davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

nea heine,ii feleaa W sss kfsl vel
tiansia ssif = ,1tlvf : resnv,
kietna retivkts

kAyt pifpfAnfAnt, ueiasiairA
NJ nffsiii "a t%Fitata q ueslsi, ,slaI
t5Vfal s.l.*a 3 ssA, kste : fru.u
sitie se slab ml. Heasashiml
Ipsait tNi 4 Nett'tmi, ie d deleAil z
ahsslb ttAfi It'll tNN htsr tilr lalf(
l6ialk l8 R9leaa trev pnshy,h i
81 riemth al raimty N iisnusl b
hife a nslirin1 nla 0n lite. Ar,,imI
mn va ntlef iis muoAsist duhfa,
Hafait inla llnt site neilnslans N
Aae rnigNta rHtEe taAim usifa Ml
piniiD iaso kutatiuc MI uhem e thls
lab dalrku 81 sole, ie mlsn nomnir
nlli v d0slelsu lphuta sialtho sta.
ihni hfve n nerve, liit tasio sihnUu sf
stab mi unhsent mi, n%orvuanimi Il ~
eptpans mi n fhusln ,yglnnu 80 il nict
ssehy duuhF %pfisnah0, iahmilp ,iik
afeanioht telogu NuSnlei Iron
laat nhbmteao, mndtsiti uehrqe
g h pfi2naku W. ,titimt plipHl0 sml
~ mase y,aue ~ tuSsim, Y, ala uubuduu
sY6 silly q tuse llnsi %yykvetuu NJ
tsdfich, icl byiy bicdt a ehotobht w.
tli2clv
AcSdle1i nn tom, jake iin6 taxi MnB6
lsty iste gkousell neistcli siln,mi,
ram mi, 'srinatymi 4 \ dubttm sla,n,
lsie tim sami soho poyinui, h,stc M
sltluiici skpusln utinili. ricnvtl5ic
se, ink dlouiro mhlctc pfaeuvhi, neha
ink dalcko muzpte loiiti, unil bysic
ne nnnrilt. PAX %u2iycite dpd ptti.
erhnoye tabletlt d~by5cin6ho NuAnicd
Iron tfikrdt lennd pc jidle, po diva
tftlny. Ma 30 optl lhuute syoii nilu a
Ftstddetc ~ opat, ink mnoho istc VI.
eknli NuNlted iron m6xcto obdr1Afi
0l aYtho ltkanlka ~ 1ieimf m ~.
rozumcnim, b.. nobudete II lplnd uspo
koieB, vase pcnize budou yam myr6.
eeny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02


~ sc VIZ, kmotfc. 4 ton hlazni
I'm obiritc hudcln Tarluncka i
estrc kdgalal "Tadyhlc ussul
brambory jon Sc toulds i kousb.
price v domaeuosti nchledN.
katka he kamn0in d6dclt knla.
81 IN NJ Harudl. cells sc blalcno.
III klepaL %1lrmolil3 "eP6sIouchci
~ 81 tadyhlc sedni, il 81 sedntI
gedlc tebc a budcmc pebn6 krisu1
hoyofit i'll ii dist6 historic poyim.
tfrba, jak Sc "a nasich Gasin milo.
yalo -"
Tucbanela BE skoro NJ ma d6d.
ka ntrhla $40 bystc il krasnt
Aucowl, chyti toho dost Cd cha.
~ ie ted sy6t beztoho ~ han.
ba rozpustil} -
Jak katkn sedla na Iayici, az
sedcl d6dck knlusn ytdle MI TUE
Sc 6achotil lie Kofcn6, prayou
rukou j po masit$ch z6dech iez-
dill, lcyou po zdst6ip.
