davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

wydarzyi sic ma krzyzowce W pobli-
zu Michigan City, Ind. fatality wy
padek automobIlowy, ktorego OLA
ra padla rodEina skladajaca sic z
pieciu osob, a miapowicie: Piotra
Jaukstisa, jego zony, Elzbiety Jauk-
stisa matki, dwoje dzieci Adolfa
Wiktoryi, GRAZ Franciszka Ewanon-
kasa ich kuzyna. Wszyscy powyzej
wymienieni 2 wyjatkiem Elz6iety
Jaukstisowej, ktora ley W szpitaIu
W stanie beznadziejnym zostali Ia
bici ma mieiscu. Wypadek powyzszy
wydarzyl sic W drodze do st. Jo--
seph, Mich, gdzie szybko pedzacy
pociag pasazerski najechal ma auto
mobil zabijajac wszystkich ma miej-
sou. Blizszych szczeg6low brak.
+ o =
Daisy Gag fcstynu karnawaloWe-
| go W parafii p. w. Sw. Stanisiawa
B. NJ. W Cragin odbywa sic codzien-
ME ma podw6rzu parafialnem. Do
ch6d ma nowo-budujaca sic szkole.
Polska Korporacya p. n. Nova
Era. kt0rej gi6wny skiad | Furo
mieSci sic pnr. 1884 w. 25ej VI Ma
| Kazimierzowie, ma ostatniem p)sie-
dzeniu dyrekcyi uchwalono wlpfa-
ciC akcyonaryuszom 7 i pol prtcent
~dywidendy. co Swiadczy, &c kierow-
nictwo interesu ley W rekach ludzi
odpowiednich i doSwiaczonych. Ia
znaczyc take trzeba, re zarzad tel
korporacyi otworzyi w tych dniach
szkole handlowa ma hiskich i dogo-
dnych warunkach. Lekcye odbywaja
sic W p~oniedzialki, wtorki, czwartki
/ piatki W sail szkclneJ ma kazimie-
rzowie. Instruktorem tel szkoiy Jest
p. ]. Skibinski, byly redaktor Free
Poland.
Ia kradziez pieniedzy | ubrania
aresztowany wczoraj zostal Onufry
| Karasiewski. Fam. rnr. $40 \. Cur
| It's ul., ma ktorego wyjai warrant, go
| spodarz domu Wincenty Dubnik. -
Sprawl sadowa odbedzie sic jutro
o godzinie loci rano W Saddle PREY
No. Racine ave.
w parku Pulaskiego PREY Noble |
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

ku, a stamtad W Srode dnia 4. sierp-
MIA okretem odplynie do Polski. w
drodze p. Hejna zatrzyma sic W Pa
ryzu / innych wiekszych miastach.
Wczoraj rano pociagiem kolei
Michigan Central K. r." ma jedno-
miesieczne wakacye do syna swcgo
X. Wladyslawa Kuzyusza, ]proboszcza
parafii D.. W. sw. Wawrzynca, " Che.
boygan, Mich. wyjechala PAM Anna
Kuzyusz, d3ugoletnla parsfianka
Stanislawowa, Fam. pnr. 1649 No.
Lincoln ul. Towarzyszy jej syn Sta
nislaw. Prey sposobnosci odwiedza
take PIP. Kulczak, zamieszkalych W
Bay City, Mich , a nastepnie wyjada
do. Cleveland, Ohio. gdzie odwiedza
pania Julianne Kuzyusz.
= q
w tych dniach bracia Franciszek
/ Jan Buda, prowadzcy sklad zelast-
Wa | rzeczy domowych pnr. 1892
Milwaukee ave-, nabyli automobit
ktory bedzie sluzyi do dvwozu Cd
biorcom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

