davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-10
9O-Day Period For Giving Notice
of Revocation of Certain
Clauses Expire.
NOT TO REVEAL ACTION
FIGHT on Merchant Marine Act Pro
vision Charged to Foreign Inter
est Who Seek to Thwart the
u. S. in it's Policy.

Expiration of the so
day period allowed the President by
the new merchant marine act to give
notice of the intention OF the United
States to revoke certain clauses OF
commercial treaties brought no Off
cial announcement from the executive
department of the government.
State department officials whose
study of commercial treaties to which
the United States is signatory has
revealed that about 25 such pacts con
travened the merchant marine act, de-
clined to say whether any decision had
been reached or any action taken. In
timation came from one high official,
however, that the matter had gone to
the White House.
Clauses To Be Revoked.
Clauses Of existing treaties which
must be revoked are those which, in
the words of the act, restrict the
right of the United States to impose
discriminating customs duties or i'm
ports entering the United States in
foreign vessels and in vessels OF the
United States and which also restrict
the right of the United States to i'm
pose discriminatory tonnage dues on
foreign vessels and on vessels of the
United States entering the United
States"
Speculation mas Deen widespread as
to the effect of notices to other nations
of this governments intention to re-
woke such clauses. Officials have ex-
pressed almost general belief that the
revocation of the clauses will lead TO
abrogation of the entire treaties. Many
of the treaties cannot be abrogated.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-10
RACERS FACE HAIL STORM
Pixies Peak Climbed Made Under
Great Difficulties

Colorado Springs-Racing through a
driving snow storm, blinded by hail
and bitter wind, Otto Loesche aud
AL M. Cline won first and second
places in the free-for-all hill climbing
to the summit of Pixies Peak.
William Bentrup won the small car
race and Davis Lewis was second.
Loesche not only won the Penrose tro-
ply and the $500 prize, but also the
$500 prize for the big car event and in
addition he set the best time for the
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-10

We save you money on your farm
or city property loan and give you
privilege to pay all or part before it is
due. F. NJ Doyle Company.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-10
Irish "Envoy" Ordered to Leave.

Irish envoy Ordered to Leave.
London-George Cavan Duffy, So
called ambassador of the Irish repub-
lie 70 France, has been given "a hours
by the French government in which
to leave N$&ce.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-10

Insure, in all branches in the leading
agency III RuSk county. +. Nj. Doyle
Company.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24
BETTER SO

Poor Mrs. Gribbles can't hear more than half her husband says to her"
 That's all right; she oughtnt to-"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24
[blCIeSanib

Send vour question to Information Bureau, United States Public Health Service, Washington, D. C. Give name and address # you wish personal re- ply.
 There is only one way for the public 10 protect itself against the deadly con- coetions sold as whisky but which often contain wood alcohol and that is to not buy them and further to not take even a single drink of the so- called bootleg" whisl1ey, booze" or "hootch."
 It is said that there is practically no pure whisky to be had, as the few who own it are not offering it for sale. True. there may be some being smuggled in over the Canadian bor- der but even this should be under the ban of suspicion. to say nothing of the fact that the law forbids both the importation and sale of intoxicants of any kind.
 The one best bet is to play safe and leave it alone for your health's sake.
 Water is both cheap and plentiful; then why have dirty hands or bodies Soap, water and sunshine are all fine for health and comfort.
 The shut in season is at hand But don't get the hibernating habit. The big outdoors is a good place to be in winter as well as in summer. The only difference is we need more cloth ing. Don't keep your living rooms too warm and don't sleep in a room witl the windows closed
 Sunlight. good air and plenty o elbow room make for the conditions that promote physical health anC vigOr.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

BlG HOUND. N D. CMv Home Nity)' Dec. 2.-RAZZBERRY!
 Now will want to no what I meen ven l yells above like rah rah stds so will now rite whicht.it means as you can see most of the champs ain't ,ooslns nothing but they crowns. For list' my friend Joe Stecher loose his rioIiher to my friend Stranguler sb Lewis when they got rastling on the
 vat & bird whose name is Layton bNho amt much known & ain't the 9 cusnyon billyard champ no more loose ms to a guy with a name like cigar De Ora. & Pres. Wilson loose his Co Harding X Jack Dempsey had a nHd work up $100,0O0 bucks for him & nc amt lost his. The other champ Whlcht ain't lost nothing is a horse whose name is Man-o-W War.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

