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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16
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W nietzicle ubiegia, dniaj l+go b.
M. odbylo sic przedstawienie dzatEy
Szkoly parafialncj p. W. Sw. Jadwisi,
II kt6rcgo doch6d prDeznaCzony zoStat
ma d1icci ofiar wojny W POlScc.
Starszc dziec pod umiCjetnem kic-
rownictwem Si6Str Nazaretanek wysta-
willy piekny dramat religijny w cztH'
rech aktach p t. ,,PO1cya, c6rka P-
lata." kt6rcGo treSc jest n~astePujaca
w pierwszym akcic e dzicjc sic W
domu Plata PGntSkieSo, Sd1ic dwic
Izraclitki porzadkuja pok6j, wiodac
sp6r miedzy Sobs o Cmystus1e Panu.
Poncya, c6rka Plata. wyraaa swa mi
lose do ChrystuSa, n Rut wypowiadl
sic przeciwko ChrystusoWi. Poncya
cromi c6rke Hcroda "a blulnicrstwo
przeciw Jczusowi wyrZeczOnc. C6rka
Jaira opowiada o swem wskrzes2cniu.
klaudya j Poncya omaw1ajac W7cSc O
pojmaniu Chrystusa. - W drugiem ak
Gle. rzecz dzieje sic W r6wniez W domu
Plata. edzie Rut bluzni przeciwkO
Chrystlsowi i zoStaje ukarana naS'a
Smiercis. StraSzna chwila nadchodZi.
TrzeSienie ziemi, grzmoty, byskawice
it'd. Chrystus ukrzynowany ukaZuJe sic.
Rozpacliwa boleSC Poncyi mad ukZy-
zowahym d~oprowadzaja " kohcu do
wyznania aktu WARY. - w drugiej Cd
sIonie Ani& z~wiastuje Zmartwychwsta-
ME Chrystusa. - W akcie trZecim We
stalk wiehcza statue J0wisza. Widzi-
Imy POncye i Petronele DwiaZane fahcu-
| chami i prowadzone do wiezienia. W
akcie czwartym F~lamentyna W Ia
chwyceniu. Agrypina chce przebiG Pc
tronele, lecz moca BOA jest ubezwia-
dniona. Poncya prZyjmuje chrzest /
umiera, a Flamentyna westalka nawra
ca sic. JeStto tylko pobiehna treSc tel
sztuki. Udzial w niej braly nastepujQ-
ce osoby: Poncya, c6rka PLATA - III.
| HaaSe: koryna, mlodSza G0rka Pi1a-
ia L. Niemczyk; klaudya Prokla,
matka Poncyi - W. Emma a; Petronela,
| iydowSka d1iewczyna - A. Gburck {;
lTulia, c6rkai Jaira - W. kOwalewska ;
Dymona, c6rka Heroda - NJ. kpwal-
czyk; Miranda i Oktawia - l. BOkina
Ii NJ. Skupniewicz; Rut - Miryam, ~.
dowske d1iewc0eta - J. Plebanek, $.
Mikrut: Kornelia, iona rzymskleSo ka'
piana - J. ~Januszko; Kasandra-Ta
ia i Etelinda - ni~ewotnice, A. kulczyk
l. MiSiukanis i l.. SitkowSka; Fla
mentyna, weStalka - J. Poklenkowska,
Ramffla, Str66ka wiezienia ma Pa
latynie A. Kl6ska; Ennuch, do
radczyni niewolnik6w j. Baranek,
Aniolami by4y Masterpieces: F. LIE
siewic& F. Ora, G. Panfil, G. Bon
GEEK / A. Brzozowska. Westalkami:
r. Dydak, ]. Lanska i E. Jarek. Du-
chami: j. Gajda, NJ. Bfaszczyk, T.
Gruczan, ]. TomcZak E. Mostowska,
S. Bejger, I. Jezierska, l. G4owacka,
]. Nawrocka, S. Smykacz i H. Woz-
Iiak. Niewolnicami: z. Go}ata, u.
Fudala i r. Bogdanowicz. lancer
kami: J. Dombrowska, W. Kasprzak,
W. Glazinska, M. Chmielinska, c. FL
giel, A. Szepiela, L. Reder, E. Przy-
sin6a. J. Kaszynska, H. Owczarek, G.
B~ielejewska, I. Z~ientowska.
Ola urozmaicenia przedstaTienia
przygrywaIa kapela miejscowa lacz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

