davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23
Codzienne Zdarzenia.

Tracac grunt pod nogami, dzieEi
przyjetemu ostatniemi easy powszech-
ME przez Polak6w hasia ,Swoj do swe-
CO., Aydzi plenia sic Z wSciektoSc1' kto-
rel. wielokrotnie ME NIGGA pohamowac
aczkolwiek silic sic staraja niechyb-
ME. Jeden z takich epizOdzlkow many
dzisiaj do zanotowania ~publicznosci -
pod rozwage. Zeszlego piatku PAM Bar
bara Go}embiewska, Fam. pnr. 27O3 W.
Division ul., poslaia coreczke swa
dziesiecioletnia "a zakupnem szpulki
baweny a ia ME bedQc widocznie ma
ieaycie o~bjasniona. wstapifa "a zakup-
mem tejze do sklepu zyd6wki nazwi-
skiem Weiner, prowadzacej intereS
~drobiazgowy pnr. POO cortez - tuz
priv Washtenaw. Powledziawszy kup-
cowej co zada, dziewczynka wreczyta
jei 1O-cent6wke MIN otrzymaia bawet-
ne. co zaS p6aniej da(o pOw6d zydow-
CO do oswiadczenia. 2e pieniedzy cd
niej ME otrzymala 1adnych a nastep-
ME wiele ME zwlekajac rzuciia sic 2
w~sciekIoScia wielka ma hezbrOnne die
wczynke, bljac ia pc twarzy ciele
a W ko6cu atakujac widelcem, kt0ry
pod reka znalaz}a. w trakcie teGoz
rzlca{a najrozmaitSze kaiumnie ma Pc
lak0w W og6le i wyraziia sic, re Pc
lacy winni bye wybici do nogi. ponie-
waz jestto nar6d giupi 1 litOSci ME
trzeba mice mad MIN aadnej. Pobita
d~ziewczynka - p~rZeStraSzona Smler-
telnie, uwolnila sic wreSzcie q rak "a
cietrzewionei cork Izraela kt6rej
chleb codzicnny pakuje do ust polska
publicznoSc i znalazia sic ma zewnatrz
gdzie zebrafa sic wielka grenada dzia-
twy ullcznej, zwabiona TAME krzyka-
mi dochOdzacymi re sklepu | glOsem
r~ozpaczliwym bitei dziewczynki Gdy
ma{a GOfembiewska znalazla sic W
domu matki i OpOwiedziaia o Swej
prZygOdzie - skOnstantowano, re
dziewczynka rezultat aydowskiej
brutaInoSci - since ma ca(ym miala
clele. Sprawl oprze sic o sad, DO PAM
GOiembiewska wyjcia ma zydowke wa
| rant jak sic Ia sprawl przykra Zakon-
czy n%iewiadomo, faktem jednak jest
niezbitym, Re podobne awantury SO ma
porzadku dziennym, kt6rym zas zapo-
biedz bardzo iatwo. Jaka ma to rada
Wielu n. p. Skarzy sic, 2e tn | tam
niemasz polskiego sklepu pod reka.
Prawda - czyz jednak zaSzkodzi gro
bic male ~poswlecenie ola ,,ida'
precise sic pare skwerow do swojegoi
Przeciez to trudna nader rzecza ME
jest a jake blogosiawione skutki
Przez systematyczne praktykowanie
tego - po jakims czasie okaze sic ME,
chybny rezultat; zobaczy sic z zado'
woleniem, re w tym miejscu, W ktorym
onegdaj nieograniczenie kr6lowaf wr6g
nasz ssajac mas bezkarnie ma,
stepnego poranku obaczy sic sklep pol
ski - wfasciciela grzecznego - OBJ
siuge jak sic patrzy - no / towar
lepszy, trwalszy. Jakaz to satysfakcya
mora1na przyniesie CT podobna zmiana
do kt6rej cZujesz - les sic przyczy'
nil! W dzielnicy KaBimierzowa notu'
jenny wypadki, gdzie kobiety polskie
tam zamieszkafe, ,,bra}y" nieraz tram
waje, pc to tylko jedynie; ably ME dad
utargowac temu! Pod nosem". One
rzeczywiscie rozumieja hasIo ,.Sw6i
do swego", a kt6rego nauczyli ich z5yci
z mimi Czesi. Oiagnijcie wnioski!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23
Policya kiadzie trupem ziOdzieja W Pc.
'Scigu ulicznym.