Brcptali "ysak il vim, 10 te
nezkazim, ale my, sinrsi, my ismc
jindG miloyali, my upfimnt cd
srdcc, cblapackyl' naparoy0l Sc
a 10 sluBnosti ! k Tnchancc SO M.
ldoQil ITO II mas ncbyla zidnd
falcs, 1ddnt marnG pbskakoydni,
zddne eicuefky, to Sc fcdo, ia Il
man holka rad q 10 ma to moh.
la bolka utreich wit, 10 .je to
grntoyni miloyanil"
a opet sc he Kacce obratil "a.
le ted ebasa j. jake ztfestend, jon
Sc TAX u6kde v housti sch1zi, div
se najcdnou lask0u ~npsczmolb
ale ~ tejden je, %pancckn, 20 MI
lovdni, to az kazd5 y mich slizd
i %iinoul Ted je takoye p%oy6trnt
%miloydni hrrl hrrl a naicd.
nou bdc! 10 my nc TAX, my jsme
duboye miloyali q a a miln.
jeme," pr tcmz stisll Kafku, ~
yyjhsla, a ably 70 trocba pfikryl,
lned ma Tuchance promluyil:
No, yid, pfece fekni NJ man
prayduln
Tnehanec Y truhlo Nroyna pro.
biral nGjaka lcjstra, pceIiy6 spa.
eatkcm sydzaud, . ncodpoyidal
Tucbaucka nGjak sc skarcdila d
skrze zuby proccdiln: "kaGko,
neloudcj SC i lin sbHabanim, ma
me jcst6 dobytck spofddat, zatim
jim hodim III zcbfik ~ D jalsi
zahabon6ud sla Ne scl1iee.
v Kulasogi plaminek sc r@ho-
rel IA pozdr. Mrld 80 a Jak ia.
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dlila, kdyz dGdck otcyfcl dytrc n
poyidal boidcnfm, mekk}m hIa-
sem ia NJ myslcl, zc budca
Maridnkn v dndancchl" A jnx
sylGkal kozfsck, drmdlili "To II
mai, holka, Il tech Tuchancd zimu.
We stnyeni, jen jscm sc tam obrd.
Ill d mars domhl' A TO So dokoncc.
pfitodv kc kulascc u mazliyc j 20
zddech pobladiI.
kulascc broznSm 1divem ziista.
10 knB %otGcn6se Y hrdle icn jeff
dobrG, utrdpcnd oci, tkytly M.
knlasoyi a pax ty teskliy6 OCT
Aabloudily k fade obrdzkn no ste.
nd a kulasln prosiodusnt Y duchu'
81 scptala, &c jistG ntjakS svai1
patron m stint udelal prdv6
gruntoyni zazrak.
Jen kulas yed6l, H. zddnS pa.
iron, zddnS syaty, zddnd syatd,
ale r. A kulos 80 stydtl ! jcn'
ma to pomysjat...
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

il bycb laky taxi jake Rou-, icl
ul sinra, oil zayfcs
v tom oval 80 ~ dvefmi capo
il do scknicc With 11uchoncoyl
kadeoka Y ty6fi zap6lend, y oticl
playo, " kbzldm pohybu plami
MEX -
"Jeiei Ia mi yleylo ~ nchtyl =
cbychoiulu Sc a hned bezcla kD
kulasoyi, pl6ela ho ruzpnstile ~
kozdckou cepiei a hihlala sci "A
w jstc, s%trejdku, ia cest6 K nan
nczmrzl
We yyblcdl} eh kulasoySch oe.
kdch mzdiila nebcskd blazcnost
! llonem stroll fajfcicku mezi kole.
na, v Gstcch mel plno slim q zilna.
9ma rukama mloyil 20 dGytcti
Ale, alc, ~ jcdna cdperko G6per.
koyltd, jcn ably tobe culik ma hla.
VI neumrzl ("
Sekniec najedpou jake by o.
ziyla, zjosnila 50 a ysechna 81 ron
zyndca, Aspoh pro dedka kulasc.
