davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-04-06

jamestown, Lar suffered !,
my right side, back and head
friend Of mine told me to trv \
Plerce's Favorite Prescription and
did me SO much good I never get Il,
Of praising 1t, for I believe it su
my life. I am forty-two years old nv
and my health Is very good, tho vS1
I think I need a medicine get n
'Favorite Prescription as 1t is the osI
medicine I ever got that did me n
good. I tried several doctors, but nd
Of them helped me. Now 1 am epio'
ing good health."-Mrs. Ida Youn1
blood.
Favorite Prescription Is made win
out alcohol and can be obtained fru1
your nearest druggist, In tablets
liquid. If you write DR.. Pierce, pre1
dent Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. 7.
will give you confidential medical :
vice free Of cost. Don't wait a mIn1
II you're ailing.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-04-06

Aunt Ada's Axioms: Order meau
peace for the home, sanity for th'
mind, and security for the state.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-04-06
All Played Out at
Quitting Time?
TAN LAC
That Started Him.
The Worlds Greatest Tonic

Staylate Cat II 30 p. m.)-"My mo
to Is to live and let live"
Miss Bright (stltling n yawn)-'
wish 1t was to sleep and let sleep"
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-04-06

hung along the sail so that 1t would
be impossible for any craft to ap-
proach The schooner and bonrd her
without being seen. Also the watch
on deck that night carried Mauser
rifles, six-shooters, and cutlasses. Mr..
Gibney was taking no chances.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1922-04-06

No mans steady character will en-.
able him to keep cool In warm weathss
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
staatli@e Mible lett in getrieb,

Die bem @taat geb6rige Morb
0afoto Miible in @rano SORTS, 1T
nunmebr bem Betrieb ubergeben.
Die nSn5epenbent 8oters" Miz
ioctattonn nno Ste uyeonpartiianS" ge=
lobten lei etnem Trlbitiif, tpel6eS
am @r0fmneSta9e In ben Ndu.
men be8 @ranb SORTS Commercial
Clubs peranl taltet tpurbe, Ser neuen
Nnlage. poIite nnteritabung ansez
oeiben 5u la1len. @oupernor gleitos
erfldrte, bab es baS 8efreben ieiner
8ermaltnns iet, .baS l1ntermbmen
gu \einem @rfol9e gu MAIDEN.
Brdit0ent Ibomas S. Same bon
BET 9taatS=nniperlitdt erflarte in
elmer tur5en Nniprade mdbrenb Der
Gr0Hmn9Sfeter, bab sizes fein nnterz
nebmen fir ii6 ielbit iet, fan6ern
tins 2eben gerufen iet, UNI Before
Martttonoittonen fiir bic Tarmer
gu er5telen. Ste au9enbltdlt6e ST.
tragsfdbtgfett ser Miible betrdgt
1000 SAT- Meb1 pro Sag.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
SIN aran5e BON @olb,

5err uno Brau George 2etfam 9r.
feierten am @amStag, BEN %. OF
tober ba8 i60ne Teit Der @oloenen
@o@3ett in tbrem 5eime IN SearleS,
sem am morgen UNI 8 nbr etne Ctr
6enfeter in Ser @t. Sobn'8 fatbolt<
i6en Stride po~rau89tng, pel6e bon
Nep. Sc. @urmb0rrtnger gelettet
mur6e. Sin Dtnner tpurbe tm Setme
ser Snbtlanten fir mebr ais 100
@dite ierptert nnb bic Na6mtttagS-
itunben frDbli6er llnterbaltnng gez
miomet, Mm Mbenb fano ein Ean5
IN Ser George Tti6er Sale itatt.
Da8 Haar perebelt6te it6 por SO
Sabren in Buffalo @ropen Sa. nno
fam Dor 35 Sabren na6 Mtnneiota,
ii@ auf ether Tarm IN Der yfdbe bon
Cambria nieberlafleno. Sin Sabr
lpdter iiebelten lie auf etne Tarm IN
COTTONWOOD Iomnibtp iber uro leb=
ten mdbrenb Ser bergangene1 IL Sab
re In @eorleS. gle iino Ste Gltern
BON elf Rinoern, BON benen Z an
2eben fits. Dteie iino: Trall Sobn
.emnetoer 6rebonta, q. g; 6ralu
Branf Daner bon GottonnDob Iofpn=
ibip; Tran Soiepb @ulben, ct. CLOUD:
SRI. 6anrab 2etfam, ct. Soul
E@eorge Qeifam ST., 5earle8; 6rar
Mtltam SugbeS bon M1anfato Uni
Sacob 2etfam, 9earleS, Nae &inoe1
nabmen an Der Teftlt6feit tell Uni
|ebenlo ~ Gnfelfin6er. 5err Uni
Tran 2eifam erreuen iid gutter sc
inno9eit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
s. 81. O6s meiltc mebrere Gage
gei6dftSbalber in Taribault.

