davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03
bic ludzi 4 nieWatpliwie pierwiast-
k6u, navch nnatynHnych

bic hdzi 1 nieWatpliwie pierwiast-
k6w psychopaty@nych.
C4owiek ten, ktory, ~obarczony
brzemieniem ciezkich win, z iakas
niepoczytalna efronterya, z jakims
zupeinie osobliwym rodzajem naiwne-
go cynizmu usiiuje ewoje brudne zy-
Gle p~rzedstawiae W aureoli meczeh.
silva, ten cz}owiek - ku wstydowi
naszemu - byf niedawno postacya
wywierajaca wp}yw W Gallcyi. Cd r
1888 do 1894 J6zef Oriowski, ME
many nikomu przedtem aspirant dc
! zawodu adwokackiego, byi naczel-
nym redaktorem i wydawca wielkie-
so, ma ogromna wprost ska&e prowa-
dzonego dziennika, ktory poch&onal
krooie tysiecy. Gdy " roku 1894, po
bankructwie pisma, stanaf pred sa-
dem, oskarzony o falszerstwo weksli,
dlugi jego' wynosiiy $50 tvs. koron.
OrIowski ME mial ami szelaga wlasne-
go majatku. Me przedstawiat mic -
bezwzglednie mic. Mimo to przez re-
ce jego piynal strumien zloa.. By
Ii ludzie O nazwfskach znanych i g}o-
snych kofach obywatelskich, ktorzy
z ~niepojeta nieodpornoScia pozwolili
kierowaG sic takiemu zeru, jak Or
iowski. Byli ludzie, ktorzy do rozpo-
rZadzenia jego postawili fortuny. By
Ii, kt6rych latwowiemoSc, naiwnoG
zyciowa, nieopatrznos6 osiagaia roz-
miary niepTawdopodobne. =. MONA
by nieledwie podejrzewac, 20 spre4y-
na dramatu byia jakas demoniczna
sHa, ukryta W O4owskim. Ale ME.
Ten mafy. niepo1orny, po1bawiony
szczegolnych zdolnoSci czlowieczek.
umia} tylko pc mistrzowsku graG ma
polskiem dobrem sercu, ma polskicj
dobrodusznosci a zdobywany, z baje-
GINA iatwoScia pieniadz pozwolii NIL,
niestety, nj sajecie W apo~4eczenstwie
prze1 kr6tki Gas wybitnego publicz-
nego stan 1wiska.
Wspomnienie ,,Kuryera Polskie-
co., wspomnieuie J6zefa OrbowSkie--
60 ma fotelu redaktora wielkiego Or
ganu, rumieniec wStydu wyciska ma
obliczu Galicyi.
A jednak, juz po sromotnym upad-
ku krakowskim, OrIowski. osiadlszy
We Wiedniu, jake adwokat ,,rehabili-
tuje sic" sEybko, zdobywa znowu zau-
FAME, stale ma @ele stowarzyszenia
p~oskiego, dostaje order, zamysla IL
biegac sic o mandat poselski. Gaia
Ia ,,czeSe druga" karyery Orlowskie-
go OPERA sic ma szeregu ozustw.
I znowu pieniadze, zdobyte prey po-
mocy fantastycznych pomysi6w, przy-
p~ominajacych romanse s~ensacyjne,
plyna, iak woda Or{owski wymySia
nieistniejacych ludzi, n~ieistniejace
spekulacye / gra, znowu ma latwowier
Eosci rodakow, jak ongi, kiedy aspi-
rowal do roll wudza krakowskieso
mieszczanstwa. Wreszcie - demas-
kuja go Niemcy. Odejmuja prawo
wykonywania a~dwokatury. Stawiaja
pred sadem.
Gdyby byiemu publicyscie i adwo-
katowi, W trzecim okresie zycia, przy-
szedl koncept spisania pamietnikow,
byfby to cenny p~rzyczynek ola bada-
ca psychologist polskiego plemienia.
Otto - niekt6re tylko - zrodia
naszych informacyi; por6wnujac je
z tutejszym / dzisiejszym OHowskim,
- stwierdzamy, re naciagacz ten ME
zmienil sic ami troche - Mo zrcfor-
mowal bynajmniej - szkodnikiem
jest tn, jak byl MIN tam / ola togo
- pred MIN przestrzegamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

