davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23

How many smiles per gal?
June was rare; July well done
Another way to make it rain is to
plan picnic.
A rich nation finds il has plenty of
poor relations.
ITO flee or not to fIee"-tnaJ-s the
Turk question.
Some men who voted dry in haste
are repenting in Cuba.
We can expect from Judge Taft
some weighty decisions.
Railroad rate reduction would be a
short cut" to prosperity.
Noah was the first han to build a
water. wagon and he fell OF,
The dangers of walking increase as
the price of gasoline decreases.
SHUTS say the Irish question Is
solvent.
Mabe Ambassador Harvey can
talk up a war between the fly and
mosquito.
The trouble with some politicians
to say they say it.
Some people say that women can't
make up their minds; but many of
them are decided blondes.
When it comes time to beat the
rigs father grants short skirts give
freedom of movement.
There are $4,000 divorce suits in
Paris; yet some foolish people claim
New York sets the styles.
Now that Caruso has found his
voice, perhaps we can convince the
tenor next door he hasn't il.
The world will also make beaten
path to the door of the man who uses
his lawn mower at a. m.
The old-fashioned girl sat on the
beach to dream, while the new-fash-
toned girl who sits there is a dream
A London church furnishes con-
gregation with cough drops-p7oba-
bly, hoping to make them cough up.
Shortly after Mrs. Smith-Wilkerson
arrives in America with her diamond
buttoned dress, it'll be Button, but
ton who's got the button.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
ARREST CAPTAIN OF
SHIP WITH CHINESE

PENSACOLA. Fla. July 22.-Cap-
tain Mentcal, of the auxiliary schOOn
or Viola. burned yesterday near St
Andrews Bay. while a cargo OF Chi
nese was aboard. said to await snug
Cling into the United States from
Cuba. was arrested today.
l. was reported here that Bay coun-
ty authorities today arrested 10 Chi
nese in the woods near West Bay IN
addition to 20 taken yesterday. and
that there were "A Orientals on the
vessel.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
-FOUR ARE KILLED BY
EXPLOSION ON TANKER

NEW YORK, July 22-Four men
were killed and number injured to-
day when an explosion occurred in
IN empty compartment on the tank
steamship Ardmore. owned by the
Standard Oil Company OF New Jersey
The explosion is believed to have
resulted from spark igniting las
generated by crude oil. The vessel
was undergoing repairs at drydock.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23

Eagle theatre Sunday and Monday.
The complete story of Black Beau
ty Ginger, Merrylegs, Sir Oliver,
Duchess and the other equine charac-
tiers, as written by Anna Sewell in
the early seventies. has been faith
fully tod in pictures, together with
a thrilling story of the lives of Black
Peauty's human friends and acquain-
tances.
whats Your Reputation Worth?"
The atmosphere of a third rate
boarding house gives a pleasing
touch to whats Your Reputation
Worth?" Corinne Griffith picture
which will be shown at the Eagle
theatre this afternoon and tonight
and the Central theatre Sunday and
Monday.
For this scene Director Webster
Campbell constructed at the Vita
~raph studio in Brooklyn an exact
duplication of a well-known New
York boarding house, frequented by
clerks and stenographers who are
earning modest salaries. Before
shooting" the scene. Mr.. Campbell
to get atmosphere, spent over week
visiting various boarding houses OF
this type. The result shows the
characters in the picture true to type.
Many of them we're picked up by the
star and her director in their inspec.
ton of various boarding houses.
These characters are not actors and
do not act. They simply do the nat
ural thing, the thing which they have
been accustomed to do 365 MORNINGS
Of the year at the breakfast table.
The result is entirely pleasing and
one that should attract the attention
of the spectator.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
BROKER KILLS SELF

CHICAGO, July 22.-Alton Tredick,
head of a local brokerage house, shot
and killed himself in a room in a no.
tel after sending his wife and daugh-
ter out for walk. Dependency over
i'll health is believed to have caused
the act. Mrs. Tredick disappeared at
er the tragedy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
COMMEND HARDING

CLEVELAND, July % The third
annual convention OF the National
Federation Of Business and Profession
al Womens Clubs, Inc, which closed
here tonight, endorsed the Sheppard
Townsend maternity bill and the Feas
home economics bill, and commended
President Harding fer calling an in
ternational conference to consider the
reduction of ornaments.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
JAP LAbDRERS
FLOOD HAWAII

,cOr, r'nur:p FkoM PAGE oNE,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23

