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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-10
LODGES OF AIEDO
ENJOY BIG OUTING
Especial to The Argus.)

Aledo, ILL.,, June 10.-Members Of
the Aledo Masonic and Eastern
Star lodges enjoyed an indoor pic
mic last night at the Masonic hall.
About two hundred people attended
the event. Following the picnic an
interesting program was given.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-10
ESPECIAL Correspondence. !

Genese0, Ill, June 10.-Farmers
from all over the country were
present at the annual meeting OF the
Henry County Livestock Breeders
Wednesday. Plans were laid to
hold sales, IN order that small
breeders might have a chance to
dispose Of their surplus stock.
Things Of general interest to breed
ers and farmers were discussed.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-10
FLAG DAY WILL
Be ORION event
Program For Friday Evening IL Ar.
ranged BY Citisens-s0 VIII
Take Part
fSpecial Correspondence, !


Orion, ILL.,, June 10.-F1ag day
will be observed In Orion next
Tuesday with = program to be given
N the Orion Opera house in the
evening. Fifty young people will
ta1ksport In the program. which
WIN s0ohsist Of recitations. solos,
:Qaartsts, readings. drills, singing,
and tableaux.
The principal characters taking
part are - follows:
Uncle Sam-Carl Larson.
eGolumbia-MrA Forrest Wayne,
The original states Deleware,
1sthsr Samuelson: Pennsylvania,
4val Weaterlund: New Jersey. Es-
/ 1Aefs Reters0a; Georgia, Ruth
1ohle1s Connecticut Laurene As
u1u1f5H MAoeachusetts, Florence
joh1lQs Aarylapd, Marion Nagnu-
- !: nth Carolina. Ha1sl Westar.
a1hnd ~ Hampshire. MAble Sam,
lun1ooHx virgins, Myrtle Chelstrum;
II XWk, lima Johnson: North
aoSViA LeoR Westoeluna: Rhode
I 6 N1olaE Hnenunl
I otn1nas tn yuuan4n9 &
4 1naldng - n al vtll b Esp.
1G ~ . yo1Ae la61ea.
uS11D which j. ba1Mg 20.
49, n1ee ~ a1sDtcas - II
- caepe. vm y Z,
I ~ :. | : !.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-10
DISAGREE ON NAVAL BILL.

Washington, June 10.-Sena1e
and house conferences were -
able to agree on senate increAsal
aggregating 9S.000.000 in the nsss
al appropriation bill. L:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-10

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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
kOlko ste zarObili
roku 1920 !?
Uncle Sam zacina kolektovat
lnajinxlkd dan prijmov lanskeho
roku Plata 30 tie iste raty,
ako lani.

