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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-17
ALE DEPARTMENTS PHONE 1873

: With the Knox peace resolution, the
new tariff act. and the budget bill TO
engage its attention this week, con-
sress promises to be a lively affair
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No Worms I'M Healthy Child

:. All children troubled with Worms have an un
healthy color. which indicates poor blood and a.
rule. there 10 more OF less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTELESS Chill TONIC. eiy@nreaiilstIy
prove the Digestion and sct Is General Strens,b.
enine Tonic to the whole systern Nature will then
throw of or dispei thewotris aud the Child will be
10 perfect health pheasant 70 takes Coz Der bottle
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-17

The executive committee of the
Georgia Bankers Association in SEES
sion in Savannah on Saturday sent
out a cheerful note to the people Of
the state. These gentlemen, who
have their fingers on the pulse of
the eommercial world. say there is f.
trend for the better in all lines.
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Unless we are badly mistaken from
appearances. Governor Dorsey will not
enjoy to the fullest extent. his last
days in the executive office He is be-
ing sorely and bitterly denounced all
over the state for his now notorious
circular in which Georgia and Georgia
courts were outraged and denounced.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-17

These showers Brunswick has been
having for the past week, are lust
about thirty days past due.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-05-17

In refusing to make operative an
increase, in gas rates in Brunswick
ssslffssnl S lS75S to SEQ, also grantdylss bs
the Georgia railroaa laamissiod the
sA,tlifRlal sLight Ct Water. company is IN
aaclasg ali byi itselfi !! Can you heat it
ana hear in mind please, that the Mu-
tual Light & Water: company is one of
Those horrible corporations, we have
always heard SO many things about
It's really refreshing.
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The local high school will graduate
one of the largest classes in its his
tory on June 10. when something like
thirty young people will get their di-
plomas Our best wishes to these stu
dents, who after a number of years Of
untiring efforts are about to reach
their first educational goal.
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Walter F. Brown. well known To
ledo. Ohio politician. one of the origi-
nal Harding men, has finally landed
mis- pie He is to be the special repre-
sentative of the President on the leg
islative commission. which is TO be
charged with recognizing the various
bureaus of the government
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The people OF Brunswick should
give serious consideration To he sit
uation now existing touching the City
& Suburban railway That the trolley
line is a valuable asset TO the city is
absolutely true; that We need it and
want it is also the case. 1t might
be a good plan to call mass meeting
Of the people and see if ways and
means cannot be devised to save the
property on some basis satisfactory TO
all parties at interest.
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front for about four miles. The cost
of taking this land was about $4,000 600
and about $4,000 has since been
spent for improvements. In later
years it was found that the land was
better adapted for commercial and
business purposes than for a park sys-
TEN and the Legislature authorized
the city to lease the land for periods
not exceeding SO years.
Heirs of Joseph p Webster, whose
hymn, "In the Sweet By and By" has
been a favorite for half a century, re-
Gently settled suit against Oliver
Ditson company, music publishers of
Boston, which had been before the
federal court for Is years. Court Off
Gals said IT was the eldest case Of
which there was likelihood of settle
ment in the court files. The action
was brought by Jean II. Webster,
widow of the author, to obtain an ac-
counting from the local publishers,
who had taken over the rights OF a
Chicago house with whom Webster
had contract. The settlement at
torneys say. involved a payment of
the 90 attorneys who at one time or
another were connected with the case,
have died since the suit YVES fnsti-
tuted. Louis Webster of Elkhorp,
Wis, one OF the heirs, was in court
when the settlement was recorded.
At Plymouth, Mass. the Dones VI
the Pilgrims who died the first winter
we're dug up in 1855 wheI water pipes
were being laid in Coles Hill, and
were placed in Burial Hill. In 1867
they we're again moved and placed in
the top OF the canopy over Plymouth
Rock. Together with those found in
1888 and placed un Ter a marker on
the top of Coles Hill. they have been
in Pilgrim Hall while the Tercenten-
airy Improvements on the hill and
water front have been in progress.
They were laid in their last resting
place last week. A cement vault has
been built by the General Society OF
Mayfiower Descendants on the site Of
the first burying ground at the TOP OF
the hill. and in this vault boxes con-
tanning the bones were placed and
sealed.
A committe composed of represent
atives Of cities and towns in the vi
cinity of Plymouth. Mass. held a
meeting at the Parker House. Boston,
to make plans for participation in a
parade to be held Aug. 1. when Presi-
dent Harding visits Plymouth. The
committee plans to have historical
floats representing the different COM
mun,ties I'm Plymouth and Barnstable
counties in the procession The com
mittee is also making arrangements
to mark the various historic places
on the Cape that are likely 20 be
visited during the Pilgrim celebration.
Gov. Coz and NJ. J. Duryea. execu-
tive secretary OF the Plymouth ter
centenary committee. were among
those present at the meeting.
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new ENGLAND news
IN TABLOID FORM
Items of Interest From All
Sections of YaRkeeIand

