davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

podnicieh Sc opet pracuje. Dd-
lezite obchodni .smlouvy byly
uzavreny s Jugoslavii, Rumun-
skem, Bulharskem, Polskem a
]. zememi, take obchod s Ne
meckem a Rakouskem zacina
sc prolamovat povalecnymi le-
dy. Ujednanim male dohody
nastava nova orientace naSeho
obchodu ma vychod. Az vyjasni
Sc situace ruska, bude nasemu
obchodu otevfena costa ma W.
chod, coz bude NIT vyznam da-
lekosahly.
Financni situace CSR. je val
ne lepsi nez byla loni, a prave
tyto dny oznamuje financni mi
INSTR, ze bylo docileno rovno-
vahy v fadnem rozpoctu ma r..
1921. Budeme mfti rovnovahu
v rozpoctu ma zeleznice, posty,
atd. Tim, ze provedena byla
demobilizace, usetfi Sc ma W.
zivovacfch prfspevcich. Vsech-
ny dane vynaseji vice, nez by
10 pfedem vypocitano. We
zvlastnim investicnfm rozpoctu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

5ebne, hlavn6 pax vychovy vo-
i4kh V kasarnach, ktere Sc sta
lv vlastne pokracovacf skolou.
vyZbrojujici mlade muze vseo-
becnym vzdelanim pro prakti-
cky zivot a vychovavajici je v
fadn6 Qbeany. Y ohledu
! ss4isessktvfa iis.e~ -. e. c. > redo g.
ri Ceskoslovensko prikladem
vSechny zeme ostatni. Zajmy
Cesk6ho skolstvi We Vfdni chra-
neny jsou zvlastni smlouvou,
uzavrenou republikou Rakou-
skou.
I'll, kdoz ridi osudy republi-
ky, byli vedeni snahou, ably "a
justili dalsi jeji klidny vyvoj,
nebot' jen ma zaklad6 riru u
vnitr ma venek mono pro-
plouti Gskalimi, ktera stavi sc V
cestu naSemu mlademu statu.
Vlny politickeho i socialniho
neklidu. jez dnes zmitaji celym
sv6tem jako nasledek dlouhole-
teho valceni a vseobecne des-
organisace, jez priSla po roz-
biti starych statnich 1tvaru, do
razily vSem take mocne ma csl.
stat, ale dix rozvaznosti a bde-
losti osOb, stoiicich cele sta
tn, prve rad6 pax naseho vel
k6ho Presidenta t. G.. Masary-
ka, zachovala ST nase vlast mir
donna "a hranicemi, a lie ji-
stotou fici, re zachova 81 jei i
do budoucna. Lid mas ie dost u
vedom6ly, aby poznal, ze nasi-
lin nelze dosahnouti toho. CO
lie zbudovati lepe a pevneji po
stupnou praci a die soustavne-
no planu. cili, jak fekl presi-
dent Masaryk V Pribrami, de-
lat prevrat rozumem, ne pesti.
Organisacni taktikou docililo
d6lnictvo V CSR. 1spechd, ja-
kvch Sc V Europe zadna socia-
listicka strana V jinych statech
nedod6lala.
Miru ma venek bylo docile-
no proziravou politikou zahra-
nicniho ministra dra. Benese.
Zachovani neutrality We sporu
polsko-rusk6m, a mfrne urovna
nj tesinske otazky "a podmi-
mex pro mas mnohem pTiznivej-
Sich, nez jak pdvodne bylo v
planu velmoci, to vse prispelo
l upevn6ni naseho postavenf
neZinarodnlho, Jez nynl utvrZe
no bylo uzavrenim Male doho-
dy, jez V celem svete uznana
bvla "a mistrovsky tab statni-
cky, jenz prispeJe nejvetsf me-
rou nejen X uklidneni stredni
Dokonceni ma str. 2.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
President Masaryk prehlz ceskosovenske vosko Carney
We Francii pred odezdem do Visit IL. prosince 1913

