davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
(KOmmikaty Urzedu Prasowo infOrma-
eyjpsgO Wydziaiu Naredowego
r. P~0lsdegO).

ZuFyeh, 30 czerwca. - Prasa | a.
gencye niemleckie wciaz podaja khan
live wiadomoSci O. stanowisku Poia-
k6w ma obszarach przyznanych Polsce.
0slawiona Agencya VOLTA donosi
q BydgosscEy oficyalnie i ~dosiownie:
Ma placu Fryderyka miokosy pol
skie, neszacy prowokacyjnie oria bia-
lego, dopuscili sic wyhryk0w ma woj-
skowych. Odbierano r6wnieE bro6 r6z-
nym wojskewym, a W tym celu cywil-
nd wchodzili ten do tramwaj6w. Pew
nego oficera re stray bezpieczehstwa
wywleezono z tramwaju, zdarto mu
epolety / obito. N~apadnieto takte ma
pewnego funkcyonaryusza policyi. Po-
piewaz tium sic swiekszai policya byfa
bezsilna, przeto wfadze wezwaly woj-
sko ola O~csyszczenla placu F~ryderyka
l celem przywr6cenia porzadku. szyb-
kiej interwencyi udaio sic stiumlc a
burzenie W Zarodku.
,,Frankfreter Heitung" donosi . O.
pola dnia 2Sgo czerwca, W nocy a.
resztowano koio Op0la Z Pola46w, kt6
ray d~opuscili sic zamachow pa linis ko-
lei aelaznej / kt6rym przypisac nale5y
ostatnie liezne z~niszczenie most6w /
ter6w kolejowych. Wszyscy ci, a~reszto.
wani uzbrojeni byii W rewolwery / gra-
nptV recEne. Jeden 2 mich, kt6ry prey
anal, re jest ofcerem armii polskiej,
usiiewai popetniC samob6jstwo. Prey
aresztowanych znaleziono roo marek
" pieni8dzach niemieckich, notatki j
s1kiee r~oslokowania wOjsk niemiec--
kieh, zachoizi pawsEechna Ottawa, ze
pc pew1aem eofnieciu sic garnizopu ME
mieckiego z mad granicy bandytyzm 2
Kr6Iestwa Polskiego przedoStanie sic
ia Slack.
,,Deutsche A~llgemeine Zeitung" pO-
daje z Torunia nova kombinacye ME
miecka ola stwOrzenia pahstwa ME
micckO-pOlsklego ,sktadaiacego sic 2 o.
derwanego terytoryum Poznaiiskiego o
w}aSnej administracyi, pod w%arunkiem,
re PanstwO tn ME bedZie polqczone z
GalicyQ.
Ten sam Slziennik Oznaimia. &c URIC
dnicy. wojSkO i wladze wojskowc z To
rltnia OtrZynialy rozkaZ e~wakItowania
fortecy Torunia z przeciagu ii dni.
~,,Frankfurter Zpitung" donosi 30go
czerwca z Drczdua: Il pOwodu stano-
wiska POlak6w wzgledcm Niemiec. zaka
ZanO studentom pUlskim uczeszczania
ia uniwersytet tGchniczmy w Mittwci-
da.
,,EurOpapreSse' komunikuje z Der
Poniewal Polacy W dalszym cia-
gu internuja Niemc6w pOnizci Il Int.
n OstRtHiO take kObiely. BrrntanO wy
StOSOwal do generala DupOnta imie--
MEM n~iemieckiej kOmisyi roze.imowcC
note. W ktGrej grozi przeGSiewzieciem
Srodk6w odpOwiednich przeciw taklc.
postepowaniu uragajacemu wszcl-
kiej ludzkoari".
..Kuryer CxeStochowSki" poIkrc&la z
zadOwoleniem fakt wiclcc poclcszat1cy
ae do armii HalIera wstepujQ Emrdzo
licznie ~w{O&cianic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
Komunikaty Urredu PrasOwO-informa
eyjnegO Wydziaiu NarOdOwese
P0lskiegO.