A ia innem miejscu tegoz samego
nume4u ,.Kraju" czytamy:
Pred kratkami sadu karnego W
Wiedniu toczyi sic process byiego adj
wokata, d-ra J6zefa OrloWskiego, o.
skarzonego o oszustwa, popelniane W
celu wy4udzenia pieniedzy. Orlowski
wyludzil cd r6znych ludzi 178 tysie-
CIV koron. Jest to oszust W wielkim
stylu. Jake typ kryminalny, jest on
mieszanina rafinowanej c~hytrosci,
niesiychanego daru Zjednywania So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

go prZyJazdem, ktory nlstorya Lapi-
sala ma czas Bozego Narodzenia 1907
roku... Orlowski przyjechal i zgio-
sill sic wnet do nasDej Redakcyi, choc
wlasnie nasze pismo przestrzegaio o.
g6i polski tuteiszy pred przyjazdem
owego ,,specyalisty" cd cudzych He
szeni. . OrIowski przyjechal i z wiei-
kiemi tn odrazu wystapii pretensya-
mi: on - dzialacz, ~literat, wydaw-
ca, protektor - oczekiwal cd tutej--
szego spoleczeistwa, il przyjmie go
ono z otwartemi ramiony i stcr mu
spraw swoich z zamllnietemi ocZyma
powterzy. -.
Zawi6di Sic - cokolwiek. :. Z ms
przywitano OrIowskiego tax, re ME
mial tjuz ochoty pokazywac sic W Re-
dakcyi naszej Pc a drugi, a nadto-
pozniej nieco, gdysmy przejrzeli i po-
znali jui niebezpiecznie n~atretna grs
tego - aferzysty W wysokim stylu,
ME waha1iSmy sic przestrzedz pred
MIN os0b, ma kt6rych nam Zalezado,
a koIo kt6rych kreciG sic poczaA 6w
,,dOktor kies1Onkowei chirurgii'.
TAX wlasnie czynimy / artykuiami
niniejSZymi. PrZestrogi te ma
sze oparlismy M informacyach,
zaczerpnietych o Orfowskim W
Ojczyznie; nadeSiano nam mia
nowicio o czlowieku tym - doku-
menty i pisna krajowe pierwszorzc-
dnei miarodajnoSci, nadeslano / listy
prywatne, kt0re wszystkie zgodnie
Oriowskiego potepiaja | doradzaja
przestrzedz og6l pred niebezpiecz--
nym ozustem. Dokumenty to posia--
danny do dziS W naszei Redakcyi i bill
iei intercsowanym Tub poszkodowa--
nym chetnie mimi sluzymy.
*
Vice, gdy, M. o. swcgo czasu gio-
sii, 10 ZOstaje s~ekretarZem polskiego
Biskupa. postaralismy sic, by x. BIZ
skup curriculum samozwanczego Sc
kretarZa po2naf ito pOskutkowalO.
Potem o. wzial W opieke p. j. +. S.,
o kt6rym o. swcgo czasu gfOSno opo-
wiadal, zc sic dian 0 order postaral
we Wiedniu i kt0remu ma uklada6
.jego odeZwy i k~omunikaty ,,do naro-
du"; udawaliSmy sic osobiScic do p.
s. 1 przedstawiali ryzykownoSc ta-
kich dian znajOmoSci, jaki jednak
skutek odniosfa nasza fnterwencya "
tym wypadku, jest rHecZa publicznie
| ~powszechnie wiadoma.
Pred paru laty - Sp~olecZenstwo
i sprawiedliwosc tutcisza zabrafy sic
do Oriowskicgo ma dobre: caIy, dlu-
gi szcreg jcgo sz%albicrstw, Oszustw,
naciagam i matactw zwaliI sic ma je-
60 wlasna glove i "pana doktora"
postawiono W stan o~SkarZenia, a jc-
dnocze&nie do Redakcyi naszej zgio-
SZ0nO OkOd0 trZyuZlcStu
-3O) ieSo sprawek, kt6rych to pre-
tcnsyi finansowa strona wynosita Pa
re tysiecy dolar0w, wyhIdzonych
przez ~Oriowskiego nairozmaitszym o.
sobistoSciom! Oriowski w6wczas o.
hiecywal wszelkie sprawy zaiatwic
Acknowledged i zapowiedzial, lie my
sIi z Chicago sic usunaG; tymczasem
tiednak ami sic ME u%sunat, ami wick
szosci sprawek owych ME ~uregulowai
i no dis dzieh grasuie ma bruku CHI
cagoslIim, jake jedno z naiwstretniei-
szych / zakale nasza stanowiacych in
dywidudw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03
Z Prasy KraJoWe.

