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DONNA Iegi|or'

fata in fata dupa tratative ne
reusite 81 Isl fac bezele: "Acum
va facem dosarul hotiilor", anne
ninta fcricitul de All, 'dosarul
guvernarii voastre am avut moi
grije, sal complectam, 81 il avem
parafat" ranjeste celalalt. Fla
puscarie Gu volt" ''Cu vol la pus-
lcarie!" 81 merge carcva din fe-
tele mari 81 buzunarele pline la
puscarie? DONNA legilor' par
ca asa ar aduce Gu sine. Eli asi !!
'Eu fur, tn furi, el fura...", isi
zic Ell hoti, Sc dovedesc precis 81
imprumutat ca sunt hoti, dar.. !.
Ce pacate! La urma urmei, care
mai tare legea sau MOI? Evil
dent ca MOI. ST la ,urma urmei ar
iesi din toata treaba lucruri de-
agreeable pentru amandoi. Sa o
lasam moarta. Doar parchetul 81
puscaria sunt facute pentru gai-
mari 81 sunt eli destui in tara
noastra. Ute colo lihnitul ala q
cutezat sa violeze sfintenia drep.
tului de proprietate 81 a furat .
cOrfa intreaga de cartofi din lOcul
bOeresc; dincolo ingratul penzio.
mar Gu II lei pc luna dijmuit un
wagon de lemne, 81 speculanta d.
taranca vinde Oul mai scump Gu
5 bani decat e pretul maximal
La puscarie Gu eli, playa 81 rusiuea
societatii! .a,.
81 zimbitori, 81 hodiniti, la um
bra legei, fostul 81 actualul mi
nistru trece multumit, rasturna,
pc pernele automobilului fost Al
Statului 81 maine al lui - trect
nepasator pc langa zidurile une
cazarme unde Sc aplica Legea
sfanta Lege.
Treisute Gle oamcni, flamanziti
istoviti, batuti 81 batjocuriti stal
in tarcuri ca fiarele 81 inzadar s,
Intreaba 290 din eli ce lege a,
calcat oare, 81 inzadar Sc intreab;
GU totli, care ii legea care 8;
pedepseasca pc ON inainte de a I
Judecat, 81 inzadar sc intreab;
unde articolul dracesc din cod
care slleste pc acuzatul neferici
sa manance ardei 81 piper sill il
terzice laptele, care rupe flanel
de pc oasele lui strabatute de in
ghetul 81 nmezeala temnitei. In
i teleg ei care-i raspunsul pc car
1 IL 4da brutal 81 fara crutare urui
tul limusinei actualului 81 a fostu
lul mlnlstru, care trece pc sub fe
ll'reastra inzabrelata, gandindu-s
/ Ia dosarele lor ce vor ramane D
4 veci ''parafate" 'Omulss omu
tare rapune Legea ~ cand ma
slabut 81 flamand 81 necunoscu1
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DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPlL FARA MAMA
do: T.. r. pASCU

| ii pune, sa Sc roage pentru sana,
tatca mamei, 81 incheie trimitan-
Adu-ne sanatate 81 sarutari Ia toti.
Mama a incruntat de cateva
orr din sprincene pc cand citea
serisoarea tusei Anei, 81 la ras-
puns indata.
3 Decembrie K9O8.
All a PRINT mama mai multc
tfelicitari' din tara intre carl de Ia
! dl 81 dina Brown, d-soara Rubens
(si tusa Ana.
Am primit 81 Ell de Ia verisoara
Gladys 81 varul Mike.
V6rul Mike e Gu trei ami mai
mare ca mine ii yeriyoara Glsdys
,,cu un an 81 jumatate. Mi-au tri-
mis- cxrti postale eu vederi din
| |Celnmbus u nj ) . pirut "a par
a VA oralul eissle noastrs.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27

Dupon pc Dora yi ne-a dus in ca
mera noastra si d-soara Julieta
|s'a coborit jos.
Dina Dupon ne-a spus sa ne
Fdesbracam 81 s ne culcam 81 sa
finn Gu minte, cI mama nu Sc
|simte bine 81 trebve u fie liniste
in casa. Ma zis = lasam lumina
aprinsa ca s vie es so stinga,
81 q esit afara, incuind usa.
ma trecut nici an minut dupa
lee q eyit 81 am auzit zgomot de
Epasi in cstul a. ios si gemete 81
am inceput 81 tling. Pasle ihi
Espapsa, cinevs- * ~ @ splat
[vr1,o ,nenoroei Peste atevA
minute auzii ~ s}ipst, apoi altui
III semete greleS sura de Ca
meni streini. ne1 ma intreba Cd
ZEE cred. Nam bst in stare sal
|raspund. Plinesona en- sughituri
81 a ineeput * pl1pgx 81 ea.
Am volt "a ~ eobor dar usa
era incuiats. Ma gandit y bat
in uss 81 ridical y pumnul -
- f.. ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27
HSTIlNrARE