USu 30 va kf6kSsAaSA - AASASAAtsSs sA
MIN dane prijmov "a rok 1920.
Spojcne Staty cestou syojich da-
hovych tiradov, spytnjn 50 kazde-
no clovcka: Kol'ko ste zarobili
roku 1890? Odpoved' je ME ziad-
ma hadanka. Kazda slobodna oso-
ba (muz ci zena', ktorej prfjem
Dol $1,000 alebo Wac "a rok ka-
zda zenata osoba, ktorej prijem
Dol rocne $4,000 alebo vyse, po-
yinna je pod prfsahou vystavit'
listinu prijmov pred kolektorom
danf v distrikte, ktorom danov-
mix zije ma alebo pred Is. maroon
1921. Pokuta "a nedodrzanie toh-
to predpisu je $1,000 a dodatocn6
odanenie Is percentami. Kto. ma
schyal by nechcel zaplatit svoju
dan, je pokutovany ME Wac nez
$4,000 alebo jednorocnym vaze-
MIN, alebo oboje, al $ vydavkami
sldnymi. Podobnn pokutu obdrzi
ten, kto poda falosne osvedcenie
prijmov, dodatoGnym so percen
tovym odanenim obnosu, o Ftory
chcel oklamat' stat.
Al zeny plata dan.
Dan Cd prijmov tyka sa zien,
Muz a zena porataj1 81 prijmy 0.
boch, j svojich deti ked' to spo.
luyvynesie $4,000 alebo Wac, dah
musi byt' zaplatena. Diet'a, dc
veku 18 rokov, ktore zarobf same
$1,000 alebo Wac rocne, musi w
stavit' osobitn1 listinu prijmov
Ably zenata osoba bola oslobode
ma cd platenia dane $4,000 alebt
nize. musf zit' spolu manzelom
pot 'azne manzelkon "a cely rok
1920 Rozsobasenf, alebo ktori ne
ziil spolu, oslobodeni si1 zpot
dane len ha obnos $1,000. .Jestli a
le vydrziavajd start matku alebt
deti, to jest sti hlavou rodiny, OBJ
drzia oslobodenie zpod dam nj
obnos $4,000 alebo nize. ~
Raty dani rolxu 1920.
Normalna rata danf ma rol
102Ogje TAXA ista, ako v lani-4
percsnty ma prvych $4,000 cistsh,
priinlu vyse oslobodeneho obnos,
s percent ma zvysuj1ci prijen
vyse tohto obnosu. Toto sa tyk'
kazdeho obyvatel'a Spoj. Statov
ob6ana neobcana. Ma dodatok
normalnej dani, nalozena je vac
sia dan ma prijmy, ktore sti vys
$4,000 rocne. ''..'.
Ktore istiny mate vyplnit'.
Uplne vysvetlenie ;. ma vyplno
vanie listin je obsazene mich
ktore m6zte dostat' cd kolektor
dane " postovej budove). Osob.
ktorych cisty prfjem roku 1872
obnasal $4,000 alebo menej, mai
pouzit' listinu Form 1O4OA'
II, ktorych prfjmy obnasajd Wy
Sc $4,000, majd vyplnit' "Forn
1O4O.'
Danovi lradnici navstivia kas
dy okres v Spoj. Statoch vypo
mahat' danovnikom vyplnovat
ich listiny. Prichod tychto lrad
nikov sa DONATE novin alebo n
danovom trade. Vsetky porady
tom trade dostanete zdarma.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
CHYTENY AUTOMOBILIsTA
BUDE TRESTANY

Stefan Jovik, z {. &c Adams ST.,
East Youngstown, presiel este 90.
decembra 5-rocneho James Douds
ma Wilson Ave, poraniac no t'az-
ko. Jovik miesto toho, ably rane-
neho chlapca zaviezol do nemoc-
nice, zutekal do Pennsylvania. Pc
licia aby no chytila, dala do no
vim zpravu, re memo drajvera ne
INA a re malemu chlapcovi nesta-
10 sa mic. Pribuzni Jovika toto mu
sdelili, naco Jovik vratil sa do E.
Youngstown. Policia no chytila
teraz bude t'azko trestany pre-
zutekanie, ked' NAL ranenemu
chlapcovi pomahat', Chlapec "a
Wac dni visel medzi Mvotom a
smrt 'ou, ale bude 1plne vyliece-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
PRISIEL RABOvAT
ZABUDOL 81 PENIAZE

V stredu rano po 6. hodine vni-
siel akysi zlodej do domu A. J.
Williamsa pod {. 112 Woodland
Ave. Ma sramot prebudila sa dee.
ra Williamsa sla pozret', co sa
deje. Uvidela zbojnika skryvat
sa "a zaclonou. PRIV ale, nez mohla
skIiknut ohlusil ju sobuskom do
bezvedomia. Zbojnfk ale ma to IL
siel u domu. Ked' sd pani vii.
liamsova prebudila, nasla svoju
dceru lezat' ma zemi ma stole pc.
Iazenku so $40, ktorh 81 tam zlo
del v nahlosti zabudol. Zlodej yo,
siel otvorenymi dvermi do izby
ktork zabudol zamkndt' Williams
ked' siel zaveas rama do roboty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Lenin je chory, zdravy ! mrtvy

Po americkych casopisoch sa
caste zjavujd zpravy o shodeni
bolsevickej vlady Rusku, co sa
nikdy nedokazalo pravdive. Pc
tieto dni zjvily sa ale az tri zpra-
Wy odrazu Nikolajovi Leninovi,
vladarovi Ruska. Podl'a jednei
Lenin t'azko onemocnel cd vysi-
lenia nervov a povolani boil dva-
ia. najchyrnejsi nemeckf lekari k
remu. Druha zprava udava do
konca, ze Lenin uz zomrel. Tretia
zprava podvracia toto vsetko a
vyhlasuje, ze Lenin je zdravy ami
orech. Rozumie sa, ze jest mnoho
l'udi, ktorl by 81 priali, aby Le-
nina ma svete nebolo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Buden1e mat. miliciu v meste.