y W sobote popo}udniu dwu m}odo-
cianych smyk6w zatrZymalo PREY ulicy
22-giej i Ashland Blvd, n~iejakiego Fl.
]. Lord'a, ktoremu PREY pomocy re-
wolweru odebrano massyne i diva do
larry. Wieczorem tego samego dnia po-
licya re STACEY Deerfng otrzyma}a via
domosc telefoniczna. Re W okolicy Ra-
cine | 32-giej uliy kred sic dwu po-
'dejrzanFch osohuik6w W automobilu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

NEPORTERH

w pFLESzta nleulleIe, W Ogr0dzlo
Antoniego Pawlaka. W Lyons, H..
tax zwanym Eagle Grove, odbe
die sic wycieczka Tow. Bratniej Pc
macy Konfederatow Barskich, CRU
pa s01 2. N. P. Towarzystwo to Jest
czynnym wielce zespoiem ma Kali
mierzowie i godne poparcia. Pocza-
tex zapowiedziany ma godzine 1O-ts
rano.
Jutro wieczorem o godzinie Sci
odbsdzie sic " salt parku Puiaske-
go. PREY ulicy Noble / Blackhawk
popis szkoly muzycznej pani Cecylii
Mallek PREY asystencyi pant Zofii
Wiedeman jake solistki sopranowej
4 Florentyny Train, tancerki. Pro
gram jest krotki, lecz nader intere-
sujacy a kompozytorzy, ktorych u
tworsmi uczniowie / u~czennice beda
sic p~opisywali So wszechSwiatows.
slswy. Publicznost Wilma z okazyi
tel skorzystaG. tembardziei, Re wstep
ma sale wolny.
Do redakcyi naszej przyszed} DIT
siaj re skarga IA ayd6w oh. Andrzej
Myrda Fam. pnr. 1888 Artesian u,
Twarz jego przedstawia}a widok RE
czywtscie smutny, a wnoszac z ooej-
scia sic jego pewnym bye MONA, 4e
czlowiek ten woody nikomu zamacie
Efe Jest zdolen. Opowtadal, BE zesz-
lego tygodnia napadniety Zosta3 W
pobEiu swego domu przez pevnego
bydowskiego pedlarza d~wukrotnie,
kt6ry obrzucaJsc go stekiem pre-
klenstw rzuci{ sic nan nastepnie 1
dotkliwie pobfl. Ale to ~jeszcze ME
wszyrtkoI Wczoraj powracajac z
koScto{a n~apadn1ety zostaf przez
tycn tydowskich drsbow, kt6rzy O.
czek1wali ma n1ego rozmySlnie, a
gdy wreszcie znalazl sic ma rogu
uIicy, na kt6rej stall, a kt6ra wy
pads}o mu rrzechodzio, pobili go
pora5 jut trzeci. zyd ten sprzedaje
swe towary W naszej okolicy, a zesz-
lego tygNdnia pobll on OBJ. Myrde "
.alei przy ulIcy Kimocn 1 Artesisn.
PrzytacZamy to dlatego, ably nasze
gosposie zawtadomic, jakim to RE
zimieszkum = wrogom Polaka daja
swoj grosz. Podobna HISTORIC mole
sc przyjsrzyc 1utro iednego z ich
meow, warto przeto zapobiedz te-
mu ten sposob, ably mic cd nicn
ME kupowat a wnet usunie sic ME
bezpieczehstwo, poniewat z braku
zarobkq wyniesie sic moze zydowi-
ma miedzzy swotch wsp6}wyznawcow.
Oh. Myrda sprawe oddaje do sadu.
3 So o
DIS, W poniedziaiek, 25go czerw-
ca odbywa sic wycieczka szkolna
dzieci re szkoly Sw. StanisIawa K.
Dzieci w~yiechaly rano pod kierowni-
GIVEN Si6str N~auczycielek 1 poba-
via " ogrodzie do wieczora, a VIE
,Eorem zbiora sic starsi parafianie.
Wycieczka odbywa sic " ogrodzie
Harms. PREY Western ave, kilka
Yblok6w" "a Rivervew Parkiem.
. -. y
DIS, 23go b. m. o godz. $50 po-
poludntu W salach Akademii p. W.
Nasw. Rodziny p. n. 1444 W. Divt-
sion Ill, odbedzie sic zakohczepie
rok uszkolnego 1 rozdanie swia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23
WEGIERSCY BOLSZEWICY
sWOJE T A

