davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

Neodvisle oselifxne u pracujd 7d
percentovou silou q Carnegie
Steel 80 percentovcp ! ' She.
mango udoh "a roboty pustily.
vysoka pee Byers 90. vyhasen4.
Jej miesto zaujaly in6.

Jej miesto zaujaly inc.
Tohto tvzdna roboty isly obstoi-
ne, ako nasi krajania hoyoria
Len keby ia plaza bola trochn
hrnbsia bolo by dobre. Ale 50
robit, valecne zarobky sa nz tax
chytro nenavratia.
Operacie neodvislych oceliarni
dost1pily uz vysky 70 percento-
vel riadnej vyroby n Carnegie
spolocnosti sa pracuje 80 perceD
tovou silou.
Zvysena cinnost bola badatel
ma plejt milsoch ii Republic
Brier Hill, av tube milsoch u
Sheet and Tube Co. U Trnmbull
Steel zastavena bola praca y jed
nom strip milsi a u Byers vyhas-
nnta bola vysoka pee Matte 81
Girard. Budiiceho tyzdna ale ma
jd byt' zapaleie d'alsie vysoise
pece Il Brier Hill, v Ohio Works,
"a Republic. a II Carnegie spoloc-
nosti vo Farrell, takze tinnost
vysokych peel bude hodne zvvse-
ma.
Vsetkych open hearth peel VI
feinnosti je 50 20 Sc, bessemer dra
70 troch, sheet milsoy ~ 20 liz a
12 tube milsov 20 II
v okolitych oceliarhach praeo-
vale sa tohto tyzdna \ nasle0oys
nych dielnach:
| Sheet and Tube Co.-Tri vyso-
Ike pece, devat open hearth peel.
bessemer, jeden blooming mill, 2
skelp milsi, osem pajpovych mil
Esov, sedem sheet milsov, pudlova
pece, koksovna, drotovha, zrd'o
ia klincoviia.
=, Republic Iron and Steel. Dive
yysoke pece, IL open hearth peel.
iplejt mill, styri tube milsi, jeden
blooming mill ma Haselton, pat
milsoy, tri bar a diva skelp milsi,
spike a washer dielna v Brown
Bonnell sheet milsi v DeForest.
| Brier Hill Steel .-Jedna vyso-
/ ka pee, desat open hearth. peel,
koksovna plnou silou, blooming
mill, "a inc. plejt mill, 132 inc.
plejt mill koncom tyyzdna, II sheet
milsov, pat Thomas a sest vo
Western Reserve. .
/ Carnegie eel.-McDonald a
Union milsi 100 percentoyou ST.
lou. Ohio Works plnou silou, O..
krem jednej vysokej pece, ktora
ma byt zapalena.
| Trumbnll Steel. Vsetky dielne
plnou silou okrem strip milsoy.
ktore pracujl 80 perc. silou.
Liberty Steel. 1OOsperc. opera
lcie. .
| Newton Steel. percentove
loperacie.
Falcon steel-loo percentove d
peracie.
Mahoning Valley Steel. SStyri
sheet milsi (polovicne operaciel.
A. NJ. Byers. Plnon silon o.
krem yysokej pece. ktora bola wv
hasena prostriedkom tyzdna.
Sharon Steel HOOP. neyas-
sheet milsov Cd utorku.- Styri open
hearth peee a rolling milsi \ Lo-
fwellville. q.
Mensie tovarne oznamuja xlep-
senie pomerov. General Fireproof-
ling Co. pracuje SIS perc. silon. -
Truscon Steel 70 perc. Reppb-
Ilic Rubber slabo. 81,
Do 80. jdna I 1921 stsfo ~ n
II2si 1856 yetsfanov svetoyei yo14y y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
Me,lts.ke !. zpraU
Yycistite svoje yardy!

v tyzdni cd 3-1Q, aprila bude
yscobecne cistenie v nasom meste.
Mayor ziada, ably 81 kazdy oby-
yatel' vycistil okolo domu i v do
me, aby nase mesto vyzeralo ami
20 skatulky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

