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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01
.KhebeI Plan 0szczedzanIa
| LokotanIa Pianledzy.

Krebef and Co, Bander1y tnwe-
stycyi, kt6rzy specyalizuja Y bon
dach / akcyach tak Standard OIL
Pullman, United States Steel, North
western Railroad, Armour Wrgley
Gum. Seas-Roebuck, wydah intere-
sujaca ksiazeczke ktora wszyscy
powinni czytac 20 tytusem Getting
Ahead. Opisuje tak Peter Perkins
Dostal bogaczem przz mokow1n1e
kifku dofar6w miesiecfnie.
Take akcye obecnie przynnE1a 7
proeent i wiecej, 1 ka0dy mu1e mice
ten zysk, ben ro4ntcy tatiej Jest ma
rodowoSd. Jestto o wiele1lepiet ni4e-
Ii brac 8 procent W bankach oszc1e
dnosd. Radzimy wan aby6cfe pre-
czytan Getting Ahead. Pono&e
wan do zarobienIR wiecej pieniedzy,
a akcye ga zupeinie pewne
WINCENTY G. PONIC, Spis' EiusL.
1903 So. Ashland Ave I'd. Canal $40
& co.
Bahierzy InweStycy1,
1877 So. La Sale st. Chicago Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01
z Text Redakcyjnej

>dFa mel latoWdC ClEOC JeuLoSlhl
/ z mas caiych zobojetnlalych
-werbowac naprzysziych jeszcze
bojownikow i dzialac-dziaiac, a
nadzieje zywic - wbrew samej
nadziei.
Tel nadziei, tel WARY w Pol
skoSc, tego oddania niepodzielne-
so ola niej X. Felix Laden mic
tracii nigdy, a poSwiecajac wszy-
sick swoj GAS, silly i zdolnosci
niepowszednie i zapal hajlepszych
lat zycia p~odtrzymaniu Polskosci
W Ameryce 1robil istotnie OIL
brzymio wiele. Czfowiek ten =
zdalo sic Piynai Przeciw pra-
dowi, walczyl przeciw sprzysie-
zonym ma taxa robote warunkom
niekorzystnym, trudnoSciom, o.
graniczeniom i niecheciom ;nieraz
nawet wsrod swoich, wSrod mas
samych ME doznawai pomocy, nj
~Pociechy, nj podtrzymania, a je-
dnak ME ustawal, ME dal sic, ME
ustapil - szedf obrana droga
grudna, szedl tenn zachwaszczo-
mem pollen i prostowai sciezki, a
wypleniai chwasty i wyszukiwa3,
wydzieral prawie z poSrod Mich
waite swojskoSci n~aszej badylki,
ably i'm ME dac zmarniec, ale je
pielegnowal, opieka otaczai, ably
Z czasem rozrosly sie'i rozwinefy,
ably z mich wyroSli przyszli, dalsi
niwy naszej narodowej pracow-
nicy.
Wszystko, co mogio wchodzic
W zakres, lub chocby W stycznoSc
tylko z umAowana to dziedzina
piracy, X. Felix Ladoh uwzgle-
dniai, wszystkiem sic zajmowal,
o wszystkiem mysla}. Poprawa i
doskonalenie stale naszych szkoi
parafialnych mia}o W MIN
lze0znika znakomitego i wieczy-
cie,zasiuzonego pracownika kie-
rujac sam szkoiami tenn, uczac
w Mich, poznal je gruntownie i
ulepszaniu ich statecznemu odda}
sic z wytrwaioScia podziwu 60
dina, zdolnoScia niepowszednia
i z tym niewyczerpanym Ii
niego nigdy zasobem energii, co
zwalczala wszystkie 'zawody i
zapory, zwiaszcza PREY zuzytko-
waniu wy6ornych, oryginalnych,
smiaiych pomysiow, przystoso--
wanych do stosunkow tutejszych.
Z tych pierwszorzednych zalet
jego ~powstafy dzieia takie, jak
jego Podrecznik do
Katechetyki ola nauczycielek
szkoi parafialnych, jak inne jego
podreczniki szkolne, jak dosko--
male %pomyslana Gramatyka Je--
zyka Polskiego - ulatwiona, pro-
sta, by W nauczaniu jak najmniej
trudnosci przedstawiaia, a nadto
przystosowana oryginalnie do
gramatyki jezyka angielskiego w
por6wnaniach, analogiach, przy--
taczaniu terminologii angielskiej
- ma to, by dziatwa tutejsza, kto
ra must uczyt sic wiecej pc H.
gieIsku, niz pc polsku lepiej
wjec INA jezyk angielski Cd pol
skiego.- mogla iatwiej przyswa-
JAG sobie narodowej ~naszej mowy
zasady. Podobne mysli przewod-
ME kierowac miafy nowemi przez
sp. x. F. kadonia opracowanemi
Czytankami, ktorych juz ME u
.konczyl...
Taz sama mysl wielka - dobra
- piekna - polska mySl kie-
rowala najwiekszem bodaj
dziel jego, zawartem W calym
szeregu rocznikow znakomitego
Pisemka ola miodego VIE
ku-'p. n. .Przyjaciel Dzieci l
Mfodziezy", ktoremu nieodzalo--
wany ten, prawdziwy najlepszy
,,~uoL miod1rcb ook,o1en PRIV
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01
x. Felix's
G. r.
Szkic do Charaktery-
styki.

