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Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
WANTED WANTED

l have an upright piano h a mahog- any case, that is just as good as new l. is one of the very best makes. I will be willing to store this plano will some respectable family. pay all of the expenses. Il is not a cheap mass piano and there are no scratches op the ease My object in storing tbs piano is Co sell t If possible. which I will do at the rate of nine or ten dol- lars per month. If this appeals to you. please drop a line immediately to GEO. W. POPE, Danielson, Conn. 4
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18

LosT-A tire, size 30x5. between Woonsocket and Putnam. Reward if returned to JOSEPH BELENGER sis Church street, Putnam. Conn
 46s
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18

With these facts placed before the people of Putnam. with 50 splendid a work benetiting all sections of the community. cannot but feel that we have warranted the generous support that our work has received during the past year. That the work may flour ish and become of increasing import ance to Putnam and Putnam people. l ask. as a single interested person and one rather closely connected with the work of the Red Cross in Putnam. the continued help, interest and sup port of Putnam people.
 Very sincerely yours,
 KATHERINE BYRNE.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18

Al the meeting of Putnam Grange Monday night the following officers were elected; Worthy Master, Miss Katherine Byrne; overseer, C. l.. Adams; lecturer. Mrs. James H. Me Culloch; steward. Frank Elliott; as- sistant steward. Harold Morrarty 1; chaplain, Mrs. C. L. Adams; treasurer, Mrs. Louis Elliott; secretary, Mrs. Earl Johnson; gate keeper. A. R. Met calf; Ceres, Miss Hazel Johnson; Po- mona, Miss Mary Remillard; Flora, Mrs. Aline K Hogan; lady assistant steward. Mrs. Julia Loomis.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18

Mir Hughes opinion the greatest democrat all He has nfaibe method of using public opinion big stick True he usually knows the will of the public acts also does neglect public opin ion to his way of thinking before he
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
LOST

LoST-or Stolen, pass-book No. s... - 269 of Putnam Saving bahs' nam, Conn. All persons are - toned against purchasing the ssA.s, "a and any person having e's..- "a said book is hereby called lpea .,s. ' present said claim within SIX 1'2l..- ... from Nov. IT. or submit io, hs'.l, =. ! the book declared caneeiie3
 new book issued in lieu tnets0,,
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18

WITTER BROS, AUCTIoNEERS Office and Sales Rooms, No. 42 Main
 Street. Danielson. Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18

LOST-Pocketbook. between ErA- street and depot. NednesaAs a,,.. CT return to Manhasset ma nam. Reward.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
FOR sALE-six Iareg window q

FOR sALE-six large window and door shop curtains. tuft siyle' cream color, trimmed with fringe ana las' sel. Four full size display torus 36 to 40. Three bust forms 6o .' 40. Ten adjustable display s'anas' large hanging rack. slightly sSee' in good condition. Apply BON Q Patriot office. 4s-1
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18

FOR SALE-One farm, consisiins ?. 7s acres, house and bafni Ai'e farm consisting of l83 acres. .sssss ..,., and barn. Apply to ANDhh" GNoZA, R. F. D No. l. fa.as.A' Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
AT AUCTION

We will sell for MT. Morris Fisher al his stable known as the old William Kennedy stand on Woodstock Ave. Putnam, Conn. on
 Saturday, November 26, 1921 Al 10 O'Clock A. Nj. Rain or Shine His entire livery stable equipment. consisting of several automobiles, 2 or trucks, first class general pur- pose horses, tip carts. lumber wagons, express wagons. surreys. carriages. buegies sleighs. road carts, new and second hand express harnesses. two sets of team harnesses, several light driving harnesses. lot of new street and stable blankets, feed bags, collars. two horse clippers, wagon poles and many other articles. Terms Cash.
 MORRIS FISHER,
 Putnam, Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18
WANTED
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A kitchen range. eFsv- ford, almost new. in good couditioa' Inquire MRS. $. DIAMOND, GroAs street
Putnam patriot., 1921-11-18