Nadscdl, 10 t6la iakoby mn pru.
ainkm naatrcil, u rcpctil fed skOro
bez ustGnf
A jcn he knecnce "a 20 ~, Y
takoyfm netasu 20 ysi ehodI :
Proc ty nejscd tuhle II many u
p6hn6 j nepomahGb Pocket pc.
tkei, nos ii, ~ Gdpcrko, nmnrznc
4 budcs ho mfti jake jelltko
pocket, pocket
kadcna syibla boky, natoclla SO
X dedkoyi, a chochtala Bei "To
Wy, strejeku, byI jste POOLE noml
II ZINE V lete pofadc M mrazel
Kulas Sc durdil, ale ocka ml
milostn6 hrdla, a jak ted II kamcn
stdl, tue mladicky Nc natfdsal
Tachanec domazal s|hrnovatky
ID hdaal KaccnG "Tuble mi ID po.
siay no pee, at No nahfejoul Nh.
sim zcjirn do m6sta Ma oufad r.
dodhyal Alayuostue.
Kalas nadhupOyal rognou ke
kaGcnG Syadronil "Jcstli pax ~
VIZ, " il derecuy nos nam Cd
rgmy mic jinak, ncl Cd rgmy
v bfcznn mesici w se mi Geryc.
most ztratf, TO M budu nit nos jak
aksamit holcnku, 70 Nc ! tobG NH
n stat a pr tom obtma ruka-
MA sabal pc d6ycoti, lned 20 ruce,
hncd 20 zddech, jcdnon ! na ron.
kynut} box.
kaGcpa uh5bala, chyebotala sc
iak ptDkaya Il zfcjmt dfdka drdz.
dila.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02

D6dck Kdash Dctrp1IiyG mrkal
.fajf6ilku ryehlc dnmlaI . prsty
mu Jezd0y % kalb0tecb sem tam
Jah1by mragebee pod k0henkDu
maekal b ocka JcD y Jen 10 dye.
Hehi
pfifeH bofkokyAeIe 7kdyz u
b0 tan syobodniee oblfblla no,
JaH p8k kHkyp
Tucbanpka patrD1 NJ yozbod0a
HDad 10, kmotfe, nebndeie/ N.
mlopyat1 ~ w aspb6 bysts mot'|
mHi rum II byeb takovfbo rol'
miIovapfbo dtdsa kopiafl pflopl
lar
Tgebanef kratee ~ nebyebu 4
Jak dfh nsmaeffDfm badflkHm
drA.D1 botI wopoybdA "Vbak
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-06-02
AMY MAX Ma %srpSitrt
NAlnAl j IaheaA

safila ltAi lnnh hia1ia hu
ft iN ttalN ht.as ltie n
staii uhfat1h it silaA tnli 81
=fHHNi f5fs
hNlasha Nmtiale AaUra plfl
tlrenA lapil0 aaa aHiAnt m
Afi'itM ts efakei ifif inNpe
ia kphiin nestliilo n lHie
leoh haHne epa'
bN, io dfdl h.iN ttk0n skflf0l
81 3e pldHNt Ntat =Hl0tt w ia
Yaay Nrbulil prif mfasa
kuce 81 jf ltt.lt ldt& ppete
g. iio. mehtNi afisaIK Aulnsoyt
%lpiUvaitnY Jaku8 isi insf
usrn3 ifsit ~ ttusiem Mflau.
sitii uelmt "N t1uiae sm0lln
lUn eafutein ioe nazalhDc
pndnhnf iihelnosth
IN tUk0ftm Mullins nehA Nul' nal.
llr nerfpal od tluH 10 scaciW q
XIV ST. pUsirli 2ap8lil Nbl1ckA
obraiil 10 spleliee 8 pekne wa
klalal flz0my Nfigiea q deiecl
tAk W kteftmu darb Il lady xas hu.
ion noySm dtieeleam q habiekpu
ncbo kan by ueeo y u%scifeueho
mCiikn pusInlh upbo iHk Vseli
ihka lpominky 2 dlouhtho jcjieh.
ttar2elshdho @voia
Ate asi tak od mtsipe @ no. to.
