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New Britain herald., 1922-11-10

Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7'30 o'clock. The sewing class will meet on Monday, the English and penmanship class. on Tuesday and the cooking class on Wednesday.
 English and sewing classes for women will be held on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons of each week at o'clock. On Tuesday aft ernoons at o'clock there will be a recreation class for school girls and on Thursday afternoons at the same
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10

underwent an operation for gallstones at the Hartford hospital Wednesday.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
NEW BRITAIN WINS
 AT COLLINSVILLE Range Experts Capture Fourth
 Match in State Contest

The small bore team of the New
 Britain Rifle club went to Colinsville last night and won the fourth match in the league contest for state cham pionship. It was q very close contest all the way through, the local team winning with a score of 1715. to Col linsville 1896. The individual scores were AS follows: sU|
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10

The Newington Parents and Teach CTS association held their first meeting of the season in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. Following the business meeting Dr. Carson gave a very interesting lecture on the Am erican Bond"
 The Maple Hill Whist club will meet with Mrs. William Kinner of Golf street Tuesday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
New Britain.

Next week the New Britain team will meet the Deep River team at the State Armory, Arch street.
 Corbin- -Russwin Team Beaten.
 Last night on the South church rife range the Corbin- Russwin small arms club again went down to defeat before their rivals, the Glastonbury Rifle club-this time to heavy defeat, so far as the scores are concerned. The unfortunate loss of ten points by Mccarthy and of 30 points by Bassett on technicalities mare the score of the local team look lower than other wise. The individual records were as follows:
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
TRIANGULAR RACE

New Haven, Nov. io.-Yale's cross country runners left for Cambridge today. where they will run tomorrow against Harvard and Princeton Tn the annual triangular meet.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
Maple HN Mews

The Woman's club of Maple Hill will hold an all day sewing meeting next Wednesday at the home of Mrs, J. T. Hart on Thompson street, Reser- vations should be mYe with Mrs, B. F. Damon, Mrs. L. L. Kingsley or Mrs, H. E. Olmstead.
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10

hour there will be a sewing class for school girls. Thursday evening has still been set aside as night or recreation for girls and women,
New Britain herald., 1922-11-10
Corbin- n-Russwln.
1463

Next week the Corbin- Russwln team shoots against the Middleheld hile club at Middlefleld.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
Hodnota mlieka pre- deti a dorast-
lych 1'udi je dokazana minister
stvom rol 'nictva spoj. Statov.

Ministerstvo rol 'nictva nedavno
usporiadalo krajinskii vystayu v
st. Paul, Minnesota. Tato vystava
bola vel'm zaujfmavou a pouci-
la navStevnikov v mnohom ohl "a
de, co i'm bude na vel 'kei pomoci
ich dennom zivote.
Jednym hlavnych ciel' 'ov W.
stavy bolo preukazat' vyznam
mlieka pre- zdravie. Dolazalo sa,
ze tato krajina neocenujc dosta-
tocne podivuhodne vlastnosti mile
ka pre- muzov, zeny deti. Pouka-
zane bolo, re asi Is do 20 percent
nasich skolskych deti ME je do
statocne krmene a vysledok je, ze
sd podvyzivovanc, chore podlie-
haju nemociam.
D'alej sa ukazalo, re al farmer
ske deti trpia na podvyzivu, az
kol 'vek maju mlieka dost'. Mysle-
Ii by ste, re farmari no davaju
svoJlm det 'om V hojnosti, ale oni
to nerobia. Ministerstvo rol mic
tva svoJej statistike uvadza, ze
80 percent americkych deti dnes
dostava malicko alebo mic mlicka.
Druhou cast 'ou vlstavy bolo,
kde sa poukazovalo Ia vysledok
prehliadky deti farmarskych z
vychodnyych statov, ci boly dobre
chovane. Dokazalo sa, re z pia-
itch deti, ktore boly prehliadane,
dvoje nepilo v6bec mlieka, jed
no 2 kazdych sest' deti trpelo ia
podvyzivu.
D'aleJ na vystave obecenstvo sa
doznalo cd ministerstva rol 'nictya
obi 'adom vykazov 70 skol. Uci-
tel ky udavajd, ze deti, ktore pi-
jn mlleko, sa dobre ucia a st1
zdrave, kdezto deti, ktore nepijti
mlleko, Sd ucia plano a s1 chor-
Fave alebo pristupne chorobam.
Rodicia su dlzni sami sebe. abv
ich deti boly riadne vyzivovane, a.
by molly dobre pokracovat' v u
cenl a boly schopnymi vzdorovat
chorobam.
! Bezpecnost' lezi V spravnom kr-
menl. Dodanie Bordenovho Eagle
Mlieka k jedeniu vaseho diet at "a
doplni jeho potreby k 1plnemu
zdraviu. Pravda, cerstve povetrie,
cvicba, hodne spanku a dobra "a
bava tiez pomahaju. Ale ak jedlo
je ME spravne, mic neni spravne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29

