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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
III Ef<S<SS (&~7<Sb [Ix@ Gze
X%I%- AzS1IN @< T~eRHSA
<&10eS&ar%sE<S ~<2-eso<i2

does not bothsr the birds OF Fishers
Island.
In the firstyear during which this
new method ffas adopted. a lot Of
turkeys were furned loose on Fisher's
Island and aIkwed TO shift for them
selves, food ding provided. AS was
expected maE OF them died. The
next year mfe persisted. but those
which survive were the hardy ones.
and. the weakIngs having been weeded
out. became tie progenitors Of an m
proved race. SThe whole idea OF this
turkey farm 10 get as close as pos
sible 20 nEtuS
one reasoA why these turkeys fetch
50 high a Pre- is that their meat has
a strong game flavor. The white meat
has a slightly brownish color, owing
10 an adraixure Of Wild turkey blood.
Each spring from a dozen to twenty
wild gobbler OF native American race,
taken - traps IN Virginia and the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
Polish WOmen, Member, of Death
Battalion HOnored BY Red Cross

WARSAW, Nov. 16-Ail Warsaw
|rned out for the funeral the other
- OF Sergeant Sophie Poukopwicz.
mem Der OF Poland's Women S
Ettalion, who was called here 'the
Rroine OF Plcck." She died from
.ounds Inflicted with a Russian
Eord and the "Nahajka" or Sos
lexis whip which she received at
lock during the drive against War
". AS a final tribute the Amerl-
n nurses who attended her in the
bspital and the entire personnel Of
! a American Red Cross ia Warsaw
bent 70 her funeral.
Al lDarSaw knew her story and
here were many moist eyes that
Ized at the plain white painted
Inc board coffin containing the girl
1ldier as ~ was borne through the
reefs on the shoulders of her fight
& comrades, ali girls from the
|omen's Battalion.
Sergt- Sophie was a veteran OF Pc
1nds great war which in the
binds OF most Poles began when
Dc world war ended in November.
Is. She was p years OF age auC
as one OF the original members Of
& Women'S Battalion which was
rmed lake IN 1915 Tor the purpose
defending Lemberg against the
-s<rainiaus. She was wounded three
nos. first at Lenders. again at
|fina and last while leading her
Hmpany against the Russians al
Hook
s. . typihed the spirit OF Poland
.d3y. There are 500 like her in the
|omen's Battalion. Officers IN the
.rmy from PilsudslSl down admit
. at the mere existence or this hat
lion eXercized a wonderful eject
1 BON the popular Imagination. upon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
SOUTH bend MAN SAYS
HIS LIFE WAS A BURDEN

hurt me so Z could hardly stand it.
was so nervous and restless 1 never
got any sound sleep and Just had a
oulA sluggish feeling al the time.
But TanlaC has helped me be-
yond my own belief. for my appe-
lite and digestion are now all that I
could ask and the last one OF my
aches and pains has left me. All
that tired feeling is gone. I have
gained several pounds in weight
and simply feel like a brand new
man. Taulac has certainly done the
work for men. and / can't say
enough for it,"
TauIac is sold IN South Bend at
the Central Drug store. Public Drug
Store. Landon Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store and in
AlishaWaka al the Red Cross Phar-
macy ADV.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

recruiting and even upon the SOL
dlers IN the recent heavy fighting.
The age limits for privates in the
battalion are II and SO. Most Of
the women who have joined are Of
humble origin, and come from semi
stagnant industrial centers such as
LODI. The economic problem has
had something 10 do with their con
tinued existence as soldiers but they
have shown great enthusiasm and
bravery. They have had many cas-
ualties.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

Your Thanksgiving attire complete without fur
smaller fur In appreciation of another years steady
growth Greenbat offer specials in fur garments that
you should overlook Below listed few Of these
items chosen random from immense stock These
furs of finest quality with characteristic dstncveness
of style, moderate prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