Wieden, % czerwca. - Dono-
sza tn, re w~egierskie wojska boil
szewickie ponowify znow swoje
przeciwko Preszburgowt.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

uGCI", pOidCLOu0 z "yhOudulSLn
kr6tkiego, lecz d]oborowego progra-
mu.
q u
Dennis Wegler, 1906 Sedgwick
ul.G, powracai wczoraj wieczorem Z
pikniku majac ma swym towarowym
AUTOMOBILE wieIu pasazer6w. Prey
ulicy Hamlin ma automobil wpadi
tramwaj linii Archer ave, a uderza-
JAG ia ztylu rzucil Z sila wielka do
pobliskiego rowu, ~rozrzucajac pasa-
zer6w ma wsze strony. Wegler zostai
zabity, a wielu otrzymalo RAINY; mic
dry rannymi znajduja sic take diva
polskiego nazwiska a m~ianowicie:
Lena Zuchazka, 642 .Blackhawk ui.,
kt6ra zostala ramona W lewa reke
/ ]. Wardowski, 1920 South Wooc
ul., z poturbowana glowa | noga.
Wnet ma miejscu znalaziy sic ambu-
lanse, kt6re ofiary wypadku pre-
wioz{y do najbliaszych szpitali.
q q
Dzisiaj wieczorem o godzinle Sci
odbedzie sic W sail parafialnej sw.
Wojciecha, ma Wojciechowie zebra
ME kupc6w | przemysiowc6w tejze
dzielnicy, ma kt6re powinni r6wniez
zglosic sic wszyscy dobrze myslacy
obywatele, ably przysiuchat sic RE
czom wielce rodak6w obecnie tnte-
resujacym.
q IS q
Ma okrecie wojennym Vermont
przyby1 do Newport News z Fran
CYL nastepujcy zofnierze: Pawei A.
Kunkel, 2o37 Sheffield ave-, T. j.
Hanka. 1852 N. Magnolia ave-, An
toni J. Halek, 1928 W. 1Sta ul.,
Jozef ]. Trynka. 3016 Cornell ave-,
Franciszek Nasianowski, 1888 So.
Loomis ul., Jan L. Rocz, 1855 Ho-
more ul., Ludwik j. Wftry, 5623
Loomis ul., Jan A. Witkowski, BIS
s Union ul., Harry F. Mikoiaszek,
4517 S. Hermitage ave., Jozef II.
Panka. 1857 South Shore Drive. Ma
okrecte wojennym New Hampshire
przybyli nastepujacy: Antoni E.
Perlinski, 1921 q. ssma ul., Will
liam ]. wilczyisk1, 1909 Wentworth
ave. A. G.. skolnik, 1900 E. Alba
nv Do New Yorku przybyli ma
stepni: Jozef Stanek, 1852 S. Lin
coin u1., Jan Damskf, 1920 w. 1Sta
nj. MacieJ Wlnandy. sos N. Lin
colin uI., MichA{ Gacar, 1911 South
Wood III, J6zef Butny, S404, N.
Lawndale ave.
Department wojny donosi, 5e ka
pral Jozef sliwinski, 2o11 w. 1sta
nj , szeregowiec J6zef Sobczak,
1912 w. sofa ul., ktorzy byli poda-
nj dawniej ma liscie zaginionycn'
| stracili tycie W potyczce.
q = 81. q
Dzisiaj wieczorem o godzinie Gel
odbedzie sic W sail parku Pulaskie-
go. przy uIlcy Noble i BlackhaWi,
regularne ~posiedzenie Ligi Wetera-
now wo1ny swiatcwej, ma kt6re
czfonkowie winni zgiosie sic " kom-
piecie.
q - q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

