davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
KAMPANIA PRZECIWKO
D%ROZYzNIE MLEKA.

Dzisiaj w hotelu sherman"
odbedzie sic wielka konferencya
grosernikow, oraz komitetu wy
konawczego stowarzyszenia The
National Retail Grocers Associa-
ton of the United States of Anne
rica", celem u}ozenia planow sku-
tecznej Rampant przeciwko dro-
zyznie mleka. Komitet wykonaw
czy stowarzyszenia grosernikow
stara sic o pomoc innych organi-
zacyi, oraz wiadz municyPalnych
u~iozenia planow, majacych
ma celu sprowadzanie mleka cd
iarmerow wprost do rqk groser-
Cena "a kwarte mleka
wynosi}aby wowczas najwyzej
trzynaScie centow, gdyz ona obec
ME wynosi szesnaScie cent6w. -
Podobny plan zostai juz przepro-
wadzony w San Francisco, skut-
klein czego cena mleka spadla
tam o cztery Gently na kwarcie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12

wyszli ma ulice i zreperowali mu
automobil. Odpowiedzieli mu, IL
musza najpierw maszyne zaciag-
mac do garazu, "a co musi spe-
cyalnie zapiaciG. Ma to odPowie-
dziai Moskovitz, IL zaciagnie ma
szyne do garazu Sommerfelda,
gdyz u niego maszyne stale pre-
trzymuje, Co tez i uczynil. Roz-
gniewany strata zarobku Vein
berg pobiegl do garazu tego
pierwszego, gdzie poczal dobijac
sic do drzwi' rura ~zelazna, ktora
drzwi w wielu miejscach uszko-
dzii, "a co tez Sommerfeld zazq-
dal odSzkodowania Cd napastni-
IA. Z tego powodu przysz}o do
sprzeczki, w ktorej Weinberg do
byl rewolweru i Strzelil do SOM
merfelda, kladac go trupem ma
miejscu. L. Weinberg, oraz brat
lego wspolnik zostali aresztowa-
nj przez policye re stacyi policyj-
nej Maxwell Str. Station.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12

ave. do Cottage Grove ave. Pre-
niesieni So nastepujacy: kapitan
James Madden z Englewood |
kap. Max Nootbaar Z Hyde Park,
zamienili re SODA miejsca. Porucz
nicy: Edward Grady z East Chi
cago do biura detektywow, Jan
Martin zaS odwrotnie, M. Lee
z magistrate ma South Wabash,
Karol z. Burns z Cottage Grove
ave. ma South Wabash, E. J. Sui
Ivan z Wabash ave. do Engle-
wood, ]. E. Day Z Deering do
Cottage Grove, NJ. !. Crane Z En-
glewood Cd South Chicago.
KLoTNIA SKONCZYLA SIZE
ZABoJSTWEM.
Edward z. SSommerfeld, ojciec
czworga dzieci, ~wiaSciciel garazu
przy $500 West Division ul., 20
stall wczoraj podczas kl0tni "a
strzelony przez niejakiego l..
Weinberga, wia5ciciela garazu
rrzy 100 Washington blvd. DE-
strzelaniny przyszio w ten spo-
sob, IL niejaki Moskovitz prosii
Weinberga, oraz brata jego, by
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12

nj, maCie bole krzyza, JUVITO table
tiki, Skiadajace sic 2 ajczySc!ejSzych l
najlepsZych zi0L, znanych W dziedzinIe
~medyCyny / pOleCOnycl prZeZ tySiace
Acknowledged Os0b uZywajQcyCh je, So
lekarstwem kt6re pOtrzebujec.e. Prey
~szlijcie jeden dollar ma jejuO Tub piec
dOIar6w ma szeSG pudeieA. Zalaczc.e /
Gently jake war tax do kazdegO pudel-
ka.
Jezeli chcecie naprz6d s~pr6oowac to
doskOnate n~aturalue, lekarstwO, pred
zam0wieniem, piSzc.e do mas o przysta-
ME try d~njOweSO lskarstwa darmO,
bez ZaGRych zOOOwiazan z waszej strO-
ny. AdreSujcie: JCVITO LABORATO-
RY. South Hills Branch 80. Pittsburgh,
Pa
P. s. SIiczny kolOrOwany Scienny
kalendarz, 20 cali diugi i Is cali see
roki, przedStawiajQcy Republic Pol
ska ma rOk 1920, .przyslemy wan dar-
mo z kazdem zamowieniem.
(Ogl)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-12
ZdrOwie Czy DIVA Gently
Co Wybierzecie?