Blackhawk ul. kazda sobote ! ME-
dziele popoiudniu odbywaja sic LEX
eye tahcow narodowych. Szkola jest
~prowadzona wyiacznie ola dzieci o.
bojga plci przez p. A. KornoWskle--
go, w~laScieiela szkoly tanC6w pnr.
1911 Emma ul. P. Kornowski Chef
ME przyimie najwiecei dzieWczynek
| chlopc6w, ktorym zupelnie bezinte-
resownie udzielaG bedzie lekcyi ma
zura, krakowiaka, scenicznej wegler-
XII i. l~ansyera, oraz etyki salonowej.
Rodzice powinni posylaG swe dzleci,
ably zamiast obijaG bruki pc ulicach
nabierali jakiejkolwiek og}ady / "a
wczasu uczyli sic jak znajdoWac sic
W to~warzystwie.
. Mieczyslaw D~olczewski, Fam. p.
mr.. 1345 w. 21sza ul. z zaWodu
maszynista, pomimo, IL W miescie
panuje prohibicya, zdoiai jednak sic
gdzieS ululac. Pred domem jego zna1
duje sic balustrada zelazna, ktora
zagradza schody ~prowadzace do pl-
whey domu. Dolczewski oparl sic o
mia, a poniewaz jak juz wspomnle-
liSmy wyzcj byl pod dobra data.
p~rzechyli} sic stracil rownowage
spadl plecyma ma dol z wysokosci o.
Smiu stop. Znajduje sic obecnie W
szpitalu karnym 20 zlamanym sto-
sem p~aCierzowym.
o - q
w saddle moralnoSci' gdzie
cd tygodnia urzeduje znowu sedzia
municipality John ]. Rooney sta
wal wczoraj Litwin soto letni 10
zef Jazilka, kt6rego a~resztowano o.
negdajszej nocy W mieszkaniu a.
c~ioletniej J6zefy Taraszkiewicz, p.
mr.. 3112 Auburn ave, ma Bridge
porcie. Przes}uchy wykazaiy, re ia
zilka mieszkai u Taraszkiewiczow
naprz6d W Kankakee, potem w Gary
a cd ~zeszlej $rody W Chicago, gdy
pokrzywdzony MAJ Taraszkiewiczo-
wei przyjechaf tn z Indiana i da1 o.
boiga aresztowa6. Dorosla corka,
PARMA Wiktorya Taraszkiewicz, u
miejetnie wstawila sic "a matka,
vice sedzia Rooney parolowai ia ma
diva ~tygodnie. Co do amanta, stosu-
lac sic do polecenia z~astepcy proku-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

ratora J.. A. Laseckiego, sedzia Roo
ney nakazal detektywowi, KaroloWi
E. Anderson'owi wyrzucic ,,borcia-
RIA" z domu i wygnaG go z Chicago,
by w rodzinie Taraszkiewiczow Ia
panowal spok65.
p q
Jutro, dnia 29go b.. m. odbedzie
sic wieczorek zwany smoker u
rzadzony staraniem oddziaiu organi-
zacyi e~x-zolnierzy Amerykanskiego
Legionu, kt6ry sic odbedzie W sail
klubu p. n. Chicago Yacht Club''
ma kt6rym wreczony zostanie' upomi-
mex D.. Tadeuszowi Jarzembskiemu
w postaci zlotego zegarka. P. ia
rzemsbki wybrany zostaf delegatem
2 oddziaiu Logan Square "Patrla
Post" ma konwencye tel organizacyl'
kt6ra sic odbedzie W dniach z | 3go
sierDnia b. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

