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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-27

London, Aug. 27.mMayor Mac
Sweeney Of Cork began his 18th
day Of a hunger strike. He was
conscious and able to speak and it
was said might live a week if ton
que was good
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-27
4 BIC DROP IN PRICE Of COAL
PRICES At BAL T|MORE TUMBLE
apartment of Justice Plans Sweeping Cam
Faign Against Alleged Prof
iteers
PUBLIC IS SIMPLY BEING ROBBED

WashlngtOn- II. 4. Aug. 2l.-
Forecast Of tumble in coal prices
was made by Department Of JUS
tice officials today coincident
with the announcement Of ere
newed activity' in the campaign
against coal profiteers. With pro
duction on the increase, predic-
ton was made that the coal mar
ket would follow sugar prices in
a break in the near future.
Prices have already dropped in
Baltimore where the Federal ag-
ents started yesterday to gather
evidence against an alleged com
binatio Of dealers who were de-
elared to }
through rep' !.
ordered at Hampton Roads, one
Of the largest bunkering stations
on the Eastern seabotrd. Com
plants have come frequently from
there and from Baltimore it was
said.
Although interior points have re
ported exhorbitant coal prices in
many instances, it was stated that
the - t'flagrant, violations of the
Lever law were conffasd. largely
TO the ATLANTIC coast. The depart
ment will press its Investigations
at all points, however, as a part
of the program outlined Monday
when the Attorney General in
structed all United States attor-
neys to delve into the basis of in
formation that pyramiding Of
prices had been accomplished
through intertrade sales.
The department s hands are tied
at Philadelphia by a court order
restraining the United States AT
torney from prosecuting profit
GERS under the Lever law, which
was held to be unconstitutional by
fhe Court there. But the Court
will not stay the gathering Of evi-
dence, according to H. S. Mitchell
special assistant to the Attorney
General, who is citing the cam
paign.
Mr. Mitchell believed public
sentiment had begun to react ag-
ainst coal profiteers to the extent
that it would force a lowering of
prices. The break in quotations at
Baltimore, together with expected
reductions at other points, was ex-
pected to mean a real benefit to
the consumer.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-27


the station then the suffrage del
egation from Tennessee arrived.
Warsaw, Aug. 27.-The rus
slams who took refuge in East
Prussia, fighting the Poles along
the frontier an official statement
says that two soviet batteries
opened fire from German soil, but
the Poles were cautioned not to
fire into Prussia. A lull in the
fighting on various sectors, al
though the Poles report advances
in several places.
Marion, Aug. Several i'm
portant conferences this after
noon an automobile trip to ad-
dress railway employees at Gallon,
and a night reception in celebra-
ton Of suffrage on Harding's
crowded desk today.
] London, Aug. 27.mMayor Mac
Sweeney Of Cork began his 18th
day Of hunger strike. He was
conscious and able to speak and it
was said might live a week if ton
que was good
! SStrassburg, Aug. 27.-Dr. Mar
eel Knecht denied on behalf Of
Marshall Foch, that Foch plans
to visit the United States in April
as was published in some news
papers.
Mexico City, Aug. 27.-The
Mexican consul, Laredo here is
seeking to arrange for the emigra-
ton Of ten thousand Mexicans to
the Southern cotton fields.
| Mexico City, Aug. 27.-Villa
has written Pedro Zamora, the
bandit who carried off American
subjects advising him to surrender
and sacrifice his pride''.
Chicago, Aug. 27.-Confessions
to shooting Charles Comisky and
robbing the American League ball
park box on September 16, when
Babe Ruth expected to draw a
capacity crowd made here by 3
boy bandits who we're captured
in an attempt at robbery Of Will
son and Co. Of a $4,000 payroll.
Charlotte, Aug. 27.-Six inches
Of rainfall from three o'clock to-
day flooded the streams in upper
S. c., and the Catawba river was
showing seven feet rise. Small
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-27

streams in the Aragon Mill settle
ment at Rock Hill entered resi-
dences to such an extent that oc-
cupants moved into boats. The
rain continues.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-08-27