Norris H. Cotton, sophomore o
Warren, N. H. won first prize in tn,
annual Briggs debate at Wesleyan
university
Gov. Cox has signed the bill to pro
vide a censorship for motion picture!
in Massachusetts and as it stands nov
the bill will go into effect on January
LIST, 1922.
At the seventy first annual meeting
of the Vermont Homeopathic medica
society held at Montpelier, the follow.
ing officers were elected for the com
ing year:
Sylvester ]. Mcbride was reelected
to the presidency of Boston Typo
graphical Union No. 13 at the annual
election according to the official re-
turns issued by the union election
board.
Gov. Cox of Massachusetts has
signed the "anti-race suicide" bill,
under which a landlord is prohibited
from raising rents because of the ad-
dition of child to a family through
birth,
Members of the Salem, Mass, local
of the union of carpenters, at joint
meeting of their union and the North
Shore Building Trades Employers
Association, agreed to accept a wage
cut of 10 per cent.
The Massachusetts House passed to
be engrossed a bill exempting the
property of recognized organizations
of veterans from taxation, with an
amendment making the measure re-
troactive to April 1.
The seven gangsters who terrorized
Worcester, Mass. and its suburbs dur
ing last fall and winter with robberies
and assaults, were sentenced in su-
perior criminal court by Judge Web
ster Thayer to terms varying from
five to nine years.
Borne in state on a gorgeous float,
and placarded as Winslows oldest
fnhabitant," a huge mud turtle, said
by experts to be $50 years old, was
feature of the parade which COM
memorated the 15Oth anniversary of
the town of Winslow, Maine
More than $50 wounded war veter-
ans will attend the second annual
Summer school and camp to be run
this Summer at Ellsworth Me-, by
the Boston University College of Bus
mess Administration for students
under the Federal Board for Voca-
tional Education.
Walter M. Barrett, a freight con- !
ductor, was killed in the Boston G. |
Maine railroad yards at Springfield, |
Mass, while experimenting the max
ing up Of a passenger train. His
head was crushed between two cars
and Medical Examiner f. d. Jones
declared death instantaneous.
More than 1900 members of the
(Mass.) Chamber of Com
merce and their guests attended the
goth annual dinner OF the organiza-
ton in City Hall in that city May 26.
Lieutenant Governor Fuller and Gee.
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England's force of Federal prohfbi-
ton agents has now been cut so per
cent only IS being left to guard the
entire section against violations OF the
prohibition law. Seventy-two OF the
original strength of 80 men have now
been dropped, it was learned from Mr..
Mccarthy. William J. White OF
Lowell. the new assistant United
States District Attorney, was sworn
in. He has been assigned to Volstead
Act cases.
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prohibuion enforcement Agent VIII

Prohibition Enforcement Agent Will
liam ]. Mccarthy stated last week
that, in view OF the various decisions
given by the United States Commits
sioner in Boston in liquor cases, he
will in future take all cases of such
violation before the State courts, so
far as possible. The recent decisions
of the Federal Commissioner. Mr.. Nc
Carthy maintains have encouraged the
sale nf Hnnor and moonshining. New
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-06-03

