davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-20

II = reported that somebody has
mzds q bid on the shipping boards
wooden ships In Lake Union. Must
be somebody who thinks there l.
solng to te coal shortage this
sinter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-03-11
DYSON

/, . 90 o o 8 o o o 900 o o 90 6
/ made hurried trip to Dyson ano
the old home near by on Friday af'
ternoon of last week. wrote the
folk at home that was coming ano
would be glad to have them meet me.
and sent the letter the day before
mtende, 20 go, but like telegram
sent from Greenwood to Anderson
last year wnen / was connected with
the census, 1 got there in time to de-
liver my letter in person, so efficient
and swift are the mails these days OF
rapid transit. But / was in good
luck, for my young friend, John Car
ter, was there at the station with his
Ford and kindly consented to take
me out, and ! lost no time.
I had not been there for little
more than a month and l make it a
rule to go home at least once a
month. I was pleased to find the
folk all well and happy. have often
remarked that I am an optimist by
nature and inheritance. My mother,
who is younger than whole lot of
women I know who have not one
fourth the number of summers be-
hind them that she has, said to me
that she had about come to the con-
clusion and had so told my brother
in-law and father that she was going
to pack up and come down and stay
with me if they did not stop their
constant complaining and moaning
about the hard times and the low
price of cotton. She knew that she
would find optimism at my house even
if we did not know where the bread
for the next day was to come from.
She says she has seen much worse
times than these when there was no
sugar and no salt and many things
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-03-11

The News and Courier correspond.
ent from Columbia says the legisla
ture was a defation body. Favored
economy and so forth. Well, tina:
may be correct but they did nos de
fate very much when it came to max
ing appropriations and levies. The
levy is bigger than ever and the ap
preparation the largest yet.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-03-11
Friday, March II, 1921.

We received the other day bIhe-
tin from Clemson college giving sug-
gestions for 1921 for the farmers,
we suppose. The suggestions sre
good, but just along the Ene that The
Herald and News has preached for
the past thirty years and more. Raise
your own supplies on the farm and
then begin to think about tie sur
plus and. the money crops. Bat first
provide for your own household.
And you know there is mighty fine
authority for that doctrine, to pro-
vide for your own household, even
higher authority and command than
Clemson college or The Herald and
News, but we mean to provide by
growing on the farm what you need
for the farm and cut down the
amount of cotton you expect to make.
This cotton situation seems to be
so serious that the president Of the
press association is now writing let
ters to the editors telling them just
what The Herald and News has told
the farmers of this country for the
past thirty years, reduce the! acreage
of cotton and grow on the farm what
you need to supply the farm, and a
little more so as to provide against
accidents. Maybe we did not tell it
in such strong terms so as to make
the impression it should have made,
but certainly we have been telling it
for To- these many years.
8 We have put it this way, and we
would do the same thing. just now,
first grow all you need for the sup
port of all the people and the stock
you have on your farm, and then
grow all the cotton you can regardless
Of the price, because if that cotton is
yours and you owe no man azyhing
for it you can just let it wait until
you get ready to sell it and if you do
: not get the price you want or think
you should have why just throw the
cotton in the barn and let her stay
there. And the farmers who have
been doing that are the ones who are
the more readily going to- reduce
acreage this year. ia "a
The truth of the matter is it would
be well if there should not be a seed
of cotton planted this year, and then
we could find out if tha plan would
exterminate the boil weevl. That is
what we have been told, that the
only way to get rid of the boil weevb
was to plant no cotton and sow the
land to grain and other crops. Sup
pose we all try it this year. :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
REKOVE STALE We VYHODE.
BOMBARDUJf CERNOMORSKE PRfSTAVY A TUR.
CT STAHUJf SVA VOJSKA K ANGORE.

