davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

STRZELBA ma polowanie ma spree
daz. 1902 n. Wood ul.. 1sze pietro,
z tyiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18
KUPNO & pRZEDAZ

MA SPRZEDAz meble l piec ku-
chenny. ZglosiG sic 1909 Fowler vi.
drugie pietro.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

POTRZEBA klerka do groserni, hur-
tow1ny sklad. 60 E. South Water ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

MEBLE
Sprzedam "a $195 moi sliczny $oOO
overstuffed, 8 sztukowy garnitur par
lorowy obtczony jedwabna velour
m~aterya. luzne cushions, sIrezy-
ny W tylnem oparciu / p~oreczacn.
Take Player fortepian ! duly z pod
w6jna sprezyna fonograf, gra wszy-
stkie rekordy, gwarantowany, nal
nowszego stylu garnitur do tadalnl,
sypialni, dywany, davenport, sto1a-
ce lampy, statki it'd, sprzedAm "a
] kabad5 umiarkowana oferte. Me
pomihcie tel taniosci.
R~ezydencya.
1922 s. KEDZIE AV
2 list.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

>POTRZEBA ch}opc6w IA do 16 let.
mich. Diamond Whip Co, 406 No .
Curtis ul., blisko Grand ave. 2S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18
PRACA

POTRZEBA kobiet do sortowania
szmat. 2404 w. Grand ave., blisko
Western. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18

POTRZEBA ~starszego meSczyzny do
og6lnej janitorskiej piracy. 6S8 Mil
waukee ave. IL
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-18
PORTEROW.

POTRZEBA balwierza ma stale. -
1859 Noble ul.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
Smantunnpn taaffa

MooOp firioittaa: SOS Sumala
pani glaoamir pois maalliieSta @e-
oeuiStd Dboen ipnnin tabOem oiat-
teletfo eta b6n losfiii meioGt 81
'b61ll6 oleipaan paratiiiiinia fpmme
nine titbaniine ipnteinemme?" Weab
ootonta on iinun iiis fostaan ifui.
fee @eoeniin aStua, fun on lpnti-
taaffa onlallatunnolla, fun ei ole
anteefiiantamutien ipormalutto. Slid
robfene, pstdwGni, Ills enGG le-
noble fGDoG enuenfltin nsfosia To-
iitGt tGm6n ianan: Sierra beitti
meioGn faiffien ipnnit Sanen p11l-
lenid".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
Eairpurt, ..

Sitmolun raiiboa toifpon faifiIlc,
iotfa ibnriien uimcd funtoa, ia tict
aufi auttniaIle jofo moffiin, iind
@iittaio-Iebocn folitta Sitmnln pii-
buu.
Seurofuntommc puoiifofous oil
If. 8 y. iIIoIlo; foforis olfoi posto-
rimme piibeella oincesto: 81 tefo-
jen joboostn ipuan %Ioitpeutenia NH
foar, Git. 3:5. 2ofonfiesia fdptet-
tim innoffansti piibeenuuoroiu ia
oIimot micIt6 plentdpi6, fila mar
mosti ioiume buomoto eta tpom-
me Serrosio ei ole tiirbd. Soappa-
nildbctps ia icminodri oipot Siimo-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
0Nafas4 ia 0raffain1

&afii pst1lpDStG oil firieDaibooS.
ia ia futen toipallista, oil firieioen
termebops: "&affoin %pstGmanil"
@utta erd6siG firjeesid oil fesfen
faiffeo t~eripe6ops. "yfafos pstGpG-
nil" 8aiffo ie Duoflti ianallaisto
pst1ipDpttG ia lGmpoG fltin enncn-
fin oil firjeen iaoin fuitenfin buo-
lestltnlit ia f%irioitti tobto pStop1l-
leen: Mifii ~firjeeli terwebops on
min pierasto ia DleistG laotlo?
Ionioita bengelliiiG pubeita,
ioornoja ia firjoitelmio fititlIeSio ia
lufieSio fobooo mposfin ormolap-
len ipo1mest6 buofaus forfertteen:
~Weifii terprbops on Min plciSt1
ia mierasta laotita2" &c Dtlin11n
robfoiiec ia ilob0uttao fiirioa pp-
6iinpaeltoia iieliio, effd ban fililee
toiipoolliien Ost6mdniG nubteluisio-
fin tGn1Gn faiitn: "Gaffoimponi".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22