Ked So nieco okolo vas pri-
hodi, oznamte to nam, aby sms to
mohli sdelit v novinach ostatnym
Slovakom ma tejto okolici.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

cttatsl 'ov Won ! Youngstown
iia1Ams . dopo5lanis prsdplatn6-
ho pq6tcu, ina6 in sasielanie n
stavisns.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31
YoUNGsTOWNa pHIo, 81. MARCA. 1929.
Velke pastne zapasy mladych
Slovakov na vecierku v Struthers

Sovensky MI Kub usporiada Il Dugasov
kore pso poat vel pocetn6
ro fajarsky ns ale parlo
zapasnikov-Klub vyzyva mldky clenov
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-31

U. Do 80. jiina I 1924 stafo sM& 81
26i 1856 vetsfanov svetoyeii vi yso1l I
americk kymi obsapini 1 dGo,5 G /! ;fiss
rnara 1922 1873. n
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

men, In season of plenty thew ca,
ne bought for twenty to thirtv can+,
apiece, but in the east and centra
states they reach a price which the
ordinary pocketbook holder feels rro
inDltive' Having proved that tbic
cholce food can be produced CONNER.
clally in a wide area, we have nromiso
OF enjoying them at more reason.
able price. '''''i'-
Inc avocado belongs to the Iaural
1aiillIy and is native of semi-troniooI
America, whence it has spreod 70 Oh
other tropical countries. The tree is
an ornament with its large Ieathery
leaves of spicy taste and odor ,n,I
uhuer favorable circumstances ottoins
helght sixty to eighty feet II
pears pr0lihcally. The fruit varies
IN shape from round TO pear shane
Is green and purple in color wai~bS
oIlen four to five pounds. but tbe |
average Is much less. The fruft CON
lalns Y single large seed around which
IS the thick, buttery flesh of yeIIowisb
ieel Color and a delightful flavor
Some varieties have very thin skin
others thick, hard shell. These last
handle best in sfipping
The dietitians tell us that the avn
ado is almost in a Glass by itself as
mas greater mineral content tban c
ny OF the fruits and contains 10 nor v
eht OF carbohydrates, while its Fat FAT {
ontent is nearly 30 per cent. The
my fruit comparable to it is toe s
I'VE which has less oil and is as we A
now a processed fruit. Measured in
llories, the IS varieties average asa -
iipfles to the pound, more than twice !
ie maximum calories per pound ~
esh fruits. Its fuel value zorro. B
.onds to about 70 per cent of thar
cereals and is nearly twice that for N
efase OF meat, according to Pro.
ssor Jaffa. -
Brazilian Paste.-AIash ripe avo
20 and mix smooth with lemon iuica
rye OF sliced tomatoes. w
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29
Fndag, September 90, 1qsa
Lee Oldham.


Lee Oldham.
Unless said Certificate shall Be- !,
deemed according to law, Tax Nj
will issue thereon on the 18th day
October, A. D. 1922:
Witness my official signature !,
seal this the 18th day of Septemh,
A. D. 1922.
(SEAL) R. j. HANCOCK,
Clerk Circuit Court, Putnam Coun
Florida.
BY w. A. WILLIAMS, JR., D. c.
9-15 % 30-10-6 10
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

most delicious OF
foods, but is not
yet grown in such
quantities as to
make them mex.
penSive. In south
ern California,
where they are
beginning to grow
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

