davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review., 1920-11-24
new ULM WINS
FROM TRACY HIGH
LOCALS DEFEAT VISITORS BY
Is TO o SCORE HERE
SATURDAY.
ALTHOUGH OUTWEIGHED OUR
BOYS WERE VICTORIOUS.
LAST GAME.
Contributed.

OOllC1 AOoCSu.
Saturday turned out to be a fine
day for football, so that the strong
Tracy eleven came down to slay our
''iinxed" eleven. However, the out
come of the game was happily in our
favor.
Scored In First Quarter.
Our team started in with lot Of
pep and managed to score in the first
period. The opponents we're heavy
bunch, outweighing our boys by about
Is pounds. The first score was made
by a plunge through right tackle by
John Graft. blowing about Is yards
for a. touchdown. The try at goal
failed.
More Line Plunging.
The second quarter was another
period of line plunging and end wins
by which we got within 20 or Is yards
of Tracy's goal. Bruce was then
called through right guard and tackel
and plunged through the entire Tracy
team, placing the oval safely beyond
the goal line for the second score Of
the game. The goal kick was success
full and the half ended with the score
1870 in New Ulm's favor.
Lively Play Injected.
The visitors attempted to stage a
comeback in this period, but they were
New Ulm review., 1920-11-24
Attorney H. H. Flor was Spring
field visitor last Tuesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Waibel, ac-
companied by Mrs. L. Schand and
Mrs. Oscar Waibel, autoed to New
Ulm, Saturday afternoon. The ladies
visited Mr.. Schand, who is still i'll at
the Loretto Hospital, while Mr.. Waibel
looked after his land interests near
that city.--The Northern Light, Lam
berton.
New Ulm review., 1920-11-24
How's This ?

We offer $4,000 for any case Of catarsa
that cannot be cured by HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX
en- internally and acts through the Blood
on tho Mucous Surfaces Of the System.
Sold by druggists for over forty years.
Price 75c. Testimonials free.
F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio.
New Ulm review., 1920-11-24

Mrs. Minnie Ganske has returned
from a visit of several days with her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Kruger, at Spring
field.
New Ulm review., 1920-11-24

Mrs. Fremont Schmidt and her two
younger sons came down from Spring
field, last Wednesday, for visit WITH
local friends.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
8,25l Aliens Await
Inspection, W ith
MANY More ON Wa~
Arrivals Last Week Reached
Total Of Z, 143: Delays at
Quarantine Caused Chiefly
by Diseased War Refugees

Inspections of steerage passengers
Yesterday numbered 1892 The number
of arrivals, however, was i7.Ta3, haking
S.251 aliens yet to be inspected
For the coming week NAVY big steer
arrive, and. with the accumulation
awaiting inspection. the immigration
officials on Ellis Island foresee another
week Of congestion.
The reason so few were inspected
last week is found in the number Of
vessels delayed at Quarantine. Pas
sengers who came on the Rotterdam,
numbering 1854, are still u be IN
spected. and likewise the 1857 who
came on the Nieuw Amsterdam and
$50 who arrived on the Roma. In ad~
dition to these, the passengers OF sev-
,erai other liners cannot be Inspected
before to-day. They are the Caronia.
with $50: the Logan. with 1900, and
the Nanchuria. with more than 1000.
The vessels which have been de
tanned al Quarantine because Of dis
case brought mainly refugees from the
Polish war zone. There are also many
Czecho-S -Slovakians detained from these
hips
During the week several thousand
Spanish and Portuguese workmen ar
rived. The Portuguese went to the
districts Of New England where colo
mes of their people have been settling
for many years. The Soaniards went
10 the middle West and the coal mines
Of Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
Members of the Industrial Board of
Pennsylvania are watching with IN
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

ttTFSI VTTt aTTTVaT OF SO UHNy IHUVIVTS
from Spain and Portugal. They were
n cor. municaNon with the i,nmigra-
ton station nero last week.
What effect, il any. the coming -
these laborers will have ON the Goa
strike : a matter Of interest in that
section Of the country.
Stnue' Gcmpcrs. presiden. Of the
American Federarlon Of Labor. is o.
the program for a speech at Commis-
IN uIIs'S concert TO-DAY.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
MA G09NY SLASK.

