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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17

ri au fost plecati in decursul fur
tunei de ieri noapte, au fost COM
plect trintiti la pamint de puhoiul
de ploaie care a cazut mai tirziu.
In furtuna de dimineata au fost
traznite doua persoane. John
Szenk, un amploiat al fabricei
Ferro Machine Co., de pc E. Goth
Str, fost trasnit in momentul
cind a fncercat ca Sc aprinda 0
Tampa electrical.
In uzina electrical un mare gene
rator fost stricat, care lasat
fara curenti electrici orasul 81 mai
multe fabrici, timp de trei ore.
Serviciul telefonic din Cleveland
a fost demoralizat temporar de
furtuna, care a tr1ntit la pamint
stilpii 81 a rupt s1rmele telefonice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17
Mai muIte fote ata-
cate in Cleveland.

'Politla a incercat Joi ca SC
prlnda pc niste tincri organizat
care IN ultnmul timp au ataca:
mai multe fete care au fOst att
Gle uSuratlce de au PRINT invi-
tatia lor ca sc lie duca Gu auto
mobilul.
Ultima victima O fata de
saseHprezece ami, care a fost afia.
ia in conditii de pllns de William
Sweiggcrt.
Swelggert a auzit ceva afart
IN faYa locuintei lui, cind a est
Sc vada eel, a vazut fata grama
dita lntr 'un colt 1ncercind sc
strige dupa ajutor.
Ea spus la polite ca a fosl
aruncata afara dintr 'un automo
bill de niste tineri in frontul a
celei case, dupa ce au atacat-o
Doctorii della spitalul st. Ale
xis raporteaza ca conditiile nj
STUNT grave.
Este aceiasi fata care acun
citeva saIptamini fost atacats
intr 'un AUTOMOBILE pc cilld merge;
della Y. w. G. A., unde lucra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17

sunt Gu totul impresurate de aer, a
inventat roata de apa care func-
tioneaza 81 continue sc genereze G.
lcctricitate alta timp cit Sc afla
cea mai mica miscare orr current in
|apa in care c asezata rOata.
Gu acest aparat nu necesAr de
a Sc construi stavilare carl Sc pro-
|duca ridicari 81 caderi mari de apa.
Aparatul Sc poate aseza pc margi-
nea riului, orr Oceanului unde e
flux 81 reflux, fara sd impedice in
|tru cit curentul sau comunicatia.
Tn numar oare care de aparate
asezate pc marginea riurilOr Gu o
velocitate repede ar putea genera
curente electrice foarte putcrnice,
carl S ar putea intrebuinta ca for
| te motorice in diferite industrii
ca combustibil 81 lumina.
De buna seama ca inventia d-lui
lWeisenburn VA produce revolutie
generalH in industrie, spre binele
81 folosul omenirii, 81 ca tarile bo.
gate in riuri, cum 81 Rominia, Sc
vor folosi de ca, avind in vedere
mara inlesnire 81 faptul ca toati
cheltuiala ell care s'ar putea pro
lduce curentul $ ar reduce la costul
linstalatiei 81 al intretinerei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17
STATELE UNITE PROTES-
TEAZA.

WASHINGTON, II Iunie. -
Ambasada americana din Pekmg
a facut proteste viguroase con
ira trupelor cAineze care au ucis
pc Dr. Wa q Snert, un misio
mar american.
Reimert a fost Omorit intr III
atac faeut de trupclc de nord A.
supra misiunei Yo Chow, dupa &C
fost alllngata din Chang Sha
capitala provinciei Hmana, dt
rebelii din sud.
Razboiul civil din China. dup;
cum spun informatille primite |:
ministrul de externe, la proper
til insemnate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17
Sc asteapta a Sc face
areStari in tu|burari-
Ie din Duluth.
)TLTTH. MlNN. II Iunic

DULUTH, MlNN., II Iunie. -
Primele arestari pentru compii-
citate in linsafea negrilor, carl
au fost lulati din minnie autorita-
ti.or Marti scara, dupa ce scotia
polite a fost luata Gu asalt de
. multme de- peste 5000 per-
soane, Sc asteapta a Sc face All.
titeva persoane care Sc crede ca
au fcst i'll frlmtea multime vor
Il examinate All, dupa cum spu-
ne prosecutoruI judetean. Aresta-
rile acestona Sc va face pc baza
acuzelor ce li1se aduc ca au in
.citat la tulburare.
Tn juriu special, recomandat t
de catra judecatorii districtuiu;
al unsprezecelea, Sc va intruni
All spre a incerca a stabili res
ponsabilitatea pentru aceasta lin
sare. La fel juriului Use va ce-
re recunoaste vinovatia celor
patrusprezece negrii detinuti in
temnita judeteana, acuzati ca
au atacat fata de alb i'm etate
de Optsprezece ami Doua eNaml-
mari facute negrilor de catra au-
torltati, ma putut satisface au--
toritatiie asupra pozitivei iden.
titati acelola care all atacat
fata.
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Aliatii vOr con-
trOIa BOSfOrul.