Warszawa, 81 czerwca. - z powo-
do okrucienstw, jakich ma ludnosc pol
skiej dopuszczaja sic wiadze niemiecRe
rysiace os0b z G6rnego Slazka, chcac
unlkae groaacego i'm wiezienia, tortur
smierci, ratuje sic ucisczka do Pol
ski. " Pfotrowicach, ma Siazku Gle
szynskim Odbyl sic wiec tych nieszcze-
Sliwych ofiar n~ieubiaganegO SystemU
~pruskiego. UchwaloGO tam. rezOlucye ma
Stepujaca:
,.~PrzybyliSmy tutaj, do PiOtrowic, a
by uni4lnac wiesienta i ~przeSladowah
re Strony rzadu niemiecSiegn i Grenz-
SchutZu. .NaSze zOny, nasze dZieci, ma
sze mienie, pOzOstaiy ma lasce band
prusSich. SzeSc do cSm tysiecy es6b mu
Sialo pOdobnie jak my SzukaG Zbawie-
MIA W ucieczoe, by uniknae Smierci,
lub p6jSe zapelniac kazamay wiezieRz
ne, do kt6rych Niemcy ~zapychaja Pola-
k6w ma G6ruym Slqzku. Jest tam W
teJ chwili przeSzfo try tySiace Pola-
kow uwiezionych, p~rzewa4nie mezczyzn
uad kt6rymi pastwia sic oknopnie. Je-
LYME ola tel przyczyny, il 50 Pola-
kami. Straznicy z Grenzschutzu i zoi-
uierze pruscy bija tch, torturuja, zabi,
jaJa. Cale setki JUL tam zabito lub roz-
~strzelano; setki zmuSzono do robot dla
kolonist6w niemieckieh, gdzie So trake
tOwani jak aieRolnicy i pozbawieni.zy-
wnoSci.
Stan oblezenia ciezko lavish mad
Polakami. Pod kara aresztu zabronio-
no movie po> polsku. zonierze Grenz-
schutzu ,tajna polics, awantumicy i
zaoczyncy q caych Siemiec, rzueili
sic ma G6rRy Slazk, gdzie zajmuja
wszysths postermA d tyranizuja lu-
dnosc. !Czynia to zas W tym celu, by
te ludnosc Emusic DO gfosowania "A
Ntsmcami podczas plebiscytu. Wssyst-
ko TED gotowe, ably kraj zamlenic W pu
stynia, gdyhy 50 miano przy9scWc do
Polsk. W tym, celu ohwytaja sic Mem
cy wstretrych prowokacyt. Wysad1aja
W powietrze tory 4 mostly kolei zelaz-
net, oskartaJac R~aseepnie lpdnose o
te przestspst~a 1 karzac je q estate
czna srogosda. Tax samo zWalaja na
Polak6w OdpowiedHalnose Ia papady
rozbojntcze, dokonywsne przez bande
2 500 Observation-Disclosures / Ebro
dniary.
Nv im4e Spraw+edliwosd, W imie lu-
dzkosd, apsluSsmy do Rady Czterech
ina Konferencyi Pokosowej), ably bez-
svsoczrte przybyaa nam z ponoca, roz-
kazu5ao wo3skom 1 prowokatorom ME
miecktm ~sHakn0wac G6rny Slazk."
(Fs4egramPOlSsae3 AeencytrTelesra-
fFcmet).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

