davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-12

- Viz Al ST OoptASI CuulCA LIE
following program will be carried
out At the morning service hour:
voluntary-Mrs. Grace Sherman.
Scripture response.
Song, "Oh Church, Awake!"--
School.
Responsive Scripture reading.
singing, Gloria Patri-School.
neutrality-suspicious..
Recitation, welcome. Friends
ana Strangers"-Clarence Lewis.
Recitation, I'm Glad You Came
-Lurline Summers. ..
Exercise. Around the Cross
an. Charchill's class.
recitation, ",Vhat VIII You Do?''
= Mary Gavin.
song. What We Can Do"-Pri-
nsiy department.
Exercise, Finer Than Gold
Twelve junior boys.
isolation, Our Fathers CALI
Urinary boys.
exercise, THE Best Investment
MIS- Taylor's and Mrs. Nettle-
@ns classes.
song. Invest'-School.
~. oscillation, "'Tis Forward.
Hiss Eva Simonds.
exercise, Little ThinEss-Mrs,
Sates class.
Exercise. the Golden Opportu-
Seven intermediate girls.
Soas, III We Truly Live for Him"
School.
i, Exercise. Little Followers Of the
49, Miss Katherine ! Robb'a
Rotation. let Us Go to Jesus
llsabeth Merwin.
.xercise, Something for Jesus
Gunther's class.
eng, my God Shall Supply AL,
eeds"-schoOl.
u smarks--Pastor.
citation. Collection Apeech"
s nd Ormsby.
0aering.
losing song. '1rhe Church Leads
henediction.
Broadway Presbyterian.
u, g Broadway church program
y &c given at 1880 as follows
sfocessional.
lpture and prayer Hurvey E
sitis. q
re Lord Il In His Holy Tenn
Z. rimary department.
ssaye of the Herald Re1
sefstick.
- about ~ flowers BeeiA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

fact that the consumer now is paying only fl per cent more for tires than in 1914, whereas he is paying 253 per- cent more for wearing apparel than in 1914 over 113 per cent more for fuel and light, 267 per cent more for sugar, and 231 per cent more. for household fur nishings, with commensurate percentages of increase in the prices of practically all other commodities.
 The sudden curve back from the peak of high prices, precipitated by currency deflation and restriction of credit, un- questionably has led many motorists to ar tcipate a drop in tire prices, and con sequently has caused many to delay con- templated purchases until the drop could come But the comparatively low price of tires at this time does not indicate such a downward trend. Hence it is ar gued that while the American public may be justified in waiting for prices of cer- tain commodities. which now are selling at better than 100 per cent advance over 1914. to decline, there is nothing to jus tifv similar decrease in prices of tires.
 Another important factor is the added highly perfected tire today. Six years ago a 4.o0O mile tire was unusu- al. Today. an S-No0-mile tire perform ance is very ordinary record. Figur- ing conservatively upon this mileage ba- sis alone 1920 tire will deliver at least 100 per cent more mileage than a 1914 tire, and yet costs but 37 per cent more The tire selling for $50 in 1911 cost one
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