,COl. rtI\ur.p FkoM PAGE OHEi
doors Johnson was not at all GER
tain that the diplomatic exchanges
would be supplied by the department
and he planned to confer on that
phase with Secretary Hughes and
other department heads. He said,
however, that he saw no reason why
the documents should not be made
available to congress and deplored
the fact that half a dozen or more
such understandings as that entered
into with Japan had not required rat
ification by the senate.
McClatchey's telegram, which was
read prior to McMurray's statement.
warned of impending racial. political
and economic control by the Japan
csc in the islands unless the Ameri'
can government acted Immediately
Bisbee daily review., 1921-07-23
CUT GRAIN RATES

NEW ORLTANS, La, July % -
Freight rates on export grim from
points in Illinois TO New Orleans
have been cut three cents per hun
dred pounds by the Illinois Central
railroad, effective August IL.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-01

Hard Times Of Today Not in it With
Good Old Days.

It makes me tired to hear people
talking about us having hard times
here now, for the average family is
spending as much money in one
month as they did in one year Sc
years ago" says ]. B. Wilson in the
Drexel Star.
81 built house that spring and
wasn't out over $4,000 cash. I cut
the trees and hauled the logs myself
to the mill and had them sawed on
the halves and had clapboards for the
roof. ] made log pile and broke up
limestone on it and burned the lime
to daub the cracks. gave a carpen-
ter $I.oo per day to make the doors
and windows and door castings. M
There was a killing frost and ice
froze the 18th Of August. Thousands
OF acres Of corn was total loss.
Many things were higher than any
time the past year. Coffee and sugar
were so cents per pound; calico 50
cents per yard and great many
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-01

things on the same scale. We gath.
cred leaves off Of weeds and dried
them for tea and roasted wheat and
rye for coffee. Average farm wages
were $1,000 per month and there was
not over one farmer in twenty that
could pay cash for work but about
twice year. That was when they
sold their wheat or hogs. They did
not sell hogs but once in the year
and that was generally in December
or January. They did not pack hogs
Only in cold weather. l bought 10
hogs that averaged over 100 pounds
for $5.oo-less than I-2 cent per
pound-in February 1864.
No man could borrow money from
the banks without giving two good
men as security. There was only one
bank in Brown county, Illinois, at
that time"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-01
HYDE REWARDS LAWYER
WHO DRAFTED JOB
LEGISLATION
L. McCawley, Jasper County
Democratic Chairman, Tax
Commissioners.

| Jefferson City, Aug. 27.-The ef.
| forts of A. L. MECawley of Garth
age. chairman of the Democratic
committee in drafting the JOB" bills
for Governor Hyde during the reg,,.
lar session of the legislature and his
opposition to the Democratic state
organization in attempting to prevent
a referendum against those extrava-
CANT measures were rewarded late
Saturday when Governor Hyde
named him member of the state
tax commission at salary of $500
a year. a.
Roy H. Monicr Of Carrollton, a
Republican, who made an ttnsuccess-
full fight for the federal appointment
Of prohibition enforcement officer for
Missouri, was named chairman of the
commission at salary of $4,000 a
year. He is vice chairman of the Re-
publican state committee, being the
ninth person, connected with the or
ganization, to be appointed to state
offices with fat salaries within less
than eight months. by Governor
Hyde.
McCawley, who was appointed as
the Democratic member, is lawyer
He served as legislative advisor to
Governor Hyde during the regular
session of the legislature and is
credited with drafting majority of
the SO called consolidation" bills,
which were found to be principally
lob bills to take care of more po-
litlcal hangers on. They were
TANNED through the regular session
Of the legislature under the crack OF
the administration whip, welded by
Lieut.. Gov. Hiram Lloyd, known as
the Gear of the senate"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-01
Farm Bureau Helping Farmers.

That the Federal Farm Loan is do
ing a real service for the farmers
there can be no doubt. Several
thousand dollars in applications
have been approved and the money
will be forthcoming within a very
short time. This will set aside the
statement that money cannot be had
for this purpose before six or mn.
months.
Another big project being put over
by the Farm Bureau is that of get
ting community crushers into Bates
County to crush the limestone that is
ON practically every farm and that is
needed so much on the soil to cor
rect the acidity. Farmers of Bates
County fully realize the value of lim.
on their soil and since Mr.. Fowler
has come into the county and starr
ed these demonstrations farmers
from all sections are making daily
visits to the crusher to see the work
done. The lime is being crushed with
power such as Fordson or Moline
tractors at the rate of 20 to 80 tons
per day, costing the farmers around
ST per ton, thus making direct say
ing of at least So per ton.
Mr.. Donmeyer and Hardin Bros,
of northwest of Butler purchased {,
crusher for their community. Mr..
Chaplin, Hunt and Pratt purchased Il
crusher for Hudson community. In
fact we hope to place crusher III
every community in Bates County, at
least ten in number before Mr.. Fow-
Ter leaves our territory. These are
only two Of the projects promoted by
The Farm Bureau.
Help boost the good Of the farm
FRS by helping us put across these
projects which mean SO much tol
Them. ~ Xxx.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-01

