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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
ZAMILOVAN Do ZENY OBJ
ZALOVANE z VRAZDY.

Patsy Guida Jest imenc
muze, patrne Vlacha, jenz "a
hofel laskou k Eme Colavito-
We, jez ma byti jako znamo
souzena pro spoluudast ma "a.
vrazd6ni lal1ewoodsk6ho na-
kladatele Kabera. Laska Jest
slepa, pravi stare pfislovi a
toto jest potvrzovano znovu
zamilovanym timto taliianem.
Una pry Emmu 16 rokd Jest
presv6dGen, re vse co sc il kla
de ia vinu, jest tirocirym W.
myslem. Dobra jeho Emma ne
nj pry to namichati n6komu
jedu a re by prodavala medi-
ciny ga nekrest' anske penize,
jest poSetilosti, jez ratri do RI
Sc baiek.
Emma uni vSe, krasn6 vy5i-
va, uni vafit, o$etfovat, uni
zkratka vSecko a poctive Sc
starala o svych pet ditek, il
nymi sloVy Patsy Guida nemd-
re Sc do6kati, az Emmu z kri
minalu pusti, ably mohl rovnou
cestou vesti il k oltari
Chodi denne k ok6nku ieii
cely a jeden ma druh6ho pohli-
ii. posila il RUNE pfilepSe-
nj, ktere prohlednou vzdy W
pomocni serifove Golwitzer
Murphy a Eibel.
Verne toto milovani della
muzi onomu iiste cest, ale
bude-li ieho lasky sen splnen
Jest ovsem problem, "a ktery
duzno napsati hodn6 yelky O.
taznik.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
POMSTA ODMfTNUTEHO
NAPADNlkA.

23-letou Helenu Thomaso-
YOU, 2106 zap. 33. III. pliseI
navStiviti mlady muz, jehoz
srdce zahorelo horouci laskou.
Vyznal Helence svoii naklon-
most, ale divka odpovedela, re
ma slatek nepomySli. Odmit-
nutI ctitel smuten Sci k otc
miloyane d6vy, ale zde Wy
znela odpoved' odmitav6. Ko-
Sickem obdafeny mladik Sci
domu, ale "a p1l hodiny obje-
vil Sc Y bytu beZnadejne lasky,
zat'ukal ma ok6nko prosil
.tVrdoSiinou milenku, ably mu
.popfala sluchu jeSt6 jednou.
Devce otevfela a ma pozdrav
Zahrmela il rama revolveru
a kolem hlavy poletoValy il tfi
SKY 2 dfev6neho ramu dveri,
do ktereho Sc kule patrn6 il
same urcona, zaryla. Odmitnu
~ yystreliI ma divku dvakra-
te a potom stateGne utekl. Ia
milovana tato historic odehra-
Ia Sc Y ned6li veGer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

Ave. pfejel vcera 36-let6ho 10
sefa Fischera, $40 Bonna A
We ma vych. SO. III. a st. Clair
Ave po cinu rychle ujizdel,
byl vsak nekterymi autoisty
pronasledovan a polapen. Dan
byl V obzalobu proto, re OPT
~ fidil automobil.
Do nemocnice sv. Alexe ma
Broadway byli dovezeni til
zraneni Ia rnznych nehod a
do Fairview nemocnice do
praveno dokonce 8 poran6-
nych, kteri pfisli k urazu pfi
dvou nehodach. K zran6ni pfi
sci / traficni policista V Edge
water parku Walsh, jenz byl
ma SVEN sluzebnim mist6 zasa
zen jistym, patrne velice 81
koVnym sportsmanem. Walsh
byl vsak ponechan V domacim
oSetrovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
aBvETs
UVfTANf EISKUPA
SCHREMBSE.

