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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-08
MORE ENTERPRISES FOR
TOWN OF SEDGNICk

Sedgwick is fairly BUSTING with
activity these nee spring days, at
least two new business firms having
decided to start up in business there,
and the organization of wei known
fraternal society being under dis
cusslon. The first firm that comes to
our attention that is getting ready
to begin business is that of a large
cooperative store which the farmers
around there are attempting to in
corporate. The plan is to try to sell
$4,000 worth OF stock AMONGST its
supporters. The stock sellirg cam
pa.gn is already under good h advay,
several Of the leading farmer being
IN charge of the work.
The other concern that Is starting
up is as good as assured We are in
formed, and will soon b, "cady to
open its doors to the public This is
new bank that is being organized d,
but whether 1t is being chartered as
a State Bank or a Nationpl Bank we
were not able to learn. Joe Dillon, a
Sterling banker, will probably be its
president, and Jim Buchanan is slat-
ed for cashier. Considerable local
capital is behind the institution.
The fraternal society that is seek
ing to organize is the |. 0. o. F.
There are quite large number of
Odd Fellows now located near enough
to the town to make it desirable to
have local lodge, so meeting of
the brethren was arranged to be held
last night to discuss the matter. No
doubt was expressed as to their ability
to get charter.
The west end of the county is evil
IDENTIFY not asleep.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-08

scribed, before Grace L. Rood, Clerk
Of the District Court, at Julesburg,
Colorado, on the 18th day Of May,
1920.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
Eeckhout, julius Eeckhout, Joseph
Neugebauer. Milton E. Allen, all of
Julesburg, Colorado.
A. F. BROWNS,
Register.
First Pub. April l, 1920.
-ast Pub. April %, 1920.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-08

On last Thursday evening, Mrs. G..
A. Reed and Mrs. Charles Petersen
delightfully."- entertained a number of
their lady and gentlemen friends at
the home of the latter. On Friday
night a second, with only ladies as
guests was given. Both evenings
were spent in playing $500, after
which light refreshments were served.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-08
PHOTOGRAPHS

will be at the Julesburg gallery
for three days this trip. Better have
those photographs taken now. Pic
lures are taken when folks are we'll.
Lots of people are sorry because they
neglected having pictures taken while
it was possible. My next date is
April II, 13 and IA. Chas. F.. Jacoby
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-08
Land Office at Sterling, Colorado,
M,rol 1000

Land Offlce at Sterling, Colorado,
March 29, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Gustaf
Lanckriet, of Julesburg, Colorado,
who, on March 9, 1915, made Home
stead Entry, Serial No. O22426, for
Lot 1, NEANWA. N1aNEA, SWA =
NEA, Section 30, Township II North,
Range "A West, 9Th Principal Meri-
dian, has filed notice of intention to
make Final three-year proof, to es-
tablish claim to the land above de-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-08

Anne went to the picnic all right
but--she busted It up. Anne OF
Green Gables"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-04-08

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, U. S
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09

