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Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Raza Luminei' din
East Chicago, Ind. Prin aceasta
aduce La cunostinta membrilor Ell
locuitori afara din oras ca con-
form decisiunei luate de adunarea
generala din 5 Martie a. c. Toate
cazurile de moarte 81 accidente
ce s 'ar ivi sa Sc repartizeze pc
membri. Deci pc aceasta Gale ru-
gam pc toti fratii membri Sc
pune in buna reg'Aa fata de So
cietate.
Totodata So aduce la cunostinta
generala t11turor fratilor Romani
din East Chicago 81 jur care au
voc a ;ntra in Societate ca taxa
de i,1scriere sau redus de la $500
la /5c; pc un timp de 2 luni. Deci
fra tilor Romani Societatea ''Raza
Luminei find singura Societate
in East Chicago care apartine
L. S. r. A. una dintre cele mai
puternice organizatiuni din Sta
tele Unite .nu staff pc ganduri ci
veniti GU totii unde veti fl primiti
GU o adevarata drag goste fratiasca
find 81 taxa redusa acuma este
timpul eel mai potrivit pentru cei
ce pana acum din oaresi care inn
preJurarl nu sau putut inscrie
veniti frati Romani la adunarea
generala extra ordinara, care va
avea lOc Dumineca in 19 Martia
current la orele 2 p. IN. in localul
d-lui Teodor Dan din 52O-143rd
Street.
In nlmele Societatii ''Raza Lu-
mlnei'' va asteptam Gu bratele
deschise.
Teodor Dan, presedinte.
Nick Tutan, secretar.
(61, 62, 63-64). \
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C0Nv0CARE

Societatea Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Desteapta-te Romano
Hora Unirii'' din Detroit. Mich.
prin presenta Convocare, convoa-
ca pc toti membri 81 membrele la
adunarea generala extra-ordinara
care Sc va tinea Dumineca in 10
Martie a. C. in Hala Societatii
1423 Farnsworth Str. Sedinta Sc
va deschide la orele | 80 D. m.
La ordinea zilei va fl mai multe
chestil importante pentru bunul
mers al Societatii in general. Toti
membri sunt rugati de lua parte
la aceasta sedinta. Stunt rugati
toti fratii Romani din acest oras,
dOritOri de deveni membri ace
stei Societati, de a lua parte la
sedinta aceasta ca sd Sc inscrie.
In speranta ca toti membri 81
membrile, eat 81 toti fratii Ro-
mani va lua aceste la cunostinta
am ramas salutandu-va Gu stima.
Petru Gabrian, presedinte.
Nicolae Dragos, secretar.
(62-63).
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tindenea insufletire de nedes-
cris. Mai ales taranimea este cu-
prinsa de un entuziasm ce rar s "a
yazut pc la moi. Intreaga popula-
tie sa insiruie ca un singur ON in
jurul Partidnlui national. Taranii
asediaza zilnic locuintele fruntasi-
lor nostri 81 intreaba mereu: Cind
vine d-l Manu-? Cand vine dl
Vaida?
Din mai multe safe nj Sc rela-
teaza fapte, carl caracterizeaza pc
deplin situatia:
Taranii au ales cite dol delegati
carl s'au prezintat la domnii ave-
rescani pima eri 81 carl la alegerile
trecute aveau tinuta dusmanoasa
fata de Partidul National, ru-
gandu-i ca de asta-data sa nu mai
drca nici actirme de. desbinare
81 sa sc reihtoarca in Partidul
national. Fireste, ca averescanu 81
liberalii putini cati sunt nu Sc pot
da inlaturi in fata acestor mani
festatiuni spontanee 81 impresio-
nante cind taranii nostri fngrijoA
rsti de soarta Ardealului iau roiul
de impaciuitor intre domni.
Situatia lrberalilor este peni-
bila. In ,afara de doi-trei functio-
mari 81 angajati al Bancii liberale,
toti ii desaproaba 81 ii hlliduesc.
Nu indrasneste nici un candidat
liberal sd tina adunari poporale
Reusita nOastra este absolut sigu-
ra. Correspondents
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vor Fl pedepsite conform statu
tului. Toti aceia membri noui carl
nu au depus juramantul cerut,
stunt rugati de lua parte pentru
depunerea juramantului.
81 doritorii de a deveni mem
ibri noui la Societatea ''Plugarul
Roman, sa pofteasca, ca va Fl
print intre moi.
In numele Societatii "Plugarul
Roman din Youngstown, Ohio.
Emil Ramba, presedinte.
Leon Seucea, secretar.
.(62-63).
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NSTllNTARE