offary ma plebisryt g6rnoslasSi. 70
I.brane W koscsele sw. Kasimierka. sdsie
proboszczem jest x. Furrnan.
Franc!sze& Boro, $1,000.
Pc $500 Glosylii - Ia. w. Furman'
wote. CzerniewSlSt. And. Budzisse"ski'
Stan. Czechowslti. Jan Horoszko. Tom.
Mikoss, Jan Paprocki Emanuel Slko-
"a. Agn. Anlo3. Jan Dropalia. K. Is.
| Mszano TEki, Jan NJ. Dybek, Marya Mar
! chlew-ska. Stan. Woiski, Kat. Kr6w&a'
Antoai Nyka, n. ~. Josefa Piehihska'
! Marcelina Remiszewska. Jozef Sikora'
Jan Mazur. Telxla Bella, s, l.. Jagio-
! wski, Pawei Benna, May DrEewieki
Antonina S~tachowiak.
Po $500 ztoEyli: Karol Anyska, A.
Schleicher, MSclaf LOSE. Jan S. Dan
kowski Jo2ef ~Pawfowski. Fran. Rosa.
sylvester Tvnczuk. Rudolf Brzoska.
Cora / FL. ToxarsGa, Jan Kowalskl,
vital. P~eszyhski. F. .Przewiocki.
Pc $2CO zlozyli: - w. Granek. J.
! Kut& owsil. J6zef Waiter. Piotr Bed
narz, PioSr wodaj. Jan Nowak. j.,
Pabiszcwski. a Lobodzinski, J. NJ.
Jan Stremplewski. Veronica Jar9mka,
HER. BaNeerek, MARGIN Iwihski. Jozef
Januszkiewicz, Kazimira Opila, Stella
Smith. Kaz. Steapihshi. Jozef Radkie-
wicz, JGzef Kamihski, And. Gala, Jan
Mika, Sebast. Jania, J6zef Gebala, Mi
chal NIGEL, Pawei Szweda. Julian Sew
czyk. Ign. Bohanek. Karolina Dapisch,
And .Bonk. Adam Lo:nas5, Ant. Milar-
czyk. Jan F~arkowski, st. W~isniewski,
Marya KapuaCta. Wladysiawa Bak. AN
drsej Siania, And. Kudlacz, Fr. i He
lenaJob, Stefan JeEierny, Mrs, Deptul-
ska, Jam Zokwihski. Cecylia Malinow-
ska. NJ. Froza, Mat. ~Pawiowski, Josef
Mechadti, Jan kuta, And. Odrowski.
F. Lys, Amelia Silka, Eva ErazInus.
NJ. Krzystoh, Frank Bartkowski, Ant.
Or. Jan Bona, Jan Bonk, Zenoh Jura-
szewski, Wal. Natoiski, Nara Grem-
ska. Jan Brusygo. W. j. P~ijanowski.
Piotr kieca, Jat6h Baruch, saturnin
Nowicki, Lud. Marchlewski. Katarzy-
ma RaE<. 4. Pach, Adam Be&a. Stan.
Buczak. Flip Bialek, W. Adamczyk,
Stan. MaSowdla. n. n. $3.50.
Pc 500 Eio3yli: - A. Boris. Antoni
Gawenda. Tom Jotka, IPiotr PaHlak.
Jan B~aranowslSi. Stan. Jezuwit. NJ. Bar
'osa, Felix's Pientat Jan Francek, Stan,
Buchala. Jan Garstka. MARGIN, Bana.:
seek. Eta F'roncRowtcz, stan. Onak.
Jul. WilcsewskI. Jan Lesny, Ant. Bro
decki. Stan. Rozmierski. j. L~a2nrowicz,
Ignacy Zeglef@ NJ. Strzy5ynski. Plotr
Zych. Marya wisniewska, Stan. Kisi6r.
w. Chojnacki. FIR. Noworul. Jozef Ga
gaia. X. S~luznowski, Czeslaw KAfinski,
Wine. Mlch,osz, B. J. Kidawa, s. Do
bek. A. B. w. wietelny, FIR. JaoiohskI,
Marta P~ijanowska, NJ. Ryba, Julia Zien
ba, r. Cieslewicz. Magd. waltos. Teofil
Malinowski, karolina Tracz, FIR. Walat.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