41OIU oC 4COCh 11lA ICS1-
dences to such an extent that oc-
cupants moved into boats. The
rain continues.
New York. ug. 27.-Republican
kGslhAirman kk.Gssslha.Aa5iLrcman Hays. said Cox failed to
prove the charges because they
were false. He said Gov. Cox had
Isuch an intimate knowledge of the
wasting Of millions in aircraft pro-
duction during the war that he
dreamed in millions.
| Chicago, Aug. 27.-The repub-
lican treasurer Upham said that
no schedule quotas in 81 cities is
a phony list which [ never heard
Of before.
Washington, Aug 27-The Z.
S. has requested Serbia to ap-
point representatives to the AL
lied commission to Investigate the
conflict in Albania and Jugo
Slavia. Request made simultane-
ously to Britain, France and Italy.
Constantinople, Aug. 27.-Sul-
tan Modammad must personally
lead the Turkish troops against
the nationalist the cabinet has de-
cided, to prevent the dissolution
Of tn eempire. The allies appar-
emily are willing to permit the or
ganization Of Turkish force.
Washington, Aug. 27.-Nine
million eight hundred and nine
teen thousand were killed in the
ten European nations engaged in
the war and the potential loss Of
population over 35 ,32O, 900, the So
ciety for studying the social conse-
quences Of war announced thru
the Red Cross today.
Aboard Cox Special, Aug. 27.-
Cox today carried the democratic
offensive centered for president
on the republican finances into
the east. A repetition in a part Of
the evidence presented at Pitts
burg was planned at New Haven
today and at thew York tomor-
row. Gov. Cox and advisers ex-
pressed salts faction with infor-
nation given to back up the de-
clarations Of a conspiracy to
buy the presidency" It was in
dieated that he would make fur
ther "exposes within a week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. o. IL Glaserud, ar
Fourth avenue, have returned from
aA~two@weeks' visit with relatiyAsS and
friends at Eldrid, Lockhart and Ada,
MIMI &SsaN.esa 49,
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AngAttraetiveg benefit will be given

An:attra1tivey benefit Will be given
on WedneldAY nsand~evening
at t1iesheme cfs Mrs. w. III: Pierce,s415
sNort4Is Third@street In the form OF at
lunchson.%S%Ve Very dainty and palatables
fdssfessare to sbe5tncluded on the menu
the hbWrEaof 4~and 10 o'clock. All
memeserg Of, the parishes ofS$St. Mary,s
and IL. Miehhel'A churches and Their
friends have been extended a cordial
Invitation. Proceeds wMisbesAused for
suppl ~ for the parochaaN school.
M Y + Ss$4ssyss ~
Mr. nd Mrs. Thomas Enr.ght,a
sRrOfltnent farmers residing lei East
Grand Forks, nave announced. the en-
Anne, to Joseph Ruben. LeClairl OF
Virginia. MINI. The wedding date
has been set for September 3, and the,
ceremony will be performed in the
Sacred Heart CHURCH in East Grand
Forks Rev. :W...J Powers officiating.
Maple Leaf Lodge 10. 5 will hold
a regular meeting in the Odd Fellows
hall On Tuesday evening. August "a.
at 5 O'clock. AThereawil1 be an Initials
ton al members IA ar u reeapcsted
Mrssand Mrs, Howard c. George
ftarriyed in the city saturday evening.
Ito visit with Mr.'George's brother-in
law md sister, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A..
Bennett. ., 5l lg5f
Mr.&@and Mrs. Elmer Umlauf and,
daughter, joyce. bill Third avenue.
have returned. from Fargo. where
they visited over Sunday as tho. guests
of Miss Viola Coutts. s3
III Esfs.Ht 49, 'f.TE 81 81 ~ AE4iL aF-E- ~ r- -lH
Miss Agnes. O'Connor. 619 North
Third street, left, SUNDAY. tor Grafton
1sahd ST. Thongs, N,2;pmawhere she will
visit for. the. coming two weeks with
friends and relatiyea , So
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23