20 mnohych pokusoch, ktore
robili miestni vyslnzilf vojaci, ko-
neene doslo povolenie sod vojen-
'sk6ho ministrestya " Washingto-
mi, ktorym sa novol'uje predbez-
ne organizovanie dyoch kompanil
infanterie v Youngstowne. Tieto
dve kompanie doplnia reorgani-
zaciu brigady infanterie chyrnej
81 divizie Narodnej Gardy.
Pokusy ku organizovaniu tych-
to dvoch kompanif boly robenN uz
od dlheho casu q po mnohych skla
maniach prave dosla zvest' 2 Wa
|shingtonu bola pravym potesenim.
Ola noyeho vojensktho reorga-
nizaeneho zakona,z mesiaca jnna
1920, sluzba V Narodnej Garde
Dude mnoho prfjemnejsia, ne5
bola pred tym, lebo bude umozne-
ne mladikom vst1pit' do Narod-
nej Gardy a pri tom bndd m6ct
vybavovat' svoje civilne povin-
nosti budd donna, 2ebud1 mu.
sipt' ist' do ineho mesta. Major
Wade c. Christy, odcestovar dc
Columbusu, ably sa prezvedel, ze
jkn ktoremu regimentu tieto dive
kompanie pridelene bud1. Rekru
tasna kancelaria bOla otvOrena ma
prvom poschodf mestskeho domu
kde bude poskytovana informacis
kazdemu, kto sa vec zaujima
i a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
sLovAKoM DO EAST
YOUNGSTOWN.

Oznamujeme slovenskym roda-
kom East Youngstown, ze pc
maze zasielatel'ska firma Loschi-
tier a Engel ma Short St. bola Ia
skava what nase noviny do drob-
neho rozpredaju, kde 81 ich kaz-
dy bude m6ct' k1pit' "a SC vytisk
alebo predplatit' sa ma ne roene
dvoma dollarmi. Tiez SINE pozia-
dali p. Loschitzera predavat' ma
Sc kalendare (cena 5Oc), comu on
laskave privolil. Preto kto 81 pra.
je nase. noviny predplatit' alebo
kupovat' pc elsie, nemusi sa II.
stavat' sem do mesta. Ufame, ze
nasi krajania ma East Youngs
town tuto pol 'ahodu valne vyu
ziju.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
z rocnej schodze y nem. podp
spollxu Tatra v meste.,

r., ttEt
Dna 2. januara youngstownsky
v nemoci podporujnci spolok eta
tra'' vydrziaval svoju rocni1 scho-
dzu, ma ktorej zisteny Dol pckny
vzrast tohto spolku ma tmajetku i
ma clenoch. Spolok potituje ~ do
brestojacich tidov, ktori plata po
S5c mesacnych prfspevkov, "a kto
re Glen dostava podporu v pade
nemoci a jeho rodina finanen1
pomoc v pade smrti. Tiez kazdy
I'D, dostava tieto noviny zdarma
Majetok spolku obnasal koncom
1920. roku 1,721.74. Ia jeden rok
spolok vzrastol na majetku {
, $310.46. Ma tejto sch6dzi volenj
Dol al novy irad, ale okrem pred
sedu zvoleni boli vsetci start i
radnlci. Ia predsedu ma miesto p
Jozefa Javorskeho, ktory sa po
d'akoval, zvoleny boil p. joe
Martinko, znamy' narodovec
krajcirsky majster, ktoreho difl
na nachodi sa pod c. "a So. Wat
St. Ostatni lradnlci sl: Jan Sa
.ata, podpredseda,. Martin Kra
mar, aiictovnik, Andrej Adamko
pokladn1k, J. Dnlik a J. Adamkc
dozorcovia. Schodze vydrziavaj1
ga kazdn 1. nedel'u v mesiaci ,
skole sv. Cyrilla a Methoda 2
hod. po poludni. sSlovakom nj
Itejto okolici vrele edportcam
vstupovat' do tohto peknoduche
no bratskeho spolku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
pRIsfAH0vALECTvo JE
ESTE ME ZASTAVENE

