davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07

stale z~avazana, ale takove idealni
Ieceni necha Sc provadet leda II
pacienta v ncmocnici. Mimo toho
We mnoha pffpadech pacientoyo
zdravi mlisi byti drive napraveno,
nez Sc niue pfikrocit k nspfsne-
mu lftcni
Leccni cczemy obyecjne VIVA
dujc ltceni jak mlstnl tax J cele
soustavy teIesne, ysak vnitrni lc-
cenf niue ntkdy %yynechano bptl
d nemoc SO maze ltdit jcnom ma
dotycnem mfst6. jest casto potre-
'ba uleviti jinym organiim nemoc-
nebo. ale zarovcn studoyati jeho
povahu, spiisob jidIa, pitt, konpa-
nj, spani atd., ncz neznamy pfipad
Fteto tyrdosijne koznl ncmoce NIT
re byti nalezen a odstranen.
Dieta pro nemocneho eczemou.
Rozhodne zadne pravidlo nelze
ustanoyiti V dietf pfi eczelne. Sla-
bym d spatn6 zivcnym osobam ma
se DAFT dosti cerstytho masa, va.
jec, mleka, zclenin a jinych w
! ziynych potravin. Rybi tnk, maslo
a jine tuky, pakli sc lehce straw,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07

.jsou velmi cennf. Vsak pri pfrepa-
nych a dnovitych pacientech d ia
kovych trpicich spatnfm vylnao-
vanim q tdla, obmezena dieta jest
caste velice dlle2ita.
Vnbec dieta dovolena pro pa.
ricnty trpici kozni nemoci. ma bit
obmezcna ma ncjleh6eji strayitcl-
ne pokrmy. Varene %zeleniny, oyo-
&c, male mnozstvf masa, mdze BY
ii d~ovoleno, ale ncmaji pozlyati
vclicc skrobovite pokfmy, teply
chltb, koIafc q jinG peclyo, cnkro.
Vi, syr, kysele oknrky 4 ~nalozcnf
maso, o%klrkoyy salat, zcli, %faznle,
oyesnon kasi, nasolenc ryby q ma
50, vepfove a tclecl. Kava d caj
nekterym %pacientfm roahodne
Skodlivf, patrne neskodi jinym
.Tabak ma byt pravidelne zakazan,
Nenf urtitych lfkn pro cczcmn,
Pouze talsovt Sc mali uzivat, KITE
re pfedepise lekaf. Tzfyani mno-
.ha I6fiv a ucpfedcpsane uzfyaul
krevnlch leciv'' jest oby9eine
yelkym omyfcm. Odbornici pro
koznl nemoce stale nachazeji vel
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
ECZEMA : KozNf NEMoC.
b F. L. ]. IS.

Eczeima jest .iednou . nejoby-
cejn6.isich koanich nemoci, tvori-
ii iednu ttvrtinu AZ .jednu tfctinu
ysech koznich nemoci, lcccnych
lekafi. Die poiednani zaslaneho p.
f. l.. /. S. Jest zan6t kiize, ktcrf
Sc objevuje Y akutnim, podakut-
MIN a chronickem sp1sobu. Nekdy
Sc objevuje vice nebo meme vodna-
tou. Objevuie Sc Y tolika riznych
formach, ze ami jeden pfedpis ne
mono poualti ma vsecky.
Tato kozni choroba napada ODE
pohlavi V kazdam start. Neni ne
noel d6dicnou a zadne dltG So s
nj ncnarodiIo. Rovn6z neni nakaz-
livou. Pficiny nemoci teto jsou
dosud velice zahadny, pfece pr
velkcm poetu pfipadn jest to pQ-
drazdeni Z venci, ktere je til blav-
MIN cinitelem. Nfkdy ma tn vliv
p0dnebl a nemoc ,se Il v6tSlny IL
di zhorsi behem stndenf sezony.
|Stnden{ vitr a nahla zmGna pove-
trnosti, zylaste ztepla do studena,
casio zhorsuje a prodlnaujc cczc-
mn. Tekntina prystfci . kize jest
karakteristickou. u podAtku jest
to krevnl s~yroyatina, ale brzy me-
nj Sc Y lchky, do hn6da zluty skra-
Joup podobnl mcdu ncbo gumt.
Ncmoc jest karakteristicka tim,
ze z~pdsobuie pocit palenf a syr-
benl nemocnc casti t6la, kde Sc
objeyujc ccrven, otok u nablhAni
kizc a jinf znamky zanetn.
Leceni eczemy.
Letcni eczcmy jest obyeejne OBJ
Tiny problem. Pffcin teto nemocj
jest mnoho a casio neznamych a
kdyz isou konetne o%bjeyeny, jsou
caste K odstraneni. Nemoc tatp
nkazuie malo chuti, vylecit Sc sa-
ma cd sebe, ba spfse hodla vzdo-
royat a rozsifit Sc IA sousedni mel
yzdalenc casti teIa a vase Sc yra-
tit. Uysem mpohe pfipady eczcms
obmezi SC ma ltfeni ma jednom mi
ste, mnzc-li postizenh east pone.
chana byti V pokoji a mGzc bytl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
poGet paeientl trplcieh eezG