FEetsYEa rrt7 asrN4 S.4. EA*fEH EJHEW NgSfstlfi.s4AEN
pr. ,.ndsrMr. y. -. H~..her,nstons
nue.. visited over Sunday as the guests
of Mr.. apdsM rs. G.. n. Opshal atS their
t~cottagefAt Maple Lake, On sunday.
the Hetherington AndIOpsahlsfamilies
motQred to Union lake to gsnend the
day fp%icnickings and fishing. ~ sa
i i X he. { NJ
Miss DonabssI8 Olson is entertaining.
Miss Harriet Hellauist Of Thief River;
Falls. who arrived In the city Satur-.
day evening. II ssa 80 -
Miss Cecilia Sullivan, who has been
the quest Of her sister, Mrs. Ivan
Denton at the lattsr's home in Du-
Iluth; returned to Grand Forks ~
Sunday evening after a two weeks
Miss, Sullivan to this city9and will, be
the guest of her mothsrk Mrs. Js.Sul-
Ivan, for several days. SD
80 N : :isss$se IA: II ~ \ s I a%
Mes. e. e.. Gglapsop. 2o1 Parkhurst
street, accompanied by her twe little
daughters Misses. Ruth and Rhodh
.ClauaenT returned on Saturday after
noon iron, Maple Lake, where they
enjoyed a brief outing at Two Oaks!
\ the summer home Of Mr., and Mrs
T. A.. Swiggum. Mrs. Clauson and
daughters have leased a cottage u
the lake for two weeks aHd.expec.
to. SO over the sfirstSafstht month.
Mr.. and Mrs o. II Glaserud, 221
Fourth avenue, have returned IRON
a~two.w weeks visit with relatiyAst anf
friends at Eldrid, Lockhart and Ada
Mjnn.-, :. al 4.
49, g Esss -. 49, ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Marks. ~
HMr. and/MrS. TIL. Bottom,s..pf Kansal
FHsCity, returned Sunday evening from
|GsMaples La e. wheTesSfkey .vfaitAd owe
Shnday as the guests o. Mr. and Mrs
EEClarence Sheppard: Miss, HANNAH
l@Bursett vas also 9 guest at 5ths Shop
Apard5 cotteGs. e IS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
orange Glice4 md Sew m3raSchint
s~oteffiGs.s Serve 1fnmediatelys 8s

Orange slices ina i few m~2raschino
CHERRIES serys Immediately. sls
4 AZ advertissneNt ii a;weSkIyspSper
reeds A. 9oll0wss "BerkshtreE sovyS,
Akgbvjpy 6 Sidbvb
Tfiiet list and s2nds cmfwyp vbGkaj
|cmfwpY V6kk fEf6Wfyp sybxkajjs hfdl
stmfw cmfWsWe never knew that Z
nos. made noise like that, lbA& too
much pi works wonders even An ~
dom. a 8S
SInganberry Pu6rh. @#5 Z
Time TO prepare. rs minutes: mum.
Der served s. A.
"a parts iosanberEy Juice s58Ss
= parts water II ys
|1f part gingeraie s
|1spart lemon ,NsM
Ia part lime l(orAnss suices may 81
20 replace lemon or lime. y de-
,sired.)
Sugar to taste ~ i
Method-Tbe Important point II
making this loganbery punch iis 70
retain the havor OF the slloganbeffy
Juice. !
veeanda Punnah
o. TIN, s.,v e p1ep.re' ) minutes; mum.
4 tcupful hot tea infusion
Juice OF 3 lemons ana 2 oranges
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
Mrs. Ella "A. Boolc.

Mrs. Ella A. Boole Of New York
city, state sHchairmans Of the Women's
l Christian Temperance union, will run
for the senate as a candidate on the
Prohibition ticket this year. she wall
Es sf,t one s e ths1 %SRpGnsnts q f, p int i
lrenoininated on the Republican ticket
this year. Mrs. Boole notified VII
liaffH Burr, chairman of the Pro
lhibiti0n pafty,>hat, she would run for
4senateFll tnSS response to the Invitation
extended to- her by the party'ss nm
ofncialI state s%conyentton held recently
lins4haf95yfhcuse Z
William .5sAnderson, state super
i~ntendshtIof thessAnti-Saloon league,
1 has issNEdaSan informal Endorsement
3aof hertscahdtdAcy and has announced
that the sie6sue will support Mrs.
RpolA ard hence cannot be drawn
toaeaSgpFtn,sry aght. against senato e.
his oppsoneptsS FOR the norninatfon.
iGIRI,sS.As CHERRY PICKERS.
sXn,sSs thessEcamp,s OF cherry pickars
tRssW tAscpasing none ts.more uniquestttan
kea pcEp1fEtjpn .comnoseds largely
hoelEfeachers. Where other cainr6s
camp which opened AIS sixth annual
sessionain ! nly. lAs COMPOSED entirely
OF sgtrlAsa4FTTss sqS8 ii 81
oysgalls.se9r hloonaers and middtssi
the ,M1m6&ls1 already enrolled for this
sycarsgG Fh school teachers, htsb. school
girls. ssteHpGrAphers and other young
women caxsssfora month % outdoor
livins. 5Is N 5 s#s N
HERB ASp IHE AZ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
Ginger Ale punch.

