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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
TALE SLIME PROTESTUJE.
PROTI PROTEKTORATU SVAZU NARODU
MAD ALBANIf

Geneva II kvetna. = Uvazovan protektoratu Svazu
Narodd mad Aban bylo nahe zarazeno dnesn rann sch
rady Svazu kdyz markyz lmpera Iaie uvedom tleny
bezprostrene pred zahajenim re Itae souhas
takovym drastckm dohedem mad zaeztostm Albane
zem lee by predem dostao upist6n zamy zeme td
budou zabezpeceny
Clenove spe8ne radli rozhod Sc odloz uvazovanf
Abanske otazce pozdejs dobu nadej da vyho-
yeti itaskym namitkam.
peukazani potrebu dohledu mad Alban Svazem,
Earl Bafour prav re prace Svazu ukdna z eden kout
Evropy jenz sava verejnym skandaem hroz stai
moznym zdrojem move valky zadnym jinym zpsobem
mohla byt vedena tato prace Svaz svym zakrocen
luStl otaZku, iez rozruSovaa svet Cd 1913.
Svaz Narodu dodal lord Balfour uplne vycis Albani
cd srbskeho voka zem6 ia uvedena posaveni kde po-
moc cizho kapalu moha by zauja sve mso meZ narody
sveta.
Soud mezfrodn spravedlnost byl oteven ceemu svetu
kdyz rada rozhodla, Rusko Nemecko Turecko, Uhry
Mexiko mohou pfedkadati sve spoy soudu tim vyrozuma
nm re podrobl jeho rozhodnutim neprohas vaku
Ii on6m spornym otazkam.
Narody tyo byly jedine jmz az dosud oud nebyl PR
stupnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
SENAT NARfDu VYSETROVANl.
SLOUcENf DVOU VELIKYCH OCELARSKYCH
SPOLECNOSTi

Washington, II. kvetna. Rozkaz vydany senatem odbo
spravedlnosti ederani obchodni koms ably zahay
setrovani nsedova tesne ornament New Yorku ze
laska spoecnost Bethlehem koupla maieek spoecnost L.
ckawanna poves re dode ku slouceni ses neodvsych
celaTskych spolecnosti.
Rozkaz Obsazeny resoluci podane senatorem LaFol-
ettem repubkanem Wisconsin, prijay pc kratke deba-
te nazue zmin6nym federalnm lradGm uv6domti
jake kroky byly podnknuty neb chysany uceem z
steni pravdepodobnych cnku onoho soucen byo pod
niknuto ochranu verejnych zajmu"
Odboru spravednosti dale nazue, ably sdel senatu
zda kroky die protrustovych zakona Shermanova Clay
tonova byly by zahodny
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
RECKO ZKOUSf BLOKADU
TURECKA.

Carihrad. IL. kvetna. Floti-
la reckych torpedoborcd vyplu
la z Brussy s rozkazy, zahaji-
ii blokadu tureckych pristavu
ma Cernem mort. Recka bitev-
nice Kilkos, drive americka Mis-
sissippi, zabavila turecky par
nix Ineboli V odvetu "a nedav-
ne uchvaceni reckeho parnl-
ku Einos tureekou valecnou To-
dl V Cernem mori. Parnik Ine-
boil byl lapen V Marmarskem
mori, kdyz plul pasazery do
Ismidu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

pry jmenovani til nacelnc ubijecske roty 'Velky Tim
Murphy, "Frenchy Nader Con Shea obzalova-
nych pro zavrazdeni porucika Lyonse.
Pfiznan sou takove vzrusucf povahy re usvedcen zm
nenych pro vrazdu jest zaseno edne autorty ez
jest zkem spoen nynejsim hnutim pro eroru, jenz
di Chicago pc mnoho mesicu
Sdeeni jez vedlo obeveni bombove tovarny, byo pry
ucneno sym venkovskym obchodnikem ehoz ooznos jest
zataovana tovane nasl detektivov6 ednu Mexikanku
o nz panue mneni ze donesla tfaskavny Joe Horanov
Loydu Boppovi keri pomoci dynamu dosal okresnho
veZeni pred dv6ma roxy.
Statnl navladn JIM 1fednc spoieni promnym w
setfovnm obdrzeli dopsy nchz vyhrozue znc Chica
vybuchy ohnem 'zda edny d6lnckych pfedakn iii
stane v6zeni V sobotu po soumraku'
Vadni detektivove patraji po pisatech echto dopsd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
LETCI SPADLI DO MORE.