III KIN r. BAN4AE
- HE turkey has become an aristo-
a crat OF the farmyard. It's high
Il market price commands for Il a
~ corresponding respect. Twenty
Ave years ago a Thanksgiving turkey
cost 20 or % cents a pound: one
might even pay IS cents. This year
so cents will be cheap: many people
will pay so cents or a dollar.
Naturally, the price OF turkey has
gone up with other prices. But there
are two particular reasons for its eI-
trAordinary ascent One Is that the
everyday workinEman. earning such
wages as formerly he ala not dream
OF now insists on having his turkey,
even II he has 20 pay eight or ten
dollars for Il. The other Is that there
are fewer turkeys Matched and reared.
There are not enough 10 20 around.
In 1900 there were 6.594.655 turkeys
IN the United States today there are
hardly more than half that number
Prices OF other things may drop but
never again shall we see cheap tur-
keys They have become a luxury,
and they Will remain such.
In Texas. which IS great turkey
raising State. focks OF several hun
dred are not uncommon. and in Cali
fornis one may occasionally see a flock
OF 1000 or more. But most Of our
turkeys sre raised on farms few
on each. As the population becomes
denser. the area available for turkey
range lessons. Turkeys 20 thrive mus
have plenty OF room. and many turkey-
raiserS have given up the business
because their turkeys. wandering into
the grain fields OF adjacent farms
have caused the iIl-wiU OF owners.
Where Turkeys Are Rcmunerative
Under favorable conditions. with
plenty OF range available. turkey
p lsinE - very profitable. This re
mark applies particularly 70 grain OF
stock farms. where the birds vii
board themselves most Of the year
feeding- on grasshoppers and other In
scots. green vegetation, seeds or weeds
and grasses. acorns and nuts and
waste grain.
But even nowadays the farmer gets
only n small fraction or the price PAID
by the ultimate consumer for &
Thanksgiving turkey. what comes u
him varying from u cents n pound II
Texas 20 q cents a pound In New
York State and IS cents IN New Eng
, land. As usual n is the middlemaT
who makes the money and there are
several middIemen. through whose
hands the turkeys pass on their way
from the g. - we 1nal purchaSsEe.--.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
avid Hage Suffered With In
digestion Seven Years-Like
Brand New Man Since TAX
ing Tanlac-

For seven or eight years" said
lavid Haze or Sos 4 Washington
I've. South Bend Ind. "T suffered
i from indigestion. rheumatism.
pa other troubles that hfe was a
BURDEN 90 me. j had no relish for
bod OF any kind and what little i
! q manage 20 eat always save me
,Ouble. The rheumatic pains in my
rms and legs kept me feeling mis-
-raeis all the time, and my back
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

dipped with red; its wing-coverts are
deep red in color and its bill. legs and
feet are likewise red-aII bright me
talllc hues.
TSis gorgeous fowl is called the
"ocellated' turkey-referring 70 the
eyes above mentioned. Having been
hunted by the aborigines for centuries,
II has become extraordinarily shy and
difficult 20 approach. Yet. say the
naturalists, Il Is not like our own Wild
turkey, a dezlzen Of forests, but rather
a frequenter of the edges OF clearings
and of such places as the borders OF
corn fields Hence. in all likelihood. u
would prove susceptible Of dom estica-
ton.
A number Of these remarkable tur-
KEYS have recently been imported into
our own country with the idea or
crossing them with the farmyard va
rietv. II this Is successfully accom-
plished. a bird with new and perhaps
superior game favor may become
available for future Thanksgiving
dinners.
Turkey Dinners For wild Beasts
The early Spanish invaders found IN
Mexico domesdcated turkeys of the
breed now so faAiliar 10 ourselves.
which were kept and bred by Monte
yuma to feed the jaguars. pumas and
other carniyorous animals in the won
derful geological garden maintained by
that monarch as an appanage Of his
royal state. They supposed them to be q
! kind OF peacock and as such described
them in letters written 20 folks al
home. II they had ever seen the
"ocellated" turkey (as apparently they
had not). its likeness TO the peacock
would have struck them much more
forcibly.
II tradition lies not, the first octa-
sion on which the great American bird
was served as a table deicacy in Eu-
rope was at the -sedding of Charles
TX. in the year 1870.
Before long II spread over the farm
yards OF all Europe At first Il was
popularity supposed 70 come from
Turkey little known and more or
less mysterious part OF the, world,
whence anything previously unheard
OF might naturally be thought 20 have
emanated-and hence the name by
which even to the present day Il Is
caIled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
WHOLESALE PRICE ON
MARRIAGE IN HAGUE

