davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Ruling ON Cotton
Loans by Reserve
Board Is Denied
Harding Explains Legisla-
ton OH Limit by Member
Banks; Answers Plea of
'sForced Sales of Crop

WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-The Fed
eral Reserve Board has not advised
member banks as to what loans thew
should make against this years cotton
crop, Governor Harding declared to-
day in letter to the Department of
Agriculture.
The letter was written in answer tc
reports reaching the department that
"due to an existing financial strin-
gency, stocks of cotton were being
forced on the market at sacrifices in
prices Such action, the department
intimated, had been prompted through
"a ruling or other form of instruction
from the Federal Reserve Board which
limited loans on cotton TO that only
which was in process of Shipment"
In answer to this Governor Harding
explained that Congress had been re-
Quested early in the year to amend the
existing statutes, which originally re-
strictcd loans to individuals by ma
tional banks in excess of 10 per cent of
the banks capital and surplus.
"Congross acted upon the sugges-
tion of the board Governor Hard
ing wrote "The amended statute now
provides that for a period OF SIX
months out of any consecutive twelve
months a national bank may lend to an
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Camels Thrive i'm Australia
Used i'm Mountains to Trans
port Mine Output

More than one species of mammal
which have been introduced into Aus
tralia have thrivod exceedingly in their
novel environment. Among these may
be included the camel In Australia
the offspring Of this animal, owing no
doubt to the climate suiting its char
acteristics better even than that of the
land of It's origin, are more hardy than
their parents. Men of Assyrian and
Afghan origin are employed as drivers
and to look after the camels, and
these men also thrive in the sunny
climate of Australia. Their satisfac-
ton is no doubt further increased by
the TACT that their earnings are many
times greater than they would receive
IN their own native countries. The
camel has great ability to withstand
fatigue, manage on minimum amount
OF water "a great consideration in
country like Australia), and carries
heavy loads, five hundredweight being
no exceptional burden for him to bear
Tor many miles without tiring.
In the district in which the camel Is
used 1t Is not an uncommon sight to see
one OF those animals harnessed to a
cart and being driven in exactly the
same way as horse. The Broken Hill
silver mining district in New South
Wales is we'll known as being a center
for camel transport, and many teams
are seen leaving or returning. Strange
ly enough camels do not thrive on rich
grass, but grow fat on dead leaves
from the gum tree, spinifex or porcu-
pine grass (this grass covers hundreds
of square miles of territory in the in
terror of Australia) and mulga. These
seem to be great delicacies, and the
more thorny the better they are ar
preciated.-Ch Christian Science Monitor
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
S Shipping News

