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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12

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rho ,lsil ~ slAsel, a. iss crlsm
Amfl4h6W A dslnA tp mesl,
81 sam ampfikanisi,ai mills.
iNal ssoii ehalpapsu a ahmihu
iiIpla ntl uilo teihs snfasnt We.
Mlak.l pDgge mile1al d ilhl
ldsti iakO ehtaut. iia hyl crl.
AmpakanN
Aadnt American nvmaae lada
I'LL ahs rmigrant wrtal - sNeho
lsnlee ,fppminhy ia sNoli slasl ,
miMlesii 5, kds& ptusnsuicmf
ro.iliny nneb k,itka. IN NAly ma
kufnhaeh jest lnoehu iemne hli.
HnN. q Ia JENNA hlina. ktera ~ ko.
tpuh drii, isou ~ nase N%spumin.
hi, N9pomindme I'm nasi rwluou
phaluupkn ma vunnN smrkoys
lies Nidime vcsni5ku ucbo
mtsletko IN iieheho lclniho W..
Itcm. II, lime kcihdni husi TAX
jake by TO tfcba hslo dues Nidi.
me lid ~ yracct 2 poll, slysime
HAS Syonu a obrag podobnt hncd
nasp hluya wkouSli Sc %vapomin.
kach t. - EH-
Amerkdn By ~ vxpominal ma
sveii ylast, kdya by byl y jinc ~.
mi dloul,o, ltS by negdomdcnel
on by byl iako kyeiina pfesaze.
ma Sltskalo by Sc mu po ylaSic-
@ u7uduL A tu odsuzuii 10 ndSil.
NJ amcrikanisovdni. Nloytk 80
pu ease SAM sanlcrikauisniG TAX
jake ku priklNdu mui mus u il u
mnoho iinfch miluii Ampriku pro
|ieji yelkt ideally a ob6ti pro lid.
|stvo A IN ncsmime opomenouli
uzndui dobrym eesb}m ca.
sopis1m Dobr6 tcsk6 casopisy
v IL mnrrikauisuci nasi uci
Ivetsi pomocnici, Jejirh yclkd
|pracc voni dncs zasclp do plldy
'lrno dobrt h toxic, pine, krdsnt
'klasy isou icjich odmdnon, l'e2
easopish dobrych bychom dneS ta.
.ke dobrymi ob6any naSi adopto.
yanc ylasti nebyli, lIyli muloyt
u Scny slccbctnt, ktcfi mas n0po.
minali, abychom 81 nnsi move Via
ST ydzili q II ctili Juk mas sta
lie mpominoli, stantc Sc obcanyl
A jim ~ ma America biti yde6
mn vi jeiich prdci Oysem, V dncs
nj dobd jc mnoho tasopis6 silva,
go, ale ~ jsou proti dobr{m caso'
.pisdn jake pleyy kter6 mn yctru
.odltinii u lrno ztislane yzdy yc-
protoGc jc ttzkd ''pr6zd
.lS pytel ncstoji' 90 by ii byl
poeul cnigraul bcz dcthy W SVEN
iazyku n jak by byl zakpdl du
heyne on byl sczmmoyan i po
m6ry ndciSimi skrze iebo eetbu.
a ia must EASlS dobr} oItan a.
mcrick} uznali pr6ei cizoiaay6n6
lo tisbu. Vazme n ysello bolcm
sebe vice. Wamc II Amcrikdnh
pro jejieh zdsInhy 0 prdci, Go Slzi
Anerikdui, waite N cmigrantd tn
pro jeich zdsluhy 0 prdci, 90 slzi
casio mnohS Z mas pfolil, nczli 81
fryni dollar yyddlal jak jsmc SO
eitiIl ysudc odstrkoyani a ba On.
sto jako %ztraceni Odkud jsmc
tam ismc domoy mtli, TIE
bn ien cludickf 4 skroy1oudkS,
ale byl 10 piece nag dolnoy
Ma domoy, bye byl ien chudick{,
pfece bfeje, jako n6rue malitky
hff proscl jscm syti mlickg,
dumoY Dude ncjdruzsi miBlD
poyzdyckyl
kdyz jsue pijeli sem, nomtli
domoy zdduf AMI clndS u.
mi stroyn{. 4 tn zutala Ia ~
eesta emigrnnta, slzami dldz
kdc byl nas domOy mno.
hfch jcH W yeIkfm finz6kn, Jake
New York skyfh. Jak il
pen plakala kdyl md do tako
gfbo douom uycdIi, dive ayttnim
i icdfjm okncm v sedmfm 20.
Y noel Nc IN ND rfzni
pff2iynie jeslt sesypuli PfdA
VI b9ti doion jeuoln Y nasem
ktcr& btl vybilml u fisiouI
ilatnon yysfIaD$ u pfdla jscm Vi
ispo1 mil iakoyg pIisek, jakf
ntlo nn6c icl6fko
G'otraeoydui pfiat6J
Amnickym brdinnn, padlym We
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12

