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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
UWALNIA POLICYAN'
IA ~OSkARzONEGO o
IAP0WKE.

Policvant Roy Cradle re sta
cyl rzezni micjskich zostai wczo
raj uwolniony przez sedzicSo
micjskiego Z powodu niedosta--
tccznych dowodow o~skarzcnia.
CRADLE byt o~skarzony o wziecie
fap0wki W sumie $50 "a pozwo-
Icaie ma handel papierosami bez
permitu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

Via, Podobnie wiele innych wy
padk6w zapeinilo rekordy poll
eyjne i szpitalne - W skutkr
prZyiemnosoi straikowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

w niedaiele ubiegla odby}o sic ze-
branie Dziewic i Dzieci Maryi. ma kt6-
rem zapisalo sic 70 nowych czionki1.
Bractwo to z kazdym miesiacen wzra-
sta.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
trzymali koncesve naftowe.
KRoL WLOSKI GOToW DO
UCIECZKI.

Lendyn, 16. lipca. - Sytuacya
polityczna i ekonomiczna we
Wioszech ME mole bye gorsza.
Og6lry brak zywnosci i opahu, a
niema zadnej nadziei ma pomoc z
.zagraniCy. Ruclr socyalist6w-repu-
blikanow z kazdym dniem stale
sic coraz silniejszy. Krol i krolowa
So gotowi do drogi W kazdej
chwili. albowiem wszystkie wall
~ So juz zapakowane. Rodzlna
krolewska ME mieszka w kwiry-
male, lecz poza Rzymem W will.
Krol dai przyrzeczenic opusolc
stolice tax predko. jak tego narod
zapragnie.
Me spodziewaja sic by cabinet
Giol;tti mogf diugo egzystowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
Z AMMONIA.

Jutro, dnia 1T-go b.. M, " koSciele p.
w. Sw. Amy o godzinie $50 wteczorem
r~ozpocznie sic Nowenna do sw. Amy
Patronki parafii. kt6ra odbywac sic be
die codziennie przez dziewiet dni 2 RE
dH. Relikwie tel $wietej wyStawiOne be
ia na Oltarzu przez caly przeciag no
wenny / kaAdego dnia pOdawane wier>
nym do pocalowania. Annowianie winni
~korzyStaG z tel okazyi i jak najlich-
niej u~czeszczat ma to nabozehstwo, by
"a wstawiennictwem sic Sw. Amy matki
NajSw. Maryi Fanny do Boga, uprosic
sobie faski odpuszczenia srzechow.
Wzoraj odbyia sic doroczna wycie-
czka Ch6r6w p~arafialnych z Annowa
W ~miejscowoSci zwanej Glenwood Park
re wsp0iudzia{em TOwarZystwa MO
dziezy i'm. Sw. Stanislawa Kostki. Ba-
wiono sic wesolo W otoczeniu miejsco-
wych ksiezy i dyrygenta. Ma jedno tylko
wiara SpiewacsI narzeka}a, re z TAX
szybko uOiegI i musiano zabierac ma
natki i powracac do ~codziennych zwy-
kiych zajec.
Jak mas poinformovano, dzielnica
Annowo dzielnie sic spisafa podczas
Rampant Polskiej Pozyczki PaGstwo-
wei. Podiug obIiczeh Polacy w tel pa
rafii zakupih bond6w polskich "a Sill
me $101. 600. Wielce sic tel piracy PREY
siuzyi miejscowy asysteut zacny kap{an
i pGtryota X. Jan Mecikowski, kt6ry
czesto 0 gfodzie i chlodzie chodzi1 od
demu do domu.i pukal do serc roda-
czych, by ME odmawiali poaycSki ola
Oiczyzny. Annowianie usluchali giosu
kap1ana i kupowali ma lie ich stac bylo
% musimy rozumiec re to przewaznie lud
roboczy - ubogi ME ayjacy W dostat-
kach, ale zrobii CO mogi dia Ojezyzny.
Naleay sic najszczersze wyrazy uznania
tax Y. Meeikowskiemu, jak / calej para
fiji "a prace W sprawie polskiej.
K
w najbHzsza niedDiele, dnia 1890 b.
H., odbedzie sic ~wycieczka Tow. Until
WelnoSci W ogrodzie Bialego Oria W
Riverside. Komitet urzadzajacy PREY
gotowa} mn6stwo niespodzianek, kt6re
uczestnik6w wycieczki zabawia.
w niedziele ubiegla odbylo sic ze--
branie Dziewic i Dzieci Maryi. ma kt6-
rem zapisalo sic 20 nowych czlonki1.
Bractwo to z kazdym miesiacem wzra-
sta.
Popularity klub p. n. Union League
Club" kt0regO budynek miesci sic PREY
19tej i Leavitt ul., wystafo " tych
dniach % wiecej chlopcow r6znej naro-
dowoSci a pomiedzy mimi takze | Kill
ku ~nassyeh, ma dwu tygodniowe waka-
eye, do .Akademii Woiskowej W West
Point. Klub ten wysyla chlopcow zupel-
rie hezplatnie.
ASDRzEJ EUcHARski AJ,unL.r
FRAN. Gs2ESK0WlAK AuWVAdCl
POKoJ SOC HOME BANK RUpYNEK
49, AIXaA AUa0n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
Z SZC2EPANOWA.

