davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
SERBIA I PRAG.
ME ZALATWIc SPORY Pc
MIEDZY SODA.
Rukareszt. 8. marca.

Bukareszt, 8. marca. - Ready
serbski i bulgarski pragna zaia-
twic spory o grantee pomiedzy
so5a, aby unihnac interwencyi OBJ
cych parrstw. SPory tie cisgns sic
ieszcze cd roku 1918. Rokowania
sic juz nozpoczesy ma mocy kto,
rYch Serbia zgadza sic ma dooro-
wolne oddanie Butgaryi niekto,
rych Mast, przyznsnych jej przez
Aiiantow. Znaczv{oby to. &c spra-
Wv baNkanskie sic zaczynaJa uEta-
dac pomslu. Usi'owania obalen'a
obecncgo rzadr " Butgaryi spell
zfv ma niczcm. Strajk kolejowy
grozscy klesks ekonomiczna csse-
mu KRAKOW zostai skutecznie "a
zcgnany przez Preniera Stambu-
skiego. RadySali ME mieli powo-
dzenia w watce z obecnym RIA
dem, pomimo czestych zamachow
i Srodkow gwaitownych. pomimo
zamach6w i wysadzania most6w.
Kraj ten zmec1ony tylu wojnami
Ipotrzebuie wypoczynku i odbudo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
PREDKIE ULzENIE "
ZATWARDzENIU
Hup bra. Edwards Olive
Tabiiczki

To est wcsoia mySla tysiecy, Cd
kdI DR.. Edwards wynalazf Olive Ia
bliczki. Srodek W miejsCe calomelu.
DR.. Edwards, praktykujacy leksrz
od L lat starry nieprzyjaciel calome-
la, wynalaz} formuike ma Olive Ia
bliczki podczas leczenia pacyent6w
na klopoty watroby 1 zatwardzenie.
Ora. Edwards Olive TabliCzki rie
zawierajs calomelu, tylko gojacy,
lagodny roSlinny Srodek przeczy-
s~5czajaCy.
Be- Bolu" jest przymiotnik tych
malych, cukrem okrytych tabli-
GEEK. Powoduja one re .watroba /
kiszki dzialaia prswidiUwo. Ntgdy
ME zmuSzaja ich do n~ienaturalnej
dZ;alalnoSci.
Jezeli masz "niesmak W ustach"
- cuchnaCy oddech - uczucie O.
cieialoSci i przytepienia - boil g&o-
Wv - zaniecZySzczona vatrobe -
,atwardzenie, znajdzies5 predka 1
skutecZna ulge DO wziecfu jednej
Tub dWu Ora. Edwards Olive Tab
liczek pred spaniem.
Tysiace biora je codIiennie by
czue sic dobrze Sprobuj je. loo / 2SS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
UspOk0j sk6re
Zsmo czysty, Antyseptyczny
Pbn Udziela Uigi

Istnieje jeden bezpieczny, pevny
srodek, kt6ry usUwa swedEeufe. cr-
Sci 1 iagodEi skore.
Zapytaj aptekarsa o S5-cfo centoWa
Tub $1.O0 (6olarow4) fkaszke zemo 1
u5yj, iak pr1epSane. Wkr6tce prse-
konasz sic, Re rozdrs5nienie, prysSce,
wsgry, eczema, PLAINLY, sWier-b, 1 inne
podobne kiopoty skorne Znfkna
Zemo wnikaj2cy Eadawalniajacy pfyn
lest tenn, 90 jest potrzehne, BOWEN u
suwa On prswte wszystAe wyrzuty
skorne, cyni skore gfadka 4 zdrowa.
The y. ". Rose Co, Cleveland, o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
TsIegramy~z agraniczne,
Dokonczenie re strongly /.

wiedziec, re w dobrze zrozumia-
nym intersie pokoju swratowego
ley utrzymanfe i poparcie shneI
Polski i poteznej Rumunii. Jezeli
przez kokietowanie Z ~bolszewiEa-
mi pozwola alianci ma zabranie
Rumunii Besarabii, a Polsce ich
z;em pogranicznych Z Rosya,
NIGGA sobic przypisa6. re Przysfu-
zvli sic oni Polsce i Rumunii, a
przez TO samym Sobic. W ntedz-
wiedzi sposob. POlska ME zSozy
broni. ale navel z bronia W reku
mus wczcSniej czy pozniei u
ledz; tax samo przypteczetowany
zoStanie los Rumunii przez krot-
kowidzacych politykow. Moze !
Anglia poczuje kiedyS, re istnic--
ME poteznej Polski ! Rumunii
przydaSoby sic jej, zwsaszcza. je-
zeli bolszewicy odwaza sic nawet
ma Swiete Indve ~angieiskie wyPra
,viS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

LUDNOsz WIEDNIA S1E
ZMNIEJSZA.