[ and one-quarter cents per mile, based on 1000 miles of service. The same tire
 now gives at neast twice the mileage and costs only s70 making the cost per mile only seven-eghths of a cent. This means that the same mileage actually is being purchased today for 90 per cent less money.
 This improvement in the 19ao tire over the 1914 tire, it is pointed out even is | more marked in a comparison of the 1910 l tire with that of today, the average mileage today being fully three times that of a 1910 tire. Motorists in 1910 paid
 sS6.6 for 30 by 311 tire, and s11.90 for l the same size of tube. Today they pay 1 only s23.50 for the same tire and s45O for l the tube-gettng three times the mle- age for s1955 less money. On the 4 by tire, the 1910 price was $5S40 compared
 to S4010 today, and s14.90 for tube as | compared to s36.30 today-a saving to the
 motorist of s21.sO per tire. or sS.so for full tire equipment, with three times the 1910 mileage.
 | There are several clements directly re- sponsible for this condition Principal among them is the improved method Of | manufacturing automobile tires, of ra1s- | ing and curing rubber and of making cotton tire fabric all made possible l through long experience, careful research work and the invention of more modern machinery. Secondly, quantity produc- 1 tion has permitted greater manufactur- 1 ing economy, overhead reduction and the marketing of the finished tire at a lower l cost to the consumer. Were conditions normal and were the purchasing value of the dollar not cut practically in two, prevalent tire prices might not be con sidered so unusual. But when it Is taken into consideration that wages, freight rates, food prices, the cost pr
 cotton and the various compromising ln- gradients used in the manufacture or
 tires have scared. and in nearly all cases
 more than doubled, the fact that auto mobile tires are of better quality and
 vet are selling for less than they did ten years ago constitutes refreshing thought and decided relief from the incessant reminder of the high cost or living.
 Since August, 1914 the price of cotton has jumped from % cents a pound to S1 35 a pound-an increase of 575 per cent The manufa curing cost of cotton fapr'c for automobile tires has Increased lso per cent while the cost of compoundns ingredients has increased approximately 6S per cent. The price of crude rubber today is unusually low, compared to other materials; but the present low level in price does not affect tire prices, due to the fact that vast quantities of rubber were contracted for before the break m price.
 The present ''hold back" attitude or the motoring public is believed due to misunderstanding of actual facts, and to lack of appreciation of the availability of automobile tires at prices so near thelr pre-war level. In business circles 1t 's felt confidently that prices of practically all other commodities will have to breaN and show an appreciable decline before the situation will justify any reduction in tire prices.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
Helicopter of Great Size

Stimulated by recent offers of large money prizes, number of French aercnautical engineers are busy with the construction of vertically rising, heavier -than-air machines The larg est of these is a helicopter character ized by its unusually large size and substantial construction. which is the subject of an illustrated article in Pop ular Mechanics Magazine. The wings pesmble in plon the leaves of a four leaf clover, and are carried on metal tubes which radiate from a central up- right This upright is mounted on the middle of the metal fuselage, and is revolved by nine-cylinder radial en- zine.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
DOWNWARD TREND
 OF TIRE PRICES NOT INDICATED
PneumaticS Are Nearer Their Pre-War Level Than Any
 Other Commodity

Careful analysis of the rubber tire man. ufacturing business does not indicate downward trend of tire prices, accord ing to expert business analysts. whose opinion is based upon the comparative increases in price of practically all com- modities within the past six years and the fact that automobile tires are today nearer their pre-war level of prices than nearly every other staple article upon the American market. The basic factor in drawing the conclusion that tire prices will remain staple while prices of many other articles may be expected to drop with further deflation of currency, is the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

F. o. B. Factory Wire Wheels and spare tires extra
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
Do WiadomosciN Ma
szych Czytelniczek

Firnla Beauty Pattern Compa-
NY, dostarczajaca ,Modelek" ma
Sym paniom, donosi, co nastepu-
je:
II powodu podrozenia papieru
i innych materyaiow zmuszeni je-
steSmy podnieSc Gene ma ,,Modei-
ka" Z dziesieciu ma d~wanaScie
cent6w "a kazde ,,Modelko''. Ma
rdy nadzieje, IL cena ia ME pre-
straszy nasze odbiorczynie, VIE
dzace z doSwiadczenia, IL cena
takichze ,.NIodeIek" dochodzi do
trzydzieSci centow "a jedno Mo
delko" W innych skiadach. Me-
znaczne to, BIO tylko o &c podwyz-
szenie ceny, obowiazuje Cd dnia
l-go kwietnia br. (Podp.)
Yours very truly,
Beauty Pattern Company.
Geo. c. Crandall
Western Representative"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