THE HAGUE. Nov. 16-The cost
Of getting married IN The Hague all
depends on the day OF the week.
For some reason that has never been
explained Monday is society day and
marriages on that day at the city
hall. where every couple must go
for the official ceremony, cost 600
Euliders, tnominally equivalent &c
SO cents each)). On Saturdays the
charge IS five gUilders. or nothing
at all. depending upon whether the
couple wish separate ceremony all
Tor themselves or be married IN
groups OF twenty couples at a time.
~ these group marriages. the Of
floating clerk reels on an five min
utes the marriage formula. all the
couples listening IN. choruslng yes
at the proper time and then all file
in and sign the book. Then they are
married.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17

Order calendars and advertising
novelties OF Model Calendar Co.. 2O3
+. Wayne 81. Phone 1929 L.
942S-26
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
Salon piiristG

Ola mapao mailmasta. Otan
ndptteen Yietarin lanoista: "&atio,
me lllomuimme faifista ia ieuraam
me Iinua. MitG Ills meibGn iiitG
on2" SGsIG on eiifupo fitn bGn ia
moi: NE luoipuimme faifiSta ia fen
roanlme iini,a. Sdsi6 OH ainoas-
tam fDipnndsid ipbdn misid ie
on tiinni. Onto ipbGn maailmasia
eli &ristnfiesia, iilla iommasia
fummasia ie on; ei folmatta tule.
$50 jofoinen, fuin luopui buoneis>
ia, toiffo meljistG taiffa l~iiarista,
toiffo iiGStG, taiffn diOistG, taiffa
em1nnGstG, taiffa lapi;sta, taiffo
peQosto, minun nimeni t1boen, I'D
men pitGG iotafertailesti iaaman, ia
iianfaiffiien elGnutin periman". 81
SeeIuflella ollut iitG tarfoitusta
ettG 6eittGG bdnen nimeniG tGbben
elatufien toin1en loimin, ipaan ola
ipoGn niistG taifista irti ettG ei o.
lie niisiG fiinni. 81 ie ole mapaa,
iofa on maailmasia fiinni, fila Ell
moi fabto berrna pbtG aifaa pal>
wella; iofa foittaa min ola, Min
Iellainen ibminen ontltu faboenpiio
len, futen profeetat larinmat; fol-
tetoon olla fristitpitG, mutta iilti
ollaan mailman taiparasla fitnni.
gse lanai, iotta Slimala minnlle
Ionoi, olimot ppb1t ia mdfepGt ia
lain tuntea ettG ianolla OIL faiftt
tebtp mitG on ia min mpos %ianalla
foiffi bGmitetGGn eifd Dfiif1un ole
leiioipa Iilloin fltin tulee Ie fitlrt
ia birmntinen pdim1, i%olloin Slts
nlalo mo iiubet aiuiniiat, iillu Ut
ii lana fo:ffi tootoo. Wtlitta fenen
Sierra iilloin tapaa malwomasta?
|Sin1 ibmilinG ON MT Ito ia iboss
tlis, mlttta MOI niitG jotfo nafflt-
nat epGusfon unto. Wtif1 pm nuf1
funtt firouncen. ntifd muifbitt RI
foSmiclcen, Ct pubettofoon liitnoos
miicstu, mlitta foiffi omot altoona
toimoasto Imam totiSto SriStltf-
fen tlrntemisto. sos ei ole iit1 ols
ipG jofu muotoo elGnGstG Sltma-
losto min on mobboton felfunto
Sumulolle, iiA6 Suntolo 10 lanoo
eniinlGiiesiG ~fGsfpsiG: gil foifen
rafosto b1nt1 ia jos ei Sitmalao
rofasteta min iilloin t1ptpp tai ra
fogfaa ntaailmaa ia iofa moails
MAJ rafastao Ell iiinG ole Si1n
ratforttta. Slntm &ristiista on al
man mabooton pGGstG taipooieen.
Satfetaan
Ml6ricb &iipelG
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
Dollarit ia sentit

Kun basket viimeisen kylmettymi-
sesi kulut, paljoko se tekee? laval
lisesti ottaa 10 paivaa ennenkuin
vilustumisesta paranee, mutta otta-
malta Chamberlain Cough Reme-
dya pullon vol tuota aikaa paljon
lyhentaa; pullo kestaa koko talven
yhdessa perheessa. = Lapsille. Las
ten laakkeitten valinnLssa eli voida
ola kyllin huolellisia. KokemusF o.
soittaa, eta Chamberlain Cough
Remedy on parain lapsille. - Kro-
nillinen ruuansulatushairisY Monet
eivat karsi vatsakatarrista, vaan
kayttamalla mineraalivesia on elimis
to jouutnut epakuntoon. Tassa ia
pauksessa auttaa paraH.ten Cham
berlainin Tabletit. Sappivat.
Naissa vioissa potilas tuntee kuinka
ruoka halu kotona juuri ennen ate
riaa. Kun ottaa Chamberlain Tab
letteja, asettuu vika.
CHAMBERLAIN MEDICINE co.
DES MONIES. IOWA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
@afefielb, Mich.

