davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-20

The following resolution was offered
by Com. Gidley who moved its adop-
ton, supported by Com. Crowell:
Whereas it is deemed necessary to con-
struct bridge and fill across the South
Arm of Pine Lake, to take the place OF
the present structure, resolved that
said bridge and fill be made at once ac-
cording to the plans and specifications
made by the Fargo Engineering Com
pany and now on file with the City
Clerk.
Resolved further that the action of
the Mayor and City Clerk in making
application for permit, to build bridge
and fill, from the War Department OF
the United States, be ratified and that
they be and are hereby empowered to
take any further necessary steps to Sc
cure permit, to build said bridge and
fill, from the War Department of the
United States.
Adopted by the City Commission OF
the city of East Jordan on the 10th day
of June A. d. 1919, by aye and nay
vote as follows:
Ayes-Mayor Wilson, Commissioner
Gidley. Commissioner Crowell.
Nays-none.
On motion by Crowell, meeting was
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-20

On motion by Crowell, meeting was
adjourned.
OTIS j. SMITH, City Clerk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
Maria
Iac;nie do Naj5w. Fanny Mari;
Mater Gratiae.

Iac;nie do Naj5w. Fanny Maria
Mater Gratiae.
o. czasu pamietnego sejmu w
Detroit. Polacy tutejsi, chociaz
nieliczni. krzataja sic bardzo, ably
zhozyc lie moznoSci wyznaczona
"a mich sumo ma skarb narodowy.
Wprawdzie suma ia zdaje mi sic
bvc "a wieika w stosunku do IL
czby tutejszej ludnO5ci poiskiej,
lecz mirno to, starajQ sic wszyscy
coraz wiecej zlozyt, ably lie MOI
noSci ~dopom0dz do zebrania "a.
mierzonej caioSci.
w Waszyngtonie. 0 lie wiemy,
jest stale mieszkajacych rodzin
polskich tylko 24 ! to sam tylko
ME bogaci rzemieSlnicy lub majq-
cy ME bardzo intratne jake miej-
sea W biuracll rzQdowych. Pr6cz
tego jest okolo drugje lyle os6b
samotnych, pc wiekszej czesci
siuzQcych hub pomocniil6w re
mie5lnik0w. S9 to ludzie wog6le
jak najlepszej wolf ! gorliwi pa
trycci. lccz zyjacy Z piracy rQk
swo;ch. Niema tn zadnych wicl-
kich kupc6w hub bogatych prze-
mysiowc6w. niema zadnych pol
sI;ch wlaScicieli nj kapitalistow.
Ma tych wiec uAog5ch ludzi,
kt6-ych razem Jest okoio so osob,
a vice nawet do setki ME docho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

skarbu I byiy gubernator stanu Iowa.
byiy stanowy senator Richard Roi
land Kenny Z Delaware obecnie ma.
jor armii Stanow zjednoczonych, GO
neral John q. Glenn ina pensyD,. maiY
dobosE 8 pod Shiloh, kt6ry byi sier-
4antem W 12 roku tycia, r6wniet Sc
dz.a Stan6w ZjednocSonych G. ". Al.
E:nson z sadu apelacyjnego " Wa
sh~instonie | wielu innych. Nuxated
Iron jest wszedzie do pabycia u ap-
teiarzy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