onescdp sugar. M cup strong hot.
tea, three-Quarters cup orange Juice.
three al four thin slices oranKe, ne,
third cupSS4lemon juice, one quart
ginger ale. &mAraschino cherries. Pour
the hot ten over the sugar and stir.
until sugar is dissolved. Add fruit
~juicessand strain into a#punch. bowl
over aT94rgex piece Of ice.s Let stand.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
ainser Ale JuIep.

Zone pint ginger ale cup Sof
iwAter,t three-QuartersS cup OF sugar.
three lefia0ns. few sprigssof mint, Boil
The sugar md wAtetssf ten minutes
and set satAe TO cool. Add strained
over half glassfuls OF chopped ice.
sGagnifk With q sprig of mint In each
Elaasg III little of the mint il
hfuised twill give q more pronounced
mint Aayors IN the drink
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23
SUMMER DkINlks.
Ginger Az Hishbal.

Put two tablespoons finely cracked
ice In se4ch highbaii tglsss,ISSldds one or!
two teaspoons of fresh Ams Juice and
ESefve at once. 1870
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-23

with the Russian ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ing at the gates OF; warsaw; Miles
Martha A. tChickeTfnE. IN charge OF =:
w. G. "A. work MSsthe Polish capital,
has been obligedgto nee, and Will. not
return until tho suspensionssof hostilt-
ties. Her home is in Piedmont. Cal:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
ZMNIEJSZA STE D
NICTWA.

Washington, 10. lutego. z
powodu zrhniejszania sic mate
ryabu ma wyrob papieru, nastana
pewne ograniczenia co do objeto-
sci wydawnictw tax codziennych
jak i niedzielnych, ora magazy-
now. Reprezentant Fuller z Hi
nois, republikanin, podobna usta-
we p~rzedstawI senatowi do "a
twierdzenia, a ustawa ia przewi-
duje rowniez kare ma przestepuja-
cyrh ia dziennfkarzy. Przy tel
sposobnosci podnrtsi ON spraws
wywozu materyaiu "a granice,
proponujac Powstrzymanie tegoz
przynajmnej przez przeciqg jed
nego roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
NOVA NADZIEJA (?) O.
GRANICZENIA WYSOKOSCl


Rzccznik micjskj Ettelson O.
trzymal wczoraj list Cd wybitne
go adwokata chicagoskiego' kt6-
rcgo nazwisko ME wymienia, w
kt6rym liScie podajc 6w ~rzeczni-
kowi suggestive, IL jest ola mia
sta sposob ma w~ia$cicieli domow
apartamentowych - celcm o.
gr~aniczenia wysokoSci komornc-
90 wymuszanego Cd lokatorow.
w liScie tym p~rzytacza adwokat
rzecznikowi F~ttclconowi dwlc
podobne sprawy, kt6re kilka lat
temu toczyiy sic; jedna w maj
wyzszym saddle Stanu Illinois,
druga zaS w najwyzszym saddle
w Kansas. Welding opinii wybit-
rego tego adwokata, wszystE'e
budynki apartamentowe nalcza
do uzytku publicznego i jake ia
kie podlegaja kontroli i regula-
cyom miasta, talk jak kompanic
wodociagowe, gazowe, elektry--
CINE ! innc, siuzqce ola uzytku
publicznego. List, jak powlada
rzecznik micjski Ettelson, zrobii
ma MIN slime wrazenie i jezeli
decyzye podobne faktycznic W
najwyzszych sqdach zapadSy' to
problem komornego zostanie Ia
two rozwiazany, przez wydanie
zakazu sadowcgo pobierania
1Jz;erc1vcb czvnSzSw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
Stosunek Gda1ska do
Polski.