Ompeluieiiran fofoifieen S. 6.
liaioniin % b. oil pGfeG fofoontlie
mt lltfuiiasti, iosia post. 8aiun-
ia pitt opettatpaiien pitbeen Matb.
Sab ioboosta, foboistaen pis
beenia eritpiienmin perbe-el6mGdn,
mainiten ettG noiffa fitinfa ibmiss
iilmGlle onneIliielta n1pttGiiifin per
be-eldmG Jos iiitd main %puiittili
parbainb MIN. Seeirs &ristiis, min
fe Ell ole toii onnellista.. 4plId Mrs
@liaion .naitttii paIion tdlIaiiista
fofoont1tmiiista fotonnan, fosfa
BON ei moi miiita ierrata fofoufs
fin Main taItpen oifoirta, bartpoin
main firffoon p1diee; fitn b6n moi
ainonstaan fainaloiautpain aipulla
liiffiia, min pois ibmismieli p1dt.
tdd ettd b6nen eI6manid on bppins
tin ipnffd1 paan bGn moi iIomie.
lin tpptpd oioania ia tiirtpaten $50
pabtoiaania IaiIeIIa: On bptpd Tsp
bdn ipntifen SpIisid Seeiufien,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
8afeficlb, Micb.

SpodmeIliiet fiitotiet pppoGnme
lauiuu 8ofefieloin icurof. fosfo
|~tooien tu1tittt neiSdt AMMAN t6p-
oelliiesti % pm Italia, finn titlit@
te Min illurella iorfolla mieroof-
femme, ia labjosta ionfa olitte os-
taneet, MIN. lion fumas raamotun.
@oin loiiilta ett1 lie oil ieitraf. puo-
lesta bptpin malittu lobjo, falliim-
pi ftltoa, iillG fulto fatoo, lpoan
ppbG Jana pplpp moan ia
taipaanfin b~uffuesia. YstGwGt emf
me ole min iuiirta roffautta an'
ininneet, maon fosfa ltSfon ett1 D.
lette Dilpittomastd iDo1mestG ub-
rai1fienne tebneet, Min Slmala len
on teille tofaiiin palfitiepa miniin
protestant monin ferroin. Siis fiji
tofiet ipaimomGfiioille fl1in mpos-
fin faifille oianottaiiue. Soipoen
eoelleenfin p-bteispmm1rrpstd fes-
fuitoeSiamme, piirrGn fiitolIiiurioel-
Ia
Mrs ia Mr Sobn 1iemeld ia lapiet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

San pi. min bella berttinen San
tuntee paiwaiien, ga bGnen pais
menbuuliltaan Min armo wirtailee
San ipnnit anteefs ~antaisiaan Yois
tusfat poistelee.
Yoptdtuloja oil tofoufiesia $751;
90. Hlioriioieuran fofous on IL
pm Italia Sobn @iemelGsid; fob
mia iaatapano, toimottaDasti lofes
rim fansia.
YpbGfoulun opettaiain fofolis on
s y. >iHalla firfosia.
&irieenwaibt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
1oscbie
\rpn cunnteisia