The greatest enemy of child life is
the tape worm. 1t destroys health
and vitality. The greatest enemy of
the tape worm is Whites Cream Yer
mifuge. One or two doses does the
work. Price, $50 Sold by Travis
Drug & Mercantile Co. Sept
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-09-01
Order Issues for Destroying Booze

OEUs1 AsaQes IUk DestHUynB buoZe
Washington, Aug. a6.-Federal
Prohibition Commissioner Roy
Haynes, in a general order Friday to
prohibition officials, ordered the i'm
mediate destruction and disposal.
where possible. of stocks Of liquor
seized in enforcing the national pro-
hibition law.
Automobiles, vssses and other We
hicles. taken from bootleegers, also
s,slst Be Disposed Of and "a report
made BY Zach official before Septem-
her IS.
"St6rsee Of confiscated liquor and
properly now is costing the govern
inert thoueands Of dollars daily"
Haynes said
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06

bozen ekoovenskeho naroda Mane Sc president
republky etos lare aby pozvanim nemeckych pot k
konferenclm navazal milky snesienejSimu vn6S
1cou muv eSt6 podepsane proevy n6meckch
presidentove lee anonymn nemecky letak rozhazovany
techto dnech Brne il demaskuje nenavs ceskosloven
semu sttu zaS jeho zakadate zGsavai Nemci stra
pfi savnosnch dnech Moravy Lonske kvenov6 demon
strace pro T. g. Masaykovi p vobe presdena
cian demokrae est6 nesucasni Letos ma Morave
nemeckym naciona Snad to vedom spoene zodpov6d
nOst spolecne hrchy pachane pred preyrate n
ceskem obyvatesyu Bud iak bud socialn demo
krate sou vleku n6meck6ho sovinsmu napsa Mich posi-
Bechyne. Znovu to dokumentu nutno tim poctat Jen
ceka Morava to Jest cfi p6tny obyvatelstva
houckl kOmunisckych vudcu jenz utone pfvau vseo
becnehO naden vita presidenta Masaryka pre-
identova do mesta ehoz nemectv ceskych
sin6s moha byti vychodiskem novemu pom6ru Nemcn y
ceskosOvenskem stau nebo mas president nenavist
touhy odplae Geskosovensky lid de svym presden
tenn Lee omu by bylo treba pferodu myslich N6mcu
no tao opravdu z nen schopna len ceska
MOrava vita T. c. Masaryka ceskosti svym nadsenm
dosv6dcuje mu, re pravda pfece jen vitezi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06
PRESIDENT T. c. MASARYK MA
MORAVE.
v Praze, is. zai'l.