R, Nutter, president of the Boston
Chamber of Commerce, were the
principal speakers.
Merritt E. Wheeler, SO, of North
Adams, Mass, was fatally injured on
the Mohawk Trail. While trying to
block the wheels of his truck, a road
oiler came along and caught him,
pinning him between the oiler and his
own truck. He died on the way to
the North Adams hospital He leaves
widow and one son.
A telegram from Providence, R. l.
says: Secretary of State Charles E.
Hughes, Brown, 81, will preside at
the commencement luncheon at Brown
university on June Is. The other
principal speakers will be Senator AL
bert J. Beveridge of Indiana, Prof.
William Lyon Phelps of Yale, Gov.
San Souci and President Faunce of
Brown.
Prof. Charles l.. Blackman of Ames,
Ia. was elected as field secretary for
the New England States Holstein
Friesian Association. Prof. Blackman
will begin field work about June Is
and the association headquarters will
be in Springfield, Mass. He will visit
each New England State soon. Prof.
Blackman is a native of Maine and
in 1916 graduated from the Agricul
tural College, University of Maine.
Fifty birdshot were taken from the
face and arm of Mrs. Joseph Mid
night at the Mercy Hospital Pitts
field, Mass. She received a full
charge fired by a careless hunter
while she was walking through
the woods near her camp at
N. Y. Her eyes were
l ninjured She is 81 years old and
is the mother of four children. The
children and their father were inside |
the camp at the time of the accident. |
The directors of the New England |
States Holstein Friesian Association |
at their meeting in Brattleboro, |
elected delegates to the annual meet |
ing of the Holstein Friesian Asso-
citation of America in Syracuse, N. Y. |
June l.. Those chosen were: F. NJ.
Peasely of Cheshire, Conn; Prof. T.
b. Elder of Mt Hermon, Mass; f. p.
Knowles OF Aubu n, Mass; Victor
of Davidson, Me-; F. B.
Howe of Burlington Vt; C. II. Thorn
as of West Rindge. N. H. and A. P.
Thomas of Bridgeport, Conn.
-Four persons were injured, one
atally, when the Springfield, (Mass.),
;ity paymaster's car, on it's rounds to
Jay city laborers, was capsized from
one unknown cause. The pay roll,
amounting to several thousand dollars
vas scattered, but most of the money
S believed to have been recovered.
At recent meeting of the commit
ee on agriculture of the Vermont
tate Bankers Association, it was
oted to set aside $1100 for cash
rizes and medals to be presented to
oys and girls work during the pres
mt season. This is to cooperate :
18th the county farm bureaus and
ne Extension Service of the Univers-
y of Vermont to encourage boys and
iris club work.
President, w. r. Moves, Md, of
vice president George G.
elley, Md, of Woodstock; secretary,
rank H. Everett, Md. of Rutland; ,
easurer F. e. Steele, Md, of Mont J.,
elier. The following delegates were ,
ected to the meeting in Washington. !
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d. c., from June 10 to "a of the Amer
lean Institution of Homeopathy; FEE.
Steele, Md, of Montpelier; c. A. Gale,
Md, of Rutland; and f. L. Wyman,
Md, of Manchester Center.
The city of Cambridge, Mass, may
now devote to building and business
purposes some 1886 acres of land
which it took by right of eminent do
main in 1894 for park purposes. The
land extends along the Charles River
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friend to over 49,
Three Million Housewives

hot water short notice and at rhing expense. New
Perfection Cook Stoves made in three and four
burner Sizes with without warming cabinets also
one-burner stove with warming cabinet hey are
sold everywhere by leading dealers. Remember the
name NeW Perfection
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President, w. r. Moves, Md, of
Brattleboro; vice president George G.
Kelley, Md, of Woodstock; secretary,
Frank H. Everett, Md. of Rutland;
treasurer F. e. Steele, Md, of Mont
pelier. The following delegates were
elected to the meeting in Washington.
, 1921-01-08

FROM THE POLICE.

u. owners ii dogs are enjoined with
i. re eooino 81 January month to
- a.9erra 1Haa} Jha Police Office (for
E.agsl:a .isgio5 from Kjngshiit Police
:. aion) t1a sna r dogs prescribed by
Jae police i sliations, Which according
ID sane G1a5l always be worn by the
oee, and or which Francs 10 90 must be
Daid FOR dogs in town and Francs 200
Tor dogs Il the country.
After said time dogs met not wearing
the sign for 1921 wifi ba caught and
brought % the Police Otice (h!1gshiil
Police Stadon) aud detained for 3 times
"a h0lrs. when it will be killed, unles4
the owner appears to claim the dog, pays
a fine of Francs 1900 and eventually.
procures the required sign.
Christiansted's Police Office, St. Ctoix.
the 29th December 1920.
F. COULTER.
, 1921-01-08
DEAFNESS
And Noises In The Head.