vedecke vyskumy nedayno pre-
vedene niedh Sl1olskymi act 'ini
ukazujd, ze Eagle Mlieko je mi
moriadne ucinne, kde sd deti' ne
Idostatocne vyzivovane.
v pravde, deti krmene Hagle
Mliekom, nabraly mnoho fnntov
Wac nez deti, krmen6 ma oBycaj-
nom flaskovom mlieku. Ucitel Ky
oznamujd, ze Cd toho casu lep-
Sic vyzeraju, ! zdravsie sd, lcp-
Sic sa ucia.
Ono obsahuje kazdy element po
trebny k budovaniu perfektn6ho
zdravia. Ma dost' latky k stavbe
kosti masa.
Mech je Eagle Mlieko kazdo-
dennym pokrmom vasho diet 'at'a
a pozorujte vzrast jeho vahy. Ma
beranie ma vahe je vyznamne. Je
ono prvym a hlavnym upozorne-
MIN pre- vas zlepSenom stave
vasho diet at "a 0 lcinnosti Eagle
Mlieka. 1HsW
Made diet a ma dostat' kazdy
den 2 stolove lyzice Eagle Mlieka,
rozriedeneho v stvrt' salky l'ado-
vo-chladnej vody. Davajte mu no
pitt na predobed a ma olovrant.
Starsie deti dakedy no majd rady
so zazvorom, ovocnou st t'avou g.
lebo ubitym vajcom a st 'avou. i
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
ZBESNEL SA.

Jan Meleg, kocis hlavneho sluz-
neho Humennom este juni po-
hryzeny bol besnym psom, preto
ho poslali do prazskeho dstavu
Pasteura, kde Dol styri tyzdne V
osetrovani, odkial' ho prepustili
uz ako vylieceneho. Pred niekol'-
kymi dnami vsak znovu yypukla
ia nom besnota. Zacal ztirit a "a
vyjanim vystrasil cell obec. Stvor-
nozky chodil po izbe, nsta sa mu
penily hrdla sa mu draly stras-
ne zvuky. Okolie 81 myslelo, re sa
zblaznil ponevae jeho stav sa ne
zlepsoval, rozhodli sa, ze no posl;l
do Kosfc. Pozdejsie uz trpel 1zas-
ne muky. Vycinal najhroznejsie
veci, ked no nechali ma scba. Kri-
cal, stekave zavyjal hryzol, co
mu prislo do ruky. Potom no S tro.
ma sprievodcami odviezli ma vlaK
do K0Sic, no nestacili S MIN. S pc
niacimi ustami chcel sa vrhn1t <
obloku. Len vel 'kou namahou sa
podarilo sprieyodcom zachytit ne.
'astnika, tax ich kopal, skriabal
a hryzol. Ma kosickom nadraz
znovu vypHkla ma nom besnota d
V takom stave no odviezli autom
do nemocnioe. Jeho sprievodcovia
ktorl boil MIN na celom tele pc
hryzcni, museli tiez do Prahy dc
Pasteurovho tstavu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
VLADIMIR MICATEK ZoMREL