- s. 9. O6s meiltc mebrere Gage
sei9dftsbalber in 6artbanlt.
= Tran @tltam Tbeioe retite am
SQmStag gu etnem au8ge6ebnten Bez
lud mad Qambertor nrb @aba1io.
= 6ran Senrp 5. Meterotng febrz
tie mad m%ebrtdgtgem 8ei u6 TIM Mrnolo
Gorbes @etm mad Mor9an 5uriif.
= Trou @mil $. Cams TT bon
etnem mebrp0digen Beiu6 bet Ser
manoten in @tSconiin nno SlltnotS
na6 bier 5uridsefeBrt.
= G6. @rubenborf febrte Cams
tagna9 mtttag BON Gl9tn, sc. .. na9
bier 3uriif, mo er mdbreno Der Somz
mermonate geDetlt bate.
= Sri. Marp &orbe1 retite Cams
tagabenb 1a6 Sen @6mei teritdoten,
no lie bem @allt @uret &on5ert am
Montagabeno b%eipobnte.
= Grau $. Meubauer nno 3met
&inber bon MinneapoltS metlten lebte
@ode gu 8eiu6 In Sen 9eimen bon
Grau @mma 96muder uno tbrer
Mutter, Trau q. 9oei6.
= Garl @ngel, mel6er bel ser
5apa9e Company in MtnneapoltS
a1geltellt lit, perlebte ba8 @o6enenoe
NIT ietnem 8ater, Senrp Gngel, uno
anoeren bteitgen 8erman0ten.
- SRI. Selen Meile traf am Tretz
tasabenb bon Taribault bier etn, nm
oas @odenenbe NIT tbren @ltern,
6errn nn6 Trau N6olpb g. M3etle am
Glib 8roabmaD, gu cerleben.
= 6rau @op @9nobrt6 unb 906=
ter, 2oratne nno 2nctle bon Manfato
maren am 0onnerStag unb Srsita9
lebter Mo6e @d1te I'M 9etme BON
6errn lno Grau Nnton 3ii6fa.
- 8tctor @etm traf am 6reitag
BON MinneapoltS bier .ein, I'M ba8
@o9enen6e BET ieinen .@ltern, 5errn
unb Trau s. g. Netm 81 per(eben.
@r febrte am Otenstagmor9en 5uriif.
: SEER unb Gro1t Martim Dalueg
ur6 5obn retlten DienStagna6mtttag
nod DeotlS 2afe, sc. o., no ite li6
mebrere Moden gu 8eil6 bet 6en
@ltern BON Eran 9Qlueq, Serrn nnb
6rau Nuguit Smberg, aufbalten NET
ben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
eofal Nenigfeiten.

