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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
Farming in the Northwest
News and Notes as Compiled by the Grand Forks
Herald
Poultry.

Poultry. =
Annie Walter. Emerado, second for
Wyandotte cockerel.
Annie Walter, Emerald, second for
Wyandotte pullet.
Lillian Cronin. Thompson, first for
Plymouth Rock hen.
Verne C. Spengler, Thompson, third
for Plymouth Rock pullet.
T4lford F1adeland. Reynolds. fourth
for Rhoe Island Rcd cockerel.
Esther Price, Grand Forks. second,
Leghorn cockerel: third Leghorn pull
let. ~.
Lucille Price. Grand Forks. fourth.
,Leghorn pullet.
Garden Products.
Minnie Keeler. Honeyford. late va
riety potatoes, third place.
Herbert Boniface, Grand Forks,
sweet corn. fourth place.
Leland Halstenson, Niagara, pop
corn. fifth place.
Viola Routen, THOMPSON. popcorn,
second place.
Viola Routen. Thompson. squaw
corn, third place.
: Carl K~ristensen, Northwood. north
western dent corn. third place.
Alfred Nelson, Reynolds. northwest
ern dent corn. fifth place.
sJOAAu 100AC, 4NO1 IhwOON. uOkAAAWCol"
ern dent corn. fourth place.
Herbert Bonfface. Grand Forks,
yellow dent corn, third.
Herbert ,Boniface, Grand Forks,
white dent corn. third.
Helen and Myrtle eRepsch, Thomp-
k4Sn,-sthiRd, individual garden display.
M.cyrass Ba IN Northwood'~ citrons
William B%onitace. Grand Forks.
cabbage. first.
william B~nniface. Grand Forks,
tomatoes. first.
Alma johnson. Hatton. tomatoes,
second,
William B~oniface. Grand Forks, Gu
cumbers. first: turnips, second.
Helen and Myrtle Repsch, onions,
second. al
$50 - / Canning. 81
Katherine Esch. single can fruit,
second place. ~
katherine Ensch, can carrots, sec
lond place (open competition.
8Margaret Delaney. can wild plums
second (open competition.)
Sewing.
Caroline Grundeman, Grand Forks
individual exhibit. fifth.
Grace Township club (girls under
161,gGthird place.
Grace Township club (girls under
I15). second place.
- Hf r. A
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
OF
HAITI WILL End
Colby Says Y. 5. Wants to
Quit as Soon as Aim is
Attained.

washington, Sept. 2l.-The United
states "hopes'' to bring It's occupation
OF Haiti to amend IS soon Az tho be
nevolent purposes" for which this gov
ernment interviewed have been fully
achieved, Secretary Colby declared In
a statement published today defend
Ing the administrations Haitien poll
cy, recently attacked in statements by
Senator Harding, republican pressden-
tial nominee. The work which the
United States undertook In Haiti UNI
dar trea.y agreements with the native
government. tho secretary added. al
ready IS nearing completion"
Asserting h a 4 . a result OF Amet1-
can occupation. Haitien revenues were
greatly improved" and there had
bean notable progress In road con-
s4ruction and other development. Sec
rotary Colby declared that with the
exception OF a few centers of selfish
and Interested agitation, credit and
gratitude are freely expressed to this
Sovernme nt from every quarter in
Haiti" The course OF this government
IN Haiti" tho secretary added, has
been moderate and dictated only by
the desire to meet its duties and not
IN any degree to go beyond them. Had
less been done. this country would
have been guilty of 4 dereliction Of
duty. and might have been exposed to
sound criticism"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
GOVERNOR cox TO
FINISH SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA TOUR