Ky pocet pacientl trplcich eezc-
mou, lktcri stay syIj 81 ahor$lil
pfilisn9if nzivanfm l6Giv.
Slunetni svetlo, Gerstyl yzduch,
yhodnJ oblek a zpravidlovani
spasobu ziyota, pokud SC prace a
zabavy tyGe, jsou dflezitymi wee
nj pr dsp6snfin .ldteni eezemy.
Tato playidIa eczemu neleci, ale
napomahaji mnoho k jeiimu kon-
troloyanf Jsouli vSak 2anedba-
yana, easto nemoc zborsajl
LeCeni eczemy obmezene ma jeGno
misto.t
Celkov5 lr.el d zasady pfi ltbc
III ohmezen5 yyrazlzy, mpllon sAr-
NY bfti ~ndsfedowt:
Zamezeni %iabtlrokoii drdzdd-
nj kdzc.
q Tleh6anl Cd svfb6ni a palani
knze, neb jin9ch licprayideluosti.
3. L6fiyf obvazy
4. Sui2eni hayalu krye pr akut-
nj cezeme D poyzbl mi otdlu kf.
We pfi icczep6 ohfoidtkf. l
Naprayeni knze pr akutni ceze-
me.a o~dstraneni tloustky a abnor
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07

malni 2n6ny. kizc pri cczeme
chronicle Jest nemozno V tonic
flanku hastlniti podrobn6 vSe 90
ma byt ucin6no Y jednotlivyvch
bfipadech. Me nebylo feGeno.
ably Sc ctenafi ukazalo, 5e ldeeni
teto cboroby vyaaduic peelivd O.
setioyani zknSeneho l6kafe. Ecze-
ma jest docela yyl6citelna, nom
ysak jistoty ohledn6 DOLBY iejiho
tryani aniz znovu objevcnf Akut-
vi eczema Mocha sc spfsr Wl6cit
me- pripady chronicle. Media Sc
snadntji oyIddat, kdyz Sc shlcda
.pfl'ina ieJilio p0yodu, nez kdyz
pjipad jest ncWtity. Eczema IL
Eflmi mladgch q velmi starYeh IL
~ Jest zylast6 ntkdy tyrdQsijna
ylei lecenl. Osoba trpfcf eczemou
ma bezodkladne vyhlcdat zkuse-
ufho lGlSafe d pakli leceni rodin-
lekafc nema zadouciho nein-
ku, ma no pozadat, ably 70 oznamil
specjalistoyi pro leceni kozuich
nefhocis Ia z4dnych okoInostf ne
ana Sc nikdo pokouaet Iecit sc sam.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07

