davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
ZMIANA KIERUNKU TRAM
+ WAJoW w SRoDMIESC1U. 3

Wczoraj nastapia zmiana kie-
runku jazdy cztcrech tramwaJow
w srodmicSciu, celem lcpSzcJ tran
sportacyi zapobiczcnia tioku
tramwaj0w na niekt0rych ullcach.
S. one nastepujqcc:
Tramwaje Madison str" jad2
&C IA wsch6d, zawrocq na pot
noe na Franklin ul. do Washing
ton do State ul., ma poIudnie pc
State do Madison po Madison
powrotem ma zach6d.
Tramwaje rArmitagc Milwau
kce", wyiezdzajac &c wschodnie-
go tuneIu ma Washington III,
zwroca sic ma polnoc po Frank
lin do Randolph ul., po Randolph
ma wschod do State do Washing
ton III. i powrotem ia zachod
po obecnej drodze.
Tramwaje division Down.
town" - jechac beda jak obec-
mic po Milwaukee ave. do Lake
ul., po Lake ul', ma wschod do
State, ma po}udnie po State ul. do
Randolph, ma zachod po Randolph
do Dearborn, ma p6}noc po Dear
born do Lake ul. i ma zach6d po
Lake ul. powrotem do Milwau-
kce ave, a nastepnie ma po}noc
po Division ul.
Tramwaje Chicago ave. -
Downtown" - ma wschod Cd
Walls ma Kinzic do Clark ul., ma
poEudnie po Clark do, Washing
ton ul. ma wschod po Washing
ton ul. do Wells poczem ma pol
noc i zachod jak dotychczas. Emo
dyfikowanie powyzsze ma przy-
czynit sig do regularniejszego
kursu wymienionych powyzej
+,.,,,,u.,;6,,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
PODWYZKA OPLAT MA KO
LEACH GORNYCH.

Przcpowicdnic, &c komisya u
zyteczno$ci publicznych mic zdc-
cydujc sic ma podwyzszcnia o.
plat ma kolejach gornych pred
jesicnnymi prawyborami, okaza-
,iy sic faiszywc. w sobote popo-
ludniu wydaia ona zarzadzenie,
IA, aadstawie kt6rcgo od Srndy
'biezacego tygodnia opiaty te 20
stana podniesione z s ccntow ma
10 centow, bilety za$ beda spree
dawane w Genie s. cent6w "a cztc
ry zamiast 2 "a IS centow, jak
to ma micjsce teraz. Op}aty "a
jazde ma poinoc Cd Howard III.
zostanq podniesione E ma !
centow. Bilety ma przejazd po--
miedzy Chicago a Evanston be-
de- sprzedawane po IS cent6w.
Zarzadzenie omawiane zosta}o
wydane ma skutck petycyi, wnic
sionej przcz kompanie kolei gor-
nvch d. 24go czcrwca, W ktorej
przedstawiono, zc podwyzka O.
Plat "a przejazd jest rzecza ko-
nieczna z tego powodu, IL wy
datki kompanii zwiekszyly sic
znacznie skutkiem przyznanej
przcz MIA podwyzki pSac funk
cyonaryuszy o IS centow ma 60
dzine. Petycya ia dowodzi, ze
podwyzka owa kosztuje kompa'
nie Sl,756;512 rocznie.
Zadecydowana w sobote pod
wyzka ma charakter tymczaso-
wy, a stale pod tym wzgledem
zarzadzenie zostanic wydane
prawdopodobnie dopiero w paz-
dzierniku, gdy ukonczone bedzie
obliczanie wartoSci wiasnoSci
kompanii kolei gornych, ktore cia
gnie sic juz Cd roku.
Prezes komisyi uzytecznosci
publicznych Wilkerson oswald
czvi, re omawiana obecnie pod
wyzka zostaia zadecydowana ma
podstawie jednogioSnej uchwaiy
wszystkich komisarzy, ktorzy do
szli do przekonania, IL wobec
zwiekszonych pensyi, jake kom-
pania obecnie piaci swym funk
cyonaryuszom, ME jest ona W
stanie utrzymywac ruchu przy
dotychczasowych cenach "a prze
;azd. Rozchody jej wynosza o.
becnie podobno SI3,945,OOO rocz-
ME, dochod zaS obliczony jest ma
$17,57O,OO0, wobec czego pozo-
stanie $3.625,oo0 ma wyPate dy-
widend akcyonaryuszyi i zakupno
nowego wyekwipowania'
KoNsUMENCI ME BEDA
DRozEJ "a MLEKo
Pomimo re farmerzy podwyz-
szyli cene mleka swoim odbior-
com, konsumenci jednak ME be-
da zar placic drozej. ,,Mleko dro
5eje" = powiedzia} Robert Wei
land, prezes firmy The Weiland
T,z.s,. Co czeOO ma ttfra lr1ie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, poniedz;alek, 2 sierpnia !:
Najsw. NJ. p. Anielslliej-
Jutro, wtOrek, 8 sierpnia: Anale-
zienfe Sw. Szczepan&.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
Skiad Polskiej Misyi Ro1emczej.
REORGANIZACYA ARMII POLSKIEJ
Powstania ma TyEach Bolszewickich.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE,
ROKOWANIA POKOJOWE
ODLOzONE DO CZWARTE--
GO SIERPNIA.