Callhrad 30 cerVence. Turecky kabnet schulz zde
oAes AoAaAe rozhod Ae kaldy pokus mir Reky trecky
I'M naconasty by by nevasny pokud rozhodna bva nebya
sVedena okol{ Angory.
Meztim obdrzena byla cd Angork6 vlady niz OBJ
sfeNem ez ydany byly spoiencum po uzavreni pffm6f
Zpravy pobrezi Cern6ho sd6uji Snope rs mil
" kema@ ttac meme 50 COO muzI zaujay posce
kEm Naecnymi odmi Rocky orp6doborec Panther poSko-
zen byl palbou pozemnich baterii
ReEum byo dano dovolenf cd spoenc pouzvati Darda-
nell Bospou We spoien ieich operacem Cern6m
EsEiSer, Mala Aisle Zdrcen6 silly Musta-
fly kemal caic meme $4,000 muzi zaualy posice
pohor asi 40 mil EsSeru kde strezeny sou bediv6
nekoka feckym divisem deset mil daeko Turci
nIch prpravenych obrannych posc nen prav-
de podobno, re by sc odhodlali k 1toku
Ztray tureckych nacionaistd ma zabitych ran6nych
sou odhadovany feckych II 000 kdezo $500
zaJacu AZ del bylo vzato Reky Turc zra pr
muzu deserci
Potet Rekd zabtych ran6nych odhaduje ma 1900 a
1000 itch upado do zajeti
Atheny 81 tervcnce. Die uredni zpravy recke vaetn6
lodi bombardoyay reck6 pevnos Trapezuntu 30 ctyrcet
mnut stredu
Ona til nichz Rekov6 vyodii sv6 vosko ma po-
brez Cerneho more b6hem mnuleho tdne sou Inebo
nope lnzeri Vojsko posedn6 zmin6nem
zapotao svd pochod Adahazar Turect po-
Hracuji stahovani sv6ho voska Angore.
Vete feckeho eeck6ho oznamuie zaeti turecke
no parniku Kri nakladem 300 drachem 100
dachmami hotovos Turc sou pr1 demoraisovani
a!sAa'.a.s~E ielady Cerh&lso
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
VICHRECE V CAMP PERRY.
PRES 200 STANU POVALENO A MNOHO VOJAKU
A HOSTf PORANENO.

Camp Perry. o. 81 6ervence II Vice nez 200 stanu bylc
povaeno mnoho voakd hosd zraneno noel kdy5
vlchfice prhnaa Camp Perry Ma stes ySechna
byla pouze lehk6ho Prtrzi mraGen provaze
vichrici byy zapaveny ony any iez zustay uSetreny
Neihure iadla vichrice ms6 kde tabor AS (ceve-
andsky pluk kdezo abofiSti pluku nebyla koda talk
Eeha, ackoli zde stang zaplaveny
kubovn6, de Jest administrator "zensy' tabor nej-
vice Skody byo naropeno Ubytovani duStonc
Jeich rodny nemenG podeSat byo zde povaeno
Ii, zeny det vydani pospa boue. Zeny d6 zmtany
tam slou vchrce iedno d6 hnano sm6rem jezeru
kdyz byo zachran6no maorem ayonem Nekte6 zen omde
y nezl dopraveny byl bezpeGi klabovn6 Iekar
lou pilno poantnym zenai nichz one
mocn6ly nasledkem zaztych zkuSenosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
VAzNE STAVKY " JAPONSKU.
' KOBE ZAkROCILO VOJSKO A PADESAT OSOB
BYLO PORANENO