Poniiej podajemy M z~akohczenie
- charakterystyke Or4owskiegO -
zaczerpnietq Z dwu artykul6w mako
micio redagowaneso tygodnika Pc
tcrsburskiegO ,,Kraj', (dzis juz ME
istnieiacego), pisma ma punkcie zr6-
dlowosci swych informacyi pierwsDo-
rzednie miarodainego; artykuiy owe,
zamieszczone w mum. 3-cim ,,Kra--
in" z dnia 21go stycznia 1905 T., ma
str. o. 10. 1 H., uzupelnia sylwetke
tego polsko amerykahskiego aferzy-
sty = oszusta w spos0b nastepujacy:
,,Adwokat. kt6ry superintendent
pGwierzone mu przez klientow fundu-
sze, aferzysta, kt6ry wyhudza cd la
twowiernych poczciwcow pieniadze ma
budowe zamk6w ma lodzie, ,,rycerz
przemys3u", kt6ry spekuluje ma ME
spokojny temperament starzejacych
sic widow i obietnica slubu wyciaga
cd mich zaliczki ma przyszly posag-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

kt6rego ~spoleczne nasze organizacye
powazne dawno juz wyrzucily-poza
swe nawiasy i koIa z jego przesziosc
w~ystepna, kt6ra powinna go a ma
zawsze usuwac cd wsZelkich spraw
publicznych, zwiaszcza tych, w kt6-
rych finanse W gre wchOdza - dis
- ledwie sic sprawy take wylania-
ja, juzei 6w siawiony ~naciagacz
jest PREY Mich, juz sic kreci kolo de-
legatow, iui sic SHASTA, sfuzy, radzi,
jua znowu .pomaga!'.. Najpowaa-
niej radzimy ostroznos6 - ~przestrze-
gamy!
Przestroga nasza tenn bardziej po-
Wilma bye ma czasie, IL wiemy o tenn,
re grasant, o kt6rym NOVA, ma ME-
stety pewne wpiywy - ograniczone
oczywista, ale zawsze one So, dzieki
momym swoim prOtektorom, kt6rym
shuiy "a munsztuk | - rekodajnego.
Slyszelismy, re petno go mp. bylo ma
sejmie W Buffalo, re tam juh tydzieh
pred sejmem siodzial, uwijal sic, "a
illegal, przygotowywal, a choG sic ma
Izbie pokazat ME odwazyi, lecz poza
mia knowaf, nurtowal, ,,swoje robif',
DO do tego Zdatny - iak mafo kto...
Co wiecej, - pisanO prZecie, re az ma
ambaSadorskie trafil pan Gw przed--
pokoie - ajakze, re wiec az tax dale
ko siegnaGby mogiy jego paiecze, o.
bleSne, lizu6sko-schIebne krety / kom
plimenty!... Przeto tenn bardziej i tam
sic przygodzi przestroga nasza, wiec
tylko ola tel ~przeStrogi powinncj ma
piszemy ~jeszcze pare b~lizszych, a dalej
siegajacych informacyi o Owym Or
lowskim, DO mole 90 poza ,,stolica'
Polonii amerykahskiej, ME znaja TAX
dobrze, jak my go tn znamy W Chica-
60, z pewnoScia zas ME znaja go pa
movie W Waszyngtonio, kt6rych god
nose znamienita wylsza bye Wilma
ponad cicnie i ~pOkalania, jake moze
sprawiG zbltzenie sic takiego jak o.
indywiduum. Z~aZnacZamy, IL mogl1--
bysmy informacye o MIN poslac po--
ufnie, gdzie naIezy, ale wOlimy napi-
sac tn otwarcie, DO TO lepicj, pO-
prawniei, a moze bye 1 skutecz--
niei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03
MACIERZ POLSKA.

