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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30

T7tl H1l.lit!es ..... .S9j8, j3a.S3
sj,', oi Illinois, County of La Sale
P';ir Saunders, one of the manag.
l-~ cTcers, and W. r. Jones and
He~rne Armstrong, two OF the direc'
tore o. tho Peoples Trust and Savings
Bank Of StreatCr corporation OF the
State Of Illinois. being severally duly
worn. each upon his oath states.
That he makes this affidavit for the
aarpcso Of complying with the re
ouiremclts Of Sections Q and 10 OF
= act e. IN General Assembly OF the
State Of IllaGis, entitled AN Act TO
rroIida for ana Regulate the Admin.
tstration CT Trusts, by Trust Com.
paniCs"
That the foregoing statement of tho
eatl Peoples Trust and Savings Bank
on December 2lst 1921, - true and
correct in all respects to the best OF
his knowledge and belief, and that
he has examined the assets and books
of the said company for the purpose
Of making said statement
PHILIP SAUNDERS.
". II. JONES,
GEORGE ARMSTRONG,
Subacribed and sworn to before rae
this gath day Of January, 1922.
H. L. MANLY,
(SeaD Notary Public
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30
NOTRE DAME STARS
USED cR|SS CROSS
PLAY ON PRO GANG
SENT RINGERS TO TAKE THEIR
PLACES IN SCANDAL CONFLICT
THAT HAS CAUSED UPHEkVAL
IN BIG TEN CONFERENCE.
(By the A. P.)
NoTRE DAME PLAYERS
CONFESS.

South Bend, Ind, Jan. 3o-Elsht
Notre Dame athletes today con-
fesssd to Rev. Carey, chairman OF
the athletic board, and Coach
Roekne, that they played in the
pro game at Taylorsille, Nov. 27,
1921, with the acrlinvile, Ill.,, team,
They were disqualified from fur.
Their athletic competition. Among
them were Roger Kiley, Chicago,
varsity end, captain Of the basket.
ball team and star traekman, and
Dick Seifert, Of Carinvlls, sub end.
The players exonerated Gesch and
Mohardt, saying neither was impli.
Gated in the affair.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-30
tOnlcal puhiiCationD
't1temcnt o. RCCOurCs and Liabilities
Of the
PEOPLES TSUST G. SAVINGS
RANK
BANK
Of Streator, Illinois,

OF otredtor, lllInoIS,
at the close OF business on the 3lst
day e December, 1921. as shown by
no annual report mace ~ the said
bcak as a trust company, 10 the
Auditor OF Public Accounts OF tho
State Of Illinois, pursuant to Law, and
filed In the office ct the said Auditor
OF pfrI'ip Accounts.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

presvat vyknpenie ludstva skrze Syna
Bozieho Ba doace 1yady vystaly nplne kde sa to ale
,alo tam sa slseda pohors nesetra ami tento svat
post Ponevac mali dvoch khazov, farara kapana,1
bvvay svatopostnu dob tyzdenne tn krat vecerne
pobozost ktorych spieyay zallny kazdd nedel q
90 nesporach Dol katechiznls pre- dospe madez ko-
stole Mali SINE tom case horveho pana kaplana,
j. " vel mi rad nal nadez 40 nadez no nnaa rada.
al otazku Justin, povedz NAM Go som mn11leJ nedele
vysvetloval utrpeni snrt Krsta Pana? C znas kto
cdsdil smrti Krista Pana9 cusna mci Bola 81 nj
nulei nedele ma katechizmuse z" - Ano. s - NO tax
81 zabuda! Stefan Midry, iaponenze Justine, ko Cd
sdil ma snrt Krista Pana? tefan mlci) No vdin &c
ST al tv zabudol No Maria Kroky napomen re i'm kto
eCs,ld K snlrti Krsta Pana 81" sRmsky vladar Pont
sky PLAT ods,id Jezisa Krista sinrt 80 HDobre je
tv Justina Stefan ked nebudete na budncu nedelu Y
znat dnesy kaechizns, tax bndete obdvaja pred kan
clom III 'acat - No tonu nkdy nedoso, lebo nasc-
dunic tyzden sa pilne katechizmus ucili.
Takto bola tom case doba svatopostna zachovavana
az do Vzkresenia Re ako tn zachoyavae tto dob, to
ie zbvocne opisovat lebo to veme yseci til zjeme
ci al oiej rodnej obci este ten obycaj zachovayaJh
ticz nevem lebo cd toho casu uz 80 rokov upynuo.
Y Glovck rad sa rozpolnna dni mladosti svoje5 na
rosl krai lud, ktor5m I'll rasto easy mfnaj1 q
4 mimi l'udia ich obycaje hynu! mnoho r,z zllma
sa tlovek do davne mnulos prezte easy zdajd ml
|bvt ba snon ,Takyto e zyo l'udsky! jeden dru-
hym trata sa ii, ktorgi zii fastl az keneclle
sa nay pomniene ojdene "a mimi zkades1liet v'ac na
IyIatu.. .%-ass Y Sas @ ..s#se
Nase lozpomenky na nasu mladost easpnl prinasajr
nam rados ale to radost NAM obveajne zakall Ia
lost! t.. 3a ofIoiAh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
KTo NAPOM0zE NAVRAT DO
vLAsTI STARUCKYM?
Hl'adaju sa dobri l'udia, a stedre
slovenske spolky.