Geneva, 8. marca. - Smiertel-
nose pomiedzy mieszkahcami
Wiednia wzrasta zwlaszcza po--
miedzy dziatwa. w przeciagu je-
dnego tygodnia urnarso presto
tys;ac dzieci, a urodzin naliczono
zaledwic osm. Stosunki zywuoS-
GLOVE So przyczyna tych wypad-
kow Srnierci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

Londyn, 8. marca. WSkutek
zwvcieskiego poChodu hord Dol
~zcwickich nagromadz;la sic ME
zmicrnie wiclka lose uchodzcow
W Konstantynopolu. Gale tysiacc
iudzi nap}ywaja. tax re alianci mic
wjedza W ;aki sposob ratowac tc
nieprzebrane masy. Postanowio--
no przedcwszystkiem zajac sic "
pjerwszei lin;j kobictami ! dice
mi. BY ich uch-oniG pred nadcho-
izaca dzicza bo,szewioka. Praw-
topodobnie przyjdzie teraz do C
waukowan:a Noworossyjska vice
l,czbu uchodzcow sic jcszczc Po-
mnozv. Sytuacya przedstawia sic
bardzo powazn;c 7 powodu graSu-
jaccgo tyfusu pornjedzy uchodzca'
mi rosyisEimi. PufNown;d BlcH-
nell 7 towarzvStwa amervkan-
-Eiego Czcrwoncgo krzvza odby,
I'd na-ady L vr.edr;Eami komisy'
miedzy alianc&iei u iakj sposob
przewiezc tax ogromna iiczbe IT,
.hodZcow. Va usftgi stoja okrety
,nsie,skic / 2merykanskic, kon--
~ul angie,sNi nakazal wszystkim
rotdanym angic.s2iim uchodzic L
zagrozomcgo terytoryum. " Kon
~tantvuopo,u Sd zdania. &c wnet
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
ANGLIA K~oNTROLUJE HAN
DEL Z LITWA.

Londyn, 8. marca. - LAX An
.glia. pomimo gloszonych zasad
m}oSci i PoSwiecenia sic bezinte--
resowncgo ola innych narodow,
ric zapomina o Wlasnej kicszeni,
many togo dowod W stosunku jej
l. panstwami nadba}tyckimi. Ma
ona c~zrjnc oko ma paistwa mad
.ba}tyckie, ma ona zamiar rozto--
czyc opieke mad handlem / pre-
myslem litewskim. Najwieksze
bank angielskie udzieliiy Litwi--
nom pozyczki ma otwarcie naro--
dowego banku litewskiego. Be-
die vice lapital angielSki przy--
najmniej przez pietnascie lat kon-
trolowai sprawy przemyslu 4,
handlu iitewskiego. bedzie poSre-
dnfiem przy sprzedazy lnu. zbo-
"a, lasow i innych produktow.
Maja "a to Angiicy dostarczyG
.pieniedzy i innych m~ateratow
Ipotrzebnych Litwinom. Troche
sic to ME poddba Franct1zom, re
Anglia tax skrzetnie pamieta ma
kazdym kroku o swej kieszeni a
zwfaszcza, re "a wiele zajmuje
sic ,Behyxiem.
NIECHLUBNE SW1ADE
CTWO o WOJSKU DEM
INA
Bukareszt Runnia, via Paryz,
8. marca. - Swiadkowie naoczni.
oficerzy amery&ansry daja bar
do uemne Swiadectwo 0 wojsku
DenRlna trh W proededniu brtwy
7 bolszew&ami. PraHie ma ty-
dzien pred nadejsciem wojdk So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

upadnie pod n~ajazdem bolszewi-
kow Sebastopol tax, jak upadla
Odessa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