Nenaha, Karachi I' via New York; Rodskisr
tNor). Malmo; Manchester Port (Br). Man
chicago. Avonmouth: Masea, Norfolk. %
BOSTON. Aug = Arrived; Brandon.
Nerfolk .cownn; Norfolk; Gloucester.
Port Antonio Sepulga. Norfolk; Lake Fa.
lama. Philadelphia; Garibaldi. philadel-
phia.
CHARLESTON. s c. Aug c-~ArrIvcd :
Ice King, Cuba for New York: christian
krogh tNor). Frederi.sstad; Lenapo. Jack
sonvlle and proceeded to New York ;
tRzn). st Nazaire.
GALVESTON. Aug 6--Arrived: Bonham.
Havana: ! o'Neiil, Philadelphia; Lake
Forsby. Philadelphia; Red Mountain. Brest.
Sailed: Kerponkson, Rio dc aJneiro.
KEY WEST. Fla. Aug. ARRIVED
sagua (Br). sagua. Sailed 9Th. Tamarac
(Br), Brixham. England.
IN, MOBILE. Aug e--Arriyed: str Manx
Murphy. Havana.
NORFOLK. Aug s--Arrived: strs La
Grange (Fr>. New Orleans: Homocline
SBr,, shielda Masea, Baltinore; Achilles
Erssooa1 Arapa ah New York nelmsa ga,
son (Nor). Christians Lake Ellsworth
Hull; Briton. Providence; Havo (Nor). st
Strs Arlington. Boston: silwyn Eddy. Bos-
ton; Homocine (Br) and Enroll (Br).
Galveston
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 6--Arrtved strs
Mount Vernon lNor). Port Antonio; Cha ries
Braley, Matanzas; Paraguay, Beaumont;
Persian. Boston; Lake Copley. Cienfucgos !;
transport Northern Pacific, 1IoboSen.
Delaware Rreal<water. Dol, AUG Pa sscd
out from Philadelphia: Strs City OF Flint.
Rotterdam and Hamburg; Lackawanna
(Sr). IIverpool estpool, Rotterdam !;
Aragon. Sagua la Grande: Mundelta, New
York. Sailed: Schr Henry II Chamberlain
(rom Phiiadelphia). Portland. Reedy ISL
and. Del. Aug 6--Passed down from phila-
delphia: Str Bayonne. New York. Marcus
Hook Pa. Aug 6---Passed down from
Philadelphia: James Otis, Baltimore: Man
gore. Santiago; Piqar del Rio (Br) Perth
Amboy
PORT ARTHUR Tex. Aug. s-Arrived
Gulf of Mexico. New York. Pinthis. Gal
weston. Sailed GargoYle Beaumont to
Sabine; i NJ Gufey, north of IIatteras.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Aug 6-Arrived; Str
Jean Norfolk. Sailed: Str Kenbane Head
(Br) Cork via New Orleans.
PORTLAND. Me- Aug 6-Arrived: Strs
Lake Inglenook. Gaspe, Quebec: Freeman,
Norfolk.
SAND KEY, Fla. Aug. 6--Passed: West
bounw, 5th. Rayo and barge. Lake Bridge :,
Baton Rouge and barge, S Hunt; 9th.
Gulf Queen. Argok Bayway.
SAVANNAH, Aug 6-Arrived: Strs Al
stern (Swcd). Man2anillo: Baboosic, Jack
sonvile; Cretan. Jacksonville (and sailed
for Philadelphia schrs Dorothy, Caiba-
rien; Frederick \ Duggan. Leghorn.
TAMPA, Fla, Aug - Arrived Schrs
Charles r Wiebe. Cardenas; Burkeland.
Havana; Lizzie a Williams. Matanzas.
Sailed: Str Lake FaristeN Mobile; schr
Jubilee. Matanzas.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Dog Trots 900 Miles
Lost Collie Reaches Old Horne
After z Ncnshs

y, ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, July 2s.-
Two years ago Roy M. Coe and family
moved here from Fort Scott. Kan.
bringing with them the family pet
BUD, collie dog. Last November Bud
disappeared from home and, although
Mr.. Coe advertised and offered a sub
stantlal reward for the dogs return,
no trace of him wa sfound.
The other day Mr.. Coe received 81
message from his brother-in-law. an
employee of the Fort Scott Gas Com
pany, reading: bud, somewhat tired.
walked into the gas plant and Law
down" The dog apparently had con-
sumed about eight months making the
trip of approximately 900 miles. The
trip to Albuquerque was made by train.
consequently on his eastward Journey
Bud had no familiar landmarks to
GUIDE him, unless he followed the rail-
road
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Sheep Shearers Get $50 Day
S30 Is About Minimum Daily
Earnings

DENVER, July 2o.-Sheep shearers
make as much as $50 day, the State
Labor Department has learned. In
hearing evidence in wage dispute it
was disclosed that the contract price
for shearing is 17l5 cents a shear"
The evidence further disclosed that
good workman with modern equip
nent car clip 200 sheep a day, which
means 500. This is considered about
the minimum wage among journeymen
OF the profession. The experts can
sheer 300 sheep in day which nets
tham So 80
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Building Lags
Here Despite
Need for Flats
Lockwood Committee Told
That Fewer Apartments
Are Available in CITY
Now Than One Year Ago
Many Homes Going Up
One and Two Family Houses
Will Not Supply Shortage,
Investigators Are Warmed

