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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04
INSTITUTE is IN FULL
BLAST AT BERNALllLO

Especial Correspondence TO The JOurnalo
Bernahllo, n. NJ, June 3..-The
county teachers institute which IS
in session has an enrolment of
twenty eight.
Large numbers of teams headed
for Rio Puerco valley, Cuba and
Jemez country are crossing the
bridge at BernaGllo, taking the
newly constructed road connecting
with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
road.
The bridge three miles above
Pena Blanca, near Cochlti ana
leading to Bland, is reported IN
impossible condition.
Juan Gurule, an eX-soldler, son
of former Assessor Jose II. Gurule,
is confined to his room at Placitas
with a severe attack or rheuma-
tism.
Luis Marines of Pena Blanca,
was a visitor at Bernahilo Tor q
few days, having accompanied mere
his oldest daughter TO attend lhe
teachers institute for six weeks.
Mrs, II. Block left for a visit 10
her daughter, Mrs. Siegfried Sells-
man, at Albuquerque. r
Fritz H. Straus and A. G, HOT
man returned Sunday evening from
a trip ND Las Huertas canyon nun
Of enthusiasm about that beautiful
country full of ripping mountain
streams with its many WATERWAYS
and inspiring solitude of the can
Won. They are good for another
"trip. and a number more OF loNerS
Of unauthorized nature.
Ernest Seligman, who has been
sick for the past three weeks mas
regained his health.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04

tious in their work and have at all
times been loyal in their support
of the county superintendent in all
his efforts for the advancement Of
the schools of the county and the
raising Of the standards of the
teaching profession.
At Pennington a vocational ag-
riculture department has been es-
tablishod during the year with Mr.
f. +. Uhl in charge OF the work
There is an enrolment of seven
teen in the vocational class, and in
addition to these Mr.. Uhl has
about thirty pupils in an elemen-
tary agricultural class. This class
is having gardens for their home
project work and the pupils are en-
rc''nd IN the Thrift clubs of the
state department of education and
IA the nlted States school garden
army The vocational department
is carried on under the smith
Hughes act. The Pennington
school also maintains good depart
ments in manual training and
home economics. The consolidated
school at Kirkland has q well
equipped home economic depart
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04
(Contlnnea from YesterdayD

Spring wheat, oats and barley
good.
Chimayo: Too cold a part of the
week and alfalfa not very good,
Ranges rather poor also because
of cold. Spring wheat and oats
coming up nicely; corn planted.
Apples nearly all frozen.
Albuquerque: First cutting Of
alfalfa will begin at the close of
the week. Corn coming tlp we'll
Light showers were favorable.
Mountainair: Recent rains have
benefited range. oats and spring
wheat fair to good; garden truck
and winter wheat poor. A good
stand sof corn appears general.
Fair prospects for fruit.
willard: Crop conditions favor
able; bean planting well under
way. Corn coming up fairly well.
Ranges good, stock doing nicely.
Hermosa: Heavy thunder show
ers on the 2Sth. Farmers contin-
ue planting corn, beans, cane, etc.
Rather cool nights here.
Taos: Oats, barley and spring
wheat coming up nicely, with good
stand Corn planting practically
finished. Fruit promises well ana
is in full bloom. Ranges and pas
lures good, alfalfa fine.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04

Editors Note: Labors protest
against the high cost of living
is voiced in a lengthy article
from the pen of Samuel Com
pers, In the June number of the
American Federationist. Pursu-
Ing our policy of making the
voice of every class articulate
through the Journal. we are re-
producing this article in eleven
installments.
This article is good tempered
and intelligent. Without ex-
pressing any opinion at this
time upon the merits of the con-
illusions reached, we commend
1t to all classes of readers for
careful perusal. Some solution
to the trouble complained of
must be found.
Confined from Yesterday
Profiteering rests the whole
weight Of its rotten structure upon
the wages of the worker. The
twenty-one great corporation
at the outset of this
article reaped last year profits aV-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04
Labor's Protest Against Rampant Tragedy
BY Samuel Go1npers.