y mesiaci novembri roku 1920
zcmrel Apochvalne znamy Maho-,
ming ndoli narodny pracoymk, b.
Andrej Dovalla. Pred svojou smr-
t 'ou ,dosikoyal sem syoiich staru.-
kNeh rodicoysotca Aaadre5a a mat ma
ku. Judith Deyalfa.g Nefaprosnit
smrt' ale nedopriala mu toho, ably
jeho staruckym rodicom mohol
sprijemnit' posledne dni lch II
vota. Zomrel o desat' dni po ich
priehode. Redicia nemaju V celej
Amerike nikoho, IA koho by Sd
mohli pomoc obratit'. Nacho-
dia sd vo vel mi smutnych okol.
nostiach. Ich zalezitost bola pre-.
dostreta, Okresnemu Sboru SLOW
Ligy k uvazeniu. Okresny Sbo,
sa rozhodnul, ze odporucf tente
pripad pozornosti nasich sloven
skvch bratov zavedie prospect
mich sbierku, ably mohli byt po
slani do kraja ku ich deere, ktori
by SD tam 0 nich dl'a jej mono
sti postarala. Prosfme teda kazde
! no Slovaka a Slovenku, kazd.
slovensky spolok, prispejte kaz
dt dl'a moznosti, ably nevinne tt
piacim staru6kym Dovalovcom L
4 mozneny bol llavrat do ich rodne
4 vlasti.
1 Doposial' prispely nasledovn
| tunajsie spolkN: Odbor 8. MSS
1 $25, Cfslo 519. IkSJ. 81, Sbor IA
/ TSJS. S6, Odbor "a. MSS. 81, &
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
"GREATER BOHEMIA. /"

Pan Il. +. Prantner, pisuc V Czechosloyak Review
zasluhach prezdenta Masalyka prlezitosti jeho 73
narodeni1 nemolol sa zaobst ably neuraz city Sloy;
kov Ackol'vek skoske det nal, re stat Cechov a
Slovakov enie Ceskoslovenskou republikou, nenje
Masaryka tyorcom ..Vel' l'keho Ceska''
Cudujd sa mnohi vynikajiei Cesi, preco i'm Slo-
vaci odcudzuju vsvojej soynisckej zasepelos ne
vida ze si toho oni sami pricinou. 81 -.
Keby sa Cesi drzal ducha nasej vaeenej shody kehs
ST aenysel e Sovensko ch provinciou, keby chceli
Slovakoin ponahat e mad mimi panovat: tax by dneS
Slovac nechce ami pocut autonom, nepocull by an,
iednelo so sklaanl hovort' nich Sani sl 81 prl-
cine sebe robia nedobre nam neodRustel'ne krvdy
kde to povedie?!! <"3s
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