Jezeli cierpicie
ma zOiaiek hub ner
ki, niereGularnOS-
ci w~atrOby. mjiO-
Sci, kOnStypaCye
bNl E}Owy, brak a
petytu, ~nieCZNSta
kreW, nieStraw-
nose, ~reumatyZIn,
czujecie sic Lme--
czeni, wyciencZe-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
"ZABKOWANIE".
iSN(isata dr.. Helena Gorecka)
(Dokonczenie.)

PoSarm dawany z butelki zmniej-
szy@ ualezy . do 8 uncyi, a dodat
prScgotowancj woody. Podczas Lab
koWania". gdy dziasla sa r~ozszerzo-
n 1 napuchle Cd c~i$nienia. MONA
s'tcmowleciu ulzyt przez czeste LEX
-ie pocieranie dziasel W miejscu
sdzie zabki wychodza. czystym re-
cznikiem, lub szmatka owinieta ma
wskazujacym palcu.
Q zdrowego niemowlecia pierwszy
1ab zwykle wychodzi pomiedzy s
a Smym miesiacu. Skcro tylko Ie-
by sic ukaza. T potrzebuja sta
rama. Do konca drugiego rotI, dzla-
STA i zeby p~owinny bye myte . ray
ma dEien rozczynem ,,borowego kwa-
'su" t.,Borfc Acid") N uncyi ma
pint wcdy). MONA to natlepiej gro
'oit, uzyw lac waty steryli7owane;:
'nbwinawszy mia koniec wskazujace-
go palca. zamaczac W rozczynie i lex
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02

M arenie zapa$niczej amerykali-
skiej zajwil sig znowu nowy preten-
dent do pasa szampionatu Swiato--
wego W osobie nicjakiego Joseph
Histock'a, ciehkiej wagi zapasnika
wegierskiego, ktCry niedawno tentu
przyzaglowal do Ameryki. Histoch.
jak utrzymuje, jest pownym siebie,
ably sic jednak zmierzyG z obecny!n
szampioDem Swiatowym Joe Steche-
rem, musi najpierw pokonaC Stani--
sSawa Cyganiewicza. Ale %vstracny
ma Lachy", jak pewiada przysiowie j
nasz Stachu Cyganiewicz stanic z
MIN do Walk W n~astepny czwart"E,
il. !. dnia 3go b. m. O godzinie @nJ
wieczorem W Chicago, W budynku
,,Sokol Hall" pnr. 2345-47-49 PREY
South Kedzie ave. POczatkowo walka
Ia miala sic odbyG w gmachu CO.
liseum", lecz z ~powOdu majaccj SIC,
tam odbyG konwencyi republican,
skiej, mie5sCe walki zcstaiO zmienio-
ne. Pr6cz gl6wnci powyaej wsp"-
mnianej parry, beda dwie inne waihl'
W ktorych zmierZa sic: Frank Plnia,
czcski zapa$nik, . FIR. Danko, SIAM
pionem kanadyjskim, oraz Tomas
Rolewicz, 7nany zapaSnik polskl'
szampion lekkiej wagi Z j.. hresm' :
rem z Iowa. Krcsmer jest jcdnym z
~najlcpszych zapa&nik6w lekkiej Wa
ri. Zatem nasx Rolewicz bedzic miai
nrace nielada. Wszystkie Walk be
ia bezwafunkOwo do u~konczen!',
totez Gala masa s~portOwc6w amer
kanskich zakupila jua bilrty. ably ~
baczyG walke pomiedzy Histock'em a
Zbyszkiem wyrObit sObio cpinie,
neutrality-suspicious., jakim zapasnl-
klein jest ten pierwSzy i czy Stanl-
shaw Cyganiewicz Jest rzeczyWiscie
n;cpokonanym. PCniowaz jua ME Fo-
z~ostaje wielc bilet6w do rozsprzedd-
MIA, przcto kaady. ktoby chc;ai 3Ec
Swiadkicm zapas6w. MECH sic posta-
"a O ME wcze$niej. Bilety So do ma
bvcia W restauracyt Polaczka, pnr.
9351 South Ked2;e I'll.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02

