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The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
Strategy,

notwithstanding doing In the
news line today.
Editor-A1l right. Put a pair of
trousers On the Office cat, photograph
him, and We'll run a special on the
Oldest living man in the town.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31

Taking Garfield Tea keeps the system
clean, the blood pure and the general
health good. Buy from your druggist.-Adv.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
5 1922
Gathered Smiles
Short but Sharp.

Short but Sharp.
"Why aren't you speaking to Mrs.
Gadder?"
1--WE had words"
Indeed %
''Yes-one apiece. She called me
'upstart' and called her cat"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
SAYINGS OF WISE MEN

There stalks discord with her
town mantle.-Virgil.
Little discourse is gold, too
much is dirt.-German Proverb.
That only is a disgrace to
man which he has deserved to
suffer.-PhaedruS.
DiscOntents arise from our de-
sires Oftener than from our
wants.
A dram of discretion is worth
a pound of wisdom.-German
PrOverb.
A clear bargain; a dear friend.
Italian Proverb.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
Not So Chunmv

Il s'pose husband and wife can be
very chummy in chummy roadster?"
Yes, but it's bad place to quarrel
in"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31

Many a man who toots his own horn
imagines he is the whole band.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
WastefuI Methods,

81 see where they are making roads
out of old shoes in Great Britain.
what reprehensible extravaganza I"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
Think three times before you speak,
and then give the other fellow q
chance to make fool of himself.

Save money by using Hoxsie's Group REM
edy for coughs, colds and Group. 60c.-Adv.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31

The Greatest
Medical Authorities
IN the World have
made public statements in
which they indorse the
value of such ingredients
as are contained in
Father Johns Medicine.
These great physicians say in sub
stance, that these ingredients "are
beneficial notably in wasting dis
eases and those na1adies which
are connected with or have their
origin in facilitating and wasting
diseases and in colds"
This means that if you are weak
and run down the pure food ele-
ments of Father Johns Medicine
are exactly what you need.
To detail here the statements Of
these various authorities would re-
quire too much space, but It you de-
sire to see these statements In more
complete form, write to Father
Johns Medicine, Lowell, Mass, and
we will be glad to give the names OF
the authorities quoted, with brief ex-
eerpts from their public statements.
Father Johns Medicine is pure
and wholesome body builder, con-
tains no alcohol or dangerous
drugs.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
Injurious.

Injurious.
do you regard tobacco as injuri-
ous?" :
"Unquestionably," answered Mr.
Meekton. my smoking has done ter
rible damage to the parlor curtains
and my wife's disposition"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
Measured by Millinery

Patience-Is that her husband will
her?
Patrice-Yes,
"How long has she known him?"
Not long. Only three hats!"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31

she has such disagreeable past"
Eyes, my dear but she's rich enough
to furnish a very agreeable present"
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31
Used to Postponements.

''Then you like
W Or k n g for a
judge ?"
"You bet"
sd oe sn' t he
kick when gu
put things off
NAV, he puts
Off half his own
work every day."
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31

If people mistrust you, pause mo-
ment and think who's to blame.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31

No, Hazel, family Jars are not used
for preserving domestic peace.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-01-31

Times Had Changed.
"Strange Edith should invite that
horrid grass widow to her wedding;
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
STRikEBREAkERS USE GAS
 ON IMPEDING MOB

Denver, Colo, Aug. 5-fias attacks Intended by strike breaker crew of the Denver Tramway Company to dis perSe the large crowd that gathered to impede the progress of the few cars that left the central ear barns today were summarily closed when a score of victims were quickly overcome by the gas. A score of policemen were called hurriedly to the scene to pro- tect life and property, with the result that q dozen officers were temporarily incapa ciated by the gas deluge sent out by the strike breakers.
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
RUSSIAN REFUGEES ARRIVE
 FROM kAMCHATKA