w przyszla niedziele z okazyi imie-
min X. DR.. Aleksego G0rskiego, pro-
hOszcza parafii p. W. Sw. S~zczepana,
0 go1zinie 1890 ranO o~dbedzie sic So
Jenna SUNNI, kt0ra celebrowaf bedzie
X. Solenizant W asystencyi X. Domini-
Eka Zuchowskiego jake dyakona / y.
W}adyslawa KoziowskicIo jake subdy-
akOna. kazanie zastosowane do. oko-
~|licznosci wyghosi ". DR.. Stanislaw Bo-
ma. Wieczorem tego samego dnia W sa-
Ii parafialnej 0 godzinie Sci. Choir pa
rafiahy Sw. Szczepana urzad7a pred
StaWienie / wieczorek rozmaitoscl ma
ma Geese swego prODOszcZa. Program
Jest bogaty i nader urozmaicony. no
mitet doklada wszelkich staran, azeby
przedstawienie udalo sic jak najlepieJ.
Spodziewac sic nalezy. il kazdy para
fianin bedzie Obecny i re sala bedzie
~przepeiniona pc brzegi. Bilety MONA
uabyC II czionk0w i czlonki. ch6ru | u
organisty p. Marcina Grzedzickiego. DO
dac trzeba, re przedstawienie to Odbe-
die sic take 0 godzinie Bel popo}u-
dniu, ~wylacznie Ola dzieci. kt6re row.
nica zIoza Observation-Disclosures zyczenia
swemu p~roboszczowi.
Pred paru tygodniami W parafii Sw.
Szczcpana powstal klub ObSwatclski,
kt6rcgo cclem belize p~racowac ola do
bra parafii i obywatelstwa polskieso.
Do tegoz klubu zapisaio sic p~rzcszfo
30 cztonk6w j cOraz wiecrj sic zapiSuje.
GI6wnym zadaniem ~powyzszcgo klubu,
to szkoh obywatelsha, kt6ra ~przygoto-
wywaG bedZie rodak6w do latwiejSze2o
zdania eSzaminu W celu O~tIZymania pa
pier0v obywatclSkich. WSzyscy eli, ktd-
rzy mic maja pnpicr6w obywatelskich
i ci. kt0rzy posiadaja pierwsze, nieehaj
sic zglosza do k%ancetaryt p~arafialnej
ma plcbanic Sw. Szczepana, bahdego GA
su a otrzymaia stoSowne informacye.
o picrwSzej lekcyi sZko}y obywatel--
skici, klub ten uwiadOmi wszystkich o
sobiScie. SzczepanowiaDic winni korzy-
STAG &c SpoSobnoSci j iak M jliczniej Ia
pisywac sic do tel szko}y.
Ma plabanii ma Szczrpanowic bawi od
paru tygodni Y. Dominik Xuchowski.
kt6ry przyjechal 4 Sante Fe, New McXi-
co, gdzic by} Ola porutowania nadwat-
loncso zdrowia. Y. Iuchowski. czuje
sic o lyle ma siiach. he mole sPelniaG
obowiazki duszpasterskic.
y. Or. StaniSlaw Bona, powrGcif
try tygodniOwych wakacYi, sdzie ba'
vii w ~p0ln0cnych stronach WisconSi-
nu. Czujc sic zdrowym czcrStwyn.
X. DR.. Bona jest profcsorem W Semi
naryum neutrality-suspicious. p. II. ,,Quig-
ley Seminary. Pozatem pomaga W pra-
cy duSzpasterskicj W parafii Sw. Szcze-
pana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