Art. J. - Jako jeden Z najsku-
teczniejszych srodkow, by clalo
odzyska}o wiaSciwe ksztaity, du-
20 rucfu. Przez przyspieszenie Cd
dechu czasteczki maczne i cukier
sPalajq sic tym sposobem mic do
puszcza sic przeAiany ich W
tiuszcz.
Zgodziwszy sic ma ten picrwszy
warunek, dalsze wskazowki sd juz
bardzo proste: ME trzeba sic diu-
go wysypiac, lecz wstawac wcze-
snie; chodzic DUO cd samego ra-
ma i Emusic sic tax do piracy fly
cznej jak i umyslowej.
Ale obok ruchu, nalezy prowa-
die zycie bardzo wstrzemiezli--
we, zachowywac surowa dyete, to
Jest odrzucic zupelnie Z pozywic-
MIA pokarmy, majace Wlasnosc
wytwarzania tfuszczu.. Wszystkie
potrawy maczne, pieczywo, ka-
SIZE, kartoiIe, %ciasta, cukry, dopo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
''Postep" Milose,

Pan Gustav mial bardzo dobra
posade i oprocz tego majatek. Bys
p~rzystojny, ~elegancki i miai te
tylko wade, re bardzo powoli
myslai, a Z tego powodu W trud,
nych zyciowych przejSciach tro-
szeczke sic jakai.
Pan Gustav pc zastanowleniu
sic, IL ma wszystko, czego do
szczeScia we dwoje potrzeba, po-
stanowiI sic ozenic. Ma ~nieszcze-
Scie, zakocha} sic W Slicznej pan
ME, ktora chciaia bye postepowq
i studyowala biologie.
Wszystko jedno jednak - 20
wiedzial sobie. Byl poeta / VIE
dzial, re poezya odniesie zwycie-
stwo mad - biologia. Prey pierw-
szej nadarzonej sposobnoSci
chciaI ia" o tenn przekonac.
Sill zwirem wysypana Sciezka
iadnego ogrodu.
- CO pani porabiasa cd casa.
jak widzieliSmy sic poraz ostatni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

Wciaz krajala PAM kr6liki i cry
Mia z mimi doSwiadczenia? Cze--
sto mySlalcm o naszcj rozmowic
- czesto.
- Jake piekne So te jesienne
kwiaty - rzckIa parma Weroni--
ka po chwili kFopotliwcgo milcze,
MIA. Parma Veronica ME lubiEa
rozmawiaC o swoich zajeciach Z
- ciezko mySlacymi m~ezczyzna-
nil.
- o! tax, p6jdz PAM i zobacz
Swietomichalskie stokrotki tam W
rogu ogrodu; Poprostu marzenie.
Parma Veronica poczuia ME-
bezpieczeiistwo i nastroszy}a Pi6r
ka, jak schwytany W samotrzask
ptaszek, kt6ry sic jednak my;lI
broniG. Wiedziala, jak bardzo Of
c;cc i ciocia zycza sobie togo
malzehstwa.
Tymczasem pan Gustav wy
znaI jcj, re kocha piekno, &c ME
pojmuje zycia bez piekna, re We
dug niego kazdy dobry uczynck
musi bye piekny. a zadna pick
liza rzecz ME mozc bye fla.
- One mnie po prostu wzru--
szajq, y rzekl, wskazujqc ma
kwiaty szcrokim gestem. - ia
zawsze, kiedy patrze ma cos pick
ncgo, tcstem wzruszonym / wte'
DIV zawsze chcialbym albo Smiac
sic, albo piakac, albo... moilit
SIG - dokohczyI za~Patrzony W jej
brwi.
Kiedy to jest otwarcie par
lamentu? - zapytaia nagle pan
ma Veronica.
On oparS sic o drzewo, skrzyzo-
wal nogi i reke Z lekka pred Sic
bic wyciagna}.
- Pania pre-. pre-. Gle
ME zajmuje polityka? zapytal
|jakby z cieniem protestu.
- Owszem - odparla = bar
do; ia jestem ciekawa. Moze dla-
tego, re tax malo WIEN. Ale zdaje
mi sic, re kazdy inteligentny clio
wick powinien sic interesowat po-
lityka. Wszak ona mas wszyst-
kich dotyczy; wedlug pana kwe'
stye polityczne ME sa wazne?
- PrzvnaiInniej ME dzisiaj, j
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
POGADANKA.