hou narky, ze js1ne byli dlou-
no ujarmeni, ze jsme narod
maly, ze neobstojime We vel
KEN zapolenf sv9tovem. /
kdyz je ma tom neco pravdy,
lie to napraviti, bude-li kazdy
vsrny Slovak a Czech chtiti a
vtslf take svou Will skutek.
Jsme sice stat maly u po-,
rovnanf s velkymi zememi
evropskymi, ale pokud Sc kul-
turni vyspelosti tyce, smsle
mdzeme Sc postaviti po box
narod1m nejpokrocilejsim. A
byly jiz nescetnskrate uvade-
ny vyroky cizincu, kteff pro-
hlaali, ze re vsech stredo-
eropskych statd jest cesko-
slovenska repuhlika zemf po-i
merne nejspofadanejsi a ma
neilepsf vyhlSdky ma brzke
ustalenf svych pomerI a ma
vrat do normalnich kolej}.
Prosluly americky spisovatel
, Wells, jenz navstivil Prahu
@ sletu sokolskem, naval Ce-
skcslovensko nadeji stfedni
Evropy.
Prohlaseni ceskoslov. repu-
bliky %. rijna 1913 nemohlo
znamenati okamzite odstrane-
nj odcinen{ vseho toho Ella,
ktere privodila valka a stara
rakouska nadvlada. Vidime,
.jak celia Europa a cely svet po-
malu Sc zotavuje z Icinkd Gle
t6 zkazy valecne, jak celia bu-
dova lidske civilisace byla otfe-
sena valkou a jake pfekazky
kladol sc v cestu kazdemu L.
sill vybudovani novych fadd
spolecenskych, hospodafskych
politickych. "A tn jest pfiro-
zeno, ze republika ceskosloven
ska. jez tvoff zivou a dIlezitou
slozku move Evropy, nezhstala
usetfena vsech tech nesnaz{,
jez pfipadly svetu jako d9di-
ctvi valky sv9tove.
A piece. kdyz dnes, pri dru-
hem vyrocf samostatnosti, po-
hlizfme zpet ma dflo vykonane
We vlastnim svobodnem state,
vidime. ze stat mas pres vsech-
nv prekazkv obrovske obtfze
ide ku predu ma ceste k st'ast-
neisimu a lepsfmu zivotu a zne-
nahla sice. ale bezpecne, jde k
novemu cfli.
| Ceskoslovensky stat pfi SVEN
vzniku dostal do vfnku, jako
celia Europa. neutesent roz-
vrat hospodarskt. jakeho stezi
bychom nasli pffklad v deli
mach. Bylo tedy pfednfm dko-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28
(Csl. Tiskova kancelar.)

(Csl. Tiskova kancelar.)
Dnesniho dne slavi narod
eeskoslovensky donna " CHI
ne druhe vyroci sveho osvo-
bozeni. Podruhe liz den
%. fijna vsichni Cesi a Slo-
~vaci vzpomfnaji ma siavne
cat~sa-r @+tiy po tfistaist6 po-
robe zasvitlo j nam slunce
svobody kdy pravdou stala
Sc prorocka slova basnikova,
re "bude V Cechach billy den
plno rdzf kolem".
Svoboda narodu ceskoslo-
venskemu byla vykoupena mad
lidskymi obet'mi tisicG a tisi-
CT naSich hrdinG mucednikI,
kteri "a nj prolevali krev ma
boiistfch popravistich, byla
dobyta oddanou a neunavnou
praci nasich velkych revoluG-
Mich vGdcG, ktere strazny duch
naroda We chvili rozhodneho
boie vydal Ia hranice, aby
tam pracovali ma velkem df-
lie odboje a boje "a pravdu.
bvla, umozn9na nadsenou me-
zistnou spolupraci nasich "a
hranicnfch kolonif, jez v dobe,
kdv jednalo Sc bytf ci me-
bvtf naroda, dokazaly, ze ne
jsou uschlymi jeho haluzemi.
Druhe vyrocf csl. republiky
slavime prave roce, ma kterv
pfipada tTistalete vyroci osud-
re bitvy belohorske, ktera mas
q svobodu pripravila. Drive
isme bitvy belohorske vzpo-
minali trpkostf a zarmut-
KEN Eel, namnoze poci-
ty resignovane a sentimental
nj passivity. Ones bylo by jiz
anachronismem, kdybychom
se NELL oddavati takovym tesk-
nym nvaham. Bfla Hora byla
a nalezi minulosti. Jeii poll
tick6 nasledky byly odcineny
90. fijnem 1918 zbylo-li ne.
co 2 pob9lohorske poroby snad
iest6 v dusich nasich, zalezi to
pouze ma mas samotnych, aby.
chom Sc toho zbavili a Zatali
ziti jako narod skutecne sa.
mostatny, vedomy 81 nejer
rvtch povinnosti, ale sve
silv sveho vyznamu pred
svetem. Abychom Sc zkratks
die SLOW presidenta Masaryka
odrakoustili.
LAskou, obet'mi a prac{ by
la republika ceskoslovensks
vybudovana mali zkvetati
ieif budoucnost byti Zajiste
ma, ie ma mas vsech, abychon
stein9 nadsen9 a obetave |
tomu pracovali. Mic nepomo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-28