Smutna zvest' prichodi kysa-
ca, Juhoslavie. Vladimir Micatek,
+, ueitel' tamojsej l'udovej skoly,
'zomrel po dlhej chorobe dina %.
novembra V 50. roku svojho pra-
coviteho zivota. Zosnuly Dol po-
prednym narodnym pracovnikom
medzi bacvanskymi Slovakmi. Pa
tril medzi tym dobrych sloven-
skych ucitel 'ov, ktori vzdy ucili
povzbudzovali narod, aby verne
zachovavali dedictvo otcov. Via
dinir. Micatek nielen re budil ma
rod, ale al sam preichadzal do
brym prikladom Dol "a to pre-
nasledovany. Spolocne SO svojim
bratom L 'udovitom Micatkom, s6-
castnil sa kazdeho narodno- poll
tickeho pohybu nasich dolnozem-
Rych Slovakov. Pracoval al lite
tarne, prekladal 20 srbstiny pre-
nase slovenske narodne casopisy
a Wac jeho prekladov vyslo al v
knihach. Zosnuleho pochovali 27.
novembra "a vel 'hej iicasti 'udu z
celeho okolia. Vd 'acna mu pamat' {.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
EASE SPfoNxx v 81. ARSdkD1

/ Vojensklmi nradlni bolo ziste
ne, ze okrem d6vernych pripisov
pasovanyeh porucikom Jurajon
lNowakewskinl spolocnfkom bo
10 mnoho vojenskych rozkazov &c
zemskeho vojenskeho velitelstvs
zasantrocene do cudziny. Vyzve.
daoi jednej mocnosti M severe pri
chadzali 81 pre- tieto rozkazy po-
ciatku pravidelne do Brna k o.
rocnemu kancelarskemu pomecni.
kovi valecnemu poskodencoyi j..
LiSkovi pri zeinskom vojenskOu
velitel l'stve. Neskorsie prichadza-
" al inc osoby. Liska 81 zaopatro-
val rozkazy. Cd svojho znameho
36-tocneho sluhu Jozefa Vrbov-
skeho, valecneho poskodenca, ga
mestnan6ho vo vypravni zemske-
ho vojenskeho velitel 'stva Brine,
kde ich tento kradol. Jedon 70
sprostredkovatel' 'ov prichadzajti-
cich do Brna pre- rozkazy, boil AZ
rotny L'udv. Szebenyi, uradnik
cs. statnych drah ma stanicnom L.
rade zeleznisnom ' ces. Tesfne "a.
mestnany, ktory predal tiez "a hra
nice jednu cast mobilizacneho ze-
leznitneho cestovneho poriadku.
S touto aferou sdvisi d d'alsie "a
tknutie h'avneho reNidenta Is.
statnych drah Joz. Tkacsa z Ces.
Teslna, ktory podl'a vlastneho do
znanla cestovny poriadok mobili-
zacny Kosicko-bo -bohuminskej drahy
Szebenyimu dodal. Menovanf sty-
ria muzovia, ktorych Liska, Vr-
bovsky a Tkaes sa PRIMAL, boil
zatknuti a dodani vysetrovacei
vazbe zemskeho trestneho stidu v
Brne pre- vyzvedacstvo.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
I xoNvllgTU Nv. UIRxv1 MA
gLovENSKU. !.

Dina 80. NOV. vydrziavany bol
generalny konvent evanjelickej q
w. cirkve ma Slouensku v Ture
Sv. MARITIME. Ma konvente vyhla
sene bolo: s t
Prijatie novel astavy cirkevnej
vladou Is. S istymi vyhradami.
s American National Lutheran
Council j euzavreta smluva Q wa
jomnom ustanovovani knazov.
Vysloveny Dol sihlas mad zostAt
nenim cirkevnych gymnSsii Y No
vel Vsi a Banskej Bystrici a v
Rim. Sobote.
zistene bolo, ze ma evanj. fakul-
te Bratislave toho roku je 8 pro-
fesorov, SO posluchacov riadnych
/ immortality. Cirkevnych sk6l
l'udovych je 335 riadnych, 7S mi
I,
moriadnych 81 neobsadenych.
Do tychto skol chodi 33,935 deti.
Cirkev plati ma tieto skoly $780,
900 korun Stat ma ne doplaea
asi S,sOO,OOO kordn. Ma zostatne-
ME 7 l'udovych skol botrebne je
schvalenie gen. konventu.
Nemecka cirkev bratislavska
vyslovila ochotu navratit' sa do
cirkve sloyenskej.
Ma konvente ibolo celkom pre-
jednane 81 bodov denneho poriad-
ku zalezitestiach zivota cirkev-
neho, o pomere cirkevnych 1irad-
inikov pomere cirkve k statu..
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
Zpr5vy : Cesko- -Slovenska :