Sobn 8oebler pet[te bonn Mittz
nod bis Sonntag BET Jreunoen IN
Mtnneapolis 5u 8elu9.
Otto 99leuoer febrte am
Samsttas bon ether Snet Monatsretie
bur6 @aibtngton, Sbabo uno Monz
tara 5nriid.
6rau 5enrtetta 9alenitein be-
CAB iid 0ienstasmorsen in ba8
Union 9oipttal, no tie it6 AM lelben
Gage elmer operation unter5og.
- Sri. 9toie Mi6aelS febrte am
SamStag nad tbrem Setm in Sorban
suriid, mad mebrtd9tsem 8elu9 bet
ibrsr S6meite tel, Srau @illiam 8on
Sanf.
= arbeiter Ser Gtrma @etlanbt
uno Stegemann >paren lebte 8o6e tn
Morsan, no ite etne 9robe @lasfrom
in Elm oortiges 0ei6dftsbaus etn=
barlten.
Sri. Suite @iebenbrunner
febrte BON Minneapo1tS 3urid, no lie
ii6 eintse Moden 3meds ar5tltder
Sebanolrng i'm 5oipital auf9ebalten
bate.
- Otto Seds unb SRI. Glite Bed
Don @aleca maren iiber baS @o6enz
enoe 8elu6er BET Serrn uno Srau
So. Soffmann an Nor6 German
Strabe.
- Ira11 @rnlt Sopft1r5 perlebte.
oas @ohenenbe NIT tbrem @atten,
melter in Minneapolt3 angeitellt tit.
Sic febrte Monta9abeno na6 bier
5arii6.
- Sri. Spfepbine 6urtb febrte
an1 Montag tn TIT 5etm TT Chicago
suriid, nad etnem smeim06igen 8ez
il1d i'm g. $. 6urtb Setm nno on<
oeren bieligen 8erpanbten.
- 6rau S. s. @te9el febrte @rbe
ser ISOLDE bon etnem mebrmD6t9en
gell16 bel @ernanbten unb Sreunben
in Mtlmaufee urb Mabtlon, @tSc.
Suriid. sic ipurbe bterber BON Trau
g. gS. Ybilltps pon Glear 9afe, Soma
beslettet, melde am 9am8tag na6
tbrer 5etmat abretite.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
gu @ermieten-9ans nit a 3tm<
mern on Noro 9tate Strabe.
Mad5ufragen BET
Mbp.. Aft. Stto Stable.
yjf9if1EI9u9 Il ~ sEi%
8efanntma9ung.

Beriteeelte Nngebote fir oaS 6enrp
Nler s@Bentum in Der 5tabt Stem
'nlmp5 1T r8sroun Gonntp nrb 9taat.
Ninneiota, befannt un6 eingetrageD
a9otten SEQ. brebebn nnb Diersebn
(l3Sf n1To ll4) i'm 8lod So. Slim. (5l,
Iii6ltB bon Center 5trabe fperbe11 port
lldnfsr5ei6netem IN ieinem Bnreausbis
CUNT IL. Nopember 10 ubr pormitz
tags entgegengenommeu.
De Gngebote iollen auf Der Nuben-
iette beS &uDertB nlr Sic Nufinrft
tragen: u8b for 5enrp Nler groz
perrin
IS 1T bas Ne6t oorbebalten, ell
ooer alle Angebote 3uriidsnneilen.
Noo. 44-45 gilbert @teinbauler.
F EE ZES
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
M,td elm @r,tnb.

Gait (5u etrem alter 8errn) !:
@as, SITE Bum1 mar enc @aiie, tpie
gbeiratet bab'n,-ba bab'n Ell
alio in Sbrem gnn5en 2eben gar fei'
5dtpiegermutter net g'babt.-5ie,
oa 8abl'n g mi g1ei' a Mabl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10
Gus @eieni@aftstreiiem,