Crosernicy j Spolnicy
Sp6lki pod nazwa:
Grocers Bakery

Wielkie zebranie czlonk6w odbe--
die sic W niedziele, dnia 1Sgo lipca.
o godztpie 2ej popoiudniu, W budyn-
ku tejze sp6iki pnr. 1352-94-56 ".
Huron ul. Przybadzcie wszyscy, ably
wysiuchae sprawozdania rozwoju
spo4ki, oraz przygotowac sic ma OF
warcie jednej z najwiekszych pol
skich piekarni W Chicago.
w imieniu "vrekCyi
j. KOWALCZYk, PreHes.
II
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16

ton arogancki wzgledem pred,
stawicieli rzadu finskiego... zada-
ia oni obecnie umiedzynarodo-
vienna zatoki Fihskiej. Finlandya,
Estonia i Rosya sowiecka maja
trzymae czesc zatoki w sweje po-
siadanie, gdzie kazde z tych
panstw bedzie miaio prawo VINO
sic fortyfikacye; procz tego kaz-
de z wyzej wymienionych pahstw
bedzie miaso Wolny dostep do ca
lei zatoki. W razie nieprzyjecia
|tych warunkow przez Finlandye
delegaci bolszewiccy grozs, re
moze sic STAG rzecz bardzo niepo-
zadana ola Finlandyi. w ten sam
sposoS groza ~bolszewicy Finland
czykom w sprawie karelii. Cho-
ciaz pertraktacye ciagna sic, jul
-caiy miesiac, jednak bolszewicy
zwt6cza Z p~odpisaniem pokoiu,
maiac nadzieje, ma powodzenie
ma froncie polskim, co da i'm mo-
znoSc jeszcze bardziej wzmocnic
swe zadania. Aroganckie zacho--
wanie sic bolszewikow tlomaczy
sic ich chwilowem powodzeniem
ma froncie polskim.
.'ZABURZENIA w IRLANDYI.
Dublin, 16. lipea. - 80 uzbrojo-
nych Sim Feiner6w urzadzili ma
pad nd gIown9 poetic W Dubli--
ME. Wszyscy urzednicy pocztowi
zostali zterroryzowani "a pomoca
rewolwerow tax, &c ME stawili
zadnego oporu. Napastnicy przej-
rzeli Gala korespondencye i "a
brazil wszystkie listy adresowane
do wladz rzadowych wog6le GAIA
korespondcncye, ktora miata
charakter urzedowy lub pahstwo-
wy. Pc dokonaniu tego czynu
napastnicy skryli sic tax, re wszel-
kie poszukiwania policyi sa do
tel pory bezowocnc.
Patrol policyjny skiadajacy sic
7 pieciu lpdzi zostai zaatakowany
w okregu Adure przez Sim Fei-
nerow. .Ieden ~polieyant zostal
ciezko ranny wkrotce zmari, a
pozostali uciekii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
10000 TATARoW ZOSTALO
PREF
BOLSZEWIKoW.

Konstantynopol, 16. lipca. -
Sympatye wSrod mahomctau W
Azyi Mniejszej wzgledem bolsze-
wik6w ulegfy znacznej zmianie
20 zamordowaniu 10000 Tatarow
/ skoniiskowaniu caiego majatku
tytuiem zemsty "a wymordowa-
ME garnizonu bolszewickiego,
sAiadajacego sic z 1900 zo}nierzy.
Pomimo powyzszego faktu
Mustafa Renal Pasza ME zerwai
stosunkow dyp,omatycznych 2
MoSkwa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
A
AMERYKANSKICH.


