davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

To be a good sport is a most neces-
sary qualification for political life
Mrs W T. Van Ness. New Jersey. as
blywOmen.
Some of the biggest business men
have told me that wet England can
not compete with dry America in the
commercial world. - 'Pussyfoot'
Johnson.
Young women OF today expect TO
encounter rudeness from young men
and they don't much resent it,
Charles W. Eliot, president emeritus
Of Harvard
If we brought in all the people who
are making brew in their homes.
we'd have one-fourth of the people
in Municipal Judge Seidel. Co
lumbus O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

In 80 months France Las accom-
plished more in reconstruction than
our own southern states ir a decade
after the Civil war.-Owen Johnson.
author.
The range Of Siwalix hills south
east OF the Himalaya mountains, is
crumbHng. and geOdetic surveys
prove the mountain range is moving
sidewise to the south, the movement
apparently being caused by lack of
substantial foundation under the
heavier mountains.
In the present state Of the indus
trial machine. il is a time for oil and
not for monkey wrenches.-James J.
Davis, secretary of labor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

According to old belief Il is an
omen Of good luck-a long and
happy married life-for a bride TO
slip as she passes up the aisle on
her way 10 the altar.
Fer some years ultraviolet rays
have been used for sterilizlng water
milk and other fluids The idea has
now been applied TO the disinfecting
OF barrels and casks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

There is no reason for fearing that
the dispute between the United
States and Japan over the island OF
zap will be settled otherwise than
by peaceful means.-Rene Viviani,
former French premier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
SOUTH BEND MARKETs
Hay STRAW ANn EEEp.

(Corrected daily ~ the wesley Miller
Flour Feed Co. zee =. NTichiEan.1
NEW HAH-Paying so % Sl6 selling
50 % So
OATS-PayinE 40r selling GOr % zoe.
Sl2 % Sl4.
ALSIkE CLOVER Selling SIG 20 SIS.
ALFALFA lNorthcm grown SIS.
NEW CORN-Payng co. selling 75c
% eOc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
HIDES AND TATTOW-

Corrected today bv :. W Lippman,
2lO y. Main ST.
HIDES. caifs6ius Zoe rendered
talow. 3dJr H.. rough taIlow. ease 10
beeswaN. 25U35.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
They save both
ice and food!

Not only does the Bohn Syphon refrig-
orator save food. but owing to it's scien-
tfc construction, it provides maximum
OF refrigeration with a minimum con-
sumption of ice. This is an important
thing to consider in the purchase Of a
refrigerator and we believe the Bohn sys-
phcn refrigerator to be the greatest ice
saving refrigerator made!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
Bohn SyphOn
RefrigeratOrS
stand every test!

we do not stop at getting our customers
the lowest possible prices. but we put
each line to every test of utility and
service. We used unusual care in select
ing this line of refrigeratOrs and for this
reason. we can guarantee them in every
way and stand back of this guarantee to
the letter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28

Mn poDem gaed1t Gs bsfteht
lin 3ueiffs, oaB 2euk eliRiertn.
AeIen sic I'm Mees Fduben. uno
nm Sbrentipinen aud Msutter
Rail! Mn @k trallte man
fenbar aad6 ben aipei mibbI1.nsenel.
AnfhI6gen midi me1r 66ernH %
mad5fe mar1fh an bic or1se MIte.
gisler feufste titf auf.
.gas i es, mds mid, tit Id
hier bin, unaufb0rlih ME en-
I6hredaefpenf qndiIIft!!1 ~lnurrnelte e
Ieife. I'm meinettDineH! Tim mei<
netlDinen.s Mber norilmees
.De grunb fam nur~m Der 8erz
aanaenheif Iiegen. 9ienei1t gilt es
IL sSbrer s5dI1iiie irgeu0 einen On=
tel. SET mad Mmerifa anslp1noerte
unD bort ols MiinioHdr forb2 Nnfs
Ieiht Eno sic beTen CRIB, uno man
min Ge nm dc grbfdaft bringeI.
Gs flingt freiIih rorHanhaft. ober
nas aebtn felbft dmieost ia oDA bei
dner NIiid1tsrnbeit 3llfueilen bic ul<
alnubli1ffen HHnTndnt!!
.GD bel a9 i5eiB. beIisen mir 1ber
Iberhaupt fei1erIei gerfndabfkl
gnDisI-- Mutter
mcbI nuBfe Dieleidt me6r oariiber!
Ga hfaB nieIleidf oaar efDeiie
eriifiert oenn gar Ieine 5relnbi1l
Shrer Mauttsr ne1 aus Ssrs1l Suz
80 gl1uhe nidtI5e prdd1 fpObll
siuias Male poI sinsr Eau 8aroolf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28
siasebrodi haiis beiom sine nuseie.