nng,fdbr SO 8ermanote nn6 Breun=
De peri ammelten ii6 9onntagabent
I'M 6etme BON @errn un6 Grau Nntor
J 3upfer, nm BEN so. @eburtStag bea
erl teren feiern gu belfen. Die @dite
hbra6ten moblsefillte Scribe NIT, aus
oeren Snbalt gu ipdter 9tnnoe eiu
fetneS 9upper i%erptert muros. SOC
un6 59afSfopf bilbete sic nnterbalz
tung beS NbenoS, mobet Sacob De-
pan3, Setter Song, Trau Tranf @oli
unb Jrau Nnton 3upfer Dretie ge=
tDQ1111en.
Die @ermanoten bon CHARLES
Sauenitetn maren am Treitagabenb
feline @dite BET etnem feds ubr
Dinner, onldbli6 leineS so. @eburtsz
tages. Nm Mbeno purbe ba8 &C.
burtStasSftn6 bur@2 20 ieiner Treunoe
iberral6t, ste i'm NIT elmer Tlurz
lampe bei6enften. Ote l1nterbaltnng
bes Nbenb8 btlbete baS &arteniptel
uno Elm 5upper murbe na9 8eenbtz
gung beSielben ierpten.
Die Mitglteber beS GrauenbilfS<
pereinS ser Trte6enSftrde u%nterbtelten
lire Gbegatten NIT etnem 8rogramm
in SEN standardization am Donz
nerStasabenb. Dte @eranitaltung
tpnroe gut 6ur6gefiibrt un6 einr Cup
per ierptert.
Dte Suntorz& la1ie ser bteiigen
|So6{6ule peranltaltete lire erite Sc
ieli6aft tn bteiem Sabr I'M Turniaal
ser Turnballe. San s. @oulo'S Or
eiter lteferte bts Sang mlitf. Die
Qebrerl6aft ser ~grabterten @6ulen
iomobl, mte ste ser 5o6i6ule, maren
@dite ser Suntor8. Tbeobore Srttz
|i9e mar 8oriiben6er be8 &omitees
melGeS aus Oscar Mueitng, Srene
|0@S, @tloegarb @ein unb eugene
@aterlt beitanb.
6rau Treb s. @6apefabm nnb
6ran Srbtn @6mtot BON GbaSfa be-
mirteten am DonnerStagabenb etne
Grippe BON @dite ten I'M Seine tbrer
Mutter, Tran MtGtam Nuemfe. @8
mnroe 500 an 4 Tti9en geiptelt, mpbei
SRI. Gna @enmann, Trau @tltam
Naui6fe unb Grau Nlfre6 Sbiebe
Yretle babontrngen. @tn feineS Otn=
ner 1T 5met @dngen mnrbe na@ 8ez
enotgu11g beS Sptele8 ierOiert.
Sin duberlt fr0blt6er Nben6 nurbe
am Dten8tag I'M 5etme bon 9errn
uno 6rau 81. Gmtl Mueller began
gen, no ii6 Ste M'itglte0er 6eS r@urit
Clubs" perl ammelt batten, UNI Sen
@eburtstag bon Grau Mueller feitlt6
gu begeben. I'm 6 llbr mnroe Elm
[5upper fir 20 @dite i%eroiert unb na6
|8eenotgung oesielben 500 geiptelt.
Breife 9tn3en an Trau Charles 8ruit
Sr., Srau Martin M1lellsr, Dan
MilltnmS nno @tltam Stoll.
5err un6 Trau Sen Meinbart
murben letten Donner8tagabenb bur6
|etne 9robe Nn5abl tbrer 8ermanoten
unb 6reunoe anldb1t6 TIRES Is. Sod
5eitStageS iberraidt, Die l1nterbal=
|tung be8 Nben6S btloete ybaS 500
[@piel, pobet .Gra1 Soiepb Setter,
Sen Nltmann uno 6ran Nlfre6 Nolta
Breiie QehQ1nen, @in feiner 2l1id)
tnurbe Ierpiiert. .. aj.nsFa.. S. Iii sd
8erfbolb @eebauie1, 54oob1tDdft
|anf Ser Duie1 Trndd 6drm tm set
Mdbe be8 &olfege, mtrbe 6@st.tfein .qBreis
tagabenb bur6 SO ietner Ma6barn
unb Grennoe anldblt9 ietneS @eburtSz
|tageS IN atgenebmiter @eiie iiber=
rai9t. Die Nbenoitunoen puroen
onr9 &arteniptel perfiirat unb Elm
feineS 9upper gu lpdter 5tunbe Ter
oiert. Dte Bamtlte 5eebauien iiebel<
te tn bteiem Sabr bon Sltom nad
1ier aber,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