zegarek / naszyjnik wartosci $3.50.
Powiadomiona policya szuka zlodzie-
ia.
II
Przechodzac utica 22ga PREY uli-
cy Wood najechany zostai 10-letni
Wladyslaw Sioma, Fam. pnr. 1901
w. 21sza ul., przez automobil kie-
rowany reka Franciszka Sinaka, "a
mieszkalego pnr. 2S14 Austin ave.
wskutek czego odni6si fatalne polka
leczenia. Przewieziono go ambulan-
sem re stacyi Marquette do szpitala
$w. Antoniego z Padwy.
Ma inkweScie koronera W sprawie
smierci siedmioletniej Heleny Ste
fanczyk, gam. pnr. 1884 w. 1Sej ul.,
kt6ra zostaIa najechana i smiertel-
ME pokaleczona przez automohil kie
rowany reka Edwarda Schuberta.
Fam. pnr. PAPA Ogden I'VE wskutek
czego zmar}a, lava wielkoprzysie--
g}ych uwolni}a automobiliste cd
wszelkiej odpowiedzialnoSci. Welding
zeznania Swiadk6w dziewcze rapto-
wnie wpadlo ped kola maszyny, TAX,
re szofer ME mial nawet czasu 90
zatrzymania jej. Decyzya lawy PREY
sieglych koronera wyszla ne korzysG
szofera i do rubryk sadowych 1 po-
licyjnych zapisana zostasa jake ME
unikniony wypadek.
i q J.
Niejaka 2S-letnia Franciszla La
bedz, Fam. pnr. 1882 W. Kinzie ul.
spieszac cd piracy, najechana zostaia
automobilem Alberta Seymor | ME
NAL zabita ma miejscu. Przewiezio-
no fatalnie pokaleczona do szpitala
powiatowego, gdzie sic z~najduje W
stanie krytycznym.
y -
Ma stacye policyjna W Englewood
przyby& wczoraj wieczorem nie5aki
August Wolicki i ~opowiedzial sier-
5antowi Duffy, re opuscii Hammond
zaraz popoludniu z dwoma rorac--
mi, kt6rzy jednakze W drodze Wy
rzucili go z AUTOMOBILE, ale be- ze-
garka, p~ierscionka, szpilki i innych
rzeczy wartoSci $500.
+ q
Schodzac z tramwaju linii Ash
land ave PREY w. 22ej ul., 42letnia
Marya Klimaszewska, Fam. pnr. 1884
". 2Sej I'll. upadia ma bruk, Wsku-
tex czego odniosia bolesne pokalecze
MIA i obraaenia. Przewieziono ia do
domu. gdzie sic znajduje pod opieKa
lekarska.
z q
w drodze do St. Joseph, Mich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28
Notatki
Reportera.

Dzisiaj ma gruutach ~Sieroeinca
Polskiego Sw. Jadwigi W Niles, Cd
bedzie sic prywatny piknik ola Sic
rot tamze przebywajacych, urzadzo-
ny staraniem Stowarzyszenia Opieki
mad Sierotami. Dzieci spedza dzien
caiy poczawszy cd godziny loci ra-
no do Sci wiecZorem ma rozmaitych
grach i rozrywkach.
Chcac wskoczyc ma bedacy W bic
gu tramwaj 17-letni Wojciech Woz-
MAX, Fam. pnr. 3O59 Lowe III. po-
sliznal sic / upadl IA bruk, wsku-
tex czego odniosl pokaleczenia ma
nosie i twarzy. Chlopca przewiezlo-
no do szpitala, Post Graduate.
: q
Stow. Kupc6w / Przemysiowcow
W dzielnicy Hawthorne, do ktorego
nale5a ~przewaznie Polacy, urzadza
~wycieczke, kt6ra sic odbedzie W mai
blizsza niedziele dnia 1go sierpnia b.
T. W lasku W okolicy Volerburg. Wy
Jazd do ogrodu automobilami.
y u =
Bandyci automobilowi widocEnfe
ME pr65nuja lecz nadal So czynni !
zadaja policyi niemalo kiopotow.
Znowu W ~przeciagu ostatnich dwu-
dziestu czterech godzin skradzio--
uych zostalo IA wiecej a~utomobilow.
Ma IiScie poszkodowanych znajduje-
my NJ. S. Leszczynskiego, Fam pnr.
1913 n. Ashland ave. I Stefana
wentkowskiego, Fam. pnr. 473S S.
Paulina VI.
Q 30 .
Polsko-amerykaGski klub p. n. lie
land Athletic Assn, ktorego Sic
dziba mieSci sic pnr. 2041 Lyndale
III. ma Jadwigowie, urzadza wyciecz-
ke do Elk Grove, Ill. W sobote dnia
Tgo sierpnia. Komitet przygoto-
wal wiele niespodzianek.
= o =
Stosownie wed{ug raportu policy1-
nego, u~kaszonycb przez psy zostaio
wczoraj IL os6b, pomiedzy kt6remi
znajdujemy try nazwiska polskie, a
mlanowicie: Franciszka Trochaska,
Fam. pnr. 1902 Artesian ave-. Kata-
rzyna Szczerba, gam. pnr. 1475 Au-
stin ave i Andrea Dziorgot, Fam.
unr. 1907 W. % place. Mieszkancy
tutejsi powinni pamietac, re prawo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-28