g. Af Is
as s.m Is da.I a.a $ Al
Nai en ksfs ut,lis tst hlph
fsssA yttsFl Ns SAX sls,l
Used > st iieni Wfsiia hfa
ami aesiskane ki ash b.
tai iAsm pula1ie krsia,,iei a
lU ktls3 Sleat mii ia,lc isn s
eiNa g..f peallauleu'' Mans
Wlas i%lahagsislm si.l imf ha
HhftN ~ 49, Ma ms las
laashau lal inths 81 LEI hro
.a,l,ti pniaf iaAa tupn hadw
|NnfN kapilal' Tat iaeo by u
sonflha papeulal mtissmn
Drive. nes katl laais mel Ssoi
ceu. ltls Naiib pcuisr. ~ anal
eenu i sei Il lohy i>su lide yaie
his pcntsi Nasrn dnhtii
mnoho fruir IT,, icslna J nei
horsich hN s. odnausil Mnohdy
4 ten mr'Ny. kd,Ly vid5l syoii ra
.krv hIe,lsl hy do>,au larineisi.
.ahy len mohl usei'iii a dohNii
.srose 'Nice, Ntkdo mySli. ie nclsc
iii lhez mnoislyi pen"z. lee p"
.aizc neisou iedulm bohatsiyim
.Svei MA vice. col ualsano mlIr
.lyli bohafStvim Ti~ice s..
.pfazdnNmi kapsami a iisice bez
.kapes vnher isou bohatymi
.Clovek narozen narozen zdrav, i.
len M fale ma duhu - jest ho.
hat. Dobrr koSti, lepSi neil zla-
10 iyrdc syaly, lcpsi neil Stiibro;
pcvnt, ktert donaSi e%ncfpii
.vc vscm poGinani. .iSon lepSimi.
nelli domy a lany pole. Mohlo by
psano vice, nez muslin pre-
stat. ncbof tolik iich. ktefi dona
81 zrala zrnka, taktez j tucne -
ia vsak jen drobn6 a tax skromnc.
Pan sazet ii minute zmylil mo-
.ie jmeno, nebot me pokrtil Ger
Nedivim Sc yam, nebof vim,
.iak asi Sc to mole pSani etc. 4
vcrtc. zc bych 81 pfala umeti psati
dobfe, abyStc Sc nemutil. III ri.
IIauzerova. piste Ease. Vas kiln
vzdy pin tech ncnlch zrallch
klaslSd. - Pi. Ilotovcova 81 mari
ka. re il nikdo ncvybizi. Nue.,
mn6 Sc vase dopisy libi pistc
Ease, Pozdrav pro vas a vase de-
- Pozdray PAM pofadatei-
eel ~ Nyni vsak w isem tieho!
=. S.-Pi. Rozankova Kea vase
rama Sc zhoiii Mate posud ditky.
Osudu Sc braniti. jest tlouci hla-
Won o zed. Cest vsem dobrfm
matkaml
(Ctend pfitelkynel Diky "a do
pis, ktert %prozrazujc dusevni w
speloSt. A vtru jest V mem mno-
10 klaskn Sc zrnky, .icz by 81 me-
In mnoiia nebo mnohl z mas Scsbi-
rati. Bude mas ttsiti, kdyz caste
j do nascho krouzku d~opisovatc-
lex zavitate, "a ccz yam Dude
yd6cna $ pozdravem
Pofadatelka.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
Pi. Marie J. Cerveny-- Hlavata,