Stunt rugati toti abonentli
nostri a .observa urmatoarele
reguli la triniterea pentru
schimbare de adresa.
/. Sa Sc scrie adresa veche
1nde la mers ziarul 81 adresa
unde s'a mutat. ~
2. La fiecare persoana 81
Sc alature marci de Sc. Sx 20
caute ga nj SO dea numele stra-
del ST. al orasului correct. II.
Cine nu observa aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& 81 j se
schimbe adresa Cd nu so poate
AdministratiA.
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valle pima Sc satura de mine. Du-
pa ce plec te duel la a. Gheia am
lasat-O in broasca. Ii spui ca m am
dus la pravalie 81 il intrebi dacail
trebuie ceva. Dali sd manince 81 Sc
bea daca cere, 81 spune-i ca team in
sarcinat Gu menajul casei 81 Gu
ingrijirea lui 81 cum tram spus vira
groaza in Ell, terorizeaza-l cum stii
ca sd apuce cimpii indata &c va fl
in stare. -
sLasa pc mine, fiji linistita, ca
stu cum ga ma port Gu el,' zise
dina Brown zimbind.
Dupa masa ! ! dns Ia pravalie
ri eu am esit afsra cu Dora Sd ne
jucam Gu sanis prin gradina Era
soaEe 81 frumos, cind ne rebegial
frigul mai miriam in casa 50 Sc
incalzim, si-sloi lar afara. Asa
am petrecut lls pima pc seara, I
cfnd crede3m irebue setvie ma
ma.
La Gina a l q q, Brown 81
iSa multumit bi pentru SER
81. = 4 e 8: ~ 555sgy..s x -- = .s
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ATITUDINEA
UNCURLOR
in FATA
ALECERILOR
Cetatenii romani de nationalitate
ungara protesteaza in contra nein-
'tregirii listelor electorate.

Neintregirea listelor electorate
este viu cOmentata de presa un.
gureasca care din cauza acesta ia O
atitudine hotarata impotriva GU
yernuluf. E 81 explicabil faptul
dupa ce aceasta masura a guver-
nului loveste in masura mare 81
pe unguri neparticipand la alege-
rile trecute 81 neintrecandu-se sd
fie 1ntrodusi in listele electorate,
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PATRlE..

In cateva judete din Basarabia
populatia indura cele mai mari
lipsuri, aproape foametea.
Din rapoartele sosite din jude
tele Cetatea Alba, Ismail, reese ca
lipsa de hrana pentru populate 81
animate luat proportii foarte
grave.
Guvernul, find instiintat pro-
mis- grabnic ajutoare.
Siguranta lOcala a arestat o
nOua banda de ceferisti, carl au
furat marfuri in valoare de mai
multe suite mil.
|, Primaria locala intentioneaza
infiintarea unui muzeu de pictura
(pinacoteca).
N -. =
I'm creditul de 40 milioane franci
elvetieni pc care statul il are in
Elvetia s'a cheltuit suma de q
milioane pentru cumpararea de
materMle necesare refacerii.
Restul de 19 milioane, care a fa-
mas la disp0zitia statului nostrn
va Fl intrebuintat pentru cumpa-
rarea de materii prime necesare
industriei rationale. .
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Mama duce pc tata Billy sus.
Tata Billy GENE
Ma trecut nici cinci minute
de cind S "a urcat mama sus 81 a
sunat telefOnul. Stiam Sc yorbesc.
Era d-ra Rubens. Vrea sa vorbea-
sea Gu mama. Lam spus Sc astepte
81 am alergat sus. Mama tocmai
eSa din camera in care incuiase
pc tata. Lam spus ca o chiama
d-ra Rubens la telefon.
Am auzit-o zicind d-rei Rubens |:
DAT Asa! Him! Bine, bine Sc
fac tot posibilul sd viu dupa a.
miaza.
D-na Bron a VENT la II 81 30.
Mama ia spus Cd Ia mutat pc
tata in camera pc care ia prega-
tito 81 Ia amenintat ca sa i
tie acolo 81 sal chinuiasca pana
va muri.
"Tremura ca frunza de groaza
draga, zise mama rlzind, cel haz.
'Dupa &c mincam ma due " pra-
vale Ora Rubens mia telefonat8
Cd Q multime de clienti intreaba
De bine u pleaca, fara Sc eumpereI
ceva- Luile curioasa! &c vreisl
Trebus " mh due ~ stau III prS.
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&c spune ,,Brassoi Lapok"