&C., ohe-1ourth teaspoonful ~ 80 "a
and nonr Look TO the soft ball. stage
Of ora pour over the well-beaten ,S Stise
fo,' "n Egg peat until cool, adding throo
on 49, .nS o1 a cupfm Of walnntS~ on,
b ~, nan teaspoonful of vanilla n ~nu
ny teaspoonfuls on hnttoroa crop
o po'i INTO a well buttered pan
chinatown Almond SQUARES
o oose'nef two cupfuls of sugar and avn
e9plui OF water eight minutes tS pne
"uu one-half teaspoonful of ,,ino onen
dro u nol, until the syrup is brittle when
p Tipped In cold water. Brown " nnn
h hr't4 pound of almonds slightly in
ronn .Sieu pan; now pour over tho a.
nn3 the hot syrup, which has ho" a"
81, ''Foreu with one-half teasnoonf,,1
ieSs OF almond extract prora vi
, AMY well down evenly in tba NAM .re
G" ",s the cut side of half . Iamon
Cut before it nardens 'N''ioli'
saksd Corn With clams-0rt,, 49,. u
IAN OIL minced clans, one cnnf',, 0lie
aimed corn, one cupful of mix oS5 &c
So WIN one teaSp0onfuI of eoI+ %
. , SpecA or onion, salt, pepper and I'll
apllka, Place in a baking dish " anu az
-, WIN two tablespoonfuls of bn -i' ac
II. Bake one-half hour. Fresh o ~us, ca
Jay. be used. iesn corn -
r, Eo a and Herring Pie.-peel civ leo
slice very thin, season WIN 1l
, my pepper and mix with ono cnn :,
| Oh chopped celery and ope-fonrtb ~
a a scraped onion. Put into b ,oIi 20 aer
~, IN which two tablespoonful IS at
l'er nave been melted and tosy ,ha Ger
s . in the butter until unu U
cred with it, Chop two salted h he" Idea,
= which have been soaked in cola will
'el LOT an hour or two mfv With TO-
vegetables and pour over WIN tn octe
Die one cupful of milk or wat tne W
er with baking powder biscnft; seal
d ana bake three-quarters of an A. {
IN, IN a moderate oven. Brush oven o., Is
crust with melted butter hofora CLERK
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

,r4; Jlication for Tax Deed,
1Tada,. lon s of Chapter 1888,
Taws cJorida.
Nots,o hereby given that g. r:
c,,,,s.. Chaser Of Tax Certificate
NJ ss ted the 9th day of July,
A n has filed said Certificate
- 49,, Ice, and has made applica7
49,: Flax Deed to issue in accord
a,aa / law. Said Certificate ems
hnoo.he following described prop
o,tn hated in Putnam County
Flor to'wit; :
: ~ of seq, Sec. 50, T. 8, S. R
81 ESQ acres, The said land being
led at the date of the issuance
ofhch Certificate in the name o.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

The following will
be easy to make
and pleasant to
eat:
a eific Sea
0 a m. - T a k Q
three cupfuls of
light brown sugar,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29
Notice of Application fol 1000
Under Section 8 of q

Sah1NA t1NNt-Oht u - ~
Laws of Florida. -
Notice is hereby giv( NJ.
Wadsworth, purchaser ~ AN
Certificate No. 316, daft, MI
of July, A. D. 1918, h.s
Certificate in my of a ! 3
made application for c;a
sue in accordance 81, -
Certificate embracef M
~ wit:
E. Y of N. E. T, !, - IL
R. "a E., so acresI e@ II,
lie in the name
NJ cs,,4l, n Home Co.
- ~ rEate shall be re-
deemed accordH i"~ oo.,. -, ]
will issue they 'ie '
WIFE,, :, yeial signature anc
-, ~ ~, day of September
A. D. 1922. >,oocr
c1orl c;rc,, ijurt, Putnam County
A.
Florida. =
By W. "A. hiAM@' 'i''' =
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IiG
V'epa ae5, by the National cooo.o- -,
"''Ietv, Washington, d e apr
"inous ruins and historic relics bo
" ~ SIlIlted under new flags hv II
world war just as have nIaces ~ 20 -, u
Pracncal and less sentimento1 ~ ,, nloi
ana so 1t happens that the mo anie a. u
runs OF BaaIbek, the Ha1iono1io 90 "
on a',teo,l'oihan world and once fl
greatest city of Syria, are now nn 5n
rre administrations of the Fror,a l
1eilcn authority is the latest of man,
49, nS''ioiL''l influences to be exercised oT.1,
these World-famous rims ''ou i've!
Not many centuries aftpr Tho Do
11'il'lre crashed and muItinIo st l,,,sl.
rose IN its place, the Arabs oor S''.'eS
baalbek' The great temple had nd p al GU
autlleo INTO a Christian church in tLn
aSH oI constantine. Now if u,os =,
- - changed into a mosque, Tanor
1aiIe plIaged the old temple site Tatau
N"ine the Turks, and it was nndor 49,
esIine mat the Western world e,lt
Le"rhed Of the stately r,ins rs
herman influence was Axor+o6 l'seh
pace, Tor under the IurKS 81 yt ~ He ne
psychologists eXcavated and partially
restored the temples.
The Baalbek temples are not minor
runs. Unexpectedly to most observers
tley take one palm from Egypt's pvra-
mlds; for in the walls at Baalbel are
the largest stones ever used by man
Al erecting structure-great mono
nuns larger than a freight car.
These ruins, properly speaking. are
KNOWN as Ell kalla (CitadeD and are
composed of only two temples. and
they 90 not cover large area when
compared with other ruins in SYRIA
Inc Great Temple, or the TempIe +
vi jupiter as it is called, had its main I
entrance from the East Here wide I
hight of steps led up TO the propylaea q
or Vesubule, 10 feet above the gardens =
ahu orchards that now surround the
ruins This portico was open to the =
east the full width of the stairs. and h
me Worshlpers used to enter between f.
rows OF columns on the bases of three n
oL winch are Inscriptions stating that W
Lne temple was erected to the "great hf
gods" Of HeltOpOlIs by Antoninus and w
Jaracalla. At an early period the OK
arabs converted these temples into
ortress, and to a certain extent re- wi
them. The columns mentioned se
we're removed, the staircase taken I'm, wi
no the material used to construct a fr,
oiio wall where the columns had been. all
Arabs Blocked This Entrance. att
Next came the hexagonal forecourt, tbe
ntrance into which was made by
leans OF central doorway. with a -
mailer one on each side. This small a.
'urt was surrounded by a colonnada lhe
Id on four Of the six sides by exedrae ano
'rticos with stone seats. The Arabs u
I'VE also blocked this three-foId on. spa
lnce aud converted the exedrae into SLue
filing them with brfok t"ll
lsonry. '1'o
After The visit Of the former German styi
lDeror to these ruins. in 1898 n bo51- 10 r
German eycavators was sent n II
albeh, and worked there from 1901 4ntel
I9O4. They not only dug down and cary
moved the debris. but strengthened cur
az parts and, where necessary. they ia
moved the Arabic work so as 70 ,-ue'
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

