davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10

Dnmskie extra size bras
sieres, niekompletne wiel-
kosci do SO. robione Z do
brej materyi. elastic W pa
sic. potniki. haczyki 2 from
tn, haftow.. $3.50 10.
wartosci. po -. S~N
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
GoRNICY DO
PIRACY Pc ROZRUCHACH
w WEST

West Frankfort, Ill, 10. sierp-
MIA. - Siedm wielkich kopaln W
tutejszej miejscowoSci, zatrud-
niajacych przeszio $500 gorni-
k6w, zostaio puszczonych wczo-
raj w normalny tryb piracy. Pc
kilkodniowych rozruchach mic,
szkancy miasta West Frankfort,
wzburzeni przeciw wsp6imiesz-,
kancom wioskiej narodowosci
powracaja do pokoju. Dotych--
GAS aresztowano % os0b w sly,
cznoSci z buntem mieszkancow
Konsul wioski, J. NJ. Picco, &c
Springfieldu, przybyf til wczora.
celem rozpatrzenia sytuacyi,
.Wedlug warunkow traktatu "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10

wagonow Ola przcwozenia tcgoro~
cznego zboza.
Washington, 10. sierpnia. -
W}adze korpusu marynarskiego
Stanow Zjedn., w San Domingo
aresztowaly Fabio Fallio, poe
te-patryote" dwoch innych,
dziennikarzy. So oni oskarzeni o
zgwaicenic prawa cenzusowego
tel republiki.
Nowy York, 10. sierpnia. - A
leksander Berkman i Emma Gold
man, deportowani re Stanow H.,
jake n~iepozadani obywatele, te
raz sluza jake urzednicy rzadu So
wiet6w, wedlug listu otrzymanego
Z Petrogradu przez krewnych
Emmy Goldman.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
KRcTKIE TELEGRAMY.
Detroit. 10. sierpnia. - Wsk

Detroit, 10. sierpnia. - Wsku,
tex kolizyi dwoch wagonow elek-
;rycznych, - osob odniosio ciez-
kie pokaleczenia, pare ich pra-
wdopodobnie lekarze ME zdoiaja
utrzymac PREY zyciu.
Washington, 10. sierpnia. -
KomiSya. reprezentujaca kilka Ii
nil kolejowych ma zachodzie, po-
wiadomila miedzystanowq komi
sye h~andlowa, re bankructwo gro,
Ii wielu hodowcom zboza w Mon
tana, North Dakota. South Dako-
ia / Minnesota z powodu braku
wagonow towarowych. komlsya
zostaia wezwana, by wystosowa'
Ia rozkaz, gwarantujacy dostawe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
re SPRAW MEKSYKAN-
SKICH.

Mexicali, Nizsza Kalifornia, 10
sierpnia. - Stosownic do wiaro-
godnej wiadomoSci tn otrzyma--
mel, prowizoryczny rad meksy-
kahski jeszcze raz staraS sic zala-
godzic spor pomiedzy Meksykiem
a sitami CUB. Esteban Cantu, Z
Nizszej Kalifornii. Dwaj dyplo-'
maci spiesza Z miasta Meksyku
do tegoz terytoryum, celem ODDLY,
cia ostatecznej .k~onferencyi Z gu.
bernatorem Cantu. Donoszq, re
okolo 400 federalnego wojska
zostaly zmobilizowane i oczekujq
rozkazu wkroczenia do Nizsze!
Kalifornii - laden i morzem.
Meksyk, miasto, 10. sierpnia.-
Antonio Nava, prowizoryczny gu
beruator Stanu Vera Cruz, zostal
zrzucony z urzedu ma rozkaz pre-,
zydenta de la Huerty. Prezydent
de Ia Huerta powzia} taxa akcys
dlatego, &c Nava naduzyl swe.
wladzy przez zwoianie SPECIAL,
nych wyborow i uznanie stano--
wei legislatury.
- Czterdziesci wypadkow tyfu,
SUI zostaio raportowanych W Sar
Pedro de las Colonias. W Stanic
Coahuila, ktoredy Villa ma pre-.
iezdzac W drodze do Torreon, ably
zlozyc swe forma!ne warunki pod
DANA sic rzadowi. Meksykahskic
pismo Eel Universal" oznaJmia
&c miasto to obyio sic be- dosta-
wy woody przez ostatnich As go
dim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10