iako tgasna kplvha matpsas
s,,m bFlN klev
Nleia 40 lla nal1 tANuyM spila
sani uh sttla ialN hnilla
.lk,Na spl98 wale 5 Nilani
,l,n kfasl5 Hslaap iaho ! lilaul.
.llak Allkt-N a0hiii.
liak knsib spehA maioNa
,lalY SVEN INSTANT
4 a sH...
RNAtna notialova, Angus. Min
nc.oia, D. iubna 1890 Uftua
lani poIadalclka, 70 pieeteni
ysech ,lopisn n nNsli ms ruli -
vsclikt mssltnhy a nebuic suad
no skmlu k,l, nekteuf pftncsu ~
papir - p%l,tlrni dopisu rana
Runduso nrnd,tm, H. pisc osifnu
prauln a prn prayiu - Idle v8tly
ncispiSc hnt,ait Fan Rundus, ia
kc kaxaiel mel by icn ukrsyat.
pfikrtvat chlachulil ale uikolis
hned ia dabro Nypirat 70 ~ ne
da a zyl6slt ne a ka1aicle nebot
Hide ii pref. ahy hyl kaatel no
krytcem II nikoli praNdomltNns ~.
MAvnme, sc clWrltm ptsinic q
ltrnkaic pro k%apitalisiy % kapilali
stn sNrdhi pmhun pro utrakafe,
Pakli nyni prnhibice zOstane, &c.
rim. lc lidt tuduu dokounleisi II
IDA Sc. Sc H. budou schopni vice
pfcmN sleti u zdokonaleni prulcta
rismu n tim dalo by Sc pfedciiit
clmdob6. zdd Sc, ~ byli lidt ,po.
koicnojsi, dokud totil NELL se elm
lpro kura1 zaylaliti kdy5 ysr
propili. muscli Ease dtlat, Hebnf
Sc chlelo stale pitt a lizcn, IA ie
zh Mile hrmdtky, nyni nam
nastdyd priec S tou uasi dr1be.
zii krdty Audscji, kuidtka sc
proklubaWji a tu maine iinou "a
bayu, neil sc' IN ton modou hos
init, PAM Cyproyd u nafikala Y
dopisc, jakou m6la potiz najiti
byt V meste, proto2o ma nokolik
tech ditck. Vefim yam, milG pa
ni, nebof : houfcm dcticck matka
ncmd zadndho klidu, A nediVte
Isc PAM, yzdyt ami ma larme. kde
isou Tide. iak sc fikd %pokrocili,
nccht6ii rcniGfe \ detmi, ponc
yadz by jim odtloukly omitku Sc
zdi n ncjcn tedy papir odtrhnly
Nidcla isem M sy6 ylnstni oti, 70
deti ofezaly futrn, postranbi prk
ma fnzsiipaly. Kdyl sc domdei
p%Hstohoval do sytlo domoyn. talk
Sc V ntm ncmohl AM poNnatie NJ
ktcfi Tide isou raddji y ndjm1i,
nclli sc SVEN Naplatt ndicm 4
mai 20 starostcch, ncbof nemusi
niceho opravoyat, ani opatroyat
Pfilo5eu6 lasildm $3.50, y &c
hoz podrltc 1925 ma pfcdplatue
"Pokroku u rs cent? pfilolte
he sbiree pro brndnskou 1tnlmL
) p%oadrayem M ysecky, dopi3
Ikoncim.
(ctend pfitelkyu6 prijmetp dix
"a picdplatnt . roynM "a pfispt
yek pro ubolt sirotky We stare
%vlaSii. srdcene vas ndrayi II Il.
81 sc ma dalsi vase dopisy
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12