sle 40. Sci. *10,siislo SO. Sci.
$40, Cislo 25. IkSJ. $40, Cislo %.
S. kalv. P. j. $40, Odbor 3l4.
MSS. $40, sbor 1913. 81. Ligy $40,
Spolok Tatra . Haseitcnu s., Sb.
50. 81. Ligy $40, Sbor Al. 81. Ligy
$40, Odbor Gil. MSS. 50. Spolu
celia sbierka po sPolkoch obnasa
,aoposial' $l27.Oo.
Spomenutym ct. spolkom "a OBJ
drzane milodary Y meme staruc-
kJch rodicov yxslgeygujjem j ardes;pps. 81 a;pp.s.
Pan Bob zaplate 20 q aisle a $ nj milo
dairy snazne prosfme d'aisie slo-
venske spolky jednotlivcov, kto-
ire racte zaslat' nh til udann ad,
ressu tajomnika Okr. Sboru.
Jozef Martinko, preds. O. S
Jura:j Puhalla, tai. sokr. SD
81 n. Whitney Ave, Youngstown
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

ROZPOMIENKA MA MOJE MLADE easy.

Je l'udskej prirodzenost re covek ci bol hog
nosti alebo chudobe vychovanl ednak mu pride rozpo
1nienka a ieho mlady vek tie udalosti kore nom
zazil
My krest ania dobe svatopostpej name tastejsie
rozjinat llnucel snntf Pana naseho Jezlsa krsta
easy sa mena, casom mena al udia, ludmi me-
MIA sa al nase nabozenske plespone obycaje pr tom
zmani mole myslienky zaetely zpiaky do moej rod
nej vlas k, monu dednskemu zivotu Ked' sa ia moja
stara vast al lnacossky k zachovaa predsa memo
zem nevd akou zanevret tto krajinu, ktore moji
mill rodfia al ia prvt luce snka lreli: nam boa ko-
liskou mom mil vm rodcom je al moylou. Tam zabeh-
lv mole myslienly re ako tam zi svatopostnom
case, ako til Mjeme?
Narodil som Spisskej zupe obci NJ, kde Wy
sol do H. roku Lud menovanej obci je katolickeho
nabozestva ziv sa rol 'nctvom banictvom zearstvom
Cal moji roditia boil zeliar) Ked' teda prchadzay w
posledne dn fasiangoy svojm hukom ktory zapocna
sa obytane nedf1 po obede koncil utorok pred
polnocou vsetc nladenci devcata mladozenaci
sty beast brai pri nzke donna osali len starc saren
Ky male dietky. Ked w bliza 11-t hodina uorok
vecer prisie obycajne dedinskT hasnik oznamil
c,liilcin e II hodin pol noel bude koniec fasa-
gom tax al tanc,l, hllse pojdu do konna smiekom
q d'ale ami nut' TO NAL zakazat obecny rychtar, a
lcposusn1kov potrestat.
Starsi dieyky zacali sa krcmy domov tratt nlno-
he zsl 'onl srdci, ze uz faSiangy pominy ona
ami sa len dobre nevyancovala kreme ostal len mia
denci, ktori dava muzku (trilnal tovaysske) ably
sporiadai ucty, axe pri mllzike mali.
Pfisla popo ma streda. zacatok 4O-denneho p0stu.
Ako ieh vde ycera vsetkch pri muzke tax ch dnes
rino vidne vsetkch is do chramu Bozieho popolec
lelze tlm rozdieom re vcera c videli veselych
dnes ale snltocnon rchu smntnymi tvarami, ako
oreb Precol Lebo tento den cirkev katolfcka mas
upamituje snlt ked kfaz rob syojim veriacm krz
popolom ceo lieka: .'Panata clovece, 81 prach
a 4.t ri
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

Me 81 spokojny To Je pre-
chodne! Sustred sa iia to. po com
tuzis iste toho dosiahneS.
Najvacsim bohatstvom je
zdrava krv, vasnou uliika krve
latka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17
DO POZORNOSTI CT.
CITATEL'OM.