rcpublikanskic fakcye zrzeszone
przeciwko chicagoskiej ,,Tamma-
ny". w naradach tych wzieli u
dzial miedzy innymi takze gu
bcrnator Lowden, senator Nc
Cornick i wszyscy kandydaci ma
|regularnym ,,tykiccie" republican
skim re Stanu.
Pred rozpoczeciem jeszcze tej
konfercncyi zarowno kongres'
man William B. Mckinley jak
byIy speaker" Edward D.. Shur'
left podpisali oswiadczenic. re zgc
dzq sic ma jcj decyzye i W ten
spos6b uda sic stworzyt w pra'
wyborach jednolity front w wal
&C Z klika burmistrza.
POzAR w WIEZIENIU w
JOLIET.
w wiezieniu powiatowem W
Joliet wybuchf wczoraj Wlclkl pc
Ear w fabrycc krzese}, ktory szyr
ko zaczal sic szerzyc i objqI
wkr6tce ca}e jedno zabudowanle
zagrazajac innym. kompanl'
straznicza ziozna z wieznlow
diva odd2ia}y stray pozarne.
miejskiej zsasify Pc dluglch uSl.
towaniach rozszala}y zywio}, ale
szkoda zrzqdzona jest oblicz0n;
ma 5000.
Stwicrdzono, re polar wybuch
skutkicm rozmysLncgo podpale-
MIA. Zachodzi prawdopodoblen-'
stwo. re kt6ryS L wiezni6w used
uwagi niedostatecznej liczby str(
ziw wiezicnnych i gdy wSzyscy
sill IA obiad, pozostai W iabryce
by ogicn podiozyt, a nastepnle
,korzystac Z zamieSzania / zbledl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
.TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE:
Dokonczenie &C strony ~l-szej.

staly wczoraj p~uszczone w ruch
przez kompanie tramwajowa
Denver TraInway Company,
.ktorej pracownicy wyszli ma strajk
wieccj niz tydziei temu. kami-
strawberry kieruja tramwajami.
Major gen. Wood, komcndant
centralnego dcpartamentu armii
.Stanow Zjednoczonych, przybyi
tn pozno wieczorem, celem roz-
p~atrzenia sytuacyi strajkowej
DANA dyspozycyi co do uzycia
iederalnego wojska z jego depar-
tamentu, obecnie zajetego PREY
wroceniem normalnych stosun--
kow w tem mieScie.
Komitet egzekutywny uni
tramwajarzy odbyi wczoraj dluga
sesye w sprawie powr6cenia robo
tnikow do piracy bez zadnych wa
runkow; strajkierzy jednak OBJ
staja PREY swej pierwotnej zasa-
die, re ME powr6ca do piracy chy-
ba, re kompania przyjmie wszy-
stkich Strajkierow - jake Jedno
ciaio, wykluczajac wszyStkich Ia
mistrajkow. komitet egzekutyw-
nv zamianowai sub-komitet ktory
ma sic udac do Fred. w. Hilda,
prezesa i generalnego manazera
kompanii ~tramWaiowej i uwiado,
mic 60, re stralkujacy robotnicy
chca powrocic do piracy. Komitet
unijny przygotowuje warunki ola
powrocenia robotnikow do pra--
cy. Wojsko rozstawiane we wszy-
stkich czeSciach miasta ME ma
zadnej trudnoSci W utrzymywaniu
normalnych stosunkow. Tramwa
je kursuja ma wszystkich waz--
| niejSzych liniach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
REZOLUCIE.