ko pocierac dziasla | zeby. Pc dwu
latach MONA uzywac miekkiej szcSo
teczki. Zaleca sic, ably dziecRo 2 LAT
sliczace mialo zeby egsaminowane
przez dentyste co szeSt m;esiecy
uszkodzenia wypeinione miekka ma
So soft filling.
Mleczne zeby tract dziecle ponis,
day s a 8 rokiem. Me psuja sic one,
tylko wypaduja, lub bywaja wypar,
to przez stale zeby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
On nowoacm wiclu cierp:ch, ktoryIn
MONA zaDobiedz.

Choroby sk6rne So powodem ME
regularnosci wewnetrznych i dla te-
go NIGGA bye ~wyleczone tylko taKlnl
Srodkicm, kt0ry dosiega ich zarodka'
Jezeli cierp;cie ma egzeme, wysyp-
Ike, r0ze, ~liszaj, krosty, wyrzuty IN
ne choroby sk6rne, ME mozecie spo-
dziewaG sic ulgi aplikacya zewnetrz-
NJ / czem PREDICT p~rzestaniecie u2y-
wac take lekarstwa, tenn PREDICT sic
w~yleczyc.e, je$li bedziecie m.ieli zau-
FAME do S. S. S.
Bardzo czesto irytacya i swierz--
bienie sa tax cstre, re chory uzywa
jakiegobedz Srodka, ably tylko otrzy'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
SWIERZBIACE
CHOROBY SKORNE

mac jakaS ulge, dlatego uzywa rjz-
ne maSci, oleje i t. p.
Lecz tie Srodki ME mG2a przynie>G
prawdziweso wyleczenia, gdyz po---
w6d waszej chorcb jest gleboko pod
sk6ra.
S. S. S. Jest jednem 7 n~ajlepszych
lekarstw ma chOroby sk6rne, gdy1
dosiega samego zarodka choroby /
przez oczyszczen;e krwi 2 bakcyb,
TEN samem oczyszcza SIRE ! wraca
tej zdrowy, normally wyglad.
Pc porade eksperta specyalnie "a
stosowana ola was piszcie do {:
Chief Medical Adviser,
sos Swift Laboratory,
Atlanta, Ga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
I KONSULAFU GENERALNEG0
R1ECzYPOSPOlTTEJ POLSkIEJ
v MOWYM YORKU.
$50 gid Avenue Cor. ST Street,
New York, 4. \.
w SPRAWIE PASZPORToW
MA WYJAZD DO POLSKI.