Suggestions for overcoming the hons
ing shortage We're submitted to the
Lockwood legislative committee, which
is investigating housing conditions. at
its session at the City Hall yesterday.
by representatives of the State Recon-
struction Commission, the MAYORS
Committee on Housing and the Citi-
zens' Union.
The first witness was Clarence S.
Stein. secretary Of the housing com
mittee OF the Reconstruction Commits
sion. He testified that despite the need
for additional housing during the wear
1919 there were actually 37S fewer
apartments on January /. 1920, than
were available on January l. 1919.
These figures, Mr.. Stein explained
were fer multiple family houses only,
and did not include single and two
family houses.
More Apartments Needed
"Although there is more building of
ore and two family houses than in
the last ten years." said the witness.
"these do not make up for the dehci-
encY m the construction of apartment
houses. It Is very apparent that the
situation IS not going to be taken care
Of in the normal way.
There is need for some constructive
action O. another sort. The rent laws.
while effective now, VIII not continue
TO be effective when the city is crowd
ed further. as Il VIII be next wear and
the year following
The Reconstruction Commission. in
its report 10 Governor Smith. recon-
mended constitutional amendment to
enable the state 10 loan money for the
construction Of new houses and an
amendment permitting cities 10 under
take housing. The cOODerative build
ing schemes should bear watching.
think that IN many cases these cooper
ative buildings are used merely as a
subterfuge to avoid the rent laws
Financing a Big Problem
Robert u. kohn. who was in charge
Of government building operations dur
ing the war, vertured the opinion that
the state or city can build a we'll and
as cheaply as private builders He
pointed 20 the Board Of Education's 5
construction Of school buildings as an
example of efficient government con-
struc-ion
The question Of financing new build
!ngS. according 10 Nr. kChn. is Just as
much q problem today a it was year
as0. despite the supposed willingness
Of banks and Insurance companies to
make such loans. He testified that
these loans were not being made by
the big lending interests, and suggest
ed that the state issue bonds to the
public 10 provide for such buildings.
Clarence NJ Lewis Raymond y. In
gers0Il. secretary Of the City Club. and
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTINORE. Aug Arrived: Bur
lNor). Avendai, Thuban (Du). Rotterdam :;
grawl ksys New York; West Hobomac,
i,lo de Janeiro Bell Haven New York
William G Warden, Port Lobos Cleared
Gienstal 'Bp. Hango; Woonsocket, Yoko-
hama. etc, Via Panama Canal; Eretya
Mcndl tSparl, Copenhagen; Allentown
FuXpam; Procyron iDutch) Dra1n1nen
Sailed East Indian, Hamburg BALTIC
,Norl- Rotterdain; Sassenhein (Br), Rot
marx Alfonso Perez (Span). Rotterdam ;
Castle Torziano tItaD, Norfolk and New
port News Osccda, Antwerp. Iossifoglu
tGi0 - Nazaire; Mar del Norte (Span)
5Temen and Hamburg; Borgestad (Nor)
Tampico; Lake Crystal, Boston Passed
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07

al a,nlulVlduai, firm or corporation up tc
10, 10 per cent OF it's capital and surplus,
wneie ene excess OF 10 per cent is Sc
cured by warehouse receipts"
commenting cc the accumulation Of
,,ow-grade cotton Governor Hardinp's
ietter stated that this was due mar
TALLY to difficulty in making financial
arrangements necessary to sell it to
,he mills in Central Europe. adding
that member banks in the South no
uoubt feel reluctant to carry too large
volume of loans on collateral which
IS not readily salable."
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Buvs Jersey Factory

Charles Galewski purchased from the
Cockberry Corporation the three rein
forced concrete ieproof factory build
ings. on plot 200x275, at the corner of
Monmouth and Twelfth streets, Jersey
City. The property Is opposite the Erie
Railroad yard, and has q railroad sid :?
ing Henry Little was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Electric Trains Now Pass
Through St. G0flYard Tunnel