yontress, Texas, %. bfezna 1920
Ct2he ctendfkyl Muslin fici
ze ptro do ruky mn6 vnutila PAM
NJ. Glosrova z GARRISON, Neb.
~pfiznanim Sc co mole krajanka.
Mia PAM, Potfasam YAM V duchr
pravici - d test me vase ~pilznani
Znala .istcsm., 60 jsem byla devee-
tenn Skoda, Re i ia vas ncpama.
tut. Detska mysll Use Sc jim Wy
kguff Z hkvicek, jen ziistane VI
dina. jake para nciista a sko
70 ncziama. Ie bych zapomnfla
vlasti TO ne Jscm j dosud dee
rou, TAX jake Sc pokousim byti do.
brou dccrou teto zdcjsi vlasti. Phi
imula mas tato Vast pfist6ho.
valcc skoro jako citlivy clo-
v6k sirotka tedy ma mas jest o
DlacetI neclnls go ZoVcfnc VelblW-
v9tleisim-laskou Ovsem, II
vot toho pfistehovalce nebyl skye
lgmi Byl We s%kutcfnosti take tim
sirotkem. ktcry nedosptJc nikdy
e Iasky, jake ztratil nenalez-
10 toho p~rayebo cltu Pravq
dill lin Il. Kde name dnes ten
kyGig Jest no TAX malo odyAl
jei yitr9 Ncbo ncnl ylibcc pfsto.
yallg komu nebyl yrozenJ ten DO
tax hned ncziska ami no uckoupl.
v pravdi * ienio kytt zayfbnle.
zaflanu{c. Doba pokroeila tam,
llde ziyot drhtbo ma malou re-
M d mamon VIE a yseekn cenu .
Nyni, poutnicc, neehof 4 %ilstotou.
ze ysnde bndou dvefc otcyfeny "a,
Snad ano. IDA mas penfzl Acb.
III penfzel Jsou nam plainly pc
smrtig SIysimf vscho We zlskai
"a penfze IL Pocket ysak V
SVEN cbyatu. Alespon okamzik q
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07

Anna setalatA us
iths as wlatNi
4 mlk ia'sss
gimH mai W lfAt gaApt ah
b. i wa
fsitA Nm mhfaika
elIF s.n n $751; 81
alaf. sA ~ tuli "a.
~ k M piai kn @slalu d
eitisti t0 81
maN HfI s a
f0iaa nst.li ~ ms .
lah lsfly se NNMm l'fiiaiiii
ae iN iulm sfuN,o g. Wa ~
a8a Ni.ai reml,li fann io
dcslal llnsl 20 Is ale lui< N
Nunl posis,k { dpnstil NM i
pis - Sau,li nmahN ~ u Fran
isky Nc2efepss q u Nom e6 %
p yetsieh q al tam m i>am a
delala ie,ly sam pisnf nrmoll "a
porovnai un panl is imeao.
nrtsn. sele,n pa a.hulm dtkun
iakol pant N Benanlova y Mi
consinn, jeS mns isS pi>eh posi-
ia .lesi eultii. se uase Scny Mi.
Mi gnt,. Saane zidim paul pa
fadaielkp. ably mne laskava pro
minula, ieliko2 naslrdkcm spam6
BIO ptra Il inkouslu ami sauna 10 nc
mohn eisfi Nh konec pref ySfm
hointho 1iaru - zahradkamal
=tCt pani' Diky IN pozdrar
VA doial. ula.li molno ~ pa
Sloyni uamky M piispevky pri.
sirotky zasilai. sdtlUii anol |
vas Sfdcrnc xdravi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
poradatclkaA

Pi. Marie Ulrychova, Ord. Ncb
81. bfezna 1920 - Ct6na PAM. pa.
fadatelko q mile druzKyl Sc "a
rmutkem y srdci roprve mezi vas
pfichazim. bych YAM oznamila
smutnou Npravu, 5e mole draha
pfitclkyne, PAM Eva Klanecka.
nahle zemfela Byla tn odbcra-
telkou Pokroku Iapadu' a etc
nj bylo ncimilejSi ieii zabayou,
BylaC ona veselt povahy a upfim.
neho srdec i kazdemu yypomohla
$ radosti. kdo il 0 n6co pozadal.
Ach, iak il budcme vsichmi pc
stradat a obzvlastc icii rodima :
OdcSIa do, Omahy ma prdllidku k
ltkafhim a tam nahlc zemlela. Do
mi iiz il p~fivezli GO chladnou ms
tvolu a tax sc ieji rodira 5 nj
ami nerozloucila. Jeiiho pohrbu Sc
silcastnila vclka sila lidu a mno
no kraSlJch kvetin il bylo daro.
vaano. Ma ucteni jeji pamatky mi
sto kvttin YAM zasilam I dollariI
20 pfiSp6vek pro sirotky do b.
nenskt rtulny. PAM Anna Va
laskova zaSlla , dlolary a "a sebe
zasilam ! dollarn. PAM klaneck1
byla ma Morav6 rozena a tax jScnl
toho mineni, re icii pamatku nej-
lepe uctim, kdyz neeo daruji sirot-
kun v ieji otcine, "a ktere Sc OLA
vzdy primlouvala. Cest budiz ie
j pamateel
(Ctena pritcIkyne! Diky "a pfi
spevky pro uboh6 sirotky. Veru,
ze to yclicc tkliyl piipad a pozli-
stalYm rodiny ,pi. Klanccke platl
nase soustrast. Dude mas tesitl,
kdyz opet dopiSem poetic nasl
''lenskou IIlilkus. Srdecnf vas
zdrayi Poradatelka4
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-04-07
knihy moine 81 nyni opalfi postfsddcsan paseNo rasedu!