Mioda kobieta SzIa natioczona
utica i ciagle sic oglqdala; magic
zostala uderzona przez szybko =
dacego przechodnia, ktory porwal
jej torebke i ucieki, a ona upadta
i uderzyia czoiem o kamien.
Skrwawion2, rozpiakana, podniosl
~policyant i mowii ostro: YPo co
DO ogladasz sic, dlaczego ME pa
trzysz pred siebie ! ME uwazasz?
Nikomu ME wydarzy sic mic zle--
60, kto idzie uwaznie wymija ME
bezpieczenstwa,"
A ME tyIko sic tax dzieje, gdy
idziemy utica: 1 przez zycie male
zy isc presto, odwaznic, ME ogia-
dsjac sic wciqz na wszystkie stro
ny: DO zycie jest wawozem,
prowadzacym do dobrego i do vie
cznoSci"
Kobieta ogladajaca sic Ia wszy-
stAiem, "a tenn, co ia ME powinno
Obchodzic, lub tez "a jakqS lepsza
przeszioScia, kt6ra sic juz ME
wroci... stale sic zgorzkniaia,
niezadowolona, gderliwa. Kobiety
o sercp peinem miloSci, kobiety
kochane i pozqdanc sa tie. ktore
jsk najmniej wspominajs o tenn
go byio" i tie - ktore umicja
,zie" zapomniec.
Ogiadanie sic wstecz, to: boja-
EiwoSc, wahanie sic, ciekawoSc-
ktore ME prowadza do dobrego.
Yale, zgryzoty, choroby sa udzia-
lem tych. kt6rzy zaniast iSc od--
waznie patrzac pred siebie, miast
dazyG Z terazn:ejszoscia i Przysz-
to5ciq. oglgdajq sic "a ~przeszfo-
5ciq.
,,Idz naprzod! Giowa do 60
"! Oczy prosto! - gdyz tylko
~przyszIoSc jest twoja. PrzeszioSt
trudno wskrzesi6; zapadia sic W
c;enie."
Tax radzi wierki filozof DR..
Craine.
,,Nagroda Swiata i wiasnego
zadowolenia oczekuje mezezyzne,
daz9cego presto naprz6d. Milost
idzie naprzeciw kobiety. ktora
dla siebie ! innych mySli o przy-
s~zIoSci."
..Niechaj ME lamia twojej E.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
DZIAI L KOBIET.
Referuje Marya s.
Referuje MarYa 8.

nergii i odwagi trudnoSci W zyciu,
trudnoSci w nauce, niezdanc egza-
nina - mlodzieipcze zabierz sic
z ochota ma nowo do piracy, a z
pewnoScia zwyciezysz."...
ME rozpaczaj dziewczyno po
p;erwszym miiosnym zawodzie..
Zapomnij o niegodnym twojej mi
.soSci, idz naprzod, idz Z ochota a
spokojem; znajdziesz ~jeszcze ia
kiego, ktory potrafi ocenit twoje
serce"
Il ty poczatkujacy przemysfo-
we've, ME ogladaj sic, ME mysl
ciagle o stratach i bledach, ktore
w niedoSwiadczeniu twy1n Gle ME
oszczedziiy ME lekaj sic zdwojo"
nej. wytezonej piracy; dobry slew
piracy must wydac dobrc owoce."
ME nam czasu mySlec o czfo-
wieiu, kt6ry mic kiedyS obrazif'
= mowi Morton.
Kiedy sic spali}a fabryka Ed
soma, a reporterzy przyszli z lin
terwiewami" do niego, zastali go
zajetego kreSleniem nowych pia-
now do przysziej lbudowy.
Zwatpienie patrzy wstecz, Cd
-waga naprz6d; zgryzliwoSc SUI
ka przeszlych spraw, ratQ$c zycia
i wesolo;c cieszy sic przyszlo-
Scia.
NiepomyslnoSG ciagnie Gle
wstecz; ME dozwol, ably opuszcza
la Gle ~nadzieja stworz sobie
szczeScie.
Navel kr6tkowidz idacy wSr6d
cizby ludu ME zostanie potraco-~
nym, gdy idzie spokojnie naprzod,
nawet najzdrowszego i najsilniej-
szego ME ominie przyPadek, sdy
jest nieuwaznym.
Me ogladaj sic!
Wspomnij ma zone Lota!...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