Stunt rugati- toti abonentli
nostri q observa urmxtoarele
reguli la trimiterea psntru
schimhare de adres&.
l. So sc scrie sdresa veche
1nde la mers ziarul si address,
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoanx q
Sc alature m&rci do Sc. 81 q
caute "a nj 90 de& nunele ttra
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx aceste rs,
gull in zadar asteaptx q i u
schimbe adresa Cd nu % poats
Alminigtro1iA.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27

E TIlGPUL GREul

81 acest timp il simte fiecare,
dar mai Gu seama comerciantul
Roman de langa d-ta Ell va roaga
sa veniti La el in pravalie 81 s. nu
mergeti la streini.
Cumpara cele ce-ti lipsesc, -
de la ell 81 ajuta-l in timpul greu
ca 81 el te va ajuta. Astazi de
straini esti satul destul! De ce
treci pc langa aproapele tau
Roman.
TIE rog vina daca, esti aproape
81 la pravalia lui Capra in care Sd
afla tot felul de faina, carne, beu-
turf 81 tabac de tot felul, ca pre-
turtle cele mai reduse.
Incearca 81 te CONVINCE de Gro.
ceria 81 Buceria lui
GREGORI CAPRA
1852 Dawson Ave. E.
Detroit, Mich.
(67-72). (Adv.
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Cand vreau sd soap de apasa-
rea zilei dc All, cetesc CART ba-
trane, nemestesugite, intelepte
Acum Gu br,lma de latineasca, ce
mia mai ramas recitesc pc Tit
Liviu. 81 ma oprcsc la primelc
sire char, ale Cartii II, ''de la
anul Romei 245-286".
''De aici inainte vol povesti
faptele poporului roman liber,
din vremi de pace 81 din razboiu,
magistraturele din fiecare an, 81
DONNA legilor ajunsa mai puter-
Mica decat CO i oamenilor' ..
Ma opresc, ,r fiindca mise pune
staruitoare intrebare, ce ar zice
oare un Tit Liviu, despre zilele
dc All ale tarii noastre! Cum STAR
incepe ell oare Cartea in care sd
povesteasca faptele poporului ro-
man, in noua lui epoca, de elibe-
rare de sub stapaniri streine, de
initiate! Ce ar. spune el de dom
MIA legilor" dc azis
Cat de rusinoase pentru moi,
/ cat de triste pentru tara ar Fl
constatarile hui
DONNA legilor! Lege! Oar, GU
adevarat, mai. este Oare All in
Tara Romaneasca Q lege, care sa
nu fie calcata, peste care sa nu
stapaneasca ''taria oamenilor" :!
Stau pravuite codurile care in
gradesc drepturile noastre, opres:
faradelegile, <.statornicesc viata
ncamului 81 tarii. Stau pravuite
81 uitatc, ca niSte netrebnice lu
cruri, vechituri de muzeu.
Opportunities miopa darima
lcgea Gu dccret ministerial. Mi
nistrul de All al Tarii romanesti
Fnl Sc sfieste ,sa declare imediat
Ice s'a asezat pc fotoliul parasit
de adversarul sau polite, ca el
nu va aplica legea cutare ori cat
ar ii ca de votata de Corpurile
lLegiuitoare, 81 juruita de el. Nu-i
place lege, nu aplica 81 Isl
face un titlu de mandrie sa O
spuna aceasta.
i Sc schimba carmuitorii 81 deo-
data napadesc poruncile la par.
chete 81 Sc inchid pc vecie dosa.
rele pline de murdarii 81 pacate
ale celor deal nostrii'', se des'
child ca p,rin fsrrmmec pascsriile $
hotii,q qt, excrosii esiii AZ az csforr si'r partid
] fajuns Ia 'Putere" salta din be
ciul temnitei de-adreptul in scau
ne de prefeet7uplr:iI saq in automo
bilele Statului, care sal poarte il
fata ''iubitilor alegatori'' dup;
''lncrederea Nstiunei''
i I'm fost ministru eri un prim
ministru de All stau indarjiti
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DlRECTORIl COMPANlEI
De PUBllCITATE A
UNlUNEI S. R. A.