Mnohf krajania sa nazdaj1, ze
kcd' Dom zastupcov v kongresse
odhlasoval proti-prist 'ahovalecki
predlohu, ze NJ je prist 'ahovalec-
two zastavene. Aby predloha stala
sa zakonom potrebne ie, aby ia
odhlasoyal al senat a podpfsal
nrezident. Do tohto Gasu ami Sc
nat predlohu neprijal, ami prezi-
dent nepodpisal a ami MET veil
Eej nadeje ma to-, ze by sa tax
stale v kratkom case. Kto tedy
mieni 81 prisil1ovat' rodinu kra.
ia, na6ze to este bezpecne urobit'
ale mech sa s tym ponahl'a.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Skoro mu hlavu odrezali.

Minuleho piatku najdena bola
strasne zohavena mrtvola jedne-
he Taliana pri Cameron Ave. ma
Lansingville Stefanom Celecom
ktoryv siel do prace tadial'. Ozna-
nil to policii, .ktora, mrtvolu OBJ.
zffela laAaa5avezla do mafaice, Mrt
vola ,yyzerala strasne: hlava sko
70 odrezana Pave oko vykl ate
No vrecku mrtvoly nasli fotogra
fie, podl'a ,ktorych policia sa usi
!Gje stotoznit' mrtvolu. Mysli GO
ze je to Gin Ciernej ruky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Spolkoye zprayy.
s oDBoR DAL 500 MA
HOOVERov FOND

& 4 J. j ~
Tunajsf Odbor 3. Narodneho
Slovenskeho Spolku ma sch6dzi
vydrziavanej minulej nedele je-
dnohlasne odhlasoval $4,000 ma
Hooverov fond, ktory je sbierany
po celej Amerike \ prospech hla-
dnjdcich a ubiedenych deti v Eu-
rope. Okrem toho prevedena bola
medzi clenstvom sbierka, ktora
vyniesla okolo $1,000. Tento kra-
sny Elm bratov cd 8. odboru "a.
sluhuje najvaasieho uznania a ma
slcdovania od inych spolkov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Maly chlapec zahity automobilom

V sobotu zabity Dol neopatr-
nym automobilistom malicky Pc
ter Talijan, syn horvatskych ro-
dicov ma Wilson Ave. PreSiel he
automobilom Paul Poppis, ktorJ
sa vyhovaral, ze chlapec skocil
pred jeho auto zpoza druheho au.
tomobilus Policia ma druhy der
davala zvlastny pozor ma automo
bilistov ma tejto ulici, a arestova
la ich pat pre- bezohl 'adne jazde
ME.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Volal hasicov ma pomoc.

Juraj Dudis minuleho Stvrtku
uhnul 81 hodne rejzin dzeku, TAX
ze cftil ohen v hrdle. Nevedel 81
mac pomoct'. nuz zalarmoval ha-
sitov ma skveri okolo 3. hodiny pc
obede, ably priSli hasit'. Prislo az
sedem kompanii hasicov, ktori sa
veru podivili novemu sposobu rpo,
mahat' 81 cd smadu. Sef hasicoy
ale myslel, ze 81 to pan Dudis $
mimi primoc dovol'uje a preto he
odviedol ma policajn1 stanicu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Tanet 4 zabava.

Spolok Levoeskej P. Marie &
161. Penn. Slov. X. q. j. usporia
da ma utorok, dna Is. januara
vel 'kolepu tanecnn zabavu v sko.
le osady sv. Cyrilla a Methoda
ma ktorn nctive povolaya sloyen.
ske obecenstvo Youngstown &
okolia. Bud1 davane zdarma chu
tna zakusky. Vstupne je len SOC
Zaciatok o 8. hod. vecer.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-01-14
Emil Dominik odohnal vlamaca.

