourth afternoon-The afternoon
address. Concert. Harold Proctor
Company. Afternoon lecture. Lieut.
A o. Ralston. Admission. so cents.
Fifth afternoon-The afternoon ad-
dress The afternoon lecture. Or,
Frank L. J,ove'shd. Admission s5
cents.
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The Chautauqua

Canon City people and the people surrounding coun
try are to have the pleasure benefits afforded by one of the
finest programs furnished of the great Cauta
qua circuits this year.
The ladies and gentlemen who determined that this city
should not lose the institution that such enjoyment
crowds during the three deserve support
encouragement of the whole community undertaking
The Record believes that city
many ways by an annual Chautauqua program.
There should be be big demand for the
season tickets when they placed on sale.
Straw votes for the presidential election now
season How many have YOU received
Count Brockdorf- -Rantzau could not rise from
his chair to hear the read firmly against sign
ing it, to the loss of his place in the cabinet His backbone a
parently is much stronger than his legs.
Step lively. Woodrow! Let's merge this army soldiers
into an army of ndustry--toot
All conditions point perfectly lovely fighting down
in Mexico But chiefs apparently
the point
After four years Of devastation the German cabinet
70 have accepted the peace with great Of resignation
indignation and evaporation
Having recovered from its spor. the general pubic
innpeG mnst y rsjoleng N its opportunity - sn what q
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10 witness the gigantic celebration
here on the Fourth at the Chaffee
county fair grounds. II was Salida's
biggest day aud thousands turned out
A perfect day started at 6 o'clock In
the morning. and the FIRST event Of
the day was the grand salute fred
from the summit OF Tenderfoot noun.
tain The next monster demonstra-
ton was tha long parade to the fair
grounds where ball game was played
between Salida and Rockvale. the for
mer winning by the score of so.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-10
COAL MINERS ARE
WORKING AT FULL
CAPACITY TO SAVE
SHORTAGE OF COAL
90, u.,..a re....

Washington. july 5.-The coal min
ers of the country are working to full
capacity IN an EFFORT to prevent a
shortage of fuel during the winter
months. the Department OF the Jnte-
rior has announced. Although n seri-
GUS shortage OF coal next winter has
been predicted. the production is in.
creasing. but will be below the pro-
duction OF the corresponding period In
1918. The total output OF the coal
miaes last week was more than s.OO0.-
900 tons Of bituminous. and approx.
uately 100000 tons OF anthracite
coal.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-10
The Fatted Calf

The policy of the allied toward the end of
the negotiations the direction of
lenency toward Germany hardly manifesto
ton of affection.
Clemenceau has shown OF was
hardly natural that he should The sight
nightmare and suggestion of
devastation only to be postponed by prolonged
OF Germany French premier who declared Germany was
being too severely punished would premier long
But President Wilson and Lloyd George
sngulary in accord in their willingness Geranys
debt And hardly be compassionate feel
ing toward the unrepentant culprit
Germany, told be the league of
nations AT first this privilege her but later on
1t was to be conceded Not after number of years.
few months Why Because she inmated she
would be driven to form league of her own
Here is the sublime peak of absurdty What kind of
league contains both the condemned jaers the
convict and the presiding Judge?
The world in day. Neither is fortune-bv
honest methods Keep right grubbing, and smiling
Every good married spend1rift She souanders
hours OF time her husband for which
quate recompense.
Our esteemed enemy seems signed another scrap
of paper"
The Irish is striving hard not as yet over
taken the answer to the Irish question.
The which all like to see unoaded from in.
coming ships is clad in khaki
While the United States the $4,000 soldiers were
killed in action During period a26ooo men, women and
children killed by United States Make
Safety First your
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1919-07-10
Aviator at Salida
Has Bad Fall

sslida. Colo, July b.--Harry Crewd.
son. the aviator. who u making filEhts
at Salida's gigantic Fourth OF July
celebration. narrowly escaped death
The Fourth when bis machine made I,
downward dive. striking the ground
WITH such force - to completely wreck
tbs machine. Crewdson escaped with
Z few mlncr scntches and = brshsu
noos. The accl1ent va raaned, "
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