Lisabon, IL. kvetna. Portu-
galsti letci, kapitani Coutinho
Sacadura, ktefi Sc pokusili
dokonciti svdj presatlanticky
let vcera v novem hydroaeropla
nu, spadli do more mezi ostrdv
KEN sv. Pavla a Fernando No
ronha a byli zachraneni britt
ckym parnikem City Of Paris.
Toto jest jejich druha nehoda
ma dlouhe ceste. Pri prvni mi
cen byl jejich aeroplan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
UZNANi SOUKROMEHO MAJETKU.
RUSKO HOTOVO CHRANITI CIZf ZAJMY, DOSTA-
NELL Sc MU PODOBNE ZARUKY

Moskva, IL. kvetna - Ozakonene uznani prav soukro
meho majetku penezh industrahch zemed6lskych pro-
duktccha inem osobnim najeku do se miry majetku
pozemkovem navrhovano dekretech sov6ka vlada
ppravia ku predozen Vseruskemu sfednimu vykonnemu
vyboru eho schvaeni zahaovacim zasedani dnes
Vybor jenz skutecnos jest ruskym paramentem jest
tako zadan aby uplanil zakony dovouci czmu kapalu
pracova ruku sovetskym Ruskem rovn6z pfja
ny dekret udeluc sedlaknm prodouzen drzebnos pddy
kterou nyn drzi akoz pravo namati 81 pudu jistyc
okonosti. W<Ax~
Dekret uznavaci soukromy maetek jak by vypracovan
komsaraem spravednos ni opatreni re cizinchm bude
dano pravo ochrany ech maetku enom podmnkou
Rusum dostane techze prav hrancemi.
Pravo vastnti budovy jest dekretem ,n.ie
stavby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

Ruzena Schwarzova.
Dlouhe dny a jeste delsi noci
bdim mad tebou -
chvfle boil, chvfle zazebou,
den doufa,
noe zoufa,
rano volam ku pomoci,
protoze budi nadeji....
Kan sc mi oci I've ztraceii,
do jakych snn Sc propadaii
V zivem nedostupnem rail-?
A ia svoje hofe neunesu,
budes-ll Sc ma mne stale divat
ocima trpiciho ditete...
Krasne, krasn6 bylo na sv6t6
budu jeste nekdy zpivat?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
CARPENTER PROTI DEMPSEYMU.

Londyn, IL. kv9na - Jack Dempsey Georges Carpen-
tier podepsai smlouvu die nfz mali strenouti Europe
pred koncem cervna prSho roku Toto byo oznameno dnes
uredne Jackem Kearnsem managerem Dempseyovym. Carr
penter dovozova nezvyke neho vedro panujcf A
merce meo nepriznvy cnek jeho ysicky sav ze jest
tudlz opravnen aby byla poskynua este jedna pez
tost pfiznivejsch klimatckych podmnek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
TOVARNA MA BOMBY OBJEVENA.
ZAVOD NEMz VYRABENY TRASKAVINY. Wy.
BRAN POLICIf v Chicago.

Chicago, IL. kv6tna Bombova tovarna, kde vsechny
faskavny pouzvane terrorsy nedavnych nasnoech by
ly vyrabeny, vybrana byla dnes vecer.
Automaticke revolvery patony data doutnaky vybus-
ne kapsle dost napnen vekeho tumoku byly zabaveny
zacen muz die domnenf polce James Maher vyamova po-
kaden jenz vysouz 81 n6kolk hit federan tresnici
statnfch vezenfch. .. 81
Najezd nasedova po fech priznanch, ncnz podrobne
vyteny operace bobafsk6 tupy echto pizn&nch jsop
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
NEHODA v CIRKUSU.