ctwa, do ktorego byl rekomendo-
wany przez sekretarza skarbu i
poprzedniego sekretarza wspom~
nianego departamentu.
PRZEGRAL
SPRAWE.
Washington, 16. marca. -
Wfadze najwyzszego sadu rozpa-
ltrywaiy sprawe litewskiego ban
|kiera lana Tananewica i uzna}y
go winnym, przyjmowania picnic
dry do swojego banku W czasie,
edy wiedzia{, re bankowi grozi
bankructwo. Zostai on skazany
ma kare od- dwu do trzech lat wig
zienia.
A BoNU OLA zOL-
r
Washington, rs. mara. -
Sprawl dotyczaca bonu Ola zo}-
merry byia rozpatrywana W tych
dniach przez STANDARD Oil Com
pany, limited States Steel Cor
poration" i inne organizacye. Spra
wa ia zoStaa przedstawrona przez
reprezentanta z Kansas. Wszy.-
stkie tc organizacye wedSug obi
czcn rzadowych, bed9 musiaiy
piacic procent, stosowny do togo,
jaki mialy przychod pr7ez ostat-
nich szesc lat.
PoWoDz w WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee. Wis, 16. MARCIA
~Kommikacya kplejowa ma PoSnoc
cd Fond du Lac zupefnic zosta}a
wstrzvmsna z powodu wieEklch
nsdmiarow woody. LIME kofejowe
Northwestern i 500" zoStaly
zniszczone. a take i moSty, pc
kt6rych przeclpodzi3.y pociagl. Ma
Iinii Northwestern" zdarzyf SIG
fatality wypadek, W k6rym ulc-
eio dwadzieScia piec os0b leNkic-
WOOD ZWYCTEZCA w MIN
NESOTA.
St. Paul, Mimi, 16. marca. -
Ma odbytem dzisicjszcm posic--
dzeniu prawyborczem, gen. Leo
nard Wood otrzymaS wiekszoSo
g{osow. Szanse California Wood
W glosowaniu otrzym&@ 1887 s]o
sow; Johnson SSH; Hoover 1856.
Lowden $50. Czionkowic stano-
wei organizacyi Z party rcpubli-
kanSkiej genera}a Wooda poPiera
ia we wszelki mozliwy sposob.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16
KARA MA RE-
DAKTORA.

Swego czasu Hector f. Elwell,
'redaktor mieski The Chicago
Evening American, odmowA W
sadie zeznania, skad zaczerpnai
opublikowane W tenn pismie VIA
domoSci w sprawie postepowania
sadowego przeciwko nieja1erru
DR." VIM. H. Sage. Zwotano Po-
tenn ~specyalns sawe przysiegfych
|: Elwell znow odmowif zadanych
informacyi. Wczoraj zajScie to
znalazlo swe echo pred sedzla
Carpenter, ktory uznaf take po-
stepowanie redaktora "a zniewa-
&c sedu i skazai go ma $500 grzyw
ny, jakotez postal go do wiezie-
MIA powiatowego az do ozasu, gdy
zdccydujc sic zsozyc zadane ze-
znania.
Ma wniosek obroicy Elwefla,
adwukata R. D. Keehn, wykona-
ME tego wyroku Dostaho wstrzy-
name ma 10 dni. a obaJ ori uwa-
zaja, zc sprawl ia posiada tax Ia
sadnicze znaczenie ola cafej pra-
sy. IL zdccydowani sd przrProwa-
die ia przez najwyzsza instan-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16
OTRZYMUJE
MIEJScE E

Washington, Is. marca- VII
liam Martin Williams z Alabama
zajmie miejsce Dantel'a c. Rope
r'a, urzedmfka podatkow wewne-
trznych. Ma te posade powoiai go
p1ezydent Wilson, a nominacya
lego zostaia juz zatwierd0ona W
Bialym Domu. Ma asyStenta jego
powoiano Pawta Myers'a. kt5ry
zajmie miejsce 20 Claude Calian.
Giowna dziaialnosc Williams'a
ma bye W departamencie roni-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16
KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie &c strony l-szej.