Warszawa, 30 czerwca. Up. A. IT,,
Front galieyjsLi I weiyiski. Po IL
koncZeHiu odwrOtu, przepr0wadEenego
wedle plan6w z CORY pownietych, wOj-
ska nasze usadowiiy sic ma linii wy
ERaczonej przeZ wysokie d%ow6dztwo i
rozpeezeii 2S-go czerwca kOntrofensy-
we IA oalej rozciagiosG frOntu gall
cyjskiego. Przeiamawszy w~szedzle op6r
~CkraiGc6w, woiska nasze d0siegly rs
ezerwca linii Sas6w, Zfocz6w | Nara
j0wka. Przez zajecle pag0rk6w ma
wsch0d cd Halicza LIMA kolejowa Lw0w
Halicz = Stanislaw6w znowu znajdujc
sic W naszych rekach. Nieprzyjaciel po-
Most bardzo cie4kie straty W zabitych
/ rannych. WzieESmy do niewo!i OkoIo
5000 je6c6w i zabraliSmy 80 kulomio-
tow, oraz znaczne zapasy amunicyl. -
Wotska nasze pasuwaja sic dalcj ma
prod.
Front POleSli. - Wzmohona dziaIal-
nose ~artyleryi nieprzyjacielskiej wzdlui
Jasiodly.
" nastepstwie w%ybryk6w antyzydOw
skich sad wojenny W Rzeszowie ska
zal ma smierc 22-letniego Jana Guide,
mieszkahca Nowejwsi ko{o Kolbuszo-
Wy "a. zaInordowanie lydia Hirzbauma.
skazahca %stracono. Siedmiu uczestni-
k6w zaburzeh anty&ydowskich zaszlych
W listopadzie we wsi Straszydfo powia-
tn kolbuszowskiego skazano ma kary Cd
g do 10 lat wiezienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
Sejusz BoIRewicko- Ukraihski przeeiw
P0lsce.

LW6w, 2 lipCa- - Wedle informa'
cyl re zr6dia wiarygodnego Ukraihcy
galicyjscy s~kprzystali z n%arzuconego
przez koalicye wstrzymania Ofensywy
polskiej, by zawrzec pakt przymierza
z rzaden sowiet6w W Kjowie.
sojusz ten przypisaG naleiy gl6wnie
inicyatywie halszewickiego prSyw0dz--
cy Grekewa, obecnie naczelnego wodza
wojsk ukraihskieh W Galicyi.
Grek0w zrezygnowa lformalnie q l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
krakow, 30 czerwca.

KRAKOW, 81 C2erWca. POllcya Pol
Skici Rudy NarodOwej z Cieszyna Cd
kryia W Bielsku (Blelitz) slady spis-
ku nicmieckicgo rozgalezionego az ma
GGrny SlQzk, 4 uknutego W porozumie,
niu 2 pruskiemi wiadzami w~ojskowemi.
A~resztowanO licznych Nicmc0w, u kt6-
rych znaleziono kOmpromitujace dOku-
menty. R0wHOczeSnie Czesi arcSztOwa-
Ii dziesiatki agent0w niemieckich W o.
kOlicy Sudet6w, W Opawie (Troppau)
| t. d. Celem sprZysiezenia byiO PREY
gOtOwanie wOjny z POlska PREY pOmo-
cy rewOlucyi. kt6re miaIy w~ybuchnaj
jednoczeanie ma SlQzku, ma Morawach
/ W Czechach, W porozumieniu z Dol.
Szewickiemi Wegrami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
Iydzi q B0lsGeWiZm.

Zuryeh, / lipca. - ,,Kuryer Warsza-
wski" dowisdujs sic, Re sowiety W b.
rysowie ma Bisiej rusi przyjeiy ofia-
rowaaa i'm pomoc organizacyi zydow-
skieh, a mtanowicie rBundu" | rPoale-
syon", ktore zobowiazaly sic pOpierac
ready bolszewickie.
Jak oznajmia nGazeta Kresowa",
wysiano z Kijowa wielu emisaryusEy
bolszewickich, kt6rym ma cele prOpa-
CANDY dano 30 milipn6w rubli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

,,Gazeta Lwowska' z 25-go czerwca
PiisudSki wyjechal ia front galicyj-
ski, by wydac potrzebne rozkazy. Sy.
tuacya polepsza sic / wstepuje w nova
faze. Xrieksza sic ogrOmny naplyw wy
chodzc0w z okolic najechanych / Pill
%stOszonych przez Ukraihc6w. Plisudski
ze swoja Swita zwiedzii pieszo poste-
runki najbardziej z~agrOione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
Kaszubi PFOtestuja.