BERNE, July 19.-Electric trains are
now passing through the st. Gothard
tunnel The st. Gothard Railway is to
be entirely electrified. further sec
ton, Erstteld to Goeschenen, just hav-
ing been completed.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Flour In 90 Cents

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug 6.-Flour
advanced 80 to so cents barrel at
the principal mills here to-day, quota
nons for family patents in 9S-pound
cotton sacks, carload lots, being $13.35
to $3.50. This records Jump of o.
cents TO $50 within the last two days.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Buvs Home at Morristown

Eugene V Welsh has sold for Mrs
Sarah l.. Burr her dwelling at Mount
Kemble Avenue, Morristown, N. j.. to
Mrs. Bertha Brankamp, who will occupy
the premises shortly.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07

Jessie Ridley sold to benjamin
Harris the thrce-story building. 241lx
1886, at 229 Bowery, near Rivington
Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Arrivals from New York
"a d0s-S = StrphNn.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
cral Postofhce and City Hall PostofAce
station, New York. at p. as follows:
Hawaii, Fiji Islands, New Zealand and
Australia viz Vancouver. g. c. steamer
Tahiti. August Il.
Japan. Corea China, Siberia, Siam.
French Indo- China. Netherlands East In
dies and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver
and Victoria, b. G. steamer Empress of
japan. August IL.
tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mail 70.
Australia via san Erancisco. steamer
Vofua, august Is.
Hawaii Samoan 1slands, Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco. steamer
Ventura, August 10
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
Army Orders
HonorabIy DISCHARGED

From The Trt5uns's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07
FOREIGN PORTS
Departures for New York

Departures for New York
Hong Kong--S S City of Dram
Cardiff-S Cocleda.
Colombo-S Coelleda.
Mollendo-S s j'sSeQuiho.
Ruenos Aires--S Hyacinthus.
Naplcs-S Providence.
Hamburg-S s Mar Mediterranean.
Rotterdan--S : Brattingsborg.
Halifax-S 5 Pulaski
Panama Canal. Cristobal-S Bessie
Dollar. Santa Marta.
Hul-S s Lefonto.
Glasgow-S s Leominster
IisbOn-S S OcOnee.
Liverpool-S s Wampum.
Shields--S Indian City.
Rrerig-S S Lyngenfjord.
Barbadoe-S S Tennyson.
lIaVre-S Rochambeau.
Arrivals from New York
Bristol--S S Exeter City.
Christiania-S S Toledo Bridge.
Hamburg--S 5 Philadelphia. Atlantic Sur
Capetown-S $ Eastern Crag.
Palermo-S Duca d Aosta.
Alexandria-S : Dakota.
Rotterdam-S S Navarino.
Halifax-S S Ioclite, Suporto.
Nlanchester-S S Strathnllan.
Accra-S Megua.
Barbados-S s stephen.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07

Kuegle. Capt A. s. to Camp Benn!ns
O'Connor. 1t Il. II, TO Antwerp.
Coleman. 1t. Col +. W. to Atlanta.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-07

Sleeping Cars Dining Cars
tons apply to A. B. C{oWN
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-02
DELINQUENT TAX SALE NOTICE

BY direction OF the Board Of County Commissioners.
81 NOTICE ts hereby given that all the farm lands, town,
village and city lots, situated in Bottineau County. State
OF North Dakota, on which the delinquent taxes for the
year year 1919 remain unpaid on the 18th day of December 1920.
the Is manner provided by law. said sale Will be held ct the
y. .. commencing at ten !l1Ol o'clock A NJ. Of the said
d y and continued TIM as provided by law until all lands and
The following is the list Of the lands and lots on which
the 1919 taxes remain unpaid, and opposite each descrip-
and cost Of advertising. y
t,dl~s In the following table the abbEeyiia L.
or =. $. e y, to be read north ene-half,' south one-half'
-. to be read northeast Y. southeast Y, northwest Y.
lions are used, the meaning naaing viii Be the n same as Il Spelled
out in full. The following as samples: e NE or 9 ne
Will Indicate the east half Of the northeast K etc: NE
NE or ne ne will indicate the northeast X Of the north
east n, etc, #. >E&%&# %#Z%@" 1859 ~ E""
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-02