Notice OF Application FIR r,~ o.
Under Section 8 of CHAPTER 1ses
Laws Of Florida. TUG
Notice is hereby given that =
"adsworth, purchaser of Tav car+; =
5 T No. AT, dated the 9TH dav w., Of
J. Ju a. A, d. 1919, has filed said d7g ~. o.
s.ll@ate IN my office, and has made
for Tax Deed to issua l'G IL
Acc with law, Said Certifii-
~, ,S'e embraces the following describ-
"a property situated in pptran,
Jounty, Florida, to-wit: 0'''7'"
W: 7A Of W. z of S. E. u of N, F
~ 49,, sec, a. T, ia S. R. "a E.( 1oI
{ Is The said land being assesAlJJf
= s.,t sae date Of the issuasce of snAbk
n in the name of F, T PoIfE
,o un l9 said Certificate shall be p peIt
; ;emed according to law, Tax DeolI,.
III issue thereon the 80tb dav III
,tober, A. D. 1922. '
=, %l the: my, official signature sn,lap,
D. 1922. u september 'te
.r &C., a.! R. J. HANCOCK, IL,
TX Circuit Court, Putnam Conn.,. i oI
a.7l-a.-. -. SotJltF i d
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ida East Coast
RAILWAY
Flagler System

cire Of passenger trains from
81, Union Station, for East Pa.
daily:
1o:1G am. No. 1903, 1880 am
i 1:4O pm, No, 1O7, 4:45 pm
!, $50 pm.
pure of passenger trains from
LIST PALATKA STATION.
SoUTHBOUND DAILY
Coaches & P. Can. ...11:55 am.
Coaches & Sleepers 5:15 pm.
-C'hes & Pullman. .11:I5 pm.
NoRTHBOUND DAILY
-C'ches & Pullman. sos am.
-C'ches & Pullmans. 1910 am.
Coaches 6 P. Car ..5:I5 nm.
}. D RAINIER. C. P. A.
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HeKTCHEN
.ABLVE,H zttf
-. = -: lszz. Western Newspaper 1Tnsa.