Minuleho tyzdna v piatok no.
ci Emil Dominik {. 1873 Poland
Ave. pocul rincanie skla a preto
Siel 'vysetrovat'. Videl, ako ME-
kto uteka cd prednych dveri ka-
viarne, vlastnenej Stefanom Sa-
lugom. Vsetko sklo 20 .dveri bolo
vybite zlodej istotne by Dol vo-
siel do kaviarne, keby no nebol
odstraSil DOminik.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-07
BE PRETTY! TURN
 GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's old Favor ite Recipe of Sage Tea
 and Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compound ed. brings back the natural color and .nstre to the hair when faded, streak ed or gray. Years ago the only way fo get this mixture was to make it at home. which is mussy and trouble some. Nowadays, by asking at any drug store for 'fWyeth's Sage and Sul- nhur Compound" you will get a large bottle of this famous old recipe, inn uroyed by the addition of other in pradients at a small cost
 Don't stay< <grayi Try it! No one can possibly tell that you darkened vo,,r faairy as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair disappears and after another ap- p1ication or two, your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy and attractive. l>-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-07
EAT LESS MEAT
 IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass of Salts to Flush Kidneys if bladder
 bothers you.

Eating meat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble in some form or other, says a well known auth ority, because the uric acid in meat excites the kidneys, they become overwork- ed; get sluggish: clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly back ache and misery in the kidney region rheumatic twinges, severe headache es, acid stomach, constipation, torpid liver, sleeplessness, bladder and uri- nary irritation.
 The moment your back hurts or kidneys aren't acting right, or if bladder bothers you. get about four ounces &of lad Salts from any good pharmacy; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity; also to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder dis orders.
 lad Salts cannot injure anyone; makes a delightful effervescent lithia- water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep the kidneys and, urinary organs clean. thus avoiding serious kidney disease.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-07
HUMANE SOCIETY
 FILES ITS REPORT

Activity of the Connecticut Hu- mane Society in this territory is re- f1ected in the report for Septemper ,o or the recently reopened Bridgeport dis. trict office, filed with headquarters or the organization at Hartford. Many of the cases included are a result or street work, inspection of methods used at slaughter houses in care and shipment of animals, and visits to markets and stables. Special atten. tion is being paid at this season or the year to animal inspection Work, esneciallv at slaughter houses and auction sales stables. This is due to the fact that farmers and dealers are now attempting to get rid or stock that they do not care to winter d considerable amount of which is in poor condition. A drive is also be- ing made against handlers Of calves, who are found to be violating the law "hog tying" carrying them in bags or prostrate on floor of truck or Wag- on are not allowed. Crates or other procedure permitting them to stand an all four legs while in transit must be used. of the local office, shoes were ordered for horses in 19 instances, harnesses were adjusted 57 times, one horse was ordered from work and 52 mar Lets were visited. Two animals stores were inspected, nine stables and two slaughter houses. There was 1nspec- tion of 169 horses, on the street ana in stable, 216 crates of poultry. were inspected and 106 head of live stock other than horses. Advice was given in 93 cases Other work included visits in follow-up cases ana coop eration in cases being handled by other. charities and correctional agen- cies.
 In the handling of small animals. such as cats and dogs, no attempt IS now being made to encroach on the territory of the Animal Rescue league. At present, the Humane so- ciety has not the facilities in connec- l ton with it's local office to either tenn Dorarily house or humanely destroy cats and dogs commonly chased as | strays, abandoned or pets that then | owners wish put out of the way The Animal Rescue league has this work as it's special object and maintains ia | cilities for handling it. It is fel1 | that. for the present at least, Dos Warden George Hall and the Anima | Rescue league can properly care fo1 the small animals in this immediate l ferritOrV
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-07
CLIQUES AND FACTIONS SPLIT
 ITALIAN REDS