Position as boogkeeper and stenographer, by young lady graduate of business school; ex- perienced; speaks French. Apply PATRIOT A. A.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-03
"SvET1,

hlG ASAShA sos@ u pANNIs AI
- ze - nerekl jste il, CO ne
smi vedeti?" koktala mlada
divka zapyrila Sc SUDDEN.
Merck jsem il ami slova -
bylo by to zbytecne - a pax
nechtel jsem pripraviti uboh6
zene takovy zarmutek. Nevi o
vasem poklesku. Mysli, re pri-
vadi vas Bonichon, jehoz zna-
te, primo z Bonneuilu. Nezapo-
lmente ma to-.
"Budu Sc miti ma pozoru." :"
"Pamatujete sc tez ma jme-
no lidl, jimz byla jste odevzda-
na?"
INA Prospera Richanda a je-
no zenu?"
"Bytem?"
"V ulici Roquette, kde pro-
vozoval Richand remeslo stroj-
nicke".
"Dobre. Dovedete tedy od-
poved6ti, budete-li tazana. Y
dust matky vaSi nesmi wink
nouti ami stin pochybnosti".
"Ukazete il prece listing ;
kterak mohla by pochybova-
Sti?"
"OvSem. ovsem - listinami
! Sc dokazuje zrejmG, ze vam na
}lezi d6dictvi hrabete de Rho
de. Nezapomnela iste, re uGi-
Mia jste mi slib, mile ditG?"
"Slibila jsem, re dam vam
100000 franku, jakmile obdr-
zim penize, jez, pripadnou mi
d6dictvim".
"Nezapomnela jste tedy?"
"Pripravil iste listinu, ji2
mann podepsati?''
"Ano, jc to darovaci listina
jiz musi potvrditi vase matka
jakozto porucnice svym podpi-
SEM. k;A
"Jsem presv6dGena, ze to mi
lcrada ucini, jest vam zajistG z
te duSe vdecna"
"Zde jest listina; prosim.
pfectete ST il -"
* cemu bych to tinila? Ne
vyznam sc V podobnych We
cech ostatne mann We vas
uplnou duV6ru - a nezaOpa-
tiite-li mi imeni, pozbude IL
psani bez toho veSkere platne.
sti; pax muzete 81 do neho "a
obaliti kolace pro deti, ba an
TO ne - jest prilis neohebny!'
smala sc byvala pradlena.
Mate pravdu! Jstc velm
duvtipna! I! V6ru !" prisv6dGil j
Jacquier vesele, klada pred n
pfipraveny upis.
"Co nam napsati?" ptala S,
divba.
"NapiSte sem: Plati 100, O,0O(
franku".
Marie Jana napsala zadana
slova velkym, nesteinym pis
mem beZe vSeho pravopiSu.
"Nyni sc podepiSte'', rex
| Jacquier.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-03
PRODA Sc 80 akru farma

PRODA Sc 80 akru farma,
AZ akru pod pluhem, 33 akrd
pastvin a les, par dobrych ko-
nj, 3 krav, | jaIovice dvouIeta,
2 mala telata, 4 velka prasata,
30 slepic, tezky vuz, lehky
Vuz, | buggy ] move sane, |
senovazac, / sekaCka, 1 hra-
backa, | cultivator, 2 brany a
line naradi, Jsou tam dobr6
staVby Tato farma Sc nachazi
We statu Wisconsin pricina
prodeje je odjezd do stare
vlasti. Blizsi Sc sd6li {. 5102
Hector St. 5-5
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-03


dini, jez jste mi proukazal, pa
ine!" zvolala slepa sc slzou v
oku. "Buh vas "a to odmeni a
|vdecnost blazene matky prime
Sc vam stesti. Diky vam! Obe-
jmu tedy Ultra sve dite! V ko-
lik hodin privedete mi moji
dccru?"
20 jedenact6 zde budeme,
slecno".
"Nenechte mne cekati, pa
Inc; zblaznila bych Sc, kdyby-
ste otalel - mohla bych z to-
ho miti smrt!"
"Budeme zde V cas-.
Jacquier odesel, jsa pre-
sweden, 'ze jest cile; aspon
tax mysil.s
O Marii Janu Sc nebal; We
ldel, ze bude dobre hrati svou
| ulohu a to tim spise, ponevadz
iibyla presvedcena, re jest sku-
tecne dcerou slepe.
Byvala pradlena, pima stra-
chu, ably Sc il riditelstvo domu
naleZencu netazalc, proc
lprchla od pani Ligierove a do
konce snad il nedalo zatknout,
ami nevysla' z domu pcna Jac-
quiera, kde Sc ostatna vsichni
Ivelmi bedlive o nj starali.
V Marii Jane probudil sc
detinny cit sc vSi horoucnosti
- touzila po nezname matce,
z jcjihoz naruci byla vyrvana V
nejutlejSim veku, a chtela il
nehou a laskou vynahraditi
vse, CO uboha vytrpela.
Kdyz vratil Sc lacquer cd
Islepe, sci zaklepat ma dvere
mlade divky.
"Vejdete", pravila a pax Ia
zala sc, zdali prinasi il Jac-
quier konecne svobodu.
"Ano, drahe dite, ga nekolik
hodin jiz budete volna".
"Mate veskcly listing pohro-
nader" 3.
"Ano".
"a coz mcdaili, jiz jsem no
sivala a kterouz mi pani Ligie-
rova vzala. kdyz byla jsem je-
Ste maia. pon6vadz sc bala. "a
bych il neztratila?"
"Ide JEST, odpoved6I Jac-
quier, podavaje mlade divce
pcniz, jejz byl Bonichon do
lstal od male divky.
Marie Jana vzala il a bedli-
| We prohlizela.
"Jest to ona", pravila. ivy
dala vam il pani Ligierova do
brovolne?"
"Ano".
"Necham 81 il - jiz nikdy
j neodlozim. Kdy dovedete
mne k matce, pane?"
Ultra rano o jedenacte".
"Mluvil jste nl?"
"Prav6 od nj prichazim. vi.
re k nj Ultra prijdete - ceka
vas nevyslovnou netrp6livo-
site.
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PRONAJME. Sc dilm q XII