eraging 435 per cent above profits
Of previous years.
Second, immediate effective ac-
ton must be taken to prevent con-
tlnued increases in the cost of liv-
ing.
This requires action of a funda-
mental nature. 1t requires action
by the congress of the United
States. II requires understanding
and determination on the part of
the government of the United
States and the departments that
come in contact with the processes
of production and distribution
Advice ITO eat the cheaper cuts of
meat must give way to a more in-
telligent comprehension of facts
and willingness 10 deal with them
in an American fashion construc-
lively.
Third, there must be an end 10
the enactment of the kind of legis-
lation typified by the Esch-Cum-
minis railroad law and the Kansas
court of industrial relations law.
There must be an end of legislative
repression, restriction and coer
cion. Not only must there be an
end to the enactment of legislation
of this character, but there must be
repeal of legislation already en-
acted.
Freedom in America must not be
destroyed by legislative incompe-
tence, nor must it be destroyed by
judicial decree through injunctions.
The constitution of the United
States must have its full meaning
restored The thirteenth amend
ment which declares that there
shall be mo involuntary serVitude
except as punishment for crime
whereof the party shall have been
duly convicted" must not be alb
rogated as it has been by unseeing,
unthinking Legislators and judges.
Fourth, the congress of the
United States will do well to give
immediate and effective considera-
ton to the proposal of the Amerl-
can labor movement that control
of credit capital be taken from
private financiers and placed IN
the hands of n public trust to be
administered upon principles vol
untary and cooperative In ehar-
acter. This will strike vital blow
toward eliminating the abuses OF
profiteering and exploitation.
Fifth, the congress should pro-
vide Immediately for full publicity
for income tax returns.
There must be immediate steps
toward equalization of wages ana
cost of living and effective steps 10
preyent new margin from re-
placing the one to be dissolved. .
This means that there must be
a permanent remedy for the high
cost of living.
The working people of the Unit
ed States are speaking today IN
mandatory terms. They nave
reached the point at which they
will no longer endure or suffer m
Justice by legislative enactment ana
profiteering by private pirates, II
those in control of the legislative
destinies of the country do not uh-
derstand the needs of the workers,
at least the workers themselves I'M
understand. They know the con-
dition in which they find them
selves. They know the restraint
which they have practiced. They
know the limit which there is TO
their endurance. The service they
have given entities them to the
right to be heard They Will be
heard. Their demand to be heard
is a demand which comprehenuI
the welfare of the country.
CONTINUED tomorrow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04