prve rade mezi zememi evrop-
skymi. Zejmena peel 0 mladez
byla venovana velka pozornost
a ministerstvo socialnf pece ma
slo zdatne a ochotne spolupra-
covniky v organisacich CS. Ger
veneho krize a CSl. P6Geeo df-
te.. Pfi p6fi o invalidy sloIovaa q
byl hlavn6 ten ell, aby invalide,
jichz jest v Republice asi 200,-
600, byli V poctu co nejvetsfm
vraceni opet hospodarsko-vyd6
lecne cinnosti. Proto kladena
zvlastni vaha ma vyskoleni in
validu k ruznym praktickym
povolanim. Vlada podporovala
zejnena zrizovani vyrobnich
druzstev invalidnich i samostat
ne jejich podniky. s tim souvi-
sela pece vdovy a sirotky,
iichz Sc cita republice ma
100000. Otazka delnictva. V
prve Tade otazka nezam6stna-
nosti, jez nebyla resena ien
podporami, ale i sprostredkova
MIN prace a socialnim poiist o.
vanim, dale zakon o osmihodi-
move dob6 pracovnf a cetne "a
kony zlepSuiicf hospodarske DO
staveni d6lnictva, p6te matky
a kojence = to vSe jsou ien u
kazkv 2 cinnosti socialni p6ce
V CSR.
Dalo Sc ocekavati, re V ma
rode Komenskeho bude nalezi-
ia pozornost v6novana skolstvi
a vychove mladeze sirokych
vrstev lidovych. Dnes name liz
tfi university, zatfm co "a Ra-
kouska po celia desetileti mar
ne jsme zapasili O druhou ce-
skou universitu, zalozena celia
rada novych skol strednich, o.
becnich odbornych; zeimena
tax venovana velka pece skol-
stvi mensinovemu a slovensk6-
mu. Ze skol ad'arisa6nich sta
lv sc skolv slovenske. V Ce-
chach, ma Morave a We Slezsllu
vybudovana sit skol obecnych
a NEST 'anskych, take dnes liz
$4,000 ceskych detf, kter6 by
.iinak dusevn6 zakrnovalv We
skolach cizfch, jest vzdelavano
We SVEN matefskem iazvce. Sta
10 Sc to hlavne ma podklad6 "a
kona zfizovani menSinovTch
skol, ma jehoz zaklad6 bvlo len
do konce r. 1919 zrizeno wee
chach ZIG skol. ma Morav6
115, V Slezsku 8 skol obecnych.
Mnohe zbytecne stredni Skoly
nemecke byly zruseny. Dluzno
tez vzpomenouti rnznych skol
a kursu pro matky, dfvky slu-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05
SELECTS WOMEN CABINET.
Mayor of Cedar Heights, Near
Waterloo Selects Cabinet
T., Made Up OF Women