WarszaWa, 1 lipca. - Przeciw wcie,
leniu do wolnego pahstwa gdansktego
ogfosiiy W dzielnikach piomienne pro-
testy gminy k~aszubskie / W Sopotach,
Rembichowie, Barniewiezaoh, Krapiach
/ wielu innych. Protssty zaznaczaja mic
dry innemi, Ii pomimo prEesladowa1
niemieckich, zachowali Kaszubi caay
sw6j gorqoy patry0tyEm polski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

krainy rosytskiej, by mice zupeinie vol
ne rece przeetw Polakom. Bolszewicy
re swej strony Eobowiazali sic wziae u.
dziai W ~operacyach przeciw Polakom,
kt6rych - jak wiadomo - powstrzy.
maai Alianci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
Hydd Gaucyjscy "a POlslia.

Lw6w, 15go Inca. zydzi stani-
slawowscy p~rzedao9yli ~przybyiej tam
misyi miedzyahanckiej zbiorowy pro-
test przeoiw baFbarHynstwom ukraih-
skim i opowiedzieli sic "a p~rzynalez-
no6cla do Polskt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04
Pogrcqay ID Wrainie.

Warszawa. / ltpca, ~ zargonowy
organ der Haint" oglasza 1astrasza-
jace szczeg6ly 0 pogromach ma Ukrai-
ME. Rzez W zytomierzu trwala piet
dni, W Felsztynie zamordowano W spo-
sob bestyalsd 30 oe6b. NotuJq pogro-
IN W czterdziestu >mtetscowosciach u
kraihskich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

,,GrenzSchHtz' niemiecki nadzwyczaj
jest ufny- W swe wiasne silly. Ogromny
jest tez werbuaek O%chotnik6w CA so
wych, osobIiwie W okregu Kreuzburg.
Do ,,N0ssische Zeitung" dorOsza z
Krolestwa pod data ego czerwca :
Zgromadzenie zwolane przez ~stronni-
ctwa narodowe niemieckie przeslalo ge-
nera howl Hoffmanowi, EstorfOwi, Qua
stowi, Oraz Losbersowi nastepujsca re-
zolucye:
.,Wiele tySiecy Obywateli i obywate,
lex Prus Wschodnich. zebrauych ma
zgromadZeniu l sprzedani przez Rad
PREY zawieraniu haniebnegO pOkoju. O.
raz zmuszeni liczyG ma samyeh siebie,
~pOstawiaja Sprzeciwiac sic z wszyst.
kich sii swoich wroglm napasciOm PO-
lak6w | chca ocaEic ukochane kresy
wschodnie".
~,,yossische Ztg", dodaje od siebie:
pRezolucya ia stqnowi pOdSeganie
I'd zaburzeh re strony kilku nieodpo.
wiedzialnych ludzi. by spowodowat o.
derwanie sic Wschodu cd Panstwa. W
kofach acknowledgement niemiec-
kich utFzymuje sic pragnienie wybra,
MIA d~yrektoryatu, ktoryby objai Rad
Prus WschOdnich, Prus ZachCinich i
POmOrza, ME uDnayai poknju. a pro
pagowai Wake z Polakami. NajbliaSze
dni przyniOsa rOzStrzygniecie."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

- Syn wasz, pomimo tax milo
diego wieku, juz poraz trzeci jest
skazan ma wiezienie. To wasza wilma,
re ME daliscie mu dobrego wchowa-
MIA.
- Moja wilma? A ezemu to gdy
chiopak rosl, pan sedzia trzymai
mnie wcia5 pod klucSem?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

WarEwwAee8ecRrwca, god6% nsbo.
Front EnRs1tsAd 4 WofyhsAd. - Ma
p6apouCm cdcanAR g~aiicySsktm trivia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