3112. - Praktyczny komplet
bielizny i ubranek ola niemowlat:
Plaszczyk Z kaszmiru, serge, lub
jedwabiu, kimono Z tegoz mate
ryaiu hub flaneli, ! tax dalej, Po.
dug gustu. Spis ubranek: A.
plaszczyk; "a jarda; B.. sukien
ka do w6zka, "a jarda C. - Gle
p}a srtkienka, "a jarda; D. - XII
mono 2B jarda; E. nocna ko-
szulka pa jarda; F. dilemma
koszuHa, "a jarda; H. - czepe-
tzek Is jarda; 1. - staniczek =
iarda; ]. - majteczki Y jarda /;
K. - katanka IS jarda; L, o.
pieta kolderka Z flaneli lub muSli
MI rs jarda; \. - podbrodek Il
iarda 0. - bucrki 4 jarda P
opaska 4 jarda. Caty ten ~komplet
razem - 24c.
\. B. Modeka o &C drozsze.
(Patrz art. do naszych Czytelni-
,zek)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

magaja szybko do nabyoia lyle
niepozqdanej tuszy, naleiy sic lch
zatem wystrzegae. Przepraszam
z CORY "a porownanie, ale przy--
patrzmy sic pulardzie zasadzoneJ
do konca: przymusowy spoczy--
mex i obfitoSc c~iasta, jakiem ia
ciagle opychaja, czynia ia tfusta,
zaS dixie zwierzeta ME znajace
'lenistwa ami zbytku jadia, czy ty-
ia kiedy?
Szanowne panic, 'niechajze tie,
zaczynaja przybierac zbyt
majestatyczne ksztalty, zastosu--
il. sic do wskazowek: wszelkie
ciastka So ola was szkodllwe, slo-
dycze i iakocie rowniez. Nawet
chleba jadajcic malo, nawet ia
rzyny ME t}usto przNprawione.
Pozywieniem dIa was odpowicd--
MEM jest chude mieso, jaja, ma
biai, mlodc jarzyny, safaty, grzy-
by, owoce etc. Przeciez' Z tych
m%aterya}ow MONA przygotowac
smaczne potrawy, ale i tego ME ia
dajcie "a wielc. Kawa ME przy--
czynia sic wcalc do schudnlecla,
rowniez i herbata &c Smietanka.
Odwagi, kochanc panic, pracuJ-
.cie i odmawiajcie sobie wielc. O.
tyloSc odbiera mezczyznom si}e,
pieknoSG, kobietom, a clegancye
jednym i drugim. Tusza utrrdnia
o%ddechanic, zatraca zwinnoSc
gietkoSc czlonkow. Osoby maj
sprytniejsze, najmilsze, traca ca
iy swoj wdziek, gdy rysy twarzy
i smukfoSG ciaia znikajq w powo-
dzi tluszczu. Nakoniec otyloSc u
sposabia do apoplcksyi i wodnej
puchliny.
,,Ludzie otyli - powicdziai Hi
pokrates = czeciej koicza nagl4
Smiercia niz ludzie szczupli." Thu
sciochy rzadko dosiegaja poznego
wieku. lest to o]strzezenie ola
wszystkich miEujacych zycie. e
Wyborna saiata, (na zadanie.)
- Ugotowac kartoflc w lupinach,
obrac i pokrajac w talarki. Do
dac: pokrajana drobno cebule,
re diva WHINE jabtka ~pokrajane W
kostke, pare ~naciselerow dose
drobno pokrajanych, MONA tcz
dodac groszku puszkowego; "a
lac to octem, posolic, troche pocu-
krowac, wymieszat wszystko,
przykryc i pozostawic tax ma pa
ire godzin. Podajac ma stof, polat
salate s}odka Smietanka. MONA
tez ME dawac octu, lecz wymie-
szac salate &c sosem (salade drcs-
sing) kupionym w s~roserni.
Salata ma goraco. - Dwie iyzkl
octu i cztery woody zagotowac z
drobno posiekana cebula i ziclo,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10
dodeE