PRONAJME, Sc dunn 0 5ti
pokojlch, velka ban, sklep, pu-
ola, dive studny, naleza Sc mezi
Lee Rd. Corlett. Najem SIS
meslcne. Haste Sc V els. 1876
Windemere Ave, East Cleve-
land. 5-5
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.VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.


huIlCH NyoCi u ooitt" hSNS"
da, kan Sc ma vlastne obratiti; !;
do prace Sc mu,, nechtelo -
prateie icho byli by zajiste no-
zorovali. ze Jest vsecek zme-
nen a byli by iej obtezovali
zvedavymi otazkami. si,r
Cestou 81 vzpomnel, ze mel
dnes prijmouti malou usedlost,
jiz byl koupil.
Co mu nyni ma nj zalezelo!
Koupil il jedin6 X vuli nj a
ona3. byla mu ztracena Ma
yzdy ztracena.
Koupe hyla vsak jiz uzavfe-
lla. n.iiaf,
Psani J6ube1tovo, tykajici
vydani klitu, mel " kapse.
Odjel do Creteilu, obdrzel
kliCe kracel k domecku. -,
Zarmutek jeho zdanlive Sc
stupnoval, jakmile zahledl no.
Wy stui majetek.
Z"krasnych snu, jcz zbudo-
val 81, o. 7tarovncm zde ziti s
Iii, zbyla .ien bolna upominka.
Vessel DO. zahrady a pax do
domu prnhIedl 81 mista, na
nichz videl Y duchu stati slic-
nou postaVu' mhde ,sye zeny.
VyruSil sc skortm nasilnc y
trapneho dumani. zavi.cl, dvc-
fe domku a kracel k nadrazf
Saint Maur.
Ma most6 Creteilskem predc
sci dive zeny, .jez zive hovo-
rily. - -
Oblek a chovani Sc y6tsi+da-
my byly mu napadny.
Pohledl ma nj bystreji a mi
mod6k Sc zachvel.
Poznal Sc vsi urcitosti damu,
jez veSla do kramu pani Thou
retove, kdy2 cekal tam minu-
leu ned6li po poledni ma Klaru,
ably il odvedl ma vylet.
Poznal sat, ano tahy obli-
ceje, kteryz tehda byl zastren
krajkovym zavojem,
Vzdychl 81 q hluboka. nebot'
ZJev danny pamatoval jej zivG.
IA nciSt astneiSi den ieho Ii
vota. jcmuz nasledovalo tax
desne probuzeni,
Oprcl Sc 0 zabradli moStu a
zustal zamyslene staii.
Danny sc poznenahla blizily.
V okamziku, kdyz jej dosly,
pravila Lucienna Bernierova
"Rozeid6m sc zde, mila ,Ju
ano, Jest zima, nechci. abys
mne doprovodila az ma nadra-
ri. Bee Sc domu ohrati".
"SkuteGn6 81 to prejeS?"
"Ano, chci to. Kdy pax pri-
ides ke mn6 do Parize ma cely
DEM"
"Asi "a tyden".
Pan dc Chaulien vrati sc
Ultra ccst. Zustanc tyden V
letohradku des Trcmbles a
pax Ease odjede - jakmile bu
du volna, priletlm k tobe, dra-
ha l.ucienne"
"SlibujeS mi to-
"Prlsaham' !"
Danny Sc obJaly rozesly sc.
Adrien Couvreur vysleehl
rozmluvu IA .jmena: "Jllana.
Lucienna a pan de Chaulien"
utkv6la mu mimod6k pevne V
pam6ti.
Bonichon mel na zejtri die
daneho slibu pohromadG listi-
ny, iimiz dala Sc totoznost Ma
RE Jany dokazati, donesl .je
Svemu panoNl.
"Vyborne! VSc jest pofad
ku", pravil tento spokojen6.
Ultra padne rozhodna rama.
Dojdu k slecne de Rhode, a.
bych il pripravil. Velke, nena
dale rozcileni mohlo by il u
smrtiti. PAX povim Marii Ja-
ne, kterak Sc ma chovati a dam
il podepsati maly 1pis, jejz
jsem jiz; pripravil".
"Myslite ma vse, panel"
L
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PRODA Sc moderni novy
dunn pro dive rodiny ma Ange-
lus Ave, blize 116 ul. Mala
tastka penez hotov6 a ostatnl
ma mlrne splatky jako najem.
Blizsi sd6li l.. Rei-icha, 5015
PershlnP Ave. 5-4
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lala verna Tereza, libajic ru-
ce slepe. "Nelze jiz dele po-
Ichybovati - je to dojista vase
dcera!"
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DIkladny.