Jest orEsaiSacya laczaca miodziez poll
ska Obojga pic. " ~pracSch naukowych.
pAtryotyczuyCh / bratniej pomocy dL1
podniesieni2 ducha morainoSci dooro-
bytu " spoleczenstwie. a s~xezegolnie
miedzy miodEieza polska. Mona Zspi-
saS sic ma posmiertns cd lat u 30 Is:
na czlonk6w StowarZysZonych beg o.
graniczenia w.ekI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

Pismo nasze od dawnych lat przy-
iclo ma sic obowiazek trzezwienia O.
pinii. trDesienia IA rozbudzenie drze-
miacego Sqdu zdrOwego i uczciwego
spoleczenstwa. Oczywists - r~zucaja
sic "a to na mas najrozmaitsi przy--
padkiewicze. dorobkiewicze. aferZy-
Sci i gransanCi; ale TO i'm ME vie
Ie ponlaga, q nam ME s1kodzi; ro-
bfmy swoje - prZeStrzegamy
kogo naleiy i ktO Chce sIuchaf. no j
tom - jesteSmy pewni nicraz u
Gallo sic nam zrobiG dobra rzecz' lub
przynaimniej uchronic ja Od szkod-
nika i Szkody.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

W stosunkach naszych - tutej-
szych o praoownik6w takich j~eszcze
trudnicj Mill W O~jczyznie, gdzie
przynajmniej vie sic zawsze, y kim
sic ma do czynienia, gdzie ~naiczesciej
MONA okresli6 z jako-tako miarodaj-
Ma doza pewnosci - gdzie kto zacz:
czy gfowacz czyli glupiec, osobnik
dodatni, czy indywiduum szkodni--
cze. Tu - inaczei, W spofeczenstwic
polsko = amerykanskiem ,,inteligen-
eva" rekrutuie sic W bardzo ~Zuacznej
liczbie z ludzi niepewnego autora-
u,entu i p~rzeSzioSci - bardDo rozmai-
tel: W najlepszSm razie bywaja to
jednostki maio gruntcwne, kt0re Y
koniecnoSCi biora sic do tego, lub o.
neSo fachu ~(eNemplum - chocby
nasza praSa tutejsza. par excellence
-.przypadkowa''; czasem bywaja Ia
cy. kt6rzy majac gdzieS tam cos ma
SuInlCIlu. SNAIdIe SlS
wac, ale to rzadko. - daleko cIesciej
NSr6d ,,inteligencyi" ~naszej, TAX zwa-
nei, grasuja osobniki n~ajgorszcj kon-
duty i kategoryi, kryteryum zas OPT
nil publicznej jest tn tax dalece ME
wyrobione, il indywidua takie tole--
rule sic. z mimi sic znosi. zyje, ha -
dopuSzcza sic ie do robot spoiecz-
nyrh i narodowych, cho6 cd tych o.
Statnich powinno sic z ZaSady trzy--
mac zdaIa wszeIkie ,,krzywe palce",
i tylko ludzi 2 czystemi rekoma. a su-
nnieniami winno sic do mich dopusz-
CLaG.
Ale - my sobie ma zaSady gwiZ-
diemy: IL mas ~inaczei - inaczei -
~inaczej: - i z opinii robimy sobie
niewieie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

Read ndrodu pEzez nor6d ola
Rdrodu, ME s9inie z poDierschHi
siemL
- Abraham Lincoln.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-03

MeSoUie Std1u USsedsfe <gd-
dSajq sic ID zddHiu, Ee must tst-
nice sjednOcsOna, RieSdieSnd
Sdn0IsQdRG PoiSk0.
WOODROW Wilson.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
MILLION DOLLAR
REAL ESTATE DEAL
MAY BE MADE SOON
Harry Wolf to Purchase Old
Masonic Property. Is
Rumor.

Purchase of the old Masonic
temple property, northwest corner
of Capitol avenue and Sixteenth
street, by Harry Wolf, is one of The
big real estate deals about to be
made, according to rumors in rea
estate circles. :,
1.-THE deal is not completed" said
Willard Robertson of tn. property
committee of the Masonic temple
craft. 1--WE have passed a resolu.
ton to dispose of the property and
make use of the funds in our
benevolent work. At present the
building is rented to various labor
unions Of the city for their head
quarters"
A member Of the firm of H. A.
Wolf & Co. stated that the deal
is under way, but that nothing dehn-
lite has been done on it.
Plan Big Building.
It is said that Mr.. Wolf is plan
ming the erection of large new
building on the property.
1t is also rumored that the con-
templated purchase price is $l,00O,-
600.
Rumors that the Scottish Rite
cathedral at Twentieth and Douglas
streets is to be replaced by a much
larger structure were denied yester-
day by T. w. Mccullough and
Frank Patton, prominent members
of the order.
Cathedral Too Crowded.
1T is true" said Mr.. Mccullough,
that the cathedral is too small at
times when we have large meetings.
When it was built we didn't think
this consistory would grow to have
5000 members. On these occasions
the cathedral is crowded very much.
But at other times it serves its pur-
pose we'll"
Mr.. Patton said that he had heard
suggestions that a larger cathedral
should be built.
"The only building we are doing
now or contemplating is a $4,000
addition to the old Hayden property
which we own at 2l12 Cass street
and which we give free to the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton for a girls home" said Mr..
Patton. 1.-THE cathedral is adrnira-
bic for its purpose except once or
twice = year, when it is crowded
just as any other building may be
at times"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
SAYS Maid Deserted
Baby and Looted Home
Of Clothes Worth $3.50