NICOLAE BARDAS, Pres,
r. F. d. 3 Canton, O..
Bell Telefon, Caunty 119 Ring Z
P. CHINA, Vice Pres,
1853 So. Main st. Akron, O..
N. n. BOERIU, Seer. Adm,
5705 Detroit ave. Cleveland, o.
d. BARZA, Caster
65O1 Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, o.
Eembrii in directie:
In. SERB
80 e. Home ST., New Castle, Pa.
loan G.. HOZA
729 E. Sumitt st. Alliance. Ohio
GEORGE SALCA
Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
C. r. PASCU
5705 Detroit Ave., Cleveland, O.
LIE IANCU
P.O. Box 319 Z. Pittsburgh, Pa
Conrolori:
| loan DAMIAN
1919 Brainard Ave-, Cleveland, @
I. N. SUFANA
1877 s. Liberty St. Alliance, O.
CETITI = ABoNAT1
/ UA1UI ssAlnBRIOA"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27
AVIZ

Mai avem un numar restrlns
de Calendare, anul 1922.
Cine doreste sa cumpere sa
Sc adreseze imediat Admins
tratiei ziarului nostru.
Pretul 75c, pentru Europa
IS cent?.
Grabiti Gu comenzile.
Administrative.
(7O-1-2)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27
A N U N 7

Parochia gr.-or. Romano 'Sf
Andreiu' din Cincinnati, OHIO
anunta pc aceasta Gale, pc onor
Preoti gr.-ort. Romani carl ar dor
sd serveasca la aceasta parOchie
pc Sfintele Sarbatori, incepand
din Dumineca Floriilor pana dup5
Sfintele Pasti.
Doritorii sd scrie imediat Ia
adresa de mai JOS mentionandu-si
pretentiunea.
Parochia gr.-ort. Romano
''SF. ANDREIU"
$50 Dayton Str. Cincinnati, Ohio
(71, 72-73).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27

Inea patului meu am inceput sd
|plang din nou.
Sgomotele desjos au incetat de
la o vreme 81 nam NAL auzit nici
un tipat 81 nici gemete. Cam peste
o jumatate ceas aud sgomotul
cheiei in broasca 81 am ssrit in
sus. Usa Sc deschise inject 81 Tazui
Lca intra d-soara Julieta.
Inca nu v'ati culcati Culca-
ti-va Cd tarziu," zise d5nsa, in
chizand usa in urma Ell.
'Ce-i Gu mamaf Am auzit. Cd q
|1srAk isi gelnut." Q intrebaip Gu
|aNncand-o de mana.
y. Q, nu-i mimic krsv. Oit se
Ifaca bine. A alunecat 81 q sSzut.
% mica lovitpra, dar ii tteees !,
raspunse d-soara Julieta cj yim-
betul ei obisnuit.
Vreau so vad. Te rog, lssa-ma
50 yadr ziseiu eu rug4tor e.
tire ca. ss
81 eu yreau SO yld, Else
Dora, ridicanduse de pe ssapn.
'Ce se yedetii Acpm d6dr11e.
Doctorui = zis - M = spropis
|nimsni De ea a se. de(t6 =
Ena.i bias Y - spus ~ s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27
A Y Il

Societatea "Printul Carol al
Romaniei" din Zelienople, Pa, a.
wand petrecere impreuna Gu tcatru
in % Mai 1922, pc aceasta cale
roaga pc toate societatile cluburi 81
parohii a nu aranja alta petrecere
pc ziua de mai sus-numita a putea
avea un rezultat multamitor.
Programul Va ii publicat Ia
timp in numele Societatii.
Printul Carol all Romaniei dir
ZelienQple, Pa.
loan 1. Luca. Pres.
Zaharie Gdldtan, sec.
(72-78)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27