lna III ada i nasla uz sposob diplo-
|anarickehp spojenia SO sv. Stoli-
con, GO by istc nerobila, keby
chccla nabozenstvo 70 Skol vyln-
|.ait'. A keby napriek tomu yset-
lx6mll taky zakon vysiel, ten slo-
vensky zemsky vybor ma tisic
sposoboy do toho ramca zakona
|takv obfaz namaIovat', aky len
lb,,sle chciet Ku prikladu SUDDEN
Torn statnych skol rozkaze, re mu-
sia chodit' ia nabozenstvo do ma
I-bo5enskfch skol, atd'.
Ale teraz .ja obratim otazku a
Ipytam sa rev. Dulika: Co vtedy.
keby autonomy sbor Slovenska
vyriekol /. odstranenie nabozen-
stva 20 VSETKYCH sk6l9 2. Cd
trhnutie Slovenska Cd cs repnbli-
!. ky a pripojenie ku Mad 'ariig Co
potion, rev. bulk? Ma to cakam
odpoved'!
Opakujem:. Keby ceskosloven-
>kl snem nariadil vylleenie ma
bozonstva 70 statnych skol, to by
sa este vzdy ,lalo napravit', pone-
vac veriqcich l'udl u mas je pred
sa len Wac, ako nevercov. Keby
vsak raz~ autonomy sbor Sloven-
ska vyriekol odtrhnutie cd es. re-
publiky pripojenie ku Mad 'arii
nroti tomu by viac apelaty ne
bolo.
Teraz uz, mill rodaci, pochopi-
te: Preco autonomiu pre- Slovep-
sko ziadaiu - cest vynimkam -,
vsstci Mad 'ar6ni, zidia a tt, Go
:sabvencie brali cd rakdsko-u -uhor-
skych konzulatov!!!
Dalej pytam sa: CT my name
pravo zaviazat' nasich potomkov,
uby 81 oni 1870 rokov vybu-
dovali autonomiu, alebo i'm zaka-
7at', ably 81 autonomiu nevybudo-
vali. jestli 5udd chciet'
Dnes jill nechce ami rev. Dulik,
mi pan HnSek, ami rev. LiSGin-
sky (aspoE tax hovori). dovo-
dia, ze dnes je narod mas mad "a
r6nstvom tax otraveny, ze by mu
autonomia bola len automobi- I
iom' ma presankovanie do Mad "a
rie.
Nizsie citujem list rev. K. A.
Nedveckeho, referenta katoli-
ckych. zalezitosti ministerstve v
Bratislave. Kto lie X. A. Medve-
ckl? Najvaesi kato1icky sloven-
sky ucenec, S ktorym papezsky
nuncius sa radi sriadenf kato-
1ickych veci ma Slovensku.
Tento list zneie:
"Drahi Bratia moi!
Nv vsetci, ktori SINE "a mas slo-
venskl narod zili, pracovali tr-
neli, "a najprospesnejsie povazu-
'"me. ably sa Slovaci nzko privi-
nnli k bratom Cechom presved-
seni sme. ze kazdy, kto dnes ma
iiktr iednotv prfzvuku autono-
miu. lie alebo KRATKOZRAKY.
nEDINsK7 PoL1T1K, alebo pla-
tenv aoent Mad'arov.
Z. To Vam odkazuie a l'tiba Vas
Vas starry
K. A. Medvecky.'
KOnc1m SO TaIanim ahv cnn
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09
Monsirnore Marian Blaha.

MOnS1rnOre Marian Blaha,
vseobecny namestnik biskupstva
spisskeho ma Slovensku, Jeho f.
minencii Papezskemu Apostolske-
mu. Nunciusovi vo Washingtone
a sucasne al cs. vyslancovi TAME
postal nasledovny kabelogram:
Testamur Ladislaum Moys sa-
era iurisdictione provisum atque
nullo crimine inauiaitum neque
ulla censura innotatum esse. ro-
rantes onanes, ut cum missas a.
iaaue officia celebrate sinant. ST.
mul cmnium, ad quos praelauda-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09

|Nloyaci, shoyarajlne sa !.

$looooo TIsfc DoLIARov tomu dovedc
udto najvacsa banka Ameike lbo
bank kompanD p rychleje bpecnee M0zE
sLovENsKEJ REPUBIIKY JA Al
MoJE BANKovE oBcHoDY
dosvedda
al
ako "a a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09
zUPAN MoYs oDPOyEDA REV DULfKOvI,
PREDsEDOvI sDRUzENIAS S. X
(Dokoncenie $ 2. strany.) J