okretowych szerzyl straszne spu-
stoszenie W szeregach bolszewic,
kich. Tymczasem tysiacami mad
.p}ywala ludno5c do okretow bla-
gajac o ratunek i schronienic .
Same okrety by}y otoczone gru--
bym pokladem lodu, tax, re ru,
szyc z miejsca ME mogly. w mie-
scie by}o wiecej oficerow rosyj-
sklch, anizeli samej zaSogi, a wo-
COLE ME bylo zadnego porzadku.
~Zolnierstwo nic czujac silnei re-
XII mad SODA, rabowato dzielnice
bogatych a przedewszystkiem ~
dow. Misya angielska doklada}a
wszerkich si{ ably ocalic miasto.
Zmobilizowano gwardyc ochotni-
kow niemicckich pod dowodz--
TWEEN oficcrow angielskich, ably
Powstrzymac straszna panike ia
ka zapanowaia pomiedzy uchodz-
cami. Zdawalo sic ma chwfle, re
mole sic da nrasto ocalic, nieste-
ty wojska bolszcwrckie prze}ama-
.ty staby opor W miescie i dearly
do okretow. Tu cafe masy, ME
proebrane ttumy tioczyhy sic ma
oxrety szukajac ocaienia, ma kle-
czkach b$agajac o ratunek. Za&oga
okretowa pobraIa CO tylko mogia,
ale mic PomieSciia wszystkich.
Wiclc kobict j dzicci nostafo ma
los straszny. Rcszta odjechata do
Konstantynopola. Niezmicrne !
nigdy niezapomniane usfugi w ra-
towanm1 nieszczeSliwych oddaSs
misya amcrykahska Czerwonego
Krzyza.
POzYCZKA OLA NIEMTEC.
Londyn, 8. marca. - Dowia--
dujemy sic 7 dobrze Poinformo--
wanych XII politycznych, &c An
gIia i Francya, chloe ia oStatnia
mniej chetnic, popieraja mysl mic
dzynarodowcj Pozyczh ola Mic
mice, ccIem postawienia ich ma
nogi. Ma ona bye rozpiSana po
calcj Europe j W Amcryce. kon-
icrcncva stara sic r6wnicz usta.
movie, a r~aczcj zmniciszyc Cd.
szkodowanic w~ojcnnc nicmreckie,
by rad mdgI latwicj ~przystaPic
do zrcorganizowania sWych sto-
sunkow finansowych ! zaczai pra-
mad puszczcnIem w ruch pr1c-
mysM nicmieckicgo. Sprawl SUI
rowca ! 7yWrosciowa rCwnicz
byAa wzieta pod rozwaEC tel
konfcrencyi. Najwyzsza rada po-
stanowila, &c Turcya mic bcdzic
mogIa mice swcGfloty, oprdcz xii
ku nicznaCznych statkow. .lutro
ma zapasc decyzya W sprawic ar
mil Iadowej turcckjcj. Granioc
Turcyi zostanq okrcslonc tax, lc
prawdopodobnic h7dnosc jcj
zmnicjszy sic I 30 milionow do
6ciu. Wobcc tego odszkodowanir
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
CENY TARCOWE
" CHICAGO.

Pszenica, No. 2, twarda,
buszel ................. $50
Pszenica, No. 2, czerwona
buszel $2.3o
Kukurydza, No. 3, Gotta
buszel ........ $1.51 do $l.52
Kukurydza, No, 3. biaSa
buszel ........ $1.49 do $1,51
'Owies. bu. No. 2. 9SAc do Ole
Ieumieh. buszcl $1.38 do $3.50
'zyto, bupszel $500. $3.50 do $1.60
BYDLO.
Woty, tuczne -. $3.50 do $1,000
Wo3y. roczne -. 1925 do $1475
Krowy, tuczne i ja}ow-
ki. .......... $3.50 do $3.50
Cicieta. 5000. $500 do $7.oo
Swinie, tuczne $l4.3o do $lo.3O
SWINE, wagi miedzy 135 a
100 funtow :. $14.@ do $3.50
Baranv. ...... $3.50 do $20.25
.Owce. tuczne .... $3.50 do $14.50
NAB1AL.
Iaja, pierwsza sorta,
TURIN .......... SIC do SOC
Taia, pa sorta. tuzin 4SHc do 49c
Masio, la sorta, funt .-... 64hc
Masfo. "a sorta, funt ...... Goo
Scr daisies" funt 28c do 3Oc
Ser amervk. funt ........ 3OHc
DRoB zYWY.
Kury, funt ...............- 39c
Koguty. stare, funt ........ 24c
Kaczki, funt ........ 3Oc do 3oc
Indyki, funt 4oc
WARZYWA.
Buraki. beczka e.. 800 do $500
Selcry, skrzvnka (Flori-
da) ........ $3.50 do $3.73
Og6rki. > tuziny =. 800 do $500
Saiata. liSciasta,
- o0o 40 o0rLc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
ZWYCIESTWA BOISE
WIKoW.