Este bine cand vinzi o Pro-
|prietate, un Business, sau o Far
ma Gu pref bun, sau e 81 mai BIZ
ne cand cumperi acestea Gu bani
putini 81 faci un profit mare.
Moi facem targ Gu DIV. orr 81
cum. Avem farme de tot soiul|
cat de aproape de Detroit saul
cat de departe.
Vrei sa schimbi farma Gu o ca
sa din Detroit, sau Cd ii casa in
Detroit 81 vrei sd. schimbi Gu oI
farma bunai Avem tot felul del
preturi lesne 81 cumpe. Schim-
bam 81 Gu Storuri sau Loturi plal
|tite pentru case sau alte ce ati|
dori. (15)l
Veniti la moi in persoana 81 mel
|spuneti ca ce voiti, nu mai stati|
pc ganduri. Carl nu puteti veni,
scrieti romaneSte la adresa:
IGNATIUS MIRKOVICH
Real Estate
304, Old Whitney Bldg.
Griswold st., Detroit, Mich
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27

catarie cd doctorul zis ca fluies
rul piciorului e rupt in doua To-
curl 81 crapat in mai multe bu.
,cati, 81. sa treac1 timp multi
Ipana Sc va vindeca. Iispunea Cd
mama s'a rugat de ca so aduca
acasa ca groaza de spital, 81
dina Dupon Ia zis Cd blue : facut
Cd . adus-o acasa, ca in spitsl AZ
ii omorit-o uritul. {
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27
DACA vRE1,

Sd nu intinxi mana L. ooltul
stradelor in car cSnd q rxmas
fara 0 mana sau IN picior in.
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27
DACA VREI

S. nu intinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in car cand ai r&mas
fxr& o m1n1 sau IN picior in
scrie-te intro societate din
Vniunea s. 3, 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27
CETITI p ABoNAu
ZIARUL "AlrBRICA"
CA U 7

Pc cumnatul meu Rindea Con
drate de care nu stu nimica de
trei ami. In timpul din urma a
fost prin Canton, Ohio. Rog pe
fratii Romani de va sti adresa
dansului sd-mi comunice 81 lie vol
fl recunoscator. Sau char dansul
Gle Va ceti acestea rinduri sa-mi
scrie imediat. Eu voesc sa plec in
patrie, 81 de are voc sa mearga 81
dansul, pc spesele mele. Totodata
are 81 neste scrisOri din patrie
abuse Gle un consatcan sosit dc
curlnd aici in America.
Scrieti la loan BULEA
P. o. B. 362
East Youngstown, Ohio.
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CA U 7

Pc Gligor Sima din Glrbova,
judetul Alba-1ulia. Romania Fam
tinut in Bort lam cumparat
haine lar cand lucrat , sapta-
mani STA scos banii si-a uitat sii
mai vie sa pldteasca Bortul 81
datoria. Cine il Va afla 81 ma in
cunostiinteaza Va primi recon.
pensa de 10 dolari
SOFIA J.. LUDU
81 Florence Ave.
River Rouge, Michigan.
(71-72l.
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grav. Culcati-va. Name dimineata
puteti so vedeti. Haide Nick. FIJI
Gu minte. Tu esti baiat Gu minte
81 intclept. Desbraca-te,'' zise d-ra
Julieta, 81 incepu sa ma descheie
| Ia haina.
''Te ascult d-ra!S zisei eu. Ma
desbrac, ''si lasandu-ma pc mine
| Q desbraca pc Dora 81 culca in
|patul ei, invelind-o, 81 aplecandu-
Sc spre mine, md saruta 81 esi
afarx .xicand: Culca-te Nick, 81
lasa Tampa aprinsa Cd viu eu so
sting SCI
Nj, epkat. Dor. : adormit
|cnripd dar de minis nu se lipea
somhul CSAd . batut II "a turnul1
|orsSulai Fer1m inca destept, dar3
mai departe nu sti,i, ca d-soara
EJalists mia zis wi dimineata CT
la unu dupd iAiezul noptei eand =
VENT - stinga lumina, dormeam1
NJ ea.
28 Decernbrie 1908. l.
Mama xice * nr1mai r. sdrelitl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-27

LEAN TRIMS 81 moi 81 mama zice
Cd pana acum lea primit 81 eli.
All dupa amiaza mama fost
in oras 81 a tirguit mai multe ca.
douri pentru mine, Dora, dina
Dupon 81 d-soara Julieta.
Aicie vreme frumoasa. Gu toate
ca suntem in ajunul Craciunului
e cald 81 frumos ca Ia moi in Maiu.
In sus Ia munte pc Alpi mai
frig 81 jurnalele zic cd q nins 81
alaltaeri.
In timpul sarbatorilor mama
vrea sd faca 3 escursiune pc
munti imprepna Gu d-ra Julieta.
Dina Dupon xice cd. ,ea nu merge
Cd nu-i place frigul.
Lam spus mamei Sd ma Ia 81 pc
mine dar nu vrea. Zice Cd atunci
,trebue so il si pc Dora si ca :
prea neastimparata 81 nu yrea Sd
alba necaz Gu sa prin munti.
. q Decembrie 1908.
Tocmai era 81 ne cuHam cand
. sosit aseara d-soara Julieta. a
intrat cs vintul ne tsd u M stu
a. - scptit d-nei Dnpop n aRoi
y =, luat ~ mins ds nank v drna
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
OWNER OF A CAR NOT LIABLE