sekrctarz. Crzednicy togo depar-
tamentu utrzymuja, re Polk ME
mogfbv zostac ma urzedzie sekrc-
TARA tymczasowo dluzej niz 30
dni. Senatoryalny komitet spraw
zagranicznych omawia} W DIAL
Sym ciagu nominacye Bainbrid-
&c Colby'ego, lecz byl zmuSzony
odiozyc posiedzenie Z powodu ME
obecnoSci Swiadkow. Zaznaczono
W departamencie stanu, re pasz-
porty ME NIGGA bye obecnie wy
dawape, DO niema nihogo. ably je
podpisywai. w ostatnich czasach
800 do 500 paszportow bylo wy
dawanych codziennie, prevail
ME osobom jadacym do Europy,
Kuby PuId. Ameryki.
KAPP w MEM
CZECH.
New York, 16. marca. - Wolf
gang Won Kapp terazniejszy do
wodca niemienki. ulrodzil sic, byi
w Stanach Zjednocz. W mic,
IStie Nowym Yorku i til przeby-,
wat re swym ojcem przez LAT
dwana5cie. Jako mlodzieniec Z IL
rod1enia Amerykanin ME chcia.
sic uczy6 jezyka niemieokiegu
to mial bye powod, ola ktoregc
zabra} so ojciec do Niemiec.' Cd,
tad ME powroci4 juz do Stan6w
| Z;ednoczonych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16
A&~

WsYystkim kreWnym i InaJo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domoSG il uajukochansza corka
| siostra nasEa
S. P.
J61efa Pi1ecka
cz{onkini Aposto1stwa Serca Je-
zusa / Bractwa Serca Nary -
DO kr6tkiej lecz ciezkiej choro-
bic. pozegnala sic tym SW1s"
tenn. o~patr7ona Sw. Sakramen-
tsmi. dnia 15go marca, r. l"2V'
O godzinie 1szei rano, przczy"-
sly lat Is i 5 miesiecy.
Pogrzeb odbedSie sic W srode'
dnia 17go marca, 1920 T.. o 60
dziuie 9te jrano, Z domu cato
bv pnr. 1922 Cleaver ul.. do ko-
Sciola, Sw. StanisFawa Kostkl, n
stamtad an cmentarz Sw. VOL
CieCha.
Ma ten smutny obrIadek "a
praSzamy wszystkich krcwnych
i znajomych, " ciezkim zaIu
pogra1cni:
.J6gef i Maryanna Pileccy, 70
dice; W1adystaw. brat; Anna
i W1adyslawa, siostry; J6zef
GoIomhiewski, Szwagier; Wraz
z Gala rodzina.
Pogrzebem zajmuje sic Fran
ciszek A. Brandt, 1241 Noelo
vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16
POSZUKIWANIE.

JAN Oregon. brat Katarzyny Il
meza Niemczyk). ktora obecnie ga
mieszkuje we wsi ~Brzeczonka. pocz-
ts Strycz6w. MECH sic zglosi W spra-
vie spadkowej do adwokata FRAN
CISZEK PESKA, pokoj 305 Homs
kauk Building, naroznik Milwaukee
/ Ashland ayes. - Chicago. IS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

MA JEZIO-
RACH zADAJA PODWYzK

TRY uuic marynarzv ma Wicl-
N;ch Ieziorach, 4 mjanowicic pa
'aczy, kucharzy i majtkow, zala-
1a}y podwyzki wynagrodzcnia o
80 p~roccnt, iakotcz wprowadzenia
oSmiogodzinnego dnia piracy.
Przedstawiajac tc postuIaty VIA
:ciciclom linii okretowych, ME
oznaczy,i marynarzc terminu.
kiedy domagajg sic odPowiedzi
elc staio SIC to prawdopodbnie
tylko dlatcgo. &c zegluga ma
Wiclkich Jcziorach ME rozpoczy-
ma sic rcgularnic " tym samym
tcrmiuic, tylko dopiero wowczas.
,dy stan pogody i lodu ma to p0-
<woli. To za5 dzieje sic zazwy
czaj W drugiej ~poiowie kwjetnia.
Mona tCL WnlOSkOWaC. Ze do sc
,., s,odz;owa;a sc on; ire
r~,1,,y,r:, sw,v,-,r, 1adah
prczc. rrii na~vnarzv na Wei
,.;.b 1~.,:..,.b Y Or,andor zazr,
..,.;.b o.o,r;oz.
L 49,
iuI~.l;o
:ooa mi, ;as+ ost,to;a
II, .;ah;o dor,ooa
z.Js. .~odm.v,r.o nc;
-..on, r;;,;.o ;ol.o ;s+r;o,a
I;.
z..b
Z,.od,, t-r6.1.:oro
..a,.,a: ~;a,;or,oh w.
.L0. tam b,.,o
90
va Po":, '"-,s p.-s- ."
o,
,L,,os; r,r;o; u-;eca; ~ sn dc
.1no m-;os;o.1,;a
poMorA swvN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