WASHINGTON, II IAaie. -
In tratatul Gu Turcia, din care
s'a primit O copie la Washington
Sc spune ca porutrile Constants
nopol, portul Haida Pasa, vor ii
porturi conrolate de Liga Natl
unilor, cOnsiderate find ca por,
turi internationale in care, locui-
tori, manfurile 81 steagurlle tutll
ror natiunilor membre in Liga
Natiunilor, sunt ale numitei Or
ganizatii internatIonale.
. comlsiune inter-aliata va sta
pini Constantinopolul 81 tinltul
din jurul lui cunoscut sub numi
rea de IONA trecatoarei, astfeI
Inlocuind autoritatea guvernului
turcesc.
Facuta a Fl aprOape suveranl
aceasta comisie este aproape in.
dependenta de Liga Natiunilor
'pentru ca stipulatii sunt expire,
siv facute ca daca Sc Wa .amenin.
ia libera trecere, aceasta conf
sic va lua masurilc care creda
necesare de mentine libera tire
cere prm aceasat strImtOare.
ZOna cuprinde nu numai Bos-
forul, Marea de Marmora 81 Oar
danelele, ci 81 trei mile din malul
della gura Dardanelelor, a Bosfo
ruQui 81 insulele Egeene della Sa
mothrace, Imbros, Lemnos, Ten
dos 81 Lesbos.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17
REORGANIZAREA TRANS
PORTULUI in POLONIA.

VARSOVIA, II Iunie. - Po-
lonla Great un nOu minister
pentru caiIe ferate. Omm numlt
in acest post este conslderat
ca eel mai abil dim cabinet.
Numele lui c Kasimis Bartel
din Lemberg 81 este recun0sout
ca ,,cel mai practic om dlu
gllvern.
Bartel este un ,,self -made
man" (s'a ridIcat fara ajutorul
altora ori q malta educatie), IA
cut dlupa adevaratul fel amerl-
can.
! Ell STA inceput cariera ca TN
masinist in atelierele din Lem
berg, studiind noaptea, economi
sea destui bani ca sa-si cllmpere
CART, STA facut drumul prhn uni
versitate 81 la etatea de 80 de
ami este seful intregului transport
al Poloniei.
Caile ferate poloneze au fost
rau neglijate in decursul celor
patru ami dc razboiu, lar la ur-
ma alproape intregul material ru-
liant fost dus din tara de GER
mani 81 de rusi.
Rezultatul fost aproape de-
zaStruos tarii.
Sub controlul lui Bartel, sunt
introduse metode strict practice
la caile ferate; adevarata re-
volutie s'a facut in sistemul 81
administratia cailor ferate, care
va rezulta in regenemrea trans-
portnlui polonez.
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sflrslt datoria. 81 aceasta tot ce
Use poate face bine in lume!"
Da, 81 parintii, 81 copiii, 81 sotii-
le, 81 camarazii vorbesc Gu vol. ri
Gle ri, ceas de ceas. Stunt multi ca
ri vorbesc Gu vol!
| Oar cit de multi sunt aceia ca
ri Sc multumesc sd vorbeasca de-
|spre vol? 81 citi vor Fl carl vor vor-
bi All?
&c bine var parea, ce fericiti
att ii daca toti ceice va slavesc All
S ar putea malta in vieata lor ri
ma la Jertfa care va coborit pc vol
in mormlnt! Atunci i-ati auzi 81
|atI ramlne totusi in pace vecinica
' att zice: ,,Am avut pentru cine
murl! lata oamenii, fratii nostri
II 'au uitat pilda data de moi. Ira
csc luptInd 81 suferind pentru bi-
nele Patriei. Ri Isl fac datoria. 81
asia e tot ce Sc poate face bine in
lume".
Durmiti in pace croi!
Sa nu va tulbure linisteae cuvin.
tcle care vor plcca numai din git.
lei, s'au din intregii plamini al a
celora, carl n'au stiut nici odata
Gel suferinta, durerea, foamea s.
jertfirca de sine. Sa nu va tulburt
aparenta ca multi au uitat dureres
din care s'a zemislit Tara noastr;
cea noua. Eli, usoara spuma, sub
Urea spuma cc Sc agita la suprafa
ia fluviului Stint al vietii neamu
lul romlnesc, = Sc v0r topi usor $
iincurind. De-aceea fac alta CUR;
fiindca stu ca vieata lor e scurta.
Oar matca apei curge in adinc
Poporul rominesc insusi, ada
pat pima N rarunchi GU suferint;
de epopee din care mis- a nascut ia
ra, Va sti vorbi totdeauna Gu vol
ICu cit vor trece anil, durerea dir
care am csit va fl tot mai rodnica
Isl pomenirca voastra tot mai cura
|ta, mai simpla 81 mai adinca.
| Durmiti in pace!
I. Agirbiceanu.
/ (,,Patria")
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17