IS 2. strany.)
tum presbiterum venire co1tige-
ret speciali beneyolentiae impense
commendamus.
scepusii 10. Martii 1920.
Monsignore Marianus Blaha,
.vicarius capitularis.
Ad mandatum:
II. 81 Joannes Vojtassak,
cancellariae director.
In fidem:
Referent Mcdvecky. :
GAS.
Po slovenskys:
"Svedeime, ze je Ladislav Moys
sv;iton pravomocon zaopatrcny,
20 ziadneho zloGinu ohvineny, ami
siadnym cirkevnym zlocinom po-
naeeny ncni.. .prosiac vsctkych,
abv no sv. omse sllzit' a inc (cir-
keynt) sluzby odbavovat pripn-
still; podobne kazdemu, ku kto-
remu by sa pochvalne oznaeeny.
tento kiiaz obratil. do zvlastnej
uriazne no odporheame. Spisska
Kapitula. 10. marca 1920. Mon
sionorc Marian Blaha, kapitulskv
yikar. - Ma rozkaz Jan Vojtas-
Sak, spravca biskupskei kancel
larie. = Ia hodnovrenost' Refe-.
-ant Medveckv. 624s.'
Minister plnon mocou nre Slo-
vensko rev. Ladislavovi Moysovi.
hyva'emn rzhcrodskemu zupanovi
minister ceskoslovenskei re-
nub1iky plnon mocou pre- spra-
WI Slovenska. Bratiaslava, 8. feb
~uara 1890. G'fs. 1861. Pres. Pan
r.adislav Moys, zupan uzhorodsky
v Uzhorode.
Milv priatel n Rozdelenfm zu-
ny Uzhorodskej medzi Prikarpat-
sk1 Rus a Zemplinsku zupu, W.
olneny .ie Tvoj nkol zupana. Pri
+cito prflezitosti d'akuiem Ii "a
obctavii pra,u, ktoru 81 vykonal
y prospech Ceskoslovenskej Re-
oubliky a n;lsej Slovenskej VIA
sti. Bol 81 dobvvatePom NAVY
chodneisieho Slovenska, ktore
naiviac trpelo pod mad 'arskou
vladou, Vial 81 osirotenemu l'udu
1ucha narodneho a ako iiradnik
Republiky, pracoval 81 verne ne
nnavne.
Znam t'azkosti a prekazky, $
ktorvmi 81 sa stretaval ma svojej
ceste. dezorcanizaciu nradu, kto-
rv 81 preial, nedostatok pracov-
nfkov, zld komunikaciu, vpad BOZ
sevicky a podkopnh pracu nepria
tel'ov Ceskoslovenskej Republiky
a preto tynn viac cenim 81 dspe-
chy, ktorych 81 docielil.
Ceskoslovenska Republika po-
stella Ia k rodakom nasim ameri-
.kym. Primes i'm spozdravy oslo
9odenej vlasti, potes ich zivym
slovom, ze krv a dollare, ktore
poeas vojny obetovali, dobre boly
ulozene, Re Slovensko zacfna dy-
chat vo svazku CesAosloven-
skej Republiky zit' novym zivo-
tom narodnym.
Tebe, ktort 81 posvateny nielen
oosviackou knazskou, ale al utr-
nenim "a mad 'arskej vlady pra-
cou "a slovensky narod eesko-
slovensky slobodny Stat, skorej
'veria ia som isty, ze ako Ty
'eraz nesies srdcia nase bratom
'merickym, tax vratiac sa A.
'neriky, prinesies ich srdcia nam.
Praiem I'll mnoho lspechov
st 'astlivn cestu. Tvoj DR.. Vavro
Srobar.
III 'ADAME SADZACA ma Limo
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-04-09

HL'ADAME sADZAcA ma Limo
type, ma slovensk1 anglickn
sadzbu. Dobry uniovy plat bo-
nus. Hast sa treba hned' v re-
lakcii tychto noyin, pod {. 800
322 w. Federal ST., Youngstown,
Ohio.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Worst Run on
Charles POnzi
Starts Today