l SA4N NoNOh - IN EOSSAN1A
lonii amerykanskiej W wielu jej
sprawach i ma wielu polach dzia-
lacz-pisarz j pedagog wybitny
professor Kollegium Sw. Stanisla,
wa, pierwszej naszej uczelni wy
szej ma Wychodztwie tutejszem
w skreSlonym ma wieSc o tym Ego
ME neurology onegdajszym
wzmiankowaliSmy pokrotce licz-
ne i rozlegie rodzaje prae donio7
siych Sp. X. Felixa kadonia dis
poswiecic pragniemy tel odcho-
dzacej juz ma wieki cd mas swie-
tlanej postaci jeszcze pare uwag
charakterystyki, azeby upamiet--
mic ia + zblizyc wszystkim, ktorzy
go znali, a mole ME doceniali go,
'moze ME wiedzieli o tenn, co byi
nam wart ten cziowiek, jak- INA
cyl wiele; jak vice bardzo ciezka
strate ponosi spoieczehstwo pol
Sko = amerykahskie przez te
Smierc p~rzedwczesna.
X. Felix Ladoi byl z powola-
mia kapianem, z zamilowania pc
dagogiem: z kaplanska Pc ojcow-
sku umisowai ten o goSebiem ser
Gu cziowiek, ktory ME mial chyba
nieprzyjacioi, ktory ME skrzyw-
Oil nikogo, ME wymagai ola Sic
bic niczego, a zyl tax skromnie
cicho,-ze tryb zycia jego z dobro
wolnem iScie ubostwem i zapar-
ciem sic siebie graniczyl, z ka-
pIahska Pc ojcowsku powia--
umitowai pokolenia Mode
/ piracy ola Mich poSwiecii caly
swoj wick meski, wszystkie my
Sli i zabiegi swoje:-oddal on
sic budowie. t~utejszego domu
cd podstaw Cd fun
damentow, gruntujac je SLIME W
sercach mlodego pokolenia, uczac
je-jak te Polske kochac-hoc
jei ono ME widziaio i ME zaznalo.
dzialalnoSc X. Felixa Lado
MIA - wspomnUmy pred nis je
szcze prace jego W Bulgaryi,
gdzie uczyi w tamtejszym Kol-
Xxx. Zmartwychwstan-
cow, a ME majac podrecznikow,
sam je uksadal, gdzie jego ksiaz-
XII z zakresu matematyki staiy
sic pierwszemi northumberland
jezyku bulgarskim wv tym
przedmiocie ogioszonemi dru-
kiem,-praca owa Kapiana-N Maui
czyciela- Patryoty ola mSodziezy
polskiej rozwinela sic tn W Anne
ryce, gdzie lat dwadziescia spedzii
rczac sam, katechizujac, piszac
ksiqzki szkolne, podreczniki ola
nauczycieli i nauczycielek, wy
dajac pisemko ola mlodziezy pol
skiej i tworzac szereg ~powiastek i
powieSci G,Arabka", nKniaziow-
ma" i inne) ola dziatwy i miodzie-
zy, ktora wszystkie tie ksiazeczki i
tie pisma swojego najserdeczniej-
szego Przyjaciela rozchwytywala,
rozczytywala sic W mich, a tax
ami wiedziaia - jake sic poczy-
naia rozmifowywac w czytelni-
ctwie polskiem, W 'polskiej mo-
vie, jake wdrazala sic w sPrawy
nasze polskie i przyswajala sic
DO Mich = oddawaia i'm SERGE i
dusze swa, W najwiekszej liczbie
wypadkow, ma Gala juz ~przyszsosc
zycia tuiaczego. Jak olbrzymio
doniosia byla TAXA robota sp. x.
{adonia - tn ma emrgracyi,
wsrod zalewu amerykanizacyi,
jak wiele 'ona sprawiia, IL choc
czeSciowo. choc potrosze dawala
temu tn zrodzonemu pokoleniu
naszemu polskoSci powloke, re
uczyia poczucia przynaleznosci
polskiej i tego wszystkiego, co
zen wynikac, z MEM sic iaczyt
powinno,-tego ME pojmie Mkt,
jak tylko kto sam W tych spra-
wach sic trudzi mozolnie, kto sam
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-01