Fostoria o., IL kvetna. Dvanact osob bylo poraneno
zde dne vecer kdyz cast vyhrazench sedade
crkusu ra Nehoda sala kdyz cvicena opice
ella mezi obecenstvo me hrbet pony prav6 vesa
do kruhu nemz produkce konany Nejvaznej poraneni
sou: p Fred Coryova, odfeniny vnitrni zranen; p
liam Kahnova noha zlomena p John Hunterova noha zlo
Norman Payner, student sedni skoy noha kot-
niku zomena. .saa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
POLSKO4TALSKA SMLOUVA.

Janov IL kvetna - Zahran6ni mnistfi Schanzer TIA
lie Skirmun Poska podepsa dnes obchodn smlouvu Je
den clanku zn re polst vystehovac ubirac do A
merky, zvaste on Hal6e, mohou nasupovati Tersu
miste Gdanska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
HAVfRI ZATCENI.

Pittsburg, IL. kv6na Dvanlct muzn bylo pfivedeno
do okresniho vzeni dnes poledne zatcenych pucm
fy vyhozeni dynamtem Petermanova dou townshipu
Penn demonstrac proti blzkemu dolu Schenckovu
Petermanove dole zasavena cnnos cd prohseni avy
vak dole Schenckove pracovalo Pot zacenyn nebya
prozatm podana zadna zaoba yschn podrobeni w
Slechu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13

Vidim te usmevnou, dobrych dnech.
coz ami prvni lara dech
t6 nepoveseli?
Ones v prvni jarni ned6li
lesy prisly tob6 oknem ma navstevu
pozbaveny snehu
usm6j Sc, pohlad' je otima,
ia kratko pajdeme "a nina,
vyskne mas otcu krev Zelena,
rozpfahnem' ramona,
pritulime Sc lesu....
Maminko,
kan Sc mi pohled tvdj ztraci?
Jest-li BGh pokyne lehynko
a pozve te do nebes,
budu jak podzimni nemy les,
nehoz odletli ptaci...
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-13
GEORGE NEVZDAVA Sc NADEJE.
MEZrTlM co v JANOVE ZAVLADA
VSEOBECNY PESSIMISMUS.
BRlTSkY PREMIER JEST TOHO MfNENf, zE KOMI.
Sc MELA BY PROSTUDOVATI RUSKE POMERY.
BULLETIN.