starzec, Fam. pnr. 1907 Kenneth
ave-, znalazi sic pod koiami auto
mobilu ma przecieciu 44tej ave.
i 22giej. Umar} W drodze do szpr
tala sw. Antoniego. Mega jego by
Ia ziamana, a procz tego odniosE
wewnetrzne u%szkodzenia. Aresz-
towano w~fasciciela automobile,
ktory MIN kierowai. Jest to J.
Astomench, zam. pnr. -3l5O W..
Aga I'll.
- Groznie pokaleczy} panne l.
Ban. % lat ~liczaca, Pnr. $50
Hinman ave-, Evanston, automo-
bilista, ktory ma MIA wczoraj ma
jecha} ma przecieciu ulic Main i
Chicago ave-, W tenn przedmle-
sciu. Zawieziono ia do szpitala.
Automobilista uciekl
- Pekniecie czaszki i wewne-
trzne uszkodzenia odniosi R. Zap
plan, gdy ma niego najecha}a do
rozka automobilowa ma krzyzow-
ce ulic l2tej i Blue Island ave.
Zawieziono go do szpitala powia-
towego. Doro1ka kierowal W.
Finkel, z pnr. 1914 w. l2ta I'll.
Kaplan liczy lat Is i mieszka pnr.
364 E. 5lsza I'll.
zADAJA PoMoCY sULL1VA-
MA w KoNWENcY1 KoN-
~STYTUCYJNEJ.
Wobec tego, re Roger C. Sui
lijan bedzie ~kontrolowai wick
szosc nominacyi demokratycz-
nych w pow. Cook i m. Chicago
ma delegat6w, (kt6rzy beda tego
roku wybrani) do konwencyi
konstytucyjnej Stanu Illinois,
wdrozony zostai plan, azeby ma
k}onit p. SuIlivana i jego poplecz-
nikow politycznych, azeby wpiy-
wen swoim postarali sic o nomi-
nowanie tylko takich delegatow,
ktorzy istotnie cos wiedza o usta-
wodawstwie i ukiadaniu konsty-
trcyL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

POfsku RottyK. cSy wicEeey cry mniei
Sxy IA op ov1fazek p~ocEytywac onta
powinten stale r~eklamowac fnarooe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

PessuIu1eas praeyh- Oval pi'-'.
rgfoszenia god rueryka .PracA- 60
sEuaItach DZIENNIEA T,ltIIIt cTrSE's
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23
kTonika Miejscowa.
Dokonczenie re strongly l~-szej.
CHICAGO PORTEM
MORSKIM.