Konsulat Generality w Nowym
Yorku powiadamia, re wszystkic
aplikacye nadeszie pod adresem
konsulatu do dnia 3ogo kwiet-
MIA b. r. zostaiy juz opracowane
i odnosne paszporty beda pre-
siane aplikantom do konca maja
b. r. - zas wszystkie aplikacye,
ktore zostaiy wzglednie zostana
nades}ane do konca maja b. r.
beda W najblizszej przyszioSci 0
pracowane a paszporty przes}a-
ne aplikantom najpozniej do dn,
20go czerwca.
Natomiast tie aplikacye, ktore
z powodu braku &kument6w,
fotografii, opiaty itp., musza bye
przez aplikantow uzupelnione,
beda opracowane w miare zada-
walniajacego zaiatwienia przez
aplikantow t~utejszych polecei,
dotyczacych dodatkowego made
siania dokumentow, fotografii, O.
plat it'd.
Nalezy zatem ma nadejScie
paszportow spokojnie i z Gala III
noscia oczekiwae i unikac niepo.
trzebnych proSb o spieszniejsze
wysianie paszportu, gdyz mad
mar zbytecznej korespondencyi
W wysokim stopniu utrudnia
Konsulatowi prace mad wyrobie,
mem paszportow.
RownoczeSnie z caiym naci-
skiem przestrzega sic wracaja,
cvch do kraju rodakow, ably pred
otrzymaniem paszportu ME naby
wall kart oGretowych i ME opusz
call swojego miejsca zamieszka
MIA, gdyz narazaja sic ma znacz-
re a niepotrzebne kosSta, zas
przvbywania do New Yorku by,
najmniej uie przyspieszaja zaiat,
vienna paszportu a natomiast
czesto d~owiaduja sic, re pasz--
port W miedzyczasie i'm do domu
przesiany zostai.
Ably uniknac ma p~rzyszioSc
bled0w PREY nadsylaniu aplika-
cyl Generality Konsulat przypo-
nina, re obydwie aplikacye ma
ley jak najdokiadniej wypeinic
wlasnorecz2ie podpisac a nastep-
ME zlozyc je (osobiscie hub przez
poczte) w Konsulacie, zaiacza-
JAG do Mich:
y 5 iotografii wlasnorecznie
podpisanych;
y Papiery legitymacyjne (kra
jowe) jakoto: passport, ksiazka
wojskowa lub robotnicza, metry
HI, chrztu lub slubu, albo poSwiad
genie gminowe it'd,
y 500 ma pokrycie opiaty pa
szportowej i pocztowej, przy--
czem zauwaza sic re:
y Nalezy podac ma aplikacyi
dokiadny sw6j adres a W razie
zIniany miejsca zamieszkania
bezwIocznie o tenn Konsulat po-
wiadomic.
y w razie, gdy aplikant posia
da rodzine, udajac sic z MIN ra-
zcm do kraju "a jednym paszpor
tenn, nalezy do kwestyonaryusza
do3aczye 5 wspolnych fotografii.
81 Osoby powyzej tl8stu lat
mrsza posiadac osobny passport,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02

BekAma Jest podstawa ncxnrcn
pr5edsiebiorstw amerykahskich, wieo
! przemyslowiec polski dobr0e zrobl,
je4eli stale reklamowaG bedzie sw8j
interes " DAIENNIKU CHICAGO.
SKIM.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02

PoSxukujcsz pracyf - CytAj pilnie
o~gioszenia pod rubryka rPRACA" ma
szpaltach DZIENNIKA CHICAGO.
SKIEGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-02
PYTANIA 1

F. X. pyta: Jaka ma bye dyeta
karmiacej matki?
Dyeta karmiacej matki ma bye IA,
ks sama, do jakiej matka byia prey
zwyczajona w poprzednim stanie
Wogole: Mleko W iloSci ME wiecej
ni5 kwarte dziennie, jaja, misso. ry'
by. dr6b, cereals, swiete jarzyny
/ owoce. stanowia podstawe ,menu
do wyboru. y
Ojczyzna twoja woSd cie. Ku,
pui iej dolarowe bondy!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28
AT THE THEATERS

The Slim Princess" adapted from
George Ade's musical comedy sue
Gees. Just suits the adorable Mabsi.
its hilarious plot. travelling at high
speed In . coIorful and fantastic at.
mosphere. is tailor-mads Tor hes
spontaneous spirit OF comedy.
The picture opens In the fantastic
eastern Kingdom OF Monrovenia-
the one spot on earth we're beuaty
10 weighed. and whore women pray
for the tat that makes them beauti.
ful. Ths little Princess kalors II
dslightfully slender. and graceful -
. reed In the wind. which. instead Of
boosting her chances. makes her .
dead weight on the matrimonial mar
kse.
Her father. tha Count Sslim Nal
Agaski. 10 desperate in his attempt 70
laftea Kalora and marty her of.
AL his efforts fail-ths little prtn-
ress remains thin "As thin a. .
arisk Of water" the sossips aay.
Thsa appsafs one Alexander II.
Pike. . young American stsel mag
rate. Who y sick OF the sight Of 500
pound beauties and longs for Just
,ne petite dsmssl In this land OF the
lattsd calf. a most astounding ser
Ies Of incidents occur. Laugh b|
piled upon laugh. The rollicking
Mabel pinwheels through scene after
'cene Of siddy action until the eli
nax 10 reached In . rosy haze OF 70
nance. at the Star theatre tonight
,uly
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28

