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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-01

derton, were business visitors at the
countyseat on Friday.
Miss Hulda Browning, of Oakland,
visited her brother, Merchant c. H.
Browning, of Deer Park, on Friday.
Since the arrival of warm weather
the town is well supplied with gas for
cooking and lighting. This is quite a
relief from conditions heretofore ex-
isting as to the lighting at least.
Mrs. o. J. Harvey visited Oakland
and Terra Alta Monday.
Mr.. f. r. Jones, of Oakland spent
Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. ]. S. Clary, Mrs. L. D. Thrash
er and Mrs. D. R. limbaugh were in
Oakland shopping Tuesday.
Miss May Jones, of Columbus, O.,
is at her home here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Jones, dur
ing the Easter vacation.
Mr.. Fred. Walter, of Altamont, who
has just recovered from an attack of
influenza, was in town Monday.
Mr.. NJ. M. Lands and his crew of
men were called to Altamont Monday
and Tuesday to assist in fighting for
est fires which threatened for a time
to cause much damage to railroad
property as well as to the dwellings of
those residing in that community.
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ROAD PETITION.

Notice is hereby given that thirty days
from and after the first publication of this
notice, application will be made by petition
to the County Commissioners of Garrett
county, Maryland, for the appointment OF
examiners to view and locate new public
county road in Election District No. of
Garrett county. Md. and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at point on the
county road, commonly called and known as
Amos Recknor road, at or near the top of
the hill near H. X. Shank's and running
thence in Northeasterly direction through
the lands of Arthur II. Strickner, trustee,
and thence through corner of the land of
Mary \. Custer and thence through tine land
OF the said Arthur H. Strickner. trustee, TO
intersect the Swanton and Bittinger county
road at or near the corner line OF the lands
OF the said Arthur II. Stricken trustee, and
said Mary A. Custer; said proposed new
road is of a distance of about one mile in
length and runs through the lands OF the
said Arthur II. Stricken, trustee, and Mary
A. Custer.
A. X. BERNARD,
JOHN A. WILT,
L. II. FRIEND.
Petitioners.
and 50 others
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visited his father, Mr.. J. S. Hardesty,
of near Deer Park, who has been on
the sick list for quite while.
Rose Louise, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. T. H. Mosser, of Deer Park, died
very suddenly Sunday morning in
Washington, D. c., where she had
teen visiting for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs James w. Walter and
daughter were visiting friends in Oak
land Monday.
Mrs. P J. Garrett, Mrs. w. c. Jones,
Mrs. L. D. Thrasher and Miss Jose
phine Griffin were shopping in Oak
land on Monday.
Mrs. C. j. Wright, of Altamont,
was in town Monday
Dr. f. E. Sollars took Mrs Sollars
to Cumberland Tuesday morning to be
operated upon for appendicitis.
Mr.. C. H. Browning went to Cum
berland on business Monday night.
Miss Dora Steiding, of near Deer
Park, was shopping in Oakland on
Wednesday last.
Miss Pauline Chadderton, of this
vicinity, was also at Oakland one day
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. S. P Specht visited relatives
and friends in Oakland last Thursday.
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SHORT RUN