Opozicnylni slovenskymi casopis.
mi sn jedine cisto slovenske INA.
rodnie Noviny'', Hlinkov sSlovak
a Jurigove L'ndove Noviny'. O.
statne skoro vsetky vydavane si
alebo Cechmi alebo podporovane
vladou aby cechizovaly. Nariade-
ME toto tedy znamena zaciatok nj
cenia slovenskeho tlaceneho slova.
Oh, ta sloboda v kraji!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
- Dosadzujd Nemcov a Mad a.

rov ma slovenske urady. 81. vyych.
pise: Obsadzovanie uradov V Kez-
marku deje sa ostatnom case ma
skodu cesko-slovenskeho zivlu
Prednostom sddu je tabularny
sudca Mad ar Borcsanyi, druhym
sudcom pc ceskom sudcovi Koz-
derovl, boil vymenovany Nemec dr.
Gerlach. Oficialom (dradnikom
VIII. hodn. try je Mad ar Koez-
Ter, ktory statny jazyk vobec ne
ovlada. Bolo by to NONE V Ma
d ,arsku? Okrem toho su tn urad-
nikmi dvaja jeho svagrovia. Je to
vobec dl'a zakona dovolene, aby
toho isteho iiradu boil traja Gle
novia jednej rodiny uradnikmi? ?
Spravcom statnej l'ndovej skoly
je odrodeny Slovak Stanko a spra
vcom statnej obchodnej skoly je
Nemec Lauschitzky Tesina, kto-
~ vraj ma byt' vymenovany de.
finitivnym riaditel 'om tohoto slo-
venskeho 1stavu. U vojenskej
posadky 8. hor. pl. (ktory ma byt'
jednym z elitnych plukov) je vac
sina dostojnikov nemeckej narod-
nosti. Vzajomny srdecny styk voj-
ska S cesko-slovenskou verejno-
st 'ou po odchode majora Pannyho
prestal temer dplne. Ceskf d6stoj-
nici snad nedostatku Incl "a
bavys "kisasonkami" ME prave Z
najlepsej povesti veselo nemcia a
mondokujn.
- Slovenska tlac sa uradne po-
tlacuje. GeneraIny financny ria
ditel Brachtl Bratislave vydai
narladenle, ably zapocaty Dol L.
radny pohon na opozicnu tlac.
Vsetky trafiky rozkazal pochodit
spiclom svojim, ktori vyhrazkou
ztratenia licencie viac-menej ma
slime vynutili cd trafikantov "a
vazny podpis, ze budd vladnu
tlac podporovat' a opozicnej sa
vyhybat'. Brachtl vydal toto ma
riadenie pod {. 1393-1922 a znie
~ poslednom case sa dozvedam
re jednotlivi majitelia trafik zdra-
haju sa vladou podporovane ca,
sopisy predavat', ktorf trafikant
milosti vlady(!) pozivajd syoj
d0chodok, ba do konca vaesina
trafikantov hlasne a demonstra,
tivne robf propaganda opoziccncj
tlaci. Nariad 'ujem nasledkom to,
hoto podriadenym medzitkom, q.
by toto prisne doverne nariadenie
osobne ME obeznikom preyie
dli, a mech nandtia trafrkanto,
ma to, ze zvlastnu peeliyost' obra
! tia foBiroyaniu vladnej tlace. o
pozicnej tlace nech sa vyhybajdi
Q Com pisomnd z6ruku treba ot
mich ziadat' Brachtl, min. radca
lgeneralny financny riaditeI'.'' :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
HI ada sa Jan Cermkk Holica.