Of Canada last year the stoney In.
diana made him Chief Morning
Star. the Bloods initiated him as
Chief Big Mountain and the six
tribes Of the lroquois welco ned him
a. Chief Dawn Of the Morning.
There are still i06.00 Indiana Of
various tribes in Canada who live
on reservations but keep up their
picturesque customs and on cere-
monial occasions wear bonnets Of
feathers and beaded buckskin cloth
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28
NesO Bridge
Contracts Let

The Union Bridge company Of
Portland. have been awarded a con-
tract BY the county commissioners to
construct q steel bridge across the
Lost river at Olene, The contract for
the Lorella wooden bridge was
awarded to Wilson 4 Mattley. local
contractors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28
l2ss,ee eS%sS*sHu %SS IS

When Lord Burnham. president
e the Imperial Prsss Conference.
was made . chief Of the Blackfset
recently. he was given the name
Nat-e-Sapi. meaning Chief Old
Dan. yellow Horss. chief Of all the
4aedest, conducted the initiation
eSremouiss at Clsichsn. Alberta.
and wore . high silk hat with .
yellow band while lord Busnham
oonnsd IL feather headdress Vf an
Indian. Lady Burhhsm vas sisp
pysssnted viii . similar hsaddrsSs
md . hcckzkin iacket decorated
with bsads.
[ SSvgfal members Of British roy
eity and nobility are now ehisfs Of
Canadian Indian tribes. The Duke
of Coanaught, when he was COVER
nor general Of Canada. was created
Chief Teenehka Eeyake Oonka. or
Great Mountain Chief. By the
Stoney Indians at Ban6. His Co.'S
tune ~ chief was complete from
var bonnet to BEADED moccasins.
The Prince Of Wales enjoys the
Sistinctioa Of being . chief Of at
hast three tribes. During his tour
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28

New York. In 1871. was the first
state 10 fix upon the Tuesday after
the first Monday Of November ~
election day. Previous 70 that time
che elections In the various states
we're held on the first Monday. Tues
day end Wednesday Of November.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28

The initial letter OF The surname
of the democratic presidential can
didate. Governor Coz. recalls the
fact that Cleveland was the only
presidential aspirant whose surname
began with &C" who was success
full. George Clinton. DE witt Clin-
ton. Crawford. Clay. Csss.r Cooper.
end . number Of other sspirants who
had &C" as the initisi letter Of their
surnames failed Of their ambition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28

ing. ihe great pow-wow q, Bann
Ich July for visitors to the Cana
dian Rockies is spectacular and
entertaining. The indians own real
estate in Canada valued at s5i 900.
900 and nearly $5.000.0C0 worth Of
live stock. Many Of the Indians are
successful farmers. crops raised by
them in 1918 being Of the value Of
$3.ls2.tS6. Many. too. are still
masters Of woodcraft and arc cx-
pert hunters and guides.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28