kicks in with the right Both wear the | ga me size
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

l shood rite now &. Say Kristmuss IS good time to pass around the crowns whicht the fans can learn new names with new year.
 Run Home Babe ain't got no use for his crown no more after 1st yr. whicht he will have to do same owe ragain. Now will see where crown has went when this bird Richie Mitchell who aint home now fights Champeeon Benny Leonard & my friend Pete Herman got to fight agin another bird Twhose name is Lynch who ain't rum lAa1c South if his name does sound that 'NSay.
 rSo now understd why ] rites razz- berry at front of this letter. l am sending picture of my dog & me whicht I draw for you & whicht was give to me for Kristmuss.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

to cold for the inmates a committee of the prisoners \ forced the bars, climbed out, and went in search of the nearest coal yard. They returned with enough coal to keep the fire burning quite awhile.
 It may interest you to learn that Lemon Ice of Sisterville, W. Va, has obtained the legal right to change his name to Lee Ice.
 Life usually averages up pretty evenly. Duchesne county, Utah, elect ed a recorder seven feet three and a sheriff three feet eleven.
 "Precious Pewee," a pet hen, was buried at Centralia. H., recently. Three physicians had shrugged in a vain ef- fort to save the hens life. The body
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24
By Alnan
By Blosser

kicks in with the right. Both wear the same size.
 The reported death of Hi Price now is admitted to have been greatly ex- aggerated.
 Have you an idea of how things would have banned out if the redskins had in the congress of 1491 passed law forbidding immigration from Flu rope-and had been able to enforce the law?
 But, as Squire Harpington points out, if tilo Volstead act had been on the statute books when the Pilgrims landed the redman would never have drank himself into near extinction on near beer.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24
SC)CH l(' [lalL,Z:::L :::, k; ;]zz;5

Bob McClain, former marine, has been offered the title of sultan of Liang- Hang, in the South Seas, but has refused the royal crown because the late sultan insisted upon passing along his harem of 40 dusky wives to the next ruler.
 When the jail at Buffalo. s. D, got
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

A bar of iron made into balance springs for watches is increased in val ue 50,00O times.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24
A CLEAN HEART

Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me- Psalms u, 10.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

Hyman Leftovitz, 99 years old. has aplied for passports to Palestine. Go ing over to visit my grandfather" Left ovits said before he left"
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

John Holland and George Williams, both of Carlisle. Ky, wear the same Howsat for cutting the Fl. c. L.? John furnishes the left foot. and George
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

Horace Greedy reached New York with $10 and four years later founded a weekly newspaper
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

My wife is the sister of Jack Demp- sey, and can't forget she has fighting blood in her veins complained Bill Barrow, Salt Lake City, in his defense when arraigned after losing a one round bout with his better half.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-24

was embalmed and placed in brass : trimmed coffin, the mourners sitting up at the hen wake all night.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
ZKomitetu Manifestacyi
Kosciuszkowskiej.
MARSZRUTA WYMARSZU DO
STOP POMNIKA TADEUSzA Ku-
SCIUSZKI.
Dnia 5000 maja, 1920 roku, godzIna
1880 po poaudniu.

Poch6d wyruszy Pc Division ulicy
do California ave-, wejdzie wprost
do parku.
PierwSza Dywizya: Ludwik Panek,
g46wny m~arszalek,
Adjutanci: Szeklucki, Brzostko,
Ciagle, Klimek.
Komitet Manifestacyi, Wydzia} No
rodowy, GoScie z~aproszeni.
Pclicya konna, Policya piesza pod
komenda ~porucznika Paiczyhskiego.
Kapela p~rofesora Przybylskiego,
Sztandar amerykanski i po4ski.
Ustawia sic ma Division ulicy
pred OGDEN q. n. P.
Weterani wojny swiatowej z Ar
mil Stan6w Zjedroczcnych, al we,
terani z Armii Polsklej. - Ustawia
sic ma Cleaver ulicy. P6lnocna strc-
ma cd Division. Czolem do Division
Kapela Polowa, Weteran6w z woi,
ny hiszpanskiej, oraz lily Pufk In
fanteryi III, N. G.. pod komenda 20,
rucznika Panke. ustawi sic ma Noble
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
Z Onegdajszego Popisu
ma Stanislawowie.