unpn u.s. faellise rltuuW ~
ikict vsntrg nrha mssla isun "
Aesli5N duplsFfh neni miaNm,
alNa y isis 81 hlffha iebN
nlet s,lslaie SleshheW a ss,
uaiN rs ls,lnu ulsl ta q Ame
lult tspla nBkaWiau Muufl s
lltfh titfi dflsr fFslHs ,lae'nh II
slt}n,ali se - muelm ,,rl y nlrh
Nimliln a in te uAl ehuNali oha
u.s. ab, bcina ner4sla Nshrahu
wanna li,li n8d tim rolescni W.
tse hAlo n milopsim rufadhU
SulsiNu ,sem passue jaku by hA
Ia sroyna ua ne site leline site
Vice mu ptS hsls male, ale phi
sly slod jim, m
swkr mnntclnm Sp1Sakoyl N
%sltluic, ~ he,inu kpnrdns dosla
Il ~ bfcTna, u, Ia sire alrcsuvd
I'M DO Slartho knlina rtisla ale.
pougr do Noyehn kolina. kan II
musel pro nj dojeti u 30 zaplaccui
Zoo haltf0 domn j ptiyegl Bcdna
hyla ncporusem a yTalo mn to
cclou hodinn. nrtli viko odstra
nil, natc1 uastala neytslovna IA
ldost n NSech ptibuRutrh. ktcti.
kolem hrdny stall a die nddui .
we'd 80 sprayedlivt ro2dtlllt va.
Ichni ycspolck srdcent dekuii IN
y6ci. ktrrc by y Cechach nckou
Ipili i kdyby cbalupu ma to pro.
dali Nyni mali 20 sturosli, ne
bot mslaud veci jim M kolik ro.
k1 yydrSi
q 4 Y
Anna Sibra~ova, Berwyn, Hi
nois, 30 dubna 1920. r. Ctcna adj.
minislracc 'Ppkroku' hddam vas
IN laskayt prominuti, ze isem Sc
liak dlouho So z%aslanim pfcdplai
ndho opozdilA, nebot pro samou
praci ncmdm na iineho kdy Ma
DIESEL cas dtldni zahradek, naso.
goydni slcpic a to- muslin Sc etc.
%nafkami sdelit, IL pestuii ! cinsk6
kachny Jscm yyzyydnn, bych
ttl n6co napsala o udaloStcch a
%pomerech We zdeisim okoli, V
Bcrwynu ysNk neni ME TAX
zylasiniho. neil lcda 10. ze Sc zde
hojnG stayi n " ysccko jest velmi
drahG Nsak ! yzdor IL hroznd
IdrahotG vsccko sc prodd TAX ku
lpfidadu, bungalow zdc stoji
a1 600 NJ 5000; fekne sc, ~ ie
modcrni ysak IA eena jest zaj
lstt vysoka. Slyscla isem dive pa
mi yyprdvcti 81, ~ dyoubytoyl
naictok ncmd dncSni DOLBY Mdnd
cony. TAX ncviln, zJal jest to.
mn talk, ncbof my name dyou
Ibytoy( majctck q piin1si nam SIG
|mesicniho najmu. Sama ii my
Islim, n t0ltoyg mujetek jest lcp-
Isl . udiemntho name na dane Il
na yodu, ktcra jest zde dosti dra
hd, nebot roenc IN nj platime $2l
ICt. redakcc u pi. pofadatclko, mt
Isim VAN tcz sdtllt, IL sc yzdy yc-
lice tGsim na vas Ct. dasopis, Y
ntmz jest hojnost RUNE cetby,
IZyldst6 pi Radoyd poddyd krasnt
popauccui ye sy5cb sprdvnych RAJ
ddch. Iayodu "PokrokuV pref
|hojnt zdaru II easopisu "Pokro.
ku'' mnozstyi noyYell odbcratclu,
jelto prdycm 81 ie zaslouli u ko.
nrcnc zdrayim yseeky ctenafc Il
dopIsOyatelky.
(ct6nd pfitclkynf! Pfijmetc dix
|za pfedplain6 u laskayou syoji o.
chotu Y zdmu ziskani noygch
pfcdplatitcld I'lice zaydecite SO
.c%tcnGr6m u dopisomtclkam, kdW
w pfilczitosin6 dopisom do
'lllidky' %pfisptjeie, na coa SO II
NJ Poindatclk0)
Josie Noyotna, clarkson Ncbr.,
J. ky6tHa 1920. rtfnd pani 20
fadatclko "zcuskd lIlidky", Ia
promi6te, IT. SC opel osm6-
luji nfkolika mdky do "A. H.
zayiioti. Nejdfiyc cltdla jsem So
zmiDlfi Q tom pitt jak SO ri JIau.
zeroyh I'M pred tascm " sYGm
Wjdd6ia Byla jscm IN
jcdnou y fech trpiblek 20 II rok
u lcpryc Y roee 1913 byl TEN wi
koncc, kter( padescl mai.
1mrfim, Mu0bf d0pjso
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12
Prispevky zenske Utulnc Y Brine