Forced to the very brink Of star
 vation as result of the present great
 depreciation in the value of the Siber- | ian paper money and the COnsequen. l refusal of the Japanese traders 10 ac-
 cept 1t In payment for food supplies. l two Russian familieS each consisting l of q husband and wife and several crildren, arrived Thursday from the | Eamehatka coast on the trading | schooner F'redolph Geli. owned and piloted by Max Gottschalk, a former
 Nome man. According to the story told by them the value of the Russian ruble notes have reached point where they are almost worthless and the Japanese trading vessels, which at present form practically inc only source of food supplies along the eastern coast of Siberia north of VIad- ivostok absolutely refuse 10 accept them at any price. There are several brands of this worthless currency in circulation, some issued by the old
 Eomanoff government some by the lle- funct Kolchak government and some
 BolshoViki. But all are practically
 worthless as as purchasing med ium. The Japanese will accept furs anl
 other articles of salabe value but
 ihun the Siberian money Tn con sequence the refugees, who hail from section of the kamchatka coast north of Petropaulovslli. found them selves this spring almost unable to secure the necessaries of life. although possessing some money. Describing the situation through an interpreter. they said starvation is facing the pop ulace along practically the whole coast north of Nicolalevsk Hundreds have been reduced to state of where body and soul are kept together by eating roots, bark and leaves Many are al most naked and any rag is eagerly seized upon for clothing. There is a semblance of government only in the larger centers and life is no where secure, Conditions of the most ap-. pailing character obtain everywhefa in eastern Siberia, they say The two. families appear 10 he nf the better Q class of Russian pcasantry The man are sturdy built and bright minded. the women are young and comedy and the children are bright and vigorous one of the families is said to be plan ming to make their way to Canada
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07

the sinister word Killed" stood forth like flaming beacon.
 The message indeed spelled death and horror,
 Was it a tale of grewsome murder borne from the far off Russian shore the last pathetic words of some unfor- tunate victim of Bolsheviki rage, be- fore death eased the pain of mortal wound? A shudder ran through the circle of tense watchers.
 My God. Read it," one of them gasped in husky tones.
 With pale. drawn face, the one who held the fateful message stepped to where the dim light of the low lying western sun shone fitfully through the scudding storm clouds. Holding the crumpled scrap where the fading light fell clear on the scrawling words. he slowly read the sad, sad tale of mur- der on the high seas:
 Peter Lynch, Bill Titz and John Darling of the schooner Bender Bros killed this one in the roadstead of Nome, Alaska, July 30. 1920."
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
FRIDAY '(TElEGRAPHic)
NOME FLYERS WAITING
 FOR DISABLED coMRADE

Prince George. E.. C. Aug. 6-The Nome bound army flyers are still here Capt. Steel. commander of the ex. petition. whose plane was badly dam aged while landing here on his ar rival from Jasper. announced today that repairs to his plane are proceed ing so rapidly that it is likely he will be able to resume the flight. Parts for the damaged plane have been rush . cd from San Francisco and are ex- pected here tomorrow. The next jump will be to HaZelton. A leyee followed by a dance, was given in honor of the airmen by the Board of Trade last night
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
VIOLENCE MARKS DENVER
 CAR STRIKE

Denver. Aug. 6-ltioters overturned Cathedral of the Immaculate Concep- tion. The strike breakers manning the car sought refuge in the cathedral, where they barricaded themselves. A mob also entered the Denver Post building and wrecked the presses and other equipment. It had previously broken practically every window ill the building. Several were beaten started when tramway cars collided with automobile.
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS

He was bronzed and weather beat en and bore the unmistak kable aspect of those who go down to the sea in ships. The gray stain of salty spray streaked his souwester and his oil skins were limp with long contact with flying Spume.
 "I just got ashore" he said. I've have been to the island while the blow was on. When we was coming back. about miles off Cripple River. we saw somethin' floating in the water dead ahead. When we came near we saw 1t was tight corked bottle with something inside.
 When ye see Il bottle floatin' like that. says Bill me mate, pick it up if you can. I hearn tell of sailor men in distress settin' bottles aArlft with paper in 'em tellin' how they was . lost or somethin'
 50 we picked it up." he reached under his salt grayed sou'wester and drew forth a long. foreign looking glass bottle. "and here it is." As he held it forth he added. There's q paper in 1t what maybe tells somethin'.
 The thrill of deep mystery gripped the little group who heard the marin CTS tale. Clearly visible through the hlue green of the glass held forth in his salt cracked hand was a slip of brownish paper bearing the marks of lead pencil. Visions of tall ships beset by angry pillows: of pitiful, half starved castaways struggling for life in open boats in the maw of raging seas. floated into the mental vision of those who gazed upon the strange relic.
 What dark mystery was to be re- vealed with the opening of that bit of weather blown glass won from the tossing. waves?
 As the torn bit of paper sacking with it's vagrantly scrawled message was extracted with due solemnity from the glassy depth. sharp gasp of hor- TOT broke from the little group. For m the midst of the dimly penciled lines.
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
BLOODY AMERlcAN-
 ITALIAN RIOTS DEVELOP
 IN ILLINOIS TOWN