Jrau WtlIiam Mauidfe nn6
Grau Mm. 2inoemann maren Wo6enz
enbbelu6er BET geripanbten IN Mtn=
neapoliS unb 5t. Saul.
- 6rau Noie @aag, mel6e ii6
fiir3lt9 einer Operation tint 9oretto
s@nipital urternarf, erbolt ii6 bon
in 3ufriebenitellerber @etie.
4Sbre To6ter Beatrtce, mel6e ii6 IN
etnem Mtnneapolts 9oipital CUR &ranz
fenpflegert1 auSbtloet, metlte einige
Gage BET ibrer Mntter.
-. '@eorae @iItamS unb Sri.
emma s3dm5om, beioe beitenS befannt
iii Malfut @rope, beirateten letten
Mittpo6m6mtttag, 5 nbr, tn ber
bteiigen Congregational &ir6e. Nep.
6. S. @beeler trallte baS iunge Raar,
benz Elm Bruber nnb @6md9ertn be8
Brdntigams CUR 5eite itanben, Die
6o@3ei8gelenf9aft febrte unmittel=
bar na9 ber Erauln8 mad Walrllt
@rope 3nriid.
9err unb Trau Soiepb Wttt
nn6 5obn Gbmarb nnb 9o6ter, 6rau
Marie 8eper, tpel6e 81 Bein6 bet
Germ nno Trau @taiam @ttt in
Monoopi, @isc. semeilt batten, febrz
ten lebte ISOLDE nod bier 5uriid. sic
mur6en bon Trau Wttt uno 3met
&inoern, 6ubert nno 8ettp begleitet,
ste fi6 fit einige 3eit beiu68meiie
I'M 9etme bon 9errn nnb Srau SUI
bert 8erg am Glib 8rooomap auf=
balten merben.
- Mnton 2etbolo bts Dor etli6en
Monaten bier mobnbaft, f6reibt, BOP
er NIT ieiner @attin ii Dantona
8ea6, gla. angelan9t fiei no iie ben
@inter gu perleben gebenfen. Ma@
leinen NuSiagen, 1T eS tmrner nod
re6t Iommerlt6 bort nnten, Die Mdn=
ner 1aufen tmmer nod NIT 9trob
Siiten lumber, iiten am MeereSz
Itranb uno l9auen benz Welleniptel
gu, Gr ldbt ietne Treunoe ber5li6
griiben.
- Das 2et6enbe9dnents 6es
@Sbn6enS bon 6errn un6 Srau Sobn
@eibel ST., mobnbaft IN Buffalo
Gate, nel9eS am @amStag, BEN %.
Oftober bortlelbit perltarb, fano letz
ten Montagna9mittag bonn Geibel
6etme aus ltatt. Da8. &tno muroe
am 8. Oftober 9eboren, mar alio erlt
3 @o9en aft, alS eS einem Nnfall
BON 2un9enent5inoung erlag. De
8eiletung crfolgte auf benz lutbert<
lden. Trtebbofe. Son Stem llm
nabmer an Ser 8eerbtgung tell: @err
uno Trau Setter 9etbel, Serr un6
6rau SIS. @laebmarn Srau Su9o
@laebmann unb Trau 3d., @rubenz
borf nnb 1odter @rna.
- 8. 81. @laSma1r BON @uiien,
Man. CANADA, .i6rteb bteier Gage
bte1igen Trennoen etnen 1ebr %t1terel<
lanten 8rtef btnit6tlt6 per @rnte
auf ietner Tarm. 5ert 9@la8m man
bert6tet, bob Ste @rnte I'M lehten
Sabre 3iemlt6 gut a~uSgefalen iet, ote
Bretie aber 10 nte6rig gemei en mdren,
bab Die Tarmer nur fnapp tbr Mu8=
fommen 9ebabt bitten. Dte @rnte
tit in bteie m Sabre gut nn6.bte Bretz
ie erbeblt6 better. 5err @laSmqn
erntete 40 8nibel @ei5en un6 35
Ser tie pro Mder. ST batte
125 Nder Safer, mel6e rs 8uibel pro
Ndtr ergaben. OoS Metter tDar BORT
mdbreno be8 Serbite8 IDEAL, NIT 9ez
geniisen6 6egen, unb so Bro5ent beS
YflisenS fonnte nod mdbrenb beS
ferttggeitellt tper6en. =
Tran 5bereia @6netoer uno tire
56mieserto9ter, 6ran Sobn 81.
bemtrteten letten Mitt=
eine Nn5abl 8eruanbte
u11b nabe Treunbe I'M Seine Der
lebtere1 an Ser Morb Minneiota
9trabe, gu Gbren bon Sri. @mtlp
non ct. Soul. Sc ban<
bette it6 nm einen 9boiper fiir SRI.
9@neiber, beren germdblnng NIT
Tranf 6ammer am MiHmo6 in
MtnneapoltS ftattfan6. SIS tpnroen
&arten gelpielt nno Elm 2un6 lerptert.
1( 70
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Dte 8flesertnnen beS linton @oipiz
tails perani talteten Dienstagabenb fit
SRI. Marte &ronfuS einen rYarcsl=
9bomer" I'M Seine bon @errn uno
Trau N6am @pper an Center 5trabe.
Die nnterbaltung btlbeten @ptele nn6
Muiif un6 gu ipdter @tunoe muroe
etn 2un6 %ierptert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