Waterloo, Ia.-Cedar Heights, the
pretty little community settlement
between this city and Cedar Falls on
the Cedar river, is to become noted
not only for it's idealism as a home
community settlement, but because
the government of the town is to be
administered partially by women.
Mayor w. F. Parrot, formerly one
OF the publishers Of the Waterloo
Reporter, and widely known in Iowa
as former newspaper man, was
elected mayor of Cedar Heights at
the last election. His ambition is to
make Cedar Heights the one out
standing civic beauty spot of Iowa.
In order to aid him in his efforts for
civic pride, he has recognized the
worth of feminity, and has named a
cabinet of women to assist the town
council.
The cabinet comprises twenty-five
women who have entered whole
heartedly into all movements for the
betterment and uplift of the COM
munity. When the council meets in
regular session the women will con-
vene in an adjoining room, where
they will discuss the problems of the
community and formulate recommen-
dations for the local governing
board. They will coordinate with the
members of the city council in mat
tiers pertaining to municipal activi-
ties.
The real duties of the cabinet will
be to take care of the civic and COM
munity life, to look after the boys
and girls and provide them with
wholesome recreation, and to make
Cedar Heights so attractive in ply
steal beauty and in community spirit,
that every one who experiences a
touch of its advantages will want to
make it his home. This probably is
the first body of women to be insti-
tuted as an auxiliary to a city coun-
Gil anywhere in the United States.
In his annual message to the coun-
Gil Mayor PARROT outlined his plat
form and announced plans for his
administration, which, briefly, is the
uniting and cooperating Of all in
community spirit, conferred about the
church and school.
He proposes to build, If possible,
a new school house, roads, and sew
ers; and to take care of the boys and
girls in manner to make them love
Cedar Heights and to declare war on
mosquitoes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05
Grocery Store Success.

The National Grocer. magazine
devoted to the interests of grocers,
6evotes three pages in its latest num-
her to the success two brothers have
made with, their retail grocery in
a Michigan town.
The brothers feel that they owe it
to the public to keep them posted on
what their store is doing, and that
the only way to keep the public
posted is by advertising. Newspapers
have been used, with half-page copy
at stated intervals, giving the public
O list of the bargains offerings in
the store. They believe that the pub
lie has a right to expect to be ad-
vertised to-that it is not up to the
public to seek out the grocer, but
the duty of the grocer-and his
privilege, as well-to seek out the
customer by advertising. and by ad-
yertising to tell him what the store
has for sale. They make no preten-
sion of ''high-brow" advertising. 1t
is simple, plain, everyday advertis-
ing, written in a convincing manner
and designed to keep the public post
ed on their progress. That it is good
advertising is constantly being proven
Z by the results, in actual business,
which it constantly secures.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05
TOLD IN DEBORAH.
A Resident Known to All Our Read
e.s Relates an Experience.

Readers of the Public Opinion
have been told again and again OF
the merits OF that reliable, time
a,royed kidney remedy-Doan's Kid
pey Pills. The experiences told are
those of unknown persons, living far
away. The cases are DEBORAH cases,
told by Decorah' people.
II. Indvick, carpenter. r. ID. No. Z.
DEBORAH, says: Il have never found
anything better to relieve a lame
back than Doan's Kidney Pills. L
used them for this trouble some
years ago, after using everything l
could think of without any good re-
suits. Since then when my kidneys
bother me or when I have return
of the backache. a few Doan's Kid
ney Pills cure ma up in good shape.
Eoan's are certainly fine remedy
and | am glad to recommend Them
Price 69c.. at all dealers. Don't
Simply ask for kidney remedy--get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Indvick had. Foster-Milburn Co
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05

kiting up to 900 per cent. One man
named Sorenson who had a string of
such factories sold out and with a
million dollars in his pocket has
moved to Paris, where he is playing
the ponies at the Longchamps races,
where the women dress in three
ounces of clothes, and the other day
he sent thousand francs to the
leader of an orchestra, provided he
would play nothing except American
jazz music, for an American is never
so foolish or so drunk that he for
gets to pull some of the bombastic
stuff which in Europe is known as
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05