Zurych, 90 czerwes. - ,Muenehner
NachTchten" donosza 2 ORola
,~,Powszeehae jest oburzenie 2 po,
wodu warunk6w p~oapejewych, kt6re ma
daily kemisyi koalieyjnej, nieograpi--
czona wiadze wydalapia, krepowapia
wolnoSd ogromadzeh 1 prasy, Ola stw!er
dzenia p4sbscytu. Wszerh-N iemcy "a
daja, ably Gkqpseye przepnOwadziiy mo
earstVa bezstroane i ME zainteresewa-
ne w rezultacie plebiscytu.
Wielkiego mostu k~olejowego mad O.
dra ke40 Opols strzega ka&dej nOcy
Niemcy ~uzbrejeni W mitraliezy i recz-
ne granaty przeciw rzekOmym napas-
ciom polskim. WSzech-N iemcy insynuu-
ia. &c Polacy wyznaczyli wySoka ma
erode "a zniszCzenie tego mostu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-04

zydowskiej. Sejm utworzy kOmisye z
pieciu cz3onk6w, z ktdrych jeden bedzie
reprezentantem aydow nacyonaltsytcz,
nych, celem zadania falStow zasz}ych
przedAo4enta sprawozdania Sejmowi z
przectagu siedmiu dni".
Naglosc wpiosku KoPfantego uchwa-
iono wiekssascia wssystkieh gtosow
pr1eoiW socyalistom. Nagiosc wniosku
Halperna prEyjete siaba ~wieksHoscis,
WRrszawa, % pzefwea. - Up. A. IT,
- w Gaaicyi WschodDiej WALK trivia
10 daleJ uzyskujemy sukcesy.
Ma WeiyHiu, ma odcinku Rafal6wki
| Gsartorysk wymiana strzal6w
Frot Peleed. - zajeaSmy wies
Woiyszoze po kr6tkiej walce zacietej
1 wzieiismy tray kulomioty.
Front Litewski | Bialoruski. - Oily
wiona dziahlnose patreli wywiadow-
czych j drobne utarczki.
Front Poxnsdshd. - Ma odcinku Ku.
jaw trivia o4ywiona akeya artyleryi ME
mieckiej. NieprSyjacielsGi ogten 2 mic
taczy min ma Debinke / Ofelie. Ma cd
cfnku Leszna siaby ogieh / male utar-
caki.
Dnia $3.50 ezerwea. niemieekie aero
plany wywiadowcze unosily sic mad
Sesneweem, Her5ami, Konopiskami
W 0koliey Czestochowy. Kofo Wieru-
szowa trwa dalej akcya ~artyleryi ME
miechiei. Dwie kompaHie piech0ty ME
przyjacielskiej zaatakowaiy WieRu~
STOW, lecz zostaiy edparte.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18
A FAIR OFFER

Governor Burnquist's offer to his
fellow Governors in the matter OF
calling special sessions of Legislatures
to ratify the suffrage amendment, is
fair enough.
Surely .here would be no use in cal
ling the Minnesota Legislature to-
gether next winter merely to ratify,
unless it appeared that Minnesota
would thus furnish one OF thlrty-slx
fairly certain affirmative votes.
About the only effective way of as
cer.aining this is to put the question
up to the various Governors. IL en-
ough Of them respond favorably to
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18
Farmers Warned
New Grain Disease