Novemu sprayci cleveland
ske diecese biskupu Josefu
Schremb5ovi dostalo Sc v nede
Ii slavnostniho uvitani. Tisice
lidu dostavilo Sc ma ulice, ze-
jm6na ma vych. 8. ul. a novy
duchovni hodnostaf byl vitan
srdecne cd stanice MA vych.
105. al. az Ike katedrale sv. ia
ma. Biskup sam byl zrejm6 do
lat neocekavane nadsenym
pfiietim a netajil Sc We svych
prvnich rozmluvach, re podob
neho uvftani ami netusil.
Take ned6lni uvitaci prGvod
byl jednim . neiv6t$ich, ktery
kdy Cleveland vid6l. Zahaien
byl oddilem jlzdnf policie a
cetou motocyklistu, nacez ma
sledovaly katolicke spolky, u
niformovane organisace, o.
kraslenG vozy a nepfehledna
fada automobile vyzdobenych
barvami papeze a Spoi. Stat6.
Biskup Schrembs vsedl ma
nadraIi do auta q doyeZen byl
ma Superior Ave. vych. 80.
ul., kde tribuny, postavene
pred katedralnim domem, ce-
II pruvod prehlizel, ustavicn6
vlidn6 dekuie "a cetne pozdra
Wy. Pc uvitacich obfadech cd
iel biskup do residence svoii,
1885 Amber parkway, Gle
veland Heights.
Ia priiezdu ma stanici uvi-
tan byl Ufadujicim namest-
KEN mayora, ienz meska ma
dovolen6 w. B. Woodsem, RI
ditelem mestskych prav spolu
5 n6kterymi vySSimi mestskymi
dfednIky.
Y uvitacim vyboru tteme
imena ceskych kn6zi rev. F.
j. Hrocha a rev. j F. Kfesinu
2 obcanstva pax zasedali PIP.
Ant. Chlanda, F. Trhlin, Josef
Vyhnal, +. S. Pekarek, Jifi Di
voky a Josef Hrouda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
NEDELNf kRONIKA AUTO.
MORILOVYCH NESTEST1.
Jeden zabit a patnsct
zraneno.

Y nedeli zabit byl pfi auto
mobilovych nehodach jeden
muz a 15 osob zraneno, Mich
3 t6zce.
57-lety Thomas White, 1916
vych. IL. H., pfechazel Sc svo
il dcerou, 27-letou pi. Violeto-
YOU ze Saginaw, Mich, jez iej
prijela navstfviti, vychodni
devatou ulici u Walnut Ave,
kdyz pojednou byli oba zasa-
zeni autem fizenym Abraha-
mem Auerbachem, pozemko-
wynn o0chodnikem, 9202 Park
gate Ave. Otec dcera byli an
tenn odmrSt6ni n6kolik stop
daleko. Ocitf sVedci vyprayuii.
ze White i dcera vstoupili do
drahy automobile "a tlaGenice,
iez povstala naSledkem zastu-
pa, sp6chajicich k vitani no
vfho clevelandskeho biskupa
Schrembse. Whitemu byla 2lo-
mena patef, takze ma mist6
skonal a pi. Violetova utrp6la
zlomeni nohy a nebezpecn6
vnitrni Zranenf. Auerbach
pax bude zalovan pro neopatr
nou iizdu.
Ma Canton rd. V North
Springfield byla "a srazky
dvou automobile shozena Sc
stroje pi. O. FetZova a uvnitf
povazlive Zran6na, kdezto ie-
il manzel a 14-leta dcera w
vazli ien 5 leh6imi poSkraba-
ninami.
Osmilety John Sullivan,
-2117 zap. %. nj. byl zasazen
'autem ma zap. 25. ul. a Han
cock Ave. a rozbita mu lebka.
Ride auta Rich. Humid, 1874
zap. II. ul. bude Sc muset q
melody zodpovidati.
Sedm automobilistu vesm6s
2 Findlay Zraneno bylo naho
dou jen lehce, kdyz jeden
stroj vraZil do telegrafniho
sloupu a zavinil tax srazeni sc
Sc strojem t6sn6 "a MIN Je-
,doucim. Podobnych lehcich
zraneni Zaznamenavaji nedel
nj raporty jest6 n6kolik.
Seaman dopravnich nehod
"a vtereisl sgatek Jest take
dosti znacny, takze lie skutet
ne uvesti jen n6ktere udalo-
Kti.
Ch. J. Pierce, 8705 Euclid
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
PRfLIS SHINY DOMACt
VYROBEk.