VI. j. S1ylkowEkl. And siwy. w. Mrzen
ka. woje. 1winski. Jan +. Sinuda. Szcz'
Machaj, Stan. B!elewicz, Mlohal Krzyze
MAX. Wiad. Grapa, JoRef susmarski'
Ign. TureS, Adam GogolA. ].
Stan. Bulat. Jozef Laskowski, Stanlsia"
Plewa, Felix's ZaJaczk SKI, Jan hu-
czat. Marya. Szaftan. Alexis. zukowsRi.
J6zef Guibierz. Nlnd. Boro wicE, Pela-
gia ~PIeczynssta, JuL. Bogusien&a, Kat.
Urbnnowicz, Leon Kwiuk. Jan >Lucih-
ski. r. Ka4mierk!ewlc1, Ant. Cho}no-
wski. wojc. Z~arneokl, Jozet. PiedorczyS
Tom. KrEaik, JaA. SobecHl, Stan. Solos,
Szcz. Szweda, Ant. Dubus, Roch wy
dra. Ant. Ziebonka. J. J. p. SZymanski,
Klenehs BaRas, Bronislawa Polka, }.
Pawlowski, J6z, Lewandowski, Mais.
Formahek. A. Wizaeki. MARGIN KaTa,
S~Eezepan Nav euki, j. .Skarbecki, Eel.
Wilczews ski, Vino. SturonNski. Anna
Zlemba, And. Bursynski, Wal. Gorski.
II. Gordon. \. NJ. Jul. Lukaszewski.
Jan Rymek, Serafin Manka, w. Eawo-
rol, Sym. ByczySki, Jan Goiowacz, U.s.
Sef Chrusciel, Jan Tefyk, Zofia Glo.s
wacz, J. G~ortowyS<i, A. Barano%ski, \.
~. iona Oisze wski, Ant. 'Gizyhski.
A. Kosaeki, Alexis. Zych, Ant. Fonda
kowsKi, Lud. karasl ewicz,> J. N. ZausZ-
niewskl, CeeyIIa WIsniswsXa. a. Rad
wahski, Reg. Baron, Stan. Lemanski.
Jan Slania. J0zef Fayk. J. Tenerowicz
Jan Piaskowy, Frank kurpiel. And.
GARBAGE, Ign. Golowacz, J6zef Pochron
Ant. W~I!czewski, St. Oslakiswicz, Kon-
stantr kaanierski. Jozef Wesolowskt,
A kosterna, Lip1. ~JaglowskI, MARGIN
Gizewski. Alicya Szyrnanska, KAHN.
OlsSewskl, Jan SNtec, Piotr Kornak, 10
zet Zaise. ElEb. Cebuiska, Jan Wanat.
Jozet Cserwiec. Josef BIaias. Gabrycl
TylurltI. Lud. woJHk. w. Maioohleb, 10
zet Roohowiar<. Stan. Uliasz, Jan Kur-
pihskl.
Pc soc ziotyli: - Anna slutula, Ant.
CleslSk. Jan P~ataho~akl. J6zet BednA-
rex, Ant. Kaczfnarek.
Razem 34e2.25.
serdeczne Bog zaptac!
Geek ma powyzszs sumo t4a22s ODE
braiun 1 ntniejsEe1n kwitujs:
X. FIR. SARA, {. n.
CEtorek Konitetu Goeno slazakow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
DLACZEGO KAMIENIEW
MUSIAL OPUSCIc ANGLER

Moskwa. - Kamieniew przybyi
do MoSEwy. Co do stanowiska
Anglii oswiadczyl, re doznato ono
gwaitownej zmiany cd czasu pol
skich sukcesow. w dnfu. W kt6.
rym Lloyd George oswiadczyi mu
re ME mole dIuzej p~ozostawat W
Londynie, zaczeiy bank londyh-
skie ~przyjmowaG weksle rzadu
Wrangla. Interwencya militarna
ME jest atoli p%opularna W .Anglii.
Robotnicy zadaja pokoju z Ro-
sya. Stosunki iniedzy Rosya So
wiecka a Anglia i ruch revolt
cyjny w Anglii zalezec beda Cd
sukce.6w wojsk czerwonych
przeciwko armii Wrangla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