Texas Shce & Leather Store,
241 East Federal St., vas mole
zasobit' akymkol 'vek remenom a
koiou ako al nastrojami ma site
alebo reparovanie top&nok alebo
remenom do dielne. "a ceny nizsie
nez kedykol 'vek predtym.
TEXAS SHOE d LEATHER
STORE, so
241 East Federal St.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

PREDA alebo vymeni >sa 81 akro-
va farma vo Volant, Pa, len IL
mil cd New Castle. 35 alkrov OBJ
robenej pody, 5 alrov lesa, osta-
tok pasienky. Dostatok vody jar
ken ma pastvine. Orchidy, jablone
broslyne a slivky, Sd akra jahod
zasiate v lani. Dobry 4 izbovy dom
mastal q Inc budovy. Cena $500
Haste "a v Ira 9. Park, 6o8 Home
Savings 4 Loan bldg. oba tele-
fony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

DO RENTU. DO RENTU
Ma Oak ST., pri Lincoln Parku,
moderny 7 izbovy dom ! knpellla
SO vsetkym pohelim. prfhodny pre-
Q rodiny alebo ma drfanie borde-
row, ma vel 'kom 'lote. "a $500
mesaene. Hlaste 81 u
HIMELREICH,
605 Dollar Bank Bldg.
0ba telefony.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-03-17

MUsI BYT PREDANI! Restau-
rant 10 zariadenymi izbami,
dohanom v Gene 500, a vsetky
kuchynsks sasoby vel 'mi lacno.
HAST sa treba v !. 952 w. Rayen
Ave. Auto. tel. 1883. al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

NErLI.SvIfsLE, wis. Nov. t.
ON tho farm Of NJ. 81 Biish. near
here. an indifferent mother cat has
been supplantsd by barred rock
hen.
The mother cat with four half.
grown kittens occupies tho rame
Manager with Biddy. Biddy has been
deposlting an egg day In the
manager and doubtless wondered at
the neglect OF the kittens. Ths
mother cat remains with them only
long enough 10 permit them TO take
little nourishment and then leavcs
her babies 10 new protests.
Biddy. having laid enough eggs
20 satisfy herself. decided In sat.
The very first night she stayed on
the nest tho four neglected kittens
were found warm and cory under
the angel wings OF old Biddy.
When the mother cat arrives on
tho scene the kittens 80 to her for
nourishment. As aoon as she leaves
they return TO BIddy. A the hen
does not leave tho Manager. II In
necessary to remove hsr and feed
her. AZ soon as shs has her fiil sho
loses no time in returning To her
charges. when they get uneasy and
crawl over her In search Of food ahe
accepts the treatment without com
plant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
Man Beats Railroad
With a Nanny Goat

POPLAR BLUFF. Mo. Nov. -
After Matt =. Murray. chief of ths
survey and plans department OF tho
Missouri state highway commission.
reached the conclusion that the rail-
road companies had gotten his goat.
he put on his thinking cap and got
the railroad cornpanyir goat thru thu
offices OF real live goat.
Murray wanted 10 move his house
hold goods 20 jefferson City. but tho
railroad declared there was an EN-.
barge on that Fort Of stuff and that
they couldn't take II. There was no
provision against shipping live stock
so Murray purchased q goat and put
In with his household goods The
nanny Immediately was classified a.
'-perfshAblc. and the railroad Wa
forced 20 accept him for shipnen2(
together with all Of the personal -
focts Of Murray. SO the Rcniai Irish
man got thru in plenty Of TINA 20 -
90 housekeeping IN . new home be
had purchased In the capitol city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Orr. Just prior 20 thai murtery
No attempt was made ~ the In
quest Go establish ownership Of tho
murder weapon--which was certain
iy no, Mrs. Cartoons. no attempt
was made to trace the courro Of tho
bullets which did the killing. moth
ing. IN short, was done which might
hsv. tended 20 clear up tho mystery
IN any way.
And. In face OF the fact that a
po.t-mortem examination was TO
prove later that n would have been
VIRTUALLY IMPOSSIBLE for
Mrs. Carleton 10 have fired the bullet
which caused her death. tho coro-
nor's jury brought I'm a vcrdlc, of
murder and suicide. announcing 10
tho world al large that Mrs. Carleton
had first killed chrsstier and then
herself.
Tho public officials Of HAvre
w~r- smuEiy delighted by tho
verdict. They wsro afraid. pos-
sIbly, that the town would BE- d.
moraiix-si n the ehurchmsn werw
blamed In any way. Hut the cor.
oncr's jury was too we'll coached
for anything like that. Their vrr.
dict was ~ mach casier-what
difference II II did blaeien the
reputation Of dead woman and
thraten tho future Of her or.
phanrd i3-year.oid dsugbferf
70 the case was declared officially
closed. Mrn. christier was permitted
10 depart without even the formailty
OF being questioned by the count
attorney. and everybody was natI,
fled
To cap II all. the M. Rev. Binhc
Fabcr iasusd statement making
martyr out Of Chriatlcr. The gree,
hearted clergyman would be alive To-
day. he said. II he had bean willing
70 be dlsloyai 10 HIS wifc---but he had
died rather than ain. OF course. the
bishop probably knew that tot the
last four years christisr and Mrs.
Carleton had been getting elected
regularly from various Montana
hoteIs-but what had that to do with
TT
AZ the matter stands today. tho
Investigation" is ovcr-nothing
more viii be done--and MIRA Carrie
toms little daughter can 10 thru life
with the stigma of a murderess' child
hanging over her forever.
And. incidentally. there IL an In
eredicable stain on the honor Of
Montana.--but nobody seems 20 be
much worried over that.
Possibly outside OF the state. how
over. people may he interested In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07
WILL CONTINUE
PROBE OF GAS
Senatorial inquiry VIII Be
Resumed
ny g0BEar TALLEy