/ e~ineebrod5f hniis. befdI1 cine aisaie.
bige ss
Dei Dinae battle Gilds 6en1pel ses
fpDnneu: Die @~sipiBheif, Dab perfOs'
nen elfTfffiisrfen, Ole I'M 6ds Gisler
umaebenn @eheinHiis fnlBten.
uno BE 3iDeife gefpiB6eft: bat oer
Hdgsre Groubdrt III 6sr MOrodHdre
tiirs MDIe fpxIts.
Hiidfers @eifalt blieb aHerz
oings audi ietbt md ii b6lIiges DnT.<
feI gshum.
1eIapeI bate cine Nadt IN
@omlneI1rrsff oer YDIiaeifatiCn nno
einen holben Sag I'M 2or6seridt pers
brd6t
Ran fsiner gnthdftuns besab g
lid fofprt gum Rpnlmifor Grfilgsr,
.@bei ban e tags 5ubDr Die Mbgd1gig<
kitsanaeigesiber Midbter ser1adt uIp
SEE Inn berfprDdtn 9ufte, ID oer
lGdd5< Fofnrt dn~allntbIner.
Dus ggraebnis mar, fpit er fdff
MIL 9efimnffheif ertpdrtd bate:
IDh.Wiiener Heh0roe nrtfnprfete auf
em ielear0pbIh Mnaeigge, oub EN-
81. Ridter, aeiHarft 3, ns1befai1r1t
III.
.Mber e bof ein bon mir an
i'm oort6im gerihxfes 9elegra11nt
Dor 6rei Wodaer prompt beanttpors
tell!
.Dann BELT q Td soenfaM 90
iener Set Sci al1oeren Qentensoi s
oorf nubnten. nuf. Munffden Ss.
buB id Bic @dhe meter p~erfclgea
2kg etipas Befiimn1fes segen 9r.
Midfer bnr921
.gttpns Be1n1mtss dler0i11as
nid,f mei1te 6en1pef 56gerno,
.6Sdnehs 6os, 6oB e. folffhe Mngn<
Zen iber kinen Mufe1thdH n1ddbte.
Hn6 - 6dB C eben eifoem perz
mipu1neia
DeT aommiFdr fab ben Detettin
fprideno an.
.@esn ge Dffen Sit brinserl
Sen iunaen Mnrn MD Dem M0ros 90
Ser RdbI n Berbinounges
I'D. Nber IDS babe nint Qsn
Iedaffen eiues BetDeifes 6nfHr. ipObbl
aber bic ueber5eaglngs bab e uni
entffddlipH, nern &c @in0 betniIIi1t.
bah man ei11en 6~iesbeaigIIiidaen Ners
oadt sssensiIu hes
rgosbd mb mid, erinnere, CAB g
6nrnaB an, nihfs eeb6rt 30 hubeIl5,
neil e ein @dIofmitteI nnbn1, eye {,
su9ett eineya
.esatpo1I.D os Mffe1 ghlos
Tdfhn0rnt - 6at-tr ih aud fdtfdhz
fdd tags annor onrh Die 6aasn1eiffkt=
I'm hpIen IoHen. 81 q g scr1D1rII1esu1
Bad, III cine urhere 55rage.
.Mber neIdes R1fib f0nnie &c ~
bern Moro gtlam bdhen2
Dds tDeiB id md niht
oiefem 5dn ia 10 bieIes ounfd uni
r1ffeIhaF, 6nb idmI4 pDr1dfifte
mn dn Sdtfdden 1aIier tdnn. 8
nDhnfe i'm 6d1s. fanrte alfpadl.
geiDohnheiten Der Grnaprnstsn.
hefuB einen eiqensn.8prfmEiFef.&
fab sic Mi5sIIiidfeit oas 8trbred6er
ansaufuiihren. 3Dg bier Woden bo1
!, Dem Mor0 ms 6das un1 berfbDdnl
penig Gage odnnd nR ts bI'
ebf ffdeinf, pnrles. Dies fi1o b
9dtfaden 8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28