Kobe, Japan 81 tervence. Delnck6 spory zde opetne
VyVoaF kr'epol Fdera udaly yytrznos p nichz nei
meme padest osob byo dnes move krvav6
razce kdyz pres z}kz verenrch demonstraci
Hafu oden pochdoao po uicich zp6vu d6nckych pf
snl pok1koVan ny odsuzoyano yteres zaroGen ufadu
Demonst1ante tyl zastaven u bran chramu 500 pocsy
kter napadl le obky Savlem Mnoho denku bylo pora-
memo nekte r5zn Sto padesa voiaku bylo vyvoano ma
sesilen polcie.
Situace stva stale povazivejsf M5ska rada pfiiaa
resouce nchz e karana poce pouziti ma stay-
kare.
Toxic. 81 cererce - JaponskJ kabnet uvazoval
aaci Kobe dnes rozhodl zahai drasticka ouatfen
preSvedceri ze vfr5nos mohou bt podntcovny vvy ez
pesou znateny povrchu.
Kensekai strana prijala resouce nchz prohasue re
vada Jest zodpoy6dna sUac Kobe Cetn6 casopisy ma
pada vladu domn6le nadrzovan kaptalstum Kobe
COZ pry muze mit vdzne nasledky.
TOXIC. 81 cer1ence Ses set zam5stnanc6 neiy4tSich
eXtlnch zaYod0 Toxic vySo stavku po jeich
pozadaVkh panue mintni ze tavka rozs jine
vody toho druhu MnSr rnitra vydal prohlaSeni
pravi re hoda rdrzova veeiny pokoi podek ale nemni
Fmcscvati Sc do Sport mezi zam6stnavateh d6lnlky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
SENATOR FRANCE V RIZE.
HODLA Sc ZASAZOVATI o NAVAZANf OBCHOD-
MICH DIPL LOMATICKYCH VZTAHU Sc
SOVETSKYM RUSKEM

Riga LoySsko, 80 Sovesk6 Rusko Sc uvolio
propust v6zn6ne Amercany pfiati prispen Amercke
Pomoene admnstrace kdyz pokovy Joseph
J. France Marylandu yratl do Rgy Moskvy rozhodnut
usiovati obnoven obchodnich iakoz dipomackych
h1 mez Ruskem Spojenymi Staty privezl sebou
ednoho yezhd, pf Marguerite E Harrsonovou Baltimore
Jez byla propu$t6na ieho Isil
Senator France enz pfijel do pred nekolika IT,
ny skepcke naad6 vzhledem obnoveni dplomatckych
vztahu Ruskem aVSak pfesv6dcenm vztahy obchodn
mey by byt uplan6ny jest nyni nadSen pro France
prav re Leninova vlada zahauje lni vyoie
ze nen nebezpeG Ruso zabfedlo by do radika
niho komunismu"
odpov6d oazku zda moskevst bolseyici Sc pokou-
sell roznit vetovou revonci senator odpov6de Nevm mic
Tfeti ntemaconale Ale nikdo vibec zasuhuje po-
2ornost nev6 propa2 anda muze rozntti revouci Hi
store dokazue ze revouce byly pvod6ny podmnkam po
merry. nkoi propaqandou."
Senator France mluvi Leninem Trockym oba uGinil
n6ho dobry DOZEN.
"Sheda sem, ze ruska vlada cell suac statnckym zpi
sobem, prav "Lenn jew velkJ zajem americke vztahy
!uke ovarny neusaly vSechny vrobe mnohe Mich pra
cuji dobe Poradaf surovin ale jeiich vinou Sc
daci vzdeaya pud fanny sou properuici kraich jez
nebyly posizenv suchem. t.\ =.
sv6 navSev6 dale pav ze mohl pohybovati voln9
ddt! 81 pIa 1fednc pry doznavai uprmn6 zle pom6ry
kde sava Senator es pTesv6dten Rusko doso kazde
6mluv6 neb smlonv6 kfmkoli uzavfene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
kDYz JEST POLICAJTUM
V CERVENCI ZIMA.