Suomema periantaina OH Nilo-
riioliiton tp0fofous ia raamattupii-
ri pappilasia flo s Italia. &aiffi
terpetulleita.
Sronnoooin rippifoulallioffa TO-
toontlll laiiantaina flo 10 up.
Gnli lumuntaina on jumalan.
palpelus ia $. g. @btoolliien wiet
TO 8afefieloisiG flo $50 ap. Strip
pifoirluluoffa fofoontuu.,
@nii iunnuntaina on iltmalan-
palpelns ia $. q. @btoollilen miet
to @esiemerisid flo 3 jpp. &ippi-
fonlltluoffa Ifofoontuu.
@nii iunmntaina on &aioriio-
liiton obieLmailta Sronuoooin firf-
foialiSia flo s illolIo. SpipG obiel-
ma. Serlpetuloa.
Sorstaina IL p. on ompeluleli-
ran ;fofous Mrs Mutti aonfaon
luona @epport fplallG flo s Italia.
&oiffi ternetulleita.
Serjantaina 10 p. on ppbnfou-
Inn opettaiien fotous Wtr Sact
&ilpoien liioro flo s illalla. &aiffi.
2aSfiaisiunnuntaino Is p. lob
oetG1n pappilon tpfoG flo 10 op.
refiretfelle Soplin fpl1lle Scr Siaf
Sulinin farmillc. YerillG pibetaGn
,bortausbetfi. Mtrs Sulin tarioaa
mpoS piiolilen, iosta tllot tllewat
ompelul eilron fasiaan. Seriuetlloa.
San @usfirfin orupcluielran fo-
folls ia bartausbetfi Wtrs 8erttr-
Ian Ilpona lasfiaislunnuntaina Is
p. flo 2 ipp. tSerlpetaloo.
Sitmolanpalpelus Grmin fDldn
tomnbaalillo lasfioisiunnuntaina
Is p. flo A jpp.
Meaomillen o~mpeluielron fofonS
Wrs &ipen lltona madnantaina 16
y. flo s Italia. SiloiiuuocsIa pioe.
tGGn lbartausbetfi. Sermetuloa.
&astettii: Seiffi ia Sillo Soo-
nolan poifa, Seiffi &ifboro, ipnt.
Sron 9eltisia morrasf. 16 ,. ia
fostettiin If. 1 y. Srmalan liunoits
to-.
Mrne @aiunta
GtO &. N(per It Yubelin 9S9
Syronpooo, Wticb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

2asfiaisiunmuntaina If. 10
b. eli ole ~firfosia iltmalanpolweliis
ia iinG iilloin teentme refiretfen
|Utrs Sioc Siilinin farmille, fofoon
niitaon pappilan tpfo flo 10 ap.
Samana pdim1nG on bartausbetfi
ia San @lisfirfin ompeluieiran TO-
foiis Mers 8erttiilan luona Ito 2
/. d. u.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

= Wer Oscar Oman, NaieI,
@asb. on foonn,it iitdIdiiiItd Ia.
betpspstdiuiltd iaappaniIdbetpfieI-
le $1,000 uuoen uuooen IaDiofii.
@iimerfifii felpaaipaa toimintaal
SamaIIo ban terpebtii faiffia sliit.
taian pstdtuid. Wainitln $1,000
oIen iaaniit, iosta ipodmeIIiren fiji
tos.
arne Daiunta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

@nii lai1antoina on fabpi-
poptG fatettltra pappilasia alfaen
flo 10 ap. alma iltaan asti. &aiffi
ofpot iilloin terpetiilleita fabwille,
iosta ferGGntppGt tiilot iaetaan ie.
minaarilaisten fesfen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

- Yast. Gin ia banen piffu
t%pttareni1 Gleonora opat iairastu-
meet i%nflueniaan. Soimomme pi-
talsta parannusta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
Salntaam

@almelustptto perbeeleen. 9abem
pia tietoia iaaoaan Nortbiioe, gao
Miaple itr. Sronpooo, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
Salntaan

WtpDiGtdr. &rlee ballita tGpoel.
liiesti iuomen ia englanninfieltG
Mbel 2aoin
1872 8 @urora It. Sronmoob Wicb.
(Singerin fonetoupan mieresiG)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
Nptarh Ynblic

SuomaIaincn Sellni 2Gntt1 "Stplc
Shop. @aStGpGdtG YcfoIon liifri-
til.
3
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
GHtus

SpoGmelliiet fiiiofiet pppoGmme
laulua faifille Mile pStGpille, jot-
ia tulitte min iulirella ioufolla
meibGn fotiimme miime perjantai.
iltana m~iettGmGGn 10-puotista
DGGp1imGGmme.. &iitos teille pst6-
wdt fdpnnistdnne ia labiasta, jon
ia toitte nellie merffipdinGmme
muistofii, Suimala pnlfitfoon teille
faifen.
OstGpppoell1
@mna ia Mripio MGfi
Sronnooo, Wicb.
o
MpstGpGnG
1 tamma, 8 muooen manba. 1
maria, jofa titlee feiGlld 3 mnnbaf-
II. 1 maria, jofo tltlee feiGllG. 2
mnnbofii y. M. &pipfG1:
@m ScDafer, Geoar, isis.
EostimeStarin apulaiiefii OH
If. olusta nimitettp &. 2orion.
Z. 3epp1lG, YGimdlebben
poifalIinen firimpaibtaja, on per-
beineen loirosten listalla.
Snfllensiatilnnne' Sronpooo-
iSio on luotliiio, mlttto bpp1lIG o.
lula plloan f%llitenfinl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