~ ~ ~AAS ,SA~A ssssSV4 AssSSSVAA
Intr 'un articol de fond ziarul
maghiar din loc ,,Brassoi Lapok'
ataca vehement guvernul pc tema
aceasta 81 ridiculizeaza scuza pc
care aduce guvernul ca MI poa-
te ordona prin decret lege intre-
girea listelor electorate. I'm felul
acesta - spune ziarul, - ,,guver-
null voeste mai bucuros sa formeze
un parliament pc baze nelegale de-
cat sd creieze stare legala pr'n
mijloace legale".
moi ungurii spune mai de-
parte articolul - vom pretinde
pana in ultimul moment introdu-
cerea noastra in listele electorate
lar daca acesta nu sc poate face
In acest timp, sd pretindem anna
narea alegerilor. Daca 1nsa guver-
null ar ramane neclintit 7pe langa
punctul sau de vedere de pana
acum 81 nu near satisface aceasta
pretensiune, atunci vom cauta ca
intre posibilitatile date sa ajun-
gem in parliament intr 'un asa nu-
mar meat sd putem cere GU insis-
tenta tragerea la raspundere din
cauza ignorarii intregirii listelol'
electorate.
De inchiere zfarul face APPEL la
unirea tuturor ungurilor, indem-
nandu-i ca sub steagul 81 progra-
mul Federated maghiare sd duca
lunar la umar, lupta politica.
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clientii tin sd schimbe citeva Gu
vinte cu ca.
Mama nu Sc fereste de d. Brown
81 a intrebat pc dina Brown de tata
t"Mi-a cerut un pahar Gu lapte
81 lam dat, 81 lam spus tot ce
mi-ai zis sal spun, Mia zis ca
lar parea mai bine sal sugrumi
de cit sal chinuiesti att, 81 cind
lam zis ca chinurile abba au ince-
put 81 esti decisa sal storci viata
picatnra Gu picatura, a ineput sd
tremure de groaza, 81 ma rugat
sal soap cum stu de urgia ta.''
"Farte bine. 81 ce i-ai spusi''
intreba mama, Gu curiositate.
Lam zis Cd nu pot sa-i promit
mimic pima nu ma consfatuesc Gu
jack
Minunat. Mai lasa-l citeval
zile. Spunei "a mai putut So vor-
.besti GU el, ca era tot suparat, 4
zise mama zimbind.
Dupa masa mama q cintat din.
plan 81 d. Brown 81 dina Brown
an jucat. Apoi . cintst dina
Brown |? u Z jucat mama 81 d-nu|
Brown Mia zis 81 Joe il 81 esl,
pbra, u an incsreat, dar am cxIs1
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PARTIDUL NATIONAL IN
SATMAR