So oni poyidat medal Feem stdla.
kulaska s kmotrou Piskoyou Il
lnllrddlN O star6 kamarddcc za-
lostnilas ITO, 80 holka. ami pe
ptel go to do toho meho dcdkn
Yjclo prece lstne spoln osmmtti
Get let ale 70 nikdy nebf yalo,
hollsa yzlyety 10 byl iukoy} ha
ekora, spatneho Iosa mezi Mani
nebylo pofdde jens kaeeuko
jak ~ myslis kaeenko, in 81
to zafid 70 " zas feknn, III
osutatrieet let neb,lo lepslho muz
skeho Y celf vcspicil AZ ted
a 70 knlasfe naslfofily 10 oci Wi
ekg, d zirapen6 hlayn paklonila
a zrogna dnes pokousoji tai
iamua iel aby mtl dtdek prize
zitoNt kofeinit ~ knldYm sIoyem
nstipnout
kdy1 potion knlas v loui1 VISTA
yali mrkl yfdy. zlfm okem ia kn-
lasln d stfikl rcrudne 'Jaklim
ncmas pofadntho klpel ml Have
10 ~ mdtii kald} k%reiear dol
hrnka pro Alarynu, gle ndco 20
adnGho ia. sebc, 70 ncl'
kulaska ami ncspeilA 10 ted
kazdy den byla nejnka pfedlniz
ka, nejali yskliboyam go jen
60 jcn 70 DO dtdks Yjclof
a pred poleduem, kdfz d6dkoYl
uyafila icho hejlamiloYnlfj si j..
do, tmoudle 70 jest lr1eh, krou
pN, toeku i fepL ysechno na kusi
%uyafcnG, q kdyz inu q notnG bu
sim shdlem Mlila dtdek mad syou
a%mbrosIi, hekal, mpkal d r6el
jak popalen9 loeour a ms ial
nerndue zabodl do knlasky We
OF q stfikl jedoyat6 "Abys ~
Sc taky jednon ndcsalai'
DO hlagg to knlasce neslol
Jindy %fik6yal, kdyl sc jen tax na
ryeblo pfifislai w IA, siarb ~
stydis s1ad " budes na stard
kolcna jcbff piketfg Rad6ji AZ ie
M dvofe q Y chliyf pofadek
yaak ~ 10 III tebou nikdo nc
zfanfmil
a ter dGdek "a knlasce pofdd
neeo yidi, polad ma kalaska kfi
W shape d ccly den jon 5ouH a
jcdOyatl.
u .ysSt 49,. ab.kf.I .1..4 IafaI
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cells tfal iako y hefetpp
haeka ~ r~hrchiala. uh, hala
.netdS yyiekla, nle h,io na "a vi
t ink iitflln ans IND dfAiil ii.
latuN 81 tfupi
hofsmhIa - nh cclt kblA kd, 4
hHlHs %tnfioulrnt seplal do u
aha .'l Is ipduu eAnfko c6pcr
hot,id, 90 a . umls tak pttu1.
suldt, lnu, hned hyph Il ial chla
maj son hulieku M III Nshh
.t9 mi mohln dAt hnhitku al
katha opet Wichla, ntuiolc dt,l
i0gt priY uomoresnt za1ely ne
kan pod iit0tek, "ysak ~ mi ddS
tipha hncd nile a.
s. uekrufl'f
Pfisla Tuehaucka a neiuk ne
rudnt sitihla otima na lasiri a
kamoh nelhk ncyrlc poposirfila
lrnky na plolu6 q naieduou = nj
mr1ulc Wlfklo. "lc ~ Sc. knio
IRE, poi6d ton holkon obirdte
bdyby ia bYl ntkdo ELI mohl by
se 3" Nedofckln a %iektayym
hluscm wrakila ma dccru "a tyl
Sc irocbu heibej ii prdec jsiI
jnko bldtQlf
TiWhanee gayinul lcistra, IA
strcii Auplik a bciklayym krokcmI
w ke kulasoyi Tvar nell
nppohnutou, ale v oeich mel vs.
sm6Sn6 jiskfioky. Poyidal mazu
mes Mohl bys mi kozu podr2ct
NJ il paSGebty %pferustujf, pojd',
uskfipncm ie -".