Milan, Oct. 7.-The Italian Social ist party which will meet here Oc- tober 10 to debate a change of tac- tics is represented in the Italian Chamber of Deputies by 122 mem bers, the strongest party numerically but it is composed of dissenting groups. If the differences of these are not composed, the par-tys com into small factions and cIiques
 Lining up for the convention are the pro-Soviets, a1lti-government groups, anti-Russia faction. pro-unity, anti-internationale and centrist ten dencies. They are meeting mainly to decide whether the Socialist deputies shall participate in the government or line Up against the government on every proposal that it makes.
 The right wing under Deputies Tu- rati; Trevea and Modigliani is for joining in with the Bonomi govern the way of legislation.
 The left wing is for holding out until the Socialists in full force can take possession of the government are headed by Signor Serrati. director of the Socialist press, and Deputy Baratono.
 The right wing is called the ''col- laborateurs'' and the left, the "anti- coIIaborateurs.'
 The right wing looks upon the present parliamentary situation as one which would yield considerable socialistic legislation. The leaders have been somewhat kindly disposed to President Bonomi, who at one time was fiery leader in the Socialist ranks but was dropped from the off, cia1 rolls of the party because of a too patriotic attitude.
 That wing is fnsistent on participa- tion in the government and many of the deputies of that faction are re- ported to favor deserting the Social ist party in a body if the prevailing seense of the convention goes fol ''anti-colla boration.''
 The left wing holds that non-par- ticipation in the government puts the Socialists in a strategic position, be. cause if they are not in the govern. ment they will not be responsible fol any misdeeds blameable to the gov ernnlent On the other hand, if any credit is due. they are prepared to claim it, they contend, without hay ing borne any responsibility.
 The Italian newspapers have com plained bitterly of the Socialists ab- stention from the responsibility ot government.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-07
RICH YUKON MAN TURNS TRAMP
 TO FIND GIRL HE RESCUED IN FROZEN SNOW ONLY TO LOSE HER

Horse, and it was showing hard. Had eight dogs and a load of flour, when, right square in the trail, I found this girl, unconscious and partly frozen. I unloaded two sacks of flour and piled her on the sled and rushed on in haste for my shack on Absorka Creek.
 When we got there I took the girl in the house. Her left arm and leg were badly frost-bitten. so I went to work on her to bring her out of it. All you can do when they get nipped like that is pack them in snow so I took most of her clothing off, laid her on my bunk and packed snow around her. I rubbed snow on her side and wherever she was frost-bitten until I could see her coming out of it. She finally came to, but was delirious. I fixed her some grub and started out for Yukon to get a doctor. It was 54 miles, and the snow was light. Travelling was hard.
 '1 was gone fer two days. When I got back with the doctor my shack was cleaned up like I had never seen it cleaned-dishes all washed, floor swept. and everything very tidy-but the girl was gone. All she left me was this"-and he produced a small linen Handkerchief from an inner pocket.
 The suggestion that she might have taken 5 husband in these three years was waved lightly aside by Searles. That she might be living in a hotel or apartment house where his clever scheme for discovering her would fail because of the inaccessibility of these places to even the most romantic hobo seemed to concern him not a whit.
 I'm going to knock at some door some of these days, and that girls going to open it. I feel it in my bones,' he declared.
 Searles is about 26 years old, tall and broad-shouldered, with the com plexion peculiar to men who have lived in the cold regions just below the Circle in the North. His eyes are deep gray aand smile a great deal; his hair is light, curly and pompa- doured, and he wears soft hat. a mackinaW shirt, corduroy trousers and blue serge coat
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-07
By JACK BRISTOL International News Service Stai
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 Cheyenne Wyo., Oct. 7:-Some- wEere on the road. either tramping along the dusty highway or rolling with a freight train and headed East, is a tramp who in reality Is not a tramp and who has taken advantage of the present condition of unemploy- ment and the fact that there are tramps to bring to a conclusion pie years ago in Alaska.
 His name is Jack Searles of Yu- kon; his home is on a big timber claim in Alaska, and he Is seeking a alike unknown to him. He is not even sure she is in the United States, but he is taking a chance"
 Searles told one of the most re- markable stories ever offered while he was eating the meal he had earned for chopping some fireweod at local residence.
 'Tm no tramp" he said I'm not even out of a job. My home is in Alas ka. I own enough timber to build a town nearly big as this. I am trying to find a girl I saw once. And when I learned of the big number of men who are out of work and who are tramping it in the states the idea came to me that by knocking around myself, by posing as a tramp and chopping wood at peoples houses, or doing anything else that came along, I might find her. No use trying to get anybody else to find her, because I have no picture, don't know her name or her address, but I'll know her if I ever see her again.
 Almost seven years ago I was go- ing to marry a girl. The war came, and I enlisted in a Canadian regi- ment. I was overseas through the whole war and when I came home this girl, who had promised so much, was married and had two children My faith in girls went out like the ice on the Yukon. I went up to my claim and was living alone Then. three years ago this winter, I found another girl.