oGt pimepoen pallasta ia iiirt1npt
meio1t raffoan Yoifania paltafun.
taan, banesid meilla on lunastus
b1nen mereni1 fautta ipntein on
teefiiiaaminen (&ol. t:t3-14).
Suomi 3ofo moailma on lunastet-
III Seeiufien Weren fautta ia on
~aitiins". Misid on irntein anteef-
iiiaaminen, iiin1 OF eldntG ia au-
thus, iill1 Sumala nGfi bpip1fii ct
til faifti t1pteps b1nesid aiuiii ia
ettG ban teboen raltban D1nen ris-
tiniG meren toutta b1nen fauttaan
iopittaiii itieni1 fansia faiffi, bd-
men fauttom faiffi iefd maosia
cttG taimaisia. SeioGtfin jotfa en-.
men olitte bGnest1 mierautuneet ia
mieleltGnne olitte bGnen ipibamie-
benid t~eboesiGnne mifa pa6oa on,
b1n npt OH iomittanut Hoifania IL
BON ruumiisla fitoleman fautta a.
iettaafieen teiodt ppbind ia mtbteet-
tomina ia moitteettomina eteenld
(@ol. 1:19-22).
gp1usfoinen ibminen on lilon-
nostaon Sumalan wibollinen ia
t1llailen Sltmalan %pibolliien on
Seeius %aiettanut niibteettomana s.
fan eteen. Sis fofo manilman
&riStus meni Ell fouristen ia ma-
Iiffain iperen fautta, poan oman
mereni1 foittta ferta foiffiaan foif-
fem p1bimpGGn ia iui aifaon iiai-
len lllnostufien (Sbr. 9:t2).
Satf.
S. &-nen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
Yaras

SltlttaIoinen rabbi fpipi ferran
oppilaiItaan, mifd oliii parbainta,
mitG ibminen moili omStaa pDiD1f-
ieen oifealla tieIld. Yfii mnStaii:
"&DW6 lltonne". Soinen ianoi:
~&ppG toperi". &olmaS armeli
"g8iilous". Mh1tta neliG8 lanoi:
"SDw6 ipoGn". Scotia, ionoi rob
Ri, ~"iunoibiii iiiGltDp faiffi, mitG
toilet oipat iononeet, Slid ie, iolla
on bpWd ipoGn, on bpwG luonteel-
tam, bGnellG on bpiuG tomeri ia on
miilnS mics. Sarioittafoon iofai-
men ~ientdbbcn wilpittomppttG ia
Observation-Disclosures, min ban iGilpD
moneIta murbeelta".
0tlttta mif1 oliii Ills 9D%ipGipOG-
miippttG? Sc ettd pDipmme Sunta-
laSia. Sill1 opoStoli ianoo: "Sot-
lofaa, ipeliet, ettei fenellGf6Gn tets
td ole pobo, epGisfoinen ipoGn,
min ettd tan litopitl eldipdstG Srt-
malasta".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
ERR ALOILTA