Warszawa, 2. sierpnia. - Sta
len, dowodca bolszewickej arnii
zachodniej, wydal proklamacye
DO swych zofnierzy, ze rokowania
w sprawie zawieSzcnia broni 20
stafy odlozone do Ago sierpnia.
Polskie biuro spraw zagranicz-
nych uwaza te wiadomoSc "a ma
10 wiarogodna.
POLACY ODPIERAJA ATAKI
BOLSZEWICKIE, BIORAC II
KARABINoW MASZYNO-
WYCH.
WarszPwa, 2. sierpnia- Si}y
bolszewickie, skoncentrowane na
Brzegach Narwi. majace ma celu
zajecie Warszawy, przypuSciiy
kilka silnych atakow, lecz costa
iy odparte ciezkiemi stratami.
Ataki bolszewickie w poblizu
Topielec zostaiy odparte ciezkie-
mi dla Mich stratami. Bolszewicy
zostawili ma polu 500 zabitych II
karabin6w maszynowych, ktore
dostaiy sic W rece polskie.
Zaciekle tocza sic walk na "a
chod cd Bialostoku na linii pro-
wadzacei Cd BrzeScia Litewskie-
so. Walk tocza sic posiadania
kolei prowadzacej wzdfuz Nurca
do Dublina.
Walk w rejonie Brodow toczq
sic pomySlnym rezultatem dla
Polakow.
Bolszewicy uzywaja coraz vie
cej aeroplanow, wobec czego or
ganizuje sic obrona Przeciw nalo-
tom powietrznych ma Warszawe.
Wiele organizacyi prywatnych
wzieio udziai w obronie miasta.
Niekt6re Mich zostaiy przezna-
czone do ochrony mostow ma Wi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
KoNSUMENCI ME BEDA
PLACIc DROzEJ "a MLEKO

Pomimo re farmerzy podwyz-
szyli cene mleka swoim odbior-
com, konsumenci jednak ME be-
da zah PLACID drozej. ,,Mleko dro
5eie" = powiedziai Robert Wei
land. prezes firmy THE Weiland
Dairy Co." czego naturalnie
spodziewalismy sic, kiedy chica-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02