Onegdaj p~rzepe{niona saba Sw. Stanl-
s}awa Kostki byfa S%wiadkiem dOskdna-
lego dOrocznego popisu danego przcz
uczni PAM Agnieszki Nering. II powodu
zbyt obszernego programu ME jeSteSmy
W stanie wszystkich wyszczeg0lniac;
wymieniamy tylko najudatniejSze hume
"a Duet Azucena i Manrico Home to
our Mountains, 2 opery T%rovatOTe Cd
spiewany przez AInastazye Ezopp i Jana
Neringa, oraz lieznego ch6ru wypadi
bardzo dobrze.. DekOracya sceneryi do
tego obrazu by4a wprost malownicza.
Burze entlzyastycznych oklask0w &c
brala mala Virginia Rybicka, oddajac
doskonale ,Tupne sobie nG6ia". Ma
~szczeg6lnq uwtage zasluhy} seXtet z O.
perry Lucia de Lammermoor" kt0ry
wykonali panowie: Jan Nering, Jan
Ranked, Wiktor Czastka, Miko1aj Ma
Eur, oraz PAM Anastazya Ezopp i pam
Ma Felicya ~StepczyhSka. ZaZnaczyc wy
pada, re doSkona1y CLOS barytonOwy
mia} p. Ranked. Najlepiej pOdOba{ sic
taniec malcj Lorety Turalskiej i take
podobala sic p~ublicznoSci d~cklamacya
,,Narzekanie starej panny', w~yg}oszo-
ma przez panne Rozalie Bagihska. Ma
rya Obarska, OdSpiewala z wielkiem pO-
wodzeniem ,,PioSnke Broni-M0niuSzki.
Ostatnie diva numery: Walczyk Majo-
wy / Brahms Mazurka" wywOlaly sal
we oklaSk6w. Nastepnie 20 rozdaniu
naSr6d i d~yplom6w przez aldermana
1Gtej wardy y StQIislawa II. Kunza,
wiCcz0r pOpiSOwy zakOhczonO 31Spie--
wanicm hymnu narodowegO. NadmieniG
wypada, IL odby& sic take pOpis popo-
l~unlniowy mlodSzych %uczennic PAM Ne
ring, kt6ry r0wnieA cieSzyl sic nadzwy-
czAj wielkim pOwOdZeniem. Dodac ma
ley, 10 Szkola pani NCrinc 2 rokiem
kazdvm rbi cOraz TO lcpSzc postcpy, 2
kt6rcj wychOdZa uzdOInicni | utalentO-
wane ucZcnnicc / uCzniOwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Ejdent, pna NJ. zajewska; p. B.
Zajewski i p. K. Derwihski; W
,,Fatalnej Szafie" brazil udziai: p.
J. Welniiski, pna S. silva, pna
NJ. Zarzakiewicz, p. w. Derwih-
ski, pna Z. zmijewska, p. c. Da-
dzila i p. S. Ejdent. Pc zakohcze-
niu programu odby}a sic zabawa
taneczna, ma kt6rej bawiono sic
ochoczo do pozneJ godziny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
Z BIURA KOMTTETU
MANIFESTACYI.

Niniejszem zawiadamia sic, re
pc manifestacyi W niedziele, dnia
SOgo maja, odbedzie sic uroczy-
ste Przyjecie honorowych gosci
ze strony Rzadu Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, Rzadu Rzeczypospoli--
tel Polskiej i mowc6w w sail
Zwiazku Polek, o godz. 7mej
wieczorem.
Poniewaz liczba biletow jest O.
graniczona, przeto wszyscy in
teresowani zechca sic zgiaszac
Pc bilety wstepu do blur wv.
Mar. Pol, Zjednoczenia P. R. K,
Zwiazku Polek, Macierzy Pol
skiej, Okregu II. z. S. P. - maj
pozniej do czwartku wieczorem
Cena biletu $500 cd osoby. "a
proszen osobistych wysy4ac sic
ME bedzie. Wszyscy przeto, kto-
rzyby chcieli wziac udziai w tenn
przyjeciu, zechca sic zgfosic do BIZ
Lefty jak nairychlej.
F. P. Garbarek,
prezes Kom. Wyk.,
WIad. Piekarz,
sekr. Kom. Man.
M. Turbak,
PREF. Kom. Man.
x
w tych dniach p~owysy}ane 20
sta}y zaproszenia wraz Z bileta--
mi ma platforme m6wcow podczas
manifestacyi. Poniewaz zaproszo-
nych osob jest znaczna liczba, Ii
czba zaS siedzen jest og~raniczo--
ma, prZeto z EonlecZnoScl homl-
tet wysyiac musiaI tylko bardzo
cgraniczona liczbe bilet6w. Kto-
by jednak czuf sic pokrzywdzo--
nym, zechce sic zglosic do biura
komitetu pnr. 1909 n. Ashland
ave. po'bilety, a W miare moznoScl
zadania Jego zostana uwzglednio-
ne.
prezes Kom. Wyk.
F. P. Garbarek,
W}ad. Piekarz,
sekr. Kom. Man.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
z WEST PULLMAN.