Pafz, r. kvetna Premier Poincare dnes nozda ve6e,
obnov sesi sve nstrukce Barhou-ov ncenku francouz
ske delegace Janove Vyrozumiva rel Barhouovi
aby "a zadnych okonos nevchaze We vyednavan Rusv
Rovnez dial ma vedomi Barhou-ov, mneni francouz
ske vlady mic media ziskat produzovnim konference
Janov r. kvetna. - Janovska conference 1nes yzdaa
Sc veskere nadeje, re il poda oci orozumeni Sc So
yetskou ruskou vdou Jest ednomysnym minenim dele
gac re ruska odpoved to znemoznuje
Jny veky ell Janovske konference - smouva 20 "a
stoupeni nrodove dou deset rokd zdr Sc iakehoko
toku rovnez ztroskoal dnes jest prmy nasledek
prvniho nezdaru.
Avsak kdyz jest asno, ze konference nem6ze dosah-
nouti zadneho svych hach te1 Lloyd George nen pro
eJi rozpuseni ptomne dobe Britcky premier oznami
one re rsky navrh aby komse znac sdovaa pomery IA
nichz ruske RECONSTRUCTED by byti napomahno = KITE
ryzto navrh obsazen by Ci6ernove note podneu al6
bude odpomtovan brickou delegac zitfejsm zasedan
Rovnez oznaml, re atko smouva nedtotnosti ak by
la puvodne panovana nemze by prosazena anove navrh
ne pfimeff podklade savajicich hran mez Rukem il
nym evropskymi zemem behem obdobi prace znac
Rusko by sliblo ne1toc zadneho re svych souseda
neR0dnlkat zadne propagacn prae hrancem eho
sede by sbi ze nebudou dtoc Rusko podnkat a-
ksD propagandy prot sovetu Ved1e toho Lloyd George
da ma vedom re hoda pokratovat diskuss rznych pot
ckych oazek, ez byy vyvolany jako vychodn Hace
Vlny, ochrany mensin a pod.
DIE brtickeho panu komise by pozsavala re "a
supcd mocnos Ruska pravdepodobne bya by rozdeena
We til cast uvazovani dveru dluhd
Behem jeiho vyseovani mocno by zavazay
uzavrat zadnych smluy Ruskem scastn das kon-
ference ez bya by svoana pozde Spoene Staty byy by
pozvany k zastoupen ma teto komisi
Die vyjadfeni americkeho velvyslance Chlda amercka
vlada pfiznve pTaa navr ably zadne separan smovy
byy uzavrany Ruskem b6hem vyseovan nebot jnak Jest
vice nezli mozno amercke zamy by byy ohro-
zeny.
Proslychao Sc totiz b6hem minuleho ydne zdal
novsk konerence skonc nezdarem Ceern obmsle otevr
Il dvdr diva tydny Bern6 a uzavira smlovy evrop-
skymi mocnostmi nchz nektere byy jiz wpracovany.
Rusove nepohlzeji plan komisi znalcG vazne.
Nen to ejich napad skueGnostf jest re enom mao pr-
tomnych diplomatic berou ten plan vazne. Spatru tom
pokus yoda Georgia. ably Janovska konference e
bya jeho "dkem neskonGa naprostym fiaskem Nejenem
brticky premier vycitue eho polcka budoucno jest
sazce avsak doznava vseobecn uprmnym svych
obavach evropsky mir.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
Andy Gumpr Scores
Heavily in Vote
of Cascade County

Andy Gump, Independent candidate
for congress, who was elected by 81
votes, due to support from the women,
received liberal support from Cascade
county voters for every office on the
ticket, members of the county board
Of commissioners said Saturday.
If Gump had been elected to all the
offices he received votes for he would
be busy raising bonds. commented
John e. Moran, clerk and recorder, as
he wrote in a vote for senator because
some one thought he was a better man
than either of the three parties on the
ticket had put forth.
Returns from 25 Of the 50 precincts
in the county have been gone over and
as yet no errors have been found to
change the count previously announced
by the press. 1t was said that the
count would probably be completed
sometime Wednesday. The commits
s%ioners, Clerk Moran and Deputy A.
e. Garfield were the only court house
officials on duty Armistice day.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
FANS
TAKE INTEREST
IN RADIO WORK
League Formed to Help State
Stations in RELAXING of
Messages.

More interest is being taken in
amateur radio in this section Of Mon
tana than in any other part. of the
state, according to Kenneth Bailey,
who has been appointed superinten-
dent of this region for the American
Radio Relay league. Up to this time
Montana has all been one district. with
the state superintendent located at
Bozeman. Bailey's district. known as
the second Montana district, consists
of seven counties: Cascade, Chouteau.
Teton, Pondera, Hill, Glacier, and
Toole.
The league members will relay any
message submitted to any part of the
United States without charge, Bailey
said. The only requirement to belong
to the league is to have an interest in
radio and be a subscriber to the or
g%anization magazine. QST, meaning
broadcast. Kenneth Warner. editor of
the organ, is the only paid official
connected. with the organization.
One Great Falls relay station has
handled % messages since October %.
Bailey said Saturday afternoon. The
record for speed is nine minutes for
transmitting a message from New
York to San Francisco. Barometric
conditions greatly affect the efficiency
of radio transmission. but a message
from Great Falls to the Atlantic coast
can be delivered within a few hours at
most. With conditions right n message
has been delivered direct from a local
station to q point in Massachusetts.
Bailey is anxious to have all amateur
operators who transmit messages re-
port the number to him. His address
is 1914 Second venue south.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
AUTO THIEVES
PREFER DODGE
AND FORDCARS
Eight of Last Month Loses
Recovered; Ring Finds
Operating Easy.