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-05-12

nl,t ma,e : wiihnt
,l,n baslt Haslaap iako i lilaul
.lak AilkfA sat1= 6h1ti.
jan knsnb spnlm maio,a
daly ,gem instant
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never
 Suspect 1t
Applicants, for Insurance
 Often Rejected

.TudsinS from reports from drug ststs who are constantly in dirCCt touch with the public, there is only ono preparation that has been very successful in overcoming these con dtions. The mild and heaiing intliI- euce of Dr. kilner's SWam D. Root l., soon realized. It stands the highest for it's rcmarka ble record of success.
 An examining physician for one ut the prominent Life Insurance com - panics in an interview on the subject made the astonishing statement thu [ one reason why so many applicants for insurance arc rejected is beca use, kidney trouble is so common to the American people, and the large ma iority of those whose applications arc declined do not even suspect that they have the disease. nr. kilmcE < Swamp-R cot is on sale at all dru- stores in bottles of two sizes, mcdiu"l and large.
 However, if you wish first to test this great prepa ration, sc1td 10 "cnts to Dr. kilmer X Co. / RinGhamt on \. Y, for d amplc/bottlc. When writing be sure and Mention the New Britain Herald. /
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
GO 1000 MILES FOR WEDDING.
Couple Wished to Keep Marriage Se-
 >crct From Brides Father

Louisville, Ky. March 11.--NIrs. Ella r. knarr. 40. and George Gull 1inss, a6. Tulsa, Ollla came more than 1000 miles to be married in Jcffersonvillc, because the bride was unwilling for her father. John Wood Portland, Ore. to learn of the mar riaSe. She said she would tell him later.
 The bridegroom was divorced from d. former wife in 1898. Mrs. Cuttings became d widow in 1907. They were nCcom panied bN fiftcCn-NCa old daughter of the bride.
 Cuttings explained that his rclL- lives lived in Indiana and that he wished to visit them and to show his bride scenes of his childhood. Mrs. CullinGS is 2 native of Iowa.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
]. 5. CITIZENSHIP
 INCREASED BY B
Naturalization Court Grants
 Papers to Large Class