BECAUSE
In our present stage of development q
trained mind 10 needed to solve the many
problems that hamperins community
prosress-problems that until solved will
continue to hinder development in ever in.
creasins proportion.
BECAUSE
We know that Wilson S. Wiley possessss
the trained ability to deal with these prob
lems
BECAUSE
A man of vision tact and integrity 10 need
ed to lay the foundations in the present for
the city that is destined to be-
BECAUSE
We know that Wilson S. Wiley measures
up to the standards Of the foregoing para
graph-that he is broad of mind, honest Of
purpose and efficient Of action.
BECAUSE
We know Of our own knowledge and after
close investigation that Wilson S. Wiley is
tied by no pledges, ID the candidate Of no
class, the friend Of no faction, the represen-
tatve of interest except the best in
terests of . united community.
BECAUSE
We sincerely believe that Wilson S. Wiley
is the logical man for difficult position-
and we cay this with no desire 70 belittle
the worth Of his opponent. But in the
present crisis something more than good
intentions needed, even when backed
by unmpeachable reputation.
WHEREFORE
After careful thought and thorough inves-
tisation, we believe il to be in the best in
terests of the whole people of klamath
Falls that Wilson S. Wiley be elected May:
or on November 2, next, and we respect
fully urge that every qualified person vote
for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28

Not . hero By any Sunday sehool
aandards = The man Frank Mayo
has 70 portray In ''Httehin' Posts. :"
the Friday nim attraction at the
Liberty theatre. He 10 1use . unn-
. gsotisaas-but With Jest . touch
Of unscrupuSousneas and an over
whsiming store Of southern sallan-
Try. Duedist. adventure. gambler and
man .is this young star In the stir
ring story BY u. n. Shumate.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28

Nsts.-fhs fisurss bslew Will b
changed fsea dsv 70 day or ~ oftss
- the new returns are rsesivsd. ~.
III alsetiou day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-28

As a mischievous elf. clad In the
ragged serge blouse and trousers OF q
sailor lad. Mary Miles Minter has q
role In Peggy Rebels" that seems
made 10 order to set off her win.
some 6aintinses. In this sdaptatiou
OF Henry Albert Phillips charmans
story. The Mate OF Sally Ann" the
stars beauty borruvs none OF the as.
tificial aids Of costume and environ.
ment. yet ahines all the more gior-
iously for the contrast.
The tale ceaters about Q girl lust
bsdding into vomanhood-A girl
Who has besn simply reared By her
grandfather. and old go captain;
who has never worn dresses or play
ID With other girls and boys: and
vho has known no other homo than
the stranded ship on which the cap
tain had saalsd the seven ssas.
10 humor the old man's fancy
Peggy. vho y mate and cook and
crsv combined. carries oct his Or
dssv Win strict regard for nautical
rules. How adorable she II IN the
psrforHases Of her multiple duties
only . visit to the Liberty tonight
will tell yoa.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-08-06
ITllT 1ll T7TTN
NSd1$S 81 ',li D \ 4 y

The girl 1ld not step 10 think about
how little water enc had. She poured
q drink down the woman'u throat nnd
bathed her wound with the rest. Tie
old woman opened her eyes slowly.
FCnn you help nae home. ehliag
asked tie alck woman. Il live down
u.s. the spring"
Certainly, replied Orcln. y have
used al llae water for which my moth.
er sent INC and VIII have to ruturn 10
the spring anyway. Will Dc glad to
help you,
80 with thc Old woman leaning 81
her strong. young arm Grota sent
slowly hatk to Eot tho water. On
reaching the spring the wonan
knocked On the rock shove It and the
stone opened, admitting them aa a
bic ehnIubcr carved ont OF Ihe soIid
earth. Gems eleawesI from the wallis.
and on GIL sides were rich furnishings
glitterInK With jewels. golden statues
and pictures Some music sounded
and The Rirl held Ter breath iii aston.
ishneGt ~ the ragged wasann
changed suddenly Into handsomely
dressed sprite.
= was only. testing your heart
snid the aprite. II am the fairy "
thls fountain anA know wiy sou came
Here Is golden iiask full % waier
for Jour mother IL will eufr heF mt
once, Here, give ne your Old slip.
per-"
The apritr lilled II FUN IL flashing
diamonds. eaeh cne 40 large as
beam.
Hun home now. mnid fhn aarsse.
"Hut be careful that my oil enemy.
ihe North Wind. does not hi y0a ne
Iiea about at this hour 10 harm aEI NV
friends
uretn hid the TASK Of water IA her
dreas and held the dlpp0F n her hand.
Rapidly she ran. bat she eenid hear
the wind coming after her. Faster
and faster ahe hew. but 0uwarA
Feared The old North Wind. Jusg as
she got - her door har foot caught In
. root Of 3 tres and me fumbfef. f1n
Of her hand 1ew the fiippeF. but Il Gl4
not fall--the North Wind grabbed N
AMI biew n Up Into the sly. ana
here u sticks yet. Tsut. fortunately.
tie diamnndN we're saved. for shey all
fetl oui On Tie ground. 10 that arafa
found every ere. Up 10 ti.c sisy 10.
d. glfhaia GFefn'a d1ppeF. slllu.us mt
brightly rs u 81 thousands u yaaru
aso. tcepyFi9htJ
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-08-06
DIPPER OF DIAMONDS