no a Nedslniho pokroku,'' aby vyhovtli pfoeetnyn psanim odhcra.
krajanu. kteri tout po pskrt u'leehhie seskc eetbe, podnikii n
i ' rohedri d6s jest tmf nnavovkn thHaaiekaml ma e@kt hHhy Nrta OWEN. ne
II yyfnosau KonunS ale ay e tauha AuHNa nvattlL roshoah R vdANase Den
TEN prccdnsch pranAsta Yacssh EarA~A 81 icann rrirtt+n knaAnrNiva spctn.
noni vMm naiananL hen ~ fNhd ptkrycb hh hah, NcRcnn prlehtot ally s. mohh
Si vhr uami a po naani ohnoa ndS jest m kahde hnae uyedSH a saWea po
knhy pdiou msiany. scmam dvadcneh her nAcme ma po@dani
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
ltRERw soNns

NEW YORK. Dec. Liberty bonds
closed: 31sc. s9O.s0: first Is, $500:
second As, $500; first AIS. ss6.10;
second AS, SS5.46; third AIS, sSS.02;
fourth 44s, $500: victory 3%s. ss5.so;
victory ass. $3.50.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02

l-TLEA your mousse 7'''
facforily John King. Tel l249.
HELLO-Now Us tine t.me Tor gen
eat house cleaning chimney cleaning
tinting. painting and polishing floors
pbors 92S9 q ~ Haywood. l2-bp
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
MFRcANTIIE pApEp

NEW YORK. Dec. Prime mer-
camille paper unchanged. Exchange
steady; sterling demand. $3.4S12; ca
bles, $S.4s34. New York exchange on
Montreal, 121s per cent discount.
Time loans. steady. unchanged.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

Bakery and grocery. cheap rent
good location; have lease: other bust
ness makes this a bargain for you.
942 T.. Van Buren,. tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
METAL Market

NEW YORK, Dec. Tin steady
spot and nearby, $3.50. futures
$34.75; lead weak, $5.00Q5.50; zinc
steady; East st. Louis delivery. spot
s5.65@5.75. Other metals unchanged.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-The American
Smelling and Refining company today
reduced the price of lead from soc
cents to $50 cents per pound.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK, Dec. Cotton futures
closed firm; December, $16.10; Janu-
airy, $16.OS: March, $16.1O; May, 31s.I5;
July. S1622
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
MONEY TO LOAN
S1250

ON APPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
E. Z. PASCOE, 10 w. VAN buren,. If
WANTED TO BORROW
$500, three years, per cent, on
new modern brick bungalow in high
class location; value $4,000; will pay 2
per cent commission. Address Owner.
T. Q. Box 522 1t
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02

RooMING HOUSE. 20 ROOMS,
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. %
MONTHS LEASE. SEE MCDONALD
Alta Z. ADAMS ST. PHONE 41S7.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02

WE are in position 10 furnish
plant and prune any kind Of shrubs
trees. lawns and handle your landscap 3
wofk Phone HolloweH at 1914. u
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
BAR SILVER