striIs efTa th is like the lightning which
i.W the highest mountainss a
we can be more clever thox
' NOT more clever than them aIh nv
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

application 4 Tax 4ue I
accordance 18th lawl 49,,
cate EMBRACE the fol- $50
property sitfted in o'i''s
Florida, loft:
/ N. E. Af s. ELL W, 4.
Sec. 10, T.t, s. R,Eo acres
The said I'D being a. t !!
date of thIissuanc Gei'iii'
cate in thjname of pau .
Unless fd certifaii DC re-
deemed aybrding / Tax Deco
will issuebereon ) 9th day OF
October, D. 1872.
Witne5'my off afo
seal this!he Goth september
4. D. II.
(sEA1 hancock,
'lerk CFuit Cou nam County
Florid n
y W. WILLLJR., D. &
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It direct route betweeiV
TIA AND OCALA

0'13I ----- Z ''fJ p. III,
1atka daily ----3:45 D. M.
connection with all Allan
line and Seaboard Air Line
trains at Ocala, and all
East Coast and Atlantic
e afternoon trains at Pa
We September 18th, 1922
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

(SEAL) R.. j. HAN
Clerk Circuit Court, Putna1
Florida.
BY W. A. WILLIAMS, JH
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-09-29

me buttercups, bright-eyed and bold,
Held up their chalices of gold
10 catch the sunshine and the dew.
Make sunshine riffs of splendor"
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Notice. Apple for Tax Deed.
UndIsectioni Chapter 1888

Ohuq SecJl0n
"A LawFf Florb .
will Noti is hereiVen that L. b.
I'M Wadsfth, purr Of Tax Gertif-
ors icate ]. 333 the 9Th day of
~ o July, D, 1925 filed said Ger
tificsIin my &c, and has made
no applfon for Deed to issue in
on accotce wifw Said Certifi-
OF cate Ebraces following described
PROXY situa in Putnam County,
," Flo4 to-wit
e " of w. of N. E. u. of N. E.
lie ~. Is, II, S. R. "a, E., 10
I |, s.acrl The s land being assessed
at date the issuance of such
Ceicate lthe name of William
> H. rphy.t .
! ss safCertificate shall be re-
= ddd accoling to law, Tax Deed
WI sue theon on the Both day of
OYER, Al. 1922.
|. tness ny official signature and
fhis tb 18th day of September,
4 1929,
EAL) T. R. j. HANCOCK,
= Circuit Court, Putnam County,
forida.
NV. A. WILLIAMS, JR., D. c.
flee of Application for Tax Deed.
Jnder Section 8 of Chapter 1888.
avs Of Florida.
Iotice is hereby given that L. E.
dsworth, purchaser of Tax Certif-
e No. BAT, dated the 9Th day of
2, A. D. 1920, has filed said Cer,I
cate in my office, and has madl
llcatlon for Tax Deed, to issue i'll
'rdance with law. Said Certifl
embraces the following dsseribi |
1erty situated in Putnam Count |
ida, to-wit: III
. W. 4 of S. W. a of N. W,E,Il
%, 7. II, s. R. "a E., 10 adj. Il
9ksaid land being assessed at he
,gof the issuance of such CTtjf-
~ the name of Florencet. La
y is' said Certificate shall be re
~ recording to law, Tax Deed
NJ le thereon on the 3Oth Gay of
y +Bs D. 1922.
+ WAY official signature and
CT ~ 29th day of October,
', R. j. HANCOCK,
Ilatol,As FFourt, Putnam County,
% s5l9 GtAMs, JR., D, c.
atRDEREion for Tax Deed.
fRa rida' th'of Chapter 1883,
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WAYS WITH AVOCADO

The avocado, or alligator pear.
as 1t is commonly called. is tha
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JOHN BOND TO PRF1TE REACT
AT COURTHOUSE srrNnA,

=, IHOUSk SUNDAY
'0hn Bond, Of Union Mission, will
sleacn on the courthouse square Sun.
gay a night at'7:45 o'clock on Mothers
Of America" People, drop everything
ana ana. come mothers, fathers, boys and
girls girls, ! will have something vo vow
should hear. Palatka needs more 'o of
my kind Of preaching. ''0iS OF
no. you ever stop to think how
quick death comes? Are VOL nro NV"
'4 are Are ven ready to go? Come |
I'm your cars, bring chairs to eli on
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Notice of STRfBLINc ,7z,-~ -,.er