Pred sadem stanowym STANG
10 d~wudziestu komunistow oskar
lonych o usifowanie przeWroce-
MIA obeonego ~porzadku panstwo-
wego sila i zaprowadzenia sowie,
tow. w rekach sadu znajdule
sig idokument podpisany przez
dwoch kamratow komuniStycz--
ryeh Lenina i Trockiego. Ode
IVA jest napisana W sposob pod
hurzajacy i zacheca do zbroinyeh
wystapieh przeciwko obecneinu
rzadowi.
Gl6wna figura w tym procesie
Jest William Bross Lloyd. Pod
Gas zjazdu komunistow W Chi
cago niektorzy czlonkowic zwro
CHI sic do Lloyda Z prosba o VIVA
5, growanic i'm Pieniedzy ia
.ptzejazd, lecz ten odm6wis, mo-
tywujac, &c pieniedzy ME posia-
e.. Wtedy sekretarz jcgo Robert
II. Howe pozyczyi cd swych ko-
les6w okolo $3.50 i wydal je
cz!onkom, kt6rzy ME mieli pie
n;cdzy ma powr6t. Pieniedzy tych
L kasy partyi Howe jednak HE
ot7zymaI. Organizacya komuni--
styezna jest finansowana przez
partye miedyznarodowe zagranl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-16
ANGLICY EWAKUUJA BA-
TUM.

Konstantynopol, 16. Ipca. -
Wojska angielskie 'ewakuowaiy
wczoraj Batum. Ewakuacya Ba-
tumu przez AngGkow jest uwaza-
na~wkonstantynopolu "a wstepny
krok do nawiazania stosunkow
handlowych z bolszewikami.
Gruzya oficyalnie jest rzadzona
przez rad W Tyflisie, lecz fakty-
cznie znajduje sic pod radiant
moskiewskiego sowietu, ktory ko-
rzystajac re swych przywilejow
wywioz} do Moskwy wszystka
mapufakture i artykuiy spozyw-
|cze.>
Obywatele amerykanscy moga
obecnie wchodzic W stosunki han,
dlowe Z bolszewikami i sprzeda.
wac i'm wszystko, procz materya,
lu wojennego. Ewakuacye Batu,
mu przypisujq Acknowledgements
zwyciestwu krasina. Ma Kauka-
zie kraza pogloski, re WSosi O.
-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
Gifts For The First TTa11oW
FOR HALLOWEEN BABY
CONTINUED from Page Two.)

be given by Swan Brothers; JuliuS
Wolf has donated a wool crib blank.
ct; Mrs. C. E. Bradley win give
Royal Society package containing a
dress, slip ard bo,alet; G. G. WaM
VIII give baby its first boquet; r. Z.
Knight and Son have donated large
baby dell; bisby's FIRST photograph viii
be taken free by the Alexandra
Studio; S. F. Dyson AMI Bro. viii
give either baby record book or a
book on the care ard feeding cf the
baby; baby's first box Of talcum pow
der and puff Will come from the Rex
all store; NJ. Speraing wa give is
first pair Of wool bootecs: Michel
bach's furniture storeiwi1 donate 4
Chinese grass rocker; r.
c. Acton and Sons Will give the young
ster beautiful infants ring set
with diamond and lockee ard chain
bearing the baby's initial viii come
from the jewelry Store of Saunders
and Son.
wish this layout Of gifts TIE first
baby born on Halloween morning OF
daring the AZ hours when this con-
test is in force, Should be the hap
pest baby in A-exarrirSa. The lner-
chants have kindly agreed to give
these articles upon solicitation OF the
advertising department. of the Alexan
d;ria. Gazette and should be conIlli-
n1ented on their generosity in this re-
spect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-28
WOMAN SHOOTS LIQUOR THIEF
Robbers Get Away aIith 40 Cases
or Champagne.

philadelphia, Oct. 27--Mrs. Will
lam Gilchr;st this morning shot one
Of five burglars who were removing
cases Of champagne from the cellar
Of her home. There we're I'D cases,
of which the thieves succec.!ed n
stealing 40.
A noise in the cellar end barking
Of a pet dog awolle Mrs. Gi'clrist.
She took her revolver and t:rtoea 20
the window. She saw a big truck
outside and three men husi!y load
ing ON the crates Of champagne.
Mrs. Gilchrist flung open the win
dow and fired. She saw one man
stagger The robbers then fired at
the woman but without effect. They
then fled in The machine. 49,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
The Horses Last Plea,