Chicago. bedzie miedzynarodo-
wen portem morskim cd przy-
szlej srody, t j. Cd dnia 25go b. m:
w dniu tym wyp}ynie z portu
chicagoskiego pierwszy okret,
kt6ry sic uda przez Jeziora We'll
kie i Ocean Atlantycki wprost do
Liverpool'u W Anglii. Bedzie to
pierwszy Z pietnastu okretow,
ktore zostana wkrotce nj wode
spuszczone W t~utejszych warszta
taoh i przeznaczone przez wy
dziai okretowy Stanow Zjednoczo
nych ola portu chicagoskiego do
handlu transatlantyckiego.
Pierwszy okret nazywa sic
Lake Grandby, jest 26l stop diu-
gi, 43 szeroki i ma 400 ton po-
jemnosci.
DIS rozpoczyna sic adowanie
okretu blisko Robey i 26tej. Pier
wszy ladunek bedzie sic sk}adai I
miesa i pr%owiantow Cd firmy Nor
ris and Co. "
Chicago ma wielka przysziosc
jake punkt eksportowy ola Gale
go srodkowego .zachodu, gdyz ra-
ia frachtowa z Chicago do Euro
py bedzie ~wynosisa tylko Sis "a
sto funtow, podczas gdy wysy}ka
kol Ija do portu wykluczone sal
koleja do portu atlantyckiego, a
nastepnie okretem kosztuje mini
malnie $l.45. Procz tego wyklu-
czone 50 koszta, po}aczone z pre-
ladowaniem frachtu z wagonow
ma okrety.
,~,NACIAGACZ" w OPALACH.
J. T. Shay, cz}onek agencyi
realnosciowej Flaxman, Shay and
Co., pociagniety zostanie do Cd
powiedzialnosci pod zarzutem
,,naciagniecia", oszukania i wy
}udzenia pod fasszywymi pozora-
mi 5000 z PAM Mary B. Horton.
Dawniej PAM Horton prowadzi
Ia interes lichwiarski, lecz Cd
czasu jak ustawa zosta}a lichwa
zakazana, zy}a re swych zyskow.
Jednak sprzykrzyfo sic Jej zyc1e
bez Interest," i dala sic nak1onlc
swei dawnej wspolniczce pannie
J. A. Heating do pozyczenia Jej
$1,000 ma zakupno wekslow. Byio
to w roku zeszlym. w kilka mie-
siecy p6zniej znow jej pozyczyla
$1,000. Gas mijai i PAM Horton
ME otrzymywaia zadnych zys-
k6w. Wreszcie poczeia sic donna
gao zwrotu pozyczki. Wtedy pan
ma Heating uknu}a taxi spisek:
Udaia sic do Shay'a i nak}oniia
go, ably do PAM Horton zate'c-
fonowai, przedstawil sic jake re-
porter cd Tribune" i powiedzia'
jej. re znow ~prowadzi interes Itch
wiarski i re "a to dostanie sic do
wiezienia.
Pania Horton opanowal LEX i
gdy drugim ~ otrzymata Ia
Xxi telefon, udala sic do Shay'a
ktory za}atwia} niektore z jej in
teres6w, z prosba o porade. Ten
jej powiedzial, re azeby uspokoic
reportera Cd Tribune, federal
nego marsza}ka, ktory czeka z
warantem i pewnego polityka, pc
trzeba mu 5000. PAM H. dals
mu zadana sumo i "a jego porada
wyjechala do Nowego Yorku. TIL
.jej podejrzenie zostaio obudzone,
il zostala naciagnieta. Wrocila /
udala sic do swego adwokata j.
]. Dovney'a, a ten Pos wys}ucha-
niu sprawy zaprowadzii ia do a
systemic prok' stanowego .. D..
Stansbury'cgo. Wkrotce potem
zastawiono ma Shay'a pulapke z
dyktografem irzmuszono do wy
znania wszystkiego. Re sunny wy
muszonej wydal ma realnosc
1850, ma p~ierscionek dyamento-
WV $500, a gotowki mia} pozosta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

dectw, polaczone Z wykonaniem
krotkiego, lecz d~oborowego progra-
mu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

Dzisiaj wieczorem o godzinie Sci
odbedzie sic W sail parku Puiaskie-
GO. przy uIicy Noble / Blackhawi,
regularne posiedzenie Ligi Wetera-
now Wojny Swiatovej, ma ktore
czfonkowis winni zgiosie sic W kom-
ntecie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-23

Department wojny donosi, re ka
prai Jozef SIIwihski, 2o11 w. 1sta
nj. I szeregowiec Jozef sobczak,
1912 w. 50ta ul., ktorzy byli poda-
nj dawniej ma liscie z~aginionych,
| stracii tycie " p%otyczce.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
A GENERAL STRIKE IN FRANCE?
Call for 24-Hour Tieup, July 21,
 Has Been Issued

Paris, July 10.-A general strike lasting twenty-four hours will begin at o'clock the morning of July 21, and terminate at a. m. July 22, ac- cording to statement issued from the labor exchange this afternoon. h. structions issued to the railway work CTS are that all trains in motion at 5 o'clock the morning of July 21 must stop at the nearest watering and coal ing station.
 Altho the indications early today were that sentiment in labor circles favors the strike, it was far from unanimous. The organizers of the movement appear determined to carry it out in defiance of the governments warning and at the risk of partial failure, and also in the face of criti- cisms that stoppage of the railroads will obstruct demobilization, which the manifestation ostensibly was or- ganized to hasten.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
SERIOUS POTATO DISEASE.
U. s. Plant Expert Investigating
 Black Wart.