y Ne .Spccyalaem posicd=eniu
Kluba Mikoiaja EoFcnika IL,
chwalonn rastePu;acc -czoiucyc
Z Powoda arz&dwczesncgo Ego
S. p. Wladysiawa F. Hoffmana
Zwazywszy, re Smicrc nieubla
CANA zabraia z poSr6d grona ma
szego jedEego z pracowitych
czloukow, OLGA kochajacego i tro-
skliwego o swa rodzine S. D. VIA
dySiawa F. Hoifmdna, ktory zy-
ciem SVEN przykiadem byl ola
innvch. my czionkowie klubu te-
COZ zebrani ma posiedzenru, gle
hoko wzruSzeui i zalem przejeci,
slcmy %stroskanej rodzinie, synowi
/ corkom. osieroconym dzieciom
naSze najSzczerSze siowa wspol,
czucia w ich tax strasznem ME-
szczeSciu.
Zwazywszy, re niespodziana
wiadomoSc o przedwczesnej Smier
ci s. p. W}adysiawa, ~pograzyia
wszystkich klubowcow, W glebo.
Kim zalu, DO w zgonie jego stra-
cili$my czynnego czlonka, obec-
nego kasyera, i jednego z zaio-
zycieli klubu Mikoiaja Koperni>
ka.
Zwazywszy, IL S. p. Wiadysldw
byt jednym z zaSozycieli parafii
Niepokalanego Serca Maryi w
Irving Parku, w kt6rej zawsze
bra} czynny udziai, nieraz z po>
Swieceniem wielkim i uszczerp,
klein ma zdrowiu.
Przeto my czlonkowle Eluou
Mikolaja Kopernika PREY parafii
Niepokalanego Serca Maryi w
irving Parku, wyrazamy stroska
nej rodzinie siowa wspoEczucia /
rozporzadzamy by caly klub wy
stapii in corpora w oddaniu O.
statniej ,usiugi chrzeScijahSkiej
zmariemu, oraz ably rezolucye nj
niejsze wreczone byly W smutku
pograzonej rodzinie.
Chicago, dnia 0go sierpnia, 192o.
"a Klub Mikolaja Kopernika
Felix Gorski,
StanisIaw M~rozinski,
Wojciech F. Soska,
Komitet Rezolucyi.
Ogi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
REPUBLIKANSKI HANDY
DAT MA

w micjScowych koiach poll
tycznych spodziewaj2 sic, &c re-
publikanie Z Illinois, kt6rzy sku'
pili sic do Walk re stronaictwcn'
.Thompsona Lundina, zgodzlI'
sic luz ma wsp6lnego kandydata
do urzedu senatora federalncgo
i dis oslosza to ~publicznie, po'
daiac nazwisko wybranca. BE.
dzic to rczultatcm calodniowc.
konferencyi. jaka odbyly wczora.
W hotelu Blackstone wSzyStkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
Kronika MisjsCoYa'
Ookohczenie re s::ionicv /.

sci, azeby zapobiedz c.
wentualnemu wybuchowi G.
pidemii tyfusu w dzielnicy ma
poludnie Cd 43ciej Ill. i ma "a
chod cd granic miasta. Ma pod
stawie wynikow przcprowadzo-
mel ostatnio analizy woody w sta
cyach pompowych Roseland !
.przy 6S-ej ulicy zarzqdzono, ably
dodawac do niej podwojna doze
chloryny, celem oczyszczenla Je!l
tax. izby MONA by}o ia pic.
Wedle zdania komisarza Ro-
bertsona zanieczyszczenie woody
w wyzej wymienionych stacyach
spowodowane zostalo Sciekami.
kt0re odprowadzajq zuzyta wo-
de i odpadki Z The Illinois Steel
Go. i z The Iroquois Iron Co.
Zanim zanieczyszczeniu tcmu
skutecznic sic zaradzi, ostrzcga
komisarz Robertson wszystHich
mieszkanc6w wynienioncj wyzei
dzielnicy, ably do picia uzywali
tylko przcgotowanei woody, cho-
cia5 bowiem zwiekszona doza do
dawanej do nicj chloryny powin-
ma wystarczyc, ostroznoSc nigdy
nic zawadzi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
Zarzadzono w tym kierunku do
chodzenia.
WZROST ZBRODNI w 8 O.
KREGACH ~POLICYJNYCH.

Szef policyi Clarity og5oslt
wczoraj swoj rapport "a mieslqc
iip;ec. Okazuje sic Z niego, re z
pomiedzy p chicagosklch okre-
gov policyjnych w dziewleclu z
Mich procent popeEnionych wy
stepkow podni0sf sic ponad nor
me przecietnq. Rekord smutny
pod tym wzgledem trzyma kapI-
tan Fred G.. Quincy Z okregu
Grand Crossing, gdzie ilosc zbro-
dni podniosla sic o 20 procent,
pc MIN zaS kapitan James Mad
den Z okregu Hyde Park, Sdzie
proccnt ~podni6sf sic o 20 Dalcj
nalcza do tel dziewiatki kaplta-
nj: !. T. Ptacck, T. ]. Coughlln,
7. B. Altman. P. J. LAWN, J. 1.
Mccarthy, Thomas Duffy / }. ID
Enright.
Najlepszym rekordem poszczy
cit sig moze kapitan Morgan
Collins Z okregu centralnego, kto
~ wvkazaf tylko 90 wypadkow
! zbrodni. po MIN zaS ida kapitanl
Dennis VI Malloy re STACEY PREY
T.. Chicago ave, i P. !. Harding
&c stacyi PREY Shakespeare ave.
FATALITY AU-
TOMOBILOWY.
Wczoraj wydarzy} sic fataEny
wvpadck automobilowy, W kto-
rym jcdcn czlowiek spalif sic ia
Smiert, cztcry kobiety odnlosiy
rome obrazeznia, a tylko Jedno
! dziccko wyszio prawie bez Swan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10

wartcgo z Wlochatni", powiada
konsul .Stany Zjedn., So odpo--
wicdzia!nc "a szkody wyrzadzone
wioskiej narodowoSci przez bum
townikow." Picco zazada zapla--
cenia $4,000 odszkodowania, "a
szkody wyrzadzone wloskiej pc
siad{oSci w ten mieScie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
BaCznoSG Gniazdo No. 2.