Ceska Morava vita predenta Ceskosloyenske republiky
vita r. g. Masayka. techto slovech obsazen jest vsechen
tznam ziezdu pfedsayee stau do zeme ktera Jest eho
rodnym raiem Jako kovafsky denik opus r. g. Masaryk
by vzdelanm praydou president samOsta
neho stau By eii soucasne tuzby pfa
pfIia e nadsene dukszy asky ydecnost Cd kovaf
skeho denka presidentoy republiky ~ tot cey ldsy Ii
yypneny iednou snahou by echo schopen Jest moze
yuzito byo ku prospechu naroda. Jak r. G.. Masa
ryk spn dko iak neochyejne sci clem ejz dkto
uyed0mreaA obetava laska cesk6mu idu oho do
kladem Jest kdy ceska Moraya vati sveho
Dresdenta Byla tom verne nap0mocna CmOznla mu,
20 hasoyaciho prva opet vsoup
poselSva yidenskem parlamentu TAX daa
mu manda BY yalky hranicem mluv iednal
voeng zastupce ceskeho du TO jest velka
yna Masarykove die osvooozeni by posacia aDy
celia ceska Moaya dne hlasa president Masarykov
pfislusniku svemu representantu. jest
dnes Moravou opavnenoa pychou ytan Morapan T. G. Ma
saryk
Po prv6 po SVEN navratu cziny przdi + g. Masaryb
rodne shedne jmakou, nez ak opoustdl Zmi-
zel czacky ieiho haynho celia
nadvladu neprae naseho naroda ece6si teskych
zem do peyratu bya nemene ceskou svm asayym
Fim pozdravuje presdenta Ceskosoyenke repubky Jse
process odnemeen nezadrzene pokracoYa liz douho pred
reyOluc lee poicka samostano naroda zbayySi Moravu
naaku Ndne germanaee shofa razem uKolnla Ksechny
spoutane eeske silly process nell ukohcla aspon tax
rychlia dnes cekos Moray rnitTn byi
poehyby Me nespavedv5ho nestao Morav6 revouc
ceskernu zvu pouze eho esco bylo Jest eho
svatrm pravem. Pc nekok desleH isme zapasli
druhou ceskou unrersiu Brpe prevraem sala
Dozfemou ami nejanatctGjs neprite naseho
odvazi opakoya namitky Ze po pran Moray
byo II dano MasakoYo meno, hylo dukazem,
ska Moraya zylani zasuhy Masaykoy zahrancnf
prace osvobozeni ei ceskos T. G. Masaryk jest spol-
tvurcem deskosoyenskehO stan tim liz
~ nemeckeho podruci Take proto ceska lIorava
T. Masarya, lec ceska Morava ez e
Ia. Nemecka mensina zasoupena nemecbymi polickynl
stranami uVitanl nesdcasini
Neeht maniesty tskove proevy ntmeckgch sran snazl
zaha rozhodnut neIlesklesm rizemi nech IVA
dei yytky sznos okrate opakovane vyvracen6
duyod yzdy prosvitne N6mci by isou zIsta-
neprtelem ceskoovensk6ho p prezitosti
nepate proiey Kdyz nemecti nacionlove pri
Fobe preidenta republky voi pro T Masary kovi ma
Osai sme Nemci nkdy neodpust eho pr3c pro
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ohu uoFOldVaJl Sc cGSkenO kne-
ze. Sebelepsl dobra yule ceske-
no vlkare tarare Weissmana
nc tu nepomaha. Generalnl VI
karat Y FOL. Teslne dela, co sc
Jemu llDl on take neSe Vinu
ia tom, ze ma IeSinsku 90
dnes roztanuJl Sc polStl knezl,
kterl otevrene stayi Sc protl
ram. Ceskych knezi na IeSin-
sku je veliky nedostatek, ma
Siedkem cehoz uprazdnena
mista obsazuji Sc knezimi pol
skymi diecese vratislavske.
Lnemozniti odstraniti tento
zlorad da Sc jedine cirkevnim
odloucenim TeSinska cd diece-
Sc yratislayske a pfipoienim
bud k arcidiecesi olomoucke
ane6o utvorenim samostatneho
biskupstvi, jemuz podrizeno
by bylo cesk6 TeSinsko, HUI
cinsko a cast Opavska. O veci
s. jiz take jedna, jak sd6luje
IN Moravsko-slezsky Dennik".
Ponevadz statni zaimy ma Te-
Sinsku jsou stvavou politikou
polskych knezi soustavne o.
hrozovany,je nutno, ably zale-
zitost cirkevniho odlouceni ce-
sk6ho Tesinska cd vratislavsk6
diecese urychlen6 byIa vyrize-
ma. AuaxsI
.Loupezna vrazda u Kolina.
Dne ). zari odejel krejci Ku-
banek . Kolina ma kole do We
limi, ably tam odvedl obiedna-
| ny oblek. Pr nayratu Sc "a
stavil pro mleko Move Vsi,
do Kolina VSak nedojel. Ty-
den bylo po mem patrano a te-
prve V patek byla nalezena
mrtvola kubankoVa zahraba-
ma ma poll u tax w. Pekelske-
no mostu u Kolina, trojuhel-
ninku si1nic k Plananum a K
Move Vsi,- rolnikem, ktery
prohlizel sva pole. Poole vsech
znamek byl Kubanek pfepa-
den primo u Pekelneho mo-
stu, odtud pax utikal pred
vrahy 20 silnici plananske, byl
vSak asi dohon6n We vzdaleno-
sti asi 200 metru a n6jakym
ltupym predm6tem ubit. Jeho
/ lebka byla takfka rozstepena
y pull. S erarni siInice pax vra
hove - soudi Sc, ze byli nej-
meme diva - vlekli mrtvolu ia
vrazdenGho do poll, kde il ma
cerstye zoran6m a uvlacenem
poll zahrabali. Vrahoye ulou-
pill zavrazdenemu ma pen6-
zich jen pet korun a kolo I'm,
"Luxus'. Pc pachatellch vraz-
ldy neni dosud stopy. Aysak V
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* CESKE ZPRAVY y