Roy L. Abbott of Ames, la, repre- senting the Bureau of Plant Industry of the U. S. Department of Agricul- ture, was in Mena Friday, attending the boys and girls club rally and making an investigation of black wart of Irish potatoes. A survey of the entire state is being made, and on completion of the same the informa- ticn will be compiled and distributed among potato growers.
 Mr. Abbott states that black wart is one of the most serious plant dis eases effecting the Irish potato. It causes large, black, rough warty growths to appear usually at the eye of the potato and spreads rapidly. It lives in the soil for long time, soils once infected usually remaining so for ten years. The disease, he says, rem ders potatoes unfit for food and also makes them unstable Knowing the seriousness of the disease, the United States government is making a great effort, MT. Abbott reported, to stamp 1t out before it gets widely spread, and in order to discover and eradi- cate the disease the department is sending out number of men who are experts on plant diseases.
 No trace of the disease was found in Polk county, Mir Abbott reported.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
R-34 COMPLETED
 THE ROUND TRIP
After 75 Hours From America, Great British Airship Glided Gently to the Ground at Putnam, England-A
 Storm Forced Change in Route

Putnam, Norfolk, Eng, July Is. Great Britain's mammoth transatlantic air pioneer, the diri- gible R-34, arrived at the air sta tion here at 6:56 o'clock, Green wich mean time today, completing her roundtrip from the British Isles to the United States and re- turn.
 The R-34 pointed her nose out of the clouds northeast of the vil- lage and after circling the flying field three times glided gently to the ground and 10. minutes later was in the dirigible shed. The Voyage from Long Island was without particular incident and was completed in approximately 75 hours.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
Value Received Sometimes They Right Building Roads, It
DAYLIGHT SAVING TO STAY.
Effort to Pass Measure Over President
 Wilson's Veto Failed in House.

Washington, July 1.-The House failed to pass the agricultural appro- priation bill with it's rider repeating the daylight saving law over the veto of President Wilson.
 The vote was PAT to 135, or 23 af- firmative votes less than the required two thirds majority.
 Immediately after Speaker Gillett announced the result amid the ap- plause of the supporters of the Day light Saving Law, the bill was re- ferred back to the agricultural com mittee which will meet probably to- morrow to report the measure with the repeal rider eliminated
 Because of the house action, the senate will not have the opportunity of attempting to pass the bill over the presidents veto. The house vote did not divide along party lines, the pro- ponents of the repeal being those representing agricultural districts.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
PEACE TREATY
 WAS SECONDARY
President Wilson Tells Senate League Covenant First Substantive Part Worked 0ut-C0mments OH
 Executives Address.

Washington, July 10.-President Wilson, in presenting the peace treaty with Germany to the senate today, de clared that "a league of free nations had become practical necessity to which the framers of the treaty felt obliged to turn "as an indispensable instrumentality for the maintenance of the new order it has been their pur- pose to set up in the world"
 The most skeptical" of the peace conferees at Paris, the president said, had turned more and more to the league as discussion progressed in seeking solution of the problems that arose in framing the terms of the treaty itself.
 "The fact that the covenant of the league was the first substantive part of the treaty to be worked out and agreed upon, the president said, while all else was in solution, helped to make the formulation of the rest easier.
 Mir. Wilson said the agreement on the covenant had given the conference a feeling that their work was to be permanent and that the most practical among them "were at last the most ready to refer to the League of Ma tions the superintendence of all in terests which did not admit of imme- diate determination, of all administra- tive problems which were to require continuing oversight"
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
MEXICO EXTENDS 4
 WELCOME 10 HUNS
On Being Barred From League of Ma tions Our Southern Neighbors Make Bid for German Colonists-5,00O
 Said to Be Ready.