We have had a week of beautiful
spring weather, but are afraid it is
too good to last. Very little mapel
products have been made this spring
SO far, but the quality is unexcelled.
Miss Alpha Miller, of Beryl, w. Va,
returned this week to resume her
duties as teacher of the Short Run
school, This school had been closed
several weeks owing to sickness in
the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harvey, of
Piedmont, w. Va, spent several days
here last week visiting relatives.
Mr.. c. W. Harvey, of Hendricks, w.
Va, spent the week end in this place
the guest, of his mother.
Messrs. Burt Wilson and ]. P. Rus
sell, Jr., of Mill Creek, w. Va, were
visiting friends here a few days last
week.
Misses Marian Trout and Edna De-
Laney, of Kitzmiller, Messrs. Jack
Rafter and Jesse Paugh, Of Baltimore,
were visiting sugar camps in this
vicinity last week.
Mrs. G. P. Harvey and family of
Huntington, w. Va, are paying an ex-
tended visit to Mrs. Harvey's mother.
here.
Mr.. David Johnson, of Keyser, W.
Va, was the guest of Miss Snyda Will
son over Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Wilson, of Kitzmiller.
spent the weekend visiting Mr.. James
Wilson.
Mr.. Milo Wilson spent last Tuesday
in Oakland on business.
Mr.. C. W. Junkins, of Keyser. w.
Va, was visiting at the home of Mrs.
j. H. Wilson over Sunday.
Mr.. James Wilson and sister, Miss
Esta, spent a few hours Sunday after
noon calling at the home of Mr.. J. C.
Myers, at Dodson.
Mrs. George White, of near Mt
Lake Park, has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. f. Harvey for a few
days.
Mr.. Robert Paugh has suspended
operation of his tooth pick factory
for the present and has gone to visi
the sugar camps and the "fair ones"
Mr.. NJ. L. Sharpless was a Swan
ton visitor one day last week.
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MOUNTA..N LAKE PARK.

Messrs. James Frame and James
Moore. both of Fairmont, West Va,
spent several days in Oakland and
At Mountain Lake Park this week.
Mr.. John Stevenson was a business
visitor to Bayard, West Va, Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
The Sunday school and choir of the
Methodist church will give an Easter
concert Sunday morning, April 4, at
IL o'clock. A special musical program
will be rendered at the evening SER
vice at half past seven. All are cor
daily invited to attend these services
Many improvements are being made
to the grounds and many others are
in contemplation by the authorities
now in charge of the Park. The large
auditorium is being put in thorough
repair, while the dilapidated picket
fence that has surrounded it since
its erection some twenty years ago,
Has DeeH lOlll uoNu. II Ile lSlCe 10
rebuilt it will be an improvement upon
the former one, we trust.
In other sections of the Park, es-
pecially the grove surrounding the old
auditorium other notable improve
ments are being made. Here many of
the smaller trees are being cut away,
while the noble old oaks that have
stood for centuries, are being trimmed
of their dead or useless limbs. The
rotting leaves are being either burn
ed or raked off so that the new
grass may come up in all it's verdant
beauty and make this indeed one of
the fairest spots on the mountains.
Mrs. NJ. A. Russell and daughter,
Miss Finnell, have arrived for the
summer and have their home open.
Many of the regular Parkites will
come early this season, if the condi-
ton of the weather permits.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sincell and
little son Jimmy, of Keyser, were
guests on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Grimes at their home here.
The c. M. Rathbun & Sons Com
pany, whose large planning mill is To-
Gated just across the railroad tracks
from the Park, expect busy season
and are making preparations to that
end by stocking up and putting their
machinery in good condition.
The pea cannery, which is to be OPP
Grated by the Mount Airy Canning
Company of Preston, Md, will be in
the DOMAIN mill at Loeb Lynn Heights
as we are informed that Mr.. DOMAIN
has rented it to the canning COM
pany for the present season at least.
This little industry will afford en-
ployment to a number of young wo-
men and boys as well as market for
all the peas that our farmers can
grow without interfering with their
regular agricultural pursuits.
Messrs. Carl and Harry Richard
son, of Piedmont, came to the Park
yesterday afternoon following the fire
which damaged their fathers prop
erty to look ever the house and make
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
Garrett county, Maryland, Letters of Adj
On the estate of
GEORGE S. POLLING
late of Garrett county, MARYLAND. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated, to the subscriber. on or before
the 18th day of September, 1920, they may
otherwise by law be excluded from ali bene-
1T of the said estate. All persons knowing.
themselves indebted to SAID estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
March, 1920.
ALBERT L. LEE.
Administrator.
kitzmiller Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-04-01
GEORGE S. POLLING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
hath obtained from the Orphans Court, OF
Garrett county, Maryland, Letters OF y d
ministration on the estate or
THOMAS b. ARNOLD
late OF Garrett county, Maryland, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly au-
thenttcated, to the subscriber. on or before the
llth day OF september, 1920, they may other
wise by law be excluded from all benefit of
the said estate. All persons knowing them
selves indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
March, 1920.
JOHN A. ARNOLD.
Administrator,
Eglon, W. Va
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the necessary arrangements for its
immediate repair.