~ YOU ARE A SUFFERE-Go to
your Local Druggist and order CON
CEN1RATED SOURDAL,' price 46l
per tin. This New remedy gives almost
immediate relief, and quickly effects a
permanent cure. 1t penetrates to the
actual seat of the complaint, and has
completely cured many cases which were
considered hopeless If your Chemist
does not yet stock 'SOURDAL'. do not
accep any substitute, but send n
order for a supply direct to the 'SOUR-
DIAL, DISTRIBUTING co, So STA.
TON ROAD, CROYDON. SURREY.
ENG, and a package will be mailed per
return with full directions.
, 1921-01-08
Publication
FROM THE POLICE.

an accordance with the Ordinance of
18th November 1908 s 3 all owners Of
: firearms in Christiansted's Jurisdiction
are hereby notified that a new sign must
be taken out for 1921 before the 18th of
February a. C.
Christiansted Police Office, St Croix,
the 29th December 1920.
F. COULTER.
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viSuI GreCiIOr

VISlI de al Greclor Constantnopoul relnntaea
vechu|u Imperu al Bizantuui, orsantin actualul
1cgc, Inpaat in reaIzaca acesui Wis ajutat de
Tngliera
Toata pelica III caea realizarii acestui Wis
spun ace carl ina in secreee dplomatiei engeze,
fos kena asa prtzani u, tuci nationalist carl sau
declalat otivnic hotr al acestu pan 81 carl in acunle
Tor spriiiniti dc diplomatic franceZa.
Frana inerese mari angajate in Consannopol, III
earl sufer serioasa daca acest oras
ciea sub donnatunea gleaca ec toata neutraatea
Pc manesteaz i'll rdzbou actual inre Grec 81 Tuc
simpaa ei este eel din ultmee vicorii turce
sunt vazutt och buni i'll Flana.
Pentru Rom1na ori carl egaturle famliarc ntre
Kegele omanici 81 REGGIE Grcciei-pe carl in cest
mice poltce poae teneiu Costantinopolu 81
strolle IN mana greclor ar sena sS1uRlea veel sale
econonice lnsemna sd fie la dscreta unu popor
traga oate avanaee din positia lar
aceasd poartd Ma1ei Negre care ceeae mari 81
ne in paguba Romaniei.
Roani bne pc g1eci Sa nu-si faca luz desprc
1narnimia genteta, petena lor 81 fl bne sa alba nto
,eauna aminte proveru Ronmnor ''Graeco fides Nula
fides''
toaa barbara turcilor Muntcna 81 Noldova n'au
aea aur asupr 81 stoacer della turi della greci
Donia anarioa de peste suta de ami pagna maj
trsa 81 du1e1oasa din astoria Romanor ciocomea Gle
taxi pune deacur1nezisu democratiei romano sun
olraSle grecest
Rolanii macedonen suferit mai mule maltlatali 5:
lafur della Grec decj della Tnrci, sub sapanre
;flau pdn anu 1913 Turc nci odata au ncercat sa lie
smulgl crcdina 81 limlDa Creci.
Eeria greceasca Il fos parjol peste princpatee
name
Domnu Tudor al c;rui sa serbat atita nsu
flere anu pc paiurle romanest caZu victma vi
ceniei miseie g1eclor ucis de din porunca gre
ceasca, pentfu idellu grecesc.
Confictul grecoroman din anul 1906 care, daca
iurcia 81 Bulgaria ntre Greca Rona ii dat astere
unu lazou din uciderea in masa ratilor nor ma
ceoneni de bandele greces conuse Gle oer preo
grec, evenmen contimporan ar trebui uitat
Alta mesnre clnd vorba sd eXamineze constiintee
Oar tribulatiunie Grecior in tinpu l5zboului mon
dial Ute Popa poa carora sa pus capat nunai mu
tnmita eneryiei Francezilor
Nc Consannopolu 81 nici srmtorile, Bosforul 81 Dar
tlanelele treMe incaIl pc mantle greclo IN primu
rand nteresu Romaniei 81 al doiea al inrege Europe
Consantnopolu 81 srmtorle trcbue Internal ionalizae
Constatinopoul trebue decara Oras Lber Sediu1 Lge
Naunor 81 att orasu cat 81 srmtorle puse sub uisdc
dictiunea acestei lig.
Nunai aunc fl liberia deopotriva de larg deschisa
aceasta poaa np mari 81 81 Marea Neagra, nlna
atunci Fl in mani pnternce, so apere mporiva or
81 cni mai seama impotrva Ruso carl sub oli frma
afsa, nazunta or este Constantinopoul
Roananii carl sun direct primejdu daca Constantine
polu strmtor Fl saanite de Greci trebue sd rdice
gasu mporiva acestu plan 81 sprneasca din toate pu
te deia att orasul cat 81 strmtore sa declare inter
rationale sub urisdctunea gei Natunlor in cazn eel
inai ran, marion puter europene
-
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SurMAe de
ocroiire
Ro1ul social al acestui fnstitut. -
Datoria pc care . M toti intelec-
tualii de al sprijini.