NEW YORK, Dec. Bar silver,
domestic, unchanged: foreign, 6s&c;
Mexican dollars, e3hc
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
WANTED-To RENT
Wanted to Lease

so to 100 acres land. Bryan, Hotel
Reading Phone 10l5. 6
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-02
ItN-SfKVLCE MEN
SEEK JOBS

wbea you want help give. the first
clance TO ex-service men. A number
{ men who have served thelr CoI 49,
Tbone American Legion quarters
4gsS nd we may be able u ri your
needs .
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
AN UNWIsE CHANGE.
Central Nirginian.l

Fixing Of the polling hours from Q
A4&sM. to s T.. M, az proposed in bill
introduced III the house would seem
designed TO rob the lahoriag man Of
his franchise through his sheer in
ability. without considerable sacrifice.
To reach the polls within the hours
pr~scriAed. As the polling is con-
Quoted now. from sunrise to sunset,
the ma Jority of the men who labor
cast their ballots on their way TO work
ar tn the evening after their daily toll
IL completed To quit their tasks
during working hours often ia impes-
sible and In nearly every case would
r1ean Abs loss 81 days work
or less IF wages for the time
they ware absent II would mean
In any event. that many hum
dreds would stay away from The polls
III IL fiH#elt enough under existing
conditions to get out 20 vote. and the
aAanss i'efs should think long and Sc
rinuAil Lefnra- setting further oh
ste<ies
The voting law as now from sur
issthe best for all.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
The Flu

The recurring wave of influenza has
fortunate way in which another cpl
demic, which might have proven
widespread and serious in VIRGINIA
was stopped at its source through the
work Of a school nurse.
YES. May has been sick with
diphtheria. but she is out today, ready
to go back TO school, and thank
goodness. the other two children can
go back tool"
The nurse regretfully explained
that Nav and the other children must
stay ~ home one week longer, 80 that
the children at school might not run
the risk of contracting the disease
The mother could not understand and
was indignant. A Even the school
superintendent thought this precau-
tion WAS going little too far" until
the nurse mentioned that the period
Of incubation for diphtheria Is one
week; that these two children had
been exposed and should be kept
away from school until the full period
had passed Within "A few days both
children were iii with the disease.
Then the mother also understood and
was glad she had not unwittingiy en-
danFered her nefghbors' children. :
MANY children probably were saved
from diphtheria and other diseases
because OF the new knowledge OF pre-
ventive medicine impaired by the
school nurse in that community.
Equally striking incidents are fire.
uuently coming to the attention Of
teachers and health authorities. The
new Joint committee on physical cdu-
cation in Virginia. which includes tire
state departments OF health and edu-
cation ard the cooperative education
association, il therefore urging pas,
rage OF the hill recently introduced In
the lecisiature providing for suitable
extension of the benefits made pos
sible through medical cxa NINA lions
and I~oper physical training n the
schools n,
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tfFities for tho protection and promo
tf@n Of their interests and welfare.
g''La5er has appealed for relief in
vain
Tho hour has arrived when those
who believe in the maintenance Of
democratic institutions must marshall
their forces in defense of their rights
and ideals
aft is intolerable that a people who
spared ne cost to make the world
rife fer democracy should he forced
70 submit 10 any restriction Of the
g9erious liberties inherited from the
flanders Of our nation. The perpe tua-
ton OF our Fundamental rights and
tie enactment of essential construc-
tFse legislation demand the election
~ men. regardless of their political
Affiliations, who are truly represents
tsves OF American ideals and liberty
RECONSTRUCTION
II Conscious of its responsibilities,
Impressed by the grave problems re-
sitting from the great war. the
American Federation of Labor at its
annual convention in June 1918,
&ncpted a reconstruction program.
This program defined the essential in
ddstriai policies and legislative en-
aAsments required TO establish a full
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
n INVESTIGATE
MANSON CHARGES