Chicago. June 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 10000. Reef steers mostly
15c to 25c higher. Top heavy,
$14.b9; best yearlings, STATS;
bulk, $12.75@14.OO; she-stock
mostly steady. bulk early $9.OO@
1915; bulls steady to 25c higher,
with bolognas showing least
strength calves steady to soc low
er; few vealers to outside. $4,000
1850; packers early bidding mostly
$14.0O; feeders strong.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Market
steady to 10c lower; heavies dull.
Top. $14.S0; bulk light and light
butchers, $1460@ 14.75: bulk $50
pounds and over, $13.S5 a 14.40;
pigs mostly steady. .au aYt...
Sheep-Receipts 10000. quality
poor; practically nothing doing;
early bids sharply lower; few fat
shorn lambs and yearlings. $1,000.
Kansas City, June 3.-Cattle---
Receipts 1890. Few sales choice
killing cattle 25c to soc higher.
Export steers, $3.50; yearlings,
$14.40; bulk other grades dull and
about steady; veals and calves
steady to 25c higher; bulk good
and choice veals. $12.25 "a 1878;
stockers and. feeders 25c lower.
Hogs--Receipts $500. Plain
light mixed dull. other weights
steady to 10c higher; bulk light,
$13.25@14.00; bulk medium and
heavy, 20.
Sheep-Receipts 1900. Spring
lambs weak Full deck, $16.35;
odd punches to small packers,
$3.50; few sales sheep about
steady; Texas wethers, $40.
Denver June 3.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 400. Market csc higher,
Beef steers. $1100@13.50; cows
and heifers, $8.08@11.50; stockers
and feeders. $S.00@11.00; calves,
16.00@18.50.
Hogs-Receipts 400. Market
strong. Top. $14.15; bulk. $13.26I
,@13.75. 4
Shaep-Receiuts 100. Market
steady. Lambs. $500 a 1900;
ewes. s7.25@1O.O0. . ..a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 3.-Butter-Mar-
|ket higher. Creamery, Al a So R c.
Eggs-Market higher. Receipts
2S,785 cases. Firsts, 80 90 40c: Or
binary firsts, Is " a 36hc; at mark,
caseS included, 37@39c; storage
packed extras, 42642Ac; storage
packed firsts. Al Y @42c.
Poultry--Alive lower. Fowls, 34c.
Potatoes-Market strong. Re-
ceipts Is cars. Northern white,
$3.50. New, strong. Louisiana
0riumphs. 9.75@10.00S Burbanks.
$500; Florida barrels Spaulding.
SIS. 50@16.00.
Kansas City. June 3.-Butter--
Packing &c lower, sic; other
grades unchanged. tE
Eggs-Market 1c lower. Firsts.
37c; seconds. ale.
Poultry--Hens lie lower, csc;
roosters 10 lower, Ice.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04
CROP AND RANCE
CONDITIONS ARE
VERY FAVORABLE

Especial Correspondence to The Journai)
Santa Fe, n. M, June 3.-There
were local showers over the state
from Wednesday till Friday, with
rather cool nights in northern
counties, but thereafter warm,
beautiful, highly favorable weather
prevailed, says the United States
weather bureau report for the
week ending June l. Some add
tional flood damage occurred and
central Rio Grande farm lands
were much damaged by high wa
ters. Rapid progress has been
made in the completion of corn and
bean planting, as well as some fod-
der crops. Early paintings are
coming up nicely and the cultiva-
ton of corn and cotton is general
in southern valleys, along with the
completion of alfalfa cutting,
which is now under way in south
central counties. Spring and win
ter wheat, oats and barley are do
ing well. Ranges are good to eX-
cellent and stock in unusual condi-
ton. Apples in the Mountain Park
district do not promise a fair crop.
Pueblo Week was favorable for
all growing crops and range. Thin
ming of beets and some replantins
is under way. Stock good.
Vance: Farming conditions are
now going forward under almost
ideal conditions. Ranges are fine
and stock doing well.
lone: Farm work a little back
ward, but making rapid progress.
Ranges are fair to good and stock
is doing we'll.
Mountain Park; Apples are
shedding heavily; spraying is
slowly under way. Ranges in this
vicinity are needing more rain.
Truck late.
Roswell: cultivated crops are
making good progress, all plant
ing practically, finished. Week
about normal In temperature and
sunshine, with heavy rain 26th,
and light showers 2Sth.
Virsylvia: Very heavy rains and
rather too wet for corn. Alfalfa
a foot high; range grasses good.
Winter rye, wheat and. oats are ex-
cellent and good stand of spring
wheat. Field peas. one of our
main crops, now up TO good stand.
Fruits blooming.
Tres Piedras: Rather heavy rain~
favorable for range, corn, oats, bar
ley, spring wheat and gardens;
onions read to use.
Bland Heavy storm on the 2Sth.
some hail damage at Cochiti and
streams locally high. Too cold for
ranching; ranges fair.
Espanola: Some of the bottom
land was damaged by overflow. but
impossible to tell extent as highl
water continues. Ranges and pas
lures looking fine; some alfalfa
very good, other fields slow. Corn
little backward but looking good.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04

make three year proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before United
States commissioner, at Albuquerque,
Bernalillo county, New Mexico, on the
18th day of July 1890.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
Gaskell, OF Albuquerque, New Mexico;
Clint l.. Calklns, Of Albuquerque, New
Mexico: Robert Il. P0sey, Of Barton, New
Mexico; q. #. Gest. of Barton, New Mex.
leo.
FRANCISCO DELGADo.
Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04