Los Angeles Calf, Sept. 21.-Gov-
ernor Cox Of Ohio, democratic presi-
Dental candidate, today faced a busy
day, his program calling for the con-
clusion Of his southern California
campaign and his departure for Art
IONA this afternoon. NJ Saas
Five scheduled sspeeGhess remaiHads
on his program. inssouthern.EaAitornia
Oncswasi at Long Beach, three&at Los
Angeles and one at San Bernardino!
Thisscalled for a morning at Long
Beach and return here. where he was
to address the city advertising club, q
luncheon of club women: and the
Southern California Editorial ~associa-
ton. The speech at San Bernardino
was to come late today. 4
AS at his speeches in San Diego yes
terdae and IN LosssHngefessl last night.
those today were expected to be fea.s
tured blythe League of Nations: and
kindred subjects, as sentiment in favor
of thekl league was said to be strong in,
south&n California
Last night, at his irst speech In Los
Angeles. where he addressed one of
the largest audiences OF his western
trip. the governor, for this first time,
discussedsthe Hitchcock reservations
to the League OF Nations, declaring
they met@Hs.ail sincere objections"
He charged some "reactionary"
newspapersswere suppressing the news
Of his campaign, adding They used to
be preaching the League Nations,
but are not saying ANYTHING about 1t
now; but they are saying Cox is wet"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
MOTOR COMPANY
SAID TO HAVE MADE
UNTRUE. REPORTS


Berlin. Sept. s.-(Mail.)-A spe-
cial commission appointed by the
former ministry Of war to audit the
books Of the Daimler motor works
issued q report which charges tho
firm with concealing profits exceeding
90, 200, 900 marks. sf3
1t Is stated that the annual balance
sheets of the firm during the four
years of war production failed to in
clude more than $1,000 900 marks
profit. which is mor than .tenfold the
amount Of Its capital.
The report states that on the eve
of. .Germany's big spring offensive In
1918 thADaimler company which was
one Of the country's chief suppliers
of wal materials threatened to shut
down it's plant unless the: ministry. Of
war awarded. tia liberal price and in
%creases. 4
The plant was then. placed under.
military supervision and its director
removed from Office, but the commits
sion reports Captain Gross, who was
supposed to supervisor the military.
control, was elected into the COM
pany's directorate and entrusted with
the management of the plant. Z
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21

MOT IN . long time have I enjoyed
Gueh GOOD health or felt 30 wall gen
orally q I do since taking Tanlac."
01d W. II. johnson, 40 East 43rd
NJ. Portland. Ora. who holds a re-
sp0naible position with the Northwest
Transfer Company.
About = year ago I began suffer.
1ng from lack OF appetite and stomach
until TAnlac set me right have 5feit
~ poorly that ! could hardly do my
work, Ny food seemed "a do me little
/ rood, II any, o. my sdigestion was bad.
and lost both weight and strength
eonttnualfy.
sAfter every meal there was 4 dull.
ssnA09tn9 pain In the PIT OF my stomach
Sthak Kept me feeling miserable for
IN - from ny sour, undissstsd
$500 Nculd hloat me M terribly and
aWaks shaaf tbs night unaSas Is
eISsps 80 constantly having blinA-
ss366 dtMySDpel1a ana could moi bend
SANeE And strAightan UP quickly but
Estae4#ev1rytAln6 psesne1 ssdark q
EN10AtSto 9me.
tssisss : frssa1 - - ~
[I1fsIs1ott anda ~ n4vtmdgm ne - ~
0TAD4 0y n
1a1hANe ktad.
= q .
"a u. - - IL
49, IA.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
ADVERTISEMENT
Use cocoanut Oil
For Washing Hair