De dol ami $ "a mfiintat la Cluj.
la initiativa d-lui DR.. MoldOvan
81 ell sprijinul colegilor sal de ia
-facultatea de medicinal, institutul
surorilor de OcrOtire. care null
tOra, poate, inca MI lie, este indes.
tut cunOscut. 81.
De la inceput trebuie sd amin
tesc, ca Institute, de felul institu-
tului clujan. exista deja de multi
in t0ate tarile apusene, unde an
fost intimate de societati parti-
culare, constiente de marea i'm.
portanta acestor alcatuiri So
ciale.
La moi insa, unde din pricina
yitregimei sortii, siasnl vi-eniilos'
noua 81 spiritti sociM Au phtut
str;ibate numai mai tarziu 81 mai
meet, a trebuit sd ia fnsllsi Statul
initiative infRnt6rei unei astfel
de alcatuiri moderne, precum este
scoala surorilor de rocrotire, care
in felul ci pana acun1 este unica
in tara noastra.
Scopul acestei asczAmant cul-
tnral este dea N ihssrtetie u
educatie specialA Acelor doamnc
81 aoh1nisoAie, eare sssu decss a
Sc ocupa, ca functionare de Stat
Gu ocrotirea sociala, igienica a
sanitara q popDrsilni.
Era char timpdl sttpren 60 VI
Sc trimita u Ia mo-, "a IA adte tari
cnl+e, povatuitos5s, bine instruite
N inijlocui pop0ful1h, caruia sa-i
dea ihvst5tnf5 s1lA 81 se e.
rcAsca de bosle n cak de N.
Nofnavire, sai t65asck ! en-
iaha az eu vfsI nm ~ Az
|baba desclntt [S 4 : y "A
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sriji ca ordinati,lnile sa fie exact
exec,ttatp.
A fost 81 este necesitate ar
zatoare, ca in lllpta pornita de
toate popoarele civifizate impo-
trivia inortalititii~ copillor, taber-
culozei. boalclor lumesti, alceo-
iismului 81 altor plagil soclale, sa
avem 81 moi in ccle dintai rlnduri
de bataic, o avantgarda bine ln-
armata 81 decis; a l,lpta in con-
ira celor mai napraznici dalsinani
|nevazuti al omului
Trebuia sd dam 81 moi poporulnl
nostru, obisnl,it "a tahn;lci toate
cu voia intimplal'ii 81 a nu vedea,
povatuitoare cutie earl, in graiul
| 81 dupa priceperea lui. sal mvete
ca endemiile, epidemiile 81 pla-
glle sociale nu sunt pedepsele
provedintei, ci efectul 81 urmarile
lagentilor patogeni, transmisi de
d ON Ia ON. orr de la animal la
ON din pricina nepriceperii, ne
cunostintei, ncgligentei, nepasj
l.rei. dar mai cu seama a neascuI
Itarei 81 neexecutarii legilor s.
ordonmtelor sanitar-igienice
A fost 81 este datoria Statulu
Isl noastra a tuturora, ca sd in
cercam a pune zagaz febrei puer
pelala, acestui ,mizerabil flagc
al lauzelor, char 81 prin institui
rea unui control de Stat eel exc
cuta sora de ocrotirc.
| 'lnfiintarea institutului din Clu
Isl intrOducerea institutiunii su
rorilor de ocrotire nu este dar;
Inumai I'm pOstulat al timpurilol
moderne, ci char trebuinta i'm
Iperioasa 81 izvorita din dragoste;
de neam 81 din dorul de a fac'
fata multelor nevoi 81 mizerii so
cialc. igienice 81 sanitare ale po
porului nostru. pentru a caru
bunastare 81 prosperitate sunten
Idatori a aducc char 81 cele ma
mari sacrificii.
! Z bine sa Sc site deci ca ficcar,
doamna ori domnisoara care 81
decide a imbratisa caricra fri
/ moas; de sora de ocrotire, n,
numai ca-Si asigura o stare bun;
Isl frumoasa sociala. ci Isl indie
plineste Q datorie sfanta fata d,
marble interesc ale neamnlui.
Ar fl de dorit ca intefectuali
nostri~ tinand seana dc acest'
Econsideratii. sa indemne cat d,
mallte doamne 81 domnisoare
Intra ca eleve in scoala suroriloi
de ocrotire din Cluj.
Intretinerea 81 invatamantu
sunt gratuite, toate clevelc fiint
bnrsierele Statului 81 avand india
torirea intra in serviciul Statu
lni dupa absolvirea cursului.
DR.. Lazar Popcvici.
Dm ''Patria").
i !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-24