lnsufletirea taranimei. Liberalii Sc
ascund.
Satmar, 4 Febr. 1922
Vestea, ca Partidul national a
pornit cea mai inversunata lupta
fmpotriva liberalilor pentru intro
narea legalitatii 81 pentru demo-
cratizarea tarii, produs pretu-
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Intr,un interview acOrdat ziaru-
lui ,,Universul"' baronul Samuel
Josika, seful Federated maghia-
re" a declarat intre altele:
Stunt neplacut surprins de mo-
dul cum Sc fac alegerile. Lis
tele electorate n-au fost intregite
de dol ami 81 astfel au ramas fara
drept de vot numerosi cetateni
romani de alta nationalitate. E
de neinteles cum Sc VI putea refa-
ce acesta gresala in timp de 2-3
saptamani.
La alegerile viitore Magharimea
nu va lua parte Official. Popula-
tia ungureasca poate insa face,
daca va simti necesitatea de-a lua
parte la campania electorala.
Ungurii din Brasov nu iau parte
la alegeri
Cetim in ,.Brassoi Lapok" de
All:
Cetatenii de nationalitate ma
ghiara al Brasovului, durere, nu
pot lua parte in campania electo-
rala, deoare-ce listele electorate
in felul cnm ele au fost alcatuitc
in 1919 81 guvernul neadmitand
complectarea lor, nu cuprind decit
"A alegatori maghiari desi numa-
rul acestOra ar fl de mai multe
mil. Conducatorii ungurimei din
Brasov incearca inca in cOntinu
81 staruesc pentru complectarea
listelor electorate, dar nu prea
sunt sperante de asa ceva."
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INFoRMAJI!

Alliance, O: Saptamana de
1913 Martie este numita de
'band-week', saptamana orche-
strei, prin ordonanta primarului
Norman. Clark. Cetatenii stunt
rugati sd contribute la intretine-
rea muzicei.
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CONCURS
CAUTAM

Familii sa lucreze la Steele de
zahar III Alma, Bay City, Caro-,
Croswell. Saginaw 81 Sebewaino
Michigan. $lS pc acra. Mergeti la
agentii nostri in Cleveland, Du-
minica 10 Martie la kpvach Bar
bcr Shop. 1927 st. Clair Avenue
la orele 9; Paul Fodors 2609 Lo-
rain Avenue la orele II. Buda.
pest Hotel. 1909 Woodland Ave.
la orele ,. Aduceti 81 pc prietinii
D-voastra.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY
Saginaw Michigan.
(63, 64-65).
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cato de vre-o doua orr pc pi
cioare 81 n a volt sa mai joace.
lnainte de ma c,Aca mama mi
a spus sal zic tatei Billy, sa nu-i
mai zic tata, ca rusine ca un
ticalos 81 nu ini-e tata. Zicea ca O
Sc ceara tribunalului sd port nu-
|mele mamei. Lam zis ca o ascult
81 nu-i. mai zic tata.
81 Dec. 1907
All sase zile de cind Billy e
inchis in camera 81 dina Brown
la zis mamei ca 81 acum Sc vaita
lca il doare spinarea, dar q inceput
sal mearga mai bine 81 ia VENT
pofta de mincare.
Mama STA schimbat piarerea.
Zice sA sal mai bata de citeva
.ori, ca inca nh Sc silnte rasbunata.
zicea o. il face sal treaca din nou
,pofta mincarii.
Dina Brown . ridicat din u
neri si ma zis nimic. M vrea So
Contradict pc mama
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c A u 7

Pc un bun pretin, Sam Terlion
orlginar din comuna Noloca jud
Cernauti Bucovina, Romania.
Nu stu de el de 8 ami de zile.
81 asl dori sd corespondez en-
dansul. Vol fl multamitor celor
ce-mi vor da vre-o informatiune.
III timpul din ur1ma au fost prin
Clinton, Ind.
T. GORDA
P. o. Box No. 127
Monaville, w. Va.
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.DACA VREI

Sa nu intinzi mana la coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
fara o mana sau un picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. A.
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eau 7