szef Garrity. - New York, oraz
inne wieksze miasta, W stosunku
do Chicago posiadaja o wiele sill
niejsze zastspy policyi z chwils
zblizania sic sezonu ~zimowego
zwykle pomnaiaja sic wypadki
xbrodni hrabunkow, wskutek te-
go wymagana jest zawsze wick
sza iloSG policyant6w. w czasie
Iletnich miesiecy raportowano
dziennie przecietnie IS wypad-
kow roinych w~iekszych przekro-
czeh. gdy tymczasem w kilku O.
statnich dniach raportowano
przecietnie Pc 40 wiekszych wy
padkow przestepstw. Ma SPECIAL
mem posiedzeniu zarzadcow sta
cyl policyjnych, szcf Clarity wy
dat rozporzadzenie wszystkim
kapitanom, azeby przydzielili
wiecej policyantow ma punkty
bardziei ozywione, pohiewaz IDA
rzaja sic tam czestsze wypadki
rabunkow, nit w m~iejscach spo-
kojniejszych. Upowatnii on row
niez kapitanow do zniesienia od-
dzialow policyantow pilnuja-
cych dzieci powracajacych &c
szkoiy, ma punktach wiekszego
ruchu.
Policyant Tomasz Powers, 20
stall wczoraj osadzony W wiezie-
riu. "a usiiowane morderStwo
dwu ex-policyantow nadto dwaj
inni policyanci. a mianowicie
sierz. ]. B. Walsha i F. McCahey.
oskarzeni So o spisek i przekrocze
ME prawa prohibicyjnego. SECT
Garrity wniosl r6wniez pred ko-
misye siuzby cywilnej oskarzenja
przetiwko policyantowi .ruchu
kolowego. H. A. Markerowi, "a
jazde. automobilem W stanie ri
janvm. raz przeciwko policyan-
towi w. O'Malley, "a oszustwo.
.,Wzorowi' stroie prawa!..
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
D ~POWIEKSZENIE R
NALU

Szef policyi Clarity zaiadai
rezoraj Cd finansowego komite-
IL z iona Rady miejskiej upo-
~aznienia, ably mogt natych-
Mast przyjac do siuzby dodatko
wych 200 policyantow. Oswald
izyS on, IL W przyszlym blu a.
oropryacyjnym ma r. 1921 zazada
eowiekszenia departamentu po-
icyjnsgo o tysiac ludzi. w Chi
ago Eawsze odczuwac sic dawai
orak poiicyant6w - powiada
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
KrOnlka MisjsCOWa.
w SPRAWIE NIEPRAWI-
pLoWEJ JAzDY AUToMo-
BILOWEJ.

z powodu n%iezmiernej masy
wypadkow, samochodowych, Chi
cagoski Klub Automotilowy zwo
"a prawdopodobnie niebawem pu
bliczne masowe zebranie, celem
przedSiewziecia Srodk6w zarad-
czych przeciwko dalszemu masa-
Srowaniu automobilami przecho
dniow. w tym celu Klub Automo
hi!uwy zamierza stworzyG komi-
tsty, ktorych zadaniem byioby
czuwanie mad bezpiecZenstwem
publicz4oSci przez kontrolowa-
mic niepfawidiowej jazdy samo-
chodowCj, oraz donoszenie VIA
dom przestspc6w tychze reguk
.ledne z giownych przyczyn wy
padkow ACKNOWLEDGMENT. jak "a
znacza Klub Automobilowy. So
Miianie pedzacego ~tramwaju pc
Level stronie, szybka jazda ma
krzyzowkach, oraz ME zatrzyny
wanie automobilow "a tramwaja
mi, kt6re staja ma przystankach.
Wszyscy automobiles powinn;
tie rzeczy dobrze z~apamieta6, a
napewno zmniejszyiby sic INA
cznie procent nieszezeSliwych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
Ruch " 1UWsrTStWaCh.
zr STANIShAWOWA.

- Tow. MlodzIeho6w sw. Stani--
slawR Kostki No. 5I3 Zjed. odbc-
die miesieczne p~osiedzenie jutro, W
e.tiartek, dnia 21go pazdziernika,
o godzinIe Sci w~ietzorem, W sail No.
5ty. Obecno5c czlonk6w pozadana, DO
So waAne spra~y do z~alatwienia. -
jan j. Mucha. prezes; Saucepan
BrIozewski, sekr. prot.
- Tow. sw. Jer1ego NJ. gr. 96 S.
?. W A. odbedzie posiedzenie try
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