sas
.Noineis iun nidts 3ar gas6e un0
Ser meme sSShhrsf o1Hsiig nlibes
fanrt. SD bun bon 5raulem i.
9ronfoip beanftrag. Shrt linfdulo
ans 2idt au tri1sen. eiOer fsiui
oies fe6r fAnierii
Gisler batte niss erfn1rf 3use=
Fort. Sest pddte q ben aaoern min
am Mrm.
.0pn ibrM @osten sic INN Maez
litta 8rorfotn2 5it slaubt ulfo az
meine nni1nIDDs
.6eIienf AUDI Aber bas
gerigt nid5t.
ersS1Een gk mir bon ibr!
aeiDef Gle Tebr utter meiller
GdInnuh2 2ebt ne mid nnd2 @tna
ipelIn sic ban ibr gefartot I'M. NUT
en aud nifen. tdr11lellte
gisfer nerfrirrt.
!, Dob III oiefsm guntt SIRE Nus
|fase Dor BEN ELECTROMAGNETIC
faIf6 mar. 60, 6as iDeiB a uno
&c gefiible, Sic 0efes fdOre fnlse
Mefen fur sic hegt, 9err gisler.
finb pon erhdbener Siefe. 0uB Elm &c
ben S6rerieits fn1m geuiigei1 ipi 90
- bieie @dulD gara absn5uhten!
Srdufein i. 8ranfpfp hdfmn ihrer
5anailie eebrnGenIm SShreipiler uIlo
tpeiIt segenndrtg aIs beaahHs
ardft unier fren1oen QenteI. neil lIe
bon 5hnen uidbt Iafeu tpnns. 9 :Siie
fenbef S1nen tauienb griiBe nnb ben
9efebI, mutig in BE Submit an
bIiden!!s
GrnR ur6 fsierlih fIansen DC
Morte an bic 0bren nes Gefnngenen,
Der erfdittsrt auf ei1en Stub ges
funfer mar un1 oas @efiht III pen
5dnaen persrab
Seine IN @rom uno Jinfffernis
perfunfens geele fnn1s ben Benbenz
ben @frahI fuum erfragen, Den EN-
@ott tim farofe.
sic Iebfe ihn! Sic gfaubte on
i'm! lin feinetpiHen bate fe anes
eeopferf
Diefer Gnaei! Diefe Ronigin. Bic
feline brennenbe 5ehnfndt fa11m
n,ebr in eebanten 81 fls9ea lpasts,
neil i'm unm0alia oInfk, odB IL
unein linn tren gebIieten lei in oer
Hnd1f sea Gfen0s. Die Iber Tin her
eineebr0d5en mar ME cine e!en1enfare
RatnffrDpbe.
5ein 3enenaenpffe fNB TIN leIie
ar.
.Mlors!! N5tr habeH fet1le 3e1a ~
perlIeren. ufdn fdnn mleq lepen 4az
eenol1a anm anle1lngnEsslls.s. $,
g 2enIsHz St lpalelsaa gg.uusu,
nelaIa uno DeanapoI1sa Se les'
Ese1anlaI MsIns 2 OIageh. .
saSds m1I1lfaosn SIC sn nIlleh
aueln. % u 9r. 91d9IssR
tenllsn Illl ~
sssas gfzapon'1Ie 1Hs11eH1o'el's'
9aaIs;
SRrz- - EkuU
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28