Posiedzenie Gniazda odbedZie sic
dnia 1890 sierpnia. o godzinie $50
W sail Atlas, PREY Emma III. Ponle-
waz sa wa1ne sprawy 90 zaIatwienta
obecnosc kaideeo cz{onka jest po--
zadana. - Czofem! - w. Lubicz,
pref: L. Ksiazek. sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-10
ku, gdyz iedynie podraPanc.

ku, gdyz ledynle podraPai'c.
SmierG poni0si Edward Moore
% letni sprzedawacz, obrazenla
zas odniosly: PAM L. Moore, lat
81, q. Hattie Lindley, lat 81, pam
IA Marta Selew, lat 10, kt6ra klc
rowaia automobilcm i PAM L. w.
Selew, lat S.. Lekkie podrapanla
odni6sf 2 letni synek PAM Hat
tie Lindley, Edward
Wypadek zdarzy} sic koFo go
dziny 6 popofudniu, gdy Gale to-
warzvstwo jechalo do wybrzeza
Rainbow PREY 77mej ulIcy. Au'
tomobil dostal sic pomcdzy diva
tramwaje, a p~otrqcony siInie
przez jedcn Z mich, przewroc't
sic. Wskutek tego eksplodowaf
kocioick Z gazolina i p'omlenIe
snowodowaiy Smierc Moore'a.
NAPOWIETRZNA POCZTA
DO MINNEAPOLIS.
DIS rozpoczeia Cd rama kur-
eowac napowietrzna poczta CO.
dilemma pomiedzy Chicago a
Minneapolis. rPierwszy acropIan
pocztowy odlecia} do Mlnncapo-
lis dis rano Z ~rzadowego bolSka
lotniczego w haywood, III.
WYPADEK AEROPLANO-
WY.
Charles Nanista. lat 20, z pnr
2722 South Crawford ave. me-
chanik zatrudniony PREY stuzbie
awiatycznej, zosta} wczoraj "a
bitv ma miejscu ia boisku awIaty
czncm w haywood, gdy nlcbacz
aiic dostai sic pod znaJdul9cy SIG
w ruchu propeller aeroplanu, kto-
| nv 60 udcrzyl.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
TRUCK OW WNERS

The third of our series of
10 free lectures on the
proper care of trucks
takes place tomorrow
night at 8 o'clock-send
your driver, come your
self.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-18
DRYS ARE CAUSE OF CRIME
Police In los Angeles lay Blame of
IAWlCS- Epidemic to Prohibition.

Los ANGELES. Jan H. Smash
ing the heavy plate slasS window Of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01

first few and scattered and resemble
flea bites. Within "a hours the rash
is spread over the body and the child
looks very much bespeekled and swol-
len. In from five to seven days the
rash begins to fade and within three
or four days more. has entirely disap-
peared, leaving only a faint nothing
OF the skin.
1t is not the purpose of this article
to describe the various symptoms. com
plications and treatment of different
cases of measles. Those who desire such
information should write to the infor-
nation editor, Z. S. public health sery.
ice, Washington, d. c., and ask for
supplement No. l..
Careful studies have shown that the
germ of measles is present in the dis
charges OF the nose and throat even
before the rash appears. In fact, just.
before the rash ome is probably the
time when the discharges are most
highly dangerous to other children. No
child suffering with the symptoms dc.
scribed above, should be allowed to 20
to school or to mingle with other chill
dren. In all cases of doubt a physi-
clan should be called to decide what
should be done. The danger of spread
ing the disease to others disappears
soon after the appearance OF the rash,
so that in uncomplicated cases it is
usually considered entirely safe to
have the child return to school a week
after the rash first appeared.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01