BOSTON, Aug. 3.-The worst run
which Charles Ponz!, ''get-rich- quick"
hnancier. has yet been called on to face
started today.
Mov than 800 note holders. anxious to
get their money back. lined mp outside
the ri alley entrance 10 the office OF the
Securities Exchange Company.
4 detail OF police officers was on hand
to keep the crowd in line. which extended
out TO City Hall Fvenue and was con
stantiy increa sing.
A cheer went up from the waiting men
and women when the doors were opened
shortly after o'clock and the first group
of ten or fifteen we're allowed 70 enter.
Payments were resumed as usual
Ponzi himself was not on hand at the
opening OF the office but the disbursing
clerks were as confident as ever that he
was fully able TO meet all demands
II was announced that Ponzi intends to
reopen for regular business on Thursday,
having notified one of his branch mana
gers to that effect
This decision was made, II was stated,
when the audit Of the books of the com
pany failed TO show anything criminal
and the postofice inspectors were also
unable to find anything Illegal.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Afford GETS
JURY IN HOUR
Regular Judiciary Couldn't Do
It-TOOk Vacation.

In less than an hour Judge (pro tenn
Fremont Afford, who Is sitting on the
bench of the criminal court during the
vacation period OF Judge James Collins,
while the latter is en- route east for a
three weeks vacation succeeded In flling
the grand jury panel for the september
term OF court today.
Judge Collins has attempted IN his
way to hll the grand jury panel since
July 8, but failed after ordering nfteen
drawings OF names.
Many excuses we're given by prospec.
tive Jurors to Judge Collins for their al
ieged inability 20 serve and in many In
stances they were excused.
But Judge Afford. on assuming the
bench this morning, recognized that u
was the duty OF the court not only TO
hr the panel with good men so that
this Important body could come into e1-
istence, but TO 6l II rapidly.
The following six men were obtained as
members of the new grand jury: August
Dreyer. 1905 South Meridian street; VIII
liam II. Dooley, T29 Roach avenue: w. J.
Paugh. indianapolis. Box S25, Benjamin
Eilerlng. 1898 Churchman avenue; Chris
Fl. Martin, farmer. Franklin township,
and John A. Miller, rural route 6.
The court appointed August Dreysr
foreman
Judge Afford instructed tho grand ju-
rors to begin their deliberations on
Thursday aud tsubpoenas were Issued to-
day for witnesses TO appear at that
time.
There was much comment around the
courthouse about the rapldity and case
with which Judge Pro fem Afford OBJ
tained a grand jury.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
.LT.LOCKLEAR
KILLED DOING
MOVIE STUNTS
Pilot Also Meets Death at
Tragic Climax of Air
PyrOtechnics.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3.-Lieut omer
Locklear, daredevil air pilot, whose stunts
OF leaping from one plane to another In
midair have thrilled thousands. is dead
today.
His plane crashed from a height Of
1000 feet late last night while be was
engaged in night flying for the movies.
Lieut.. Blilt Elliott. his pal aud pilot
In all his hair-raising stunts, also was
killed.
Hundreds Of persons. including many
movie sta~s. witnessed the death OF the
laring pair.
Their plane fell In straight nose dive
IKE a flaming meteor from dark sky
few minutes before, Locklear had
been setting OF a great pyrotechnic dis
play, shooting rockets and lights high
In the air.
According to flyers who witnessed the
tragedy. Locklears plane appeared under
control at all times.
IL is believed both men became blinded
by the glare Of the fireworks and thus
misjudged their distance from the ground
50 that tho crash came without their re-
alizIng their danger.
The spectacular drop was Aimed by
several cameras.
Il was a part OF the show for the plane
to nose dive with a great display OF
fireworks, and the cameras continued TO
grind as the famous pilot spun down to
his death.
Both bodies were crushed and burned
almost beyond recognition
Locklear was a native Of FIT Worth
Tex
Elliott came from Gadsden, Ala
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
URGES OCCUPATION OF
RUHR COAL DISTRICT