Ano = stosunki til So takie, re
jeno w najuciazliwszym wysihku
i w. ofiarnem wszystkich sill VIA
caiopaleniu MONA tn
n~aszej siuzyc, MONA
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
Whole Rows Of Buildings in Sew.
eral Streets Destroyed; Many
Residences Burned
DAMAGE 100000
Flames Follow Shooting From Ambush
Of Military Party-Destructton
Held costliest Since Reprlsals
Began Ia ireland.

Dublin Several large sections OF
Cecs were devastated by fire Saturday
night and Sunday. The conflagraticM
followed an ambush of the military at
Paaaons Cross, In which four persons
were killed and many wounded, Three
civilians were taken from their houses
and shot dead after the ambush Of the
military Then the fires started. There
were bomb explosions and firing also
| was heard.
The populace Is panic stricken.
Ga the south bank Of the River Lee
the Carnegie library, the Corn Elk
change and other buildings were RACED
by the fire, while in the territory be.
tween the northern and southern
branches OF the river much havoc was
wrought by flames in the business sec
tion.
It wac reported that the fire was un-
damage done by the flames was esq
timated ut between 100000 and
100000 pounds sterling.
Several blocks of buildings in tho
heart Of the business district of Cork
were destroyed during the night, con-
shutting the cOstltest destruction of
property since the reprisals began in
Ireland.
A group of public buildings on Al
bert Quay, including the city hall, the
Carnegie library and portion of the
Corn Exchange also were burned, as
we'll as private residences in various
parts Of the city.
The fires extended to St. Patrick's
street from Cook street to Maylor
street and swept entire rows of build
ings on both sides of Winthrop street,
leading from St. Patrick's street to
Old Georges street.
Cadets March Through Streets.
It was reported from Cork that new.
ly arrived parties of auxiliary cadets
| marched through the streets holding
up and searching pedestrians and firing
into the air, following the ambush Of
! auxiliaries within half mile of the
barracks, II of them being wounded by
| bomb thrown from lorry.
! Between 7 and o'clock a period Of
intense quiet fell on the city, but near
o'clock uniformed men began to dis
play great activity in various parts Of
Cork. At some points train cars were
held up and passengers taken out It
| was reported that a number were
beaten and others placed against the
wall and closely questioned, but were
finally allowed to proceed.
1t is not improbable that lives have
been lost in the fires. Already several
persons connected with the destroyed
houses and business premises are re-
ported missing.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
Resolution Calling for Revival Of
War Finance Corporation Is
Ready for House Action.
WILL EXTEND CREDITS
Amendment to Resolution Broadens
Duties of Corporation to Include
Financing of Expectation Of
Other Than Food Stuffs.

Washington-The Senate adopted
the agriculture committee resolution
directing revival Of the War Finance
corporation as a measure of aff0rding
relief to farmers.
The second section of the resolu
ton, which, as introduced. would have
directed extension of liberal credits
to farmers by the Federal Reserve
system, was amended to make the do
STABILITY of such a course only al
expression of opinion Of the Congress
Not Limited to Foodstutfs.
The amendment making the change
in the section of the resolution re.
lating to the Federal Reserve system
was proposed by Senator Norris, Re-
cepted At to 49,
Another change made in the resolu-
ton broadened the duties of the
finance corporation to include the
financing of expectation of products
other than those produced on the farm,
Amendments to make the rate of dis
count on loans to farmers per cent,
and to make cotton factories paper
eligible for discount were rejected.
Final action on the resolution was;
without a record vote. The measure
now goes to the House where several
similar farmer relief measures are
pending.
The section of the resolution direct
ing revival Of the War Finance cor
poration, as adopted, reads:
1.-THE Secretary Of the Treasury and
members of the War Finance corpc-
ration are hereby directed to revive
the activities Of the War Finance cor,
poration, and that said corporation be
at once rehabilitated with the view of
assisting in the financing of the ex-
portation of agricultural and other
products to foreign markets.
Text Of Credit Clause.
The resolution as adopted refers to
the extension of credits as follows:
1T is the opinion of Congress that
the Federal Reserve board should
take such action as may be necessary
to permit member banks of tl.e Fed.
eral Reserve system to grant liberal
extensions of credit to the farmers
upon the security of the agricultural
products now held by them, by per.
hitting the rediscounting Of such notes
of extension at fair and reasonable
rate of interest"
The Senate Agricultural committee
continued its hearings with a view to
framing other measures looking to the
relief of the farmers from conditions
resulting from falling prices.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
RADIO TO WARN LAKE SHIPS