I'm only a cavalry charger, And I'm dying as fast as I can (For my body is riddled with bullets They've potted both me and my man): And though I've no words to express it. I'm trying this message to tell To kind folks who work for the Red Cross Oh, please help the horses as we'll! My master was one in a thousand. And I loved him with all this poor heart CFor horses are built just like hu- mans, Be kind to them-they'n do their parD: So please send out help for our wounded, And give us a word in your pray CTS. Th's isn't so strange as you'd fancy The Russians do 1t in theirs. I'm only cavalry charger, And my eyes are becoming quite dim q really don't mind though I'm "done
 for" So long as I'm going to him); But first I would plead for my com
 rades, Who're dying and suffering too Dh. pleas held the poor wounded
 horsesi I'm sure that you would-if you knew.
 Scots Greys.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY TROUBLE AND NEVER
 SUSPECT IT
Applicants for Insurance
 Often Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists who are constantly in direct touch with the public, there is one preparation that has been very successful in overcoming these conditions. Tie mild and healing influence of Dr. Kilner's Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for it's remarkable record of success.
 An examining physician for one of the prominent Life Insurance Compan- ies, in an interview of the subject, made the astonishing statement that Jone reason why so many applicants for insurance are rejected is because kidney trouble is so common to the American people, and the large ma jority of those whose applications are declined do not even suspect that they have the disease Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root is on sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large
 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to pr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N Y, for sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention the Norwich Daily Bulletin.j
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
The carpet's Story.

I am an old woolen carpet. Once I grew on a sheep's back. Then I was white. After I had grown there for long time some men came into the field cut me off. and washed me in the brook.
 They sent me to factory, where 1 was put in queer machines, and made into thread. Then I was sent to another factory and woven into a carpet. l was dyed brown, and sent to store.
 One day a lady came into the store and asked to see carpets. The clerk took me off of the shelf. placed me on the counter, and unrolled me. The next day 1 was taken to the ladys home and put on the floor. Every year ] was taken out of doors and given a terrible beating with the horse whip.
 Now I am getting old. So many feet have walked upon me that I have : grown very thin. Today I heard ny ] mistress say that she was going tc i buy new carpet and make me into 2 rug.
 ARCELIA c. DoYoN, Age 10. Glasgo.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
Answered for gs3 M5 Boys GN
if Yos Are Raili'oader
 You Serve the Public
BY R. s. ALEXANDER


 You don't have to be millionaires son to be railroad president. Several presidents of the biggest roads i'll the United States have begun as section hands; number of them started as rodmen; quite few began as teleg- raphers.
 But being president is not the only job on a railroad. There are about as many kinds of jobs as there are kinds of men. They are jobs which pay well. Better still they are jobs which train a man to responsibility; educate him, and bring out the best there is ill him. The men who work the railroads have the reputation of being the most intelligent body of work men in the country. They have to be to hold their jobs.
 If you intend to become a railroad man you must set 1p as the first thing to learn, the idea of service to the public-safe, courteous, efficient seTv- ice. You may start as 3 section hand, telegrapher, or . rodnan, but wher- ever you start to work you won't get very far before you begin to learn things about the actual operating end of the business. And the first thing you will learn there will be service to the public. If you haven't the spirit of service, you'll never get very far 1T the railroad business.
 A second thing you must learn is dis eipiine. The railroad is much like tht army. Your "doughbcy" brother car tell you about that. It means merely that you obey without stopping to argut about 1t every order given you and tha you obey the spirit of the order anc rof. merely the word of it. If yo, re / Senlber that many times your obedi eNce or disobedicnce of an order-per haps an order that you think useles l and Goolisll---r17eaaas t}7e lives of man ! peopTc, you wiu See MIly- C1scipune l. ! so important.
 A third thing to learn is loyalty. Be | loyal to the road for which you art working. It may not be the best roac in the country and 1t is up to you tc know that. But 1t IS also up to yor to try to make 1t the best while you art working for it. We said the first thins to think about was service. We'll, vol can best give service to the public by being loyal to your road.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
lMhat Shall | Be? ]
 lA Answered for 1
Photoplay Writers Must
 Be Full of New Ideas
BY CAROLINE N. WERLICH