wu on iaatu ia eoelleen iaaoaan;
pantin Serra tafaa.
@irtailiiain walinta oil belppo.
Seurafunnan faifilla WiroiIla eli
moi loistaa maoilmalle; 1lG fen
ta1n ole fiulattu, Sumala n1fee ia
mafioa iultiiesti. Sept iolla Wirfa on
pitafoon nirastania puorin, ettei
Serron tpo tdrii linun t6bteii.
BainesniIlen fairaalasia t. +. Z
p. leitattiin Mrs Gamma Pobto
ban moi bppin. Wer Soban &arbu
on 10 pitemmaf aifna iairastanut,
toilin oiioin ,5ppinfin beiffona. Scr
Soban &angas elGd <bnefirian jail
feen, fosfnpa l11fGrit ei tieneet mi
ia t1n potee. 2outfaontunltt on fp-
ldsiamme ieliraaipat: Stat 2oopi,
Souno 8alli, Soban Soppari ia
Seiffi Sumppi min etta fuolemo
@leuraii ionfun pGipan perdstG.
gfuistafaa, tuolen1o tulee Imam
postintuoioa ia mitrttaa nsfomai-
len taiiuaan loon ja uSfottoman
itfitltn ia maipaon, iofa feStdd id
ii. Sent on otolIinen aifa, npt OH
o%lttunben pGipd. Sltmolottomot e.
oeStGnne on fuollitt SceillS. Sulnn-
Ian sofia, SeeiuS ei iGGnbt frole-
man tipuibin ban nouii plos fol-
mantena paipGnG ia eIdG SiGn Ole
feollo moittoinno. @oitto fuolemos
ia ia perfelcestG oil mornn, moiffu
werinen. @eren titripiin faiffi.
S(ttltas
9lltg. Noponen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
@mii 6upmip

Scum iuuri espanialainen taiteili-
ia oil maalannut tuiiluiian toilIlin-
ia eiittaen Serran ~ebtooniien aie-
tusta, min ibmisten biiomio fuipnn
fatieIleSia fiintpi eniifii bopean ipG
riiiin bobtamiin malioibin. Eam1n
buomattliaan iipeli taiteiliia mall
iat titmmalla wGrillG, ettG ne tuli-
mat iameannatoiiifii. Scum bGnelt6
fpipttiin milf ban t1mGn tefi, Ia
moi ban tabtonania, ett6 fatieliiain
.buomio fiintpiii eniifii Seeiufieen
ia iitten masta muubun.
Sengelliien obielmany futen pu-
9eioen, lanluien, loliuntoien D. NJ.
eiittdmiiesiG, Wielapa 5eneelliiistG
aiioista festustelleSiafin, fap IL
iein min, ettd iofo e~iitpstapa tai jo-
fit nun eiitpflesiGmme fiinnittd1
enemmdn ibmisten buomiotu fitin
Seeiits, iota me taboomme eiittGG.
@ifo meio1nfin oliii Ills iamennet-
taipa faiffi MUTT p1rit, iotfa mao-
lmmosiamme fupasia ipGiffpm1t
tirffaammin fitin SeeiuS9
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22

Scandinavian. Nopeat, ajanmukaiset
Manic ruoka ia kodikkaat hytit.
BIRGER OSLAND e. COMPANY
PXX-ASIAMIEHET LXNNELLA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
Supeaiufi, isis.