Danger Spots Being Equipped With
Automatic Wireless Signals.
Chicago-Through the establishment
Of chain of automatic wireless sta
lions at danger points along the Great
Lakes by the Federal government,
dangers Of lake navigation will he
minimized by wireless communication
with shippers day and night, it was
learned
When ships are blown near to dan
gerops reefs and shoals, their skip.
pers will be warned by automatic dan,
ger signals sent out at pitch that
can be caught by wireless mast of any
vessel, and they will be directed to
safer channels.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
VOTES 1-YEAR ALIEN BAN

johnson Bill Passed as Amended
Predicts Defeat in Senate.
Washington-Last minute attempts
by House leaders to restore to the
Johnson immigration bill the clause re-
stricting immigration for two years,
failed, the House approving by vote
OF 181 to 165 the Mann amendment
limiting the barring of aliens to one
year.
The Johnson bill, as amended, would
prohibit all immigration for period
of one year, 1t now goes to the SEN
ate WHARF its defeat is predicted by
Senate leaders,
The vote was 293 for the bill and al
against. Six members voted "pre-
sent"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
Gilbert Must Serve I Year.

Washington Joseph Gilbert, former
state manager of the Nonpartisan
league, and one of A. 9: Towney's chief
aides, must serve his sentence of one
year in Jail and pay fine of $500, tho
United States supreme court having
affirmed his conviction.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16

We have very attractive line Of bed
room slippers for men, women and chill
dren. They make very good presents.
Come in and see for yourself.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
TO ESTABLISH WORLD COURT
League Tribunal Lacks Obligatory Ap
pearance Of Both Parties.

PSdI d11Cc OF 0UIT TdTCIES.
Geneva-Tta assembly of the
League of Nations accomplished the
first important constructive act in the
work Of the League in adopting sta
tute for a permanent international
court Of justice. The organization as
planned still lacks the obligatory ap-
pearance Of both parties to a dispute
and provides no spenalty for noncom-
pliance with decisions of the court.
Advocates of the project, however,
believe it is the most complete plan
that could be accepted and are con-
fident that the good will of the ma
tions will remedy it's defects. The
plan will go now to the different men,
Der states for ratification,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16

Frencs, Flyer Again Breaks Record.
Paris ,Sadi Lecointe, the aviator,
broke the worlds airplane speed re,
cord foT four ki10meters. Flying at
Villaeoublay, Lecointe negotiated the
distance in 46 seconds, or at the rate
of 194.5 miles pere hour.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
Korean Clashes Fatal to ,375.

Korean Clashes Fatal to 375.
Tokyo-Three hundred and seventy,
FIVE Koreans were killed or executed
in tho recent skirmishes near Chang.
ta9, Korea, according to late advices
received from that area, where Ko.
rean bandits have been operating for
some time,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
Oldest Mason in U. s. Dead

Oldest Mason In U. s. Dead.
Detroit, Mich.-Abraham Kittle, said
to be the Oldest member of the Ma
sonic order in the United States, died
at his home here. He was ia years
old. He Joined the order in 1927 at
Waterford, N. Y:
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
TO INVESTIGATE lDLENEss
y. s. to Study Conditions in stxty-hve
Industrial Cities,

Os o " otUuy NOnuJs1OOS III 0tNIy-nve
Industrial Cities.
Washfngton-An inquiry to deter.
mine the extent Of unemployment in
sixty-f1e; principal industrial cities Of
the country was announced by the De-
partment, Of Labor, Decision to this
effect was made public after Secretary
Wilson has conferred with nine region.
al directors who have been appointed
to conduct survey of conditions in
cooperation with the present field
force of the United States Employ.
ment service, and with other state and
Federal agencies.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
Soviet Troops Concentrating,