Police are looking for a dcmure
maiden who Tuesday left the home
of Mrs. Ray McAdams, 5000 Pop
pleton avenue, after taking $500
worth of clothes and leaving the %
months old McAdams baby alone
in the house, according to a report
to police.
Mrs. McAdams told the authori-
ties that when she returned from
shopping Tuesday evening about
$50. she saw the baby lying near a
window crying and had to pry open
the rear door in order to get in. She
found the home ransacked and her
maid gone. The loot consisted Of
evening gowns, table linens and
coats. The girl is we'll known to
the police, they say.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
CORKHILL DENIES
HE THREATENED
TO- KILL HIS WIFE
Testimony In Automobile
Mans Divorce Suit Is
Completed.

Charles J. Corkhill, formerly man
ager of the Haynes Auto Sales COM
pany, and now living retired at the
Omaha Athletic club, testified in
the suit of his wife for divorce yes
terday, that she was sullen and
acted in an unnatural way on a trip
they took by automobile to Denver
in August, 1918.
Testimony in the case was COM
pleted yesterday after three days Of
hearing.
He denied that he threatened to
kill her in Denver and alleged that
when she left him and started to
flee back to Omaha he hurried to
the Union station in Denver and
persuaded her to come back. Later,
he said, she disappeared from the
hotel and he, thinking she had gone
TO Omaha, returned by train here,
only to find a card from her stat
ing she was in Brighton, Colo. He
returned there and found she had
gone to Los Angeles, he said.
Mr.. Corkhill admitted that he is
the owner of $4,000 in the First Ma
tional bark. $4050 in the Mer-
cants' National bank, about $l5,OO0
in several banks in Rochester, N. Y,
$l,750 worth of Liberty bonds, ST 900
Argentine Republic bonds and vari-
Gus other securities and cash.
The couple have been married rs
years. Mrs. Corkhill still lives in
their home, 2553 Pratt street.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
WILL CHAMBERS
GAINS s. POUNDS
IN SHORT Time
Farmer Says He Is the Happi-
est Man In Illinois,
Now.

81 guess I was about the hap.
piest man in all Illinois when l be-
gan to regain my. strength after Z
started taking Tanlac, as had about
given up all hope" said Will Cham
bers, q we'll known farmer who
lives on R. F. D. No. 8, Hanna
City, III.
''Last winter I had q severe at
tack Of the flu which left me in:
a terribly run down and weak COM
dition," he continued. ~ lost thirty
pounds in weight and was so thin I
was scarcely more than frame,
and was unable to do any work At
all. l was in bed a number Of
weeks-I do not remember just how
maryland when I got up I could
hardly get about. Even after got
so ! could walk out as far as the:
barn I was 50 weak I don't believe
I could have lifted an ear Of corn.
and I stayed in this shape for
month after month, and nothing /
did seemed to do me any good. !
had no life or energy and was just
dwindling away all the time and
had about made up my mind ] was
going to die, and woud lie awake
nights worrying over my condition.
My wife was worried as much AZ
I was, as she could see I was grad
ually growing weaker and weaker.
"One day neighbor was in to
see me and said he had an attack
Of the FLU and it had left him in
about the same condition I was, and
that he had taken Tanlac and it
had brought him out, and advised
me to try it. Well, my wife went
to town and got me three bottles
to start on, and wish you could
have seen the way ] began to I'M
prove when I started taking il. I
got better and better every day,
and it was only q short while before
l was doing all my work, and
soon. ! felt as well as / ever had
and today ! am stronger and feel
better in every way than / have in
years. l have gained thirty.five
pounds in weight, five pounds more
than ] lost when bad the flu. /
always keep supply Of Tanlac in
my house and never expect to be-
without it, and / give Tanlac the
credit for my good condition and
would advise others to take it il
they are in the fix / was"
Tanlac is sold in Omaha at all
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Com.
pany's stores, Harvard Pharmacy
and West End Pharmacy. Also For
rest and Meany Drug Company in
South Omaha and the leading drug-
gist in each city and town through.
out the state of Nebraska.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
Former Coroner Recalls
Unsolved Death Mysteries
Failure to Identify Body of Murdered Woman Leads
P. c. Heafey to Reminisce- County Has Buried
Several Unknowns in Unmarked Graves-Mis-
taken Identity Frequent.