Welding inforinacyi, otrzyma.-
mel przez krakowski Clos Marc"
dur, dclegacya polska zloiyia "a
die pieciu projekt konwencyi' o
kreSlajacy stosunek prawnopaii-
stwowy wolnego miasta Gdah-
ska do Polski.
Niektore czesci tego projektu
opracowanc So juz przez koml-
sye prawnicza PREY delegalyi pol
skiej, do ktorej wchodzili pp.:
prof. Stanisiaw Kutrzeba -
prof. Ludwik Gorski, inz. K. o.
szewski, DIR. K. Rundstein dr..
Bohdan Winiarski. Pierwotny
tckst projektu konwencyi podda
ny byl dyskusyi komisyi Gdan
ska i zeglugi, do ktorei wchodzA
ca}y szereg rzcczoznawcow, Jak
admiral Kloczkowski, pulk. ma
rynarki Zwiekowski, adwokat z
Gdanska Mieczysiaw Marchlew-
ski ! inni. Ma podstawie tych o.
pracowan ostatecZny tekst zreda
gowai DIR. 3. Winiarski.
Ma ogoi projekt ma ma celu
zapewnienie Gdanskowi stanoWi
ska mniej wiecej analogicznego
do tego. w jakicm znalazl SIG Oil,
kiedy dobrowolnie poiaczyl sic
Z Polska W r. 1854. Projekt PREY
znaje miastu gSos doradczy we
w~szystkich sprawach miedzyna-
rodowych o charakterze gospo-
darczym, ktore Gdanska dotycza.
RGwniez Gdansk m;aiby prawo
mianowac rzeczoznawcow ham
dlowych PREY jencralnych kon-
sulatach polskich. Z drugiej stro-
ny projekt przewiduje utworze-
ME w Gdansku stanowiska dele
gaia jcncralnego rzqdu polskie-
60.
.Autorzy p:o;cktu zapcwniaia
2upelna rownoSc obydwu jezy-
kom ! obydwu narodowoSclom
IA tercnie W. NJ. Gdanska oraz
prawa narodowc obywatelom
Gdanska W PClScc ! oDywatelom
polskim nj tcrenie W.. N. Gdah-
ska. Projekt przewiduje sposob,
W jaki osiagnie sic ujedpostaj-
rienie prawodawstwa cywilnego
nandIowcgo i morskiego W. m.
Gdanska z prawodawstwen pol
skien. Projekt przewiluie tez
Srodki. jake beda mialy ia celu
zapcwnienie przcz Polske ochro-
ny Gdaiiska pred cwentualnq
napaSciq.
Przcwidziane Jest dalej ujedno
stainienic Dodatkow, taks i kon-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

PRZYZNAJE SIT DO
N

GloSne swego czasu tajemnl-
cze m]orderstwo adwokata Gala
gher'a, kt6ry zostal z%astrzelony
ma Michigan ave. dnia Ergo IL
stopada u. r. zostalo wczoraj Wy
iaSnione. w kilka dni 20 tym
wypadku zosta} aresztowany ME
iaki Vernon Odds, z pnr. los w.
21sza ul., stroz zajety przez F..
Davitt'a PREY Michigan ave. Odds
bvf podejrzany o zamordoWanle
Gallagher'a, lecz ola braku do
wod6w zostal, wypuszczony ma
wolnosc. w ubieg}q niedziele ra-
10 Olds zostal ponownie aresz-
towany' lecz tym razem "a obra-
bowanie w sobote wieczor re-
s~tauracyi PREY 1856 S. State ul.,
bedqceJ Wlasnoscla +. MliiteS a.
Podczas wczorajszych p~rzeslu-
chow, kapitan Coughlin PREY
pomnial sobie Olds'a, IL tenze
by} aresztowany - iako podei-
rzany O morderstwo adwokata i
poczal go w tel sprawie 5adat.
Odds wziety W krzyzowe pytania
ME mogi sic wykrecit, przyznal
sic do zastrzelenia Gallagher'a.
tlumaczqc sic jednak. IL stalo sic
to przypadkowo. Odds zeznawaf,
il W dniu Ergo listopada u r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