"Slovo correspondence Sc pi-
Sc pouze S jednim "r" w jste
napsal dive. Vymazte jedno. "
- "Ktere, pane uGiteli? To
prvni ncbo to druhc?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-03
PRODAVAM FARMY,

m6nuji "a mestsky majetek.
aneb "a hotove, ncb na dIou-
holet6 splatky. Jsou pouze 2L
az 28 mil od squaru. Prejete-li
81 ved6t blizBi podrobnosti, do
piste ma F. J. Fraz&k, RID.
I, Burton, Q. SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-03

PRODA Sc bicykle a combi-
nacni kamna ma vytapeni, vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc V els. 3411
W. 80 St. V zadu, So
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/
"Velmi astnG", odpovedel
Jacquier.
"Rychle tedy vejd6te - du-
veruji jedine vam, panel"
"Byr zde pan Joubert cd te
DOLBY, CO. jsem mel scest mluviti
Sc slecnou de ,Rhode?," ~
"Byl zde vcera, pane.
"Ah! - A co chtel?"
"Oznamoval me velitelce,
re pi.ivede ji'za diva neb tri
dny dceru".
Joubert pokrcil rameny.
"Clovek ten jest bud'iblaz-
nem neb pleticharem! SleGna
de Rhode prece S MIN nemIuvi-
la o mne?"
"Ani il nenapadlo!"
"Jsem tomu rad. Prosim, o.
hlaste mne".
| Tereza uyedla Jacquiera do
salonu, kde Sc slepa jejil pani
zabyvala fpletenim.
"SleGno." oznamovala. "Je
zde ten pan, jenz zde iiz byl,
jsa vyslan ,.od riditelstvi domu
InalezencU A.'zda Sc, re prina-
s. dobre zpravy'''.
Slepa rychle SC yzprimila a
vclala chv6jicim Sc hlasem:
"Mluvte, rychlc mluvte, pa
Inc 49, horim nedockavosti! Ma
Sci iste mbji dceru?" -
'Upokojte Sc, slecno = "a
pi'isaham vas!" chlacholil il
lacquer. "Ozbrojte Sc proti
ucinkdm nahle radosti - bud
te kHdntu il. jinak zachovam
mlGeni".
"Jsem silnou - jsem kid
neu, pane tusim. jakou zpra
WI mi prinasite".
"Kterak bylo by to mozne?"
proc nebylo by to mozne?
Mluvil .iste panem Jouber-
tenn - pravil vam. tax jake
mne re ceka ma mou dceru,
jez prave n6kam odcestovala,
a ze' mne il privede. iakmilc u
vede Sc vse do peradku. Tedy
sc jiz vratila?"
"Nemluvil jsem panem
Joubertem, sleGno, "a nemam S
MIN CO mluviti. Saad klame
sama sebc, iisto jest vsak, ze
kiame vas a TO IA ucelem,
jenz Sc da snadno pochopiti.
Dcera vase bude yam navra-
cena, nikoliv vs;lk jim, nybrz
mnou -
"Nalezl jste il tedy skutec-
n6?" Septala siepa mad miru
rozcilena. "Privadite mi jil"
"Ne, slecno, jeste ne!
"JcSte ne. Muj boze. Dou-
fala jsem Ease marn6. tot hroz
ne."
"UtiSte sc, sleGno - nebude-
tc liz dlouho tekati - Ultra
iiz obeimetc svoji dceru!"
"Musim tcdy jeSte cekati
dlouhych Gtyiiadvacet hodin ]"
".Jista nad6je umiini trapne
Gekanl".
"Alc Wy jste il vid6l - zna-
te me dit6, mou JaDu Marii
Jest velka? Jest krasna ?"
"Velka a krasna, ano, slec-
no..
"Kde zila?"
"V Bonneuilu u Creteilu". j
"U koho?"
"Byla ucenl U pradleny".
J "Dccra ma pradfenou! @,
mnj boze!'
! "Nezapominejte, slecno. ze
Sc neyed6lo, . Jake rodiny po-
chazi a Jake SteSti ma nj ceka.
DUN nalezencu kona svoji po-
vinnost. dava deti cviciti. ably
Sc mohly pax samy uziviti".
i "Ano. ano, mate pravdu,
pane - jsem riditelstvi zava-
zana diky, ze Sc ujalo meho
ditGte - ze zachranilo mou
dceru pred bidou, hladem,
lsmrtl. Ultra tedy mi il prive-
dete?"
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JEDU DO CECH, nrotez