w rocznlce Za1ozenla PREY pa
rafii Which. NajSw. Maryi Pan
ny Kofka Literackiego i'm. H.
Siekiewicza, przez dzielnego pra-
cownika, m~iiujacego mlodziez,
proboszcza tamtejszego X, T.
Langforta, odbyi sic ubieglej ME
dzieli wieczor amatorski, ma kto-
ry zlozyly sic dwie sztuczki tea
t~ralne, Spiewy i kontest deklama-
cyjny.
Z powodu braku odpowiedniej
sail w w. Pullman, Ko{ko wieczo-
EEK swoj urzadzilo W K~ensington,
W sail OBJ. Stahczyka PREY 115-ej
III. Doprawdy milo by}o spojrzec
ma mfodziez te, plci obojga, rwa-
ca sic do samoksztalcenia sic, O.
raz pielegnowania jezyka ojczy--
stego; a jest tam tego spora gro
madka!
Ma rozpoczecie wieczoru, czlon
kowie i czionkinie Kofka Litera-
ckiego odSpiewali pieknie uMarsz
Polakow", poczem Z szeregu ich
wystqpif prezes tego Koika p. J.
Welnihski z krotkiem przemj--
w;eniem, w kt6rem w pierwszy1n
rzedzie om6wit cele i zadania
Kofka Literackiego, poczem po--
dziekowaf serdecznie prob. X.
Langfortowi "a za}ozenie i'm
tego Kofka / "a prace mu poSwle-
coma, dzieki ktorcj m}odziez Pnll-
manska - miast waiesac sic
gdzieS po katach, spedza mile i z
korzyScia czas ma ksztalcenir sic;
dziekowal rowniez publicznoSci
"a liczne przybycic ma wieczcrek
i p~opieranie K6lka. w dowod
wdziecznoSci i uznania "a prace
poSwiecoh2 ola Kofka Lit. PARMA
I. z~mijewska, sekretarka Noba,
w lego imieniu, wreczyla X pro-
boszczowi Langfortowi wspania}y
bukiet roz. Z kolei przystapiono
do konteStu deklamacyjnego, do
ktorego stanelo trzynastu cz'on-
k6w i czionkih Kolka; sedziam'
kontcstu byli X. K. Marcinkic--
wicz, asystent PREY parafii Mat%i
Boskiei Rozancowej W North Chi
cago'i P. F. Scholl, cz}onek Re-
dakcyi YDziennika Chicagoskie--
60"
w konteScie pierwsza nagrode
przedstawiajaca wartoSt $4,000,
"a deklamacye ,Meczennik", o.
trzymala pannd H. Behrendt,
dr1ga nagrode za5, przedstawiaj2-
ca wartoSc $1,000, "a deklamacye
..Teniec Polski', otrzymala parma
NJ. Zajewska. Inni wsPo}zawod-
nicy w konteScie byli nastepuj2-
CIV: Parma L. Willie, p. 7. Sla--
wihski, pna J. Koziowska, p. W.
Haraskiewicz, pna S. kotowska,
p. c. Dadzi}a, p. K. "Cisek, pna Z.
Zmijcwska i pna R. Derwinska.
Spiew solowy Its May Time"
odSpiewala ladnie pna L. ZmiJew-
ska. Nastepnie odegrano dwie je-
dnoakt6wki ,Blazek Opetany" /
,.Fatalna Szafa", ktore, jak ma
niebardzo zgtanych jcszczc anna
torow wypadly niczle. w ,Blaz-
ku Opetanym" brali udziaf naste-
pujacy amatorzy i amatorki p. J.
Weinihski, Z. zmijewska, pna
A. Welnihska, p. K. Cisek, p. W.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