Dsisiaj wIecsorem od6edsie sic po-
siedEenie Dworu No. 92l &. K. L..
" salt Pettkoskiego, pnr. 2l59 West
18th pl.. o godzinie Sci wieczorem.
Watne sprawy do zalatwienia ma po-
rzadku dziennrm, przeto obecnoSc
cslonkow jest wymagana.
w ubiegly poniedzialek cdbyio sic
posiedzenie wlaScicieli dom6w PREY
uiicach 1Sej | 18th place. W spra-
vie reperacyi s,6lka, ktory snaiou-
je sic W zlym stanie. Ma posiedsenle
to. zebrala sic spora l!czba roda-
k6w. Wystosowano rezolucye ! wy
slano do kom,sarta robot prblicE--
nych.
Gmtna s. z Annowa. urZadza zaba
we W najblitsLa niedziele, dnla 24go
b.. m. W sail Oh. Pawla Krupy. Poeza
TEX o godz!nie Sci popoludnIu.
Dzisiaj w!eczorem o godzinie SCI
odbed1ie sic posiedzenie Tow. ksie-
ella J6zefa PoniatowskIego, W salt
zwyklych ~posiedzeG. Obecnos6 czion-
k6w jest koriecznie wymagana. To-
warzystwo to. ur1ad1a zabaws tanecz
ma W ostatnis niedziele bier. mic
siaca.
Cd nlejak!egos czasu tramwaje
k~ursujace pc ulicy Leavltt PREY 40
sciele D. ". sw. Amy, tobla taxi To-
skot, 10 przeszkadzaia W nsbosenst-
wach. Must to bye widoeznie robota
ME dobrae Hykohczona, ktora powo-
duje ten loskot. Mozeby aldermani
tel wardy W te sprawe ~wgladheli !
naprawili to czego dawriej nile by
10.
Ch6ry parafialne pod kierownict-
wem swe,o organisty p. Mosilickis-
60 przygotowuja sic do 1abawy, kto-
rel data ~jeszcEe ME EostSla postano-
wiona. Bliasze szczeg6ly podamy W
swoim czasie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
,,POLSKA OCALILA EU-
ROPE"

Rhode Janeiro. - Ws|bitny bra
MAJ stanu. Ruy Earbosa,
p~rzeslal do ministra pefnomocne.
90 polskiego nastepujacy telc-
gram: IL gfebi mel duszy wyry-
wa sic okrzyk podziwu dla Pc'ski.
ktora sauna jtdna ocalita Europe"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

Cwiert roczne " czwartek 21go paz-
dziernika, o god3inie 1880 wieczo-
rem, W salt zwyklych posiedzen. -
Tcmass Suwalski, pref; Adam
Kwarcihski, sekr. prot, 2101( Bing-
ham ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
ZKAZIMIERZOWA.

Dzisiaj, dnia 2o-go b. m, W koseieIe
o. w. sw. Kazimierta, o sodzinie otej
p~opofudniu. odbed1ie sic s1b p. J6zefa
sIomiGskiego z parma Anna Siabolep-
sza, c6rka PIP. Antoniego | Marry STA.
b~olepszych. am. pnt. 2s3s W. % pl.
Cody yeselne odbeda sic W scislen k6l-
ku famiiitnem Vt don't, rodLlc6w pan
ny miodej.
W najbli5sza niedziele, Kolko Drama
tyezne ,,Ofzel Biaiy', dziatajacy nn
Kazimierzowie, ur1adza przedsta VIE
ME W sail Puiaskiego, przy Ashland l
1S-tej ul. odegrany z~ostanie plekAy ORA
mat p. t. ,.Jaskinia Potepiehea". 20
przeds sta wteniu Eabawa t%anecDna. Re-
zrserem sstuki jest K. Wlncenty No
wicki, kapean k6lka. sadzac z ostat-
Mich przedstawieG teso2 k6fkn. spo-
dziewac sic naleby, Re przedstawlenle
uda sic dostze. Rokpocznle sic, ono
punktualnle o godzlnle $50 wieczo'
rem.
DEisiaj wieczorem, o ~godzlnie Sci,
odbedzie sic p~osiedzenle Klubn Obywa-
telskiego 12tej wardy, W sail. Oh. Fran
ciszka Skarplhskiego, pnt. 3o59 W. g
ul. Wazne sprawy do %zalatwtehia ty.
cage sic przyszlych wyborow.
4
W niedaiekiej przysztesci ma Stub
inym kobiercu, W kosciele p, ". sw, Ra.
tinierza, stanA: p Sylvester Parade
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
D KANTOWA.