JEDU DO CZECH, proCez
jsem nucen prodati muj Jedno-
rodinny moderni dunn I'D dla-
zdehe ullci v Mt. Pleasant. Tri
svetnice dole a tri a koupelna
nahore, pekna puda, fernes,
lot 40 pri 170 strevicich. Ten
to majetek Sc prodaval zine
"a $500, nyni Sc da "a &c.
500. Haste sc Y els. 1929 Dol
loft Rd. Tel. Union 81 l..
l-21-?
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PRODA Sc moderni iedno-
rodiuny dun V Mt. Pleasant
ma dlazdeuc a zaplacenG uIici,
6 pokoiu, koupelua, puda,
sklep, fcrnes. $kopky, tvrde po
dlahy, bridlicova strecha Ce-
ma $500, cast hotove. Hla-
ste Sc T. }. Parenica, l23O9
Union Ave. sc
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VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroje "a toyarni cenu,
jako clarinety. cornety, trom-
bony, baritony, bassy a jine.
Tcz Vykladni skfine. Priid'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
Sc u V. Sisteh, 4248 Broadway.
z
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PEKNA FARMICkA 0 POT

FEkNA FARMICkA o 2Utl
akrech na dlazb6, zanovni do
mex 5ti pokojich, skIep pod
celym domem, nova barna, sic
plcnIk a garage, asi 4 akry lc-
sa, : akru vinice, zahrada,
dobytek, drubez a naradi. Ce-
ma $4,000, hotovt $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc II l.. Reficha, 5015 Per-
shing Ave. sd
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MUSt BYT prodan pod cenu
dvourodinny dunn o 4 5vetnl-
cich 5 koupelnou dole j nahofe,
yyhretni pee, lot je 40 pri l45
str. ie mezi dvema poulicni-
mi 'taraml. Cena $1,000 Blizsl
sd6li J F NeJedlik Go. I10l5
Uuion Ave. Tel. BroaC 1856,
Union 1881 2. /?
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PRODA Sc lot 40 pri 121
str, jest ma n6m 6 ovocnych
stromu, kter6 mali ovoce kaz-
dy rok. Da Sc "a mirnou cenu,
castka hotove a ostatni ma
splatky. Haste Sc u L. Sanda,
3175 Z. 116. St.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod 5 bytem "a $1,400. Ty-
dni trzba obnasi pres $400.
Blizsi sd6li Sc Y els. 1471I Kin
sman Rd 5-11
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PRODA Sc:
e1o@~s'~D0e~<s~D
DRIVE NEZ KOuPfTE
FAEMU.