Jan Cermak z Holica, Miriam
skej zupy, narodeny Is. aug. 1880
ktory byval predtym V New Bnf-
falo, Mich, sa hl'ada. Pribuznym
posledne pisal r. 1911 a cd toho
casu MET nom chyru. Kto by
o nom znal, mech laskave plse na
Czechoslevak Bureau, Foreign
Language Information Service,
119 West 41. St., New York City.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29

skola Ministerstve pol, ,nohospo-
darstva sriadilo statnu slovenskii
odborn1 hospodarsku zimnn sko-
lu v Trnave a vyucovacou dobou
je sest meisacov v pryom i dru-
hom roenfku.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29
MUZOvIA!!! DIEvCATA!!
sTANTE sA PRIATEL'MI

Vstupte "a clenov nasho Friendship
Klubu, CLENOVIA V KAZDOM ME-
STE (ohojeho pohlayia). Dame vas do
dopisovania s mnohymi okuzlujucimi
priate 'kami kazdej narodnosti, Frar-
cuzkami, l'cankami Anglieankami,
Nemkami, Hawai6ankami atd'., muzov
zeny. Mnohe s1 bohate alebo zdedia
majetok. vsTUPNE 75c ma rok, 8 roxy
$500. V tom sa zahrnuje osobna pozor-
most S plnSm clenovskym pravom \
zdarma predplatnym ma mas "Fold"
magazin, casopis milencov, "a dobu
vasho Glenstva. Tento casopis je plny
ohlasiek od Glenktn, ktorym je smut
no a chcu 'vami dopisovat' atd'. atd ,.
Zvlastna nabidka ia probu
SEsT' MEsIACOv SOC.
USPOKOJENIE ZARUCENE
FOLD MAGAZINE
Madison Square Sta, n. Y. City, N. Y.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-12-29

Ked' ste chori chod 'te k DR.. r,
A. Dalby, druhy floor, 279 East
Federal St. On vas uxdravi a udr.
g.
Ii zdravym.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30

faster than most men he knew and collec
more in his fast reading than the majority
of his acquaintance could by attentive
study. | don't think he was Boosting. His
was Il remarkable mind That his career
was cut short is due merely to his youth.
Youth, you know, is rash. 1t takes lone
chances. 1t scorns precedent. 1t over
looks important points that the older and
slower mind dwells upon. And often it
defeats its own ends by its speed and scorn
for detail.
Wllken went to that paper mill in Dalton
three times On each occasion he went as
visitor, Of course, and spent inside the
mills only the comparatively few minutes
it takes the visitor to be ushered from
process to process and room to room. II
you have ever been conducted through an
industrial plant you will realize how little
you actually see of processes
File returned to Boston a potential
counterfeiter. He had not started work.
He had yet to take his plunge But he had
fitted himself with all the necessary knowl-
edge of the fine art of competing with the
United States Treasury Department. 1t
is rather a fascinating thing to consider
this young man who, as | have said. was
just about 26 years old, calmly preparing
himself for life of crime.
He knew of course that to be caught
meant going TO prison. Furthermore, he
knew that it was just as illegal to initiate
the paper on which our bank notes are
printed as it is to print and circulate the
fraudulent bills.
Nevertheless he calmly devoted more
than year to the study Of how to make
counterfeit paper money. He started with
no knowledge of any department of the
counterfeiting business. He made of him.
self the most dangerous counterfeiter I
have ever heard of.
1t seems as though he had been built by
nature for the Job. have often wondered
whether his talents would have been
smothered by convention had he been
kept in the straight and narrow path. Tho
most commonplace man becomes sometimes
the most startlingly original crook. The
reformed crook, on the other hand turns
to honesty and becomes duler than ditch.
water.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30