FNIiERE may be hundred other ways
a to say it,, but in good plain United
States, it's they satisfy" Those fine
Turkish and Domestic tobaccos and that
caa't-6e- copied Chesterfield blend put
Chesterields where none can touch them
for quality and value.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-06-04
LEGAL NOTICE.
4-34Sb
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department Of the Interior, U. S. Land
office at Santa Fe, New Mexico, May
20, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Jesus
Maria Garcia of Chilli, N NJ, who. on
May 3. l9l7, made homestead entry, M
0326S7, for NWA, Section 20, Township
. n, Range E., n NJ. i. Meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make three
year proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before United
states Commissioner at Albuquerque,
Bernalillo county, N. M, on July IA, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: Quri-
no Coulter, Anastasla Anaya, Abelesio
Romero. Thomas q. Apodoca, all of
Chilli, N. M.
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department of the Interior, u S. Land
office at Santa Fe, New Mexico, May
25 1920
Notice is hereby given that Ira c. Cal
kins, OF Barton, N NJ. who, on June 18TH,
1919 made additional homestead entry,
No. 02s946. for sWh, section 20. town
ship 10 north. range east n. NJ. p.
Meridian, has filed notice Of intention to
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-14

Wczoraj spotkali SIG p~ublicznic
oko " oko w~faSciciclc dom6w, O.
raz agenci rcalnosciowi Z jedncj
strony, a ich komornicy Z drugicj
stronv; ma wezwanic sPccyalncgo
komitctu L iona Rady 'Micjskicj,
wybrancgo, zcsz{y sic obic strony
" jedncj &c sal komitetowych
gdzic alderman Mulcahy, jakotez
lego kolcdzy, intcrpclowali VIA
Scicicli dOmow i agcntow W spra-
vic wygorowanych rcnt6w, ktora
to sprawl wic!kicso rozglosu O.
statnio w micScic nabraia. SLIME
liczcbnic przedstawjali sic komor-
nicN ktorzy z}c w strong swych
,boss6w" rzucaii spojrzcnia. By%o
.ich z CORA dwlstu. Naipierw india
gowanym by} James II. l1ool,
.czionek firmly: Hool Realty Co.,
lt6rcmu pytania stawiat Pocza'
alderman Mufcahy. Przcciwko
MENU najwieccj wnicsionych 70
stabo skarg; PAM Edwin Elder,
1883 Pratt blvd, ~zcznala, re W
ciagu zcszlego roku podnios} jcj
komorne I $50 do $150. Sw-iadczy-
10 przeciwko MENU wiele innyoh
os6b. Zapytany przcz aid. Mulca-
by - jaki argument Postawic mo-
re w swej obronie, odPowiHdzia},
IL jest on gfowa najwiekszej W
miescie agency mieszkan do wy
najecia, skutkiem czego, Z kolei
rzeczy najwiecej przeciwko mic
mu musi bye zaaalci. Nastepnie
czytaG on pocza} z przygotowanej
.listy nazwiska osob, ktorym pod
ri6si konorne, gdy jcdnak komi-
tet zazadaf Cd niego wreczenia
,nu tego spisu, wzbraniai sig "a
daniu zadosc uczyniG. Na6wczas
aid. Mulcahy oswiadczy} mu, IL
taktyka jego i jemu podobnych,
.sorsza jest navel Cd zwykiego
bandyty; prMobiecal, IL sic do
sk5ry lego zabierze. Wszczal
sic ma sail wieHi krzyk
wielu T. komornikow zblily4o sic
do agcnta i wygrazat mu poczeto
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-14