Macierz Polska Oddzial sw. E
leonory No. 50 ddbedDie miesiecI-
ne posfedzenie w czwartek wieczo-
rem, o godZinie pol do 6smej, W sa
II zwykiych posiedzeh. Marya
Wrobel. PREF. Fran. Uliasz, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
ZAWIADOMIENIE.

- Lekcya ChCru- Ro6otnikow
Krawiecktch, dis " srode, dnia 20
patdziernika o godzinie 7:30 VIE
cz6r, W lokalu Unit pnr. 1864 Ro-
hey vi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
ZANNOWA.

Zakiad pcgrsebewy p. j. Pettko.
skiegc, Z dnism d1isiejszym ,ostaie
prieniesIony 1 nnroEnika lsej !
Leavitt ul., pnr. 1850 ". 18th pl ,
do wlasneso budynku, sdSie mlescic
sic bedtie kApliea, biuro .zakiadu I
obszerny sarat, a takte wysodna sa-
la ma p~osiedzenl& towArtystw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20
Z BRIDGEPORTU.

Ma weselu p. Antoniego Gadow-
sAiego z parma Stanisiawa Palucn,
c6rka PIP. Paluch, droga dobrowol-
mel skladki zebrano $1S ma Polskl
Czerwony KrzyA. Pieniadze te otrz.-
mala PAM Julia Bauer, dzielna pra-
cowniczka ma polu spoleczno-narodo-
wen / odesiala je We wiasciwe mlej-
see. Oby wiecej takich vessel bylo,
gdzie takze | 0 biednych ME 7spomi.
naja. Geese i'm,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

,rski z panna Klara SlndOwska, lain
.jnr.> 1890 w. 23 al. Blizsse szczego}y
v swOlm cEasle.
Do seryl T1ej MONA sic jeszcze zapl.
'Rc W lOkalu sp6ikI Bud0wniczo:Po4y-
Izkowej i'm. Alberta Wach9wskiego, p.
3032 W. % I'll. Jest to jedna z maj
.ylekszych sp6iek W Chicago. P~amietaj-
Gle! Oszczednoscla 4 praca ludY sic b.
gaca.
Jutro, dnia 21-go b. m, odbedzie sic
TUw. Ochotnik6w Pula-
W sail oh. FIR. Skarpinskigeo,
PREY 22ej / SO. Albany ave. Poczatek
o godzinie Smej wleczo-
rem. ObecnoSt cziulk6w jest k~onieczna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

W Ees1la srode odbyl sic pogrzeb
synka PIP. Antoniego | Katarzyny
Klebickioh, Fam. pnr. 5216 Wall ul.,
2 domu taioby do ko&ciola p. W. sw.
Barbary a stamtad ma cmeDtarz
MISUNDERSTANDING Pahskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

w niedziele. dnia 7go listopada
b. r. Tow. Spiewu 1 dramatu i'm. He
.leny Modrzejewskiei urzadza kon--
cert W sail Adama Mickiewicza, pnr.
1910 S. Morgan vi. Aranzer ken
certu p. Z. Wiedeman, prz~rgotowuje
doborowy program.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

W niedalekiej przEsztesci IA Stub
.nym kobiercu, W kosciele p, ". sw, Ka.
Einierza, stana: p Sylvester Parade
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-20

O,yaIne koSze do bieiIhny, DIRE
whiany sp0i. fafnllljna wiel-
kOsc, tl1O wartost. k0c
DO ........ ..ss.
GnIuanizoYsahe bale do prn-
MIA. opaszczane ucha, srednIeJ
wielkOsel. CSC
DO
China 40 wykladnnla pleeow.
uczynf starry piec jak nowy, )
funt0vTa pac7ka To-
"a &c.. .sssss
skr1ynl crude Ehlwanizowa-
ne zelazne ma popioi | odpad-
XII. taxze do przymoco~ania do
plotu. kompletne z po- z 90 [,
krywkA specyalnie poSa6O
Jasonewane ssufelki do weeh
gsaba zelatna 20 calowa race
ka batdro specyalnie ~
tyIke DO
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-25
d(1,Hg|;f
59P1k|@
DECLINE IN PRICES OF MEAT
Bureau Of Crop Estimates Notes Drop
In Amount Pad for Pork. Beef.
and Mutton.