go syna. Mlynarka niczem ME ola
Ia sic uspokoi6.
TAX upiyneio pol roku. Jednc-
60 dnia do mlynarza przyby} ze--
brak, a przestepiwszy prog izby
wyrzeki.
- Mech bedzie pochwalony Jc
Gus Chrystus.
- Ma wieki wicklow - odpo--
wiada k~rzatajac sic Pc izbie MY
narka.
A skad to idziecie starusz-
ku?
- Z daleka moja zacna gospo-
sin - Z daleka, DO az Z tamtego
swiata.
- O! moi Boze! a tam pewnic
spotkaliScie mego Mateuszka.
A juzci re spotka}em. Jakem
til szedi to pasi SWINE PREY dro-
dc, kazai was pozdrowiG.
% moi Jezusiehku. to moi
syn ma drugim swiecic SWINE
paSt musi, a w domu ich wcale
ME pasal. o ia nieszczesliwa mat
ka!
| mIynarka zaczeia p}akac wy
rzekac wiazac tymczasem wezel-
XII z wiktua}ami ola syna. W}ozy
IA take w zawiniatko nova ka-
pote i buty, a w platek zawineia
bitego rubla i wlozyia go W kie-
szen cd kapoty, ably Mateuszek
biedv ME cierpiaf. Dawszy re
.swej strony dziadowi kawaiek $40
niny, kieibase i z}otowke. mlynar
ka 'poprosila so grzecznic, azeby
p-zySzykowane dla syna zawiniat
10 odda} Mateuszkowi i uSciska}
go cd matki, azeby jak najpre-
dzej znowu powrocif z wieScia cd
Mateuszka. Dziad ~przyrzek} spell
mic Swiecic to polccenic i pozcgna
wszy sic z mfynarkq, udai sic dro
ca wiodaca ku lasowi.
Niczadiugo potcm m}ynarz pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
zGbTak, SpIGtOy OSzUSt,

w pieknej okolicy mad Narwl9
mieszkai bogaty mlynarz, ktory
mia} syna imieniem Mateusza !
zone Maigorzate. Poniewaz miy-
narzowi wiodio sic dObrze i "a
mark pobierane W zapfacie Cd
mielenia zboza liberal CRUDE pie
Made, postanowi} nic ME szcze-
die ola jedyraka. PieScif go
wraz z Malgorzata. we wszys'--
klein dogadzai i illegal kaprySom
dziccka, ktore tymczasem Wygia
daio bardzo mizernie i ciagle cho
rowaio. Pomimo skonczonych lat
dziesiec;u Mateuszek ME mial tel
zdrowej i czerstwej Gerry, jaka ma
ia zwykle chiopcy wicjscy. Sqsie
dzi, ME chcac martwic mlynarza,
m6wili miedzy soba, re Mateu--
seek ME przezyje roku j kloPota-
Ii sic juz, komu miynarz zapisze
majatek. jeSli ME zostawi po So
bic p]otomstwa.
Przepowiednie sasiadow spraw
dzily sic. Mateuszek bardziej
zapadai ma zdrowiu, pomimo "a
tunku doktorow skonczyi jedne-
90 dnia zycic. Rozpaczai miynarz
ale bardziej rozpaczaia matka.
Trzeciego dnia odbyl sic pogrzeb
i wedlug zwyczaju suta stypa pc
grzebowa. P~ocieszali mlynarza !
uspakajali sasiedzi, tax re w Kill
Ia tygodni wSr6d klopotow / "a
iecia zspomniai O dotkliwej ola
niego stracie.
Me tax latwa byla sprawl z
miynarka. Ia lie ray wsPomnia
Ia syna, lyle ray zalewaia sic liza
mi. Naprozno precautionary lcl
kumy, tiomaczac, re Bog zabrai
,jednego, da W 10 miejsce drugie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
z Washington,D.C
(WIasna Kor. D. c.

w niedziele, dnia logo lutego
odbyio sic tn ola Polakow tutej-
szych dziekczynne nabozenstwo
Z okazyi zebrania sic Sejmu ma
rodowego polskiego w Warsza--
vie. Nieliczna garstka Polak6w,
mieszkajacych w s~tolicy Stanow
Zjednoczonych zebraia sic w ka-
rlicv WV. Ojcow Misyonarzy
Boskiej Milo&ci P. jezusa, MEDIA
ieko Uniwersytetu Katolickiego i
tutaj odprawi, y. A. L.echert
S~p;ewana Msze Sw., a 20 Ewange-
L; powiedzia{ stoSowre do okoli-
cznoSci kazanie. Pc MSzv Sw. by
10 wystawienie. od$2&ewano Tie
Deum Laudamus, a pc Biogosia-
wienstwie wszyscy obccni odSpie-
wall Boze cos Polske.
w czasie Mszy Sw. grady ma or
gankach i Spiewaiy WV. Siostry
Felicyanki polskic. kt6re til w
Waszyngtonie sa ma Studyac,, a
by DO zdaniu egzaminow, otrzy--
mac dyplomy uniwersyteckie ma
nauczycielki; ma ..Ofiertorium"
za5 mIody Piotr R~ydzyhski Cd
;piewai solo. piekne .,motteto' po
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