Pc un frate al meu Augustin
Nintila din Laslaul-Romanesc
Tarnava mica. care am perdut
de I ami nu stiu mimic de el am
auzit de la mai multi oameni Cd
ar fl mort Rog pc toti fratii
Romani 81 pc toti cunoscutii cine
va Sti ceva de el ami scrie.
Dau reconpensa $500, la cine
imi Va scrie adresa lui. el au
fost in Lorain. Ohio in timpul de
pc urma cand am auzlt de ell. al
lui frate
AMBROSE VINTILA
Davenport Hotel
G. of Eugeen Room
(63-64). Spahone Wash.
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astazi raman in cea mai mare par
te fara drcpt de vota.
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nluIMIuunIuIMHNGIu|HluIlluuWu NHHlEnmanMlnRD
ABONArl ZlAKUL
.,AMERICAs

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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i Ianiarie 1908 n
Aseset an ingropat anul nou
en tcf funetio delA dlia:
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

If the present rate of consumption
continues, by the middle of summer
there won't be anything in the cellar
except the Philadelphia teams.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
PALATKA DAILY NEWS

candidacy by any means, but enough
is quoted to show that at least one
publication in the state is seriously
disturbed by the political prospect.
Z Perhaps it would not be wise to
make too much fun of the supposed
purpose of the former governor. The
papers of the state once made the
mistake of treating his candidacy as
a joke, and he went into office with
a fine majority.
But The Herald does not believe
that the people of Florida can again
be fooled into making the mistake
they made five years ago. They had
their lesson and they had it hard.
However, unless the former COVER
nor is convicted under one or the 9TH
err indictments under which he is now
laboring, it will be just as well to
watch the peripatetic gentleman who
disturbed the peace and dignity OF
the state for four long years.-Miami
Herald.
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duck, are fast disappearing, despite
the laws on the statuSe books de-
signed to protect bird life.
But there, should be no mystery
about this disappearance of wild life.
Woods are being depleted, the under
growth where quail hide, the wild
seed-bearing plants are being de-
stroyed, and men during the season
are busily engaged in killing off the
birds that survive from year to year.
The very life, designed to protect
bird life in measure contribute to
their eradication.
With the exception of certain sci
entific men, no perso min this state is
permitted to have in possession Ell
Their the live birds or the eggs of
birds, under rather severe penalties.
Few people realize that if there
had been law of that kind at the
beginning of the domestication of
fowls, we would not now have the
chickens that compose the largest
number of birds in any one class in
existence.
Man probably, at one time, secur-
ed the eggs, or the very young birds
and by some means Matched out the
eggs or confined the young birds, I'M
til they had tanned the wild creatures
and they finally became what is
known as domesticated. Successive
generations have increased the size
and improved the quality as well as
vastly increasing the number of
chickens, until they have become one
of the most valuable of mans assets.
If the legislature could be induced
to so amend our game laws that
people could have in their possession
the eggs of the quail or the birds
themselves, the care they would be
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given would tend to increase the
number Immediately. As they es-
cape from captivity or Ire turned
loose, they would repopulate the bird
sections of the state, and they would
again become a valuable part of the
states bird life.
The same thing applies to all other
birds which the legislature has seen
fit to prohibit to the direct use of the
people. The law is framed so that in
theory the nests of these wild birds
are protected from interference by
man, when, as matter of fact, if he
were allowed to interfere these birds
would increase intellectually within a
short time.
The culture Of quail, pheasants,
duck and all other food birds should
be encouraged. AS the law now
stands such culture is absolutely for
bidden.-Miami Herald
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The early bird also gets the garden
seed.
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wow

"Hark, from the tomb a doleful
sound" Thus runs an ancient hymn.
From Jacksonville, through The
Observer, weekly political paper,
published in that city, comes the pre-
diction that one Sidney Cats, of
more or less fame in this state, will
Ibe a candidate for the governorship
to succeed Governor Hardee.
The Observer says: Seats will be
a candidate for governor, and the
democratic leaders and democratic
newspapers should keep this in mind.
His initial campaign will be in the
country pulpits, where he will preach
and pray and afterward eat chicken
and talk persecution with the 'breth-
rem and ssitern.'"
This is not all that The Observer
has to say about Cats suppositious
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