POTRZEBA kobiety do mycia ma
czyn znajacej sic ma krotkich orde-
rach, nocna praca. Dobra zapfata, -
staIa praca. 330s Milwaukee ave. -
roy Crawford. Majestic Lunch Room.
H
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

NAUCZCIE sic balwierstwa z ulep--
szone melody. 625 Madison I'll. Mic
ma RoSZtu. IT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

MLODY czlowiek posiadajacy wy
ksztaicenie szk6i warszawskicb, u
dziela konwersacyi i lekcyi jezyks
polskiego W zakresie ogolnym. Ofer-
ty ola Fred. Mar. Dziennik Chicago
ski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

DZIEWCZYNY potrzeba ma mieszka-
mia darmo. 1855 w. Huron ul., 3cia
pietro z tyiu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16
PRACA

KRAWCY uwaga. Sprzedam taniG
dobre wyrobione miejsce kostumer.
skich ubrah, kupca nauczymy mo-
dernego kroju "a darmo. Tele1oa
Haymarket 1888. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

DO wynajecia 4 pokojovc pomies1
kanie, 50. - 1853 ". Erie I'll. -
Agent W balwierni. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

sposob przyczynili sic do upiek--
szenia tax ola mas smutnego OBJ
rzqdku. przesyiamy staro-polskie
bog zaplat.'
Joanna Knapik, iona,
wraz z rodzina.
(Ogl.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

POTRZEBA koHiet do >mycia ma
czy6 ma dzieh 1 kelnerek ma krotk'a
godziny. 1918 W. Division nj. II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

POTRZEBA starszej kobiety do pill
nowania dzieci. 1915 \. Lincoln ul.
Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

DO Wynajecia 5 pokoiowe mieszka-
ME. dobre miejsce ola doktora, lub
dentysty Tub akuszerki. zglosiG sic
Wcis, 1856 w. Division ul. 3cie pie
tro. is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

ALBERT Babicz z pnr. 1910 Wads
ul., poszukuje Piotra Tobiasza 70.
ny jego J6zefa. Prose- o predkie przy
bycie do siebie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

PRACOwNIA (Shop) do wynajecia,
widna, elektryczne Swiatlo. - 1911
Wahansia ave Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

POTRZEBA kobiety do mycia naczyn
Stala praca, SIS tygodniowo. 1901
Irving park boul. R~estauracya. !:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

IA Town of Lake MONA otrzy'
mac ,,Dzienrik W nastepujacych
miejscach.
-
1912 So. Lincoln utica
IT'S ". 40-ua Utica
M~IELzYNSKI -
1714 w. AS.ma Utica
STREJsMAN -
1909 LOOMS utica.
N
Anna uL j Racine ave.
~kOPACINSKI -
1863 Gross ave
S. ITALIAN -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16
OSZOSDZEeH
KJFCIAC "
POLSK1EJ FIR
ME-.
1000 nurszyo Dc
nTia. SINGERA

Pr1edswane wsDedzie 20 5000, u mas
Uko $3.50 R6waie4 mREay 20 500
{ wy1ej. GWARAECYA z KAZDA MA.
@YNA- WysvAamy mAf1yny do WY.
Hk5ch miaSt pr1ez Express. Hazce 20
mf0mAye PoAonA Sewing Machtpe
Co, diva akhdC: 1915 W. Chicago ave.
1 go MRvauAee Ave. Te1efooy: Non
,Se 1890 1 $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-16

zmuszona obecnie czyScic ma uli-
cy buty przechodniom, ably W ten
sposob zarobic ma utrzymanie.
Przemawiali miedzy innymi: DR..
A. ]. Ochsner, DR.. Carl Beck i
DR.. w. A. Evans.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-23
New York
NEW YORK, April z, 19S


When the Water Street packers gave
notice week ago that the phenomenal
increase in the price paid for Porto
Rico would be reflected, not only in the
Havana product, but also in the domes-
tic filler market, their judgment or in
tuition, or whateverit was, proved true.
In fact, there has been stiffening felt
in the price of all types of cigar leaf
tobacco. This upward tendency in price
is evident in the Ohio and Pennsylvania
filler market, and the expected boom in
all fancy domestic filters is under way.
Of the binder situation the Tobacco
Leaf says:
No truer indication of the acuteness
of the shortage of binder tobaccos could
be found than that reflected in the
eagerness with which manufacturers
are buying up every available pound of
force sweated stocks, as rapidly as new
supplies come into the market. The
fact that binder prices would be higher
this year has been philosophically ac-
cepted by the manufacturer as the nat
ural result of the high prices paid the
growers, but the extreme shortage of
the supply is factor which is causing
an ever-increasing degree of anxiety.
Never has there been time, packers
state, when new binders were worked
at so early period.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-23
. New England