WEDEOeIa HHIuC
uet. DiesmdIstrdt Ger 4daptdnflebgesr.
nit einem S~uTi5fnIoaten sin.
Ser NoqnaIias Baron Wliz
fnfh - gum 1nterfnGaHasrIdter!!-
Ifdete ct bdrfd
mil 9ergnIgen!!s s
add,eIno fdriH oer Barron aus
BET s3ene
81
an gDraimn.ei nes 1nterfrdungss
bureaus nridr1ek 8arpn Neifpfda
pI5blid gum grfouIen fsiner 9ssleiz
Iter p1per u1lb BIeifi
nd habe BEN 9trr1 HnteriIs
Ihuuasrimter, ebe { mid ber1Drt,
leine nidfige MitteiiIins 10 madfb5en !,
Ifagte &c. sd bnffe es @ nIrb1t gges
gen ot 8orf6rn alIDerI1faAs
Indroe mon ndruIiin nrin 0o11 fki1I
Mprt aus mir herdusbringen.
xGs 81 fpeur ebr gegen DE Bnrz
IfdnH Mber id min ben alerrn I'M
lierfuhunasrid9ter mol rdgen nei1lz
He Der Muffeber nah einigem Nddb9@
Derfen. hit Qelten. DC ni1t ggnna
ridfig I'M arpk mi, mddt man
pohl einn1dI enc Musnu6nle
r@ehr berbunben, a@k MID
air einen gNsdrrer bulten! g1lio fraz
gen @iis
Die grlaubHis murbe erteilt.
1Iinf M22iiniitem fp1ifer lam bee Be
aiebI oen Gefangenen ohne Aesleif1i1s
biaei1sufdJidsus
Mldn mar ftbr Dsrbluff. lber
ipenr 81. Ndsmuf esftlbH . ppHte
-er.mdr ser aerr bier! ].
Wean fdidk ben BnrDn 1lfn ohne
Begleitung IN bus 8ureal, neflen
Sur e. fnrefdltiig 1iinter AidIoBB
nGs i nur 81 feline 8ldn1dz
ae m~einetuegen erIebf. Iieber Waas
nut, fdgte r eematlii1 Iadel1o,
sd npak Dir dies u~lleripartete
Wie1erfehen penigfens ppr 33eussn
erfparen. mpzDu neibt, nil
Du=bdran bHdnuE On q gdna
rubia allies ant ea1en sSSrrtlm Del
net bie1ffrifriiasn 0rgaIe diebeIl
l@K bahen Dir eben ftatf oesedter
einen fuIfden gdrDn Waifof9 singez
tangent
Wasmut farrfe INNER mod fprad.
Hos uuf Sen GinaetrtteneI1 uni
nnBk midi, fDnte e lddenDDer ltd
dreern
is if unala1bliid1!4 &c e end:
lid heraus. ,9u! Du, @iIassH
nok Maasfe 1T IeioIih gtIungen
nidt nnbr See, guer 5tedbrief. oe1
Hberan az Iefen mar ia aud poi
erfdDpfenoer 9eutlihteh
rMber np5u nenn2 Has Dolltef
gu bomnits s
.@as fanuf gu Dir nidtnenteni
mir Cure Snteuisena5eueAeiH uenis
anieben uno nebenbd nit gisltl
pIduotrn!s
Mosual,t tDDlItt duffahren, OLE,
@ias 6empel oridte i'm ladeub an
isinen .@ik5us
.Du 1af ansr 10 tets dbseiHIa:
aen. DnI smubk iida nDbl fudssa. mt
ftlbf 5u 6eIfeu.
.mos hdh nit linn 9efprd.
deng1 fragts Masnut ff@i1fter.
babe EN- Heidi, Is 40 mifIeni4
.Gnf{d,uf0iae. bds hGtfeff 0u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28
0ie Cr6ga 0Oa Seafen6dq.
a,iraa-oman BON Grid G6enifein
Is 1orFfssunal