Very often the owner Of a car takes
his friend or acquaintance for a
pleasure ride; often he overtakes
him in the highway and gives him
lift" as an accommodation. Is the
owner of the car responsible in case
of an accident to the passenger?
This question has just been decided
by the supreme court Of the state.
John L. Lavoy took his father-in-law
Dennis O'Shea for ride, going from
Marinette to Norway, Michigan. While
making the journey there was an ac-
cident, the father-in-law brought suit
for damages and the lower court de-
cided in his favor. The supreme court
reversed the decision, however, and
all that either of them gained was
that the court held the owner of a
machine was not responsible under
such circumstances.
Justice Owen in the opinion said:
cit is an act of kindness and con-
sideration for the owner Of car to
lend it's comfort and pleasure through
an invitation extended to his less for
tunate neighbor for ride in the coun-
try to join picnic party, or to en-
JOY an evening at the theater in the
nearby city? This is a species of
hospitality which should be encour-
aged rather than discourage, and the
law should not couple with the friend
ly act duty which makes it's ex-
ercise an unreasonable hazard,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
THE IRISH FORMULA

The Sim Fein government was I'M
willing to swear allegiance to the
King. That was the great obstacle
to a settlement as far as South Ire
land was concerned. 1t was the rock
on which the peace negotiations were
almost shipwrecked. And finally, after
nearly everyone had given up hope,
the situation was saved by what dip
lomatists call formula. 1t is one
that is worth, studying by amateur
statesmen.
The Irish are to "swear true faith
and allegiance to the constitution of
the Irish Free State as by law estab-
lished," and also to swear that they
will be faithful to his majesty, King
George v and his heirs and successors
in law Thus both sides win.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
HOMES WITH GARDENS

The new seed catalogues are ar.
irving.
1t is a good thing to have a home
but the ideal condition for happiness
permanency and economy is home
with a little garden spot around it
This is the opinion of Warren Cow.
derry, president of the American Fork
and Hoe Company.
The caviler will think that Mr.
Cowdery has a hoe to sell, if not an
axe to grind, but the thoughtful will
admit that he is right, no matter
what he sells.
The flower garden is a delight to
the eye. The vegetable garden pro
vides a financial return on the home
investment-if not in surplus vege-
tables to sell, at least in provision for
the family table. The process of
gardening is a stimulant to the
health and to that imagination and
pride of possession which make life
pleasureable. The people who have
gardens "stay put
After the recent years of over
crowded, shifting, extravagant life of
the city, homes with gardens are
what America needs.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19

and has less. appetite for heavy
meats, but in winter, when the can
ned vegetables are not so tempting or
so nutritious, he instinctively turns
to meat. AS result he clogs his
system and suffers from constipation,
and, such sthe ercess of proteins in
meat. he taxes his kidneys and har-
dens his arteries. His remedy is 70
eat less meat and more rice, potatoes,
sweet potatoes and unlocked fruit
apples, grapes, oranges and grape
fruit. He should not lessen the
amount of water he drinks, as he is
likely to do when his thirst decreases
with mis-, decreased perspiration.
In winter the ordinary person
finds it harder to avoid catching cold;
the mucous membranes of the res
piratory tract are of course directly
exposed to the action of the cold air.
which in itself tends to cause con-
gestion by reaction, and they suffer
also from the overdry and overheated
air Of our Offices and dwellings. To
guard against that danger, he should
get all the fresh air possible through
keeping his windows open day and
night, and by exercising in the open
air for at least two half hours each
day. Walking is the best exercise,
! for it aids the stomach and the in
testines to do their work, strengthens
the respiratory mucous membranes
and keeps the heart healthy.
In winter person should wear
clothing as light as is consistent with
comfort, and as losse as possible, for
tight clothing distuTbs the circulation
upon the healthy condition of which
the power of resistance may largely
depend. If in spite of precautions he
should catch a cold, he should at
once resort TO light diet and stay
at home even il he does not go to
bed In either case he should keep
TO a thoroughly well-ventilated but
warm room. Finally he should see
that the other members of the family
especially the children, are kept
away from him. He is an invalid and
should be respected as an invalid
who will probably give his disease
to others if they do not keep away
Youths Companion.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19