Ma IA. policejnim precinktu
ma vych. 1873. ul. a ST. Clair az.
bylo "a vGereiSiho ochlazeni
zima a tn nafidil poru6ik Mel
son Meeker, ably bylo trochu
zatopeno. Povinnost tuto sci
yykonati strazn;k O'Connell,
"a chvili ma to otrasla So poll
ceini stanice zakladeeh a ma
scene obievil Sc O'Connell. Ger
ny Y tyaii iako MGR a hlaSil, ze
kamna patrn6 Y neliboSti, ze
,olana i.ou K povinnoSti Y TAX
nepiilezitou sezonu vybuenls
a ze dole ve ,klepe veSele hori.
Straznici srci sc sebehli lined
doln 4 chen uhasili. Vybueh pa
trnt zpl,oben byl Y otopu na-
hromadenymi plyny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
SPOJFNCI Sc DOHODLI.
OHLEDNE VYSLANt VOJFNsXYCH r
HORNfHO SLfZS
DO

Paf2 30 6eryence. Lord I.rdnge hrt.t.1l velvy,Ia
uvedomil prem BarlaLs veGer III Rrts2ie
ochotrd rTs>.lpuie a,s- ae,gs-1 d.
e francouzkeho premiera yzhedem vyan dach vojen
skych POSI- do Hornho Slezska
Brckemu velvyslanci Perfn6 bvlo nafizeno pfi
dal ku kollegim rancouZsk6nu alskemu
zadosti ably ntnecka vlada Tsnadna vsem moznym pre-
tredky transport poeneckeho voska N6mecko kdyko
situ4ce Hornfn Slezsku by toho vvzadovala.
Lord Curzon britckT zahrantni minsr note liz lord
ardnPe dorut prenier Brandov navrhl spen iako
konan schuze nevysS rady ezto alskf premier
sfastn drive Premier LLOYD George bude schulz po
dleti, zda Francouzi prcii 81 eho pritomnosti.
Rrcka odpov9d lest srde6na lord Hardnge yyiadfi u
spokoieni mad urovnanim nedavneho nedorozum6ni
Thame, Anplie. 20. eervence Ninsersky pfedseda
Ioyd George. mluv6 p odhaleni vaetn6ho pomniku
Zmnolal ortmscky pokroku diskuss mezi Vekou Bri
tamil Francii ohledn6 Horniho Sczska. ou prT
nejlepSimu neidfye eidou spo-
enc spoe6nt schulz kde paciva ozka bude detnity
ni urovnana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
NOVY CSL. VYSLANEC PRO
JAPONSKO.

New York, 20. cevence. -
Jak liz oznameno, dosavadni
vyslanec Gsl. republiky p. Ka-
rel Pergler z Chicago. vidal
se vyslaneckeho mista a ma
ieho misto byl imenovan Dr..
Frant Chvalkollky. Dne'
move imenovany vyslanec pti-
byl do New Yorku. Pfiiel To-
di "Adriatic" \ < ieho uyita-
nj doStavil Sc konsul DR.. Bofi-
vol Prusik zaStoupeni te-
Skosloyenskeho bonsulatu Y
New lorku. spolu jeSte ne
kohka dalSimi ufedniky Zmi-
neneho konsulatu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
VYHLlDkA MA LEPSf easy
Ocekava Sc, re bohata uroda
bude miti dobry vliv ma
obchod a prumysl.