D6dck Sc nclybal Nccbtelo Sc
m0 od kathy, hofcl jak podzimui
liipad, a v duelm Tuchancc ! Tu
posilal he ysem certain
mo, snad isl Sc he Kutcne ne
pfilcpilg' NJ hodn6 piclllay5 fckl
u koutky dst SC mu slip
po%potrhoyaly, .-s..
Dedck So odlepil Norad, Il ycIi
kou mlzutostf.
Be- Boil" breptal zaskarc
len, "ysak i'll u dohonim, nez ty
' komofc ldestt najdcs'' d hned
Sc zas obratil he Kaecc II oblieci
e mn blazenosli ~rozsyilil.
Tucbanec syoloyal "Ale hned
knolrc, pfijd i zenskyini IN Ia
koyou prdci mic neni' u yykoltbul
SC ~ %seknice.
Dedck = katky oei nospoustel
pet o kr0tek blizc pfistoupiI, pol
il chtdl hludit, ale Tuchan
zakrocila. "Jdetc, km0tfc, IA
n IA hollu tady w mech
.el Panbdh rue hfichy odpuslit, to
bystc Sc do bldzinec zainilo
gall'
Kulas Sc drobduek zarazil, n6co
s%aiuLIal, ale %poslecll Gapaf ke
lyefim a jak IN MIN klika cyak
d, najednou No no zmochila Hyc
layost Go 10 jen dies Tuchancku
lapadlo safra, safra jake by
i6eo mcrtila safra, SARA, abyI'
ak ~
a kdyz n6Eolikldt pobrocil sin
sou Ike cIlfgu, zasiayiI Sc, Mad
.yedl 50 M spitkdch, ~aatajil dech,
,yedl pragou nohu q, pokud TO jcp
10, tichoatkp fapkal zpdtt pona
Ike dyeffm. a bned uchol
ofisirtiI
A slyseI Tuebancleui ia SO ii
IL dloubo diyim, " dtdka nekop
lcs. " takovfho dolizu II sebe
llrabc We 20 tobG jako oblcz.l
4 payouk u kdyby 10 nekdo yid6l,
Dndon We ysi oskliyt feti Tuble
Sajdayd M mi uadhodila,
proc sem pofad dtdek kulasa lc
,e, " donna kulasku tr6pf ~ snad
iodil naposlcd M nfjakou mladi
OXEN
CbylIku bylo ticho, jen ~ za
oval tlumeng Kacein
40 H. Kofko, poyfdam, af sol
MIN ucbyhlas, nebo dGdka w
Te, kidas ! kafkn slysel. 20
"Jen ho, maminso, w
lodte! Leze IA M jalfo yt0nozka
j TAX dGdek smrdi tabdkem, VI
Dycb ntkdy omdicla TAX ic mi
.en dedck blazniyd protiyngm, ri
Dyeh nu dalh pfes hlayu A jcstli
d JOzef0yi foknu
yoble Nj %pfesleehl d6dck kulash
~ dgefni jasne q nrcitft sIoyo m
Polio h. hofko
4 dale sly6els 'fT0 on mi, ma
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T # MNM &H #NM
d hnti esmlfii II r%u0hAntNm
Nessal 81 hnie rapal latsl hem
plis iAha mI6ih kiifk 81.
ktlA sl eeslHN pmNnai u uailrn
katiaAu ptiahe siare amnlrnrl
nlAkiWhh tnihollnlN mel mama
tanf. faaffn-u zplEb pitnt ii
eniit Easlftlna. 0blltli msl hlad.
ihh titi hN ylasy pahnt 9n.
NHlliA Nslfisgfa a. phfum
iilolha wl las8 mn e igtl hagl
ftleH Hslfibofal a ehlnupt ml
hralaua il ueha mu btlisnu stra.
Ital
HAN 81 hnhaN u i utha mll
uf toil lihpzut mloufalA Nni hss
meiohl m j. to len iedpWit de
duk knlaN0. eo pred ehvlii tak me
morrsint i'll Renu vtjilibl.