Stowarzyszenia Technikow Pol
skich w Ameryce do Polcnii
w So. Chicago, Town of
Lake, Bridgeport i Wojcie-
chowic.

W nastepn4 niedziele- dnia g.
lutego odbeda sic wielkie zgroma-
dzen;a w celu zorganizowanla
Szkoly ola Rzemieanik6w we
wszystkich tych dzielnicach mia
sta Chicago.
Jak kaademu wiadonio, nar6d
nasz pod wzgledcm wykSztalce--
MA zawodowcgo jest zaniedbany
! przez to stoi nizcj cd innych ma
rod6w w swei zdolnosci do piracy
tw6rczej ola narodu i molnoSci
wyzSzego zarob&owania dla kal-
diego z osobna.
P~owstajQca Nova Polska do
maya sic Cd mas zmiany takich
stosunk6w. Musimy zajac mlej--
see nam nalezne, 4 dOEonac togo
mozemy tylko przez nauke.
Pclska ma dosyc zwyklych TO-
botn;k6w. a potrzeba jej oSwic--
conego w zawodzie rzemicSlnika.
Nv tn w .Ameryce, ktorzy ME
mozemy dat PClsce swej nauki,
nie w;ele sic jej ma co przydamy'
a i sob:e ne mozemy be- naukl
zapewnit lcpSzego stanowiska !
lepszych warunk6w bytu.
W Amerycc iabryki domagaja
SIG wiecej nau&ki cd tych robotni-
.k6w. ht6rzy chcq mice dobre "a
piaty "a swq rrace.
Dlatego tcz StowarzySzcnie
Techn:kow rostawiio sobie "a Gel
'przyj5t Z pomoSa braci rc5otnl-
czeJ | dac I'M braHuJac2 nduN2.
Nauczycieli many pierwszo7ze
dnych. wyszkolCnych W iEuropic
i W Ameryce. ZnajQ oni sw6j "a
w6d i rOtrzeby robotnjka pol
s,;iego.
Sq tel omi dobrymi obywatc'a-
mi Polakami i uczynia wSzystEo,
ably na~6d nasz podnieSt do ma
.!ezncgo stanowiska ! bytu.
Oczckujemy tylk,o ably robot
nicy sam; pospicszyli do szkoly
ola swego w}asncgo dobra i swcj
rodziny. Gdy TAX uczyniq; 70 !
rarGd odnicsie Z tcgo pozytek.
Ma ACKNOWLEDGEMENT w niedziele
23go lutego doWiccic sic o Szc2c-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
MA WOLNA

wr6cil L pola. Mlynarka wybieg-
Ia do niego I'D podw6rko / L p{a-
czem opowicdziaia mezowi 0 ME
szczesliwym losic ich syna i o
tenn, co mu posiaia przez dziada.
% ty giupia! - zawo}al Smie
jqc sic mlynarz, a toe filut dziad
widocznie Gle oszukai; w kt0ra
STRONG OH poszed}
- Prosta droga XII lasowi -
odpowiedzia}a zafrasowana My
narka.
Miynarz doSiadi konia i pogo
nil "a dziadem. Ma Srodku 1asu
dognaf dziada, a pochwaliwszy
Pana Boga wyrzekl.
- Moi s%taruszku, przytrzymaj
cieno mojego konia, ia tymcza--
sem URINE precik ma niego, DO
psiawiara bardzo leniwy, a mnle
spieszno w droge.
| zsiadiszy Z konia miynarz u
dai sic w las ME pc precik, tylko
pc tegiego debczaka na dziada.
Dziad tymczasem zwachal pi--
smo nosem, i ME czekajac az mly
narz powroci, przewiesif swoje
sakwy przez konia wsiadl ma ME
go i puScii sic galopem be- uzy--
cia nawet precika. Mfynarz pos1y
szawszy tetent konia, szybko po-
wrocil ma droge, lecz juz dziada i
konia widac ME byio. Zawstydzo
ny tenn, re sic tax haniebnie da}
zlapac, miynarz powrocif Z VIE
szona g}owa do domu.
A coz, dogoniles go - zapy
tala go niecierpliwie Maigorza-
ia.
A d~ogoniiem - odrzekl spo-
kojnie miynarz i przekonaw-
sly SIG, re dziad prawde m6wi, pc
}aiem przez nicso Mateuszkowi
konia, azcby mial czem SWINE
nawracac cd szkodv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