&uinfaS mullten flin p1nnG fd-
teen ia piirtelen teripeiiet Auttoion
"ro8fuforiin" mutta tdDtpp prittGG
ia prittGnDttG Ell moititol
&anidlliSten t~oubuista ferron
pain, ippstG ettG olen fanIallinen
ia toiietii tdntd on enIinlGinen pai-
fallisfirieeni. Soulu iubIisto folliin
ia buomioni iiiben Ills fiinit1n.
W1e mentiin Italia fltulelle lGbeS
TOTO iofiIailet; obielmana oil .mes-
ia ipntDnDt lapii ieimesid. YirS
gtiane oipaii ipblatunnelmnR pie
nellG pubeelIa ia l1ttemiiella. Site
ppb1foululapiet runoilla, lauluillo
ia lufemilella funnioittipat Srma.
lac enfclein fansiu. &Ilipo atrs
Salmi ia Mrs &aartcfi lauluil-
loan maltaamasia i%bmistunteita ia
neibit 2oimi ia @ili @npola ia
&ilba ia Sofi @ltbonen u~bteiSWir-
rellG ferinneet ia Scr &e6usmaa
fiitteli ia feboitti pptdfoiillnopetta
iia acknowledgement eoesfinpGin of
jateSiaan lopiio Seeiufien mo.
% pGimG ioulnfuiita oil taaS
mieli toululIe, moan "forni" tuli
eta opettoiomme on ioiro&tunitt,
min juntalanpoIpelusta CT ollut-
fam, noan fliitenfin fofronmlttiinr
fanteleesta loltlettiin ia turfostet.
tim ieurofllnnon firiat ia m%irfoili-
lat eiitettiin ia bpuGfipttiin ia o.
pettojoo entistd toimottiin oiwon
pflimieIiiesti. gpbGfoulu oil Iomal-
Ia eiillG; opettoiat foulrun pi8tet-
tim, tietpsti benfiIoitten i%uostnnlut
leila. Spw1stit fanteleesta loulet-
tin ia fotiin riennettiin.
Mutto on6an meill6 noiiilIofin
ieura, jobon %fofoonnumme eniimdt-
nen %iunnuntoi ~fuusio; iielld me
tuipolliluitoen mufaon pannoan pop
t1 foriofIi ia mltoroin mieradna
oomnte ia niinp6 tietenfin rfot ia
lopiet mufoonJ fl1infn- fulloinfin
iopii itlefullefin, ia me iitte Inltle-
toon ia n1liin lnetannfin ia fes.
fuStclloan; niinpd mime f%errollo-
fin pioimn1c mefin, futon toipolli-
Iesti Ionotoon, ielrnmme muclifo-
foufien, mittta nstGpdni Secius
SirmoIon %oifa Ell ianonitt: "@n
MIND" fun STA SiiutoIo IGbetti ba.
nGet maoilmoon, eif6 ban %ioronut
Sobonnefielle: "@n nina, iind iii
ben poremmin felpoot", finn So
6onnes fonioIle innoi: 9ntio Sit
nlalon 9oritio, iofu pois ottoo
mooiIupn innnit. @otiofous, tdmd
nirfo oil rosfos fun puicrli bifi-
rciidtfin wcrto tibfnmnon. Mttttd
nnei6dn m%irfoiliiat 'nupot pienen
ntoittcen l~GbimGiieItS6n oino los
flts; beittdfdGmme faiffi %ponboIle
niiobellc ia ottofountme nuii ipuoii
mostoan uutoesio m~iiooosio. Seeius
ianoi: "Ottofoo risti ia ieitrotfoo
miniio". Seeius tefee micld ristin
fepcaffi, iofq totiieIIa usfoIIa fen
mdstoon ottoo. @iimefii toipotdn
roriboIIisto nutto witotto faifillc
~ " WITHIN. = l..i..ffoIo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
Gmanfelinmia ilman ehtOia
@ug. @obonen