turned to Omaha and found his wife
in widows weeds mourning his
death.
A man burned to death in a car
of slack coal, he says, was recog-
nized by family in Council Bluffs
and turned over to them for burial.
Three months later the family
suffered a severe fright when the
father returned and walked in the
rear door announced.
The stricken family rushed
from the front door and it required
several hours effort on the part Of
the head of the family to convince
his wife and children that he was
actually alive.
Not Always Poor.
Unidentified bodies are not ali
ways of the poorer classes, accord
ing to Mr.. Heafey. Several years
ago he says a woman we'll dressed
in silks and plentifully supplied
with money left train at the I'm
ion station and hanged herself un-
der the viaduct.
All efforts to identify her failed,
although descriptions were sent to
all parts of the country.
The body was held for three
weeks, while hundreds of clues were
run down, only to meet failure,
when identification seemed proba-
Bile.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
"Dick" Hassel to Give Dinner
toMore Than 100 Bee NeWsies
Proprietor of Woodrow
Cafe Plans Thanksgiv-
ing Treat for Lads
Who Sell Papers.

John Dick Hassel, better known
as Dick" asserts that he will never
forget the days when he hustled
paper" on the streets Of Chicago
and of how grateful he was when
a kind-hearted restaurant man
would now and then give the boys
a Thanksgiving or Christmas treat.
He is proprietor of Woodrow
cafes No. l and No. 2, Ella South
Fourteenth street and 1911 Farnam
street, where he will give The Bee
newsies a Thanksgiving dinner at
8 p. m. today.
He expects to feed so news mer-
chants at each place and AYERS that
he has made adequate provisions for
the elasticity of the average news
boys stomach. He will serve tur-
key, cranberry sauce, cake and all of
the other trimmings"
II can remember just what this
means to newsboy and l intend to
give them a real treat" Dick stated.
Mr.. Hassel came to Omaha from
Chicago three years ago.
Harry Graceman, chief street cir
culator of The Bee, will have
charge of the boys at Woodrow
Cafe No. 2, and Harry Markell, as
sistant circulator, will look after
the boys at No. /.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
Are a Harmless Substitute

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are the
result of DR.. Edwards determination
not to treat liver and bowel complaints
with calomel. For II years he used
these tablets "a vegetable compound
mixed with olive oily in his private
practice with great success.
They do all the good that calomel
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Note low they clear clouded brain and
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-11-27
OIL REPLACING
COAL AS FUEL IN
MEAT INDUSTRY
New Equipment Installed In
Packing Houses and No
Plants Will Be Shut
Down.

In contemplation OF the Goa
shortage several packing plants have
arranged to put in oil burning facili
ties to replace use of steam Goa
and the first to report that oil burn.
ers have been installed is the Morri.
company.
Some of the other plants installed
oil burners last fall and the most OIL
them are almost completely equip.
ped with facilities to burn oil. In
some case where steam coal is used
it is mixed with oil, $3.50 and it is
reported the plants will be greatly
relieved.
Several of the plants reported
Wednesday that many of their de-
partments had to be shut down on
account of lack of coal. but were
again in operation and at the end OF
the week will be running to full
capacity.
Several hundred carloads of crude
oil have been received at the local
yards in the past few weeks and
Wednesday found large supply on
hand, which will insure the full op-
Grafton of all plants. Several COM
panies are making arrangements to
build large oil tanks for storage,
which will do away with the costly
and dangerous previous necessity of
storing steam coal.
A canvass of the packing indus
tries of the South Side, Wednesday,
revealed the fact that there will be
no shut down of the various packing
plants on account of coal shortage
and the coal strike is said in way
to have been a blessing in disguise.
Oil, it is prophesied by many heads
of the packing industry, will replace
coal entirely, in the near future, and
they say they have found the change
will mean a great cut in operating
expansect