II you want to keep your hair ID
rood condition. DO careful what you
Wahh It with.
Most soaps and prepared ahAmpooa
contAM too much alkali. This driee
the scalp, makee the hair br1ttla. ard;
n very harmful. Nulaaed cocoannf
ell Shalnpoo (which = purs ARA On
urely greassleaa). y much be<tar taan
anythin9 elae ron can u1e Tor aha1n-
nyset9s.s g. this Dsn111ly ia11Es.
NmSiy mslska ysurs hasr xfeh
Water snAsrue tt An o1s " tWo TO-
sspoonakul ~ Nulaifaed wili make N
abundance Ut rich, creamy lathNr. and
cleAnsse The hAtr and scalp thoreuxhfy.
The luther sriuses ont 8easaly. ~
mere every particle ol dust, ali. dan-
(euf1 ana axcesaaye Oh. IhS hair die
41ickly and evenly ana "a Ieaves n
ftns elad lily bftsht. fluffy ana sasy
Iep Muisaas4 e.eesnnt 4
A@ap9esA kS4e0s ~ t. saeoee.
ii #X6fySeNsa& ma asSoW so1Roep
Aao1ohkf9St41esavaey0n ~ 10 SW6S
Ef0t M0Aenes Mnro yuar 1sn6uI31l
ov1e yeu 1esisd&lsA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
RECONSTRUCTION OF
TURKISH CABINET
HAS BEEN STARTED

constantinople. Sept. 21.--tBy tho
Associated P-ess.) - Reconstruction
Of the Turkish cabinet has been be-
gun by the grand vizier as n result of
the resignation Of Ria Effendi. high
councillor OF state: Mustapha Sabri
EfAndi, Sheik- Ul-Islam, and Dkemnl
Bey. minister of commerce md agri-
culture. Hope Is expressed that the
resignation of the entire cabinet may
DO prevented by a reorganization.
Tho three cabinet members resign.
I'd because they found 1t impossible
TO cooperate in enforcing the treaty
between Turkey and Nhe Allied ma
lions, or rrange for n compromise
with the Turkish nationalists.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
Club Exhibits.

Boys and girls Of Grand Forks
county who have been active In club
work. under the leadership OF Miss
Elizabeth Burr. have reason to be
proud Of the showing which the club
exhibit made at the Missouri Slope
fair at Mandan last week.
The club, workers Of this county
carried of the best prizes. aEgregat-
ing more than one hundred dollars
in cash. and had the privilege Of rep
r%esentation at the Interstate fair at
Sioux City, Iowa, his week. A num-
Der of the exhibits which were taken
to the Missouri Slope fair by Miss
Burr were selected for exhibition in
the boys and girls club department
at, the interstate fair.
Tn boys mi girls club exhibit
at Mandan was under the direction
and he was assisted by leaders from
various counties.
Mr.. Barton and Miss Irene Dunno,
assistant state club leader. are now
In Sioux City.%in charge of q big ex-
hibit Of club work from North Dako-
ia. Some OF the exhibits which Grand
Forks county clubs sem to the fair at
Fargo ais were included in the ex-
hibit being shown at Sioux City.
Grand Forks county won second
place for the general exhibit at the
Missouri Slope fair. The exhibit
was q particularly large and interest,"
Ing one. and the Grand Forks Gam
mercial club assisted in gettinkH1he
exhibit to Mandan by paying thesex-
penses in connection with the trans
kportation. /.
The club workers Of the county
have had an interesting summer. with
their garden projects. canning and
stock and poultry raising. For the
winter, sewing and other activities
will be featured. and Miss Burr states
that she has a program Of variety
and interest for the club workers
during the winter months.
Prize Winners.
Clarence Bracewell of Arvilla
probably was the leading individual
prize winner from the county. having
entered the champion in the Duroc
Jersey pig class. In addition TO the
prize money. he was given additional
recognition in a Standard vest pocket
camera and silver medal. Another
prize winner in the stock department
was John Cronin, of Thompson, who
won first prize for a registered Hamp.
shire eve.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
TO ENFORCE PROHIBITION.

Santiago, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
ton in favor of rigorous enforcement
Of regulations governing the sale of
intoxicantsl and for additional meas
ures of control has been growing re-
Gently In Chile.
A campaign has been started to
make the Araucanian Indian reserve
of Cholchol dry following a petition
to the goyernment from residents in
district alleging violations of the
existing laws which prohibit the sale
Of alcoholic drinks on Sundays and
feast days and by persons without
license. The petitioners declare
peddIers visit the Indians or holidays
and during their traditional nestas,
trade liquor for blankets. fowls and
cereals with the result that the feasts
Degenerate In drunken brawis and
much disorder"
Movements also have been started
by workers. In the nitrate and coal
fields In favor Of prohibiting the sale
of liquor on pay days.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
DELEGATES NAMED.