HARTFORD, CT, April Z, 1920.
The chief concern of the New Eng
land tobacco growers is the shortage of
labor. Many of the growers will send
trucks and autos to the city and pick
up hands and convey them to the plan
tations, as has been the custom in for
mer years during the harvest season.
The cost of labor is higher than ever.
higher than during the war period.
Warehouse operations in the Connecti-
cut valley are on their last lap. The
shadegrown, the primed and stalk Ha-
vana seed are out of the way, and now
the Broadleaf is rapidly finding its way
to the packing houses. The Broadleaf
is as general thing assorted by the
growers and taken to the packers for
the sweat. The demand for Connecti-
cut tobacco continues unabated. Some
of the Broadleaf is already out of the
sweat and it is asserted it came through
the process exceedingly well, and the
demand for it is said to be growing.
The cigarmakers' strike is hanging fire
and no immediate signs have appeared
of an early settlement. Packers and
dealers are of one opinion as to the
success of the 1919 crop. The prices
exceeded expectations, and producers
and dealers are pleased with the years
results.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-23
Pennsylvania


LANCASIEh, L A., ApTll I, 1SAU.
The Lancaster 1919 is practically
bought up, though there are isolated
crops here and there, and the buyers
are not falling over one another in an
effort to get them. The new tobacco
is of good quality. Some packings
have been sold, but not enough to say
that the crop is moving, though in
quiries are coming as to the nature Of
the packings. If everything goes well
there may be some money in the crop
for the packers. There is some anxiety
about the rumor that black rot is ap-
pearing Of this A. M. Slade il the
Leaf says:
Recent reports say considerable black
rot is showing in the new tobacco, but
these reports should not disturb any
body yet, for it is tune that is sung
about every new crop. 1t is too early
to tell whether there will be more than
the usual per cent of black rot or not,
and until the tobacco has been longer
in the sweat it is hardly worth while to
worry. All of the tobacco bought has
not yet been delivered, but it is COM
ing in fast. The packers wish it was
ali in and cased, for they are having
troubles of their own, and expense, too.
Skillful warehouse men are as scarce
as bees in winter, most of the help be-
ing of the poorest, men who know prac-
tically nothing about tobacco. In spite
of big wages they refuse to work stead
lily and even then work very slowly.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-04-23
Wisconsin Tobacco Market

EDGERToN, WIS.,. April %, 1920.
The tobacco which has had time to
go through the bulking process is show
ing up in good shape. The long sizes
may not be plentiful, but the leaf is a
very good quality. The delay in handl-
ing the crop this year may be laid to
the ways of the Almighty" In a
season when case weather did not ap-
pear until three months later than in
ordinary seasons, as was the case this
year. there is no getting around late
asserting. To this is added unusual
shortage of help. No boost in wages
could gather to the asserting centers a
sufficient number of experienced hands
to finish packing this years crop in
May, or even in June. The growers
have done their very best in getting
the leaf down and delivered, consistent
with the safety of it; and the packers
have met the situation in way that is
credit to their profession, and have
handled larger portion of the leaf,
with the crews at their disposal, than
they themselves anticipated a month
ago. The remnant of the crop in
the hands of the growers is dwindl-
ing very slowly. Crops known as hav-
ing good portion of good binders are
picked up first, in the first place, be-
cause that tobacco is sought in prefer
ence to any other, and in the second
place, because the warehouse men have
all the leaf they can handle now and
for some time to come. There is other
wise nothing of special interest in the
local market
Received during the week from out
side points. "a cars of bundles. Ship
ments out, cars.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1920-08-25
Officers Ia Shot

Crystal, N. D.-James McCann,
marshal for the city Of Crystal, was
severely wounded in the right hand
and in the left arm when he approach
ed three men who were seated in front
of tn postofice here at 1880 Tuesday
morning, August 18th. The marshal
demanded of the men what their bus
mess was, %whereupon they opened fire
upon him, the first bullet taking effect
on a knuckle joint of the right hand
and the second bullet piercing the left
arm. The men then fled.
In the morning a quantity of nitro
g%lycerine and a number of tools we're
found, indicating that they were yeggs
intent upon blowing a safe when in
terrupted by the marshal.
Mr.. Mccain has been taken to the
hospital at Grafton and the a~ssailants
have not been found. The sherifs of
Pembina and Walsh counties nre
busy in an effort to trace the gun
men.
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Has Grasshopper Trap
Plummer, N. D.-Ed. Larkin, a far
mer of this vicinity, has invented a
grasshopper trap that gave excel
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Lost Baby Found