dza, wiozono obowiazek zlozenia
1000 dolar6w ma skarb narodo-
WY, Mkt wprawdzie ma to ME ma
rzeka, lecz ME Jest to rzecza bar
dzo latwa, zdobyc sic cd razu ma
te sumo! fowinnaby wediug pro-
porcyi kazda z tych osob zlozyc
80 dolar6w, zeby sic zebraia su-
ma 1900 dolarow; lecz ME wszy-
scy lyle daG NIGGA, Many jednak
nadzieje, re powell zblaymy sic
do celu, L.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

golach programu szkolnego, z
jakim do Was przychodzi Zarzad
Stowarzyszenia Technikow Pol
skicl.
Ia Zarzad S. I. P. w Am.
Inz. Kazimierz Szymanski,
prezes A.;
1nz. R. Turczynowicz,
Sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
List z Francyi.
3S-cia Dywizya W Luksemburgu.

Trzydzicata trzecia dywizya
wojska amerykanskiego, kt6rej
czionkowie pochodza re Stanu H.
linois bawi W Luksemburgu. WIG
ksza GEESE tych zolnierzy to Chi
cagowianie, a najwieksza Geese
tel dywizyi tworza Polacy. Pulki
131 i 1872 So Fufkami piechoty tel
dywizyi, dawniej ~tworzyfy one
pierwszy i drugi pu}k stanowej
milicyi w Chicago. Dywizya 80
dokonafa w Wojnie, co nastepuje:
Jenc6w niem;eckich do niewoli "a
brala 1887, w tenn G5 oficerow
wziela, SO armat i IA karab;now
maszynowych i postepujac w je-
dnym dniu zrobila Sc khometrow
wgfab linii niemieckich. Dywizya
ia cd Ago lipca do Is sierpnia
1918 :. znajdowaia sic ma froncie
AmienS. IA ironcie vcrduiskim
Cd 9go wrzeSnia do II razdzierni-
IA, ma froncie St. AIihicl cd $50
liStop.. az do dnia zawicszenia
broni. Il. II listopada 1918 r.
Obccnie znajdujemy sic W L.u-
ksemburgu rozp7oszeni Pc ma
Iych wio$kach. !Stosunki obccne
many doskona{c: mieszkancy So
ola mas ba~dzo przychyIni 81 to
Tx zwani ,Platt-DeutSchc'. kt6-
rzy W czaSic woinv zachowyWali
sic ncut-aln;C. Il tcraz 50 nam
w~dzieczni. Il my Amerykanic do
konaliSmy teso, czcgo oni prasne-
Ii, a to zesmy pC0ili s~zwabow,
kt0rzy " cza>ic wojny wyrzqdza-
i i'm w:clkie szkody.
Obecnie cwiczenia odbywaja
sc lice godz;n dzjennic. pc evil
czcn.ach ola S~pedzenia czasu ma
my prI2dStaWicn;a lub tC% make
zcbrania. 4 Gas teraz zdaje sic
nam bye bardzo przcWlckiym.
edyz mic mozemy sic doczcNat
chwj'j wyjazdu DO Chicago.
=. WacIuw RcntiIcjs", many W
Chicago amator Sceny. oraz p. Ed
ward PalczyusNi. syn po:u;zn;ka
Folicyi, o"ganizujQ tutaj obccn;c
Stowarzy>zenic PoiSko e. .\mcry-
Hansk;c. ed nazwq .,Poli>h Anne
rican Word War Veterans; do
>toW2rZySzen:a tego NIGGA wste-
powat ty!ko Po!acy Ameryka--
nc. ktIrzy pelniIi sluzbe wojsko-
va VIC I~rancyi; cclem tego ato-
wa:zyszcnia jest zjcdnoc2cnic
tych wszyStNich Po!ahow Nme-
rykanow. StowarzySzenic bCdzic
ntialo "a zadan;c urz2dzenic pol
.k:ch CJchod0w patryotycznych i
czysto pcl@hich zabaw. " razie
>micrci czlon&a. stowarzyszcnie
Wy$le wete-an0w swoich W mun-
durach, dIa oddania kc,cdzc przy-
nalcznej czci; dalszc cclc stowa-
rzy>zenia, ogloszonc ZoStana W
dz;ennikach 20 przyjezdzic a
Sym do Ameryki, Wszyscy Pola-
cy . Am'erykanie. kt6rzy brazil IL
dial W tel wojnie, bedq sic mogli
zapisywac do togo Stowarzysze-
MIA. W.. K.
~rNTN T
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21
Ma LUMBAGO
spr6bujcie M~usterole. zobacZycie jan
Szybko Ona UlSy