Fifty-threc residents of the city were admitted to citizenship in tho United States of America at the session of the naturalization court yesterday in the common council chamber ill City hall. Of this num- Der several arc exserVicc men who served Uncle Sam in the downing of Prussianism. Two of the applicants failed to remain until the close of the hearing and the admin istering of the oath was continued until later.
 A reception will be rendered to the new citizens next Wednesday night III the Elihu Burritt school. A speaker of prominence will address the meet ing and there will be musical pro- gram in connection with the other exercises.
 Those admitted to citizenship yes- tcrday are:
 Great Britain and Ireland--Harold Ashworth, Hugh Wilson Miller, Jokn Brown Miller. Walter Pirouet Bri- dcauX, Patrick Bassett, Sydney Bubier, George Joseph Talbot, Aine Janvier Roulier Edgar Hamel and Joseph Contois.
 iSegurd Anderson, Knute Lagerstedt, L and Charl Oscar Pherson.
 Italy-Luigi F'usaro, Francesca Montana, Nicola Mongiardi. Vincenzo Labriola, Angelo Mandolfo, Dante Catoni, Paolo Tabacco. Dominick Rcale, Giovanni Mancini, Don1enico Donati, Frank SirioDni and Giovanni Garbellini.
 Persa-Abraha ham Bulgarian.
 Russia and Poland-AugustW Wranat. Bennie WaskieWicz, Peter JanoWsl1, Dominicl1 Anulewicz, Joseph Borossk1, Ferdinand GIeiforant. Julian Nadolny, Sam Wenig and Louis Barkositz.
 Poland and Austria-Abrahan n Fucker.
 Russia-Joseph Cook, Stanislaw Jorczik, Joseph Bactawski, Julian Joseph Meleczinsky, Ma,teus Doma1 ski. Henry Eckert, Charles Poppsl and William Sinkcvich.
 Austria Hungary-Joseph Zotter.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
MRS. RANDAL A VAMP,
 HER LETTERS SHOW
Diary Reveals That Score of Men Contributed to Support of
 Mrs. Ruth Randall.

Chicago, March 11.-That Mrs. Ruth Randall, who shot and killed her great love- Clifford Bleyer while asleep beside her, and then killed herself was a ''Vamp' of wide activities is proven by her diary and correspondence. While Bleycr was Receiving his wife, Mrs Randall Was decoiving Bleyer. It appears that Bleyer's attempt to break off his rela- tions With the woman, inspired sher with the desperate resolution of nlur- der and suicide.
 Among letters is one from Mrs. Margaret Ness White, denouncing her for attempting to break up the White home. One letter from the husband, Douglas White, read in part:
 For heavens sake, please do not send any more mail to this office. In my absence some fool here sent your last letter to 6105 Glenwood avenue, and there is hell to pay The letter fell into the hands of Mrs. White.
 Almost q score of men are noted as contributing to Mrs. RandalIS support in four years. This extended to d period two years before her di- vorce from Norman Randall. Bleyer's contributions averaged $20o a month.
 There was q tiny calendar in her bedroom On it she checked off those of her evenings that wee lonely. those that were platonica itN spent with acquaintanccs or otherwise, and those which she passed with BleEcr.
 About two months ago she talked gloomily to Joseph Pierattini, man. ager of q French cafe where she and BleyCr frequently dined.
 She Was alone this timc," taid Pierattini. and she appeared to De vcry Respondent. This is going to oe my finish she said. l asked her what she meant. It can't go on forever. she said Cliff is married. | cant have him. Thcro will have to be an end some time and when it comes it will be my finish. :.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
PRAYS FOR VICTIM
 WHOM HE KILLED
Slayer of Five People Executed At E,dtlNvillc Prison Early
 This Morning.
This Mornin:

EsdNNillc, ky, March 1l.-Petrie himbroush, alias Will Lockctt, con victcd slayer of Geneva Hartman and confessed slayer of four other women, died in the clectric chair at Eddy vile prison at i: :j2 a. m. today.
 Guards appeHcd at Kim broush's cell in death <low at 4:H a. m. and
 Immediately ascorted/the negro to 5's ' t:ss sS:: sss ss ;s: ,la,.+r;,. cnI cred over his head. The l<.l,.,r,,.%rcut killed him within lo A2o He Nv;ts pronounced dead at 1 u/1o brothers rf the Hardman SIrl Nu seventeen TeHinSton citizens to- cethcr with eight soldiers and 12 prison guards witnessed the execution.
 The negro refused to make a state ,oent when he was taken from his cell Continually, however. during the night he was heard praying aloud and singing religious hyms. He declared \ esterday that he was ready to die and that he prayed for the little ten year old Hardnan girl whom he killed and the entire Fardman family.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
For Itching Eczema, Old Sores and Piles