So Seeius iorloi BELLE: @entd6
faiffeen maoilmaan ia iaarnatfaa
emanfeliumio faifille luoouille
(G1art. 1915.
"Seeius fGSfenpt OH epanteIiu.
mia mennd fanioillen iulistamaan
ettG tuntililpnt niitG ortebia joita
bGn tiili palmi$tamaan fofo iuipul-
lie Ian~genneeIIen e. t. 25S). Sari-
iealainen mieli 10 &ristufien pGiipi-
nj ioimali Sltnlolan epanfeliumin
bulluuoefii, ormostellen iit1.
@eposfin aifamme fariieufiet ia.
nowot lita beifofii iopa aiman
fltolleefli ustotii iita iofa omistaa
Seeiufien boapoisia ipntein anteef-
Il %antamaflen tapobtuneer.
Ylimmdiiet papit ia fariieufiet
fplla tltlfitlimat tanialle Seeiusta
iiiben topaan etta Seeius wiettelee
fanloa ia jos faiffi fonfot %usfoiii-
luat bGnen oppinia, min iiitG moi
pi muooostua dpallanfrmoufielli-
men life, iiten ett1 roomoloilet TIT
leipat ia ottaomot meioGn maarl-
me ia faniamme. Sa t6siG mieles.
Ia mlifa Dli pappi &aifasfin lauiui
cttG le on meille torpeellisto ettG
Dfii filolee fanlon tdboen ettei faif-
Fl fonio buffuiii. S1nlG oil fplld
Sumalnnfiu ajotus, ioten Sumala
larilti maat amen, mutta tooel-
linen ipD mifii eim6t f~ariieufict ia
firjonoppincet pit6neet Seeiuflesto,
plt le ettG be eitpdt pitGneet See
iuficn opista - ipDStG fun ban iar
moi oIeponia Sitntalan Hoifu (Sob.
5:1S; 1870.
@ifomme fariieufiet mp0Sfin ioi.
moilerpot enonfeliumin ioarnaajia
lain bplf10iifii y. NJ. &rtcn fori-
icuflet Seeiilsta loillo tuomitiiiuat
(Sob. 1870. gtiwan Diljottain e
rGs en- poppismies buomuutti nil
mile fun fesfiisteIin b6nen fans
loaA outluloen aIioista, cttG nc
bin iooriloa eponfcliumio ilman
paranmiSto". Noi min, i1n1cttelin
ia oloin utelemnan eta minfaS-
moiSta ie iemmoinen eipnnfeliumi
fifteen on, iofo ei poronno ibmist1l
Selitin ett1 rnomottu tooistao c.
mnnfeliumin olemon t~erpeDocfii fai
file ibmiiille. Giponfeliitmi opcttoo
foifen iuntnlottoman meuon bDlfG1
n1GGn. SinG ie on Sumolon ipoi-
ma. - 9aiin, mlittn pnronnis en-
fin torfoiton. - go miitta, ietd,
tc oiotte tofaperin, oiottcIin buo-
mouttno, ipoon 6dn ferfiii poisti-
moan.
Sttnfoamme NIT bitomioomnte
mitd opostoIi Tonipoli firioittoa TO
IosioIoiiille, feboittaen beta fifth.
mddn Sidd, iofa on tebnot meioGt
ioipcIioifii ppbien p%crinn0n %oiaIIi-
i~uutccn molosia (9oI. t:12). SID
iiis on fehnhf meio1fi glpostoli iat-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-01-22
lIj'S'llN;|lET
pIKATIE SUOMEEN

Lyhin merimatka Scandinavian. Nopeat, ajanmukaset laivat.
Manic ruoka ia kodikkaat hytt.
BIRGER OSLAND e COMPANY
PXX.ASIAMIEHET LXNNELLA
lis South Dearborn St, laheHa Adams st. Chicago. Illinois
HvHien vIkkaan kysynnan vuoksi varatkaa ajohsa paIkat laivoiua. Kaik-
kiln kyselyihiu antavat aulisi vastaukGa Observation-Disclosures, 1bE
laisina toimivat:
MICHlGANlSSA; Munsingissa John Korpea.
Negauneessa Peter Auno.
bessemerSsa Jas. L. Drun Stambaughissa Otto Kovala.
Chas 0. Jackola. Wakefadissa Victor Lepist5.
GNdnnhsa Peter Koski MLINOISISSA:
u.noooLisso Ed vaara Waukeganisa H. w. Lassna.
Lake Forestissa E. o. Vaughan.
Ironwoodisa M. E. Syrjala, Ihn N rrnron
VIM Maxi, A. Leberthal q Sons 1922 N. RoGne Avenue,
Ishpenlngissa John Kandein Chicago, Ill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24

III may sound unreasonable, but
when | began. taking Tanlac ! only
weighed ia pounds and had not
been able to work for over three
months. Today | have as much
strength and energy as | ever had
and have actually gained 80 pounds
in weight. In fact, | have never
felt better in my life, aud l owe
the remarkable change inSmy con
dition to Tanlac and Tanlac alone.
ITO tell you the truth, | don't
know what would have become of
me If IL hadn't been for this medi-
cine, for | had just about lost my
health completely and the treat
lnent ] was taking was doing me
no good. In fact, hardly had
strength enough at times to walk
across the room.
my principal trouble was indi-
gestion, and | also suffered from
datarrh and nervousness. My
stomach was in such a weakened
condition that | rarely ate any
Ibi eakfast and had to live on p very
restricted diet.
/ After reading about Tanlac
decided one day to give 1t IA trial,
and it seemed TO suit my case per-
fectly, for in only a short time
was able to go back to work. 1 Just
want to be eating all the time now,
and everything-even onions and
pcrk-agrees with me perfectly.
shall always praise Tanlac."
\ The above statement was made
recently by G. RI. Hill, q we'll
known and highly respected citizen
lof Brattleboro, VT,
Tanlac is sold In albuquerque by
the Alyarado Pharmacy and In
Grants by the Bernalillo Mercantile
Company.--Adv
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24
M0UNTAIhAlR BANK TO
OPEN DOORS FIRST OF
YEAR, is REPORT HERE