innczNia sic traCicZnic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-14

'piesciami, ME zafujac przytem do
sadnych epitetow. Widzqc, IL mo-
re Sic to ola niego skoficzyc ME
fortunnie, obawiajac sic zlosci-
dlugo tlumionej, szybko kroki
swe kierowac poczat XII wyjsciu,
w koflcu znik} caEhowicie.
Pc wysfuehaniu kilkunastu "a
zalch, alderman przyrzek{ skarza-
Gym, il zabierzc sic do tych pam
k6w w najkr6tszym ~czasic; obic-
cal IL rcnty beda znizonc, winni
przyprowadzeni do ~odpowiedzial-
noSci. Siowa jego przyjeto ogdl--
ncm uznanicm. Gaia Ia kwcstya
omawiana bedzic PREY najbli1szci
sPosobnoSci Przez Radc M;cjska
ia rcgularncj scsyi. Ma wrzoraj-
seem zebraniu obechy1n byl asy-
stent prokuratora dyStryktowcgo
- Robert Milroy; szpcra on "
ksi9zkaoh prawnych "a jakimS
Statutem, ktoryby unozliwii wal
Ike Z togo rodzaju paskarzami.
PLAGCIE A DOCHO-
DOWY.
Urzad podatkowy wys}af byi
do $50 tysiecy mieszkaric6w mia
sta Chicago aplikaeyc, kt6rc maja
bye wypelnionc przcz tych, kt6--
rych docl,6d przekraoza Sung ty-
siaca dolardw. Jak wiadomo. kaz-
dy Z micszka1irow miasta, placic
musi 6w podatck. Ludzie san1otni
placic mttsza Cd tysiqca dolarow
rocznego dochodu, ltrdz;c zonaci
cd $500. DO tel pory zwr6cilo
aplikacye 65 tysiecy ludzi, o czem
zawiadiamia kolektor akcyzy -
Mayer. Ma on nadziejc, IL I po-
iatk6w tych wplynic do skarbca
: samego dystryktu chicagoskie-
20 pietset milionow dolar6w, czy
!; 80 milionow dolarow wiecej,
niz roku zcsziego. Department
0w wySle W najblizszych dniach
wiecej aplikacyi; czeka or
tyIko ma nadejScic tyclze Z Wa
Szyngtonu. Cd ~placenia tego po-
datku ME wolno sig absolutnic u
chylac; tego, kt6ry bedzie sic sta
raj uniknac cd tego rozkazu, VIA
prawa, spotkat mozc k}o-
pot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-14
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie re strony 1-szei.

IA sig dopiero zaczsia ma dobre.
Probowali nickt6rzy senatoro
vie Peddac mu mySl, azeby Gala
afere oddac W rece komiSyi ska
dajacej sig Z trzcch czIonkow ar
mil a trzech senatorow, ktoraby
to komrsya przcstudyowaia rzecz
dOkiadnic i zdaia sprawe IA naste
pnem posicdzeniu kongrcsu. VIE
III so1atorow uwaza bowiem spra
VIC powszcchnej .stulby wojsko
wei n mnicjszej wagi, a wielu
sc jcj wprost sprzeciwia. Sena-
tor Kahu mySl podobna stanow-
GO odrzuci}.
KhNADA WOBEC POKOJU.
Ottawa, ID lutcgo. - Wiele
k}oPotu Mai scnat amcrykanski
ably wybrnac Z wielu zastrzezen
poczyniorych w warunkach po---
koju swiatowego. Arcrykanic
czuja sic nicjaho pokrzywdzcni
Z powodu togo &c Anglia, dbaja
ca zawsze pilnic o Swc intcrcsy,
przypilnowaia / wywalczyia pod
pozorem sprawicdliwU&ci daleko
wiecej giosGw W Lidzc Ludlow a
rizcli A~mcryka, Anglia ma PREY
many CLOS osobny ola AustaIii,
Poiudniowcj Afryki, Novel &c
landyi Indyj i Kanady =.
Ame7Na ma tylko jeden glos.
Hhuszuie wiec senator Lenroot
zazsdaf azeby i Anglia ograniczy-
Ia sic do jednego gtosu, aibo zeby
Ameryce przyznano rowna liczbe
z Anglia. kanada zaprotestowala
rrzeciw ograniczeniu gtosow An
gill, gdyz toby sic rownafo cdje-
Gu Prawa zabierania giosrl przez
argieiSkie dominia. ktore wielkie
oflary poniOsly we wojnic, a pre-
to fch gSoS powinien bye wziety
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'ENN! ~ TN I
WLASCICIELE DOMoW
A P~UBLICZNOSC.

yiCcci sic ME pUkazd{a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-14
DO WIADOMOSCI.