FOR SALE-R. C. Rhode Island
Eggs, S1.00 per setting of Is eggs.
Apply to J. W Whorton, Oakland
Advertisement 3-4t*
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WANTED-Bolter and lath mill;
cash deal. Address J. F. SILFIES &
SONS, Swanton, Md.-Advertisement
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The Highest Developed Tractor

It has a one-piece main
frame. So there is no
racking nor vibration
none of the twisting
which is so destructive.
The motor is set cross
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21
Basista W MacedOnii.

Ma dalekich kranCach Serbii pie
godzin Cd mlasta Prilep l%iczacego o.
koio pieG tysiecy mieszkaGc6w ley
mala wioska Basista. Kraina to ubo-
ga bardto gorzysta i pusta. zyl tam
ongiS ludek bardzo szczesliwie dop0-
XII echa krwawej wojny do jego wio-
ski ME dotar}y. Lecz i tn do tel raz
kledyS TAX spokojnej wioski, gdzte
swobodnle pasal swoje trzody po 60
rach doltnach weso}y pasterz graJac
radoSnie ma ~fuiarce wdaria sic nieu-
blagana wojna. Zamiast lagodnego
j milego $piewu pastuCh0w i CORA
low roziegaf sic hulk armat, tetent
zbrojnych hufc6w. jek rannych | ko-
najacych. Ucichly juz te radosne
pienia, zamralo zycie, kt6re tam TAX
bujnie kwitlo. Gdzie dawniej ziele-
Mia sic murawa, r6si gaj obszerny,
wabi}y r~ozroSle drzewa Strumyk
krysztalowej woody p}ynai wsrod kwia
tami lSniacej doliny, tam sic dis
wznosza krzyze i cmentarze. Ctsza
grobowa zalega miejsce, gdzie smierc
obrala sobie siedlisko, ponad groma-
mi sunni wicher zaloSnie jeczac na1
modem zyciem rozkwitajacem dopie
70 jak wczeSnie r6ze wiedna. On WI
dzial tych m}odziehcow W sile wieku,
rwiacych sic do zycia, a wyrwangch
z obiec rodzinnych w ten daleki
SWAT. dlatego TAX smutnie wieje'
DO / to Jest widok srogi, kiedy pick
nose W 7ycia kwiecie ledwie wcnodza-
ca ma Swiecie zegnac sic musi z lu-
bym jeszcze Swiatem. WSrod tych
mogiI osamotnionych i zapomnia--
nych z posepnem obliczem aaiohne
snuja sic p~ostacie. Zdaie sic, re mat.
ka jak niemy posag bolesci stoi mad
grobem ukochanego syna, re stroska-
ny brat przypada z jekiem do mogi-
~, kryjacej zwloki naidrozszego bra
ia. jego szczescie cafe. Wszedzie pu-
sto | ,gYucho. tylko W noe cicha bla-
dawy ksiezyc krazy smutnie mad
cmentarzem rzucajac dfugie / ponu-
re cienie jak ciezkie i meczensElc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21

bylo zycie tych, ktorzy tn polegli i
spia snem wiecznym pod zielona dar-
mia, wypoczywajac po wszystkich tru
dach I cierpieniach zycia. GrOby to
Polak6w zotnierzy, groby tych. kt6-
rych ola Obcej sprawy wyrwano 2 OBJ
ice matki i rOdziny ni~esZczesliwei,
kt6rych meCzonO i drecSono, kt6-
rym tn ma dalekiej obczyznie W MO
~dzienczym wieku zgotowano smierc
i Jimmy gr6b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21