miejskie wymaga, by kazdy pies Ia
opatrzony byl W numer l~icencyjny
kaganiec. Letnia pora, szczeg6lnie u.
paly Zapisuja W krorikach miej-
skich liczne wypadki pokaczenia, -
przeto wlasciciele psow powinni Q
tenn pamietac i W obecnej pore sto-
sowa6 Srodki zapobiegawcze by po-
tenn ME zaiowali "a niezastosowanie
sic do przepisow policyjnych.
!. q ::
Pnr. 1911 n. Kostner ul. zaweZ-
wano policye, kt6ra tam z~nalazla
As letniego Jozefa Kopickiego W
stanie nieprzytomnym: pokoj jego
byl szczelnie zamkniety, a z rurki
palnika gazowego uchodzil gag. Ia
wezwano czempredzej lekarza, kt6-
ry niedosz}ego denata wyrwal z
paszczy smierci. Przyczyna nieuda--
lego samob6jstwa %nieznana.
q q
W dzielnicy Hawthorne Ia inicy-
atywa lokalnego Klubu Obywatel-
skiego p. n. Hawthorne Taxpayers
Association" zalozona ~zostala szkola
obywatelska, z kt6rej moga korzy--
STAG tax CT, kt6rzy ME pcsiadaja pa
pierow obywatelskich, jak rownie5
| ci, kt6rzy chca uczyG sic jezyka an
gielskiego. Do szkoly tel zapisaio
sic przeszlo 25 os6b. Wykiady o oby-
watelstwie odbywat sic stale beda W
piatki wieczorem W sail OBJ. Koso-
buckiego.
+ q +
Prey zhiegu ulic May | Fulton
dwoch melczyzn napadlo ma % let
niego robotnika Jana Gryczke, gam.
pnr. 1892 Burlington ul. Gryczka "
b6jce sic bronil natlepiej, lecz ma
pastnicy zadali mu ciezka rane po
level stronie giowy. Policya pre-
VIOLA rannego do szpitala powiato-
wego. P6zniei aresztowaia dwoch o
napaSe podejrzanych m~eiczyzn: ia
ck'a Benich'a / ChesteI'a Cyrwyn.
+ q 2
Observation-Disclosures Ludwika Bru-
no. Fam. pnr. -134 S. Keller ave.
bawiacego sic PREY domu rodzicow
kopnai koh W twarz. Chlopczyk padi
nieprzytomny ma u:ice i z poczatku
mniemano, re jest zabity, lecz wez-
wany lekarz DR.. Dojkowicz przypro-
wadziY go do przytomnoSci. Wezwa-
ny ambulans ~pclicyjny re stacyi New
City przewi6zl go do szpitala powia-
towego.
+ y
Do domu Julianny Rodzickiej, "a
mieszkalej pnr. S114 Haussen ct. ra-
bus oknem sic wdarl 1 zabrai zfoty
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-10
H. q 3. sEsR LETTER.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. g.-After
ruling easy in curlv morning owing to
lower cables than due and confirm
Ton of large ginninga Tor late periods
hi The census bureau Market worked
higher under the stimulating Influence
~ strong goods demand A distinctly
hotter local spot demand Large cx-
ports Tor the day ana big mill takings
iGr the week. also because OF definite
lrcss advices from Paris that thc p.nce
t"iti with Germany win bee ratified
tomorrow at pm. an allied countries.
~ 100 number participating in the cere-
nony America. ercbpting New York,
reports cotton goods and warns advanc-
inR still with sulcs ctivo. Raw silk
advanced sharply Co the highest Lowell
ever quoted II tho European peace
treaty d. ratified tomorrow. which In
probable nii war restrictions sbrond.
except with the United States. will
likely be liitco thereby creating q bet
ter feeling abroad aH tu future trade
expansion would he the case ia Amer
lea 81 thu United states uarticlpltrd in
the ceremony chances are be- favor u.
market WORKING higher
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-10
COTTON PRICES
MAKE SMALL
ADVANCE
Market Unsettled Owing to
Unfavoreblc View Of the
Treaty Situation.