.NsieCN dNIarOW rOcZnl6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

Kto chce czytat na1epsze codzienns
otsmo polskte, MECH sic uda do pana
r. NJ. PAWOIL, naszego agenta M
Duncan i okolice 1 Haabonuje sobia
DZIENNIK.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

wieckich oficerzy z armii Deni-
|kina zaczeli forn,slny rabunek
miasta. zwiaszcza dzielnic Jamie
szkafych przez bogatsza ludnosc.
Zorganizowaiy sic cafe handy, ra-
bujac i mordujac bezkarnie. A.
~lianci byli bezsilni wobec tych
strasznych zbrodni. Plane zolda-
ctwo pozbawiio zycia p~rzeszho sto
caIych rodzin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
AGITACYA
POMIEDzY WOJSKIEM
ALIANToW.

hoPcnhaSd, D. marCa. - SOFA "
obu kolszewkow jest armia allan,
tow wierna swcj o~jczyznie i swe,
mu rzadowi. Wysilaja sic wiec ma
wszekie sposoby. aby ~lojalnoSd
woiska zachwiaG / sierra litera,
ture zachecajaca do zrzucenia o,
becnych rzadow, a zaprowadDenie
rzsdow ludu i wojSka ma wzor
sowietow rosyjsktch. w Szlezwi-
gu pochwytaii ofrerzy tax fran
cuscv jak i a~ngietscv wieka i,
lose literatury bolszewiohej hur,
sujacej pomiedzy zoSrierzami sta,
cyonowaryni po miastach. gdzie
sic odbywa plebiscyt.
ALIANCI LrcZ-.
BIZ Z~BRODNIARZY MEME
cKICH.
Paryz, 8. marca. - w pie1w-
szej chwili kiedy alianci wysta-,
will liste niemicckich zbrodriarzy
obwinionych O straszne naduzv-
cia podczas wojny. ma kt6rych
w~spomnienie SWAT cywilizowa-
ny sic w0dryga, lista ia przedsta-
wiaia sic wcalc powaznie, bo "a
wieraSa liczbe 900. Ma posicdzeniu
komitetu sprawicdliwoSci w &c,
szia sobote, postanowiono Wy
brat co najbardzicj winnych "a
buSi0w niemieckich, a liczbe
przcstepc6w zmnicjszono do
c~ztcrdzicstu. Mic Swiadczy to ia
koby alianci coiali swc zapatry-
wanic co do innych p~rzcstepcow,
JednaEZc chca onl WldZlcC W lakl
sposob sady nicmieckic zaEatwiq
sc 7 to cztcrdzicstka. Gdyby sadly
nicmieckic wvdaiv wyrok nicza-
dowalajacy Z punktu widzenia a.
liantGW, to sprawl GAIA mtrsi bye
" inny spos0b zaiatwiona
TRAGEDYA ODESSY.
Noworossyjsk, 8. marca. via Pa
ryz. - Wiadomosci jake mas do
chodza Z okazyj zajecia Odessy
przcz bolszcw1kow. daja przcra--
zajacy widok cen Jake sic odby-
waly pomiedzy uchodzcami. oraz
smutnych stosunkow jake zapa-
nowa}y W same1n micScic. Wojen-
nc statki ang;elskic 0 strzcIrwa{y
miasto, broniac przystepu mason
czcrwonych. Ogicn celny Z dial
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03
NoWY REGENT WEGIER.

Budapest, 8. marca. - Miano-
wanie admiraSa Horthy regentem
Wegier, odby}o sic wSr6d wiel--
kich uroczystosci. Narodowa ra-
la 20 dokonaniu wvboru wys4ala
depStacye do admira1a, azeby zSo-
iy} przysiege ma wiernoSc narodu.
MONEY! nazwalj 60 zbawca We
gicr. kt6ry uchronii kraj Cd "a
giady. Ulice miasta udekorowano
bogato ! nieprzebrane tSumy IL
cretniczvty W tel uroczvstoSci,
Wvznaczono r6wriez peusye dla
nowego regenta W sunie o&ofo Is
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

Turcyi must rowniez uledz pew,
nym zmianom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-03

Borowki (cranberrics)
beczka ....... $50 do $500
Pomaraicze, pubic $500 do 500
, SPED MA TARGOWICE
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprzow. sztuk ........ $4,000
Bvd{a. sztuk ........... II, 900
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-14
THINK IN TERMS OF FACTS