clothing and lodging. Whatever was left
over went for supplies. And it was just
about this time the inevitable happened.
He became involved with women. Even
tually some Of the women found themselves
supplanted in his favor by other women,
and they didn't hesitate to help us when
we were looking up Wilken's record. How.
ever, as hard as they worked to accomplish
his downfall, they succeeded in doing no
more than harassing him. He had not
placed himself at the mercy of any one
woman.
First he made the necessary paper. Just
how well he worked will be apparent in a
few minutes. Then he set about utilizing
his book learned etching and engraving.
Little by little he added to his equipment.
He never used a camera In this fact alone
he stands conspicuous among counterfeit
ers. So far as l know, he was the only
counterfeiter of any ability at all who did
not first photograph the bank note he was
about to counterfeit and work from that.
But Wilken was original in this, as he
was in other things. He merely took a
dollar silver certificate and started out to
duplicate it. His first productions were
not so good. He fell short of success in
aging the bills. The plates were good, the
impressions fine and the weight Of the
paper was correct. But the bills were too
stiff; their newness was too apparent.
There was about then a sickness and
cleanliness that attracted attention.
Chemical SOIutio7 Moda
For Aging His Bills
Within month or so, however, he
struck upon a chemical solution that aged
his bills; that is, the bills were made to
look like those which had been in circula-
ton. He must have been somewhat ner-
vous the first time he started out to float
them, but he got away with It,
Within three years he disposed of 5000
of these bogus dollar bills He worked
alone. He had plenty of time. He was
satisfied with small returns to begin with.
When the one dollar bills demonstrated
his proficiency there would be time enough
to branch out.
Long before he stopped making one dol
lar bills he started making fves. If you
will study the samples of his work that I
have here you will understand why and
how he got away with it. They are the
best counterfeits this country has ever
seen. You could pass them In ninety-nine
shops and stores In hundred.
He disposed of 5000 of these five dollar
notes, and only twice was he detected.
But before we get to that let me explain
TINT all this was. not done without the
Treasury Department being informed.
Banks began turning in the bills in dis
concerting numbers. And we started out
in large numbers to find the maker and cir
culator Of the counterfeits. I must say to
begin with, that not all the Wilken bills
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
Too Dazed by His Leap
To Throw Away Bad Bills

The fall or leap had dazed him some
what, and likewise it had wrenched one of
his ankles At any rate, they found him
limping down a road outside of the>town
and dragged him back. He had not taken
the trouble to throw away the twenty
bogus bills he had in his pocketbook. Too
dazed, apparently.
Henry M. Moffett, then in charge of the
Secret Service offices In San Francisco
took the stranger over. OF course it was
Wilken. Wilken took us to his Los An
geles studio, located at 81 South Hill
street. and showed us a>plant that was
warranted to amaze He had presses that
were models Of ingenuity He was in the
midst OF engraving plates for twenty dollar
b1lls. In a separate room-a we'll ap-
pointed chemical laboratory-he had all
the necessary mechanism for making the
paper.
BY this time the paper mill in Dalton,
Mass, had come to the conclusion that the
paper was forgery. 1t had to. But the
paper makers declared it to be as good as
the stun they turned out and that they
couldn't detect the difference. Wllken gave
us his formula. 1t was different from that
USED IN Dalton, but the results were the
same, And. please remember, he had
merely looked through that plant. He had
never worked there. And he had no con.
federate who ever had worked there.
Various women who had been cast aside
by Wilken had helped us to enough infor.
nation to induce the man to confess. It
was because of things that they had told us
and which we accused Wilken of that he
consented to make clean breast Of 1t. He
showed us his entire layout first. There
was card index that would delight the
soul Of an efficiency expert. He had rec
ords of every bill he had put into circula-
tion7@the date, the place, the time of day.
the Incidents attending the passing of the
bill and even the sort Of clothing he wore
at that time.
In October. 1915 he went to jail for az.
teen years. I saw him to his cell.
You couldn't help liking the fellow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-30
Got Studio in New York
And lob With Advertisers

Wilken left that paper mill convinced
that he was quite ready to start business
He moved to New York city and set In a
studio at $50 West 125th street. To make
everything appear regular he got a lob
with an advertising firm. He drew pic
lures OF soap and suspenders, and so on,
and did rather good work arranging dis
play type for posters, That required only
small part Of his time.
The salary he got kept him in food and