na pietruszka posiekan2, dodee
sporo dobrej oliwy i polac lynn
soscm gorqce ~pokrajane kartoEe.
wymieszac, osolic, op:eprzyc i
zaraz wydac do miesa, Sledzi, jaj.
lub nawet do makaronu i kluse-
GEEK. Zamiast oliwy do tel salaty,
MONA dac masia rozpuszczonego
lrb zrumienionego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

lc, a raz tylko powiedziat: -
yGdybyScie wiedzialy, wiwisek-
kujqcc postcpowe panny, lie i CO
wszystko tracicic"... O! ola
niego wyrzekfaby SIG nawet...
prawa glosowania. - Jezeli jego
mice mic bedzie m~ogfa... pojdzic
w SWAT przebojem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

2843. - Ladny kostyum letni
f~ularu, yorgandy', batystu, jed
wabiu, krepy, pl6tna itp. przy--
brany haftowanq bortq Tub koron-
ka. Modefka "a, Sc, IS, 40, ~ i
"A, micrz2c ma Gale W bruscie.
Materyafu o Al cali szerokoSci ma
Sredniq miare trzcba 4 rs jarda.
ModcIko PC, (Patrz artykuf Wy
zcj DO wiadomoSci Czytclni-
czek.")
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-10

JI LdplZ dtdS SOOiS SlO"J PoAAtJ
cznemi %sprawami.
- ia zadam prawa giosowania
- rzekla Weronika.
- Doprawdy? - To szkoda,
rzeki pan Gustav.
- Dlaczego? - zwr6cila sig
nagle ku MENU.
Bo. to mnie razi. Welding
nnie, kobiety So tax czemS pogo
Idnem, tax uroczem, tax subtel-
mem, a polityka jest ciezka, mud
ma i ki6tliwa. Wedlug mnie, obo.
wiazkiem kobiety jest bye pick
ma i postepowaG pieknie; a poll
tyka jest z natury swojej brzyd
ka. Wiedz PAM - ja... ja....
jc. stem czcicielcm kobiet. A
sama mySl o posiedzeniach, komi-
tetach, dokumentach --- tax
- ME moiemy sic ma to zgodzic,
by nasze kobiety, nasze Madon--
ny, nasze Swiete Katarzyny, ma
SIC Monny, nasze boginic,
aniofv ! zacZarowane kroloWc -
przedzierga}y sic W rodzaj mez,
czyzny. Kobiecosc jest ola mnie
5wietq. A innego politycznego
punktu widzcnia, ME przyznal,
lynn nigdy kobietom prawa glo,
sowan;a. Ia jestcm socyalista
miss Dec.
- Co takicgo? Zawoia}a parma
Veronica.
- Socyalistq W rodzaju Ruski,
ia. Doprawdy, gdybym m6Sf, zro
biibym L togo kraju zbiorowa mo-
narchie, w ktorcj kazda kobieta
byIaby kroIowa. Mezczyzni praco-
waIiby ia sWoje wladczynic / s}u-
zyli i'm iak wierni poddani.
Tylko to szkoda, re tylu
mezczyzn tymczasem zaniedbu-,
lie swoje obowiqzki - Smiala sic,
Kazdy Z mas musi, ME pre-
stajac bye rycerskim ola wszyst-
k;ch kobict, wy... wy. .hrac So
bic jedna, ktorqby wyfacznie mial
H.. H.. mi. .lczal.
Parma Veronica szybko zmie-
rzala do domu, on dzielnie dOtrzy
mywal jej kroku.
PAM wygladasz jak krolew-
ia ma wygnaniu w tenn okroPncn
otoczeniu.
- Niestety! Daleko mi do kro-
lcwny, gdy pomySle, jak zarobie
ma mole utrzymanie, ale nam ma
Gzieje, re wyjde zwyciesko z wal
III.
Moi Bozc! westchnaf pan
Gustav jak tragik ma scenic. -
Zarabiac ma swoje utrzymanic!
VIE PAM, gdy slysze pania mo-
wiaca O zarobkowaniu, zdaje mi
sic, &c widze archaniola wstepu-
jacego do banku jake urzednika.
Przepraszam pania, ale ME moge
sic opedzic temu wrazcniu.
Mic ME szkodzi, to bardzo O.
ryginalne porownanic.
Wicdzialcm, &c mi jc PAM
przebaczy. A kiedy widze pania W
lGboratoryum przy wiwlsekcyl
kr6lik6w, zdajc mi sic, &c szatani
sprzysiegli sic, azeby meczyc
swymi wymysiami Swieta. A ia,
a ia, tax ba... bs... bardzo po-
trzebuje str6.. :. stroz. ..ki...
- Co znowu takiego? chce mi
pan posade...
- Alcz miss Wee ja... ja...
chce str6z.. .ki... to jest anioia
str6za me-. mc...go domowe-
go ogniska... czy... czy... ra-
czysz PAM? by. C moja uwlelblo-
ma IONA?
Me - parma Veronica ME ra-
czyIa. Jak przez mgle wldzlafa
mlodego profesora W laborato-
ryr,m. kt0ry ME traci} slow ty-
~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-18
SENSATIONAL CHARGES IN NAVAL AWARD HEARING
KILLS THREE,
WOUNDS TWO,
HANGS SELF
CONNEt TICUT FtNMER. AGED
:tI. RIMS tMtCk WITH
ANE