Madison. WIS.,, Sept. 21.-Governor
Philipp appointed the following dele
gates to tho National Drainage con
gress to be held November 1912.
1920, at Atlanta, Ca:
Prof. E. r. Jones, college Of agri-
culture, Madison; Nye Jordan, Maus-
ton; B. NJ. Vaughn, Wisconsin Rap
ids: c, G.. Leins. West Bend; James
L Stokes. Elkhorn; Peter meyers,
Racine Alexander E. M&theson;
J%anesville:, w. g. Braddock, Mather:
r. W. Lucas. Madison: w. q. Kirch.
offer. Madison ;eLxaS. Kelley. Mayville;
jerry Donahns..5.ss sheboygan; Carl
Foil. Deerteld.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
S. FINANCIAL
EXPERTS TO BE
SENT TO BRUSSELS

Washington, Sept. 21.-American
representatives to the Brussels A.
nancial congress which meets Sep
TENDER "a under the League Of Ma
American financial experts now
abroad, it was said today at the
treasury.
Participation by the United States
will be informal. and officials said
will be confined mainly to observing
the ~deliberation Of the body and as
|sisting with suggestions where posi-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
Revision OF French
Constitution Will
Soon Be ATTEMPTED

Paris, Sept. 21.-Revision OF the
French constitution which will give
greater stability to the government
and enlarge the electoral college
which chooses the president OF the
republic. will be attempted by Pre-
mier Millerand when he takes office
as president, according to newspapers
here. He would have tho electoral
college include not only members Of
the two houses OF parliament. but
delegates from local elected bodies
andsfrom great corporations. a"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21

company that their grievances be
submitted to the state bureau of me-
diation and arbitration for adjust
ment.
Practically all mines in the Halle
ton district were operating through
most of the collieries were short
handed,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
MOBILES ] !! ! Bill NOT \! |.
WELCOMED IN
NEW ROCKFORD
But No Legal Objection to
Convention Known BY
Officials.

New Rockford city officials do not
seeih particularly pleased 2 the
prospect of the. III w. w. convention
which II scheduled to be held there.
next Monday; with the anotortcS - big
Bin" Haywood as chief speaker.
Mayor George w. Streeter explained
the situation to The Herald over the
delegates caIne toSNew Rockford some
stintc Mt. and asked permission TO hold.
the convention here,s"s said the mayor.
he9stnte's attorney, Mr.. James Mon
leySy8 advised US hat we had no legal
rightssto forbid the meeting * long as
the Wobblies were orderly. so I ex-
poet that the meeting viii be held"
The mayor added that enthusiasm.
for the smeeting had not been.increas-
circulars advertising the meeting had
been found IN the pockets o two men
recently convicted, for murder in New
Rockford. b
copy Of the hand bill was found
IN The pocket Of Frank Paul.. arrested
for vasrancy in Grand Forks Monday.
Threads az follows:
Attention, 4ooss
THE
AGRICULTURAL WORKERS
INDUSTRIAL UNION
CONVENTION
THIS year viii be held on the
27th Day OF September az
NEW ROCKFORD, N. b.
Matters pertaining to the Welfare
of the A. W. 1. q. and the prob
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
TIMING THE MUSICIAN.

Musical Courier:
In the line Of freak legislation there
Is nothing to beat the new. city ordi-
nance Of Kansas City, Mo-, which re-
quires each concert giver to obtain a
city license and to turn over 5 per
cent Of the gross receipts to the city
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21

A JAPANESE eervant always holds
an, open fansshef0re his mouth willis.
receiving orders from = hishSborn
master.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
EVENING EDITION.

lenses. But when one accident has
taken place policy must %
taken out. ls sg88s NJ .&s 3
The opticians say that policte0 arc
being takepbon in ARE urnnefs
n spells OF dry weafher b Kcr-
cans write prayers for rain M ShAne
thsm mp on the hillside IS
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-09-21
ADVERTISEMENT.