PARIS. Aug. 3.-Former Premier Gle
menceau's newspaper, EHombre Libre.
today urged France to occupy the Ruhr
district (the chief coal fields of Prus-
sia) unless Germany withdraws the
reichswehr from the East Prussian
frontier at Allensteln.
The reichswehr were concentrated at
Anenstein without permission from the
allies, the German government claiming
the movement was necessary to protect
East Prussia from Russian invasion
The cabinet met today to consider the
new situation created in eastern Ger
many by the Russian advance
1t was understood that the ministry
has decided to ask the allies to join IN
a firm note to Germany demanding the
immediate recall OF the reichswehr from
the Alelnstein district.
Premier Millerand points out that
while the Russian bolshevists have given
assurances that they have no inten-
tion OF invading Germany, the arrival
of German troops on the East Prussiau
frontier places the Germans and bolshey-
lists in contact.
The situation, he maintains. is filed
with dangerous possibilities with thu
Russians and Germans so close TO War
saw.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
DELAY OF BOLSHEVTKS.
IRRITATES BRITISH

LONDON. Aug. 3.-Irritation and an
xiety were displayed by the British gov
ernment today over the delay of the Rus
sian bolsheviki in opening active armi-
stice negotiations with the Poles at Bar
anovItshi.
officials Of the foreign Office and others
close to Premier Lloyd George expressed
believe that the reds were deliberately
holding up the conference.
1t is openly stated in government cir
cles that If the delay continues much
longer all plans for a general peace con-
ference in London win be cancelled and
NJ. Krassin, head Of the bolshevik trade
commission, viii be sent home.
Polish volunteers for military service
now total 100000. according to official re-
ports from Warsaw.
The Lithuanians are said TO be grum-
bling under the oppressive mea asures Of
the reds and are preparing to unite with
the Poles in an effort TO solidify the
Polish front.
While the Russians are on the east
Prussian frontier it was declared in
seIai-oflcial circles today there is little
chance that the allies viii permit Ger
many to organize a big army to resist
possible Russian invasion
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
REPORT BREAK
IN ARMISTICE
NEGOTIATIONS
Due to Russian Demand for
Full Peace Discussion,
Paris Hears.
RED ARMIES ADVANCE

PARIS, Aug. 3.-Arimstice negotia-
tions between the Poles and Russians
have been broken eff. according to Of
fetal advices received by the French for
eign ohce today.
The collapse is reported to have oc-
CURED when the members Of the Russian
delegation demanded a complete dissrsa
sion Of peace terms.
The Polish ENJOYS, according to ths
foreign Office dispatches. Informed the
Russians they were not authorized TO
discuss peace, but only armistice terms.
The Polish plenipotentiaries are said
to have left for Warsaw TO consult their
government
They announced that If they obtained
authority to discuss peace, they would
meet the Russians in Minsk on Aug f..
The Russian army has been ordered
by Moscow in a wireless message to con-
tinue fighting until Aug 4 when the ar
mistice conditions viii be given to the
Poles in detail, according TO an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Vienna.
The Vienna telegram said the Moscow
radiogra1n had been picked up in Vienna.
The Polish counter-ofrensive is report
ed in Official advices to have collapsed.
The Polish first and fourth armies are
in fuA retreat, leaving a wide gap open
through which fresh troops are pouring.
the report TO the foreign Office stated.
The Polish first and fourth armies were
holding the front north and northeast OF
Warsaw.
Their retirement Is said to have opened
the way to the Bug river toward which
the red forces are advancing.
The Bug river flows north OF Warsaw
and empties into the Vistula at Novyi
Dvor fifteen miles west of the Polish
capital.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
ONLY HALE OF MINES
IN ILLINOIS RESUME

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Aug. 3.-Despite
optimistic predictions by coal operators
and mine union officials, returns today
indicate striking coal miners in Illinois
are not returning to work In the hordes
expected.
Reports to coal operators here say on1y
about half of the mines In the state are
in operation.
There was no information on the sit
uation at union headquarters. as Presi-
dent Frank Harrington WAS out OF town.
Subordinates refused to comment on
the reports received there
Henry Ffshwick. vice president. said
however, he believed the laxity In re-
turning 10 work was due to Improper
notification and Misunderstanding.
AS soon as this is removed, ne said, tue
men will go back.
Tell the miners" be said, "to 60 back
to work as Mr.. Harrington ordered.
"They can be assured the wage COM
mission will make a satisfactory adjust
ment of their dispute"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
SWEETS, SWEETS
AND THEN SWEETS
Nationally-Known Brands on
Display Here.
ny KATmLEEN M,KEE.