Oberon, N. D.-After an 1s-hour
search for the 14-months-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Paulson, who
disappeared from the Paulson farm at
6 o'clock Wednesday evening, August
18th, the child was found in a small
coulee a mile and a half from the
farm Thursday noon.
The child's father and mother were
working in the field Wednesday af-
ternoon and two other Paulson chill
dren, aged 4 and 6 years, had been left
in charge of the infant. When the
parents returned the baby could not
be found and an all-night search fol-
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new %threshing outfits were also de-
stroyed by the flames.
The fire, which started in the
Lynch warehouse, is believed to have
been caued by spontaneous combus-
ton.
Dickinson Crops Good

Dickinson, N. D.-The first grain
threshed in this locality was. brot to a
local elevator this week by Albert o.
son, the product of 100 acres planted
to wheat. The yield, according to Mr..
Olson, will average 80 bushels to the
acre. General reports do not indi-
cate the entire region will prove as
productive a Mr.. Olson's field but
it is believed that nearly a 20 bushel
crop will be harvested in the entire
district. "The best crop the Dick
inson country has seen in several
years." was the comment of a local
grain buyer.
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lent satisfaction during the grasshop-
per season this year. The thing con
sists Of a galvanized tank sixteen feet
long with a perpendicular screen sev-
erel feet high at the back. It is
mounted on two small wheels, pulled
by two horses, and the tank is filled
with a kerosene and soap solution.
Mr.. Larkin caught buhels Of hoppers
with the device, it is said, and believes
he saved a good many hundreds of
dollars on his crop.
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stopsf Court for, Farmer.

Anderson, 1nd.-The Madison county
circuit court has a Judge who appreci-
ates that production should come be.
fore Ii .igation II there is to be plenty
Of honey for b%uckwheat cakes next
winter. He proved 1t when he ordered
. recess in a Jury trial 80 that James
n. Forkner, one Of the jurors. could
90 back to thesfarm. Forkner got a
telephone call from his wife that his
bees were hiving and urging him to
hurry home. The bees were hived be.
fore the case was resumed
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"Cigarette Fire"
Near S~tarkweather

Starkweather, N. Done large
barn, a granary, over 500 bushels of
feed, one horse and two calves were
lest in a fire Tuesday, August 18th,
on the MAIDS Mikkelson farm, a few
miles southeast of here. The total
loss was estimated at several thou
sand dollars.
"Cigarettes are charged with causA
ing the fire." it was said. Hired help,
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NEWS OF NORTH DAKOTA
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS
Velva Gets Silos

Velva, N. DIN. H. Frank, Velva's
"silo man." has unloaded a carload
of silos here this week, being the last
of several brot here for farmers dur
ing the summer. 1t is expected, how
EVER that at least another carload
will be sold before the season ends.
Farmers here have found the struc-
lures highly valuable in the dairying
industry which is growing very rapid
ly in this community.
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Morris & Company
Selling Gold Notes

Chicago, M.-Morris company have
announced the sale of SIS, OOO,O 900
worth of ten year z IL per cent gold
notes to Chicago bankers. The pro-
ceeds will be used to relieve outstand-
ing Indebtedness. Public offering of
the notes will be made shortly, it was
said.
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Slope County Fair

Dickinson, N. D.-Slope county fair
boosters r hard at work putting the
finishing touches on the final arrange
ments for the big farmers fair which
will be held at Amidon next Friday
and Saturday, August 27-28.
Exhibits in all lines promise to be
many. A sports program that will
be the best yer held in this section
of the state is included in the program.
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Fargo Gets Boost

Fargo, N. D.-Three hundred ninety
persons will be added to the popula-
ton of Fargo by the incorporation of
North Fargo into the city, according
to report by the census bureau at
Washington yesterday. North Far
go's population was given at the
above figures, which will make the
total population of Fargo, 22,352, when
North Fargo becomes a part of the
city.
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according to reports, have been accus-
ed of throwing lighted cigarettes, uH-
Intentionally, but nevertheless with tho
costly result of the fire.
New structures will replace those
burned, to be erected this fall in AZ
probability. Only a small percentage
of the loss was covered by insurance.