N0 1i.pizn Tuclmneu kulas "
.uial praa pahlnlil Sd 20 vyholend
.t,6n . slapal iah lila Muromec
Ofhn mn n} primo MS iiila iub lb.
II mlndiehf ~ uhuem, iako hdts
yyscblt patizek zabnfi iiskrn IN
p%iaminkem
n behniei "a Tuchmien hospoiy
He lruyua tatapela i hospodar
mazal 81 6llem botY Pfiyitali -
kulascm gsichui III p6nboylli
IA Ktlm be2 fibdui melebil 30 ma
layiri u knmril.
sam vpeerii beselu 1atinal
Poytlim. a. mn6 brui holeno, to
neni ua tBsy - PRIDE ntjnbh clu.
biauiccl Mad xdiorsb mi lcsy ie
bublGyo to Dude prset Ne snt.
hemi"
Tucb8nrla foukaln do plotny
lcsnt hrabaeba tue spatnd chyta,
la u dfcYa az m6li panalu, Ger
foya nina byla lctosl Ptikyyla u.
z,ilalostnilu3 'fopit ncni q krmc
ti saframentsky ubyYd - nejspis
pfod6me jaloyickG'
80, 10 by kadenka nebyla ~
DAP hludne ypadl do reel kulas
q otkamu nopokoin6 tdkal po SEX
nicb
"tRdfla, ncfada clladn6 a a.,
scene rcd Tuchaue@ 'na 10 se.
DAFT Jsme NJ 10 royn6 =.
jcdcn kus viva dru
~
"OnA kaeenka ialUylu mi m
miloVanOl samctog6 podotkl
krlas, i jcn jcn se zeplat, kdc Ia
aulrolcnG kaeonlM yezi.
"a jestli pax jste, lnnotfe, Ny
Eel 0 yolesniekGm kouaoyi9' VISTA
vula od kamen Il z%aIlogofila Tu-|
Neslybcl, p%fizndyal dddeh
WGdagytn hlasem a oei mel
tn dycfieh. IT..
"lcui sci" polnGyap6 yyprayo
yala, "zenf So cloydk by myslel,
ze 81 sclua1ujc M umrI truhlu, d
on, ycjt6ra plesniy9, III mas AI
% ny, kmotfc, tahy ncbudctc w
Diet, koho on 81 Rous mmluyil ToI
jst6 nofekl inn, kdybych
10 od ylastni sestry noslybela, ami
tolaa sleetu nopopfala!'
Tnmhancc domazal botm zhlib
ht 81 il da rtice oto6il a klidne po-
gidali "Af ii kazdy della 90 chez
Y 5edesdti lctcch IL pfecc NJ
roznn.0
Tnebance 10 ncdaIoi "Synta
lHaydb do eiziho So floyfk ne
mi miclat, ale kdsz ono jc tol
proti Pdnnbohu, takoyo0 syobod
idei TAXA k oltafi dedck plesni-
var
Kuias MI opet zaamou.cny o.
Takoyych historic neral
tod p0slouehaI, zroyna DO W kr
5imfaly.
IaGinal honcm y iinebo pyle
Jak p%oyidam, mad z6torsky I'm Del
IN jc bublayo taky by mohlaI
pfjit oblem ~"
TuchaDcta uealyscla %poybirnoat
proroctvi n ycdla 81 syon
ia jcn III konsoyy dtti fekno0I
III starN IN mA ave hlazanfata
uladB % dobfe ydapa ~ ziyposii
q syn jc piece Y mlste paDem
Il siaff Nd uajcdboa sgDbodnici
takoyon macafDp, nj JAZZ mih0lkyI
II bade pfkne ~spfcaeni Jnk
j. 10 proti Papubobn
~ s
H.
lJhdnk Kldaaft uplrDkIjgI mpkHI 4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
President of Chicago Stock
Yards Denies Claims of
u. 8. Official,
TRADE COMMISSION
MEMBER TANGLED UP
Brown Puts Record Straight Regard
ing Charges That He Sought 20
Block Prosecution OF Certain 0<ook
Yards Commission Men - reason
For injunction 6uits Against Pack.
ers Explained.