The Mountainair state bank,
which suspended business a short
time ago. is expected TO open its
doors the first Of the year. accord
ing to G. A. McNabb of the bureau
Of markets, who was here yester-
day from Mountainair, returning to
state college. Beans. on which the
bank had loaned heavily, are be-
ginning TO move, he said.
Expected passage Of the tariff
bill by congress which includes a
duty of 9 cents on beans, Is expect
ed to advance the price at least /
cent a pound here, w. A. Field,
secretary Of the New Mexico Bean
Growers association, stated yester-
day. He will leave for the Estan-
ella valley in the interest of tire as
ISOLATION. G. A. NJ. Wilson. presi-
dent of the New Mexico Food
Products company, has just re-
turned from the Estancla valley,
where he purchased $4,000 pounds
OF beans for the company and CON
tracted for 100000 pounds more,
he announced.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24
SANTA FE OFFICIALS
OBTAIN CONVICTIONS
OF ALLEGED ROBBERS

What Is believed to be an organ
ized gang Of freight car robbers IS
thought to have been broken up
in the capture and arrest OF nine
men, who have been given prellm-
mary hearings at Las Cruces and
are being held for the grand jury
under $1,000 bonds. The men are
Rartolo Benayides, lgnacio Garcia,
FREDERICK Garcia, Juan BenaVldes,
Albiho Martinez, Pedro Duran,
Pedro Behavidee Lena Serna ana
Francis Rivera,
Nearly $4,000 worth of goods
were recovered in the arrest m
Guiding auto tires. q victrola, shoes,
oyeralls, carving knives ana
watches. The special officers spent
three weeks at Rineon watching for
car robbers before the arrests We're
made. ON one occasion there was
a gun battle between the otficers
and three men who were trying 70
break into q car,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24
CHINA NEEDS A
NEW PARL LAMENT
PREMIER CLAIMS
Foreign Loan Is Also Nec-
eSsary to Garry Out the
Plan of Reorganizlng the
Government, Says.
CBy The Associated Press.)

Pekin, Nov. 23.-China needs a
new parliament and foreign loan
Ia reoreani2e the old government,
Premier Chin Yun-peng told the
newspaper men at the capital re-
Gently in a verbal statement. The
premier outlined to the correspond
ents a whole program of reofgani-
cation which the government hopes
TO put into effect. The parliament,
he,said, would draft a proper con-
stitution for reunited China, now
that the mandate Of the president
has gone forth declaring peace be.
tween the northern and southern
factions.
The premier said the govern
ment desired to feorganlze and re-
duce the army and TO separate the
civil from military jurisdiction.
This last, he said, might appear RI
diculous to foreigners but he ad-
ded, In China the military have
overstepped civilian powers so that
one finds difficulty in drawing a
clear line between the two"
The premier referred to report
that the main reason for issuing
the mandate announcing a reun-
ion OF the north and south was the
desire Of the central government to
secure loans from foreign countries.
Il emphatically state that the gov
eminent has no such thought" said
Premier Chin. 1.-THE mandate was
entirely free from such a desire
on the contrary. 1t was only after
this unity and in view of the gov
ernment's measure for reorganiza-
ton of the whole country that o
necessity for the loan arose.
1.-THE idea of foreign loan was
only to spare the people from MAX
ine that loan themselves to the
government capital from abroad
might be brought into the country
and thus save the people from us
ing their own capital already ear
marked for their own individual
undertakings.
The premier declared, however,
that the Chinese government would
not make a foreign loan, although
the necessity was. pressing, except
on such conditions as would not
erldanger the sovereign rights OF
the country or involve any danger
TO It's political status. II the loan
could not be made on such terms
then he believed the Chinese gov
ernment could rely upon the peo-
Die themselves to come to its as
sistance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24
MOOSE HALL PREPARED
FOR THE BIG PARTY
tContInued from Page one.l