In the daily life of every child there
are certain things so important from
the standpoint of health that every
mother should assure herself of THEN
observance by diligent observation and
inquiry. The best time for this inspec-
ton is in the morning before the child
starts for school. Make the hour early
enough to allow the child time to at
tend to any point which he has for
gotten or neglected. Children are very
apt to forget things which are not
habitual and this inspection should he
continued until correct health habits
are an integral part of the child's life.
Notice first the cleanliness of the
skin, as every mother will because
of its bearing on her pride in her
child's appearance and self respect. But
apart from the question of ordinary
decency, cleanliness of the skin has its
bearing on. the question of health. If
the skin is kept clean and in a tonic
condition by frequent bathing, it viii
relieve the kidneys of much work that
would otherwise fall upon them.
After satisfying yourself that the
child's bathing has been properly at
tended to, learn if he has eaten any
breakfast, and what Investigations
made in several large cities revealed a
startling number of children who 90.
to school without any breakfast or a
very unsatisfactory one. No wonder
that malnutrition is so prevalent. II
is a well known fact that many
children have little appetite for break
fast, but when the demands that meu-
tai and physical growth make upon a
child in school are realized every effort
will be made to induce the child to
take some food before leaving home in
the morning. Though the establish
ment of school lunches should be a part
of every system of school hygiene, this
fact does not relieve the home of its
responsibility.
Have the ehild's teeth been carefully
brushed after breakfast Since the
relation of defective teeth to disease
has been recognized, widespread atten-
tion has been paid to the care of chill
teeth. When particles of food
are left around the teeth. the ever
present bacteria bring about fermenta
ton and putrefaction, acids are set
free which attack the enamel and de-
cay begins. Hence, the Importance of
the teeth is plainly seerr and
an alkaline mouth wash, such as milk
Of magnesia. lime water, or salt and
should be used. Children should
be taught to thoroughly masticate
their food.
Has the child been to the toilet?
Constipation is one of the most trcu.
Dlesome and common complaints If
both children and adults. and nothing
Is more conducive to this condition
han neglect Of regular evacuation of
he bowels. Training in the habit of
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01
WELLS RIVER
Fat Men in Annual Meeting and Ban
quet.

The New England Fat Mems club
held its annual business meeting and
banquet at Hale's tavern Friday eve
ming. The business meeting was held
at 1880, The following officers were
elected; 4. V. Woodwork of Elkins,
N. H., president; Harry Z. Parker of
Bradford, secretary; Jerome T. Hale of
Wells River, treasurer; II. I. Baldwin,
l.. n. Greene of Montpelier as execu-
tive committee. The secretsry's report
showed 1900 active members with~a
total of over 5000 on the rolls. They
have members in IS states and in four
foreign countries. IT was voted to send
to David Nilkie of Derby Line, who
was unable to be present on account of
sickness. a telegram of coincidence, Mr..
Wilkie was the founder of the club
fourteen years ago when he and ten
others met in the lobby of Hale's taY-
ern and originated this unique club.
The banquet. which was served in
Landlord Hsleh extremely satisfactory
style, was attended by As members.
Harry r. Parker acted as POSTMASTER.
In response, President Woodwork
spoke on the future of the club. Rev.
Thornton of Groton spoke of the flu
ture of American people, Rev. Fraser
the same subject. while Mr.. Lewis
Of Newbury spoke of the foreign ele-
in the United States to-day. Mr..
Hale told of the clubs past and what
he hoped for the future. The meeting
adjourned with the best of fellowship
prevailing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01

regular bowel movements should be be-
gun in infancy, and as the child grows
older he should never be allowed to
neglect this hygienic duty. He will
frequently be in such a hurry to run
out to play or to be off to school that
he viii be careless in the matter if he
is not carefully supervised.
Notice his posture, remembering the
important relation this bears to his
general health and self respect. Does
he stand erect with a free, easy car
riage. Is his head well poised. and his
shoulders straight and lying close to
the ribs behind? Does he walk toward
you with a firm, erect attitude, or
does he SLOUGH along with a STOPPING
body and dropping head? If these
things are not as they should be, an
investigation should be made OF the
physical training at his school.
Finally. see that he is properly
clothed. Many children wear too few
or too many clothes as the whim seizes
them, or as some playmate leads the
way. Do not let him be chilled in win
ter, or oyerheated in summer
Measles.
This usually comes on about 10 days
after the child has been exposed. The
child NAV come home from school
somewhat drowsy and irritable. An
observant mother realizes that some
thing is wrong The child may com.
plain of feeling chilly and may ever
have a real shaking chill. At night
the irritation increases and the child
is feyerish and restless. Sneezins. a
hoarse, hard cough, and some running
from the nose convince the mother
that the child has Caught cold" On
the following day the child's blood.
shot, watery eyes will attract atten
tion, and the experienced mother may
then suspect measles. AT this time a
physician will usually be able to make
a definite diagnosis, for on opening the
mouth, a careful look at the in
fcr side of the cheek, shows a few char
acteristic white tipped red spots, the
size Of the head of a pin, which are one
OF the signs of measles,
Mothers experienced in using a clint
cal thermometer will find that the
child has some fever, reaching 100 or
l0I degrees or more on the second
)
Usually after two or three DAYS of
the symptoms described, the rash APP
pears. This shows first behind the ears,
On the neck. or at the roots of the
isir. over the forehead. II appears as
small dark red spots which are at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01
SOUTH CABOT