Chicago. Jan. 1s-Denial OF state
ment credited to william d. colver.
federal trade commissioner. 10 con-
tanned In q letter addressed 70 Chair
man Gronna, Of tho senate ASIicul-
ture committee. by Edward Brown.
president OF the Chicago stock yards.
The committee was told by Mr.. Col
YER that Mr.. Brown had started an In
junction suit TO stay department OF
agriculture prosecutions Of certain
stock mon shortly after he had crit
icized the department for failure 10
institute such proceedings. In another
statement Of the reported testimony
Mr.. Brown was charged with having
urged dropping prosecutions AGAINST
certain packers. Mr.. Brown said he
had asked the solicitor general as 70
the evidence on which certain prose-
cutions had been based. and compared
adversely such evidence with another
concern which had been expslisd from
the local stock exchange for prof1teer-
ine. He denied fatty that he had
asked cessation Of any suite against
certain packers. He said the injunc-
tions were granted In the district
courts Of Chicago because tho COM
mission men had denied any wrong
doing 'and the department had not
secured any evidence Of any such
wrong doing
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TO FloHr cvMM'Ns BILL.
Iowa Labor uniens Sending Commit
tas 70 Warrington.

Iowa Labor Unions Sending Commit
tas 70 Washington.
Des Meinss, Jan. 13.--A committee
Of ten IOWA men was preparing to
start for Washinsten for, conference
on the Cummins railroad bill with tho
senators and representatives OF this
state. Fred Canflsld. president Of the
Iowa Federation OF Labor. win head
the committed. The mon will ask for
% two-yeAr extension of government
control OF railroads. Representatives
Of labor, Including railroad employees
and q number OF farm organizations,
announced last night that their or
ganisat,ons Will oppose the Cummins
railroad measure The appointment OF
tho committee to so 10 Washington
was one Of the steps in the fight
against the bill.
Resolutions adopted at the meeting
yesterday ASKED that Senator Cum
mifls Introduce a resolution asking In
vestieation Of charges OF tho Plum
plan leaSls aileging rnismanage
ana waste and ineffioiency OF railroad
Officials during government control;
that Iowa congressman Introduce =
reso,utisn ashaAg for sxtsnston OF gov
ssansnt cpAtlnl And that they uss
their inNv4At6 - Asfsat ths cummfns
iii.
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oallatin. Of Massachusetts, declared In
the house today that moro distin-
guished service medals wssV swaxdod
TO officers who never Got nAaxss ths
front than Washington. than many
who got overseas, Congress sl In
vestigate awards and Gro Mr..
0allatin said. In order 10 minc
the fairness OF such awardA :.
'-The distinguished service u has
been cheaponod. and ccrts : Yidi-
culed by the bold and braz 5 s[Snanner
In which II has been passed ; 10 the
elect. II hns been used AZ = ard for
friendship. II has been uss !, piacsts
those who have been reno : 10 make
way for some one else, ~ :. aiding of
the citations To several officers
OF the general star who newer left
Washington. If believed. would impross
one that the war was fought with red
ink and at mahosany desk Surely
the lounge lizards OF the Second
army OF tho Potomac can have no
quarrel with the '1obbylsncew OF tho
capital as TO the number Of the cita-
tions these two heroic units sreceived
for service In the war" no said.
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UNDERWRITERS WANT
BODIES RETURNED

Charge That Certain Organizations
Would commsroiaiize Grief Of ReI-
ativss Of American Soldiers 10 Made
in senats-Flsid Of Honor Sooisty
Opposes Return OF Bodies.
Washington, Ian. ls.-Charges by
relatives Of American soldiers buried
in France that undertakers and others
were attempting N,to commercialize
their grief in connection with the
movement to have the bodies brought
home. were presented to tho senate
by Senator Thomas Of Colorado.
Il do not know whether tho charge
Is true, but 1t is in line with number
Of circumstances showing there IS
some sort Of an organization planning
to derive profit from the return of the
bodies" Senator Thomas declared.