Gziec. Wczoraj popoiudniu 70
stawi}a ona dziewczynke PREY
zbiegu ulic 2Iszej i Wood i sa-
ma sic oddalila. Dziecko pc Kill
ku godzinach blakania sic, usne-
10 pod drzwiami; sukienki ma
niej byly zupelnie mokre i potar
game. Policya przypuszcza, IL
dziecko zosta}o skradzione, 4
poniewaz wspomniafa COS o Ga
ry", lWysiano tam telegram Z
opisem dziecka do kapitana po-
licyi P. G~allery'ego.
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starszego m~ezczyzne, z iona, beg
dzieci, ktoryby W lecie spedzii pare
godzin dZiennie PREY utrZymaniu
trawnika / kwiatow, a W zmie pill
nowai ,,boilera" / wykonywai male
prace okoio domu. Praca lekka i
stosowna ola c~ziowieka, kt6ry pra-
cuIe ia noe Dam try pokojowe mie
szkanie z wanna i ustepem, opal, gag
i elektryke i stosowna sumo miesie-
cznie. Zglosic sic 2f34 Pierce ave..
blisho LeaV tt, 1sze pietro-
212S-24
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REUMATYZM
uumcvJ Srpdst danJ p1sr lego ttu1 90 mia

RuGu 1895, wiosn& d0stafem reu-
maty-zmu w m~uSkulach zapalneso'
Oieruialem, co tylko wiedzs Ct, kto-
nv 20 mteri, przez try lata Prooo-
uasem rome Srodki j roznych uok-
tor0w, lecz ulse jaks mi
bySa tyuko tymcZaSowa. "reS1cle
1nafzzlem Srodek ktory wyieGy4
mnie kompletnie z tel chorooy. pa-
{em ten Srodek wielu innym cler-
niacym ma reumaty1m j sSutd e
dobre W kazdym wypaGku' a.,
Kazdy kto cierpi ma doleSnwoscI
-~umatyczne, pOwinien uzyc to prze-
dzSwne lekarstwo. Nfe przysytaJSae
ami isinego centa; przysDcle tylhO
swoie na1wisko i adres a ia posIe
VAN ma probe darmo. Jezeh pc uzy-
ciu I~skarstwo to w~ylecZy4o was z
reumatyzmu. mozecie przysiac Jedne
20 dolara. lecz zrozumiec trzeoa- re
la ME chce predzej Cd was plenle-
dzy. dopoSi ME b~edziecie zupefnie
ZadowOleni 2 w~yleczeuia- Me Jest 70
uczciwie? DlaoZego cierpIec dfuzeJ
e,.v pewna ulgs of:arowana Jest
van darmo: Me zwlekajcie. Piszcie
izisiaj.
Mar, II. Jackson. No. 81 F. Quincy
Bldg. Syracuse y. Y.
Pan Jackson jest odpowiedzialny.
Powyzsze ogloszenie jest prawtfa-
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o. DO ogioS1sn - WieIhich 1 M
tych, kaideEo rodEa1u / tresci -
DZIENNlK CHICAGoSKI Esjmujt
be.spr1scznis pIerwsAS misJscH y o.
lei AmOryoA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21

Polski polityk, czy wickszy czy mnieJ
sly IA obowiazck poczytywaG sobie
powinien stale reklamowac narodo-
wOSC naSza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21

jak Powiada Upham, jednak ME
predzej nastapi hiz we wrze'
Sniu b. r. i to tylko ma wypadek,
jezeli kompanie k~olejowe pod
wyzsza raty ! "a transportacye
~,.aoi,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-21
MCKINLEY
Ma PRO-
KURATORA.