Laws eetribline &c va, Sept %
Notice son, Of YorL- r4acon and IN
Wadswoi"ill meet : y, both Iisb. :
ieate Neen-roun6 60. this afterro s''eie
July,
tifir
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MORE GOOD THINGS

t,s awe the children-a treat by making
''iein some good home-made co.,.
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Notice of Application fer Tax Deed Ssaid
Under Section Of CHARTER 48s~ ~ Iof
4 Laws OF Florida. D"H%
Wadsworth nnrcso.s., n, mat L H. deemed
lcaVe NO GOT, dated the 9Th dav of ol "a. -
Jay A. D. 1897, has filed said Ger 0C ny
Ilflcate in my. office, and has made "fqa
Iapphcatlon for Tax Deed to issue in "A 4
accordance with law. Said Certif- a. ~ - !
caVe embraces the following descrb- CO. 80
cd property situated in Putnam Coun- IN.
ty, Florida, to-wt: IA +
~ Z. a of s. W. 4, Sec. %. T II
K. "a, 40 acres The said land H. IA,
assessed at the date of tha ;ss,,onoo :"
OF such Certificate in the name of 70 R,
Mary L. Agnew.
0nieSS SAID Certificate shall, hi. SsSociate6 p,
deemed according to law Ts-he tri, Isps 29-'
Will Issue thereon on the 30f in con- u sevent
October, A. D. 1922. twont .Aection wit
Witness my official sic Coal ~. Two perso
seal this the 29th day o22, are saL nNe near he,
A. D., 1922 ldge n you,"eduled to bo
(SEAL) R, T r,ountv -: - Hartwel. ~
Clerk Circuit Court Prscision 10 ~ court
Florida 1t the -. START the 81
By W. A. WILLIAMS hed at ''ule of Mover
Notice of Application" up the d., announced Il
Under Section 8 forty-eigbt met today.
Laws of Florida, en- charged NJ, the sevJ
Notice is heretE1 frst to stan l'n murder, 4 j..
Vadsworth pureHe Tried for The sflaL The II
cate No 446, d. man, of H,,,s.. ueath of ioo
uly, A. D. 'Ig1eiiipe nineteen ,',nston, IndI in
ficate in nv Nthed "Oh-anion =.
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french Comm.
Improves Deci
>afpentier p
by ASSooT-

at the date t;r, ans Sept. 2S9e'at te Press,
tificate in tx tbe federation last me Frer
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 Nurses On Duties Of
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Be Responsible to God, and Then to Patient" De- clares Head of Catholic Diocese at St. Vim cents Commencement Exercises,

Marie Drellard of Naugatucks rrene Kluger of Bridgeport. Agnes Deni- Stam ford; Catherine Heating Of New town, and Angeline Graboskf of MIL ville>
 Former Exercises. The only other graduation exercises ever held at the hospital took place
 of nurses in the hospital completed their course Sister Marie Laura, was at that time superintendent of nurses, coming to this city from the Buffalo general hospital.
 The members of the first class were Miss Catherine ONeil, now Sister
 Catherine; Miss Nellie Gavan, now Mrs, James Green; Miss Margaret Preston, Miss Julia T, Moran, Miss Mary Fay, Miss Anna Segrue. Jack Lllas, Miss Margaret Heating, now Sister Marie, Thomas: Miss Nellie Bishop Terney presented the diplo- mas and the graduates wore the same kind of uniforms which the nurses same in every hospital of this relig- ious order The graduation exer~ cises in 1908 took place at the pres ent Plaza theater-
 Ford, and the late Mrs, Henry Lee. then president and vice president, respectively, of the Ladies of Charity of St Vincent De Paul, took the dulOI1lODl16 T1Oe lC Wal1ingford, and on the way back the party stopped for dinner at Cox's Shore house, at Savin Rock, where the St. Vincent's hospital alumnae association was formed
 Each year since that time, on June 2S, members of hhe association en- certain the members of the outcom- ing class The first membership of 10 nurses has now increased to 142.
 This year the practice will be car ried out A solemn high mass will be sung at St. Vincent's hospital chapel at 6:45 a. m- In the afternoon the annual meeting of the association will be held in the Nurses home and in the evening dinner dance for the alumnae members, the graduates and the staff will be held at the Seaside club.