-
sion, czolem do Division.
Druga Dywizya: Komendant Mach
- Zarzad Zwiazku Wojsk Polskich,
oddziaIy i skauci ustawia sic ma d.
vision ul. po obu stronach ma wschGd
cd Noble, czoiem do Noble.
Dzieci szkolne, oraz dzieci W stro-
jach narodowych re szkoly Kornow-
skiego, dstawia sic ma Noble III. pot
nocna strona Cd Division, czofem do
Division.
Trzecia Dywizya: Naczelnik oh. z.
de Latour. Okreg II q. S. P, Ottawa
szkolna, Sokolice l Sokoli W mundu-
rach uroczystych ustawia sic ma Clea-
YER ul., poiudniowa strona, czoiem
do Division.
Czwarta Dywizya: Marszaiek Kan
prowski. Zarzad Centralny Zwiazku
Mar. Pol, pracownicy biurowi, Gml-
ny | Grupy. Gmina, 2, s, II, IA, %,
"a, SO, 123, Al i 55 ustawia sic ma
Holt ul., czolem do Division. Gminy
zas rs, 50, 81, 81, 101, 100, 125
12S ustawia sic ma Dickson III. CO
lem do Division.
Plata Dywizya: Zarzad Zjednocze-
mia Pclsko. Rzym. Kat, Osady / To-
warzystwa, oraz dzielnica Kantowo
przy4acza sic do pochodu PREY Mil
waukee ave. l Division.
Sz0sta Dywizya: Marszaiek ]. Nj
klewicz, Zarzad Zwiazku Polek, Cru
py i T~owarzystwa, stowarzyszenle
Polak6w W Ameryce, Macierz Pol
ska, Zwiazek Mfodziezy Polskiej,
WoIne Polki ma ziemi Washingtona,
ustawia sic ma Ashland av. pred Do
mem Zwiazku Polek oraz ma Bau-
vans III.
. Si6dma Dywizya: Marszalek Maty-
sa. D~zielnica Kazimierzowo i Gmi-
ma 70 q. n. P. ustawia sic ma Marsh
field ave-, czolem do Division str.
0sma Dywzya: MarszaIek T. Kiei-
basinski. Union Commercial Cor?o-
ration (Stowarzyszenie Polskich
Handlowc6w), Studenci szkoiy har-
dlowej, Palatine, ustawia sic ma Pau
lima ul. p6lnocna strona Cd Div;
sion czolem do Division, korpora-
eva Polskiego Orla / Ursus Motor
Co., Stowarzyszenie T'echnik6w / Sto-
warzyszenie Mechanik6w, Liga repC-
blikanska. Liga demokratyczna, To-
warzystwa samoistne rstawia sic ra
Paulina ul. po1udniowa strona Cd
Division, czolem do Division.
Dziewiata Dywizya: Samochody u
stawia sic ma Hermitage ave.
Zwraca sic uwage Vszystkich mar
szafk6w, re obowiazkiem ich jest po-
informowac wszystkich swych ludzi'
re, przechodzac obok sztandaroW'
maja oddac czeSG przez zdjecie ka-
pelusza. Marszalkowie "a r6wniea
cdpowiedziali "a wzorowe prowadze-
ME swych Dywizyi / utrzymanie ich
W porzadku.
UWAGA: o lie ktoS W programme
nirie--ym zostal pominietym, ME
chat zechce sic zglosit W dniach mai
blizszych do gf6wnego Marszalka.
Straze honcrowe PREY pomniku 10
sciuszki pelnit beda sok0li W mum
durach urcczystych, przyboczna z2s
straz przy powozie zaproszonych 60
Sci pefnit bedzie zastep Sokoiow kon
nych.
IUDWIK PANEK,
MarszaIek Gi6wny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
IUDWIK PANEK,
NIarszalek Gi0wny,

Telefon Haymarket 2159.
Nfniejszem podaje sic do wiado--
mosci og6lnej, re z okazyi Mamie
stacyi W dniu 80 maja wydany be-
die program oficyalny staraniem
Komitetu Wykonawczeyo Manifesto
CYL. Program ten sprzedawac beda
panic i panienki przez Komitet upo-
waznione i majace odznake Romlt9-
tn. Wszelkie iune programy,' o ileby
byiy. ME maja mic wspolnego z ho-
mitetem i pieniadz ma ME wydanY'
ptjdzie do kieszeni wydawcow.
WLAD. PIEKARZ,
sekr. KOm. Manifest.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