V dome els. 1870 yych. Ca
ul byla Y ned6li pohromade
vesela spolecnost, iez krone
jin6 zabavy statecne holdova-
la "trunku nestridm6mu". Y
nemz hIavni slovo mel pfilis
snad shiny vyrobek domaei Vi
nopalny. Jeden druh. 41-lety
Frank Rycalensky, usnul tax
tvrd6, re iej ami pfivolany le-
kaf, Dir. w. II. James nemohl
vzbudit konstatoval smrt ma
sIedkem nemlrneho pozitf Ii
hovin. Rycalensky byl zenat a
bydlel Y els. 1914 vych. Ga. nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
MEZI BRATRY.

Dvoulety Jakys spor mezi
Miehalem a Danlelem Magic
Vymi wynn Snad i bratrovraz-
du. Oba souroZenci, ac bydle-
Ii jednom pokoji V els. 839
vych. lac. ul. utinili pry slib
re jeden ma druheho nebudou
mluviti. Y nedeli vecer pro
mluvil Daniel ma Michala
East propukla znovu, nasledo
vala hadka a vysledek Jest
BE Michal lei V glenvillskt
nemocnici S bodnou ranou, kite
ra jest prohlaSovana "a nebez-
petnou a rabiatsky bratr Da-
MEL jest Ia mfiaemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
VRELE DiKY.

Hlubokou vdecnosti pobadana vzdavam timto
srdeGn6 diky vSem vazenym pfitelkynim pfateum a
Znamym, jz me pocte uytanou pfezitosti meho
Stastn6ho navratu stare vlas uspofdda prekvapu-
jic dychanek pfi kter6m isem bya bahoprenym proie
w zahrnua a cennymi darky obdarovana. Zeim&na
srdten6 diky vzdavam milym pfitelkynim p Zemanov6
Cable Ave. pi. Mckove vych. 65. u pi Kubov6
Broadway usporadani teto oslavy a v$e menu
DOe8eni ucinili Hluboce doiata podanim mn6 kr&sn6
kytice skvostne eektricke lampy pM bohate veceri
sini p Kebla ma Mcbride Ave. nebyio mn6 mozno
skere proievy pTfchylnos Ike mne vSem pod6kovat a
protO cnim tax touto cesou pfanlm abv mGi vfeE dix
byl pfat co proev me pine vdecnosti Vd6Gnosti CT
tim dale zavazana Ct rodne Vitaku ytici krasnych
rnzf milenym pfateGm. rodin6 p. Soy Beaver CT
Knsman, sffbrny prbor pm. hudebnik1m. ktef
pod ffzenm p p Hronka hosty obveselil svym um6
MIN zdaru oslavv pTisp6h Budte uisteny mile pfi-
telkyn6 pfatel6 ze vzdv budu vzpomfnati chvile
kruhu Vasem prozi6 a BE vynasnaSim bych Sc Yam
pf1Zeh VaN pine mlfe odvd9eiti moha
Vd6cna ANNA SOLLY. vych. 40 ul
M. SOLLY manzel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
DOBRODRUzSTVf MALEHO
VYZBICkEHO.