Plste 81 o seznam farem cd
40 do 800 akru, kde Sc pestuji
dve urody do roka. Kde jeSte
pozemky pfedrazeny nebyly.
Fanny kter6 my nabizime
jsou V krasn6m, zdrav6m, -ces-
koslovensk6m okoi, Peters
burg Virginia, blize mestecka
New Bohemia Sc nal6zajlcich.
Ceny farem S domy stodo-
lami jiz zafizen6, Cd $50 do
$50 "a akr, mono vlastniti,
neco malo hotoye, ostatni pax
ma 5-let az 34-let ma 6 procent.
DalSi informacc mileradi
Sdellme.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-03-14
GERMANS ARE MAKING
A DESPERATE EFFORT
TO WIN PLEBISCITE
iBy The Associated Press. J

Berlin, March 13 (by the Asso-
ciated Press. Especial dispatches
from the Upper Silesian plebiscite
zones continue to reflect optimism
as to the outcome of the balloting
a week hence. Party politics and
partisan difficulties have been sub
merged temporarily in a determi-
nation by the Germans to endeav-
or to save the sector to Germany
A pilgrimage of eligible voters
from Germany now is in full mo-
ti0n.
The advance speculation predicts
a certain German victory in all the
cities and towns.
Each voter is to receive two bal
lots. One will be printed in Ger
man and the other in Polish. The
ballot a person rejects must be
torn up and deposited with the
valid one.
Eight naturalized Americans
who were born in Upper Sileasia
and are entitled to vote, passed
through Berlin today. Six of them
came from California and included
a widower, GA years old, who is to
marry a German widow with sew
eral children.
II have no children and no
heirs" he said, 80 ! decided to
come back to my old home and
vote and marry the daughter of
an old schoolmate.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-03-14
RUMANIAN QUEEN
PLANS To VISIT
THE j. s. SOON
She Contemplates a Survey
of America: Wants to See
Cowboys, Indians, Mines
and Everything.

Athens, March 13 (by the Asso-
ciated Press) Queen Marie OF
Rumania intends to visit America
soon, and she declared yesterday
she believed King Ferdinand would
accompany her as far as New York
She said. however, he would re.
turn Immediately. She contem-
plates survey of America.
Il hone to stay three months, '
she declared, "and / am going to
the Pacific coast. | want to see
the cowboys and Indians, to go
down in mines. to visit factories
police courts. slums and hospitals,
and | would like to see a motion
picture laboratory.
II believe 1 will go to America
next autumn"
There are six divisions of Rus
sian bolsheviki troops on the Bes-
sarabian frontier of Rumania. the
queen said, but she declared the
soviet army was not worrying the
Rumanians, as the Rumanian
forces were prepared to cope with
them.
The queen inquired for news re-
BdfuillB tne 4Neitf eastern CONFER
enCe in London. She said she
hoped the allies would mot disturb
Constantine"
ale has a tremendous hold on
the people," she added.
Queen Marie described as "ri-
diculous" reports that she had
brought about marriage of her
daughter, Princess Elizabeth. to
Crown Prince George of Greece,
with the idea that the princess
would some day be queen of Greece.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-03-14
SALTS F|NE FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat
which clogs. kidneys, then
the Back hurts and
Bladder bothers YOU,

Most folks forget that the kid
neys, like the bowels, get sluggish
and clogged and need a flushing
occasionally, else we have bacS-
ache and dull misery In the kidney
tregion, severe headaches. rheu-
matte twinges. torpid liver. acid
stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts
of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kid
neys active and clean, and the mo-
ment you feel an ache or pain in
the kidney region, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any good
drug store here. take tablespoon
full In a glass of water before
breakfast for few days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts Is made from the acid
of grapes and lemon juice, COM
bined with lithia, and is harmless to
flush clogged kidneys and stimu-
late them to normal activity. It
also neutralizes the acids In the
urine so 1t nc, longer irritates, thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpen-
sive; makes a delightful efferves-
cent lithia water drink which every
body should take now and then to
keep their kidneys clean. thus
avoiding serious complications,
A well known local druggist SAYS
he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks
who. believe in overcoming kidney
trouble while II II only trouble.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1921-03-14
WOOD PULP Is BEING
TURNED OUT IN ALASKA
lRx Ths AssocInted press.

Washington, March 13.--Alaska
is manufacturing wood pulp, the
department of agriculture an
nounoed today on receipt of sam
pies of the first run from a new
mill near Juneau in the Tongas ma
tional forest. Forest service Off
cials declared establishment OF the
min marked another milestone Of
progress in pulp production for
the newsprint industry.
The mill, operated by hydro
electric power, has a capacity of
20 tons of pulp a day. Power
resources are available for increas-
ing the daily output to 250 tons,
Later it is planned to enlarge the
mill so as to make paper.
Forest service officials said an
area of the Tongas national for
est containing two billion feet of
pulp making timber would be
placed on the market soon in re-
sponse to inquiries from prospec-
tive paper manufacturers.