NEW YOnK. Jan. D. Early declines
were followed by rallies IN tho cotton
market today the general nst closing
STEADY az net advance OF 10 90 5i
points.
Tho market was unsettled at the
start owing 90 o. Joss fnyorhnle view OF
prospects Tor early action on the peace
treaty and lower Liverpool v1blcs Ex
cept for scattering foundation and Wall
street selling there appeared a. be very
httl' pressure against prices however,
lnN the market soon turned nrmcl on
huilish spot prices trade buying and
renewed covering Trading wGs only
moderately active later but prices ruled
generally steady 90 nrn rsaching the
highest levels OF the dnY in tho late
trading There was considerable sell
INK Tor spot house account on the adj
vance but this was utiflhutrd 70 hedg.
iun against purchases OF Hnot cotton w
the south. operations uf thit sort hc-
ing estimated at about $4,000 huloa. Tho
census ginning report was about In
line with expectations. The advance
however WAS encountered hY the con
tlnufd inrrc UNpurtH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-10
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS. jan. o.. Tho trend
Of prices IN the cotton market today
WIS townrd higher levels following a
period or weakness around the opening
induced mainly by an uninvorablo view
of ginning returns Buying was en-
couinged nl FIRST BIS large spot transac
lions and the claim that the signing ~
the peace treaty would help world
trade ana later by the large MN TAX.
mss for The week and Tho large export
movement The market closed M net
GAINS for Tho session of twenty 20 forty
points.
fhr benrish INTERPRETATION OF tho gin
ming returns WIS due entirely TO tho
ioct thni the TOTAL production TO jan
uary 1 OF iO.Oi7.0sg bales Indicated nn
OUTPUT this last period ~ 0i3 900 hnle-
against $4,000 the same period last
year and 100000 Two wears ago Total
pot stlcs here were Goa bales. Mil
ihk.nss Tor week wore nut by lfrster
30 fll 900 bales nraln8t 400 600 thls
week Inst year and $50 900 this wees
two years ago, while the weeks exports
w"r' 2l'.260 bales against i3s.O50 this
wook last year and 9i G29 this week two
NHnrs ago
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-10
Court DiSmiSSeS
Administrator S Suit

Tho suit % = W Wnsson temporary
administrator OF thc Nasson estate. vs..
D. 81 Whitaker owner 90 the o. Il
garage. Tor the posseasinn OF five Don't
automobiles was heard boz district court
Yesterday with Judge W b. Hopkins
presiding motion nt the plaintiff
that She suit hc .lrther postponed was
ovprlulcd and the ease dismissed. MT
Wassun is the soa ~ W. r. Wasson,
who lost his NE boz the September
storm
Hearivga an applications fol wriis Of
Injunction a. Tbs eases OF Nancy Lee
"a the city of Corpus Christi and Russ
Stewart ys. Che CAS- OF Corpus Christi
arc set Tor this morning bog.nninE al
. o'clock
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-10
FORT WORTH
LIVESTOCK
MARKET

sreJ ei iu lhe caller
fOnr NrETu. Texas. Jan 9.--Ai-
though 1900 cpillr and lo calves made
up the estimated rcrcipta FOR fiidps
NOT over roo head were fui the market
scNtlN cars were cattle nn route to
pastures TfHdinE was brisk. an class
us selling rafl2 on y good strong haHis.
Eight cars OF southern steers sold az
tii.2b and five loads IN the native al
Vision went W i0.Nbf A car ~ choice
hcifur ycarlinrH untched $3.50.
gnutAl ons cattle. iievNen. SSm12.
stuckcts rfuil COWS fftOW 1926.
hclforH kf5UtDt8.bO. bulls tl6uWG. so {
Calves sbn1325.
Hogs ncavy siI7bmiis5: medium
tl32im 1850. ushf sii.5Uult.75. mixed
siauti. common Si2mta.
liNs sfOMi2
Sheep Lambs. tiA50uIG.a0. yearl.
nn tieWii Wcthcrs sa.50nii ewes
'HsuN0b0i DuiH si1psfG5O. goats 50
.f TFu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-10
II. q B. BEER