Ilustratia de mai sus este un a.
parat complect inventat de d. Ge-
orge p. A. Weisenborn din Salt
Lake City, Utah, care produce e.
lectricitate prin ajutorul riurilor.
D-nul Weisenborn zice ca prin
un anumit numar de aparate rlul
Mississippi ar putea furniza elec-
tricitate destula pentru intreaga lu-
me civilizata, fara construirea unui
singur stavilar sau alta lucrare ca
re ar impiedeca cursul riului sall
navigatia lui.
D-sa este membru al lnstitutului
National de Inventatori 81 al Aca-
demiei Franceze de lnventatori, ca
re dupa O munca incordata de mai
multi ami reusit sd construiasca
aparatul a carui ilustratie Sc vedt
mai sus 81 pc care Ia patentat zile
le trecute. Aparatul a fost pus la
incercare 81 s'a dovedit ca I'LL
success stralucit, impotriva tutulol
teoriilor stiintifice carl erau con
trare functionarii lui.
Rotile aparatului sunt GU totu
cufundate in apa 81 pima acum s.;
lsustinut ca roata scufnndata il
|apa nu va putea functiona. D-nu
Weisenborn insa, lucrind pc prin
lcipiul rotilor morilor de vint, car
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chestiune. Contestatia important
ta a lui Frey n'a fost desminsita
&c sprijitorli lui Plumb.
Chestia aceasta foss pusa pc
tapet cind comitetni pentru re-
zoiutii care favoriza nat onaliza-
Tna 81 Operatlile democratl3e la
:;ajGe ferate. Ateasta rey0lutie q
fast semnata de eel mai multi
frlntasi al organizat..'cr lucrato-
riior della caile ferate.
Majoritatea comitctuiui pro-
i,G, ca Sc suost:iuiascl cuviLtul
,ratitnalizare Gu cuvintul ,,:on-
frc.'' facind ca rczolulia Sc c,.a-
ra controlul guvcrnului 81 nu na-
tionalizarea acestora.
O mmoritate din comitct, eel
mai multi della caile ferate, an
cerut ca cuvintul sd nu fie in
locuit.
Aceasta rezolutie nu mentio-
neaza ca sd Sc adopte planul lui
Plumb, insa frasologia aceiasi.
Rezultatul acestei incaierari g
indoielnic.
| Uniunile cailor ferate sunt con-
duse de S. Il. Heberlingr care a
purtat 81 greva macagiilor, Ell 81
sprijinitorii lui, earl toti fac par
tie dim Liga Plumb, sustin ca an
voturi mdeajuns ca Sc clStlge
hupta. es.-..s~-s
Samuel Gompers este presedin-
tele onOrar al acelei ligi, insa Sc
site de mutt ca ell nu prea lucra
din greu la reusita acestui plan.
Ca presedInte Ia lllat parte ac-
tiva la aceste deSbateri, insa O.
ponentii planului Plumb sunt
toti oameni din imediata apropie-
re a lui Gompers.
Sc svoneste ca Gompers va
vorbi mime contra pianului iu
| Plumb.
Ziua de azi fost incoronatI
Gu mari succese. Cele mai multc
deciziuni all fost luate ell unani-
initiate. 1ntre care 81 aprobarca
luptei, din partea Federated pc
5aze libere, fara afiliare Ia vrr>
un partid. Gompers sustine ca
muncitorii pot cistiga mai mutt
l,,ptind independent, 81 alaglnd
numai pc oamenii carl an dove
dit Cd sunt prieteni al munclto-
rilor.
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FEDERATIUNEA MUNC|TO-
RILOR 81 PLANUL PLUMB.
Sc asteapta ca Gompers sa Sc declare
contra natiOnalizarii utilization.