IL n. Mcintosh & F. w. Cathro. lot 80;
Charles H. Hall sWA SWA lo1s .n ! I . -
+ w. Greenman WA sWA 90 MEA ShA
Hannah ohmart Eh HEA 81 w NWA-
Mary l.. Hebert lot 5 "a 2 10y : 90 and
lots / and 8
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

la sic siekiera, ktora, wediug zez-
mania Swiadka, byla wlasnoScia p.
Searle'a, zaslaniajacego sic, re
uzywai jej do zabijania kur.
Twarz kobiety byla wykrzywiona,
czaszka byla spalona. Przedsie-
wziete przez znawc6w badanie
gtowy w~ykazalo naciek skrzep-
lei krwi pod czaszka, ktory, jak
twierdzi Swiadek, m0gt bye spo~
wodowany uderzeniem tepem ma
rzedziem pred smiercia kobiety.
Dalej zeznat koroner, re cialo
zostaio odnalezione przez pania
Searle i re ona uwiadomila poll
eye, IL matka jej popelnila samo-
b6jstwo przez wt}oczenie sic do
wnetrza pieca do centralnego O.
grzewania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
ODEZWA TOW. PO-
MOCY NAUKOWEJ.

Udajemy sic z proSba do wszyst-
kich towarzystw polskich, jakotez
do rodakow i rodaczek naszych, by
raczyli pamietac o dobrym celu, ola
kt6rego za}ozone zosta{o Towarzy-
stwo Pomocy Nankowej W Chicago,
i raczyli Towarzystwo to wesprzeC
swymi podatkami rocznemi. W
przyszia niedziele, dnia 1880 marca,
o godzinie czwartej p%opoiudniu, W
sail posiedzen W starej szkole ma
Trojcowie, odbedzie sic roczne poSie-
dzenio tegoz t~owarzystwa, ma kt6rem
winni bye obecni wszyscy reprezen--
tanci | Representative toWarzystw,
nalezacych do Tow. Pomocy Nauko-
wei, jake tez i wszyscy don osobiScie
nale1acy, kt0rzy raCza ma TEN re-
braniu zlozyG swe datki ma rok no
wy. Zaprasza sic r6wniez wszystkich
dobrze mySlacych rodak6w i rodacz-
XII. kt6rzy ~jeszcze ME naleza, by tax
samo przybyli ma ~posiedzenie / zapi-
sail sic ma czlonk6w. TOwarzystwo to
istnieje tylko ma to, by wspOmnia-
gao niezamoznych a chetnych ucz-
ni0w polskich w pozyskaniu wyzsze-
go wyksztalcenia, tax nam Polakom
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

Amerykahski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma jest najlepszem lekarstwem
ia 5oIqdck. Ono dziaia cudow--
ME" pisaf P. Simon Sladek, New
ton, Iowa, 17go marca. - Wiele
Iistdw przycllodzi do mas kazde-
so dnia cd os0b, kt6rzy'choroWa-
Ii IA inlbuenze i przekonali sic, ze
.T1inera Angelica Gorzki Tonik
jest najlepszem lekarstwem W
przychodzeniu do zdrowia. Spy
tai sic swego aptckarza lub kup'
ca lckarstw 0 te doskonaie srod-
XII! - Joseph Triner Company,
3 3--43 S. Ashland ave-, Chica.
90, IT.. (Ogl)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
MINELY TIE CZAsY.