Establishes is72--New Orleans, la.
CottOn Stocks, Grain, proViaions. Cot.
Qerd ~ Su~rr and Coffee,
Members OF New Orleans Cotton FIX.
change, New Orleans Future Brokers
Association, New York Produce Tx
change, New York Stock Exchange
New York Cotton Exchange. New York
Coffee Exchange, Chicago Board OF
Trade, Associate Members OF Liver
pool Cotton Association.
Special attention given 20 the execns
tion Of orNara on the above exchanges
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-10
RICE

NEM ORLEANS. fa. Jan o Rough
rice mo- sales. Receipts u G5i saC,,H.
millers reeCiuie "a Goa
Clean rice strong. Sales. Honduras
LOIS pockets 3-4n12 Us Japan 10
pockets a. les Blue Rose 7.7tG pock-
cts 5-N 90 ~ l-2 lteccip,s 1886. Bran
per con $500. polish G6.OO.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-10
DEMPSEY CHARGED WITH
EVFDlNG DRAFT BOARD


ny Tho associated Press.
FL pASO. Texas. Jan Jack
Dempsey worlds heavyweight cham
pion was charged with having "appar'
entity akulked ln hiding from the draft
board" during the LAKE war, and George
Carpenter his French rival, for cham
pionshlp hunpfe. was made a life hor
orary member OF the post. al Il meeting
~ th, ~ paHu post OF the American
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SPOT COTTON.
Nav York.
Liverpool

Legion hvld hero tonight Tho local
post also appropriated S25 To he wag-
cred on Carpcnticr 30 his coming figh'
with Dempsey
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-27

yide. BY law for the issue ana sale q
The bonds Of the state In such amount
Is may be necessary to carry out the
provisions Of section Of this arti-
Gle, provided, however, that the
amount Of bonds which may be IL
sued In any one calendar year shall
not exceed. In the aggregate, ten mill
non dollars, par value, and provided,
further, the total amount of such
ponds Issued and unpaid shall not at
adnX time exceed seventy-five million
the sale of such bonds shall be paid
into the treasury of the state and
credited to the trunk highway fund.
any bonds 70 issued and sold shall
% .Ior term not exceeding twenty
1zOC years. They shall not be sold for
!os1 !han par and accrued interest
eno snail not bear interest at great
er fate IMAM i've per cent per anaunn.
n case Of the trunk highway sinking
the payment of the principal and In
terest OF the. bonds authorized by the
legislature as hereinbefore provided.
the legislature may provide by Law for
the taxation, of all taxable property
OF tho state in an amount sufficient
to meet the deficiency, or it may In
Its discretion, appropriate to such
sinking fund moneys In the STATE
treasury not otherwise appropria ted.
SECTION s. Any and all provisions
q the constitution Of the state Of
visions OF this article, are hereby re-
peaied, so far, but only SO far, as the
same prohibit or limit the power of
the legislature to enact laws author
Zlne or permitting the doing of tho
<hlngs herefnbefore authorized"
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-10-27
Addressed to
JULIUS A. SCHMAHL
Secretary of State.

1ON. JULIUS a. SCHMAHC,
Secretary Of State,
Capitol. St. Paul. MIMI : -
SIR:
AS required by Section 49,. General ST.
4utes Of the state Of Minnesota for the
year 1913. I have the honor to. furnish you
herewith a statement OF the purposes and
effects Of all amendments proposed to the
Constitution of the State Of Minnesota by
the Legislature of 1919, and which are to
be submitted to the electors of said state
at the general election in 1920.
Gilpin observer., 1920-12-02
GOVERNMENT MARKET REPORTS.