Ford and Dodge car seem to be the
kind of automobiles the Great Falls
ring of auto thieves likes best, if the
police station records of cars missing
may be taken as an indication. Up
wards of 30 cars have been stolen dur
ing the last few weeks, Is last month
and three so far this month. Eight of
last months losses have been recov-
cred and one car taken in November
was found a few hours after being
taken.
Auto thieves seem to operate with
out trouble under most any circum-
stance. says Chief of Police Marcus
Anderson. Cars are taken from streets
and garages when locked with seem
ingly little trouble. OF late it appears
that the borrowers" of autos for a
few hours joy riding have given way to
the type that means business, with
either Il local hiding place as yet undis-
covered, or else an effective get away
fast system. Cars may be taken and
no one know they have been stolen I'M
til the owner comes along and misses
his vehicle. No way other than con
slant guarding of cars is offered as a
preventative by Chief Anderson.
The two ears stolen this month that
Dodge. license No. 5000, belonging to
Or. c. G. Albright; and a Ford. license
No. 1873. the property of Charles Dit
October losses not recovered in
GUIDED a Dodge. license Nc. 25461;
Ford. license No. 1854; Cadillac, IL
cense No. Dbl: Buick, license No.
2454O: Ford, license No. 43628; Ford,
license No. 5000; Ford, license No.
351oT
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
KDYS GIVES
PROGRAMS
DURING WEEK
Tribune Station Will Broad
cast Concerts Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.

Radio fans who have been following
the broadcasting programs OF The
Tribune station, KDYS, will have three
unusually good entertainments during
the next week, with varied features OF
orchestra, song and band music.
Wednesday night, STATIONS orches-
ira will play in a program that Will
combine some of the best dance pieces
and jazz numbers of the year. The or
chestra has been making q distinct sue
cess in its dance programs and kD1S
fans will have one of their most enjoy
able programs. The orchestra numbers
six~persons, but plays 10 pieces, due to
the members of the organization dou-
bling up. The orchestra will be: l.. w.
Straiton, piano; e. r. Jordon, clarinet
and also s%axophone; d. Gaylord, cornet
and tenor saxophone; l.. b. Evans,
trombone; Fred Eide, barton saxo-
phone; p. Brintnal,. traps, drums and
tenor saxophone.
Mrs. Davidson, who is well known
and popular among the radio fans as
well as in her singing in programs in
the city, will be the feature of a mu-
steal program Friday night. Miss
Olive Sorrick will accompany her on
the piano.
Thursday night, the Salvation Army
band will broadcast q program to be
received at the 7. NJ. c. A. fathers and
sons banquet. Two speakers will also
address the banquet through the radio.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
FATHERSON
WEEK OPENS
HERE TODAY
Y. Nj. C. A. Announces Pro-
gram for Each Day of Spe-
cial Observance.

Men of Great Falls are urged by the
Y. M. G. A. to observe the Father and
Son week, which starts today and ends
next Saturday night Sonless men and
fatherless boys will be banqueted at
the Y. M. G. A. dining room Thursday
evening.
The program for the week follows:
Sunday-Go to church day.
Monday-Home day.
Tuesday-Schoolboys' day.
Observation-Disclosures day.
Thursday-Ask your father day.
Friday@National banquet day.
Saturday-Recreation day.
Civic clubs and churches of the city
are cooperating in plans for the OBJ
servance of the week.
Today, Sunday schools are planning
for fathers and sons to be placed in
the same classes.
Members of the kiwanis club will
substitute the usual Monday noon
luncheon with q dinner in the palm
room at Hotel Rainbow Monday eve
ming. The Rev. Christoph Keller of the
Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
will be the speaker. After the dinner
program the Kiwanians and their
Youthful SueSIS Will pe tue guests VI
kiwanian w. w. Freeman at the I'm
perial theater picture show.
Scott Leavitt, congressman-elect
from the second Montana district, will
be the speaker at the Rotary club faith
er and son program Wednesday. Thurs
day, the Civilian club will have a father
and o program and Friday the 'Ad
club will divert it's attentions to the
same channels.
A talk on father and son week will
be given at the high school by DR.. c. J
Bresee Wednesday morning.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
Nurse Pays Tribute to Bon-0pto,
The Wonderful Eye Remedy