Ola dogodnoSci naszych Czy--
tehnik6w, podajemy do wiadomo-
sci, IL podatek rzqdowy cd docllo-
du "a rok 1919 Income TaN) mo-
INA placic W fill rzqdowcj De-
partamo1tu Akcyzy (lnternal
Revenue Department. pnr. 1924
Milwaukee ave-, w budyllEu
Schoenlnofcn, 2gie pietro. Biuro
to jest otwartc codzicnnic cd GO
dziny 9tcj rano do Smcj wicczo--
rem.
w bnrzc ten b~czpfatnic udzic-
lq wszelkich inlonnacyi oraz wy
pclniq ~nalczycic iormy Podatko-
VIC urzrdnicy rzqdowi, Nt6rzy
w4adajq polskim jezykicm.
Dzieh logo marca jest ostatnim
dniem do p}acolia lego podatku,
iccz radziny wszystkim azeby
sprawc tc zaiatwiIi jak najpre--
dzcj, azcby uniknqc nat4oku i nic-
dogodnosci ostatnich dni togo ter
mimi.
Department Akcyzy otworzyl
dnia 1go sicrpnia 1919 +. szeSc fl
Iii W micScic Chicago, gdzic mo-
INA za}atwic wSzelkic sprawy ty-
czacc SIG rzadowycll podatkow.
Ellie &c So pod nastepujaccmi a.
drcsami:
1924 Milwaukee ave.
415 N. Clark I'll.
1926 Lincoln ave.
sol w. Madison ul.
6240 Kimbark ave.
712 w. 63cia ul.
Xxx
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pod uwage W sprawach jake Liga
Ludlow bedzie zaiatwiac w prey
szlosci. kanada wprost powiada,
re ustapi zupeinie re Zwiazku LII
dow W razie przyjecia ~zastrzeze-
MIA senatora Lenroota o liczbie
glosow.
OKRET SIZE PAIL.
Nowy York, Il. lutego. - Pre-
szsej nocy ~przyszedl tn telegram
bez drutu wzywajacy o natych--
miastowa pomoc, sdyz stack
William Henry Webb stanal w
piom1eniach lnny telegram dono-
81, &c jezeii sic ogieh mic da opa-
uowac pred p6lnoca to zasoga
muSi sic ratowaG i opuScic sta
tick. Dzisiaj zaS dowiadujcmy sic.
&c drUgi orktc Panama stoi jut W
pogotowiu ma wypadek gdyby po-
try cha zaszta zabra6 zafocc, 4
wzgiednic 6w okret z ]powrotcm
DO portu.
UCIEKAJA "a N
Mcksyko, IA. lutego. - Korzy-
Z bliShoSci granicy, a ME
majac wiclkiej ochoty PoSwiecat
SIG dalcj sluzbic Marsa, pustano-
WHO kilku ncgr6w sprobowaG II.
cieczki Z wojska / ukryc sic pred
poScigicm w Mcksyhu. Wojska
jednak mcksykanskic juz trzech
dezcrtcrow pochwyciiy i
pddafy w rece wladz wojskowych
amerykaIiskich. Patrolc tcraz
wzmocniono ma granicy MekSyka
zotnierzom garnizonu pograni--
cznego zabroniono przekraczat
grantee pod jakimkolwiek pozo--
rem.
WYPADEK MA AEROPLA-
ME.
San Francisco. IA. lutego.
Ethel Broadwick robila vic
e prob ma aeroplanie doSwiadcza
nowego wynalazIlu jak sic 81
;zczac i robic skoki Z tax zwanym
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: NaAAyca S~raIOdSrxy A~NefN6ae1vS
wyhGJHeycA M kieszsnls iatwpv1ess
uych. ME ma DzIEHTEIK CHICAGO
ok M swych sspaltaoh. b. ssNssa
DrIcutS ola do6ra ludu- 0szukaneEs
fire RA1oSr ptanoWc1a - DZIDHIIE.
Ku CHICAGOSKlN tyiaAsAas ATi
1Sa noES.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-14
SMIAkY RABUNEK.
San Francisco, IA. lute9o.