trybucyi oraz wpro~adze:iic mo
nety polsk;ej, jake jedynego pra'
waego s-odiia plamiczego W ".
NJ. Gdansku. Co do dochodow
przypadajacylh ypro indiviso"
~Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej W.
m. Gdanskow oraz co do wsp6i"
nych rozchodow, projekt propo-
nuje, ably zostawic tymczasem
Polsce wszystkie dochody z talks
konsularnych. z komor ! inne, ale
W zamian, take wszytkie kosz-
ia przedstawicielstw dyplomaty-
cznych i konsuIarnych, obrony
wybrzezy, policyi, wszelak'cii ii
lepszen i t. p. Pc upfvwie jednat
Z lat zawaty bedzie sp%ecyainy
uklad. rozdzielajacy dochody !
wydatki. Ola rozstrzygniecia G.
wentualnych roznic pomledzy
Gdafskiem a Polska. wynikiych
z interpretacyi konwencyi, pro-
jekt proponuje rozsadzenie przez
miedzynarodowy TRIBUNAL roz-
jemczy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18
BULGARIAN HERBATA kREW
DLAATEGO

PIERwSzE re wyuta goraca pred p6jsiem do l6hka przez noe po
nHe "a zaziebienie. Zapobegnie wiekszemu Zaztebienfu, influenze, gryple l
zapalentU phc.
DRUGIE - wyczySci system z nedo6rych toxic vice truclM K'ore PREY
,zyniaja sic dochOrOby skracaja zce.
TRZECI - wznOcni wyczySH Ere~, ureGuIuJe neuzhoc daueh'
watrobe i nerk doprowadzi do dObregO stanu.
CIV RTE - Przywr6ci z1rOwie zmecz0ym twarzom, ozyw1 zad0Woe-
nam oy wzmpt1i s{aba niecZysta krew doda energi staranym nerWon.
zspyta ke dziSaj aptekarza o Bulgarian herbate ma krew rozpoeznijcie
kuracye Ola zdobycia zdrOwia. jezei jegO zapas jest wyczerLany pszce Zaraz
do ps Szybka przesyfka przez regstrOwana poIf. PrzySztJcte Sl2o ma
duze famiijnej wfeIkOSi nudefkO. &'T NJ r. nrdetka aIbo t2 80
ma szeSt pude3ek. Adres Marvel Products. 81 Marvel Building Pittsburgh Pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-18

Gag, a owa panienka ~znalazfa sic
magic pod kolami pociagu. Pod
ni6sf sic jeden wielki okrzyk pre-
razenia z ust obecnych ma stacyi,
MySleli wszyscy, re nieszczeSliwa
zostala ma 'miejscu zabita. Dzieki
jednak przytomnoSci maszynisty
ktory nagle zastosowai wszystkie
hamulce, panienka owa jak sic
pc ogledzinach lekar-
male tylko odniosta obra-
zenia.
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donna KROWA.
Nowy York. Is. lutego. e.

o
kazuje sic, re niektorzy obywate-
lie mieli w rzadzie prawdziwa
dojna krowe. Dowcipnym sposo-
BEN dowiedziai sic pan l.. Lea
witt, re rad ma ma sprzedaz diva
miliony funtow wedzonki. Po--
spieszyl tez pan ow z zakupnem o
wego towaru. pod owe easy wiel
ce przez publicznoSG poszukiwa-
nego, pc nader przystepnej Genie,
DO 20 % i piet 0smych centa.
Kiedy przyszlo do sprzedazy, pan
ow ME chciat sic zgodzic gdy mu
ofiarowano Pc 80 i pc 30 centow.
Swiadek zeznajacy w tel sprawie
powiada, re sam dostai 40 tysiecy
dol. "a maia grzecznoSc, mianowi-
Gle. "a proste powiadomienie tyl-
ko owego pana, re podobny inte-
res lest do zrObienia.
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okolo godziny $50 wszed} do
budynku kt6rego byf strozem,
przy 2715 Michigan ave. pre-
glqdnqi dolne ubikacye, majac
ma wypadek gotowy do strzalu
revolver w rece. Kiedy wracai
Z powrotem, podczas zamykania
frontowych drzwi, mimo lego
wolf revolver wypali} k}adqc tru
penn mezczyzne' W chwili tel O.
box przcchodzacego. Widzac co
sic stale rzuci} revolver ma zie-
mic i uciekl. Obawiajac sic PREY
krych kcnsekwencyi podczas
pierwszego aresztowania ME
chc;a1 sig przyznac do niczcgo,
Dalsze Sledztwo w toku.
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stkie przejScia wojenne Stan6w
Zjednoczonych.
Rronika MiGjSCOwa.
Dckcnczenie re stronicv l-szei