uW ~
rufseinbrehsr, HtattenbrIaer, De
frau0auten, Diebinnen nno 4rd1ffaps
lei. Ven gefdlnB biloete Elm feiner
Aerr. 9doellofer Snlpdraer Mnaug.
flntt aufseaipirhelter 91aurrburt.
gplnerer 3fpider. Rropatte nad1 Der
kitten Mo0e.
ssyn ben mibernirer, init benz Sis
7Ier bon pbert 6inabffnrrte. mffMte ld
etipds tDie Neugier.
Das Ser nDbl unseften haberl
mphte2 SC fat ipeber unglldllh
nod befGdmi aus. Gin fredes. bels
nahe fpl5es 2Gid5eln umfpieIte feiner.
Numb.
Damn nurbe her ganae Grupp Der
Northumberland 3neetrieber. Die
oIte, unheimlide StiMe loserfe Iber
6aus unb 9o
Mn Gislers 9slentIr mur0e Der
@hieber aurIdeefdoben. giner Der
6iIfsaufIeber feGte Ben 4npf herein
mn0 griff mad Scr Ieeren MenosetGff<
e, in Der e alnei gtn116en anpor
BEN gefdneenen bas 5rihifiid ses
brdd6t hattie.
Dobei fdste Ct lddello: raid,
sBt tDerben Is nobf d1lh @eftnz
fdoft befpmrnen. Inter ben ~5rHhz
a'fanaien1 Is. Der Baron Mifof4
bon Mifofdfabs Der fpmmt Fd5er
MIR IN bs SnteGigen55eIe! Du ner'n=
ma fpas ouleben, fae, ID Shne1,
Gisler!!1
GisIer bate fFd erfdroden .r1sez
brett.
,Mer if 1asas
rNsds ben tennen 6 ndbt3
Den Ap9ffdpier, Ser mas ben Qeus
Ten nnr gleih Die Miaiondr aus
Der .Eafden g'Iarelt bdf2 Set brei
MOnoten fuden E i'm tpie 9 @ted9z
nnoeIr!s
Inten IN Der MufndtaefansIei
n6bm Der 8e1n1te eben bent 10 Innge
nersebEd e~efl1dbten 4pa9ifapler bds
Rationale db.
sic fno Der aaios Rasn. Der
Fh Fit einen Baron Nifof6 aus
eab2
Mar fdgt To-.
.@eboren IN R6rmenoo22'
nMan faet
r@eit ssaAfen nbne Grtperb uno
nur pom 8etrug Rben09?s
.Man be1anptet es.
Die NntfpDrten famen prompt NIT
eidf nrgarifh gefdrbtem Mt5enf,
bon 60bnifdem aGd9eln begleitet.
Ser 8eamts perfnr DIE @e6uf1.
ST beetle I'd, ben Mdrn uuter bag
Mdan eiIen, cine s3idihsne "a unferz
faben unD has RIsi1erneraeidnis
anf5nneHmen.
Damn IieB er lin ubfIhren.
rMadn fpira Mid hpffentIi9 III be
Sntenisensaene bri11sel12a4 foste Der
.Borun arrogant. umeins 8i1bnng
beredtigt mid. 5u ertDdrfen.
don gull 5prt nit
S1nent
GisIer fonb nod INNER an Terz
fer. aIs Die eifenbefdlasene s3sde1tir
1m 6ffnete nun man ben .BarDns
bereinfdob.
Gr Da116fe FEh gur 1tidbt nm, eff
entfflpFM, feinerlei @emeinf1aft
mt Dem ld1fleen 8di1erdoen 5u Pie
Gen
uer Sdron Foi3aer.e 1lpelleI
o.s.n Mo o1I ao..as 49, auAaI-I..M'
Maease aOsr unes lun1s xsu.sl1pa
sa IS
sAnelannl19. lolgst aosle gss
100. .5uns s. .s.G, ~ ~
81 49, as..1a ise:s. 49, Y w
~ p.asH y apsa sssAl.s.s
- .osMNo ~. .aas
al : 1frcnr. NM IA - ~ssrTnrs,,i
On ;nsY,,sr nnin1Ihia MI rnio.bnrss
Sss ainhis
WV S&ssSS aSBgN% &ET%&s&N8%
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28

XII.

mefff{nh Nfnrf finn hnffeTK adHt
a,a,.s.s.sn n;al ia1.st a-,troffsn.
s 49,. oa,.t.,s.a 81 m.Fbsr;ns
- G4IaE.s a,na- -. 5nnfts frSnf.
~. - sit,n.a ,,,,s.Iba5,,s;as Noms
-. 4.aa:s.aa .;h...n,s ma Qs6sn
u 10y ayssS ss,snns "a
~. sI;;s;sIi - =. c,tn,s,u.
go aoo,s,,.s m.
Dul nI.l ICY 60 q ~. IL
ln s.'1laW s. ..s-at ,,,,rSs
Ivy auev 49, 49, 49,. -. msrrs
1ls9l IlDn'a' nlp Nple .ps e.'.s '.D''''s
r.e.x...
aas sme. fn laass m W. Is.
,,.s nv. sina;s. g.hsnh,;t 81 Shutter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-28