Vtera odpoledne zazil tfi-
lety Josef Vyzbicky iist6 po-
divnou a originahi ptihodu.
Pohraval 81 Sc svym petiletym
bratrem Walterem pred oby-
dim. 6722 Hosmer Ave a "a
hry objevil.. re nekteri hosi od
stranili 2aklopku od poulicnf-
no hydrantu. HoSik snadno ST.
zee strtil ruku do otvoru, ale
hufn bylo, kdvz Sc snazil il
vytahnouti. PTipad sc udal as
We 3 hodinv odpoledne ale te-
prve Sest tricet k veceru Sc
podafilo hocha q nemile situa
ce vysvoboditi. Ia velkeho
sb6hu lidi 2kouSeny byly poll
.cii hasiGi vSechny NONE
zpGsobv, vodarny povolan
dokonce pracovni autotruck Sc
vSemi moznymi nastroji. Po-
divna udalost privabila tolik
lidu. ze bvlo povolano deset
policistd, kteTi udrzovali I'VE
davce V patricne vzdalenosti.
Konecn6 bvlo dsti rourv od-
sroubovano q velitel hasitske-
no odd6lenf John O'Neil opa-
trne rozbil cast svfrajici rue
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
SUD VIVA kORISTt AUTO.
BANDITU.

Policie patra po zlodeiska
spoIetnosti, jez vtera rano u
kradla farmafi Clar. Henrymu
v Geauga Lake re stodoly pl-
ny sud vina. As dvanacticlen-
ma banda m6la sebou cestov-
nj automobil a autotruck. Uie-
Ii kofisti sm6rem ke Cleve-
landu vzdor tomu, re "a mimi
okradeny farmaf stfilel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

sobotu nezaplatil ucet, nasta
la po mem shanka a Kaiser ma
lezen byl ma luzku mrtev. Pfi-
volanou policii bylo zjiSt6no,
re smrt jeho nastala nasled-
KEN nesmirneho poziti liho-
vim. Mrtvola jeho byla dorra-
vena do Rausova pohrobnicke
no zavodu ma Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

Co nam vsechno slibuji

VcerejSi oslavy Dnu prace V
Luna parku Sc sutastnilo ma
50, 900 osob. Odpolednf doba
yenoVana byla r1znym sportov
MIN hram, kdezto vecer uspo-
lfadan byl Tecnicky turnai, ma
kter6m mluvili ttyfi kandidati
Imayorstvf a apelatni soudce
Willis Vickery, jenz mluvil mi
sto Sc nedostavivSiho w. D..
McMahona z Detroit.
Vickery mluvil proti otevre-
Inym dilnam a pfiznaval, re Sc
organisovana prace musi obr-
niti pro neituzsi eXistentni "a
pas, iakeho kdy naSe d6iiny by
| " sv6dky. Promluvili tez ctyfi
kandidati mayorstvi, demokrat
f. B. Haserodt, neodvisly re-
publikan radni Hincliffe. neod-
visly demokrat Boyle a neOd-
visl3 d take nestranny kandi-
dat Ch. Fl. Hubbell. NeodvislV
Republican Fred Kohler a neod
visly demokrat a statni sena-
tor j. A. Reynolds, meskali
vcera mimo mesto mayor
Fitzgerald zaslal pfipis. Neco
pozoruhodnejsiho v$ak nefekl
zadny 2 pfitomnTch GekancG.
Hincliffe Sc prohlasil proti
kazd6mu zvysovani ceny pri-
rodniho plynu, sliboval nezavi-
slou policii, jakoz vzornou pra
ci kazd6ho mestsk6ho depart
mentu, veetn6 odvazeni smeti
a tist6ni ulic.
Haserodt Sc pfiznayal, ze
vstoupil do politick6 ar6ny.
spolehaje Sc sam ma sebe, pou-
kazoval ma dneSni krisi, ma ne
zam6stnanost, kterou sliboval
portrait.
Hubbell opakoval sliby, re
bude metlou vsech lenochd a
Inedochvilnych dredniku a ze Y
padu zvoleni bude mayorem
nestrannym a pravil, ze Jest
pro stejnou spravedlnost vuti
d6lnikovi at jiz uniovy listek
ma neb ne.
Bowie radil delnictvu, ably
prehlizelo a pripravovalo svoje
fady k boji S kapitalem, ktery
sqha praci 20 hrdle a pravil,
2e ieho Zvolenim bude miti or
ganisovany delnik ma radnici
prav6ho pritele. 'Nebude YAM
tfeha klenati. abyste mne spa
tfii. dv6fe budou pro vas pro
ostatni Cleveland dokofan ote-
vreny".
Jak ie vidat. ma 81 cleveland
Sl,6 volitstvo 2 echo vybrati.
slibd Velka zdsoba, pro kazde-
no n6co,
Velktho shromazd6ni bylo
lvyuzito K pfedvolebni propa-
gande soudcem $. III. Silber-
tenn. jenz Sc uchazi o zvoleni
na nfad prednosty municipal
niho soudu celou radou poll
tiku iinych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