CA sic pertraktacye pomiedzy
Niemcami bolszewikani.
REORGANIZACYA ARMII
POLSKIEJ.
Paryz, 2. sierpnia. - Misya an
glo-francuska przystapi}a w pia-
tex do reorganizacyi arrnii pol
skiej. Pierwszym krokien w
tym wzgledzie byio naznaczenie
gen. Hallera g}ownodowodzacym
pierwszej armii polskiej ma miej-
see gen. Romera, pod dowodz-
TWEEN ktorego arnia ia doznaia
rniepowodzeh. Ma ffoncie ga4icyj-
skim ida przygotowania do kontr-
oiensywy.
Misya donosi, re duch arrnii
polskiej znacznie sic podniosi,
gdy zo}nierz dowiedziai sic o
przybyciu misyi, o wys}aniu a.
raunicyi do Polski o pomocy a.
liantow. Misya stwierdza, re obe-
cnie tylko kawalerya bolszewicka
jest czynna, piechota bolszewicka
odgrywa obecnie maia role. $50.
ZABURZENIA w GDANSKU.
Warszawa, 2. sierpnia. - Ma
tie odmowy robotnikow porto
wych W wy'adowaniu amunicyi
przybylej dla Polski, powsta&y
rozruchy skierowane przeciw Po-
lakom. Kilku oficerow polskich,
chcac uniknae snierci zmuszeni
byli uciekaG W przebraniu.
BOLSZEWICY SZYKUJA STE
DO NALoToW POWIETRZ-
NYCH MA WARSZAWE.
Warszawa, 2. sierpnia. - Gabi-
net ministrow otrzymal wiado--
moSc cd giownego sztabu, re boil
szewicy przygotowuja sic do ma
lotow powietrznych ma Warsza-
w3. WiadomoSc ia spowodowaia
.wyiazd wielu osob do Gdahska.
WOJSKA ALIANCKIE 70
STANA ZATRZYMANE MA
GoRNYM SLASKU.
Paryz, 2. sierpnia. - Wojska
alianckie, skiadajace sic prevail
rie wojsk francuskichs zostana
zatrzymane tax d}ugo ma Slasku
Gornym, dop6ki konflikt polsko-
bolszewicki ME zostanie ostatecz-
ME zaiatwiony.
POWSTANIE MA TYLACH
ARMII BoLSZEWICKIEJ.
Berlin, 2. sierpnia. - Ma tyiach
armii bolszewickiej wybuchajq
czeste powstania. Najwiekszemi
silami antybolszewickiemi rozpo-
rzqdzaja gen. Machno ma Ukrai-
ME. Armia jego liczy do 100000
zoinierza.
Gen. Machno zorganizowal
chlop6w ukraihskich W celu sa-
moobrony przed rekwizycyami
bolszewikow. w tym celu wszy-
stkie koleje ma Ukraine zostaiy
zniszczone, alboWiem gen. Mach
no powiedzial Ukraihcom:
,,Wobec tego, re ME many do
kad wywozic swego zboza, ME po-
:rzebujemy kolei, koleje te jed
aak sa hardzo potrzebne bolsze--
pokokczenis ma stronicy seisi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
WOJSKA ALIANCKIE 70
STANA ZATRZYMANE MA
GoRNYM SLASKU.

Paryz, 2. sierpnia. - Wojska
alianckie, skiadajace sic przewaz-
rie z wojsk francuskchs zostana
zatrzymane tax dIugo ma Slasku
Gornym, dop6ki konflikt polsko-
bolszewicki ME zostanie ostatecz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
WszYSCY GoRNICY WRA-
GAIA DZISIAJ DO PIRACY.