o@ S<A1ANA%44N1 SAs "1@3AS@A
 What is causing all the excitement?" said Miss Ogden, English teacher of the village school, as she came upon a group of boys and girls at recess, all apparently interested in a photo play magazine.
 Just think" said Billy, Dorothy has had story printed here" .Doro- thy was Junior in the high school.
 Not such strange thing" said Miss Ogden. T have had several accepted. But let me tell you, it was hard work.
 The successful moving picture writ CT must be full of new ideas. Then, experience in writing comes next. Chances for quick and continued suc- cess are 10 to 1 in favor of the tranied writer.
 "Photop1ay writing is business. It requires a separate training which may be gained from courses in some of our leading universities or from excellent books on the technique of scenario writ ing. One can not hope 10 start out b1indly and produce a play that will conform with all the movie stage re- quiremerts."
 Didn't Dorothyf"
 "No, Dorothy sent in her story which is merely a synopsis. The company's $ regular staff writers will take this idea of Dorothy's and put it into proper form"
 "Who would buy your story?" said Billy.
 "The surest way of selling is to know movie star, to whom you can send direct. If you don't know one, send the story to a film company. Learn what different companies are doing what kind of stories they need and what stars they are featuring. Don't be discouraged if your manuscript is re- turned; improve it and try another company"
 You can learn lot about the bus mess from the movie magazines" said Billy. I've heard of people getting $500 for one scenario"
 That is true, but don't forget what i said about the trained writer. Why not work your ideas out in your 1 themes?"
 1 If the young author has new ideas let him try! Every writer was once beginner.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
Xolcanoes.

A volcano throws up lava and dif- ferent materials from the earth. The crater is an opening in the crust of the earth and is formed either on a slope or summit.
 There is a crater in Hawaii which is one thousand feet deep and is one mile wide. The floor of this crater has two lakes which are filled with molten matter.
 These craters are formed from a small hole in the earth.
 There is a volcano in Mexico which was formed in one single night on a plain. It is 1895 feet high.
 Mt. Vesuvius is a volcano in Italy It IS one O. ne larges. V icanoa n the world and buried the city of Pom pei many hundred years ago.
 DORIS WHIPPLE, Age 13.
 Ledyard
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
POETRY
Spring.

0pFn9s Soon after every winter There comes bewtifill thing, Its last name being Time And it's ferst name being Spring. O, a hokey pokey man is a sine of Spring And so is baseball teens, herray And so is low shoes and everything, And so is the munth of May. Before Spring starts the streets are slushy And everything looks bummer and hummer But on the 21st of March the trees tern green And you begin to think it's summer. You slam your books in the vester- bule
 After skool and yell for joy. And run erround without your coat Providing your still a boy. And the berds sing in the daytime And the herdy gerdy sings at mite And you set on your frunt steps in the eevning, Full of suppir and delite. O roobarb and rootbeer is sines oi Spring,
 And so is a lazy feeling, And insted of paying attenshin ir skool,
 You open your mouth and look u1 at the ceeling.
 LEE PAPE.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
History of Irvine.

The history of twine began in 1873. Various kinds were utilized, consisting of small cords. William Deefing was the first man to make thorough field trial of twine. He made several dif- ferent kinds, putting. different things in the different kinds. One kind he made was all right, but the ctickets and grasshoppers chewed into it. So that the grain did not stay in place This the people did not like.
 William Deering & Co. were the frsi to manufacture binder twine in 1Ss6.
 There are two kinds of bindei twine; one is called sisal, the other 1: called manila.
 The people of Yacatan were the firs' to think of putting the sisal and ma. nila together to make twine. It Ii used in a decorticating mill.
 In the early years manila twine wa. extensively used, bu. through late years S5 to 90 per cent. of the twin is made from sisai.
 The first process of the twine rhak ing is the combing; then 1t Is passet through a drawing operation; twisted balled up; weighed and Inspected Then 1t is put in sacks ready for tn market.
 E The most important part of maxim l this twine is in the inspection an, weighing. There is a tag on the sacl with the operators name and number so that if the farmers find twine tha | is imperfect they can send the tal and the imperfect twine back to tn l place where it comes from and tn company can find out who is responsi b1e for letting 1t pass through tn | balling.
 HAZEL E. oLTN, Age 1s. 1 Ledyard.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-03-11
A Gond HaaH

A great teacher once bade his schol- ars consider and tell him what. in their opinion, was the best thing and that most earnestly to be desired.
 One said there was nothing better than to have a contented disposition. Another said that a good companion is the best thing in the world. A third said a good neighbor: a fourth pre- ferred wise person who could fore see things.
 The master was not satisfied with any of these rather lame answers. At last it came. Another scholar. who said: "A good heart is better than all
 This time the master nodded ap- proval Right" he said. fin those three words. a good heart you havs comprehended ali that the others have said. He that hath a good heart will be contented with his lot; he will surely prove both a good companion and good neighbor, and he will see clearly what things he ought to do. From the ground of a good heart will upspring the harvest of good deeds" ELIZABETH r. HOWARTH, Age 1s. Norwich.