The advance In the monthly average
price Of hogs per 100 pounds received
by producers. which began with Feb
ruary. 1916. comparison being made
with the same month in the preceding
year. continued without q break TO
August. 1919, and the advance was
from S7.07 to $3.50. Since August
1919. the fall from month to month
was continuous TO $l2.66 I'm Decem-
her. followed by rise TO $i3.36 Ia
January. 1920. or Sob below the Jan
uary price In 1919. according To the
reports of the bureau of crop esti-
mates. United States department. Of
agriculture.
The average price of sheep per 100
pounds received by producers through
out the whole year had an upward
movement from 1913 to 1918. from
S4.54 to S10.94. the principal increase
being IN 1917. The average for 1919.
s9.5S. is a drop of sl.36 from that for
1918. or IL per- cent.
From 1915 to 1918. the average price
Of beef cattle per pound to producers
invariably advanced from year to year
in each month and the advance con
tinued from 1918 to 1919 until May.
after which month the average price
In 1919 fell below that of 1916 In each
month. and the average price for San
nary, 1920, was $500, or 66 below thai
for January. 1919. In the upward
movement. the highest monthly aver
age price reached was $10.S4 in May
1919.
Veal calves gained In average prize
IN every month of every year sine
1915, the comparison being with tn,
same month of the preceding year
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-25
HoGGING DOWN RYE UNWISE
Practice Is unavoidable. According to
Pork Production Tests at the
Ohio Station.

Hogging down rye Is an Improbable
practice. according to tests made in
pork production at the Ohio expert
ment station. The tests show that 1t Is
generally more profitable to harvest
the grain and sell ii rs cash crop or
TO feed the grain to hogs after thrash
ing rather than to allow the hogs to
harvest the grain themselves.
Specialists point out that the daily
increase ner pig when hogging down
rye Is generally less than half pound
and that the amount of grain required
to produce 100 pounds of gain is,much
higher than where the grain is fed d.
rectly to the hogs. AS rule, about
Gil pounds Of rye, hogged down. were
required to produce 100 pounds of
gain. whereas hogs fed /on corn with
tanka@e and clover pasture required
hui 33l pounds Of concentrates to pro
duce the same amount of gain
The unprofitahleness of hogging
down rye is attributed to the fact that
hogs are either unable to secure rye
in sufficient quantities or are inclined
to eat only slightly more than is re
quired for maintenance.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-25
BLAME MEXICAN "HoI STUFF"
Pepper and Fiery Liquors May Have
Something to Do With the
Troubles Down There.

Pepper Is the source Of Mexican
revolutions, according to many people.
Hot tamales, chill con carne, which
means pepper with meat; chilli rel
lenas. chill con quesO, or pepper with
cheese; all the other hot dishes that
delight the Mexican palate, are sup
posed to incite these fiery Latin-Indian
folk to actions that people of more
sober mien would not contemplate.
But the border citizens Of this coun-
try place the greater blame on the
liquid refreshments INDUCED in by
our neighbors to the south. Aguar-
diente. tequila. mescal. drinks that
rouse stormy passions in the Latin
and paralyze the senses Of the Anglo
Saxon, are consumed In great qnanti-
ties.
Tequila, father Of comets, sea SER
penis, misshapen giants. juggernauts
and thousand other monsters, is a
white liquid brewed from "hear
grass" a desert growing plant with
clusters Of thick, hard and watery
daggerlike leaves with needle points
Mescal. brew Of cactus leaves, Is Its
companion drink. and, mixed. the very
smell will put even prohibition en-
forcement agent in a state OF coma.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-25
canada's Water Power.

II has been estimated by engineers
that the available water power In
Canada, both developed and undevel-
oped, Is capable Of generating 1887
600 horsepower, Of which 1898, 100
horsepower are available In populated
areas.
The utilization Of this water pow
er is rapidly increasing. During last
year the installation Of plants was
completed with total of 64.4OO horse
power. Developments now under con-
strnction will produce 10000 horse
power; and projects contemplated for
the near future will add 100000 horse
power. The waterpowers In Canada
already developed have capacity Of
2.4OOOOO horsepower. The "white
coal" that for ages had been running
to waste. is now being made to turn
the wheels Of industry and to light
Canada's streets and dwellings.