Washington, 81. tervence
Fyhldky ma bohatou drodu
y leto&nm roce vzbuzuji ma
dele, ze j obchod a pr1mysl
Sc hnou. Dosud sice nelze
znamenati vSeobecne zlepSe-
nj, die zpravy Federalni re-
SerVni rady, avSak vyskytuji
Sc znamky tomto sm6ru. il
sto Jest, ze situace pen6zni Sc
zlepSi, nebot' dobra uroda u
Eozni farmarum platiti dlu-
hy.
DIE m6sidni zpravy Fede-
ralni reservni rady poySechny
STAY urody jest 96.4 proc, We
zme-h sc "a m6ritko desetile-
" prdm6r Sklizei psenice
sc odhaduje ma 809,412,O0O
buSlu U porovnani : odhadem
S29, ,63 900 buSlG na l. 6erv-
ma a skutecnou sklizni 7S7,-
l28,000 buSld V roce 1920.
Sklizen kukurice Sc odha-
duje ma 1922 $4,000 buSlu,
coz Jest vice nez desetilety
primer.
Jinou znamkou navraceiici
Sc prosperity Jest snizeni uro-
kove miry Federalnj reservni
hankou. Rehem 6ervna i Ger
vence Znamenati byl pokles V
ceAach, avsak nebyl to pokles
vSeobccny. nybrz pouze V ne
kterych pfedmetech. Nejvet
81 Snizeni cen oznar1eno bylo
toaarnalai, jez vyrabi auto
modify.
We stavebnim oboru jeyi Sc
poteSitelny ruch po cele zemi,
"a to obchody oznamuii znat
ne menSi prodeie.
Pr0mysl zelezarsky a oce-
lafsky, jenz byl nejyice po-
dosud pocit'uie stag
naci. ale pres to zde jest zna
menati obrat k lepsimu. Z
clevelandskeho distriktu s. o.
Znamuii znatne obiednavky
od nekterych zeleZnic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
MOVE BOURE We VLADIVOSTOKU.
JAPONSKO ZASAHLO DO MICH A VYDALO ZBRA.
NE KAPPELOVU MUZSTVU

Toxic 81 cervence Novnafske depeSe Vladvoctoku
uj ze dtnc kte vySl vSeobecnou stavku pasou 6ny
terorsmu bombami stfebou. Japonsky vete yyda
rutnc Kapelovu muzsv nmz postavl proti zbunckyn
tlupam.
Vojenska expedce vypravena do Spaskoe ma zeez
nici od Nikosku
VladiVostok, 81 cervence. - Zbuincke tlupy
ste mimo roznitiy neGsp6Snou vzpouru pro byy
skoro zap6ti pfemozeny mic N6kok nehod udalo Sc
pouliGnich zapasech
Vzpoura byla nasedovana irohlasrn. v5eol sivy
ktera je~ poa4<taaa xad Ezstysei rt sssss4
Japonsk6 veenf podielo boiich nasledkem oho re
revouciona podnkli nok bIize Nikosku n6mz n6kok
ponskych dGstonik1. pluk MiMa dvsni natenik
Stabu, bvo zabito
Revolucionari vvhodil dynamtem a tax vysinul z
kolei voiensky vlak
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
MELODY A NESTESTI.

Pana H., 80. telvence. Ctvf osoby byy miste zabi
paa va2ne poran6na dne kdyz automobi n6nz
Jelly Hilsboro do by zasazen rychovlakem
drahy Big Four Gilman. mil zapad odtud Nrty
Leslie Smith obchodnfk Hisboro eho zena sletna
Cora Robnsonova sletna Lucille Perkinsova Hills
boro.
Grand Junction, Col 30 tervence = Ses muzu bylo
bo -es nych poran6no til vazne kdyz lanova kara vys
nula kole srtila do lokle 1000 stop hubokt
vod6 SchuylerDoyle Shae Co. zde
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
KARA NACELNiKA AMER. LECIE

Washington 81 cervence. = Marvin G. Sperry narodnf
pfedseda egie proslch vojaku namofnkd dopise pre-
Hardingov uvefen6n6m dnes pravi ze "ohronuic
lrzost meost ret veitee Amercke eho teleqramu
vam pfipad6 omostn6ni Dehse ste mea bv pokara-
ia prohlaSui aleSny narok pluk Emervho
re zastupue vekou dfiv9isch voaki zen We slzbe
svych zlomysnTch kamnyh tvrzenich Pan sperrv uni
nue 0 Debsov ako "mrumlovnem, laskavem muz vek6-
nadenm mutenfka obeovat Sc nro yec
chudych bezmocnych utist6nych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
SMALL MA CESTACH.