INSTRUMENTATION of Soviet
troops are occurring in the direction
of Wilma, consequent to the arrival Of
Allied and neutral trops in Wilma, says
a dispatch to the Lithuanian legation.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1920-12-16
Twelve Die~in french Wreck

Twelve D1e1N french Wreck,
Armentieres, France-Twelve per.
sons were killed and thirty injured liz
2 head-on collision between freighJ
and passenger. train. The collision
occurred outside the station, here.
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13

@tfontn baran m.in. arbtit um.
FONT. iptnn lie uidt 70 gar piber.
tudrtieer Rdtur, penigittns fir mid
tuGrt. Sad bat amber, Terpen aIs
i9, ober lit burd bic @%etpobnbeit in
ieinem @tIddfts ube,ltumpft."
sd mO6tt bod piF.n, mas ItGrs
tsre Rerben perIanst." unt,rbru6 Jpn
Der SobtensrGber, iid nit i%nbianirs
ter Miene srbebeno, r.in.m ltbenbis
gen Menfden nit Der S6Iinoe bic
8ebIe 3uSieben unO ibm, pGbreno er
Uer5peif.lnb no4 2uft I9noppt, bic
3aIden ausl.eren, unb mas beraIeis
den @ti4dfte nod m.br Inb
ODER tinen itummtn 9obttn, Der
ni6ts fiibIt, ipegtragen unb bamit
Der WiFeniduft btIftn.-
Stop, Sad, Du biit Elm Saupts
ttrl unb fOnit m.in.tlptaen Rt&t
bob.n," REF Der anbtre Iadtnb, Id
babe Dir bur4aus nidt 3u na6e ire
ten tpOlsn. Ilfo i.bt ipteen Der
@ertbeiIung Der 4rbeit. Bin aebt
morgtn nit benz iungen Men56en
mad pbiIubelpbid unb i'd fperos
i.benfaus 10 pieI 3eit .riibri9en, un
bic alien 2leibtr in Gmpfano ntb.
men gu tOnnen. Oos ptittrt tpeotn
Der TOilette Der Subenlti6e uno
ibrer @erpanbIung p,rbe i6 nit
Sad beIpreden. Seb.nfans tGuneh
Sic iid bdrduf perIaFtn, @raF. baB
tpenn boS Ding i'm Rortbs Hiper auf-
sefii9t tpiro, tein Soroner IS anbers
aIs mad ben 8l.ibern, bic ts trGot.
unb lad ben @egenitdno.n BARN be.
urtbeilen tann."
n@ut," nidte @tif.rt b.fri.biqt,
Id ftbe. Sbr faBt m.in, Sb.e gut =
aliO bibf9 Iaubere Nrbeit, i'd per-
IaKe mid arf Gu9! limb nun uufs
9emsrtt, I'm bic WerbunoIun9.n tur5
gu MAIDEN. Worgen Mittas gable id
an Bin, tpenn er mad philadelphia
g.bt, fiinf3ie Dollars, ba er Iuss
adb.u baben pirb, unb Sud, Ben.
fiinfuHo5pan8ig auf 4bf9Iog. Sn
orei 2ag.n abtr, bas lit om nG9Iten
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nobI perDabrt gepeisn unb aud
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ausgenieitn bat. i.bem nod einmaI
fiinfunb5ipan0is Dollars - i'd bente
10 1T in allem Elm ri6ti9es 8erbGlt=
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i6 por6er ben N%uf.nt1aIt bes Snaben
nidt piTen. 8iu mag an Ben bic
Ibreife gtben, bamit i9 einen Nm
bait babe, fulIs .inem bon Sud
etpos 8oli3eilides pulfiren io1ts.
GinDeritanbtn9"
Die 9Gnb. Der 6eiben Itrtdten Iid
ibm entgegen. unb .r briidte cine mad
Der anoeren. nSoGtt ouBerbem
stipaS paiiiren, 10 tpiBt Sbr, no
Na4ri4t gu binterIaIien ODER gu err
bdIten it," iogts sr; morgen
friib UNI 5ebn llbr ben 8sIu9 Bel
Nbrobom ni9t gu otrgtRen; uno
num-" fubr Ct fort, iiA erbebenb unb
cine Sinfoolar : Note aus Der 3iptis
ten Deitentaide aitb.nb, lit bier
etpas fir Elm paar S9Iud 8ranoD
es 1T a0.s, mas i'd beute BEL mir
TRACE. Ooer", la9te er mad siner
tur3en Pauie, uls er in bic @eIi9ter
Dor ii9 fa6. bon benen itbes bic Not.
unO aud bic 9epegungen Der beiben
unbtren gu bepnden f9ien. i'd
perbe ben S9abmeiiter MAIDEN, bis
mir binauf tommen unb tue9feln
tonntn."
n8eroammt Hug 9etbon," brummte
Ben aufitebenb unb brebte Ii9 auf
benz 4bIaBe na6 Der Sbir. Bin
3inbete bus Salgli9t on unb Ders
l0f6tt bdS @dS = unb por1i9ttg
trat bic @eieIi4aft Wiebsr ben @.g
uuh Der Sbermelt an
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13
".