Marion. III, Aug. 6-Five compan- ies of state troops have arrived If West Frankfort 10 take charge of q situation which has outgrown the la- cal authorities and caused the dc tn of five persons and the injury of forty others, in addition to the burning of forty dwellings.
 Rioting developing between enga ge1 citizens and the Italia rest tents llte last night as d result of the m'I"d, F by Italians of two boys, Tony Eempcl, aged IS, and Amiel Calcaterra. 19, C III : ,inued spasmodically throughout le night. The situation is quiet today with the troops patrolling the town
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
Two Killed. 39 injured in Denver Riots

Denver Aug 6-A proclamation calling two thousand citizens to volunteer as special officers for the protection of life and property in Denver was issued today by Mayor Bailey following q night of rioting in connection witl. the street car strike. during which two were killed and thirty nine injured. several probably fatally.
 The dead are A. G. smith of Den yer and John Blake, q former soldier. The injured include ten policemen and nineteen strike breakers.
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
ARE YOU A BOOSTER

How do you Ike the Weekly Mug get? If it suits you. pass it on or mail il tn somebody who might be- come interested in this part of Alaska
 The mineral is here but it takes men and capital to get it out. In terst your best friends by subscrib- ing io inc paper for them. We will mail it anywhere for $l co per month
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07

Senator Harding has set up q monu- ment on the grave and can be depend ed upon to provide q suitable inscrip- tion. All of which means. he con- tinues, that inasmuch as both poli- tical parties this year are side step ping the bonus question. their candi- dates for president are to do the same"
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
SAYS BOTH PARTIES BURIED
 SOLDIERS BONUS PROPOSAL

Seattle Aug. G-W. C. Jerome the noted Washington correspondent. as serts in q news letter published here that the soldiers bonus proposal has gone the way of all earthly things.
 It was directly inferred at Chicago and San Francisco" he says, and now
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07

string in today's game. making q total of 39 home run tallies scored this sea : son. Detroit won. however, by q score of ' to 1. Ruth's home run smash came in the second inning. He was the first man up and knocked the ini- tial offering over the screen into right field,
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
SPOKANE |. W. W. CONVENTION
 RAiDED-1o JAILED

Spokane. Aug. 6-Ten I. W. W.'s are in jail here as a result of q raid on an I. W. w. convention held in the timber three miles north of Hill yard. Washington, hy city and county authorities today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
TRANScoNTiNENTAL MAIL PLANE REACHES
 SALT LAKE

Salt Lake City, Aug. 5-Monoplane No. of the air squadron engaged in York to San Francisco arrived here this afternoon from Cheyene. piloted by Bert Acosta and Eddie Rickenback- CT
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
ALLIES ARMiNe FOR ENCOUNTER
 WITH soLSHEviKI

Paris. Aug. 6-England is reported troops are said to be mobilizing for possible hostilities against Soviet Rus sia. This would make five nations in- tluding Poland. participants in n new gigantic European alliance against the I'olsheviki. Reports from Mayence. Germany. today said orders have been given to transport entente troops across Bavaria and Bohemia. The I'avarian authorities are reported urg- ing the population not to permit the passage of the troops.
 Poles Reeapture erody and Radzivow
 Paris. Aug. CA polish statement today announces the recapture by Po- fish forces of the towns of Brody and Radzivow near the east Galacian bor- der. The Russians are reported to have occupied Novegorod.
 French Troops Ordered Ready For Service
 Amsterdam. Aug. GA hatalIion of French troops quartered at Luxem- burg has received orders to hold it. self in readiness to start for Poland. according to advices from that place. Poles Preparing to Defend Warsaw
 Warsaw. Aug. 6-The municipal council of Warsaw has appointed . council of defense to undertake the defense of the city against the on- rushing Bolsheviki and a home guard has been formed and Is taking its stand on the right hank of the Vistuia river preparing 10 defend the bridges along it's banks. | The Russian Soviet armies are steadily driving in the Polish lines de- lending Warsaw and are advancing at an average progress of six miles T dny in the direction of this city. In the south the Russians are being held and In some places are being pushed hack by the Poles from the districts east of Lemberg.
 Hungarian Roumanian Offensive Forming
 Vienna, Aug. e-The Freepress prints Budapest dispatch stating that 2 Hungarian-Rumanian offensive a8ainst Russia is being formed under French direction. with England report cd calling for volunteers.
 nJrA ADDS 10 ,.,.,... HolE RUN sco1E Detroit. Aug. s-'Babe" Ruth
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
Alaska s. $. Co. R. A. CARROLL, Agent

neer Japanese resident of Dawson died recently at St Mary's hospital or pneu- monia. He was 54 years of age and a resident of Kobe. Japan. He was bnown to Dawsonites as Big Jim.'
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
PUBLIC RECEPTION TONIGHT