George T. Thompson, president OF
the Illinois Hotel association, said in
an address at Chicago that although
prohibition has probably kept hotels
from reducing rates ON rooms, new
erthleless it is welcomed by hotel
men, because there is less trouble
with guests who drink, conservative
patrons are not disturbed at all hours
of the night by carousals, and there
is great saving in furniture. Grad
ually, more and more, the booze ship
is becoming stranded on the beach
OF public opinion.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
CRITICS OR PIANISTS OFF-DAY

When Philip Hale Of the Boston
Herald praises pianist. YOU expect
something good, but either the day
when he praised Madeleine du Carp
was one of his off-days; or last
Wednesday was one of hers, She
played chromatic scales with the
pedal down, mistoOk hiccoughs for
oratorical pauses, and treated the
middle section Of the Chopin Funeral
March, in such a way that it sug-
gested half-drunk firing party with
wooden legs escorting the coffin along
a rough lane on a dark night. One
very good feature of Miss du Carp's
playing was that she got no bad tone.
Percy A, Scholes in London OBJ
server.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19

special law passed after he has in
trodnced it.
"It seems very pitiful to see this
sort of business going forward, es-
pecially on the letter head of a pa
triotic society and in the name of
comradeship. There have been sim
liar incidents discovered growing out
of the World war. When it is remem-
bered that congressman will always
be glad to present or press a legiti-
mate pension claim, and that the
cost would be about so cents for type
writing instead of $50, the nature OF
the bunk can be appreciated
Fortunately the war risk act for
bids lawyers from charging fees for
settling claims for World War dis
abled, excepting a nominal fee of So.
Expenses come under the same
status. Veterans and their relatives
should exercise extreme care in avoid
ing any offer Of any person to press a
claim for pay. Thousands of good
lawyers will handle them for moth
ing; service bureaus of the American
Legion or the v. F. w Or the Red
Cross will lend their aid free of
charge. Congressman are always
glad to assist in cases arising in their
districts. Do not try to use a hired
agent on a disability claim. 1t is
not necessary and merely serves to
prejudice your case"
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
Blythe Way

Otto J. Kruger, Arlington, South
Dakota, says in letter to this office:
mot much snow here but pretty
cold. Has been Is below zero the last
few days"
Mrs. w. E. Conway, 113 Palm ave-
nue., Sarasota, Florida, writes that
her health is below normal but the
weather is fine. All Of the rest OF the
folks are in joyful spirits.
a 4 =
Mike Maher, Los Angeles, sends
copy of The Herald Of that city which
tells of the great annual flower show
at Pasadena, and football games in
l.. A.
This is from Helen J. Dryer, Nc
Pherson, Kansas, formerly a resident
of Dellona: eve have taken The
News ever since it was first publish
ed and as we are now far away from
home, we appreciate it more than
ever and look forward to it's weekly
visits with pleasure.
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Guy o. Glazier, San Diego, man
aged to get through the mails copy
of The San Diego Sun almost as large
as a far sized stick of cord wood.
The booster editions Of California pa
pers are so large it is discouraging to
begin to read one through. Califor-
mans know how to dispense sunshine
in the form of copies of newspapers.
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George Wickersham Alb South
Harmon street, Marion, Indiana, for
merly a resident of Baraboo, writes
as follows: 1--WE do not like to miss
any papers as they seem like let
ter from home, especially the items
from Ironton, Walton, and Skillet
Creek neighborhoods. We have had
a mild winter so far, about 20 degrees
above zero being the lowest tenn
perature.
Mark Twain edited a neWsDauer in
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-01-19
HEALTH IN WINTER

In winter everything conspires
against health-the temperature, both
indoors and out, clothing, food Man
in his disregard of hygiene does little
to counterfeit the danger. 1t is well,
therefore, to remind ourselves of
some of the simple rules of health
that, if observed, will increase our
power to resist disease. In winter the
two parts most vulnerable to disease
are the digestive and the respiratory
tract. In summer a person naturally
eats fresh vegetables and fresh fruits