VIZ H. JOHNSON, OF Portland,
~. Ore, who says no one could
have done him any greater kind
neas than the friend who advised
him to try Tanlac.-Gains fifteen
pounds.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15
Kronika. Chicagoska.

zionv W kieszeni zamordowane-
60, adresowany byl do .Jcrzego
/. Millera, pnr, 1851 Park ave-,
Chicago. Pr6cz listu policya zna-
iazla przv MIN rownlez kWote W
gotowcc 81 .20O.. sktadajaca SIG
w samych sto-dolarowych bank
not6w, ktore, jak policya utrzy-
mule muSialy skradzione zostac
L ogniotrwaiej kaSy bankowel,
kt0ra zostaia wysadzonq na xii
kanaScic godzin przed znaIezlc-
nicm trupa. W miaSteczku Frank
lin Grove, III. SlcdztwO pod wy
mienionvm adresem ma Park ave.
wvkazalo. ze jerry L. Miller
mics szkaI tam przcz przeciaG Jc-
dncgo roku jul szesc mieslecy
uplywa. kicdy sic stamtad wvpro
wadzii Ma tenn mieszkaniu Poda-
wal sic. jako agent owocow i ia
rzvn. oraz nabiaiu, a codzlcnnic
prawic wyjcldlat We wiasnym
artOmObilu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15
cox PRzECIW RADON KA-
PITALISToW.

Boise, Idaho, Is. rzesnia. -
Gdy gubcrnator Cox przelnaWla'
wczoraj W Nampa. Idaho. pre-
rival mu jcden &c sf,'chaczy zary-
tanem: e. czeli zosta0lc>z pan
wybrany prczydentem, to W jakI
sposIb spmiziewa>z sic pan PRIV
wrocic stosunki do noflraIntGc
stanu po Nojnic. kiedy 50 proccnt
bogac,wa krajowcGo znaidujc sig
W rcku , proccnt ludnosci?'
..Odpowicm W jaki spooob' -
odrzekI gubcrnator. ...Ieleli 81
procent luduoSci zapomni swo-
jcj poIitycc ! dopomoze mi schfo-
STAG tc , procent. kt6rc zbieraJq
obecnie frtndusz w wvsokoscI -
do 80 milionow dolarow, ably mnie
pokonac, uczynimy rzadu aSen,
eve stu, d ME dwu proccnt lud-
nosci.'
W ten sposob dai p. Cox do po-
znania. ze cytowana poprzednio
suma $lj.O00,000, ktore repub!lka-
mic zbieraia. ably przy pomocy
przekupstwa MIA pokonac handy
data demokratycznego, zostafa
podana prawdopodobnie o polowe
"a nisko.
Pomimo zakazu lekarza, specy-
alisty chorob gardlanych. gube--
nator Cox wygiosil wczoraj caiy
szercg przemowieh. wiekszoSc z
Mich tylnej platformy swcgo wa
gonu. W Boise znalazi sic on w
gf6wnej fortecy senatora Borah,
nieprzejednanego wroga l,iei Lu-
dow w jakiejkolwiek formie, ale
mimo to. a moze wfasnie dlatego.
poswiecil tam wieksza czeSc swo-
jej mowy obronie tel instytucyi.
dowodzac siuchaczom, IL dalsze
zwlekanie ratyfikacya traktatu
pokojowego opor przeciwko Ii
DE So rownoznaczne z wydawa-
MEM nowvch milionow ma zbrojc-
MIA, chociaz pieniadze te n1og}yby
bye wiele pozyteczniej uzyte ma
irrygacye inne melioracye grun-
towc.
Dowiedziawszy sic, re hodowcy
owiec w tych okolicach maJa
trudnosci ze sprzedaza swego to-
waru. zaatakowaf gubernator The
American Woolen Co., ktorej "a
rad ziozyi znaczne kontrybucye
ma fundusz republikahskieJ kaln-
panii. Twierdzil on, ze firIna ia
rozmySlnie zamyka obecnie swe
fabryki, ably doprowadzit do de-
presyi ma rynku handlowym wei
nianym.
ECHA WYBoRoW w MAINE.
Nowy York, Is. wrzesnia. -
Ostatnie zwyciestwo republika-
now w Stanie Maine nie wzbudza
prawie zadnego zaniePokojenia w
ko}ach przewodcow partyi demo-
kratycznej, chociaz przez repu--
biikanow jest 1Dwazane lako "a
rowiedz wielkiego tryunfu pod
czas wyborow " Estopadzie.
George White, prczes kraiowego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15
WOJSKA P0LSKIE ZAJEkY MAST " REJ0NIEk0WLA