Tylko natrzet Musterole predko, a TT
zwyczaj boil przejdzie-a mile uczucts
ukojenia zajmie jego miejsce.
Musterole jest czystq, biala mascL
zrobiona olejem gorczycy. Uzywa So
zamiast plastra z gorczycy. Me sprowo.
dzi pecherza. Wielu doktorow !
pielegniarek chorych uzywa Musteroa
j poleca js swym paeycntom. .
Opowiedza oni chetnie jaka ulge ora
przynosi ma boil gardla, bronchit, krnY.
sztywnosG szyi, astme, neuralgia ko1,
gestye, zapalenie oplucnej, reumatyzr,
lumbago, b6l W krzyzu i stawach, w
~wichniecie, bolace mieEnie, potfuezenini
odziebienie, odmrozenie n0g, zaziebienA
piersi (czesto zapobiega zapaleniu PLUCK
Doc 1 coo s.oik; sloik szpitalny $3.50.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

czerwonej krwi u Amerykan6w ME
ma mic lepszego CO W mojej praktyce
wypr6bowa}em mad Nuxated Iron"
mowi DR.. James Francis Sullivan byiy
lekarz Bellevue szpitsls- depart. W.
ligiatury) W New Yorku / Westches-.
ter County szpitala.. Nu1ated Iron cze-
sto swieksZa size l wytrwaioSt ner-
WOW u zrojnowanych- ludzi W dw6ch
m:es,acach czasu. Jest n obecnie u,
Eywane przez wiecej jak try miliony
ludzi rocznie,, wiaczajac " to takich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-02-21

DIR. KALACINSKI zawiada--
mia swcich pacyentow, &c prze!
niosi swoj offs pnr. 1904 N. Robey
ul. Telefon Humboldt 4765, Ogf.
%
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
HIGH GRADE ORE
FOR 81 FEET

The Consolidated Spanish Belt Sill
YER Mining Company report of prog.
ress from August to 49, sets forth
the following conditions:
San Pedro 15O-foot level, east drift
advanced 50 feet to 1854 feet total
Face shows stringers and punches of
good ore North Crosscut No, 3 ad-
vanced % feet to 46 feet total in
lime shales This crosscut will be
driven to the true footwall, which is
granite. South Crosscut No. 3--at 800
foot station advanced % feet in brok
en- ledge material
Main tunnel, east drift, advanced &c
feet to 513 feet total. In mica schist
carrying well mineralized quartz
stringers.
Main Tunnel West Drift advanced
46 feet to POI feet total For this 46
feet the vein averages over four feet
in width of sood ore This orebody
in now opened for a length OF over
loO Feet. with an average width Of
-nr feet of good milling ere be-
sides considerable highgrade. The
h;ch.g Grade orebody opened in tho lat
ter part of July is "a feet long. The
vein here averages five feet in
width of which one-third is rich ore
Buford An Shaft-Efforts to reopen
this shaft were abandoned at 130-foot
depth because Of caves and heavy
ground.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
CLAIM VOTES TO
ADOPT TREATY