MONTREAL, 16 Iunie. -
Sprijinitorii planului lui Plumb
81 oponentii nationalizarii Gallon
ferate au avut prima ciocnire
All dupa ameazi, in congresui fe-
deratiei muncitorilor.
In prima incaierare asupra ma
tionalizarii industriilor bazice 81
preservarea sistemului al prrpri-
etatll private, presedmteIe Com
pers S "a ridicat 81 decl.,rat Sc.
dinta Inchisa Gu multi Ina.nte dc
orele obisnuite.
Desbaterile au fost frrioase
Decizla Sc va sti numai milne
John p. Frey din Cincinnati, D.
redactorul ziarului Iron Mol
ders journal" este oponentul ce
mai de seama al planului Plumb
Ell a declarat Cd daca federatls
aproba acest plan, aceasta III
seamna ca muncitorimea a irlce
put sd mearga pc drumul natio
nalizarii tuturor utilization Gt
care Sc crede ca publicul arr
lipsa.
Nu nici o indoiaIa ca anbe
lie part au dcfinit clar aceast;
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17
CORP DECAPITAT\ AFLAT in
LAC

ST. JOSEJH, MO-, II Iulie. -
Autoritatlle cautau aseara, insa
fara rezultat, de afla identita-
tea unei tinere feanei care a fOst
af.ata in lac, Mercuri, 81 carer
cap lipseste.
Corpul era gol, era legata cu
sirma de care era acatate citevc
bllcati de fer, ca Sc fie cadavrul
tinut Ia fund Politia crede ca
crima s'a comis la oare care
distanta de acest loc, 81 cauta
in toate partlle ca sa descopere
pc faptasi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17
DURMITI IN PACE!

A vorbi despre vol profana-
re, vorbi Gu vol, inseamna va
Ipraznui dupa vrednicie pomenirea,
sfinti mucenici al neamului, blin-
I;zi, tacuti, neajunsi eroi, carl att
deschis Gu moartea voastra portile
ferecate, ce tineau inabusit Vito
Ernl neananlni rvmfnescr
Oar cine poate vorbi Gu vol cei
ce dormiti sub glia romineasca de-
la lisa la Nistru, deceit aceia carl
Sc cumineca ri de ri 81 ccas de ceas
cu spiritul de jertfa pcntru Pa
trie, uitindu-sc GU totul pc sine,
cum v'ati uitat vol insiva pc vol
pentruca neamul nostru sa nu va
mai poata uita niciodata?
Imi pare in aceasta ri de Mail
consacrata voua, ca intreg pamin-
tul Patriei intregite prin vol c un
templu, 81 ca de altarele pc carl Sc
|ridica jertfa intru pomenirea voa-
stra, nu Sc pot apropia decit eel GU
ratiti de tot eel trecator intr' o mi
ma de pamInt, cum sunt curate sll-
lfletele voastre din slava cerului. . 4.
Numai eli pot vorbi Gu vol astfel in
lett sd cillsteasca pomenirea voa-
lstra!
De cind va hodiniti sub glia IL
data de s1ngele vostru II n'ati fost
Ilasati in parasirc nici 0 clipa. Gin
durile, suspinele, dorintele, amara
parere de rau, 81 de multe orr des-
nadejdea celor ce-au ramas in ur-
ma voastra, v'au cerecetat mereu
Din adincul durerii au vorbit GU
vol sotiile, copiii, parintii.
! CT vol att ramas vecinic in pa
cea voastra: eli v'au vorbit din ini.
INA 81 vol hu v'ati tulburat. Vat
|zis: moi nc-am facut datoria; Al
nostri, Gel ramasi, pot plinge inca
dupa moi, Isl vor face, deci, 81 eli da
toria. 81 asta tot ce Sc poate face
|bine in lume".
4 De cind v'ati facut stapini =
Iintiii stap1ni pc fntreg pamintu
rominesc, ascunzindu.va in vccini
cile transee ca sal patti in vcci
au mai vorbit Gu vol atitia 'camara
LII, 81 atitia bravi ofiteri, earl nj
|v'au putut uita pentruca poarta $
lei in trupul lor semnul NORTH ca
re pc vol va rapus de-odata.
!. De c1teori vad soldati 81 Otter
invalizi GU fetele palide, cu priv
rea lor visatoare ca de pc alte lu
mi, STINT ca eli, in trecerea lor neca
ijita prin lumea asta. Sc gindesc Il
vOt, vorbesc GU vol, Gu carl au lup
tat 81 au suferit impreuna, pc ca
, ri, poate, eli v'au acoperit GU ne
|grul pamfnt.
Dcsi gindul lor s'abate de mul
tcori la vol - camarazii lor trecut
-lla vecinicie vol durmiti linisti
lti, MI va tulburati c1nd vorbesc cl
Evoi. Va ziceti: Ell, saracii, n'al
uitat inca marea durere din car
[s'a nascut tara cea mare. Ei M
Ivor uita-o, pentrnca traesc in du
! lrere. Ei Isl vor face deci, pima l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-17
KIEVUL RECAPTURAT DE
POLONEZI.