do vody. Svak zoufalce A. C.
Hackathorn, $50 vych. 112.
ul., nimz spolecne bydlil, Wy
pray6l, re sebevrah byl stizen
nemoci jiz po nekolik rokd a
ze take Gin mdze byti pripsan
ma vrub teto okolnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06

ku maleho zajatce a "a vseo-
becneho jasotu lidu jej. osvo-
bodil. Hoch jest sirotkem,
ztrativ otce pred Sesti m6sici
a celou dobu trapn6ho cekani
byl opatrovan podesenou mat
kou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
VRELE DIKY.

Hubokon vdecnosti pobadana, vzdavam tmto srde
enc diky milym sestram sboru LIBUSE c. g. S p j.,
uvftani m6 We schd2i sborove dne 81. srpna Cesk6
Sini Sokona Clark Ave ZvlaSni dix necht prime CT
sesra predsedka Anna Bartenstein bahoprenE pro-
slov podan mn6 krasn6ho darku mtnem pfitomych
sester Dale srdetn6 d6kuii ct Klnbu Ratoest Maiova
sesersk6 uvani schulz dne %. srpna, ktere
jsem bya pfateslymi pr0ievy Zahrnuta 2VlaSte pred
sedce pr JuliJaroimkov6 pfivitan Imenem pfitom-
nych sester V6fte mile sesty re sem neocekavala
pfi mem navrau vzdalen6 Kalifornie kamz isem re
zdravotnich ohedu byla odebrat tolk lasly
prichynosti. Moi snahou bude pine mife Sc Yam
odvdtft. Vd6Gna
MARIE LINHARTOVA, re zap. 40 ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-06
NOVA OBET ALkOHO-
LISMU.

Y Nickel Plate hotelu, 1877 |
Coltman Ave. ubytoval Sc pred
nedavnem 47-lety Josef Kai-
ser. Kdyz pax kromobydejn6
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26
HONORABLE MENTION
FOR FIRE FIGHTERS

A plan to give official and honorable
mention to stockmen or their en-
ployees who render independent ser
vice in preventing or fighting fires on
national forests has been suggested by
foresters of the United States DEPART
ment Of agriculture. This plan should
be similar to that now in effect in
some sections where sheep herders
who have been 81 jecially diligent in
observing the grazing regulations are
given card commencing them to
other sheep raisers to whom they may
apply for employment. The sugges-
ton is made that special letters of
appreciation could be sent by district
foresters of the Forest service.
Ordinary cooperation which stock
men agree to in their applications
should not be thusr ecognized, the spe-
cialists say, but noteworthy cases
should receive official and honorable
mention. Examples of such cases TAX
en- from the Forest service records
are:
1.-TWO herders saved the day in the
case of one fire."
Nine permittees fought 48 hours
without recompense.
"A herder took up the patrol of
regular ranger during the latter's ill
ness"
Zone permittee came 80 miles and
fought 90 hours and said he expected
no pay for his services"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26
SEVERAL METHODS
TO ERADICATE THISTLE