'I guarantee my ointment" says Peterson of Buffalo, ito cure eczema; to step the itching at once and any reliable druggist will chccrfulIy re- fund your money if PETEESO \ : OINTMENT doesn't ,!o everything I say it will do
 William A. Carlcy Of Franlllin, N. T., is surely u wise man. He writes: T used FETERsON'S OINTMENT on q little boy suffering terribly with eczema. It ed the work
 Then tlcrc is &leN. Louttel, I brave tircmap' of Buffalo, who is glad to wril.raS follows: '1 Rad an old ore on nu3 leg for many years. The best doe ors failed. PlITERSON'S OINTMENT entirely healed thc sore quickly. And from over in Canada comes t letter from A. BlockchH, $tatinr: The best thing l ever hit for itching piles is PETEkSON'S OINTMENT. A big box for 8 cents Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment O., Inc, Buff falo, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
MAPLE SYRUP IS
 GOING TO WASTE
There Are Many "SuSar Bushes"
 In U. s.

Washington. March 12.-The sugar shortage and the approach of sugar weather lead department of aSricul- ture experts 10 make the statement that many thousands of American farmers throughout d region com prisng more than score of states in the eastern and northea stern part of the United States, are overlooking Op- portunities to secure maple sugar and syrup for home use. as well as for sale. at very little cost.
 While Americans commonly. think of the maple sugar industry as con fined largely to crcumscribed areas in New England and New York there are, d matter of fact, many poten- tial sugar bushes in the region eX- tending us far south as North Caro- lima and Tennessee and westward to northern Missouri, Iowa and Minne- sota, as well as in Washington and Oregon. In good season d tree 1 ) inches in diameter will yield sufficient , sap to make from one to six quarts of syrup, which in turn can be concen- trated into two to ten pounds of sugar.
 Discovery was made by government investigators of many groves of sugar ples ill North Carolina. one of which is probably larger than any u. The owners, being unaware of the value of tho trees from the maple sugar standpoint. had begun cutting them for lumber at an average re- turn of less than $1.00 ;l tree. Last season, upon suggestion of govern ment experts these groves were tapped and yielded syrup that sold for $l00 a gallon. Revelation of the potential value of tho groves induced the owners to plan more extensive operations for this spring.
 This years flow of sap is expected by experts to be more sa tisfactory than last year. The maple sugar and syrup industry is distinctly American and offers good commercial oppor- tunitics government experts say. for those who engage in it systematically. the demand for both syrup and sugar is far beyond the supply.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
COUGH SAVES MANS LIFE.
Causes Would-Bc Suicides Bullet to
 Inf1ict Slight Wound.

SunburY, Fa., March 11.-Cough- ing just as he pulled the trigger of a revolver pressed to his forehead say cd the life of Charles w. YeaGer d Pennsylvania railroad en2ploye, bent on suicide. Tho gun was jerked up and back and the bullet ploughed through Yeagcr's scalp.
 YeaGer. according to members of his family. had a quarrel with his wife and went to his bedroom. With in q; short time d shot was heard. and members of the family found him suffering from d scalp wound. He has no further suicidal incinations, it is said.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
sThe Best Cough Syrup
 { Is Homemade Here's m easy way to save S2. and yet havc inc best cough remedy
 you ever tried.


Aou've probably hcard uf this we'll kDoWn plan of making cough syrup at | hSRne. But have you ever used it? When you do. you will understand why. thou sands of families. the world over. feel nat they could Hardly keep house with nput it. It's simple and cheap, but the 9ay it takes hold of q cough will quickly S earn it Il permanent place in your home Into pint bottle, pour , :. ounces c; PincH; then add plain crauulatcd sugar syrup to Gill up the pint. Or. if 1esircd, use clarified molasscs, honey, oleeorn syrup, instead of sugar syrup. Either way, il tastes good, never spells, and gives you d full pint of geadv-made for three times it's cost.
 lt is really wonderful how quickly this
 me made remedy cnnQucrs a cough
 Llallv in 1f hours or less. It. seems to
 hetratc through every pir passage,
 tens dry, hoarse or tight cough,
 the phlcgm, heals the membranes, hd gives almost immediate relief Splcn- did for throat tickle. liuarscncss, cruup, bronchitis, and bronchial asthma
 Pine4 is a highly concentrated com- pound of genuine Norway ninc extract, aud has been used for ecneration8 for throat and chest ailments
 druggist for "214 ounces of Pincx' with full directions, and don't accept anv- thing else Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money promptly refunded, khe Pinex Co, It. Wayne, Ind.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
TERRIBLEP P|MPLES AL OVER FACE
For Three Months, Hard and Red.
 itched, Cuticura Heals.