The public is invited to attend a Public Reception and dance, A. 8. Hall. tonight, in honor of Capt. ROald Amundsen. See other side of the eul- letin.
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
POPE NoMiNATES NEW
 VATICAN OFFICIAL

Rome. Aug. 5-Pope Benedict has nominated Monsignor Carlo Irigoyen Bishop of Trujilla. Peru for the post
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
BEGIN IN
 LOWER CALIFORNIA

San Diego. Aug. 5-Hostilities have begun at Ensenado in the rebel lion of Governor Cantu against the Mexican Central federal government. according 10 advices reaching here. The first hostile act of the bloody drama to he enacted below the border. was the seizure by Cantu authorities of the Mexican patrol ship Locate and the killing of Captain Leonardo Zep- eda, her commander.
 Mexico City Demands Surrender of
 Cantu
 Los Angeles. Aug 6-I'nconditional surrender has been demanded of Gov crnor Cnntu of Lower California Dy representatives of President De La lluerta. advicos reaching here say.
The Nome nugget., 1920-08-07
SEATTLE-NoME sAiLiNcs

The Alaska Steamship Compan! announces the following sailings from Seattle for Bering Sea points. Latouche leaves Seattle, Aug. 8 fol St Michael only. for St Michael, Golovin and Nome. Cordova leaves Seattle Aug. 20 for Teller and Kotzebue points. Victoria expected to sail from Seat tie about Aug 18th.
 South bound sailing date announc- ed later.
 Alaska s. s. Co.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-09
oMICID1o A LUCERNE

Gioved1 scorso, mentre giocava-
no ale carte in un barraccone di
Lucerne, vennero a diverbio il
quarantenne Andrew johnson (ne
ro) ed il sessantaquatrenne Ru-
Iolph Burkley, quest 'ultimo fred
do sull 'istante il nero Johnston,
con un colpo d'arma da fuoco.
II fattaccio avvenne mel barrac-
cone del Burkley che trovasi ora
i carcere.
La Stampa locale compliance la
morte del (nero} poiche 81 perso
in lui un buon giocatore di "base
ball" "
II Burkley dice di avere spara-
to per difesa personale.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-09
PONZI MESSO IN ISTATO
D'ACCUSA

BOSTON-La Grande Giuria
Feaerale mise in istato d 'accusa
Carlo Ponzi il presunto mago del
la fnanza che aveva promesso SO
per cento d Interest," al suoi depo-
posltanti, per ayere usato la posta
scope di frode. La MESA in ista-
to d'accusa e duplice ciascuna
conta di 43 imputazioni.
II massimo della pena per l'uso
fraadolento della posta cinque
ami di prigione.
Ponzi trovasi nellie carceri di
East Cambridge.
Egli E state messo in istato d 'ac-
cusa anche dallo State per furto.
Sc condannato per tutti capi
di accusa Ponzi avra 43O ami di
prigione.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-09
L'ITALIA E. RICCA DI PETRO-
LILO

ROMA-L In. Mario GrOssi, pc
ritO in materia mineraria, in un
articOlo pubbicato dali 'Epoca,
dOpo aver calcolato che l'Italia
Spende annualmente cinquecentO
milioni di lire per duecentomila
tonnellate di petrolio, dichiara che
lie condizioni del paese, per cio che
riguarda combustibili, SarannO fra
breve motto migliOrate, avendo e
gil scOpertO che ricche sOrgenti di
petrolio esistOno a Pavia, Parma,
Piacenza, Modena, Reggie Emilia
ed attire citta, senza contare la ric-
chissima miniera ultimamente tro-
vata a laramie, che 81 estende fl
no Salerno.
"Nelle montague dell Emilia =
egli .scrive,- -esistono ricchissime
sorgenti di petrolio e miniere di
bitume.
"A Ripi, presso Roma, e stata
scoperta una sorgente che pu6 for
nire mile litri di petrolio al giorno
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-09