The perennial SOW thistle is found
in many places in the middle west and
on account of the wind-distributed
seed it is practically impossible to
exterminate it unless an entire COM
munity co-operates. There is no
single method of control applicable to
all conditions.
Several methods of eradication are
recommended by the department. One
is to plow in late June, before the
blossoms have opened. After blowing
pack the soil Immediately and then
cultivate with a duck-foot or cutting
type of cultivator at frequent inter
walls, keeping the ground bare until
frost. This method will kill the weed
in a single season if the work is con-
scientiously done.
The use of rye and of early oats has
been successful against SOW thistle.
Some farmers plant spring rye on
sow-thistle land in early May cutting
it for hay in late July, followed i'm
mediately by blowing and reseeding to
fall rye or practicing the bare fallow
until frost Many farmers in the grain
belt are turning to mixed farming.
Close grazing with cattle or sheep will
keep down sow thistle, but this is a
temporary expedient.
Where the sow thistle occurs in
small patches it may be sradicated by
covering for an entire season with tar
paper or other material that will com
pletely exclude light. Cutting the
plants and applying crude dry salt, or
grubbing out the plants and burning
the removed parts can be practiced in
some instances. Sow thistle should
never be permitted to go to seed is
possible to prevent. The importance
of using clean seed can hardly be
overestimated, particularly in the sec
tons of North Dakota and Minnesota
which are at present free from the
pest
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26
PERSONALS

| MIR. and Mrs. Sterling of White
! Lake We're in the city 10 attend the
philharmonic Orchestra concert last
Friday.
Miss Catherine Rood of Stevens
Point was guest at the E. A. Good
! ing home during the convention of the
Wisconsin Federation of Women's
clubs.
d r. Gooding, G. X. Gooding.
and Thorpe Edmonds spent Saturday
and Sunday at Deerfoot Lodge on Lake
Laura. They had very successful
fishing trip.
w. R. Scholfield, Miss Virginia
Manson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Scholfield
and Rufus Manson went to Plum Lake
last Friday, the former two returning
home on Monday.
H. l.. Mumm and Fred H. Fuhr-
mann are at the Menominie Indian
reservation attending the Corpus
Christie celebration which the Indians
are holding. About 1900 of the 1890
Indians on the reservation are Cath
Ollie and are participating in the cele-
bration.
Mrs. Agnes Young Tucker of New
York city, was guest at the home of
Mrs. NJ. M. Secor last week. Mrs.
Secor also entertained two other
guests, Mrs. Frank Montgomery of
Merrill and Mrs. ]. H. Yost of Mo-
since, all Of whom returned to their
homes on Tuesday evening.
Herman Achterberg and party
of friends fshed, trout near Long
Lake above Gleason last Sunday.
They say the scenery on the road
about Long Lake is exceptionally
pretty, the lake being surrounded by
high hills. The road winds about at
the point and some portions of it are
dangerous.
Mrs. c. G. Kruger departed last
Friday for Washington, D. c., where
she will join her daughter, Miss
Gretchen Kruger, who has been at
tending National Park seminary for
young ladies in Maryland, only a short
ride from Washington. They will re-
turn home together and during the
first week of June Mr.. and Mrs.
Kruger and family will be at Plum
Lake, where they have a summer
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Montgomery
returned from Milwaukee where they
had visited their son, Donald F. Mont
gomery for short time, on Monday.
Mr.. Montgomery after attending the
hearing of the Wausau Telephone
company at Madison joined his wife
at Milwaukee. Saturday and Sunday
last they spent with DR.. and Mrs B.
F. Conlin, former residents of this
city, at their home in Fond du Lac.
Willis Silverthorn, who was in the
city last Sunday, left Monday morning
for Hayward, Wis, accompanied by
his daughter. When driving along a
narrow stretch of road above Grand
mother falls, some distance beyond
Merrill, Mr.. Silverthorn's car suddenly
swervedi to the right, entered a bog
out of which there was no possibility
of driving and settled there, water and
mud being above the hubs. A team of
horses and strong chain finally got
the car back on solid ground
Lila Balm-Lilia Balm. Adv.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26
A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need Of a REM
edy for kidney troubles and backache.
il is a good plan to try Doan's Kidney
Pills. They are strongly recommended
by Wausau people. Ask your neigh
Dor.
Mrs. Mary Sommerfeldt, S2s Fifth
ave. ~. Wausau. says: Ion and on
for the last few years l have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and they have
always been of great help TO me. My
back has been so lame could hardly
bend over. My kidneys were weak and
felt badly in every way but Doan's
Kidney Pills soon fixed me up. Doan's
relieved me from the start and have
used them since whenever have had
return attack" statement given
October %. 1879
On January 81, 1918, Mrs. Sommer-
feldt said: Il always use Deans Kid
ney Pills for attacks of kidney trouble
ard praise them very highly"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs, Sommerfeldt had. Foster-Nfil-
burn CO., Mfrs. Buffalo, n. y. Adv.
Lila Balm--Lilia Balm. Adv.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26