Jak Nemci radl v krkono-
SIGN. hluD cesKych turlstu o.
znacll turlsticke cesty y okon
KoketnIce V hrkonoslch, NOvy
oyet, Harrachov, ma Dvoracky,
LaDskOu boudu, oseckou a
1Varozniky. Y nedeh kratce
20 oznacenl kamenu znamenl
hiubu ceskych turlStu a statnl-
mi baryamI pokouseh Sc kolem
Jdouci hemecti STUDENT = Cech,
Yedenl katechetou, Znacky Znl-
citI. Ba snazlii sc syrnnouU j
Vrchnl kamen, Ma kterem Sc
nachazi znak statni vlajka.
20 nezdafenem pokusu "a bo-
hOpustych nadavek ma Cechy
unikli nahodou dostaviVsim sc
ceskym turistum, takze nebylo
mono je ma miste zjistiti. Die
doslechu byla to studentska Wy
prava q Jablonce n. ~, nebo q
Liberce. Dosavadni znaceni
cest i tabulkovanl (ovSem pou-
ze nemecky) provadel Riesen-
gebirgsverein. Cd dolby obsa-
zeni boud ceskymi restaurate-
~ nejen, ze cesty k temto bou-
dam neoZnacili, nybrz dosa-
Vadni sVoje tabulky ina mnoZe
i letos ceskymi restauratery
move postavene), Znicili, Zasa-
zene kameny vyVratili, tycky,
Znacicl smer zimnich cest roZ-
nesli, to jen proto, by ceske
ziynostniky poskodili. Meme
cka zurnalistika nase ie V tom
znacne podporuje. Bude zajl-
mayo, iak dlouho budou patriG-
ne urady, jichz cele stoji ma
mnoze ryzi Nemci, chladn6 po-
hlizeti ma poskozovani ceske
turistiky a zajmu ceskych ziv-
nostniku.
TeSinsko, Oraya Spis. Die
polsk6 zpravy byly casti Ora
+ Wy Spise, iez pripojeny k Pol
sku, odevzdany jiz pod pol
skou duchoyni sprawl. Jest
veru ma case, ably Sc upravila
| podobne clrkevni otazka na
FTeSinsku, jez prinalezi k vra-
tislavske diecesi. Pro zalezito-
st. cirkevni ma ceskem TeSin-
shu jmenovan byl vikafem 2.
| Weissman, farar ma Moravce,
veSkera cirkevni agenda musi
Vsak jiti k definitivnimu vyri-
zoyani ku generalnimu vikari-
atu Polskem Tesine. Tim "a
lezitosti cirkevni, tykaiici Sc
Geskeho Tesinska, Sc velmi pre-
tahuji a mnohdy Ike Skode ce-
skych zajmu. Vidlme to nejle-
pc ma radeni nekterych pol
lskych farafu \ obcich ceskehc
Tesinska. Rady obci ma Tesin-
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posledni chvlli bylo sdeleno
cetnictvu Koline, re kdesi u
Hradce Kralove zatcen byl|
mladik, ktery prodaval kolo
"Luxus' stal Sc podezrelym|
svym chovanim, Vrazda vzru-
sila cely kraj.
ZaJimavy muz. We vySetro-
Vacl yazDe trestnIho soudu ma
leza sc Vellce casio zloueJ JI-
rlna, ktery ztracI trpelIyost d
KIldnou mysI Jen renkrat, kuyz
Sc VysetroVanI die Jeho zdanl
dlouno protanuJe. PaK ullVa
teen neJpodlyneJsich prosUred-
ku, aby Sc dostal VaZDy. jed
nou ST priSil ma telo is knotlI-
ku byl oVSem odvezen do ne
mocnlce, coz Dylo Jeno Jedlne
pranI. Podruhe 81 rOzriZl kuZl
ia brlSe, ale Vezensky lekar
mu prllozil Jen obvaz d prohla-
sll, re Jirina zustane We yezen
ske nemocnicl. Ale zIodej prl-
81 81 hned cely obvaz koI do
kola ma kuzi tax Ease doci-
Iii, ze byl poslan do vseobecne
nemocnIce. Pred tydnem zacal
Jirina Ease hubovati, re uz je
diva mesice We vySetrovaci yaZ
be, a hned V noci ma to mari
kal ma sprudke vnitrni bolesti,
procez byl k nemu privolan DIR.
Hajek. Ten jiz JiTinu velice do
bre zna vi, re V nedostatku
originalnejSiho napadu spoly-
ka vSecko mozne, jen ably pro-
sadil svou. Pri prohlidce Wy
lhmatal mu skutecne V zaludku
nejaky tvrdy predmet a nechal
Jirihu dopraviti do ySeobecne
lnemocnice, kde prosvicenim
zjistili, re spolkl vidlicku. Pu-
still 81 il do jicnu jako polykaG
mecu tax, re nasadku mel V
zaludku a hroty freely vzhurc.
Jirina byl hned operovan a ja-
10 obycejn6 vyhojil Sc Y ran 5
rychlosti az zazra6nou. Nasle
duiici den pax nemocnice
utekl.
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Statni dane a Slovensko. -
"SloVensky Iyzdennik" piSe,
{ Gem by nell vsichni sloven-
.sti autonomiste premyslet:
"Statne vydayky pre- Sloven-
isko ma rok 1921 cinia 5000 mi
lllonov, to jest pat miliard ko-
run. Ma daniach Sc 20 Sloven-
ska odvedie iba 10 milionov.
Doplaca tedy stat na samotn6
SloVensko 1880 milionov Kcs.
Myslime, re tieto cislice stoJa
Ia premysl 'anie. Az Ease pu-
! jdete PAM autonomisti medzi
l'ud agitoyat' pro okamzitu
autonomiu" bud'te tax laskavi
a toto Pudu povedzte. A ty
l'Gde slovensky, ked' ii to oni
nepovedia, potom i'm to poVedz
lty nezabudni sa ich opytat
koPko taky agitator-autopomi-
sta plati dane teraz a kol'kO
by platil, az by prisla ia auto
nomial Nezabudnite =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-06