Mia oSm tygodni jak robotni-
icy przemyslu marmurowego pro-
wadzq walke I pracodawcami o
p~odwyzke zap}aty, lepsze warun-
Xxi piracy i uznanie uni. Fabry--
kanci godza sic juz ma podwyzke
zaplaty, lecz upieraja sic jeszcze
PREY odmowie uznania uni i OTTO
giownie Gala ia walka sic prowa-
dzi. Jak sic dowiadujemy, w straj
ku tym w w~iekszoSci biora udzia}
r~obotnicy Polacy i oni to gfownie
postanowili sobie ME wracac do
piracy, dop6ki ME zmusza praco-
dawcow do neutrality-suspicious.
mel uni swej. Pracodawcy podo-
bno wszelkimi sposobami -stara--
ia sic zwabic ludzi do piracy. Ro-
botnicy zadaja podpisania umo-
wy jake gwarancyi dotrzymania
warunk6w ugody. Strawberry So
pewni zwyciestwa, gdyz wiedza
O tenn, re zamowieh do fabryki
radchodzi mnostwo, a robota ME
odchodzi jak powinna. Fabrykan-
CT tez ME moga byle kt6rego z
robotnikow przyjac do piracy, al
BOWEN przemys} marmurowy
wymaga robotnikow fachowych,
uswiadomionych w tym zakresie.
Wszystkie delsgacye poszcze--
golnych lokali uhijnych W REGAL
mach, biora dzisiaj gremialny u
dial W, pogrzebie swego pre-
wodcy, sp. Jana Kikulskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25
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Tysiqc sto ,cz}onk6w lokalu No.
1856, rozwozicieli chleba, giosowa-
lc W miniona sobote "a wyjsciem
ma strajk, jezeli ME dostana "a
danej podwyzki piacy. W}ascicie-
lie piekarh odm6wili zqdaniu uni.
Woznicc dotychczas otrzymuja
$4,000 tygodniowo i siedm pro-
cent Cd nadwyzki ponad SUNG
$4,000. zqdajq $4,000 i siedm
procent Cd nadwyzki ponad $500.
Cry i'm sic uda, ME wiadomo. w
kazdym razic b2dzmy pewni, re
"a chleb i ciasta b~edziemy mu-j
sieli znowu wiecej p}acic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-25

(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-08-12

Associations will continue to be formed
under State laws as before. The
rights of the public are in every way
safeguarded. The Secretary of Ag-
riculture is given power to prevent
any association organized under this
law from exploiting the public. even
if it was possible or the farm organ
ization was so inclined. The farmer
in the past has never been able to fix
the price of the products he produced.
The same corporations that fix the
prices of farm products through the
boards of trade, cold-storage ware
houses, and other combinations Of
great corporations also fix the prices
of everything the farmer buys. He is
thus ground between two millstones.
As a result, there is a great move
ment away from the farms.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1920-08-12
NOTICE OF SEPTEMBER PRIMARY
Gantap,har 1Q00

State of Wisconsin, Department of States
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at Primary
to be held in the several towns wards, villages and
election districts of the state of Wisconsin the
first Tuesday of September, A. D. 1920 being the
seventh day Of said month, the following officers
are to be nominated:
Notice is hereby given that primary election will
be held in the several towns, villages, wards and cleo
tion precincts Of said County the Seventh day of
September, 1920 for the purpose of nominating
ddates for the following State and County Offices to
be voted for at the general election be held the
second day of November, A. d., 1920
A GOVERNOR, in place of Emanuel L. Philip,
whose term of office will expire on the first Monday
of January, A. d. 1921.
A. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, in place of Ed
ward F. Dithmar whose term of office will expire
the first Monday of January, 1921.
A SECRETARY OF STATE in place of Merlin
Hull, whose term of office will expire the first
Monday of January, 1921.
A STATE TREASURER, in place of Henry John
son, whose term of office will expire the first Mon
day of January, 1921.
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL, in place of John ].
Blaine, whose term of office will expire on the first
Monday of January, 1921.
A UNITED STATES SENATOR, in place of r.
vine L. Lenroot, whose term of office will expire
March A. 1921.
A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS for the
Eighth Congressional District comprised of the coun
ties of Marathon Portage, Waupaca, Waushara