when the final count is registered by
the judges on Saturday, June II.
Speculation is rife as to who the
lucky winners of the big prizes will
be. But who can tell? No one knows
now, and the information cannot be
impaired until the official judges have
completed their task of checking up
the votes on the final day. To soli-
quize on the outcome is of no avail
though. II is real, enegetic effort and
never ceasing determination that
makes the end seem brighter. Every
club member has an equal chance to
win one of the prizes, and the more
work they do, the more certain they
will be to win. Votes alone will de-
eide the winners.
Battle Royal for Votes
1t is needless to add, that the club
members will work harder than ever
before, from now on. Those with
leads and determination to hold their
positions, realize the only way TO play
safe is to secure every available sub
scription. 1t is simply matter of
fighting to the last ditch that wins
the battle. This is a battle-a battle
for votes for the greatest list of val
liable prizes ever given away in this
section.
Yesterday is dead, tomorrow does
not exist, act today. Subscriptions
and votes are now the main issue
Workers in the race today are neither
winners nor losers. The real votes,
the winning votes" are still TO be
collected. Don't forget that!
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26
MAKING LEGISLATURE
QUIT ITS EFFORT TO
RULE THE UNIVERSE

The following editorial appeared re-
Gently in The Milwaukee Journal re-
lative to Senator Birds action in the
state senate:
State Senator Claire B. Bird, Wau-
sau, refuses to vote on the resolution
memorializing congress not to repeal
the excess profits tax. Senator Bird
sees himself state senator, not a
United States senator. He seems to
hold that he was elected to make state
laws and he can find no justification
for settling, on the states time, a
question of federal taxation. He takes
seriously the state constitution, which
prescribes the duties of the members
OF the legislature, among which are
not doing the work of congress, nor
instructing the secretary of state in
international relations, nor even build
ing political fences for such members
of the legislature as may need them.
What's more, Senator Bird isn't at
all spineless about il. The senate
rule requiring record votes. he de-
clares. is immaterial, irrelavent and
incompetent and cannot be applied to
questions beyond the sphere of the le-
gislature. He stands on his constitu-
tional rights in defying the senate
rule. "If / am ordered to vote, will
not vote" he says. land If | am sent
to Jail, will get out on habeas corpus
and fight the case"
Here's hoping Senator Birds fight
ing blood keeps hot. If he wins, he
will remove the main reason for the
desire of the legislature to regulate
the universe. For vote that is not in
the record will be of little use as bait
for political hook. Then perhaps the
legislature may do what it should do
for the state without staying in ses-
sion all summer.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-05-26
AUTO DITCHED-YOUNG
MEN ABANDON 1T WHEN
THREE WHEELS BREAK

Three young men, none of whom
have been identified, abandoned an
automobile near Taegeville on Mon
day last when three wheels were bro
ken by reckless driving. The young
men had with them Miss Ida Streh-
low, teacher in the town of Maine,
who had just dismissed her school
and was walking home. They offered
her ride home and she accepted.
None of the party suffered injuries
and Miss Strehlow after the accident
walked toward her home, the men
meanwhile going in the opposite di-
rection. The police were Immediately
notified Of the abandoned car but
have not been able TO trace the owner
there being no license plate or any
means of telling TO whom the car be-
longs.