tion Army, and visit the little boy
or girl
Because there are SO many and
Santa Claus is so very busy, It may
be day or two before all can be
reached, but they will not be over
looked because they live too far
from Moose hall or because they
had no warm clothes and could
not come to get their present from
the Christmas tree.
Bearing out this, the following
letter was received yesterday from
Elizabeth +. Carman, who had
previously sent a check tothe fund
Dear Mr.. Magee:
please find enclosed check
which | wish you TO spend for
necessities for those two old
people you mentioned in this
mornings Journal.
And please don't forget to
get the old man some tobacco.
Wishing you and the jour
nal success and a happy
Christmas and prosperous New
Year.
Sincerely,
"ELIZABETH F, CARAVAN"
And that the hungry and cold
are not to be forgotten, the follow
ing letter indicates:
albuquerque Morning Jour
we attach herewith cash
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24
VEGAS TRANSIT LINE
WOULD INCREASE RATE
ny sTAFF CORRESPONDENT

Santa l'c, Dec. 23.--The Las We
gas Transit company operating
d street car line in Las Vegas and
East Las Vegas, has filed an appli-
cation with the state corporation
commission for an increase in the
rate charged for street car tickets
from to s cents. They ask that
this rate be made effective January
1. The company has not been OBJ
tanning sufficient revenue to meet
expenses for a considerable period
OF time.
Fpifanio Atencio of Dixon, Rio
Arriba county has filed with the
state engineer a notice Of his in
tention to apply for the right to
divert two second feet of water
from Embudo creek, q tributary
of the Rio Grande river, for the
purpose of irrigating seyenty-fiVe
acres of land.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24
CITY IS FACING
ACUTE SHORTAGE
Of HOMES, SAYS

Home seekers are leaving Albu-
querque every day because they
cannot find suitable houses in
which to live and 500 residences
are needed to meet present de-
mands, Charles Lembke, builder,
told the members of the Rotary
club yesterday at their weekly
luncheon. Some financial system
should be provided that would
stimulate building here, he said.
Building permits within the cor.
porate limits had totaled to De-
cember l $6gG,0O0 and this figure
did not include n large program in
University heights and other add
tons in which building has been
comparatively heavy. This year IS
the largest In the history Of Albu-
querque for construction, Mr..
Lembke said but has not met the
demand.
Reduction in building costs with
the exception of labor and classes
Of lumber are to be expected IN the
spring but some means OF encour-
aging construction should be
worked out, he said, and suggested
the method employed in New YORK
state of RENTING taxes On first
mortgages where the money is used
in building houses. Figures quoted
Showed Albuquefque's fire loss for
the past year to have been Sl32,VOV
gross and $4,000 net very small
for city OF this size.
DR.. Gillette Cornish was elected
!
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24
Cars Skid In SNOW.

Las VEGAS. N. NJ, Dec. 23.--SKlU-
ding was the cause OF three ac-
cidents to automobiles in the snow
of Tuesday and Wednesday, Dolly
Martins car cOllided with the curb
in front of the Elks club and broke
a wheel. r. II. Moen's car lost two
wheels in "A crash at Eighth and
National, and Mayor +. Q. Blood
found his car gyrating in the street.
Before he could stop it, a tire had
been thrown off. ..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-24
Who'll ESALE PRICES OF
FOODS SLUMP; RETAIL
PRICES AT STANDSTlLL
,Bn The A.roelated Press,

sacramento, CAIN, Dec, 70
Wholesale prices on foods dropped
25 per cent in California in the
past three months, while retail
prices have remained virtually sta
tionary, according to w. G. Nc
Mlllin, state purchasing agent, who
bases his statement on the bids re-
ceived by his department for sup
plying foods and other articles to
state institutions for the coming
three months.