WASHINGTON, Aug. l5.-The Re
publican group of reservation advo-
rates informed the Democratic lead
ers in the senate that more than
twenty Republican senators stand
for quick ratification Of the treaty
with reservations. 1t is said that a
poll disclosed these Republican sena-
tors will support reservations along
the lines that seven Republicans laid
down if it could be brought promptly
Dut from Committee It is apparent
that the move has reached proper
tiOns which might threaten the COM
mittee plans to call additional wit
nesses. Administration Leader Hitch.
cock was expected to discuss the sit
uation with the president late today
Wilson told Senator Lodge that he
welcomed the Suggestion Of the com
mittee that nothing said in the con
ference he regarded as confidential"
He added at would be most agree
able to me to have the opportunity
to tell the committee anything that
may he serviceable to them in their
consideration OF the treaty"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
MORE U. S. SUPPLIES
FOR STATE OF NEVADA

Another large lot Of war depart
mput supplies has just been allotted
TO Nevada by the government upon
reouisition Of the Nevada depart
mont of highways, the value Of the
materials running we'll over 100000
The supplies come to the state with
ont cost. except that Of transporta-
tion. and all will he used in highway
construction
The states reQuisition, which has
Just been sent to the war department
calls for one carload Of Fresno"
scrapers. one carload Of wheel scrap
ers ten carloads Of metal culvert
pipe. two carloads OF metal roofing
three carloads Of barhed wire, six, ten
to fifteen-ton power road rollers, two
concrete paving mixers, ten 25-h. p.
caterpillar tractors and a large guam
ttv of engineering equipment
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15


p 'PN' '''' ~ Jo'" me FanNs OIL pro-
- ""' 'He s""I' at depth OF $50
''' anu '"e ore Oody runs north
u.s. anu '' IT," " es'' reading 10 the
~ '''' , ~" '"d' 1t enters jhe VIC
COY b'ouuO "heFe II may be
',''1' y" ''i d SNORT eFoSScut estl-
~, ,,,'' Y" "' "o' more IHan Iorly Ieet.
" ''"'' "'u oeen sunk TO 40
~, anu " S''''o" cut at IoO "here
'9t1' as sent OUT 10 eaten the
,,.','... "''' ""u oee" p'cNeu up III
''D "'"S AZ Instance OF Z2 feet
-t.l o'' 1"e ,'use was encountered ana
Fl-, ',I ',,0 ''t d '''au1e OI Y
n ,IOu' WV u, =" si"s III 'ne olneF
,os ,.., '''' p'ON'u up lne
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
GOLD VALUES
IN BIG Divide
FOURTH LEVEL

Reports have been current for
several days about a gold strike on
the 40u level of the Tonopah Divide.
Some ot these have been repeated
until they have taken an exaggerated
form which is somewhat at variance
With the facts The face Of the
northwest drift on the 400 level has
been showing good values for several
days Cold values in the property
are rather erratic and the manage
ment is not inclined to place too
much confidence in the fact that
they are getting gold values at that
point However. if they should con
unue for some days further. the
strike may be considered one Of i'm
Doranra The ore is occurring in
rhyoIito gHd very closely resembles
the character of the ore taken prev
onsly from The old workings on top
Of Gold Mountain The values appear
in the northwest drift which is head
ed toward the Brougher ground
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
GAS COMPANY SUED
FOR WATER AND TAXES