4~D~N&A%VF ~sh>Aho 0Ap~ A@-
We veznici kraj. soudu iicin-
skeho naleza sc We vysetrovaci
vazbe dvojnasobny (otco- a
sestro-) vrah Kordat Q Ketn6 u
Libane. u prilezitosti rozmlu-
Wy obhajcem vrhl Sc 2 nena-
dani ma pritomneho vys. soud-
ce Kuceru a udefil iej ma stole
lezici spiSovou taskou do hla-
w. Po nasilnem odporu byl ne
urvalec dozorcem spoutan d ra-
deni jeho ucin6n konec. Tento
ne prYni a take ne poslednl pfi
pad nahleho utoku vezn1 ma
soudce jest take iednou IVY
hod" soudcovskeho stavu, ma
terielne tax spatn6 postavene-
no
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-07

in town the newspaper publishers pay
a terrible price for print paper, yet
there is little or no aid to manufac-
ture from used paper. With old news
papers worth only 70 cents n hundred
pounds at St Louis, and the freight
90 cents from Pueblo, their shipment Is
entirely shut off and good pulp mater
ial is thrown away or burned. One
or two alfalfa mills are in operation
by fits and starts but alfalfa meal can
not compete with corn so cheap that
it is being burned for fuel.
Such a situation may be a good thing
in the end if it would stir up a spirit
of independence and an ambition to
make the west an empire of itself.
Hero in and about the Rockies are all
the elements from which to outfit such
an empire. We are slaves to the east
from custom and from apathy. Wc
get and follow the New York style1 for
feminine garments Chicago prices for
cattle, Kansas City directions for gro
ceries: we pay freight both ways
across the plains on everything except
beefsteak and hambsgcr. Even the
most of the eggs and chickens are i'm
ported from Kansas.
But cheer up; we have a profteer-
ing monopoly on sunshine and pure
air. and We are spsst tho nid-season
point of winter and this whole page
could be filled with arguments to provo
that we ought to he happy and con-
tented and ambitious.
Ell Paso county has a woman assis-
tant county agent, Miss Mavea Allen.
who travels under tho title of homo
demonstration agent and poultry spe-
cialist from tho State Agricultural
college at Fort Collins. She goes about
among the widely scattered so-called
farms along the divide ridges, giving
lectures" which seem to be devoted
mostly toward eXtolling tho merits of
high bred varieties of chickens
Grover Smith of West Flats. Baca
county, has sold his half section of
corn land for 5000.