Ninety tie easy, kiedy chory
kupowaf lekarstwa nieznane, Z tel
tyIko przyczyny. re byly og1asza-
ne. Inteligentny konsumer dzi,
siejszy chce wicdziec dok}adnie,
co kupujc. Jezeli przeklada ponad
inne Trinera Amerykahski Elixir
Gor7E;ego Wilma albo Trinera An.
geliku Gorzki TonilI, to Ola togo
to rob-, poniewaz vie, re te le-
karstwa So sporzadzone Z najbar-
dz;cj skutecznych skladnik6w, ia
kic sa znane wiedzy l~ekarskiej, !
to re ich czystosG i n~ajlepsza ia
kos: sa nwarantowane. ..Trinera
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
|TELEGRANY KRAJOWE;
Dokonczenie re Strony l-szeI.
POzAR R BUToW:
S15O,0OO SZKODY.

Nowy York, II. marca. - Fa--
bryka kompanii Adler Shoe Co."
w Brookynie, zostaia czeSciowo
zniszczona wczoraj rano Przez
polar, kt6rego przyczyna ME jest
dotychczas wiadoma. Marszalek
stray ogniowej William Ferris,
rozpoczal sledztwo celem ustale-
MIA czy pozar ME byi wyniklem
niedawnych zatarg6w ! niePoro-
zumien robotniczych W tel fabry-
ce. Pieciu strazak6w zostaio "a
czadzonych ptzez dym W czasie
walk Z p}omieniami, Og6lna szko
da wynosi $l5O,OOO; wiscej niz
800 robotnik6w zostaje tymcza--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

tn W Ameryce potrzebnego. Zarazem
prosi sic sekretarzy Fowarzystw, ktO
rzy j~eszcze ME wr6cili pieniedzy "a
bilety lub tez ME oddali nierozsprze-
dauych bIlet6w, by to jak najpredzej
o lie moznosci dis Jeszcze uczynlll,
by komitet m6gl zdaG sprawozdanie.
Jeszcze raz zapraszajac wszystkich
ma p~osiedzenle W niedziele, kreslimy
sic - z s~zacunkiem, T. Nj. Helinsk1,
prezes; Wojciech j. Danisch, sekr.'
1925 Milwaukee ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
KORONER w
SPRAWIE TAJEMNIcZEGO
MORDU,

Deadwood, S. D., 81. MARCIA
Wczoraj zostala TIL skompletowa.
ma lava przysiegiych, skladajaca
sic z dziesieciu farmerow i dwoch
robotnikow, pred kt6ra odbedzie
sic process W sprawie Jerzego
Searle'a i zony. oskarzonych o
morderstwo PAM Hildy Neamy,
matki PAM Searle, ktorej spalone
ciaio znaleziono w piecu do Gen.
tralnego ogrzewania w sutere-
mach jej mieszkania w Lead, So.
Dakota, dnia 7go grudnia zeszie-
go roku.
Powiatowy koroner dr.. V. R.
Hedges by{ jedynym $wiadkiem,
ktory wczoraj zeznawa} w obec-
noSci lawy przysiegiych. Zezua-
ME koronera jest nastepujace: -
.C;alo kobiety zostalo odnalezione
w piecu giowa naprz6d. z rekoma
ziozonemi ma jej piersiach. O.
dziez nieszczeSliwej byia iadnie
ziozona ma krzeSle obok pieca w
suterenach jej mieszkania. Suk-
MIA i bl1zka by}y okrwawiane
niedaleko tego miejsca z~najdowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
z KON-
WENCYI w SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield, ILL.,, 81. marca. -
Dzisiaj rozpocznie sic w Chicago
definitywne formulowanie po-
prawki W sprawie inicyatywy re-
ferendum do konstytucyi Stanu
Illinois. WiadomoSc te podaje
Geo. P. Latchford, naczelnik SUBJ
komitetu, zamianowanego ola tel
poprawki. Nastepne posiedzenie
konwencyi odbedzie sic W PREY
szfv wtorek.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27
.~NAUCZYCIELKI OTRZYMU-
IA PODWYzKE PENSYI.