@s lpar am nG9ften Gage No6s
mittags, als bas Ddmpf16iff
rSoutberner" BON @barlsIton toms
mtno i'm Safen BON Nem Oort einIieT
unb ii9 neben einen Der tleinen
8iItenbampfer l.ste, pelder eben fir
feline 4bfohrt gu bei3en btsonnen
bate. Gi. Mense Der pdKagiere
bate bereits bas getpaltige Sdiff
uerlafen. als nod ein iunger damn
nit ieinem Reiieiude langIdm iibtr
bas 8erbinbungsbrett naG benz llfer
f9ritt; er Iab nm fid, mi. ma be-
fannie @egenoen, bic man bon reuem
betritt, muItert, unb pies ben 9du7
fen BON Wietbtuti9en unb 6anbs
tdrrnern, bic iia nit DienTtanerbies
tungen I'M i'm brGngt.n, nit elmer
Si9erb.it 3urii6. bic beutli9 genus
beipi.s, baB .r tein N.ulins auf R.iD
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ii9 i.rtis, i.inen Wee bur9 elm. Der
bier ausmiinbenoen StraBen tpeiter
su p.rfuIstn, uls Elm @uflauf bon
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tleineren Oampfers feline Mufmerts
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bin0u uno iab cine junge. psibli9e
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Sanb in benz &reife Der nsugi.ris
auiammengeloufeuen Wenf6su. DOR
lp.lbsr Elm Mann in f6Gbisen 8leis
bern perorirenb itonb.
v3abies unb Gentlemen" panbte
Ii9 bi.ier foeben on oi. 3ui9auer.
y@it. I.ben bier Elm Multer BON .bez
Iidtr 9reue Dor iih, bas mir nit
bi.i.m STEAMER auf unb bapon aeben
molte, benz i'd abtr nod our rsdt.n
23eit Den W.s bertreteu babe.
Gddmf Oh Did ni9t. Warp, Dor
ben M.ni9tn. unb niuit Du mir
nt9t sutipilis nod 9auIe fols.n?"
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M.ib sornis, Id babe nit ibm nitbt
mebr gu tbun sebabt als nit jebem
aahsEsn; sr 1T Gin Stump xnS sin
Washington Journal., 1920-02-13
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Washington Journal., 1920-02-13

Hermann C. Winkler, Proprietor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-24

and orchards of California the best
opportunity for their Abilities" Mr..
l}lacl said
Nov that the war is over. most of
them are coming back and they are
furnishing California with the largest
stream OF immigration think II has
ever had This has been going on
some six months and increasing slow
~ | belize they average between
6oo and 100 month"
The -nWicrant trains that used TO
b" run To Chicago before the war
have not been resumed Mr.. Black
said. one reason he said was that
there was not enough immigrants to
Justify them, and another reason was
tl'af the Pullman tourist car Was tax.
ing their place
From Information gathered from
railroads here It does not appear that
many Immigrants coming vest are
settling on farms. Some plans are I
beng considered by roads T. w Ball. /
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-24

! AcNisan border General Marsh said
The nece icity for protecting our
southern border haa continued during
the year. The duties performed in
cludcd patrol'ine the border To pre-.
vent bandits from crossing the inter
national line and making raids into
The United States and committing
derrcdations against the lives and
property of American citizens. While
i was not practical to maintain a
continuous guard aIo"F the entire
border, The troops were 80 distributed
that information concerning raids
might he actod upon With sufficient
TO minimize the dangers
therctrom.'