The question was brought before a
house committee today and later "a
resolution was offered 70 have the
president order the return Of the bod
les. ~
a statement by stephen Early, for
mer captain OF infantry and president
Of the American F1old Of Honor Soci.
ETY., asked the committee to give tho
societies stand hearing. The seci-
city proposes permanent cemetery
fop those bodies which remain In
France and recommends against a
blanket return OF the bodies because.
It says. parents proposing this move
have no assurance that they will re-
ceive the remains OF their own loved
ones
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JAPs- SELL ARMS TO MEXICO.
Shipment Rsaohss CarranzaIand Con
voyed by Japanese Cruiser.

: .
Shipment Reaches carranzaIand Con-
voysd by japanese Cruiser.
San Antonio. Tex. Jan. l3.-Gov-
eminent reports that q recent big
shipment of arms and ammunition to
Mexico was escorted by q Japanese
cruiSerl have beSn sent here for the
information Of the senate committee
Investigation the Mexican situation.
That- Mexico had received war sup-
plies from Japan and that Official
and unofficial Mexico has lately been
entertaining with a show Of much
Snthusiasm Officers and men from
& Japanese warship was known, but
until yesterday agents who are gath
ering information TO ~ studied by the
committee had not learned Of any di-
rect congestion between tho two.
The report which is known at army
headquarters here and which has
been forwarded to the. war departs.
,ment, is that the ship bearing the
arms and ammunition reached Man
zanillo Dec ~. The Yakima, man
ned by 500 officers and men, anchored
alongside. A part Of the Yakuma's 8
personnel were students from the
Japanese military academy.
Anticipating the arrival Of the war
ship. thore appeared at the port q
COMMITTEES Representing the Mexican
department Of war and marine.
which Invited the commanding onicsr
and az many of his organization ~
could 80 to visit Msaico CITY. Il
The cargo landed from the JapaT
sness ship y that Arranged for by.
cpi, Alimilio Cries, VINO w. detained
~ =, snort tiJne ~ ths port aasthSf.
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SUSPECT DEMOCRATIC TRICK.
Republicans SEQ lnsineerity in Treaty
compromiss Move.

Republicans Sec lnaincerity IN Treaty
csmpromiss Move.
Washington, Jan. 1S.--Slspicion be-
gan to grow among senate republicans
that democratic overturss. in the peAos
treaty controversy were inspired noe
50 mach by : desire TO bring about
ratificattSn a. ~ . ptirposssto maneu-
yer the Lodge faction into . position
OF fatty rejecting the pact and hold
Ing up peace.
There was much conversation about
again yssterday. but sksp-
tical observers. rrying beneath the
surface, were convinced that tho ap-
parently tnsuperable obstacle OF ar
ticle X was as insuperablo as ever ana
that the treaty actually was no near
er resurrection than before.
,veek- end powwows Of the demo-
cratic senators have brought them
into unanimous accord with William
jennings Bryan on one point namely
that It will be a most fortunate cir
cumstance II the democratic party
could definitely unload the response
bi!ity for holding up the treaty before
the 1920 campaign.
But these weekend gst-together az
fairs have disclosed al unwillingness
among the democrats to openly bolt
Mr.. Wilson. The president has not
openly ssid he is ding to be . third
term candidate and they are still
afraid Of hts power. II no had sps-
cifnally ssld hs was not going to run
again thsss might have been real re-
bellion among h!s followers.
Any compromise that the democrats
IN the senate agree upon win be sub
1ected to Mr.. Wilson's scrutiny before
the con1promiss will permit II to
come to ! showdown. Even Senator
Hitchcock admitted today that 1t would
put the democrats In very bad hole
II they should Join in tho ratification
Of the treaty only to find 1t blocked
at the White House.
It would be much better II they could
frame q compromise that would COM
mand the support Of ten or twelve
mild" reservattonists on the repub
l,can side, but which would he wholly
unacceptable TO the Lodge group and
"irreconcilablss.' They would then be
able to say to the country that the
democrats did their best to ratify the
pact, but that the republicans fatty
rejected Il.