Wgiownei Ikwaterze partly
demokratycznej W hotelu ,,Sher-
man. odbyla sic wczoraj pierw-
Sxa konferencya nowo obranych
komitetowych wardowych partyi
acknowledgement, ma kt6rej jedno
gfoSnie nominowano NJ. l.. Nc
k;nley'a, Z Lake View sedziego
wyzSzego sadu, ma kandydata
ma stanowego prokuratora. Wo-
bee tego w przyszlych. ~prawybo-
rach wrzeSniowych b. r. odbe--
die sic zacieta walka w partyi
demolratycznej, pomiedzy Nc
Kinley'em, a obecnym stano-
wynn prokuratorem Hoyneem,
ktory r6wniez ubiegac sic bedzie
o ponowny wybor. Nova partya
republikanSoa, ktora obje}a zu-
pcIna koutrole w powiecie Cook,
odbedzie w p~rzyszlym tygodniu
swa k~onferencye ma ktorej mai
prawdopodobniej zoStanie noml-
nowany jake kandydat ma pro
kuratora stanowego sedzia sadu
obwodowego, Robert f. Grove.
Partya acknowledgement ME Easy
pia i stara size, ably swoj tykiet
wyborczy zestawic pred wyjaz
dem .,leaderow" powiatowych
ia konwencye krajowa do San
Francisco.
PRoJEKT BUDoWY POM
NIKA OLA S. P. S~ULLIVANA
Ola uczczenia pamieci Rogera
Sullivana, ktory zmarl pare dnj
temu, przyjaciele 6ego Iplanuja
wybudowanie hnu Pomnika, ma
ktory ma bye zebrany fundusz
droga dobrowolnych skfadek.
Koutrybucye majA bye ograni-
czone do wysokoSci pieciu cen
tow. FunduSz ma bye zebrany
W wysokosci S5O,OOo, "a ktore to
pieniadze ma bye EVOLUTIONARY
nagrobek, albo marzoleum. Po--
miedzy projehtodawcami 2naj-
dujq sic: Sweitzer, O'Bren, Sc
dziowie Kersten i Grove, Grit
lin, Buckley i wiele innych wy
bitnych osobistoSci.
~GRosERNIcY O~SKARZENt.
Pietnastu grosernikow zoStalo
wezwanych wczoraj pred Sc
diego sadu municypalnego, H.
Morana ma podstawie oskarzenia
O przekroczenie ordynansu czy-
stoSci pozywieniar SPrzedawac
oni mieli nieSwieze jaja, faiszo-
wac mleko zelatyna, oraz dopusz
czac sic mieli innych przestepstw
"a kt0re beda surowo karani, Ma
zwiska ich nastepujace: l. Vein
koff, "a w. 5Isza ul. Louis Skol
nick, 216 E. sofa ul.: Vincento
Annoreno. 1856 Irving Park blvd.
i James Annoreno, 1857 Irving
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DRORNF O%CFyOSzENIA
PIERWSZA POLSKh
SZKOkA KRAWiECKA

ola mezczyzn i kobiet. Uczymy PREY
krawania, ~prasowania. pocket ma
king etc. " dzieh i wieczorami -
pr~zykrawania take j przez poczte.
Przyjdz albo napisz DO polsku do
NATIONAL SCHOOL
Room :S23-74 w. Washington vi.
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W~YKOLEJENIE SIE POCIA
GU ~PASAZERSKIEGO.