The reporter wrote up the story of
men and women marching in over
alls as protest against high priced
clothing and what he pictured out of
his imagination men and women
were soon doing in reality. Even in
congress they heard of it and judges
On the bench put on overalls in dis
pensing justice. They all paid tribute
to the ieda and to men who are max
ing the money out Of it.
Overalls, as result doubled in
price and many fancy ones brought
three ordinary prices. The stock in
some of the New York factories went
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05
Hats. $1,000; Suits. $50 on. Shoe

Hats, $1,000; Suits, $4,000; Shoes,
$1,000; Coats, $4,000; Dresses,
$500; Hose, $3.50; Gloves, $500.
When the people go on a strike
against the high prices, the prices
will come down in some way. Pro-
ducers will not keep on making
goods at prices that will not sell.
The people can break the high prices
by economy and refusal to be soaked.
The stores of DEBORAH are doing
their best to bring prices to a more
normal level, and will cooperate in
every way they can.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05

And so the overalls idea was not
philanthopic after all, but it was
simply a scheme to enrich those who
made the things that are slipped over
everything else, and hence they are
called overalls. 1t was New York
newspaper man who got the idea in
to his head and he went to some of
the makers of overalls and got $10,-
900 for an idea out Of which they
made millions and are still making
1t.
1t was the biggest stunt in publici-
ty making that ever was pulled off.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05
A Consumers Strike.

While politicians are stewing and
shouting about high prices and ac-
complishing but little, bunch Of
$50 stenographers at Detroit have
had the sense to size up things as
they are. They have agreed not to
pay more than the following prices
for clothing:-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05

"Americaine"-even Mrs. Wilson
was "Americaine" they said in Paris
and the league of nations was not, at
least the senate did not think So
Cedar Rapids Republican.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05
sociable in GIenwood.

There will be basket sociable at
the Glenwood Young Peoples hall
next Friday evening, May z, at o.
clock. Everybody come.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-05-05

Certainly it is impossible not to be brim-
ming over with enthusiasm and inspiration
after casual glance at these lovely fabrics
displayed. Interest is not allowed to
lag for minute. In one display you will
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
NEW BROKERAGE FIRM
TO OPEN OFFICES IN
FARMERS TRUST BLDG,

The brokerage firm Of +. Lowitz
and Co. have rented quarters at
269 Farmers Trust Bldg. and plan
on opening the South Bend branch
Feb. IS. Grant Lewis, recently Of
Thomson and McKinnon will man
age the office. The firm does a gem
eral brokerage business in stocks,
bonds, cotton, grain and provisions.
and will have direct wire service to
New York. The plan OF the new
concern is 10 give the stock invest
ing public the benefit OF a quick
service to the stock exchange with
out the necessity Of relaying via
Chicago. Besides their own private
wire 70 New York they will have
another wire 20 Chicago to handle
their grain business. The Lowitz firm
Is one Of the oldest firms 10 do bust
ness on Lasalle St in Chicago, be-
ing known as one Of the largest cash
grain houses IN the country. Re
Gently the company purchased its
stock exchange membership and
have expanded eastward where
previously they confined themselves
20 the west
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
JEWISH WOMEN MAKE
BEST MOTHERS SAYS
BRITISH AUTHORITY

LONDON, Feb. THE best moth
ers in London's east side-the poor
district, are Jewish, in the opin-
ion OF Or. c. ". Saleeby. Chairman
OF the National Birth-rate Commits
sion, as expressed I'm an address at
University college. DR.. Saleeby add
ed that Irish mothers were not
bad second. and that the English
ranked as a very bad third.
He explained that in the case of
the Jewish and Irish mother this
was a direct result OF race ethics
Breast feeding was virtually univer
sal among them, and there was
minimum Of that dreaded disease
arising from immortality. He declared
that infant mortality was not real
~ a medical problem, but a social
problem Of motherhood and a ques-
ton OF racial morals.
During his address DR.. Saleeby
quoted figures showing that despite
bad housing. bad sanitation and vir-
tually no child welfare efforts. in
fantile mortality in Western Ireland
was only about IS per thousand. as
compared with 135 in 1. 900 in Brad
ford. England, which has the best
equipment for infant welfare in the
world.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
CAPTAIN YORK
GAINS is POUNDS
L Feel Twenty Years Younger" He
DeClarCS-TanlaC Built
Him Up.