Kankakee, Ill., 81. 6ervence Guv. Len Small obzalovany
vekou porotou zpronevren nvSt6v6 Chicagu pod
nkl inspekr rozesav6nych sanich SLIME Zrek jeSe
SVEN zdejSm domoy6, vyda inspek6n
a do SDringfedu vrati nepochybne stredu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
SPANELOVE TISNENI V MAROKKU

Madrid 81. Sranelskv ieden oddr Jest zou
falem poaveni Mount Aruit Marokku byo zde ozname
dnes Druzna Jest zbytkem oddu gen. Navarro
jest obklopena ovaleckpm kmenovc Spanelske Wy
salo aeroplhn Vpatran oddu mo zpnsobem doprave
n6co zbrani sTeliva Nepfte udrzuie nou
Navarriv oddil
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
HROZNY GIN MATKY.

Johnstown, Pa. Pi Jennie Budinska 25-leta
pola sve Satv petroeem 2apaIa e pfitomnost svfch
dvou ditek, Marie, Amy, 3ete Nest astna
Skonaa vekTch boeech kdezto manzel je, po-
kus utlu pameny, urp6 popaeniny tax tezke ze otva
vvdr1 Pravi zena ieho posedni dobe upadaa rud
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
POLITICKA KRISE V PORTUCALSKU

Londyn L. srpna. lima politcka krse niz voiaci hra-
il dGleztou Gohu vyvsala Iabonnu Portugasko die
Daily Mail Voienska posadka bya pry vyvolana We
nod rano, konaa str4z ulcich umistia pu
Sky hlavnich ucch nam6stich. Cenove
kabinetu rad presidentem pod veho udAosti vck6
dulezitOsti dohledu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
REPATRIACE MADARSKYCH
ZAJATCU.

Budapest, 81. Gervence Dohodnut zajmu repatriace
mad arskch zajach Reku byo podepsano mez sov9tskym
Ruskem Mad'arsken % 6ervence Rze, byo oznameno
zde dnes. Die tohoo dohodnuti zaiatc mali by
sve vasti pred koncem tohoto roku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
VETSf ZAMESTNANOsT v MICHIGAN

Detroit 81 tervence Mchiganske prunysy pfibraly
do prace $4,000 denkh Cd dubna nvn operui
ve zdatnos die zprav obdrzenych zde obchone
komor "a NEST. tovarnach onech zanestnano
276,500 osob ma l. dubna nynf pax S1O,512
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-01
MIROVE KROKY v ITALH.

Rim, 80 Kroky privodeni miru mezi socia
y fa.csy. ci kra naeonasty byly dokonteny Sig
Dencolou predsedou Sn6movny poslanecke bylo
haseno dnes Dohodnu podobe smlouvy, jiz pode
psou zastupci obou stran
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-02-04

WHEN OUT OF PATIENCE with
green wood, phone 469 for load
of dry wood (--2fnJ1
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-02-04

the same stream and must sink or
swim together.
If the producer Of agricultural
products expects to enjoy the lowe
prices of manufactured articles Which
lac consumes, he must in turn be- will
ing to sacrifice in proportion to the
increased purchasing power Wbic
will be possible under the lower gen
cral level Of prices. The apparent los
at present prices will i'm reality be
much less than is represented by
many. For example: If bushel Of
grain will at the present time brine
only one-half the former price, yet
this present yield Of only one-half vii
purchase almost as much as the form
er higher price Of double this amount
would have purchased.
1t is, Of course, necessary that pric-
g generally be reduced on manufac-
tured articles. and. in line with these.
reductions in wages will be inevitable
tC allow profitable production Of com
moditieS at the lower level of prices.
Just as soon as this general read
iGStment has been accomplished in all
lines there is no doubt but what we
will have Il satisfactory revival o.
business activities, and the sooner all
lines cooperate to this end. just that
much sooner will revival be initial
ed
With conservative constructive
management Of our affairs strict
economy, lower taxes and hard work,
our present difficulties will be over
como and we viii prosper accordingly
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VICTOR II. JOHNSON
BURIED At ARLINGTON,