wAHnIkoToN Nov. 7s--rsn mil
lion or moro auto owners In the
United states viii welcome the
cheering information that ths sen
nfe's Investigation into the high
price Of gasoline and remedy
therefore. Of which nothing has been
heard since iast September. will be
resumed actively about November 10.
The special committee headed By
Senator Charles L. AcNary. Orc
gon. IL still determined 70 find out
The why and the wherefore OF dizzy
gasoline prices and 20 this end rep
resenuiives OF tho biggest oil com.
panlss In tho country viii be sum
moned 20 testify.
The probcrs are Interested prin-
cipally In the alleged existence OF
an agreement between competing
companies 20 fix uniform priccs.
They want 20 know why u is that
gasoline prices charged by rival
concerns 20 up or go down with a
strange unanimlty that hints strong.
~ Of mental rclepathy--or some.
thing.
Recent cuts IN tho price ~ Rhso-
line are expected TO bear no weight
with the committee because reduc-
tons at this time OF the year are
purely seasonal The committee is
expected 20 inquire into the snor-
nous dividends annually pasned
around by the gas companies which,
IL appears 20 some 90 them, proves
the price IL too high all the year
round.
Since September. experts en-.
pioycd b. the senate investigators
have been disestins. compiling and
classifying the information con.
tanned In missionaries received
from 600 representative oil com
panles 10 be- submitted 10 tho com.
mlttec. This task IL nearly com
pletc.
A number OF witnesses. including
w. c. TeagIe. president Of the
Standard OH Co. Of New Jersey.
will be called. Senator McNary es-
Inmates that the probe can be com
pleisd In time for a report In De-
ccmber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

viii probably never be established
because Mrs Chrisiier IL the only
member Of tho trio sfiIl alive. and
her STORY does not seem 20 be
altogether dependable
AT any rate. at about O'Clock In
the morning there were two shots in
rapid sueceesion- and Airs. Cariston
and christler hay dead ON the floor.
each shot thru the heart.
Physicians who answered Mrs.
tbristier's summons found
Chrisuer lying I'm the bedroom.
apparently having fallen thru
the doorway. while Mrs. Carrie
ton had fallen In the hnn out
sidss The revolver with which
they had been slain vas In Mrs.
Carieton's right hand. her
thumb thru tise trfgxer--which
jibcs oddly with the fact fhst
MR.. Carleton Was known 10 bc
left-handed.
Mrs. chrlstier said that she Wis
not present when the shooting took
place. but that she ran IN and found
them both dead. And there you
arc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