Autoritatiie comunale din Dan.
vile, Ind, refnza a iinpuna aful
acesta vre-un impozit asupra 10.
cuitorilor, zicAnd ca comma arr
destui bani So intretind cheftnie.
lille Ell ln an de zile. Cate mile
snnt para la DAnyilles
Daca femeile n'ar us4 fesuci.
torul tle eat prtt1r ee4a toHk in.
yentat, mai piitini bkrbAti s'sh
tene de casatbfie.
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"a sf va ncepe caci nu vor ii vagoa-
he destule pentru transportare.
iii cei din urma trei ami in acest Sc
zon totdeuna s'au ccrut mai multe
vagoanc deceit stau la dispozitia
companiilor.~
AKRON. = DIVA Stark Manta-
ncz Smith, de 20 ami, fost rela-
sata din temnita la recomandarea
procuroruiui. Ea a fost acllzata c "a
participat la asasinarea lui Peter
Shur in luna Octomvrie anul tre-
cut. Ea a declarat ca vrea sa sc re-
intoarca la mama eli in West Virgil
mia. Ea lnat 81 Pc cei dol capii al
eli cll ca: unul dintr o casatorie pre-
cedenta. lar celelalt copilul lui
Charles Smith, care fost achitat
in luna April de ac,lza G a asasinat
pc Shur
Lena Drogan aparut inaintea
politiei eri GU plinsoare contra
luisei Jones care lar Fl furat q
haina. Gu toate ca dInsa a fost pa
gubita, totusi a fost arestata, caci
capitanul politiei a mirosit ceva'
Dind ordin so cerceteze, s'a gasit
asupra eli sticla Gu whsikey. Ea
a fost detinuta pentru violarea le-
Gil Crabbe. II
MARYSVILE, O. - Prima ope
ratie ce s'a sdvirsit in spitalul nou
al orasului a fost savIrsita pc
Frank Bergandine care STA rupt
nina. Operatia a success foarte bine
Acest spital e echipat in mod mo
dern mai ales pentru operatiile ma
neinsemnate.
Politia a fost infatisata All ell
un caz misterios. gasind cadavru
| lui Nicholas Prosin in camera sa
2221 Franklin Ave. Moartea sa $
prOvcnit de la rama la capatina
cauzata dc~o .fovitura cu o sticla
S 'au gaSit niste bucatelc de sticie
intre paharul lui. Vecinii spun ca
el a esit afa1sl eri la ora 7 81 s'a
rcintors cu I'M prietin la ora TO-
Ell II 'au auzit nici I'M sgomot in
camera lui.
Akron. = Doamla Minnie G.
Barry, in petitia sa pentru divor1
acuza pc barlbatul sau Gu aceea
cd el merge in fiecare seara, in
oras 81 ii refuza ei sa' petreac;i
Aceasta datina ur1ta are in fie-
care seara, - zice dansa. Jude
catorul ascultat-o 81 la dat di-
vort pc baza crudelitItii extreme
Eli sunt casatoriti din 1914 81 AL
ln copil