Washington. Feb. s--The sensational
&h1rEes Of Incompetence and graft In
kh3 Enited States shipping board, con-
tanned In n Telegram frosn fshtlip Man
bon, president OF the racific and East
erns Steamship company. to President
Wtisen will be the subject of a special
Investigation by special committee
o., The house. IL was.learned today,
Congressman Joseph walls h, OF
Massachusetts,, chairman of the spectai
1ummittee OF the house appointed re"
Nsntly 10 Investigate the charges
Brought against the board by iridt-
ssdfais and shipping Interests said to-
cay that he had been In correspondence
with Mr. Manson that he probably
would be one OF the first witnesses
called when the committee meets
ssffnin the next ten days.
I'VE are going TO make thorough
iI.yestigation OF the charges brought BY
Mr. Manson and others. Congressman
Wzssh said today wye Will examine
them from stem 30 stern anS while I
tfsa NOT wish TO make any statement al
this time which might anticipate the
findings If my committee. the whole
operations Of The board, from it's crea-
ton TO the present time. will be brought
ovt in the open. II the evidence sup
rofts tire numerous charges which
have been made, the public will know
aneut it."
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gan nockinx ~ the prison aftar rod Y
ing an account In the Richmond pa~
pers OF the "niracslious affair" One
Of the prisoners Accfaentiy removed a
plank in the yard and thereby the SEE
cret was discovered. u dor Jumped
into the tunnel and after going to
the other end and emereinx safely
the plot was cleared.
ROSS RECArTUREDs
Although pursued only ono furftiye
was taken in the city iinnita. Col.
Ross was captured Within s4kht cf the
Union line picket and brought back
to prison. 3
Sixty-six OF the los were brought
back. Col. Streight was one 81 4
number Of officers who remained m
Richmond for week ana Nfelv
reached the Union hines MI Bettv
Van Lew befriended tho kuxft1yes.
w. F. Crane was sentinel on duey that
night gs M
1t has been stated that Crane a.
nitted that he. knew a week bsforS
that the escape was being planned.
he said he was never to the day OF
his death which occurred In 1892,
able to decide whether he was right
or wrong in thus aiding in their es-
cape.
Libby prison WAS removed to Chica-
60 during the worlds fair In 1892, but
on account OF wreck of the cars
which contained the material OF the
building, much OF it was lost and had
70 pc supplied before the buildin9
could be reproduced. An ice plant
now occupies the sit of Libby prison
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-09
{By MRS. r, J. KERNoDLE)
Historian for Richmond Chapter, D. D. G..

pany, from which place Il would be
easy to pass to Dock street
The digging was considered ono 81
the most marvellous incidents Of the
war. There were three sections Of
the building and they were distinct
from each other, solid wall, Is inches
thick separating them. None OF ths
floor, which was lsvet with Cary
street, nor In the CELLAR or floorB
level with Dock street 1t the rear.
On the upper floors Whore the
prisoners were kept, the Confederates
had cut door through the walls
and the occupants were allowed to
mingle. Tho ONCE and sleeping
quarters were on the f1rst fioor. on
Twentieth street. The mid section OF
the building was used as . kitchen.
Two stoves were in the room, one of
these was only about ten feet from
the door which opened on Cary street
ed and guard continually guarding
II.
WORK AT NIGHT
However, 1t was from this room
that an entrance was effected to the
cellar OF the next and last section Of
the building.
The prisoners cut hole almost
through the fireplace, wide enough to
permit the passage of a man. On ac-
coun Of this point being open to view
OF the Confederates all day, the open
ing was not complete The plan also
had to be kept secret from the many
Union soldires, who crowded about
the fireplace, therefore the only time
in which they could work was be-
tween 10 o'clock at night and 4
o'clock In the morning. Everything
had to be done in complete silence,
as sentinel was passing back and
forth. scarcely ten feet distant
The workers had no implements
except an old knife and chisel which
they had obtained from the carpen-
ter's shop. With these they PRICED
out bricks and cut into the floor. on
through the floor to the ajoining
cellar and broke through the wall.
At O'Clock each morning during
the winter the bricks had to be put
back into the fireplace and SCOT would
be carefully sprinklcG over them 30
that no traces of the work would be
left in view. Col Ross secured q
rope ladder which he used and one oc-
casion he lost his grip ON 1t and came
near losing his life from suffocation,
Major Hamilton called the aid OF