Springfield, ILL.,, 2 sierpnia. -
Dzisiaj ozywiajq sic ma nowo
wSzystkic kopalnic w stanlc H.
linois, oraz po wiekszcj cze5ci W
Indianapolis. Ma wczwanic pre-
zydenta WilsOna, ably gornlcy
wracali do piracy, prczcS zJcdno-
czonvch g0rnikoW Lewis zawia-
domii wszystkic lokalnc unic gor
niczc, ably wczwaly swych czlon-
k6w do natychmiastowego pod
jccia piracy, sprawa podwyzkI
bcdzie zgodnie zyCzcniami gor
nik6w zaiatwiona. Prczes gornl-
k6w ma Stan Illinois rowricz wy
stosowaf podobnc wczwanie do
| czlonk0w unijnych. zatrudnio-
rych-. " kcpalniaeh, tego - Stanu,
aby sic natychmiast zabierali do
p"acy.
Prczydent Wilson w depcszy
wyslancj do representative ro-
botnikow zalecii: wracajcie z po-
wrotem do piracy, uruchomijcic
kopalnic, a potcm bedziemy mice
wspolna dyskusye, co do roznicy
W pIacach waszych zaiatwimy
sp6r spokojowo.
harrington, prezcs s6rnik6w
na Illinois, wyslaf depsze do II.
& Adamsa, zalccajas, ably g6rni-
kom zwrocono wszystkie pieni2-
DE. ktorc i'm zabrano zap}aty
jako grzywny "a uchylanic sic
cd piracy. Prczydent Wilson dose
ostro zganif postepowanie g6r-
nik6w, ktorzy ME pomni ma daw
ne kontrakty zawarte w}aScl-
cieIami kopalh lekkomySlnie te
ohop0lnc umowy iamia narazajac
W ten spos6b siebie ma powaznc
zarzuty, kraj ma nicobliczalnc
szkody, jake wskutek braku we
gla musza wyniknac, zw}aszcza
przy nadchodzacej zimie. Zda--
MEM Wilsona gornicy naprzod
powinni okazac dobra wole ze
swej strony, 4 kiedy to zrobia /
zaczna prace. wtcnczas rad zwo
la laczna komisye dla wyznaczc-
ria sprawiedliwej zap}aty.
ZNAMIENNA NOVA HAR--
DINGA WYGLOSZONA DO
RZESZY DWUTYSIECZNEJ.
Marion, sierpnia. Przed We
randa rezydencyi Hardinga ze-
bralo sic wczoraj okolo diva ty-
siqce sluchaczy powiatow Rich
land i Crawford. w swej movie
zaznaczyf Harding, re stanow.
czo przeciwny jest robieniu roz-
mic pomiedzy ludzmi, gdyz wszy
Soy w roznej mierze So mniej
lub wiecej jedni Cd drugich "a
Iezni. Przemys} fabryczny i rola
tworza Ameryke. Zwrocil on u
wag ma nieubtagane konsekwen-
eye, ktora musza ist .jedna "a
drugiemi; jezeli ceny "a produk-
ty rolne ida W gore, tenn samem
musza ist w gore place robotni-
ka, musza isc w gore wydatki -
i tylko pamiec tenn i obopolne
wyrozumienie moga sprowadzic
stosunki dzisiaj istniejace do ia
kiejs r6wnowagi' Zdaniem NOW
cE, bogaci powinni poniesc glow
ny ciezar, przez sprawiedliwe o.
podatkowanie, ale ME jest on Ia
opodatkowaniem bogactw poczy
rionych z okazyi wojny gdyz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
z TENNES.
SEE IA ,SUFRAGIUM"
KOBIECEM.

Knoxville, Tenn, sierpniaY
" scrca szcrmicrck prawa ko
biccc wStqpila wiclka otucha, pc
nicWaI II. Clemens. prczes rcpu.
b'ikahskicj :stanowcj partly z
Tennessee. wyrazif sic, zc par.
tya rcpublikahska tego stanu zaw
SIC popicrala i bedzic popicrat
walke i dazcnia kobiet do row
nvCh praw mezCzyznami ia pc
lu politycznem; dlatcgo pan Gle
mems Jest prawic pcwny, Il
wszyScy czionkowic republican.
scy w scnacic stanq murcm "a
Suiragium kobict. Parma Polli--
tier, sckrctarka narodowcj par
tyi kobict. wyrazi}a sic, &c gdyby
pan Dan Layton, prezes rcpubli.
kaiskicj partyi Delaware, by:
podobnej mysli jak pan Clemens
juzby kobiety posiadafy prawc
do glosowania W tym stanie.
co MYsLI cox o TRAKTA.
Gle WERSALSKIM, LIDZE
LUDLOW 1 PROHIBICYI?
Dayton, 2 sierpnia. Demokra.
tyczny nominal ma prczydenta !
Cox ma juz swoja mowe progra
mowa prawie gotowa, ale kilks
szczeg6l6w pozostajc jcszczc dc
wypracowania, kt6re odkiada on
az do dnia, kiedy go zawiadomia
oiicyalnie 0 nominacyi, II. do 7go
sicrpnia.
Pomimo re Cox konferowai jui
przcdtem re znaczniejszymi przed
stawicielami partyi demokratycz
ncj, to jednak nova jego bedzic
nosiia pietno wylacznie indywi-
dualne. Najwazniejszym jej punk
tenn bedzic sprawl traktatu wer-
salskiego, zwiaszcza re kandydat
republikahski Harding publicznie
wyzwai Coxa, ably wypowiedzial
swoje zapatrywanie W tym wzgle
die. jak niemniej w sprawic Lisi
Ludlow prohibicyi.
KIEROWNIK RAMPANT
WYoRczEJ CoXA MA, CHI.
CAGO WYBRANY.l
Washington, D. c. . sierpnia.
George Witte kierownik kampa.
nil narodowej demokratycznej,
oSwiadczv{ 1e ma kierOwnika kan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-02
KIEROWNIK RAMPANT
WYoRCzEJ CoXA MA, CHI.
CAGO WYBRANY.l