Washington, July l3.-The Mexican government has made bid for Ger man colcnists, it was learned today from the City of Mexico advices. As soon as it was known that Mexico would be barred from the League of Nations the Mexican officials began negotiations with view of securing immigrants from Germany. As a result, it is reported five thousand Germans will be welcomed to Mexican shores as soon as they can find trans portation.
 Aguirre Berlanga, minister of go- bernacian, is quoted as saying that German immigrants would be grant, ed the same guarantees and facilities given to other foreigners. It is be- lieved, however, that further induce ments have been offered to Germans who desire to go to Mexico to. escape the heavy taxes in Germany. Senor Berlanga admitted that "the Mexican government, thru consulates in vari- ous parts of the world, has been stin- ulating immigration" His depart ment has just completed preparation of 8 bill to be submitted to congress proposing radical changes in the i'm migration laws, he said.
 It Is Sais 5000 Are Ready.
 A cable report from Europe to the City of Mexico, quoted in the advices, said that five thousand Germans were planning to leave for Mexico. It was stated officially in the City of Mexico, that general immigration on a large scale, would bring to Mexico unques- tionable advantages.
 "The German, as general rule, is a good immigrant" says the official statement, Gas they are all hardwork- ing men, devoted to industry and com merce, and, to certain extent to agri- culture"
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
BRITISH COMING TO THE
 WORLD COTTON MEETING

London, July 15.-The British board of trade will give it official recogni- tion to and will be officially repre- sented at the world cotton conference in New Orleans next October, says the American chamber of commerce in London. A commission represent ing the world conference already had secured the promise of large. dele gation from Lancashire, to be head ed by Sir Herbert Dixon, the chairman of the Fine Cotton Spinners Associa- ten and chairman of the cotton con trol board in England during the war.
The Mena weekly star., 1919-07-17
ARKANSAS AN OIL sTATEg
Much Activity is Displayed in Sec
 ton West of Hot Springs.

Glenwood- d-on-the-C -Caddo, Ark.-In- terest in oil possibilities of the Pike county terrace region shows growing volume with greatly increased leasing activitiesc the past two weeks, follow ing drilling operations begun by three companies and the entry of three ad- ditional companies into the district for operations.
 According to weekly reports of the Burnhams, Glenwood engineers and oil field operators mapping the district, 165 oil and gas leases were filed in Pike county for the week end ing June IA. The same authority esti- mates over 50,000 acres as now leased between the Cossatot in Sevier coun- ty and the Antin and Caddo river in Pike county.
 In Sevier county the Sevier County Oil and Gas Company is down 900 feet with standard rig and it is said oil showing was had in 700-foot sand cased off Saturday. This test is on the Gillian farm, two miles east of Lockesburg and twenty-five miles east of Glenwood.
 In Montgomery county the J. J. Davis Oil and Gas Company is report ed to have effected financing three tests to be put down on holdings ag- gregating some 10000 acres, lying east of Greasy Cove.
 In Pike county the Oklahoma-Ar- kansas Oil and Gas Company is re- ported down 600 feet with star rig near the asphalt mines in section To- SPA, near Delight.
 Representatives of what are sup posed to be B. B. Jones and Macdonald interests are leasing between Mur- freesboro and Glenwood with particu- lar sharp activities along the M D. 6 c. railroad in the Stanley basin or Wall Mountain district, IS miles southwest cf this place, where recent geological reports appear to focus particular interest and speculation as to possible deep but spectacular oil bodies in the Jacsfork sandstone and underlying the Stanley shales.
 According to three well known peo- logist, one of whom stands pre-emi- nent in his profession, and is recog- nized government authority, south west Arkansas is sleeping over one of the most spectacular oil bodies on the continent, waiting only the deep point of the drill to tap it's vast resources. --Hot Springs Sentinel Record.