Washington, ID. Clay md Feed
The holiday accumulation and limited
. demand for hay are causing depression
in the principal distributing markets.
prices are generally 81 to 50 lower
than weeks quotations. Prairie in
good demand at Chicago and Minneap
oils because OF light receipts. Buyers
consider prices of all hay compared to
sraain. Quote No 4 timothy. chiSaso'
$3.50; Atlanta, $3.50. No. 1 alfalfa.
memphis, sS3; kansas City. s27. No. /
Minneapolis $40. Abnormaliy SLOW
movement of clover and alfalfa seed
continues. Growers unwilling to sell
1lO lbs: Red clover. slGpls; alslke
clover; $2O4s2; sweet clover, s9qi2:
tant to make bids because OF declining
prices and money stringcncy.
Grain. = Chicago December wheat
timent has continued bearish. due to
general economic concitiOns and liaui-
dation in all lines OF trade, but the
heavy export sales Of ten million bush
els of wheat during the week began
to make an Impression and the market
bnigate4ed ds6 perseeptihbiy; ,ih,pg Millins de-
proved. but flour buyers still holding
off. Mills averaging only so per cent
this season OF year. scarcity of soft
red winter wheat indicated by prcmi-
nms oyer December in Chicago mar
high premium. Premiums over Chi
cago December futures; No. l red win
ter 2S0 32c:s No. red winter 26n30c;
No. hard winter. S6l 10c; no. . yellow
corn. 9Gc; No, yellow. &c: No. dark
northern al minneapolis, Ice over Min
ncapolis December. No. 9, hc over.
For the week Chicago December
wheat lost 10 closing at si,55ts. De-
cember corn gained 2hc. closing at
66kc. Minneapolis December wheat
lost 9hc, closing at $1.43; Kansas city,
Nc, at $1.50k. Chicago March wheat
closed at s1.51h May corn. 72Ac;
Minneapolis March. Si.iGh; Kansas
City sL45la.
Live Stock and Mcats.-Top hogs at
Chicngo dropped TO $40. the lowest
point reached In four years. The net
decline in hogs for the week averaged
$40 per 100 lbs. I'nt sheep and lambs
broke CSC to 50c feeders. soc to 15c
per 100 lbs. Cattle trade showed q
rather vigorous rebound from the de-
pressed condition existing. beef steers |
advun' ins .5c to 75c, and In some in
si"'"ts Is inch ms 81. Cows and hcif- |
Gilpin observer., 1920-12-02
LATE MARKET REPORTS
Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

western Newspaper Union News Service.
DENVER LIVE STOCK.
An improved tone has been noted on
III divisions of the Denver live stock
stock has been fair.
=. The hog market displayed more ac-
dvity than in several weeks.
Although buyers were cautious on
the sheep market. fair trade has been
reported and steady prices prevailed.
a better market for the future is pre-
dtcted by buyers.
Cattle.
Prices on all classes of stock
showed little change: Good steers
stna Wsh fair stock sassa ss%g for to- @ $3.50 MS
killers might bring ss25 to $3.50.
ed up to $3.50. with Indications that
fancy stock wor d bring up to s6;75.
$500, with others. going at $3.50 and
s5.S5. Fair to medium cows were SELL
Ing .c, at $500 to s5.75.
buyers. One load of good feeding
steers sold at $500 ON the early mar
Fair feede.s sold at $7.75 to ss.25, with
medium grades selling at $3.50 and
down.
keen competition among buyers
has been reported on this market The
ssceipts have been iarre, but offerings
Hset with an early outlet at steady to
strong prices.
The bulk of the offerings sold at
1929 to S1G1O. The quality of the
general run of supplies has been good.
PIGS brought quotations of $3.50 to $40
FOR good stock and down for medium
grades of pigs.
Sheep.
supplies on this market have been
air. fair demand is reported, and
offerings found an outlet at prices lit
lie changed.
Supplies of fat lambs showed little
Improvement. Packers We're in the
field for this class of stock and quoted
$1,000 to $10.25 for choice stock.
Fair lambs sold at $500 to $3.50. fat
lambs selling at SS75 flat.
Good feeding lambs We're selling at
1850 to S9.75. Choice feeders would
bring up to s10.25. or possibly more
Fair lambs sold at $3.50 and down.
Prices We're steady to strong on
feeding ewes Best feeders were quot
I'd up to $400 with fair stock selling
At $3.50 and down. Fat ewes brought
corresponding quotations.