Sobn q. Selli ldbti wiime
m%aanantaina 2asiingin, Wticb. fat.
lomaan poifaaala, jofa iairastui
dffiGn1iiesti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

- Saronin, Bis. on perustetti
ieitrofunta 2anianisfirffofitnnan
nbtepteen. Soiipomnte Sitmalan fin
norsto uioeIle ieitrafunnalle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05
SrpntppoSimja Dntp. ,%tittiiia

Antakaa puhelmena teto Autta jale kaikista tapahtumista j. crit.
tankin momalaisia koskevista, sten teate hyvan palveluksen leh.
dele ia yleis0ne. Auttajan puhehnnumero on sew
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

= Illoriipliiton iGienet, NUTS
tofaapa iaapuu buomenna perlnrt-
toino flo g italia pappilaan tDo-
fofoufieen ia raamottufesfustelultn.
Serpetl1loa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

OmpeluIeuran fofoufiesio
firffololisia oil poptdtitloa $3.50,
iogtu fiitos popoGnfottaiille Wfrsil-
lie Compton ia Iiimmela. Seuroo-
pa fofous on Wsrs @latti &unfaon
luono torstoina 10 p. flo s illalla.
Sertnetuloa ioufolla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

SnfLlensiatilonne' Sronmooo-
isio on iuotliiia, mltta bpp1lld o.
olloon fuitenfinl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

Z. 3eppGIG, TGimGleboen
poifallinen firilnmaibtaio, on per-
beineen lairosten listalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-02-05

Eostimestarin opulaiiefii Of
If. alusta nimitettp Is. BARRON.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-06
MORE FREIGHT CARS
= PROMISED FOR S. C..
Railroad Commission is Assured BY
I.C, G. That Situation in South
Carolina Be Relieved At
An Early Date.

Columbia, Oct. 5.-More freight
cars are assured to South Carolina by
the Interstate Commerce Commission,
for the movement of cotton and cot
ton seed, according to South Carolin-
ians, who returned to Columbia today
after appearing before the Interstate
Commission in Washington, where
they went to make a fight for addi-
tional rolling stock for cotton move
ments. The Interstate Commission,
according to these men, has promised
more cars for South Carolina.
The South Carolinians who went to
Washington to wage the fight for
more cars are Frank w. Shealy,
chairman of the State railroad com.
mission; w. B. West, secretary of the
crushers association; R. L. Hollowel
and j. A. Baker cotton warehouse
men of Columbia.
The Interstate Commission and the
car service commission assured the
South Carolinians that not only
would cars be sent to South Caro-
lima for cotton and cotton seed ship
ments but there would be no more
cars taken from South Carolina for
grain movement of available rolling
stock to the West, for grain ship
ments. The roads have been short of
cars, due to the fact that under gov
ernment control no new cars were
built and the rolling stock was al
lowed to get in bad shape.
The South Carolinians state that
they made it plain to the Washington
officials that even freight cars not in
perfect condition would be of service
for the cotton interests of this State
When this was explained, the delega-
tion was assured that cars could be
sent to South Carolina to supply the
demand at this time of cotton move
ments. The South Carolina delegation
also met with high officials of the rail-
roads in Washington, who gave as
surances of their cooperation in the
effort to get freight cars for hand
ling South Cardinals crop.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-06
BURN 40 BUILDINGS
IN AN IRISH VILLAGE

Cork, Sept. 30.-The sacking of
the town of Mallow county, Cork,
during last night followed promptly
on the Sim Fein coup of yesterday
in which the military barracks were
raided and a sergeant was killed:
"Not the black and tan," but the
seventeenth lancers are said to
have exacted the reprisals. They
burned the town hall and some 40
buildings including the creamery
and the principal shops.
There was much promiscuous
shooting by the soldiers, but no
casualties have been reported. The
fire was still burning this forenoon.