ryska uwazaja "a dalszy ci2g kon
ferencyi minskiej.
Prezes bolszewickiei delegacyi
pokojowej, Adolf Joffe (iydl "a
macy, re Polacy do tel pory ME
dali zadnej definitywnej odpo--
wiedzi co do warunkow przedlo-
zonych i'm przez delegatow So
wieckich, AM tez ME wystawili
swoich kontrpropozycyi. Wedfus
slow Ioiic. giownym celem boz
szewikow jest unyskanic g"wa--
rancyi od Polski. re Rosya ME be
die przez mia powt6rnie zaatako
wana. ami tez ME bedzie zmuszo-
ma do ciqgleSo pogotowia wojen-
nego wzdiuz granicv zachodniei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

DwadzicScia skrzynek. na}ado-
wanych r6znymi narkotvkami.
wartoSci przesz}o S2o0.oC0 costa
10 przewiezionych wczoraj blur
budynku federalnego do nowego
gmachu blur rzadowej transport
tacyi. Narkotyki te zosta}v skon-
fiskowane przez agentow federal
nych z r6znych nor chicago
skich W czasie jednego roku.
Miedzv narkotykami znajduje
sic r6wniez dwadzicscia fajek do
palenia opium 200 igiei do
wstrzykiwania morfiny. Przewa-
ina czesc tych skrzynek pred
stawia corpus delicti' w spra-
wach przeciwko w}ascicielom nor
chicagoskich. kt6rych rozPrawy
rozpoczna sic przyszla josie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15
Cubernator Cox Przeciw
Radon Kapitahst6w.
Echa Wybor6w W Maine.
Harding o Kwestyi Japo1skiej,
Niema Generalnej Amnesty dla WIG.
zniow Politycznych.
Connecticut Ratyfikuje Suffragium.
Sprzedauo Okretow "a $6,664,l1O.
INNE TELEG RAINY KRAJOWE.
Connecticut Ratyfikuje Suffragium
Sprzedauo Okretow "a $6,664,l1O.
INNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE

kon'itetu demoNratycznego, wy
razii SIG:
TO Jest republikanski dzieti
radosci. Ale my otrzymamy gIo-
sy "a Liga Ludlow cd tysiecy
tych mezczyzn kobiet, ktore po-
parly ia gubernatora pu{kowni-
ka Parkhurst. Pcwncgo poranka
W listopadzie przyjdzic dzicn ra-
doSci dla mas. d tymczascm przv-
ratrujemy sic. ME tracac otuchy,
dzisicjszej dcmonstracyi repubIi-
kan>kiej, wcalc ME zazdrosz--
czac."
L powodu stwierdzonych przez
gazety wiado'nosci, ze partya re-
publikanska byta w Maine ogro-
mnic czynna j SLIME agitowala,
podczas gdy demokratyczna ma
H. szukaia reklamy agitacyi, pan
White oswiadczyf:
TO Jest prawda, a moze ogoi
ludnosci ciekaw Jest wiedzieC. dla
czego tax bylo skad ten kon--
trast. Ot0z MY iestesmy uczciwl,
ale strasznic ubodzy. Cbogi clio
wick musi wybierac miedzy swy-
mi wydatkami. Mic majac picnic
dzy ma zakupno rzeczy zbytko-
wych, ogranicza SIG do rzeczy ko-
niecznych. Me moze sobie pozwo-
lie ma bifSzteki Z grzybami "a
stepujc je wedzonka grochen.
Rezultat tego jest jednak TAXI, re
czesto przezywa bogacza po dru-
giej stronic stolu, przed ktorym
przechodzi siedm potraw ma ko-
lacye dla zaspokojenia jego apety-
tn.
Maine byIo dla mas rzeczs
zbytkowa w wyborach stanowych.
Me moglismy sic ma mia zdobyc,
wiec zrezygnowaliSmy niej Cd
dawna. Me organizowaliSmy te-
go Stanu, ME zasypywalismy 60
literature. ami ME wvgiaszalisrny
NOW. Republikanie wiedzieli o
tenn ze zwvkIa znajomoscia psy-
chologii politycznej postarali sic
o zdobycie tam najwyzszej MOI
liwie wiekszoSci, dla wywarcia
odpowiedniego efektu W kraju."
HARDING o KWESTYI JA-
PoNSK1EJ.
Marion, 15. wrzesnia. - Repu-
blikanski nominal, senator Har--
ding, oswiadczyl wczoraj, re roz-
wiazanie problemu rasowego. wo-
bee ktorego znalazEy sic Stany
poiozone mad Pacyfikiem, sta}o
sic kwestya konieczna dla utrzy-
mania przysziego bezpieczenstwa
i spokoju kraju. Pan Harding
przemawial do partyi obywateli z
Kalifornii, ktorzy przybyli pod
przcwodnictwem gubernatora w.
d. Stcphensa, ably zapewnic go,
ze Stan ten tego roleu Jest tax Pc
wnym dia tcj partyi, il nawet po-
droz republikahskiego kandydata
po MIN Jest zbytcczna.
Senator Harding wyrazi1 sic, &c
rad federalny ME moze zamykac
oczu ia sytuacve. jaSa wvtwarza
Doko!czeaic na stronicy Pei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15

STRAJK KOLEJoWY "a
KONCZONY.

Strajk ,.zbutowanych" zwrot-
niczych W cafym kraju zosta}
wczoraj oficyalnie zakonczony.
Nedle sprawozdah urzednik6w
organizacyi uni kolejowych, ma
strajjku ptzebywa}o dotad 10000
koleiowc6w. Pc nader burzliwej
i przeciqglej konferencyi d!rek-
tor6w wydzialu novel unijnej
organizacyi p, n. The United
Assn. of Railroad Employees, y
jaEa odbywala sic wczoraj w
g}6wnei kwaterze chicagoskiej
przy 275T w. Madison ul., wy
slano do wszystkich oddziai6w
Dokotlczenic ia str. 6-tel.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-09-15
BOLSZEWICY DONoSZA o
SWOICH ZWYCIESTWACH.

Londyn, IS. wrzesnia. - Dope
>za iskrowa Z Moskwv donosi. ie
wojska bolSzewickic przcsziy do
oiensywy obydwuch >tron Bro
dow i maszeruja ma Lw6w. Woj-
ska polsko-ukraihskic zostaly
zmuszone przez kawalerye bolsze
wicka do coiniecia sic.
Bolszewicy utrzymujq. ze zaie-
Ii oni kilka wsi y mil ma zachod
i II mil ma poiudnie cd Grodna.
Walk tocza sic W rrjonie Brzc-
$cia Litewskiego pod Kobryniem
i ma zachodnim brzegu Bugu W
rejonie Wiodawy i Sokala oraz
W rejonie Lwowa Rohatvna.