Gary, Ind, 81. marca. - Pod
wyzka pensyi o $50 IA mtesiac 70
stala onegdaj przyznana nauczy-
cielkom w Gary, Indiana, ktorc
pred kilku tygodniami postawi-
fy zqdanie $40 podwyzki miesie-
cznie. Podwyzka obowiazuje cd
lgo lutego. Z poczatkiem nowego
roku szkolnego, 1go wrzeSnia, dru
ga podwyzka o S. ma miesiac be
die jeszcze nauczycielkom przy-
znana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-27

dry uzywali to ~lekarstwo, row.
niez opowiadajq o dobrych rezul.
tatach." - Ora. Piotra Gomozo,
to stare, dobrze znane lekarstwo
ziofowe, ma rePutacye Z tego, re
dopomaga do trawienia / orzez-
via kazdy organ Gala. Me jest
ono aptecznem lekarstwem. 20
szczeg6}y piszcie do DIR. Peter
Fahrney and Sons Co., 2501 Wa
shington Blvd, Chicago, III.
(Ogi.)
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OZNAJMIENIE

Szanownym ZarzadOm Gmin Okre
gu XVgo z. y. p. podaje do wiado--
moSci, IL reg ularne roczne posiedze-
ME Okregu XVgo II. n. p, przypa-
da W miesiacu kwietniu / we VIA
sciwym czasie ma dzieh ~CznaczOny'
bedzie zwolane u~rzedownie. Zebra
ME oglaszane przez pewna Gmine
ME jest u~rzedowem, i ME obowiazuje
aZrzadow Gmin do wziecia W MEM
udzialu.
2 szacunkiem,
Leon NJ. NOwak,
sekretarz Okregu XVgo z. n. P.
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Odubdowuie organizm.

O0"70o" TT 06
kt6rzy Z czytelnik6w beda bez-
watpienia zainteresowani krotkim
LISTEN. niedawno otrzymanym cd
PAM Bright Hate T. Atwater,
kt6ra piszc: 81 meeo
w}asnego doSwiadczenia przeko'
nalam sic. re Ora. Piotra Gomozo
lest dobrem lekarstwem ma sfabe
trawienie i ia odbudowywanie e.
sisbionego organizmu. Inni, kto-
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SYN ODNA-
LEZIONY.

Lexington, KY, 81. marca. -
Pawei Little, 12to letnt syn Kapi-
ta1isty, E. R. Little5a, kt6ry byl
trzymany ola okupu przez zio-
dziei. zostai odnaleziony wczoraj
rano przez policye w pokoju W
pobliskim hoteIu. Stosownie do
wymagan zfodziei. oJclec chop
ca ziozy} sumo $2, 900 do paki ma
odpadki o godzinie 7:3O w czwar-
TEX wieczorem, gdy wrocii jednak
do tego samego miejsca "a pea
godziny, znalazi pieniqdze niena-
ruszone. Notatka otrzymana W
Srode wiecz0r, kr0tko pred mi
knieciem chfopca z nieznanym
mezczyzna, domagaia sic Cd Lit
tea okupu, grozac, re jezeli be-
die on o~dm6wiony, chfopak 20
stanie zabity. Ogolne panuje tn
mniemanie, re ziodziej ME zglosil
sic pc okup re strachu, ably P.
Little ME oddai go W rece poll
cyl. Pan Little wypefnii wszyst-
kie warunki zhodzieja. Przez Gale
diva dni chIopak by} zamkniety
W hotelowym pokoju, gdzie otrzy
mywai bardzo maSo pozywienia.
Rzekomy zlodziej oPowiadai
ch}opcu tragiczne historyjki. pod
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suwajac mn Cd czasu do czasu re-
wolwer pred oczy, ale ostatecz-
ME uwolnil go, ME wyrzadziwszy
mu zadnei krzywdy.