Washington, D. c. Q sierpnia
George Witte kierownik kampa
nil narodowej demokratycznej,
oSwiadczyl, ie ma kierownika kan
panii wyborczej w Chicago z ra-
nicnia partyi demokratycznej &c
stat mianowany w. IF. O'Brien
Lawrenceberg. dawny proku
rator stanowy. Planow szczego-
low kampanii jeszcze ME wypra
cowano. w kolach demokratycz.
nych zrobiio niezwykle dobrc
wrazenie powolanie do walk wy
borczej o godnosc ,eubernatora
senatora !. Hamiltona Lewis'a.
Politycy demokratyczni ppwiada
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21
SG00000OO G @ G G C
G ABERDEEN. G
G OGG0 6 9 6 9 G G G 6 c

Mr.. Charley Dodd, of Cincinnati, was
here on business the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Give Clark, and chill
dren, of Washington, d. c., are guests
of the Mayor and Mrs. VIM. Clark
Mrs. Edith Gardner, of Dayton, Ohio,
is visiting friends here and at Fls-
berry.
Miss Annie OHarran, and mother,
were recent Cincinnati visitors.
Mrs. H. G. Martin, and Mrs. Frank
Tolle, of Maysville were recent guests
of relatives in the township.
Rev. Baxter and family are now
domiciled in the T. S. Boggs property
on East Second street. Having moved
here from Warsaw. Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pascal Catron have
moved to the property they rece Fly
purchased of Mrs. Fleming.
The Womans Baptist Missionary
Union of the Bracken Association will
have an all-day meeting at the Baptist
church here next Tuesday. Speakers
from distance Will be present, and
all ladies' are invited. Luncheon will
be served at the church.
Mr.. Miron Gardner has sold his
Third street property to Manchester
parties we understand.
The Colored Boys Band, of Mays
Vile, which was billed for an open-ail
concert here Tuesday evening failed
to materialize. We presume on accoun
of the Indictment weather, We hope
they will make another date in tn
near future with better success.
Sunday afternoon, May 30, has beef
designated as the time for decorating
graves in the Aberdeen Cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dryden, of Eas
Second street, Maysville. spent Sunda!
with friends on this side of the river
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21

Rev. and Mrs. W. d. Welburn re-
turned Thursday afternoon from a
pleasant visit to friends at Warsaw,
Ky.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21
COLORED CITIZENS.

The Congo River Tabernacle Lodge
No. 80, will have its annual Thanks
giving sermon Sunday afternoon at
o'clock at Bethel Baptist church. The
sermon will be conducted by Rev. r,
Jackson. Everybody is invited to come
out and help us.
MRS. SUDIE MORTON, II. p.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21
Good Digestion Means Health

taken from your food properly and the
organs and tissues of your body grow
weaker as your system gradually be-
comes run down all over.
One of the most-talked-of things
about Vola-Tonic, "B Il OF
Strength" is the manner in which it
corrects faulty digestions. Vola-Tonic
first brings a good appetite and then
helps the stomach take strengthening
nutrition from food to nourish the or
gans and tissues of the body. In addi-
ton Vola-Tonic builds up the blood
and sothes the nerves and as a result
full strength and health come to the
weakened, run down man or woman.
In cases of weakened, run down
system where extreme nervousness is
present Vola-Tone Nerve Treatment
should be taken along with Vola-Tonic
or, if there is extreme constipation.
Vola-LaX Candy Laxative should be
taken with Vola-Tonic.
Vola-Tonic, Builder OF Strength,
Vola-Tone Nerve Treatment and VIOLA
Lax Candy Laxative are sold in Mays
Vile by ]. j. Wood & Son and are sold
by one leading druggist in cities and
towns everywhere near here.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21