Il am now siXty-nine years OF age,
and during all those years 1 have
never run across a medicine that
l consider in a class with Tanlac. q"
said Joseph A. York, of 22I High
street, Portland Maine.
Ny work has been prominently
identified with the business and
civic interests Of Portland for fifty
TWO years. He is also popular in
fraternal order circles. is now cap
tain of Canton Ridgely Lodge No. l.,
odd Fellows. and is highly esteem
I'd by all who know him.
Il have Just finished my fourth
bottle OF Tanlac." continued Mr..
York. "and have been benefited even
beyond my expectations. Besides
gaining sixteen pounds in weight /
have been built zip ana strengthened
until I feel all of twenty years
Younger.
For the past two years 7 have
been in a miserably run down condi-
ton and was compelled a snort
time ago TO give up my work, as 1
was too weak 90 stand it any long
err. 1 felt worn out all the time.
and would get UP mornings even
more tired than on going 20 bed at
uight ] could eat scarcely any
thing and what Z did force down
caused bloating and the worst sort
Of pains IN my stomach. The pains
we're so severe at times / actually
thought I would die. Ny nerves
were so unsettled that the least
thing worried me and i couid never
get a good nights sound sleep.
There We're days when L felt that
! was suffering with about a dozen
different ailments. I had lost inter
est IN everything and felt so bad
that / didn't seem TO care whether
school kept or not The ordinary
treatment failed 10 help me. and as
] had read so many statments from
people 1 know hero in Portland. I
got me some Tanlac. I know now
for myself what II Will do. FOR
simply feel like 1 have taken a new
lease or life. I have never felt bet
Ter and am able 70 look after my
work as usual / am eating three
hearty meals day. und set ] am
hungry all the time. Ny food agrees
with me perfectly, for / eat just any
thing I want and never feel touch
or indigestion. My nerves are as
steady as a clock. and ] sleep as
sound as a child all night. never
Waking up until someone calls me
IN the mornings. I am glad 90 give
the facts about my case for publ
cation for the benefit OF others who
are needing Tanlac as I did"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend by
ne Central DRUG store. and in
afishawaka by the Red Cross Phar-
may. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
IN ITALY
OVER LETTER To
J.. s. ASKING AID
Premier Nitti'S Appeal to Lam
sing For Support RouSeS
Chamber of Deputies.
By United Press

By United Press:
ROME. Feb. deputy Cesaro
created a sensation in the chamber
Of deputies today when he read a
letter purporting to be from Premier
Nitti to Sec.y Lansing in which Nitti
urged American support for Italian
aspirations in the Adriatic. Cesaro
critized the premier severely, charg-
ing him with submissiveness to the
United States.
Nitti, according TO letter. told
Lansing the Fiume situation was
creating general unrest through
Italy He depicted the internal sit
uation resulting from the rejection
of Italy's demands as grave" de-
elaring it eventually would be detri-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
NILES FIRE CHIEF
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Special 20 The News Times:
NILES Mich. Feb. George c.
Volkhardt. aged 80 years. chief of
the Niles fire department, died today
after three days illness with pneu-
monia- He had been head of the
Niles fire department for 10 conse-
cutive years. Besides his wife and
one son, he is survived by a number
Of brothers and sisters. He was one
Of family Of six children and his
is the first death among the chill
dren.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08
PRIZE FOR SERUM.

BUENOS AIRES. Feb. Pre-
valence Of the foot and mouth dis
ease among cattle herds in Argen-
tine has prompted the government
20 draw up a bill 20 offer prizes for
any person inventing serum with
which cattle can be successfully in
oculated against the disease.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-08

Ian legation here by an opposing po-
itical faction. get possession Of the
records and seals and defy the ex-
listing government a plot character
istic OF the present unsettled state OF
affairs in eastern Europe. The lega-
ton, however, had wind OF it and
was prepared for whatever might
happen. The police say this is the
second plot 70 the same end frus-
trated.