Because Of the number Of
iynehings and -unwristrn law
MURDER that have ocrnrrrd In
THAT section. the Southeastern
staie~ hay. o rather unrnvisbic
reputation n far ~ Law enforce
ment and tho yaiuc OF human
life axc concerned.
Hut the south II n seritabie
fouutainhcad at justice com
pared 10 tho sovereign state Of
Montana
have Just returned TO Seattle
after witnessing what was probably
tho most amazing travesty that has
ever bean enacted In Thu. country
under the guisc OF law.
The trnyesfy was the 'tnvcefl
xnfion" that followed the murder
Of Hrv. Leonard ,. Christier,
bishop Of all outdoors." ard
srcbdeacon al the Milk river val
Icy. and Mrs. Margaret Carleton.
In tho r~ctory of ~. Marks Epis
copsi church nj iIavrr. Mont.
on October 81.
IL was one o. tho most sensational
murders In III. criminal annals of
Montana--both on account Of the un.
usual character OF the crime and DO
cause Of tho promlnence Of everyone
involved.
Christier. a politician as wen a. n
Statesman. was known from ono end
OF the state 20 the ether. TITS imam.
orita. Mrs. Csriston. member Of one
Of the mort distinguished families In
Montana and beautiful woman In
her own right. was equally no,abls.
Yet her. they were--wiped out 20.
rether--and not even the slightest
attempt made TO ind out who did
the kllIlngi
A farcicai .coroners inquest was
held. Mrs. chris,ier. widow OF the
slain clergyman and the only other
person In the house at the time OF
the double tragedy. was put on the
stand But she was Intercepted with
such amazing Enilsnsry that her tes.
timony was worse than useless.
For instance. she WINS asked
what the three had been talking
about prior TO the killing.
But" her chivalrous inauisi.
tor hastened 10 add. "If Il was
personal matter--if II would en-.
barrass you---sion't answer"
Mrs. Chrisiier didn't answer.
In tho name Of heaven. what
could be expected but personal"
conversation between the three
principal actors In a double muir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

America was uruso 70 take part IN
an international economic confer
cnos by Sir Gilbert Parkw. Br1tish
novelist and statesman. VINO spoips
Monday night NJ tho Masonic tsmpls
under tho auspices Of Seattle school
teachers. Americas responsibility
to tire world didn't end when ths
American troops were brought home
from Europe" he declared
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-07

knowing tho real facts OF the casa.
Hsre they are--iudge for yourself:
Chrlsfier and Mira Carleton had
becn Intimate for years--undosiist-
ediy with tho knowiedgc % Mira
Christier. because the affair was
common talk.
All threa. however. remained ap-
parsnuy on the best OF terms
on tho night % October "a all
three NJ them were IN the roctory
together. just how this came about
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ago when ! was q
girl. For several
years l had So
we're pains atmen-
strual period DIS,
making me very
weak and inter-
fering with my
regular duties. /
tried several REM
cdics without OBJ
tanning relief. /
was induced TO try
lydia n. Pink
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JAPS LOSE and (.
BEGIN SCHEMINC
Move to Enlist indians IN
Appeal to Fall

BAN FTlATcfgcO. Nov. 7>|Ths
Seattle stars news story ~ the aa-
tiy1iian Of tho American Legion in
tho Yakima valley which resulted In
driving the JAPANESE from tho Yaki-
fnn indian reservation. has caused
CONSERVATION among tho JAPANESE q
the Pacific coast
Tho New World n JspanaaS
Newspaper. refers 10 tho sftuation a
a life and death" question and IN iss
issue Of Nov. tells Of scheme the
laps arc working up 70 block the
operation Of the fegion's plan. ~
involves the enlistment Of the Yad-
ma Indians In sn appeal for the re-
tsnfion OF farm lands. The papers
comment. including It's headlines. fol-
lows:
LIFE AND DEATH QUESTION
FOR YAKIMA JAPANESE
"Order Of the Secretary of the In
terror That Lenses Cannot be
Made From Next Year.
According 20 a recent order Of ar.
Fall secretary Of the interior. farm
leases cannot be made next year and
after. japanese near the Indian lands
In the vicinity Of Yakima. Washing
ton. held a mass meeting in the
Japanese association hall Of that.
place on tho 7sfh of last month ana
decided by an unanimous vots 10 b.
gin concrete movement. Praca-
caiiy evsry one Of the japanese n
70 take part IN response 10 the csii
o fihe japanese association and the
movement IL 70 begin AZ once. Theirs
was not n single dissenting opinion
in regard 10 the movement. The plan
IL 20 move the Indian body 20 petl-
TO n,hc Decrefary 81 the interior.
FIFTEEN hundred dollars ~ the En-
penss Win b collected among The
japanese"
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FROM G|RLHOOD
To WOMANHOOD
Woman Relied Upon Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Emporia, Kansas. TT began using
lydia T.. Pinkham's medicines years