Gum 8erfauf-@aus NIT z j3imz
mern nrlo alien mo6ernen 8eqnen,,
lt6felten, iomte oerl@teoene Saus,
baltnngSgegenit dn6e. i3u erfraz
gen 10 Mor6 8%roa6pap, Telez
phone 361. Nbp. "a
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

@etpinidt-M db@en, INN auf @inb
ipdbreno Ser neutrality-suspicious.
auf 3upaiien. Telepbone 1853.
Nbb. IS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

gu @ermieten-Das $. 8. @6roe<
Apfer'f6e Gtgentum an @io Tranfz
tn CITRATE (Walla@eD Got S
8lod 149 init Sau8 un6 @tal.
Nad5nfragen bel clinton Stiles
betm 402 sc. @tate Strabe. Sci.
1888. M6o. 1916
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

4aben sic Nneeb6rtse in 9eutfa.
lar6 Doer Deiterrei4?
@Dllen sic bieien cine Treuoe be.
retten. Damn idifen Gie ibnei, bte
Stem 11Irn 8nft" fit ein Sabr.
SnS Mnslarb fDftet bteielbe $3.50
prD Sabr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

@efunben - @tne Nntomobil= Dede
DteHStag am @l6 8roabmap. ST.
gentiimer fann 6teielbe 5uriiderz
balten gegen 8e5ablung bieier Nnz
3etge. S3u ~erfragen bel Gran Wm.
6rtti6e, telephone rs. Noo. 45
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

gu an
Moro 8roaomap. 3u erfraee1l BEL
sos, Iaftel. Mbp. 1916
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

gu @ernieten-5aus nit 4 ;3in1.
mern an Nor6 8roabmqp. Ma63uz
fraee1 TN Sobt S.. Nrbes 2a6en,
Noro Minneiota @trabe. ~
M6D. 44-45
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

5treben, Mut, Nnsbauer l1nb Elm
&urfus i'm Manfato Commercial
College, Manfato, Minn., meint r@rz
folg.r 8erlangen 9ie nnfern &ataz
log. Mbp. As
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-11-10

Srauen fir pabnerrupfen &C..
tpiini6t. M%n5ufragen bel Stprt
Bros., Mon. 36tfe.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
100000 COAL
MINERS QUIT
AT MIDNIGHT

Continued from First Page.l
bituminous operators to indicate
any willingness to confer with the
union on new wage contracts.
Anthracite Settlement Likely.
Anthracite operators, however,
are already conducting wage nego-
tiations with the union and an ear
lier settlement in those fields is
promised than for the principal
soft coal districts. Not all of the
latter field, however, are thought
to be able to Withstand a long
strike and in a drawn-out struggle
the fight may center in the strong
ly organized central competitive
field, comprising western Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
and the southwest interstate dis
trict, including Iowa, Missouri,
Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and
Texas.
Briefly. the miners demands are
that present basic wages be re-
tanned in the soft coal fields and
that the anthracite tonnage work
ers receive a 20 per cent increase
with 81 day advance being given
to the anthracite day workers. The
basic rates for the soft coal work
ers range from $1.0S to Sill ton
for pick mining, and the day men
receive $3.50 a day. Exact tonnage
rates in the anthracite fields are
said by the union to be lower than
in the soft coal district, and the
anthracite day men receive from
1920 to $3.50 a day.
Aside from the wage question,
the fight of the miners in the soft
coal fields is directed toward pre-
serving the unions system of bar
gaining that has grown up during
the last 40 years. In the past,
wages have been fixed by an inter-
state contract applying to western
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and IL
linois, with contracts for other soft
coal fields being based on the inter-
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state contract. The contract ques-
ton, however, is not an issue in
the anthracite districts.
In addition to reduction in wages,
the soft coal operators have retus-
ed to continue the interstate meth
cd of contract making. Reductions
proposed by the operators general
ly amount to 40 per cent of the pre-
vailing scales, or a return to the
wages established by contracts
made in 1916. Some operators also
insist in the abolition of the unions
"check-off," the plan by which OPP
orators deduct union dues from
the miners wages.
Illinois Men PesSimistic.
Springfield, H., March 31.-Fac-
ing what may be a long drawn-out
strike OF 80 days or more, the 95,-
900 coal miners of Illinois this
started upon their last day
of work before the strike which
will close the mines of the country
at midnight. President Frank Far
rington at state headquarters said
all of the Illinois mines, approx
mately 1000, will be closed after
today until a settlement is made
with the operators.
Entering the strike with unbrok-
en- ranks, the Illinois union, how
ever, according to their leaders,
are not confident the strike will
succeed. There is an air of pessi-
mism among them, from President
down, because of the
great stock of coal on hand, which
some say will last 140 days, and
most all agree is at least sufficient
for 80 days.
President Harrington repeated
his declaration that the only sal
walton of the union lies in sepa-
rate district wage agreements and
while adding that the Illinois mines
will remain in the strike as long
as any others, intimated that the
success of the strike as it is at
present planned, is by no means
sure.
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FUR CHOKERS!