Ia Msn, nlit St fs friher beri.6ri
Hall. dber e1tipsosr IN biefe don tot
noer der Mertehr horte MD uIferer
uebtrFsolung nds5 Gro3 daf 0snrl
9riefe srhisH ODER drieb mntter ries
mails.
.8aroolf! HaroDlfl Sui.
lperoe nit gelpib6 eh idaffen, pb e
kbt nber tot H. gilen 9DrndlltIl
nuTen sic iDoH nidats
.nod5. Mnaa! sSgln srilnere mid
anns aeutIid b1 Mutter einu1df NIT
skrau M1bf Dnfl eiler Anna @aroDlf
Eiprod. Ssht fG;M mir mod stfDds
ein. Muiier MabI }dste 6urlols: 90
it sut. SOB mir g f1riftli4 bon ibr
bdher.
.qlhai 5ebsn @el Diefe NINA
2drbDlf fdtint mir fehr pid5tig 5i
feini! Gott gebe bah ne md kbt,
Wisner nnr6e Sic 3el1ensur asnilfIS
net. DssmaIrd Ser qdi1pfdnffebsr
nit einem SufiiafpIoafen sin..
Ger N6gn alias Baron Nftz
Efofd - gum unterfudaHasriAter!!-
fdgte It bdrfd.
NH 9eranlgen!
addeIno fdrif oer Baron aus
BET
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-08-13
TAX PROGRAM
DECIDED UPON
Republican Leaders Hold Confer
ence With President at
White House.
TO CUT TAXES S6OO,OOO,OOO
No New Levies to Be Made Except
Small Increase in the Corpora
tion Tax-Government Ex-
penditures Are Slashed.

Washington, Aug. 11.-Taxes will
be reduced $6OO,OOO,OOO and there
will be no new taxes levied, except q
small increase in the corporation tax.
This was decided upon at a confer.
ence at the White House at which
President Harding, Secretary of the
Treasury Mellon and Republican
leaders of the house agreed to slash
government expenditures and reduce
the tax burden even more than the
house ways and means committee
had contemplated.
The tax program as decided upon
at the conference includes the fol
lowing:
Repeal of the excess profits tax
retroactive to January /, 1921.
Cut Transportation Taxes.
Repeal of 90 per cent of the trans
portation taxes on January 1, 1922
and the other 80 per cent on January
1, 1923.
Reduction of the higher brackets o1
income surtaxes to 80 per cent retroac
tive to January 1, 1921, and TO % pei
cent on January l, 1922. The norma
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-08-13

live in suburbs are sore because the
suburban phones and residence ad-
dresses are entirely omitted from the
city telephone publication.
The abortion of a suburban tele-
phone directory in which their sub
urban telephone numbers do appear
does not contain their residence or
street numbers.
The Telephone Company used to
be noted for it's care of the rights or
comforts of it's patrons.
It's publicity department is spelling
it's good reputation in this regard and
appears to be run contrary to the
public interests.
The Herald and Examiner on Mon
day last printed the following on
other phases of the telephone situ-
alton:
When the Chicago Telephone Com
pany, now the Illinois Bell Company,
secured permission to change its
scale of charges from the fiat rate
to the measured service system, it
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-08-13
SMALL TO Get
VENUE CHANGE
State Puts Approval on the
New Trial Plan of
Defense.
GOVERNOR ISSUES STATEMENT
Executive in Denouncing His Arrest
Declares the Corrupt Ring That
Rules Sangamon County" Is
Responsible for It.