Lauer wreczyl mu wczoraj "a
datkowa sumo przekupstwa
$4,000 reszte zas sunny przyobie
cal mu doreczyc w paru dniach'
Callner 20 otrzymaniu tel sunny
natychmiast stawil sic w budyn-
ku federalnym pred dystrykto--
wymi prokuratorami Clyne'm /
Dan Chapin'cm, kt6ry7n zfozyl
odebranq sumo - jake }apowke
cd Lauer'a. Warrant zostal ma
tychmiast zaprzysiezony, Lauer
aresztowany i stawiony pred
komisarzem Mason'em. Ma zqda
tie senatora Lewis'a, formalne
przcsluchv Laucr'a zosta}y odio-
zone do dnia 2Ogo tego m~iesiQCa..
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Washington, Is lutego. - J.
c. Seebach z Red Wing zosta1 W
swoim czasie skazany ma diva
lata wiezienia "a nielojalnoSc wo
bee rzadu amerykanskiego pod
Gas wojny. Prezydent Wilson
podarowai mu wiezienie, ale See
bach musi zapiacic grzywne.
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PRZECIW R~OZWIAZANIU
KORPORACYI
Washington. IS. lutego. - y

lOh, H. A0NSSO'
senacie objawiia sic tendencya
celem rozwiazania wielkiej korpo-
racyi zbozowej z gwarancya RIA
dowa biIiona dolar6w. Senatoro-
vie wychodzili z tego zakozenia,
re skoro sic wojna skohczyla, po-
winny wszelkie nadzwyczajne Ia
rzadzenia ma Gas wojenny powy-
dawane, rowniez ustapic, REQ
lucye podobnej tresci wniosi Sc
nator Gronna, jednakze proPozy-
eva lego uwazana Jest W obecnym
czasie ME do przeprowsdzenia-
Wszyscy farmerzy wyPowiedzie1i
sic przeciw podobnej ustawie.
Zadaja jednak farmerzy pewnych
zmian W zarzadzie owej korpora-
cyl, gdyz o6ecny zarzsd zdaniem
farmerow, ME popieras zywotnych
interesow farmerSkich Przeke
mani sa oni, re istnienie owej kor-
poracyi jest konieczne tax ola
dobra farmerow ja& 1&raiu pze
kiESa jeszcze lat.
CZY UMIESZ Y
Nowy York, Is, lutego - Kto
zechee wyledowae ma ziemie a.
merykahsHa po qrze6yciu koszto-
wnej i uciazlfwej drugi ooeSnem,
niechaj SIC uczy 0ytaG, DO tego
wsadze rzadowe wymagaS beda,
MIN Przepusocze znuzonego we
drowca W objecia swych znajo-
mych i krewnych Wszystke je-
zyki beda miafy sposo6noSe sic
popisaG w kaitym iezyku beda
drukowane urywSi z Psaim6w
kz5dy migrant W swoim jezyku
musi przeczyta6 odpowiedn
wiersz WIadze zamierzaja row
niez lepiej anizeIi dotycbczas "a
jsc sic przybyszami, ably ich t.
chronic pred wyzyakiem posred-
nik6w i agentow.
POD KOLAMI POC1AGU.
Nowy York, 1s. lutego. P,
Marezzo czekaa ma pocieg IA sta
cyl W N. Yotku, a chcac sig pre-
konae czy jsz nsdchodzi, wychy-
lila sic "a DUO i stracisa rowno-
wage. WtnSnie nadchodHa P-