OF the finest quality. Russian Sables
Hudson Bay Sable. Stone Martins, Ameri-
can Mink ard Squirrels, German and Rus
sian Fitch Select your skins now while
our stock is complete. We welcome you
to come in and see this beautiful selection
of furs.
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Special Clearance Sale
of Ford Used Cars

Touring, model,
Special
Light Commercial 1917 Model, $3.50
Il
Shape
Touring,
Mechanical IL
Touring,
Touring, Model
Good running
Touring, 1914 Model $125
Touring,~1920
Mechancay-Good
Commercial, 1921 Model,
Demounable WheesEnclosed
Shock Absorbers-
Commercial Model 1915 $3.50
Touring, Model 1918, SITS
Motor and Rear Axle shape-New Body
Touring, Model
condition.
Speedster guaranteed.
Touring,
Mechanical condition Al
Excellent Condition.
l chassis $780, good tires.
Paige Touring
Dodge Roadster
so Overland exceptional
TERMS DESIRED.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES GALL KINDS, Accessories
for bicycles, motorcycles. autos; $45
bicycles, complete, $27.50 tall coIorsl.
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge.
302-4-6-S East Second street, Davenport
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply House.
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NOTICE Ex-sERvICE MEN!

IF YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED REGISTER
your name at the American Legion
Headquarters. Sixteenth street and Third
avenue. Efforts are being put forth to
place as many ex-service men in jobs
as possible. Bring your discharge Ger
Gicate with you.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-03-31
THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

History is Divided Into Epochs
The present is the Epoch of Discrimination"
-so-called because discriminating people secure
their needs thru The Argus Classified Columns!
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wANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.

CIVIL SERVICE HAS POSITION FOR
young men women, Is upward. $3.50
monthly. Experience unnecessary. For
free list of positions now open write
j. c. Leonard tformer Civil Service Ex-
mainer). 1855 Equitable Bldg. Wash
ington. D. C..
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST: GERMAN GOLD COIN FROM
chain. Il. L. 1857. Z. R. Clark. Re
ward.
LOST: PACKAGE CONTAINING GYM
outfit, shoes. pants, shirts. Reward
Phone r. L 5672L-
LEFT TWO PACKAGES ON COUNTER
at Bake-Rite bakery. Party known; to
avoid trouble return Immediately to
Argus.
LOST: BOSTON BRLNDLE BULL DOG,
screw tail, 10 months old, left side
face white. Call r. L. TIT. Reward.
FOUND: AYREDALE. OWNER IDEE-
tify and pay for ad. r. L 140o.
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE.

WOULD LIKE TO EXCHANGE CARPEN
ter work for Ford car In good condi-
ton. L. L 5227.
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WANTED-SALESME-,

SALESMAN WANTED: IF YOU HAVE
a car and have had experience dealing
with farmers, have position for you.
permanent and profitable. Pay while
learning. We finance entire PROPOSE
ton. Want statesmen who can earn at
least $500 to $500 per month above
expenses. Best known and largest con-
Germ in our line. State age and past
experience. In business over 20 years.
Write or call A. J. Johnson. Room 1907
Masonic Temple, Chicago.
SALESMAN: IF YOU WANT $4,000 THIS
year write me. Strong for retail
stores. Nationally advertised Liberal
weekly advance to producers. W. Nor
gan. MEr.. 1890 Euclid. Cleveland. Ohio.
Dept. 044.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR. MOLES. WARTS
face and arms. permanently removed
with electric needle. Address Miss A.
NJ. Kittredge. L Argyle FiaJs. Brady
street. Davenport. Phone Dsv. S04.