Pociag pasazerski linil Rock
Island" No. Sly, wiozacy re SODA
wielu p~asazerow Chicago,
w~czorajszej nocy, W chwili ulew
ncgo deszczu i bdrzy, wykoleii
SIG Z SYN W poblizu miasteczka
Marquette, III. Wykolejenie ma
stapilo z powodu ~podmycia toru
kolejowego przez ulewny deszcz
kt6ry w Chicago rowniez ME ma
hch szkod poczynii. Pomimo, IL
cztcry wagony wypad}y z toru,
mkt z p~asazerow ME zostaf po-
wazniej uszkodzony. Pociag O.
ruSch Chicago onegdaj wieczor,
o godzinie Io-tej i unosii podroz-
nych do Colorado, a o godzinie
20 W nocy nastapiio wykoleJe-
ME. Ruch pociag0w ma tel linil
zostal wstrzynany przez kilka
godzin, nin zdoiano w7prowa--
die znow wagony ma tor / u
konczyc lego naprawe.
POLICYANT ZNALAZL SEE
SCIO LETNIA DZIEW-
CZYNKE.
Policyant Re stacyi Marquette
G.. Graut, wczoraj wczesnie ra-
nc znalazi Spiaca pred drzwia-
mi ma 2lszej III. szeScioletnia
dziewczynke, kt6ra podaia, IL ma
zywa sic Mildred Parish. Dziew
czynka widocznie cd dIuzszego
czasu ME jadia, gdyz znajdowa-
la sic w pozaiowania godnym
stanie. Pc nakarmieniu ma sta
cyl policyjnej Marquette, dzie-
cko zaczelo opowiadac, IL. kilka
dni temu przywioz}a je tn jakas
rieznana kobieta, ktorej nazwi-
ska jednak HE umiala powie-
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POTRZEBA dziewcIyny do szycia nd
maszynie W upholster ng fabryce.-
Stala praca, dobra zapiata. 1913 Mil
waukee ave. 2gie pietro. Schaefer
and Slottog. Il
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POTRZEBA mlodych meiczyzn do
nauczenia sic fachu robienia obra-
zowych ram, $22.50 ma p~oczatek, s2J
DID 8 m~iesiacach, $3.50 pc szesciu
m~iesiacach, $50 po roku. Tylko sta
Ii m~ezczyzni. MECH sic zgiosza. =
1905 w. Lake ul. Zgios c sic ma dru
giem pietrz" ~
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POTRZEBA prGsownikow ma czystc
priv surdutach. S2G w. Madison I'll.
6te pietro. -
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POTRZEBA kobiet do mycia naczyn
dobra zapfata. Hynes, 220S w. Madi
S-n vi. 20
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POTRZEBA p~rasownik6w ma czysto.
dobra zapiata, staia praca. 1'43
Haddon ave., Ate pietro. %
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FARMA so ARROW ma s%przedaz W pol
skiej okclicy, polski koscioi ! szkota,
bIisko cd kolei, ziemia 'urodzajna'
prawie 60 ARROW pod plugiem, reszta
las / }aki. Blizszych informacyi MOI
ma zasiegnaG pod mr.. 2049 W. lSta
nj ~. 21-24
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POTRZEBA czIowieka do og6klej
racy. N.hosic sic 1l16 Milwaukee av
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POTRZEBA kobiety Tub dziewczyny
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POTRZEBA starszej kobiety do do
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Kronika Miejscowa.

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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-10-15
WORLD COAL
SHORTAGE NEXT
This is Expected to be Claim Made in
Order to Boost Declining Prices
Paid for Fuel in
America Now.

by Ralph H. Couch, United Press
Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Attempts
to boost declining American coal pric-
es are expected by government oftlc-
ials in case British miners carry out
their threat to strike The excuse
for the boosts would be the cry of a
world coal shortage.
George H. Cushing, director of the
American Wholesale Coal association,
today declared such an excuse is not
q valid one, and a British strike
should not affect American prices.
"The United States now is exporting
eyerv bit of coal the Atlantic ports
can handle" said Cushing. "The
British strike therefore can have abb
solutely no effect on prices in the
United States.
Europe cannot compete with Ameri-
can buyers for their own coal because
European buyers could not get their
purchases across the ocean.
The United States now has reserve
of approximately 100000 tons of BIZ
luminous coal, according to Gushing.
"By January !, this reserve will to-
tai more than 4O,000000 TONS" he said.
This means continually falling prices