One of the most dreaded diseases
of wheat. oats, barley and rice has
been found In the United States. IL
was discovered for the first time IN
Illinois, across the river from st. Louis
and has also been found IN several
counties IN Indiana. Owing to its ex-.
tremc seriousness it is known as the
etake-all" disease.
every graingroWer in Minnesota
should keep sharp lookout
for this disease, so that it may be
stopped before it has chance to
spread and cause the enormous losses
that it is constantly causing In Europe
and Australia" says DR.. e. G. Stak-
man, plant pathologist at the Minnie
sofa Experiment station. Pathologlsts
representing sixteen states and the
federal department of agriculture had
conference in St. Louis. The dis
eased fields near were carefully exam
ined. That the disease must be pre-
vented from spreading in order to
avoid enormous losses was the unanl-
NOUS opinion Of all the plan disease
specialist.
ssThe stake-alP disease must be kept
out of Minnesota, adds DIR. Stakman.
"Watch for it.
The symptoms are stunting OF the
plant and narrowing of the leaves,
which quite often are blush green IN
color while the normal plants are grass
green; mating of the plants on the
ground, because some of the roots are
rotted off and new roots and shoots
| keep being sent out which also not;
rotting of the roots so that when a
person tries to pull diseased plant it
breaks off at the ground. Diseased
patches in the field often can be seen
| from a distance. They are irregular
| in size and are characterized by stunt
ed plants.
'dThe disease lives over winter both
| in the seed and in the soil so that its
control is extremely uncertain and
difficult.
sIf any patches of badly stunted
plants appear in Minnesota fields" "
says DR. Stakman, farmers should
send speciments Immediately to the
plant disease department, University
Farm, st. Paul. Every one should co
operate to keep this disease out OF
Minnesota"
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18
THE WORST FORM
OF COWARDICE

Fred E. Hadley in the Winnebago
Enterprise: The merchant, the news
paper man or the politician who insists
on putting on the soft pedal when it
comes to the question of loyalty for
fear of losing favor is the most coward
iy sort of a coward.
The need of this country today is
mon who have the courage of their
convictions; men who will stand four
square for Americanism; men who will
proclaim that there shall be but one
language, the. English language, in
this country, and thai there shall be
but one flag, and that flag the Stars
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18
1T WAS ALL RIGHT

ST. Louis Post Dispatch: In an
Arkansas river town built largely on
reclaimed land, most Of The houses had
to be built on pillars four or five above
ground. One resident, with longer
head than his neighbors, inclosed The
space under his house with pickets,
and in the pen thus made kept his
drove of scrawny hogs.
"Do you think it is healthful to keep
your hogs under the house like that Z"
he was asked.
"Aw, / do know, stranger, | reckon
so,," replied the native, and hitched
up his overalls.
"Never notice any bad effects from
it,"
"W'y no." he drawled. Il been a.
keep my hawgs there for fourteen
years an never lost hawg.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18
and Stripes.

and Stripes.
The day of the hyphen and fty-fif-
ty loyalty has passed in America, and
has passed never 20 return. Now and
forever, a man must be an American
owing allegiance to this country and
it's flag, or he should be sent back to
the country from whence he came.
America will always welcome with
open arms the foreigner who comes
here to make his home, and to be an
American in thought and sentiment,
but the time has passed when America
will welcome those who simply come
to our shores to exploit us, and then
return with the dollars they have ac-
cumulated here.
America for Americans.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18
Redwood Falls, MINI.

make up thirty votes, including
those States that already have Leg
isla.ures in session and likely to ratify
Governor Burnquist would be justi-
fled in calling special session to make
Minnesota the thirty-sixth ratifying
State.
In any other contingency, the wo-
men of Minnesota would gain nothing.
They already have the right to vote
for President and Congressman in 1920
and they could do nothing to hasten
the day when they would have the
unrestricted ballot, nor to help their
sisters of other States to get it.
It is true there are other important
matters the Legislature could tak'
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18

up, if summoned in special session It
could, for example, retrieve its failure
to reform the primary law. Such ac-
ton would be timely, if it enabled the
people of Minnesota to restore ma
iority rule in the elections of next
year.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18

St. Cloud Will pave its main resi-
dence streets this spring, not only
with good intentions, but with cold
hard facts.-Ex.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18

In the balmy days of spring, the
young mans fancy turns to open
faced shoes and startling hosiery
Ex.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-06-18