Wesley Clark has returned from
New Haven, Conn, where he has beer
working the past few months.
Quite a snowstorm visited here Fri
day. II was not a very welcome guest
as il makes US think of what we must
expect a good deal Of.
Leon Dow and Henry DHrinell oi
Mansfield were al Lee Bows Sunday
Mr.. and Mr.. lee Dow were in
Msrshfeld Thursday at the home OF
Henry Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. d s Hall started for
Florida last week in their Ford car,
This is the second trip Mr.. Hall hss
made to Florida with the car.
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Lamberton Wis
tied at +. g. Lsmberton's in Cabot last
Saturday.
Angus Smith. who is taking down
the barn on the farm purchased Of L.
ID. Hall, had the misfortune to iniure
one rib last Monday. when q stick Of
timber hit him in the ribs.
The MANY friends IN this place Of r..
q. Lsmberton of Cabot are very sorry
90 hear Of this serious illness and Il
is hoped by al that be viii o be
the road u recovery
The engineers who are running lines
from Msrshield 10 Dsnville are work
ing through this place this week
Ernest Brown has finished moving
his goods to Pescham and l. working
Mrs. Flora Hall u IN Marshfeld for
a few DAYS this week with friends.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01
A TOUCHDOWN
WAS ENOUGH
Enabled Norwich Univer-
sity to Beat Middlebury
College Saturday
PLAYS AMI
TRICKS USED
Middlebury Was Stopped
on the Cadets 20
Yard Line

Mortified, Nov.-hS-In the first game
of the state championship series Sat
urday at Mortified, Middlebury was
defeated by Norwich by a score of 6
to o. The only score of the game was
in the first quarter during the last
minutes of play when Dewitt, full
back for Norwich. carried the ball over
Middlebury's goal line for a touch
down. The bali had previously been
worked up the field on a series of open
plays and trick formations. Norwich
failed to kick the goal.
In the third period, Middlebury car
ried the ball up to their opponents
20-yard line by a series of open plays
alternating with long and shoEt passes,
the latter being most effective; but the
ball was finally lost on downs. In the
final period MiddlebNry attempted
three long passes, each of which was
blocked by the Norwich defense. Nor.
witch punted the ball to Middlebury's
goal line in the fourth period, but it
was carried out TO her twenty-yard
line.
The only injuries Of the game were
those of Gollnick for Middlebury and
Maher foy Mortified, both of whom
went out on the same play. The in
jury sustained by GollIlck was not
serious, for he walked from the field.
The lineup:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01
ROBBERY AT FITzwILLIAM, N. H.
Paymaster for Victoria White Granite
Co. Robbed of $1,000.

Fitzwilliam, n. H., Nov, l.-Ernest
Woodbury., paymaster of the Victoria
White Granite company, was held up
by a masked man late Friday and
robbed of $1,000. The money repre-
sented the payroll of the company.
Mr.. Woodbury. was walking from
the railroad station, where the money
had been received, towards the quarry.
When near there he was confronted by
a man armed with a revolver, who de-
manded the money, and Woodbury., be-
ing unarmed, complied. The robber es.
capped.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-01
To Overcome Anaemic
Conditions
Which Are Much More Com.
mon Than Formerly

Anaemic conditions are much more
common than generally supposed. If
your blood is poor, thin, devitalized
you are a target for disease. Why
not. therefore, benefit by the expert.
ence of so, many people in this city
who have been restored to health, by
Ninol, the cod liver and iron strength
creator, blood and body builder.
Vinol is not a patent medicine as
all its ingredients are named on every
package and il contains just the ele-
ments needed to enrich the blood en-
sbling it to carry strength and vitali-
ty to every part of the body.
Your druggist sells it, and will re-
fund your money if it fails to benefit
you.-adv.