In a decision rendered yesterday
Judge Mark r Ayerill affirmed the
right OF the water company to add a
penalty of 10 per cent for bills not
paid on the 18th Of the month. The
question arose through a suit of the
water company against the Nevada
Gas company for water furnished be,
tween August % and December II,
amounting to S75SO5 to which q
penalty of SIS was added.
At the same time the district at
torney filed suit against the Nevada
Gas company to collect $49O.9} back
taxes with accrued penalties An
attachment was issued against the
property of the company.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
RETURNED FROM HONEYMOON
IN SANTA CRUZ MOUNTAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Currie re-
turned this morning from their
honeymoon tour which was spent in
the Santa Cruz mountain, Coli
fornia. and are now at home in
the pretty home formerly occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. j. Fenley. The
couple were married at the United
Presbyterian church in Oakland by
the Rev. Mr.. Ross on August 4th
with Miss Helene Slavin, of Tono-
pah, attending the bride.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
START WORK ON
THE BIG Ledge

Arrangements have been complet
ed to start active work at the Syl-
yania property of the Big Ledge Di-
vide Consolidated at once.
William Oaks, with a crew Of men
will leave for the mine, 50 miles
southwest of Goldfield Saturday to
Oegln work on taking out and ship
ping ore TO the Salt Lake smelters.
MT Blumblay. Nevada representative
" the United States smelter, re-
GENTLY visited the Sylvania property
aud on the strength Of the shipping
ore possibilities Immediately entered
INTO a contract with the Big Ledge
management at a very reasonable
smelling charge for the silver-lead
Ores OF the property.
Judging from the ore exposed and
strength and values OF the deposits
Tue Big Ledge exepcts to now be
come a steady shipper, with pros
yec'S Of early entering the dividend
class
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
RIBBON BARS AND MEDALS
WILL BE READY SOON

The first issue of the official Vic
tory Ribbon Bars will he made to
the army soon after August 9. When
the Victory medal is ready it will be
distributed, together with a ribbon
bar, to all officers and men who
participated in the war
The Victory button for civilian
wear is now available for all hon
orably discharged officers and men
at army recruiting stations and posts.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
bella KUN To
HAVE A TRIAL

~, NsSOriHted PreSRI
GENEVA, Thursday Aug 1.-THE
aln,d governments have been in
formed by the Austrian government
that it will he held responsible for
Bella Kun. the Hungarian communist
leader and for his delivery later for
trial by an allied tribunal, says an
Innsbruck dispatch
Bella Kun will be tried for hanging
and shooting Hungarians during his
reign of terror in Budapest 1t is re-
ported he will resist extradition. It
was added that he desires to go to
the United States, taking with him
tho money his wife and he carried
ont Of Budapest
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
.BUTTING IN ON
THE NEAR EAST
Ry Associated PresaI

PARIS, Aug. 15.-Frank Polk, head
of the American peace delegation,
conferred with Premier Venizelos on
the Thracian question and discussed
various plans to adjust the situa-
ton The conference ended with the
question no nearer a settlement. The
supreme council is studying various
plans for division of Thrace in such
a manner as to he acceptable to
Greece and Bulgaria. as well as
France and England.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
WHOLESALE SMUGGLING
IN MEXICAN BEVERAGE


Ell PASO, Tex, Aug. 15-Tequila
is being accepted as a substitute for
American whiskey on this border and
MeXicans are said by officers to be
doing a wholesale business in Snug
Cling this Mexican drink to the
American side and selling it to Ameri,
cans Drinkers say they prefer te
quila to any but the getter grades Of
American made liquor Recently a
fishing party of prominent Fl Paso,
ans was arrested because they had
tequila in their possession
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-08-15
WANTED A king
FOR new nation
nv N.-ncinted pre.al

nv Nss0ciated preEal
GENEVA, Thursday. Aug IA
Prague dispatch reports that a large
section of Socialists under the leader
ship Of Deputy Buries. are working
for creation Of a monarchy in Czecho-
Slovakia and their choice for mon
arch has fallen upon the Duke of
Connaught. uncle of the king Of Eng.
land The dispatch added that the
Duke probably was unaware of the
honor" and that official negotiations
had not been opened.