The Maysville Specials will play the
Washington Tigers at League Park
Sunday, May 81. Game called at 2
o'clock
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21

YOUNG MAN with good habits wishes
room and board or board alone with
private family, within three blocks
of "De Nuzie" Book Store. Phone or
write Mr.. Christman, Care de
Nuzie." M21-tf
WANTED - Insurance collector and
solicitor Woman preferred between
25 and 40 years Of age. Guaranteed
salary to start. Apply at once to w.
j. Kenton, Jr., Dept. Supt, Metro
politan Life ms. Co.'S office Cox
building. M19-5t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
WANTED

All items under this head l cent
word. Minimum charge 10 cents.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21
CINCINNATI MARKETS

Cattle-575; Steers, slow and weak;
Light butchers, strong; Bulls, weak;
Calves closing 30 cents lower at $14.
Hogs-SO16, closing quiet; Heavy,
Mixed and Medium, SIS; Light, SLABS;
Roughs, $11.50
Sheep-Steady at $13; Clips, 81.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21
) 9 9 G 9 G 0000o00

Digestion is the process whereby nu-
triton is taken from food. Nutrition
keeps the organs and tissues of the
body strengthened and build up -
keeps you healthy.
If you have good digestion nutri-
ton is properly taken from the food
you eat and the organs and tissues of
your body remain in healthy condition.
But, if your digestion is fautly-if you
bloat and belch, have pains in stom-
ach and chest, have coated tongue
sour stomach-then nutrition is not
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21

Silk Tricolette Dresses at $500 on
sale Saturday at Merz Bros.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-21
G G 9 6 6 G 6 G 6 G c. G

G Last time we talked about the G
G appetite. Digestion is Just as 6
G important. Even if the appetite 6
6 is good you still lack strength 6
G and health If digestive organs 6
6 do faulty work and do not prop c
6 erly take nutrition from your G
g food to keep the organs and tis- {
6 sues OF your body strengthened c
6 and built up. If you have poor c
6 digestion begin today to correct {
6 your trouble. {
G. {
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-11-11
- .
Hamlin News ,','' Items ems !.

R. 81. Garnett who has been IN
der the doctors care for a few days
is better at this date. ;.
Sam Stuart. from over: on the
Guthrie line was forced by bad
roads to double team in order toget
his hogs on the Hamlin market
Tuesday. .e
/ Oscar Miller drove his Ford
through hideous mud to Audubon
Sunday to bring in his daughter.
Miss Iva and her cousin Ronald
Shoesmith, who are high school stu
dents. 1919 &
Miss Mabel Weldy, who is in the
Government employ at Washing
ton D. G. exercised her privilege to
vote from afar. Her ballot arrived
on election day. 81
Government reports crown Iowa
king Of the corn belt. Iowa is a
most wonderful spot. believe it
also has the least percentage Of
illiteracy.
The man whose business is corn
husking now must certainly get
right down to business.
A surprise party in honor Of Mrs.
Rebecca McNutt as she arrived at
LIES eighty second milestone was to
take place Sunday, November 7th,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-11-11
BraytOn News Items

Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Andersen went
to Omaha Wednesday to visit rela-
tives, returning home Friday
Miss Anna Bramsen of Atlantic
was guest at the R. NJ. Miller
home last week. III, !.
Mrs. VIM. Clemensen spent Thurs
day and Friday at the ]. F. Bergh
home in Atlantic. ~ .,f4
Mrs. Lille Reynolds visited in
Avoca at the home OF her uncle Tip
Cuppy the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. NJ. n. Nelson and little
daughter were over Sunday visitors
at the home Of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dettmers in Atlantic.
Mrs. j. c. Kelley and daughter
Lucille were shopping in Atlantic
Friday. H..
Luther Hensley and*family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hensleys parents.
DR.. Koob and wife.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Bray
ton will hold it's annual bazaar Satur-
day November 10. Supper will be
served. Everybody invited.
!. A. E. Brown came from South
Dakot last week to join Mrs. Brown
who had been here for some time
visiting her son Walter and family.
The remains Of Mrs. Margaret
Harter, who passed away Friday at
the home Of her nephew, j. F. Bergh
q Atlantic, were brought to Bray
ton Monday and laid to rest beside
her husband in the Oakfeld GEN.
etery.
The first number Of the lecture
course was given Friday night, by a
company consisting Of harpist and
reader. The entertainment was
first class in every respect and was
enjoyed by good sized audience.
Mrs. F. l.. Freeman and daughter
Lulu spent Thursday and Friday in
Atlantic with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Lewis Heath.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-11-11

Z Mrs. John Molgarrd and Mrs.
Andy Bjorn spent Saturday with.
friends in Audubon. .t@f
Mrs. Will Essington entertained
the Aid Society last Thursday at her
home in the country.
Carl Miklesen is taking two
weeks vacation from his duties as
station agent, and L. NJ. Anderson
Of Atlantic in charge at the depot.
Ken l.. Greek, the new foreman
at the Journal Office was in Brayton
Monday on business for the paper.
John Hendricksen of Atlantic
was a visitor at the A. F. Anderson
home Monday.
Commencing Saturday, Novem-
Der 18th, we will offer for sale all
Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Caps, ETC., at cost for Cash OF
Produce. Come in and see how
cheap you can buy.
NIL N. LARSEN & SON.
Mrs. w. A. Nelson, and daugh-
ter returned home on Saturday
from Wildrose, North Dakota,
where they have been spending the.
past six weeks with relatives and
friends. 81, rs,s,ss.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-11-11

at the home of her son Arthur near
Old Hamlin, The affair choked to-
death in the fog and mud, but will,
be resurrected after the clouds r6lP
by; not as surprise, however.
Over Hamlin township is. certain
ly very unfortunate route for the
poor wild duck to take on his way
to the sunny South. Many hap
Ply member of the duck family
Matched and raised among the north
ern lakes tumbled into the frying
pans here. 4, S
One of the most familiar faces to
day is that Of Clyde L. Herring, who
is now d sentangling himself from
the debris Of November's political
landslide. That Is a splendid like
ness of Mr.. Herring that appeared
during the campaign. You see it in
the windows, on the doors, ON the.
barn, on the fences, in the hedges
by the way, in the mud by the
roadside, and drifting with the fallen,'
leaves before Novembers gale.A
There it is with the invitation to
vote for him for governor. I,pre-
sumo that <Clydeais an excellent.I
fellow and i herein offer my SINCERE
regrets that circum stances we're such.
as to makeit" danpossibile for me to-,
accept the invitation. -. ..,j,
1t seems That oiur5nation has en- !,
countered two calamities duringfthe
last decade, namely, war and the
passing Of the government into the
hands Of the incompetent Demo-
cratic organization during period.
that demanded superior judgement
and business ability. AS from this
view point, we consider the problem
Of the near future we. cannot but
regard the Republican avalanche as
d timely rescue. Because of CURL
greatsresources and national vigor
we shall rapidly recover from the
effects Of the war, but it will take |
superior ability, patience, and time
to repair the damage that has been,
done to the machinery Of our Cow
eminent by the fatal fingers Of In
competence. rs
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-11-11

Within three months 1888 pigs
have been removed from Philadel-
phia under orders Of the board Of
health and 81 have been seized and
sold at the stock yard. All the re-
naming pigs will be removed Ten
years ago there were more than
twenty thousand pigs within the
limits of the city.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-11-11
Insufficient Sweetness.

"Sweet are the uses of adversely
Nevertheless, ii is a poor substitute
Cor sugar when 1t comes to canning.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1920-11-11

FOR sALE-Poland China fall
pigs. .., = If
ANDREW G. NELSON.