CONSTANTINOPOL, 16 Iunie.
Fortele poloneze au recapturat
kievul, dupa um contra atac puter-
mic asupra Bolsevistilor, zice o te-
legrama primita All aici. Polonezii
au pricinuit armatei rosie perderi
insemnate.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-19

towns Of our size enjoy. It should
also be noted that we have in Miss
Mckee one who is recognized as one
of the very best kindergarten teachers
in the west. Enrolment in the kin
dergarten will be on Wednesday,
Sept. 8, in the northeast basement
room of old building at the Normal.
We are compelled to hold the kinder
garten at the Normal because of fail
ure to get a suitable room more cen
trally located.
That the schools may continue to
grow in efficiency and render the best
possible service to the children and
to the community, we solicit the kind
~ cooperation of parents Why
would it not be fine thing to come
to the school the first day with your
child and meet and talk with his
teacher, and continue to visit the
school at frequent intervals during
the year?
Respectfully,
C. A Shively,
Ex-officio Supt.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-19
Food Control Farce

More than Morayshire farmers will
join in congratulating Mr.. Lewis G.
Fraser of Covesea, on the successful
issue of the lawsuit which he brought
against the Ministry of Food to re-
cover the price of some $50 tons of
potatoes that the Food Controller,
after bargaining to take over from
Mr.. Fraser at a certain figure, care
lessly allowed to rot in the fields at
Covesea. Lord Hunter, in the Court
of Session, awarded Mr.. Fraser 2451
pounds against the Ministry of Food,
or to be strictly accurate, against the
Lord Advocate as representing that
Department of State. The case
throws a sinister light upon the hope
less methods Of business which even
vet eem to find favor in Government
offices; and it gives point to the late
Lord Fishers emphatic demand,
''Sack the lotp When one recalls
the paltry prosecutions that have been
instituted for even throwing hope
lessly stale crust of bread into the
ashbin, it is not easy to pardon the in
stigators of these prosecutions for al
lowing hundreds of tons of whole
some food to become rotten through
sheer care1essness, as in the Covesea
case, which, we have reason to believe
is not the only case OF its kind. Usual
~, it is perilous proceeding for g
private individual to bring an action
against the Crown, which has every
possible legal resource at its disposal
but Mr.. Fraser's faith in the justice
of his cause has been more than justi-
fed; and his friends will join in felic-
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-19

Mr.. Harding believes in the Pro-
tective Tariff policy, and thinks that
the nation viii be calling for its 'sav-
ing Americanism again" There is no
doubt of it whatever. Before the
next Administration has reached its
mid-point the absolute necessity for
Protection against a flood Of incom-
ing foreign goods, dumped on our
market, viii be so great that even a
Democratic Administration, If in con-
troll, would be compelled to erect a
Tariff barrier of some kind. The
billions that Europe owes us must be
paid for in goods, and there is no
economic problem that is going to re-
quire more delicate and skilled hand
ling than that of protecting American
industry while at the same time per
hitting payment of the foreign debt.
The signs of the oncoming struggle
are everywhere about, and men who
look ahead are frankly solicitous of
the outcome.-Baltimor (Md.)
Chronicle.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1920-08-19