BNOOkLiN, Conn, Jin. iT.-
Victor iipponcnn. aged ~ a farmer
of west Brookl,n. ram amu,k with
IN axe to-day. killing three persons.
wounded twc others, caused the
death ol his four days old baby, and
then hinged himself.
iii~ first blow WAS for his wife.
who. although wounded, escaped Dy
rolling fom the bcd \ neighbor
woman Who had attended Mrs.
i.irpnn,nn then was Killed. her iali-
ing bo,ll crushing the infant. Hitch
ing mp bobslch tie maniac drove
to iwo ncighiors' homes. ~ Onc hc
Killed n man Ia the si,hi of his two
children and ~ another fatally
Wuunded an eighteen year old girl
aud prnbnbl, mortaill injured her
mother.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-18
PANHANDLE TOWNS B0MBARDED WITH COPIES
, Of DAILY NEWS SHOWERED FROM A|RPLANE
HIGH ABOVE NHILEMAKING TRIP TO CLOVIS

only one hour and fifteen mlnuc.
elapsed In spite of the fact that sew
'ral minutes were spent In circlint
,yer Hereford and that other town
which knows its name better. than
do.
". X. Whipplc. general manager
( the company enjoyed q train ride
o clovis and he expected to come
1ere ahead of Hitler and 10 work
,ut suitable landing field. As q
natter of fact we had the pleasure
4 waiting n couple of hours for
Whlpplc and then couple more
while he satisfied his appetite az
he Harvey House Fourteen pas
rnrers wore taken up IN the after.
1oor and the prosncct T. that the
hin will he busy here all day to-
morrow. returning to Amarillo
Monday morning.
rditor Robert Manson Of the
clovis News made arrangements for
'aring for the plane here, notlfvinr
he people IN advance. while Editor
lack riull showed the pablv every
-ouriesv. remaining on 1.-THE field
Wit hhis car much OF he after
noon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-18
,pv sumner NJ. Ramsey

CLOVIS. y. NJ, Jan. l1.-Fot
the firs, time in the history Of the
panhandle some of it's principal
towns had an airplanc newspaper
delivery today. 4 JM-i Curtis plane
~ the Panhandle Aerial Service and
TRANSFORMATION Company being the
vehicle employed.
Hereford was the first town reach
ed IN the cross-country flight and
pilot Hitler spiralled over the city
for several minutes while was en-
Moved In "bombarding' the town
with waddod copies Of thcNews.
Even al an altitude OF close to three
,housand feet We could see the peo-
nle swarm out on some OF the priE-
cnal streets and at least few Of
The deliveries" actually reached
customers alihoufh the tall weeds
rrohably hid number Of others.
Either Bovlna or Friona received
n uLc delure from the air--wc
cou,du't he sure OF the town-and
n few additional copies we're saved
for Clovis.
From the time Of taking off" at
Amarillo until we reached Clovis