re un solo testimonio, accentandO
la su due piedi, una dichiarazione
di colpevolezza di omicidiO invo-
lOntario, l'autore di un delitto che
per ferocia non trova riScontri ne
gil annah della cOrte della cOntea,
a soil 80 meSi di carcere, pena cioe
che Sarebbe stata militia quail
che pOvero StracciOne colpevOle di
avere rubato m pane per Sfamar-
81. Chi tutto clio ricOrda ed a visto
non pu6 scrivere differentamente
da quello che moi oggi facciamo Sc
ha coscienza di cittadino di gior-
nalista.
POvero Vittorio! Ira 80 mesi
quando ancora forse sui tue colo
potrebbero scoprirsi lie impronte
dele dita che, con l'ultima implo-
razione confusa al rantolo d ago
MIA, ii spekzavano la giovane esi-
stenza, appena sbocciata allie spe-
ranze e di sogni piu belli: Ira 30
mesi quando ancora il cuore del
tue vecchio padre sara attanaglia-
to dial dolore sulle emaciate
pallide cote scorceranno triste le
lagrime: ira 30 mesi prima anco-
ra ciO6 che qualche fore abba a.
vuto tempo di spuntare sulla tua
fossa di martire, quando ancora
dOlore, desolazione, lutto regne-
ranno ira suoi, ira 30 mesi Har-
ry Brown, l'assassinio, colui che
col ginocchio ii schiacciava il pet
to, che con la mani ii stringeva il
colo sara libero chi sa che non
tOrnera qui fra moi tuoi compagni
con su lie labbra il sorriso di di-
sprezzo ancora pin accentuato pen
sando che E facile sfogare la pro-
pria iracondia quando 81 sannO
scegliere lie vittime fra gil operai
Italiani.
VOrremmO, o Vittorio che il pri-
mo fore a spuntare sulla tua tom
ba fosse quello della concordia
dell 'unione della nostra colonia,
vorremmo veder questa svegliarsi
dial letargico sogno d'ignavia,
cosciente della propria forza, del
propriO valOre morale materiale
imporre ALA comunita la quale Vi
We lavora, quel rispetto che lie 6
dOvuto: vOrremmo che tutto clio
avvennisse perch6 non 81 dovesse
ripetere mai pi1 clio che avveni-
va il 27 Settembre nella corte
d Indiana.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-09
L'ELETTRICITA' TRATTA
DALI ARIA

ROMA-L'I Ing. Gustavo Lieut.
ner,-italianO, nonostante il nome
esotico,-ha inventato un sistema
-secondo l'Epoca,-per cui e pos
sibile trasformare l'elettricita sta
tica dell 'atmosfera in cOrrente di-
namica.
L'apparecchio cOnsiste in un an
tenna con un raccoglitore radio
attivo, congiunto ad uno speciale
trasfOrmatOre, su cui agisce la ma
terra radio-attiva. per mezzo di un
processo chimico, non ancora rive
lato dali 'inventore.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1920-10-09
Un ospedale offerto da American aIPItaIia

ROMA-Mrs. Walto H. Mar
shall, di New York, componente
dell American Free Milk Commit
tee, che ha lavorato indefessamen-
tie per raccogliere soldi riforni-
menti per, i bambini poveri italiani
81 trOva ora in Roma.
II Municipio di Roma desideran-
do esprimere la sua gratitudine
per benefizi ricevuti, ha incarica-
to il Sindaco di Roma, senatore A
dolfo Apollino, di decorare la ST.
gnora Marshall con la medaglia
della Pubblica AssiStenza.
La cerimonia ha avuto luogo ie-
ri nellO storico Palazzo Chigi, gia
sede dell 'ambasciata austriaca
presso il Quirinale, ed ora sede del
Ministero dele Colonie.
ALA cerimonia sOno intervenu-
tie molte notabilita politiche, diplo
matiche ecc.
Fra gil mtervenuti notavansi il
Vice-Ministro agli INTERIM on. Ca
milo Corradini, il senatore Gio--
vanni CiraolO, Presidente della
CrOce Rossa Italiana, il Principe
Colonna. il Sindaco di Roma, Sc
natore Adolfo ApOlloni numero-
81 altri.
II sindaco. con un ispirato di-
scorso ringraziava Mrs. Marshall e
tutti gil altri americani, donne ed
uomini, che con danaro cd anche
con aiuti PERSONAL avevano contri-