Dan FldIlClSCO, IL. lulSSO. -
W samym SrodAu miasta " ca
sc gdy setki ludzi Przechodziio
! ~ interesami, dwaj rabusie napa-
Iii biura bOndUw wolnoSciOwych,
zabra!i CO mogii l PREY ten zabi-
ii ma sm;crc dwCCh mezczyzn a
~pcstrzclili jcdnQ kobiete. Zaiatwi-
wszy SIG W ten sposGb L c?orny-
mi i zostawiajqc diva trupy poza
SODA ,rabusic przecisneli sic przGz
tium ludzi, wskoczyli do samocho
du czekajqcego ma Mich ! znikncli
W ul3cach miaSta.
WIELKIE BANKRUCTWO.
Newport News, Va, IA. lutego.
= Wic!hi bank kolonialny maja-
Icy dcpozytow przeSz}o ina pJftora
mil;ona dol. zaWicSii swc czynno
sci ; oddaf sic W recc sckwcstra
nz2dowcgo. Podobuo pozyczki da-
wanc be- doStatcczncj gwarancyi
ihy}y przyczynQ kraclru.
ZERWANA TAMA.
Toronto, Ont, IA. lutego. -
rod silnym naporcm woody aIbo
ncz moze Wsk3tck madliwcJ
konstrrkcyi pGkia wielka tama
wodna W Abitibi, mFynic papicro-
wynn. Pig osob zgineIo ma miej-
sou. kompania musiala natych-
miast przcstaC daIszej piracy.
MILOSIERNA KANADA.
Bangor, Me, IA lutego. - kiedy
w nickt0rych prowincyach W ka-
nadzic byfa prohibicya a ludzie
zdani byli ia pomoc L AmeryNl,
SHY przcz granice do kanady po-
sy{ki cennego ptynu czascm w
dose wielkich ilo5ciach. Dzisiaj
IKanada wywalczy}a sobie wolnoSc
obywatclska i Smia4o moze zaPi-
Ijac sig do wolf, ale tez ME zapom-
niaia w SVEN szczesciu o swych
sasiadach "a woda, DO jak sic do
wiadujemy, teraz Z kanady ply
ma powodzie alkoholu do Amery-
XII. Jest to pogwa}cenic prawa
prohibicyjnego, ma ktore szcze-
g6lnicj skarza SIG mieszkancy
Bangor. Powiadaja chi, re nigdy
pred ten ME by}o tylu presto
pujacych prawa trzezwoSci, co Cd
czasu prohibicyi. Pija ludzie po-
mimo, re cena jest niezmiernie
wielka, ,sprowadzaja vodka po-
mimo c%zujnoSci urzednik6w Go
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CO miaF, Wszystko leJ DAT, zFozYI
jcj picniqdze ma kupno ~Picrscion-
IL s!uDncgo ! ma szaty Slubne.
spodziewajqc sic. lc wkrGtce sta
ME sic jego, ma zawSzc jcgo. Dzi-
siaj st. Dutra cpia,;ujc nicstaEost
scrca dzicwiczcgo / straty oHrq-
eIci sctki dolar0w. Nellie, kt6ra
on zamierzat poSlubjc wiecej &C.
Mia picniqdzc niz Stanislawa, /