an BRIGHT nights ono can sce
- cleaning In tho sky q formation
" stars which resembles dlpper IL
shape. Dut once. thol sands and thou.
sands Of years ego. thla clipper lived
Ia the home OF q peasant Girl.
II was then JUST tlmple lin thlng,
with a rusty handle.
The mother waa taken suddenly
sick cue night and called to Oretn 10
bring her q dipper OF water. Though
II vas cold and dark outside, tho
daughter dressed and Fan 10 the spring
at once, allied the dlDper and started
home. Suddenly 10 hNr path appeared
a tiny puppy.
II am 60 thirsty" said the bunny.
Cant you let me have some 81 the
waterf"
Il promised te bring II 10 my moth.
err" said orata. aHut know you
need Il at once. Drink"
PLEASE. miss. Tor heavens sake.
give me q sip Of watdF." said 4 feeble
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-08-06

Atilo effect on tho crop. Generally
speaking. where soil Is little too
poor for good results with cora, or
too cold or wet or heavy. or where
the growing season may DO too cold
or too short, We believe sunflowers
to be tho best spring planted cult
waited sllaGe The Mammoth Rus
sian and the Black Russian varieties
arc usually recommended and an.
pear 10 lie best.
6unll3wcrs may DO planted from
two To tkrco weeks preceding corn.
depending upon the size OF seed and
The rate "a planting, from five 10 ten
pounds 81 seed are used with ordin-
ary seed az It Is available this year.
gaaerolly ia pounds an acre are
enough for tho moderately thick
planting Of western Oregon and the
irrigated districts.
The snnflowers should be planted
IL rows under humid conditions
about three feet apart and from 8
to fourteen inches apart In the rows,
depending upon the strength of the
soil. Under dry farming condition,
sunfloWers should be planted In rows
about four feet apart and from Is
inches TO two feet apart In the row.
The seed Of sunflowers should be
carefully tested previous TO planting
since the crop frequently natures un-
evenly and there Is great variation
~ the quality of the seed. Eunflow-
efs should be cultivated like corn
Ia order to maintain light mulch
on the surface or the soil and to XIII
weeds. When the seeds reach q hard
dough stage the plants are cut In
much the same way that corn ID cut.
and hauled to an ensilage cutter ana
put into the silo In the usual way.
Sunflowers are q little more diff
cult to handle than corn, for the
heavy heads make top-heavy bundles.
It is usually necessary 10 add some
water to sunflower silage and TO
tramp il thoroughly % make it keep.
Sunflowers are usually put IN alone
rather than in mixtures IN the north
western states. They develop nice
sllage odor, and the siIage is a. pal
atable a. corn silage. having the nice
acid flavor with O slight oily taste.
Without a question, sunflower sill
ago has found . definite place IN. the
agriculture Of Oregon and IN going
TO be means not only Of increasing
tho limited cultivated crop area OF
he state, but Of producing an enor-
nous amount of good forage for cat
= and sheep outside the best corn
districts.
Following Is an analysis Of sun
lower saiage and corn sliaEe from
he farm crops experimental siIos al
b Oregon experiment station. this
.aalyg.s having been reported b.
sF0fessor J. s. Jones OF the depart
ragt Ct agricultural chemistry.