Word was received this week that
the body Of Victor H. johnson. who
gave his life for his country in the
great war. is being returned from
France and the parents have elected
to have interment made in the Ma
tional cemetery at Arlington.
Early reports were that tie body
would be returned here, but these
We're mere surmises. Just when the
body would arrive was not known.
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HAY FOR SALE AT alfalfa. first
cuitinr-A Fredrickson. Box SEE
Phone PSI. LeavenWorth Wn.Gtpd
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simistic feeling will work rapid re-
turn for the better. The times bristlc
With opportunities Tor enterprise
Building has been re>cricted, com
mcrce throttlcd, upbWldio. of the
railroads and the development of
mines and other natural resources
held back. 49,. These tremendous
works viii require labor, capital
brains and machinery in ever incrcas-
ing volume" Bernard w. Baruch,
head of the War Industries Board, in
the New York Times.
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turn for the better. The times bristIc
with opportunities for enterprise.
Building has been restricted. com
mcrce throttlcd, upbu,dioa Of the
railroads and the development of
mines and other natural resources
held back. e.. These tremendous
V 0rks viii require labor, capital,
brains and machinery in ever incrcas-
ing volume" BERNARD w. Baruch,
head of the War Industries Board in
the New York Timcs.
The transccndcnt fact is that we
have been consuming essentia! good
in this country during the last >i\
months to greater extent than they
have been manufactured and wc are
laying the foundation for business
boom. - Clarcrcc ". Barton, editor
editor cl the Wall Street Journal.
One year ago the business Of thj-
country was ON the wrong road, today
It Is ON the right road. That is tn
concensus of opinion Of the leading
imanciers of this nation \ year ago
the general tendency wa, toward in
flatiou Today business is stcadict
and is rapidly being stabilized on
sound basis. y year ago the people
of this country were on Il spending
orgy causing a business initiation
which was leading rapidly toward Il
panic. Today that condition has pas
scd ard instead Of a panic bushes
is experiencing sane establishments
This period of road iJstmcnt > moi
without sacrifices and those sacrifices
are necessarily painful but to ever,
! legitimate business they are a part Of
| the da1a work and are absorbed AS q
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Vienna is apt to be stormcd by a
hungry mob. The populacc Is grow
ing angry and an outburst is expected
any day.
That is the statement made by 1t.
Col. W. b. Causcy. technical advisor
to the Austrian government for the
European Relief Council received by
cable at New York 1t. Col. CauSey
is preparing detailed report oa con
dltions in the Austrian capital.
His preliminary report reads in
part. 'Nienua viii most likely fall
int the hands Of the pillagors for the
hungry and turbulent clements are In
creasing daily Hotels in the princi-
pal streets are protected by screen f
al night. The Communists are dem
cnstrating against profteering The
Socialist Arbejter Ieitung has issued
bitter denunciatons
"Ihe crisis has been precipated by
the impossibilitN of meeting the state
payroll Nearly everybody is on the
roll for there is no other Institution
t. work for. It is not due to the So
ciahSt theory of government but to
the force Of circumstances. Wages
have Shrunk until the majority Of
citizens oubSjst only by means Of
stat and foreign relief. Any talk Of
ci continuing relief would be suicidal
Il would plunge the children into tor
turo The European Relief Counci.
cannot Stres, too strongly the com
polling demand for relief. 1t Is alb
5oIuteIN Imperative that 100000 chill
A#oH be maintained q. TIC feeding
-,ation~ this winter.
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III SINESS CURRENT MOVES
ON TO IMPROVEMENT.
Continued from page y

lot blame unduly the speculator the
middloman, the producer or the bank
or, but will realize that we are all in