." suffered with pir1pIes for three months. The pi1n3les were hard and red and were all over my forehead and face. Some would form heads while others sealed over. They were itchy all the time and had to scratch. They gave me a terrible appearance, and disturbed me at night.
 '' A friend told ne about Cuticura Soap and Ointment and I bought them. Twas surpri5edthey gave such quick relief. l used five cakes of Cuticura oapa1dthrceb boxes ofOiut- ment which healed me-" (Signed) Miss Rose Valirenti 107 Iron Hill St, E. Weymouth, Masa May, 1919.
 Improve your skin by daily use Of Cuticura Soap, ,Ointmcnta and TaIcun. Splendid for the con2ple1i2n.
 Sample Each Free by 11nil Address: "c1tieura Laoo-Stor;os, Dept. |, Maiden, Mass" Sold every whrre Soap 25c OintinentEs nnd50c. 1alccm 25c. Z ..iTags Cuticura Soap s5Rves without rnus
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
COUGHS, COLDS,
 BRONCHITIS.

Demand . remedy thar rcnovCs the
 Countless grave Sit I<ncSScS arc recognized by tnc medical profession as having thcir direct or indirect cause in {; neglected cold O" cough. Kcrr's flax seed emulsion. LinOninc, is helpful. Medicine knows no surcr healing agent for thc intia:ncd nia- ,nouS r!lcIalbrancS of '.oSC, throat and lung ta~sa.t.N. Thus while LinoninC iS relieving colds, coE2F1s and bTon- <,faiii5 it is also buiI.:i1:.s up the :ycRl- rraI health.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
MAY EI, DEPOkTLD.

New York. March 1l.--ElcVcn of tn" alleged tcrrQristS of the L'Eril NuONa anarchist group taken in de- i1artmCnt of justice raids on radical dcns in Paterson. x. J., last month, were ordered held for final argument following the completion of tcsti- monl fol and against them at Ellis Island. Next Monday has been set to near arguments on their deportation CISC5
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
PIANO HAD LIQUID TONE:

Pitts ourS. Kan, March 1l--Search- ing for booze in Franklin, Constable o. M Lamb noticed that piano be- longing to, Nick Bosscteo yielded d particularly rich liquid tone. He opened the instrument and found tWentH-tWO quart bottles Of wine. More was found hidden under the floor.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
BIRNEE TO DEATH.

Milton. Mass. March 11.--Miss $. Cornclia Townsend, one of the wealthiesi persons in this Boston su burb, died yesterday during fire in her homo. Miss Townsend. bedridden 'hN lSE. wlS unable 10 eScap pc and died of shock. The maid tainted and was burned slightly before she was res cuCd by other servants.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11

\ good hot mustard plaster or poul- lice is pretty sure to overcome most
New Britain herald., 1920-03-11
COAL ARRIVES.

Danbury, March 11.-Thc a1rlNai here Of 3 cars of sutt coal witnlH Il period of twenty-four hours PdS re- licNed the coal famine (Which mas hampcrcu public utilitieS and manu- featuring. It is nc2ffy two nouns since as much cca1 has been recclNco in A nGlo day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-18
Removing Ugly Hairs
Entirely New System,
actually Removes the Roots)

The question is often asked wheth-
er really permanently efficacious
hair-remover exists, and the answer
has heretofore been very unsatisfac-
tory. Fortunately, there's new and
remarkable process that really re.
moves every hair entire, root and all!
1t is different from and far better
than electricity, depilatories. the
razor, or any other method. If you'd
like to try it, just get stick Of phe-
Iactine from your druggist. follow the
simple instructions-and with your
own eyes see the hair roots come out
Roots are removed quickly, easily.
leaving the skin perfectly smooth
and hair-free.
Phelactine is non-irritating, odor-
less, and so harmless you could
eat it!