The great are soon forgotten, and
the sex" in front of a statesman's
name stands for an unknown guam
tity.
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Bryan,s friends in the bnd.n

bryan 1TleuuS III tllc DuOs
While Mr.. Bryan has not yet said
whether he will be candidate for
the United States senate, the proba-
bilities that he will be are so great
that his eligibility becomes a matter
of debate now, and the papers of the
state are taking advantage of the
occasion to air their views on the
subject.
If The Tribune will turn to Section
20 Of Article 16 of our state consti-
tuition, it will observe that the "gov-
ernor and every state officer are pro-
hibited from giving certificates of
election or other credentials to any
person as having been elected to the
house of representatives of the Unit
ed States congress or the United
States senate who has not been five
years, citizen of the United States,
and a qualified voter"
That provision merely goes to the
ministerial duties of the governor or
other state officer, and does not af-
feet the qualifications of the candi-
date. 1t may be a prohibition
against the governor or some other
state officer performing certain
duty, but it does not keep the elected
person out of the house of represent
atives or the senate, because there
is higher law that steps in and su-
persedes the state constitution with
reference to the qualifications of Ell
Their representative or senator.
Touching on the qualifications of
a senator, the constitution of the
United States says: "No person shall
be a senator who shall not have at
tanned to the age of 80 years and
been nine years citizen of the
United States, and who shall not,
when elected, be an inhabitant of
that state for which he shall be
chosen"
Just so long as the person shall
have been an inhabitant of the state
for which he is elected, and is other
wise qualified as shown in the Sec
ton quoted, he is eligible to election.
A person may become an einhabitant
of a state without becoming a citi-
zen thereof, but the constitution of
the United States does not say he
shall have become a citizen. He must
merely be an inhabitant.
The senate is the sole Judge of the
elections, returns and qualifications
of its own members, according to the
constitution, and that responsibility
cannot be changed by provision in
any state constitution.
These propositions have been pass
ed upon by the courts and have been
settled in favor of the idea that, re-
CARELESS of the action of the state,
the senate, or the house of represent
atives may admit one who, while
having the qualifications imposed by
the constitution of the United States,
does not comply fully with the re-
luirements of state constitutions or
state laws.
The point was raised when the !
Hon. Frank Clark was first elected
% congress in this state. He took his
seat in congress despite the section
If our own constitution prohibiting
he issuance to him of a certificate
# election by the governor or other
state officer.
And The Herald believes that will
,e the way it will be settled if, by
my chance, Mr.. Bryan becomes
candidate and is elected, regardless
# whether our opinion is or is not
hat the election of Mr.. Bryan would
'e good thing for this state and
he country.-Miami Herald. Il
A MISTAKEN LAW. Il
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

1t is probably all right to call the
young ladies "debs." Debs himself
is keenly interested in men.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
wEIssMuLLER TO COMPETE.
fpy Associated Press)

Detroit, Mich, April Johnny
Weissmuller and Norman Ross are to
meet in the national 220-yard event
in Saturday nights swimming meet
here While Weissmuller has been
breaking record after record for
merly held by Ross, the latter has
been wintering in Florida. His en-
try for the championship meet here
was received by wire last night and
the contest between these two stars
is to be the feature of the meeting.
A.. l. LII I,rlncr.r tn hru
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07
With Other Editors
BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE.

BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE.
We cannot entirely agree with our
friend, The Tampa Tribune, when it
rather dogmatically says that:
"On account of not having been a
resident of Florida for five years, our
esteemed friend, the Hon. William
Jennings Bryan, is not qualified to
enter the race for the United States
senate against Senator Park Tram
nell. A provision in the state con-
stitution nips the aspirations of Mr..
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

Being old-fashioned is largely a
matter of cultivating a decorous ex-
terror to conceal human nature.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

The i'll fate of bucket shops would
indicate some change in vital statis-
tics since Barnum's time.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-07

immigration policy in brief: Re-
fuse the refuse.