% HE HABIT of scientific thinking, some cen A urlea Of training, is still little prevalent Almost thinks in terms of the phenomena dealing with his specially but abandons the method gets side
 It most common for instance, to hear that government cannot the railroads that inc government did the railroads much better being run now or than they have been at time government let go of them
 What is the for this widespread thinking theory instead of according to the facts The railroads session of powerful private interests who them there These interests have to vast publicity and by these agencies it has constantly been dnned of the people he cannot the railroads Almost nobody stopped to observe that run railroads successfully Now that the railroads hands running scarcely at all the old word forms ltefated, that government cannot the railroads"
 The fact Is that the railroads will properly again in private hands, The quicker the work of confded to government the the transportation the country will be efficiently carried on
 Some good flows from the failure the railroads on Business learning the advantages of the for short hau which will highways to properly built which will further increase the usefulness of trucks
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-14
THE BLIND EYE
WELCOME VISITOR to this office is

A WELCOME VISITOR to this office is the periodical A American Railroads which is printed by the au- thority Railway Executives This pub licaon the for private ownership most ingeniously the mental blindness which nheres in most special pleading
 The editorial policy built up around the thesis that regulations efficient than government lions that have made this country great"
 Tradition people do If relied this country United States would become like China It not by doing just what the fathers did that nations become progressive but by lit tie while doing something and better.
 The fathers had telephones arships and auto mobiles They got along for quite while without railroads and steamships They could have had those things if they had followed radon for that showed that the fathers had made the country great without those things
 The notion that private ownership proficient railroads neither borrow operate trains at above 60 practice those strange views which self interest fosters
 Passing to the ideas of contemporary, to what should be appears that passenger desirable because traffic will be diverted to bes to electric nes and because the exceeding cost trips would cut down the number of them'
 But almost identical objections apply to increases in freight rates There will be competition with trucks electric railways and water Heavy stuff will slowly long distances by canal river and other waterway High freight rates will bring up local production many commodities that total long haul business will be diminished.
 The trolley road is discovering that it achieve merely through the of unlimited power increase rates The railroad learn by their experience
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-14
SIMS TESTIMONY
 GAVE LIE TO BASELESS CHARGES

[Continued From Page One.) cal questions to show the absolute fa1- lacy of Admiral Sims claim," MT. Daniels said. He informed the com mfttee that the net tonnage available for the allies May 1. 1917, was 27,- 100000 tons. It is a matter of com mon knowledge that on May 1, 1918. the tonnage was less than on May 1. 1917. Testimony given by Admiral Sims would indicate that the net loss during the var was about two million tons. This is probably a sufficiently close estimate for practical purposes. Now then, owing to the tonnage losses of 1917 and the early part of 1918 the net tonnage available to the allies had been reduced from 27,00o. 900 on May 1, 1917, to 25,000,000 on May 1, 1918
 Yet, it is admitted by Admiral Sims that in the spring of 1918 American troops were transported to France at the rate of nearly 300, GOO month or moro than ten times the rate to which he said transportation had been re- stricted in 1917 because of the deStruc- tion Of tonnage. This simple fact re- | flutes absolutely Admiral Sims state ment that the tonnage losses of l9d1 made it impossible to transport any considerable American army and made it necessary to limit the nun ber of Annerican troops that could be l sent abroad during the first year ito an average of approximately 25,O00 men per month
 1 There never was a time, the witness said, when tonnage was not available to carry troops and supplies to France l as fast as they could be landed and | transported to the front, although 1t was '+oIfly by extreme exerdonS that this was done during the rush of | troops in April
 A1location of ships to the United | States by the allies always was the dominant feature MT. Daniels declar- 1 ed
 1 ttAs a, matter of fact the American l army materially shortened the war.
 said Secretary Daniels. '*It got tf i the front as soon as it was human11 | possible, not by a chance but as a re suit of careful plans involving com
 plete cooperation between the arm!
 and navy, carefully carried out"
 MT. Daniels quoted Field Marsha l Haig as saying that the British armie
 were unable to intervene until nearE l two years had elapsed in sufficien
 strength adequately to assist the al lies. The war was over 19 month
 after the United States entered tn war, he said, adding, mo one cal
 deny that within 15 months after ou
 entry the American army was in suf
 icient strength adequately to assis
 the al1ies.'''
 In this connection he asked tn committee to consider that American
 troops and supplies had to be trans
 ported across 5000 miles of sea
 while Great Britain was 'withl
 sound of the guns"
 MT. Daniels quoted from the tes
 timony of Admirals Rodman an Wilson, Rear Admira1s Niblack, Nc
 Kearn, Straus, Fletcher and Badge and Captain Pratt to show that a : these officers refused to support Ad , miral Sims charge of prolongation c the war.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-14
POLICE CORNER AND SHOOT DOWN
 TRAIN ROBBER
(Continued From Page One,)