This herd is headed by Melina's Great Sensation
Giant Orion and West Lawns Fancy Orion. Other
individuals to be found this herd Daughters
of Defender. Great Sensation, King the Col, Joe
Orion IL Sensational Defender and Fancy Orion
King.
They have three fall gifts sired by Scissors, Joe
Orion King Worlds champion Duroc for 1919 one
fall SiIt sired by Jackson'S Orion King, noted hog
that is valued at S32, 900 by his Among
their spring pigs they have litter OF lO sired by
Great Orion the Worlds Champion DurOc for 1913.
WEST LAWN FARM has always been noted for
IFS nurebred Percheron Horses. They have good
foundation stock there is to be found in the Unit
ed States Their blue ribbon record won in open
classes:
III First Pr remiums 70 Second Premiums
3 Grand Sweepstakes, over all Breeds
16 Diplomas
81 Grand Sweepstakes and Sweepstakes at some
of the largest Fairs in America. defeating
number of Worlds Fair winners in Perch
erOn classes.
P. M. Fuller s. Sons
RedlUood Falls, MINI.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
ELMDALE ITEMS

Green Jones lost valuable horse
lately.
Mrs. Robt. Fox is so she can walk
around the house so much better than
she has been.
Mrs. j. Mccullough had a letter
from her son, Ernie, saying he would
be home as soon as he could.
/ think this is sure some lovely
weather.
Chas. Smith has the contract for
filling the ice houses for the Rail-
road company.
Green Jones thinks of running for
Mayor in seatonville, provided they
don't do as they did in Sleepy Hollow.
He was Mayor there short time and
one night they wanted him to settle
a dog fight after he had retired. He
baked and threw up the job.
Mr.. Ferguson and son are the
head on bee raising. Made about 6OO0
pounds last year and sold it for double
what he used to, then when one under
stands it, it so helpful to the table,
when sugar is so scarce. l have two
swarms.
Mr.. L. R. Williams of Fremont.
Neb., was calling on his sister, Mrs.
Flora Miller, last Saturday.
The Busy Bees of the w. r. C.
will meet at Ella Barrett's, north 9th
st., next Friday. A good attendance
is desired as there is work to be
done. BY order of the manager, Flora
Miller.
Miss Eunice Warnstaff of Aber-
deem, S. D., has come to Mo. Valley
to make her future home with he,
aunt, Mrs. James Blunt.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
Osa19 0fficef Baf3ie Auto Tiis7es

oss1a 0fficef Rattle Auto IhisvPs
Unawa, Ia, Jan. Is. Marshsll Hell
Ter 81 onawa and two auto thieves
who had fled from near Magnolia,
fndulged III spirited revolver battle
near here yesterday morning, after
the marshall had been notified by the
sheriff of Harrison county to inter-
cept the thieves in their attempted
escape.
Sixteen or eighteen shots We're fired
altogether, and one fthe bandits
is said to have left trail Of blood
that indicates he was badly wounded
in the battle.
Two cars were stolen near Mag
nolia, and one OF them was recovered
here, but the thieves effected their
escape so far, and the officers are
still searching for them. They are
said to have stolen two horses which
were ridden down in their attempted
escape toward Sioux City, being alb
andoned when they played out.
The automobile recovered was that
Of Kenneth Mahoney, Of near Mag
nolia, but the owner Of the other
stolen car is not known.
World Herald
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16
Help in the Name of Humanity

AASAP ass VIC AN0uAc VI AUU6U1ty
Tomorrow is the drive to obtain
money to buy food with which to
render aid to the starving millions
in Armenia and Syria. A feeling for
the suffering should prompt each one
to give what they can to this worthy
cause. You would not knowingly let
dog starve at your back door. much
less baby and its mother. but that
is exactly what is happening in those
far off countries. Europe is doing
what i can to help but the United
States Lone, of all the countries Of
the earth, is in position to give the
adequate ard immediate help neces-
sary to save thousands Of lives.
Won't you give mite out Of your
abundance? You who have been
blessed with health, wealth and happi-
ness aid be willing to give at
least alth to these starving souls.
Call at your proper ward tomorrow
and s. what you can. Your quota
il one per csAS Of your Liberty Bond
purchase, but the committee will glad
" accept more il you can afford it.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1919-01-16

Green Jones lost valuable horse
lately.
Mrs. Robt. Fox is so she can walk
around the house so much better than