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug 11.-State's
Attorney Mortimer announced condi-
tiOns under which he will agree to a
change of venue for the trial of Gov
ernOr Small outside of Sangamon
county.
At the same time counsel for the
governor were reported to be planning
habeas corpus proceedings in Cook
county, or some other friendly county,
by which the legality of his arrest
could be questioned.
The states attorneys propositions
were:
That Governor SmalPs lawyers peti-
ton for a change of venue and confer
with Mortimer on an agreement on
some county acceptable to both the
prosecution and the defense.
That speedy trial be agreed to.
Small Makes Statement.
Governor Small issued a statement
In which he laid his indictment and
arrest to the corrupt ring dominating
Sangamon county"
ITO the corrupt ring dominating
Sangamon county justice is political
blackmail.
1.-The governor of Illinois has been
falsely indicted and falsely arrested
through the Vaccinations of gang
holding in utter disregard the consti-
tuition and laws of this state.
"Our federal constitution guarantees
to every state in the union a Repub-
lican form of government. A Repub-
lican form of government provides for
the inviolable separation of the legis-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-08-13
Great Speedway Hospital Which Cost
Millions to Build and Presented to
Government Formally Opened
Great Institution Erected by Famous Lumberman as
Memorial to His Son Who Died
Fighting in France

Edward Hines grand gift to the
Government, the new Speedway Hos
pital in haywood, which cost mil
lions of dollars to build, was form
ally opened and received it's first
quota of disabled soldiers as patients
on Monday. The institution was
built by Mr.. Hines as a memorial
to his son, Lieut. Edward Hines, Jr.,
who died in France. And as they
took possession of the big building
with its six miles of corridors, the
expression; "Sitin on the world, bud
dy, sittin' on the world convinced of
their satisfaction.
AS fast as rooms and wards are fin
ished iother men will be moved from
government hospitals here. 1t is ex-
pected twenty new patients day can
be accommodated.
Dr. Mark j. White, surgeon in the
United States public health service
since 1898, is in charge. He was last
stationed at Palo Alto, Cal His pres
ent staff consists of DR.. P. B. Matz,
chief of laboratories; DR.. F. j. Ron
Gg ACs Ou16I VI ZA-Idy 1dOOl dIOI LII .
Hooper, in charge of dental work;
Drs. Aiken and Taylor, of the medical
staff; F. w. Brell; and Anna McCann
and Casimira Moskowicz, nurses
At present, Dr. White says, some
means of transportation between car
lines and hospital is badly needed for
the convenience of visitors.
Building of the hospital, begun sew
eral years ago. has been delayed
numerous times by Investigations. 1t
is said Mr.. Hines paid 100000 in law
yers' fees in securing the govern
ment's acceptance of his gift.
Originally he offered to sell build
ing and grounds to the government
considerably below it's estimated cost
for the handling of disabled eX-service
men, and, after it was no longer need
ed for that purpose, to buy it back
and give it to the city of Chicago as
a memorial to his son.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-08-13

explained with great care that the
charge would really affect the ordi-
nary householder very little. In fact,
the careful family would save money,
because they would not be paying in
directly for the unnecessary conver-
sations of their eXtravagant neigh
bors.
What has been the result?
Household telephone bills since the
change have been and are in
creasingly distressing. Business
houses have been affected less, be-
cause the number of their calls runs
up high enough to give them the ad-
vantage of somewhat lower rates.
But a One-party residence line costs
1915 month as minimum,
seventy-five calls permitted without
extra charge, then 4 cents call for
all up to 125 month. a two-party
line is worse yet; the minimum
monthly charge is only $2.75, but only
fifty-five free calls are permitted
of the next 145.
Now experience shows that the av
erage careful household can seldom
limit essential calls to two per day;
on the other hand, calls seldom run
above the limit of 125 or 145 extra fol
which cents apiece is charged. Ex
animation Of the bills of ten abso
lutely typical households in Hyde
Park shows an increase in cost vary
ing from 80 per cent (the lowest) tC
go per cent (the highest) over the
old charge for unlimited service
OF all the public utilities in Chi
cago we suspect that the telephone
company gets by far the most fol
what it costs. The telephone is indis
pensable. 1t is a form of necessity
which in The nature of things mus
be a monopoly. But is it inevitable
that this monopoly should be so ra
pacious in its charges?
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1921-08-13

The National Bureau of Analysis in
the Republic Building, of which F. G..
Soule is the president and founder,
is patronized by the leading profes-
Sional and business men of Chicago.
1t enables everyone to keep himself
in fit condition. 1t points out the
weakness and enables the physician
to act in time to save serious trou-
BILE. AS the Bureau truthfully claims,
"it takes only four minutes of your
time and may add twenty years to
your life