 money taken from the mail pouches. At the Hyle Park police station 1t was found to contain packages of currency of $5,000 each, whose total approximated nearly $100,000, ac- cording to the police.
 Chief Clerk Elmer F. Harris, in the mail coach, loosened his bonds and pulled the cord, stopping the train soon after the robber had de- parted, but while the alarm was be ing spread to South Side police sta- tion, policeman William A. Roberts, the wounded officer, and another po- 1ceman, had found the bandit and re- covered the stolen currency.
 A mail pouch from Decature had been taken on at Gilman where the bandit is believed to have boarded the train, according to mail clerks but whether it contained the big ship ment of currency is not known.
 The unwounded policeman who was knocked over when his compan- ion fell nnorta11y wounded, chased the bandit into an apartment house near by, wounding him once and recover ing the money, and from there into another building where the robber is said to have been living. During the seize the robber was shot through the head and several times through the body. According to the police he is Horace Walton of St. Joseph, Mo.
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Just the government is going directly from th by which food prices have been kept within m The way handle commodity in which there fam= is for the to take physical possession of the entire stock controlling the of the commodity from its origin to it's destination
 When the government removed the slight control that commodity went soaring The about renquish wheat and wheat will upward, carrying with it all other commodities.
 The business system consists of operations the purpose buy and sell high. This natural of business restrained without the of methods drastic that they will amount to socialism.
 Prosecutions for profeering restrain certain price making but such activities will not have eral effect upon the of the market
 Matters must they until the conditions of living sharp enough compel the reforms Reform may two The business system itself it will be reformed from the outside. Self safer but difficult to achieve. Reform from the apt because it is O sefshness overcoming another
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MAKE CHARGE OF CONVEYANCE WITH
 SHIP ROBBERS
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News of the robbery was suppress ed here by the interallied censorship but the enraged victims of the raid are today giving it wide publicity while demanding indemnihcation for their losses.
 James Wood of Glasgow, Scotland, a Y. M C. A worker, who with nessed the holdup, said the thieves showed great courtesy asking the passen- gers they were searching whether they wanted lemonade or tea, and ordering stewards to bring refresh ments. Before leaving the ship one robber threw a steward a 1000 franc note he had just taken from a pass enger- All rub1e notes issued by the government of the Don were re- turned to passengers by the pirates, who said they wanted only Ereal money" MT. Wood declared the robbers had a committee of experts ready to pass upon jewels suspected of being limitations. He said the leader of the gang was not masked and wore a Tartar officers uniform.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-14
GREEK PASTOR DIES

Ansenia, Conn, May 14-Rev. Pa pageorgepouias, 65. pastor of the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity of this city since last August died early this morning from a, com plicatien of diseases, The dead priest was a native of Greece. He attended the Athens seminary and af- ter being ordained was sent to New York in 1890, being the second priest of the OFtf odox Greek church to reach America. He had also serv- ed in South Africa, Canada and other countries. Two nephews; residents of New York City, survive.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-14
PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS.

Property owned by the Bridgeport Housing Ce. in Connecticut avenub changed hands yesterday by warranty deed to the American Housing Co.,, of which Walter B. Lashar is the head. The deal involves about S200,- 0o0.
 w, H, Ham of the Bridgeport Housing Co. said last night that the transfer is to round out and make symmetrical the lines of the Arneri- can; Housing Go, which owns other properties in that section, and that the deal effects but a small part of the holdings of the Bridgeport Hous- ing Co.,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-14
NO ACQUISITION ON JURY METHOD
 ASSERTS JUDGE
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Shannon That on one of these slips the sum of $1 was written and on the other $10,000- Attorney Shan non argued that these slips of paper showed that the several jury men had written the amount they thought the plaintiff was entitled to on slips of paper, and that these slips were added together and the amount divid- ed by 12. This method of arriving at a verdict was improper. He also claimed that $4,20S was too much to give for the affection of Frank Val entine, the plaintiffs husband.
 Judge Haines took the papers in the case and reserved his decision.
 The court then adjourned until next Tuesday.