II was a veritable fairyland | found
IN the candy manufacturers displays at
the Commercial Jobbing Confectioners'
association at the Hotel SEVERN
Candies whose trademarks are known
from Maine TO the golden gate formed
acquaintance with less noted sweets.
Having always desired TO get "close
up" Of candy king, I found they were
in every display room.
Candy was the watchword Of the
hour. and was also the eatable Of the
day, I discovered,
Considering the amount OK candy con
shmed by everybody present I could not
understand how anything so common as
a beefsteek could even be considered.
Gorgeous boxes containing deleetable
sweets reposed on banner -draped tables
for the admiratiOn Of visitors.
Pretty girls peeped forth from droop-
Ing hats with a tempting invitation TO
customers
Cracker Jack"--where IN the child
whose heart will not respond "a that
magic word?
MORE YOU EAT.
MORE voc WANT"
Eidren OF today and children Of
yesterday have sweet memories Of "the
Other products exhibited by Rueck
helm Brothers & Eckheim are "Angelus"
marshmallows. "Chums" and "PelIcans. "
A multitude OF plain chocolates, milk
chocolates snd nut Chocolates drew me
into the Ace High Products display
room OF the Beacon Chocolate Company.
Next door ] found satin finished can
dies, strong contrast 10 the chocolates.
Rows and rows OF hard candles with
satIuy pink. yellow and white eolorings
are exhibited by the Edward M. Becker
Company. In addition TO an abundant
supply Of marshmallows and jelly can
dies.
THE Butter Scotch That Made Indian
apolls Famous" greets the visitor at the
Nichols Candy Company show.
Another hot weather winner IS the
pink aad-white striped mint tuleps
which are guaranteed not to intoxlcate,
according TO the authorities in charge
OF the room.
There is a psychology in candy. I
found, since pink and red candies sell
better than other colors.
PEOPLE WILL NOT
BUY GREEN CANDY.
People won't buy green candy"
was told.
Popcorn and peanuts in combination
were present in Checkers"
The famous 200 marshmallows and
"Snappy Bars" we're also on exhibition
by the Shotwell Manufacturing Com
pany.
More chocolates Almond Thrift Bars"
and Swiss Alpine Bars" were shown by
the York Chocolate Company.
The queen OF candies is the Cherry
Cocktail" which Is being featured by the
DiIling Company Of indianapolis.
"Maltro'' chocolate bars are also being
exhibited
There is also an attractive display by
G. L. Hefferman Of the Zion line Of choc-
clates.
The "Wan-Eta" chocolates and chew
ing gum are also on the market for
compliments by the Massachusetts, Choco-
late Company.
Topeka Filbert Bars" are another con-
fection which attracted my sweet tooth.
The Repetti Company OF New York
City has supplied the convention with
delicious fruit tablets.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
5000 FUNERAL
FOR PET CANARY

NEWARK. y. J.. Aug. 3.-They
said farewell to Jimmie today.
Jimmie. with de voice Ike de
Carus' went west"
He tried to swallow 4 watermelon
seed.
But never king nor court could
have had 4 more impressive funeral
ceremony than Emido RussomRnnO,
owner Of the little yellow canary. az
ranged for his pet.
II bury him with a brass band
OF fifteen horns, four COACHES for
mouraers, a hearse and tombstone,
Russomanno said For the coffin
alone, / spend SO"
Friends contributed 5000 toward
the funeral expenses.
A crowd Of them spent the night in
Russomanno's cobbler shop holding a
real wake and weeping bitter tears
over the death OF the bird