Woodrow Wilson is for the League
OF Nations-his League. Candidate
Cox says, ''Me, too" Woodrow vii.
son does not propose to have any re.
servations, Candidate Cox says, s'Me
too." Woodrow Wilson said he was
Candidate Cox says, 'Me, too" But
that is what we all expected when the
candidate went to Washington on
Sunday to get his orders. He needed
the Wilson influence or he was a
"gone Cox"
BY his speech accepting the Demo-
cratic nomination, Candidate Cox
shows himself an adroit politician. He
lodges every real issue except the
League of Nations, touching upon
certain questions upon which there is
practical unanimity between the two
parties. On the subject of the League
of Nations he had no choice. He must
swallow the Wilson policy, .hook,
line and sinker," or face defeat. Pos
sibly we should also say, ''and face
catch some votes by conceding that
Interpretations" would be accept
able, but the people have been fed up
on Interpretations" by Mr.. Wilson.
Anyone who has any knowledge of
law knows that an interpretation
canno toperate to change the League
Covenant. We may make all the Sin
terpretations" we see fit, but what we
agree to do is embodied in the Coven-
ant itself, and we agree to everything
contained in the Covenant unless we
expressly make reservations" Mr..
Wilson knows that, or he would have
been entirely willing to have "reserva-
tions" instead of Interpretations
adopted. He drew the line on Gre
servations" because he wanted the
Covenant to be adopted without
change. If Mr.. Cox does not know this
he is not a fit man for the presidency.
Mr.. Cox's acceptance speech makes
it plain that the Wilsonian policies
will be continued if the Democratic
candidate shall win. The country has
had enough of anti-Americanism,
enough of onee-man government,
enough of super-government propa-
ganda, enough of attempts to nullify
the Monroe Doctrine, enouh of over
taxation, under-production and gov
eminent extravaganza, enough of
Free-Trade which enriches foreigners
at our own expense. We have had
enough of ameteurish, of theoretical
government. We want a surcease of
it. Instead, we want a government
managed on business principles, adj
ministered by men who understand
the business. The only safe way is to
vote the entire Republican ticket
American Economist.
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itating him not only upon vindicating
his claim but also upon his effective
exposure of bureaucratic bungling.-
Elgin (Scotland) Courant and Cour-
Ter.
There are other countries besides
the U. S. A. that are having trouble
over the food control. There are pro-
fiteers in all countries.
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EXPERIMENT STATION NOTES
Fairs and Exhibits
Respectfully,
c. A. Shively,
Ex-omcio Supt.

Fairs and Exhibits
Every Western Kansas farmer
should be interested in the Agricul-
tural exhibits at the Kansas State
Fair at Hutchinson, September Is to
"a, and the international Wheat
Show at Wichita, October to 16.
There is no better way to advertise
your community than to show some of
the products at these fairs. Prospect
i've farm buyers attending these fairs
will unconsciously be Influenced to
visit a town or section of country that
is well exhibited at these places. Many
men are afraid to exhibit their pro-
ducts thinking that other farmers may
have so much better exhibits. This is
not the case. With a little care in
selection, any farm in Western Kan
sas can show prize winning products
if the farmer will.
Northwestern Kansas has made a
big noise in regard to their wheat
crop this year in respect to both quail
ity and yield and it would indeed look
strange if a large part of the $1,000.
offered at the wheat show at Wichita,
or the $4,000 offered at Hutchinson,
did not go into Western Kansas.
Any man can get premium list
upon a written request to these fair
associations.
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For Sinking Fund-TwO 90

mills.
9. For Sinking Fund-TwO 90
4. For opening, widening and
grading streets and alleys, building
bridges, cuIverts and crossins-
(2) mills.
5. To pay for necessary water
hydrants as ordered and installed by
the Commissioner and five
tenths (1.5) mill.
6. For Sewer Fund-Two-tenth
(.2) mill.
Z. For Paving Fund-Three 81
mills.
8. For Band Fund-Two-tenths
(.2) mill.
9. For maintenance of Fire De-
partment- Five-tenths go mill.
10. For Library Fund-Five-
tenths (.5) mill.
II. For street lighting as ordered
and installed by the Commissioners
One u mill.
Section 2. The valuation of the
property upon which the foregoing
taxes are levied and assessed is,
So, 406,142 in all cases, taken from
the assessment roll of the present
year to-wit: 1920, II the County
Clerks office of Ellis County, Kansas,
and it shall be the duty of the City
Clerk, immediately upon adoption and
approval of this ordinance, to trans
NIT duly certified copy to the Coun-
ty Clerk of Ellis County, Kansas, and
the said taxes so levied and assessed
to be placed by said County Clerk on
the tax rolls of said Ellis county to be
collected according to law.
Section 8. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its adoption, approval and pub
lication.
Adopted and approved August IA,
1920.
Approved: W. W. Paul,
Attest: Carrie Meyer, Mayor.
City Clerk.