my vision, for / vas limos distracted
when a friend advised me to begin at
once the use of Bon-Opto and change
the glasses. I did so, with the results
mentioned. / believe the exercises pre-
scribed in your literature helped mar
velously, for now when [ get tired and
my eyes feel tired. too, the exercises
give instant relief.
Miss HARRIET MACDONALD, r, N.
Bon Opto is not a secret remedy or patent medi-
cine. The formula is printed plainly upon every
package. 1t is prescribed By physicians and recon-
rnendad as a safe home remedy that should be
kept in every household. 1t cieanses and soothes
the eyes. sharpens vision. strengthens eyesight: espe-
cially fine after a motor trip to wash away the dust.
smoke and dirt, and restore the normal moisture
to the eyes. Sold by all druggists under q money
refund guaranty.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
Missing Vet Home
After Short Delay
With Car Trouble

Verl Neal, missing husband and
veteran of the world var who had
been missing since Thursday morning,
appeared on the scene early Saturday,
none the worse for his absence.
Nea! said he had gone to sunburst
to look for a job. On the way back
he got lost, being considerably delayed.
He run out of gas and had a blowout
about Is miles from Shelby, .neces-
stating walking in after power for the
horseless carriage. Neal had more bad
luck as he neared Great Falls. Ten
miles out he crashed into a bank at
the side of the road to keep from run
ming over a boy. The car was 50 badly
smashed that he had to walk In,
arriving at 4 a. m.
Neal had been expected to return
for lunch Thursday. His unexplained
and mysterious disappearance caused
Mrs. Neal considerable worry and Fri
day she asked Sheriff Bob Gordon to
start a search. The case had been
turned over to Deputy Sheriff Herbert
Locke.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12
OPEN NOSTRlLS! END
!, A COLD OR CATARRn.
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty! Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos.
trils viii open, the air passages of
your head will yclear and you can
breathe freely. No more snuffling,
hawking. mucous discharge, dryness or
headache; no struggling for breath at
night.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. 1t penetrates through
every air passage of the head, sooth.
ing and healing the swollen or inflamed
mucous membrane, giving you instant
relief. Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and
miserable. Relief is sure.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12

Manchester, Mass.-I want to tell you
how grateful / am for the wonderful
way In which l have been relieved by
Bon-Opto. I think L should a had
to give up my work and perhaps have
become a victim of nervous prostration
but for the relief to mind and eyes from
the use of Bon-Opto. L am a nurse, a
graduate of the Massachusetts General
Hospital. Boston, and about a year g
an oculist of good standing fitted
glasses to my eyes, hen I came to
Manchester with my patient for the
winter. The oculist said that for a
while my eyes might feel badly, bat TO
keep on wearing the glasses. I did co
for a year, then 1 called on him and
told him that my eyes were worse than
ever and that the glasses made my eyes
feel terribly. I believ they did not suit
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12

Madam, this truth may give you the
.creeps." Shudder as o will, this
fact stares you in the facet You can
not down 1t! II you face the fact,
you can add glorious strength to -FOUR
weakened body. You car add sweeter
years to -FOUR life, and bring back
some Of the glorious charm OF your
girlhood days! But If you refuse to
believe II, then no power on earth
can help you'll When you are ex-
bausted. when you feel like Topping
down. on every seat you come to,
that very thing you feel is nothing
but early old age. Exhaustion and
old age ara practically the Same
thing. Both mean a wearing out"
The number OF years you have spent
on earth has nothing to do with the
way you feel! Remember this, the
number Of blood-cells you have con-
trolls your nerves, your vitality. your
health and strength It Is all you
havel The answer then is, build up
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HOMIE APPEAL
HROWNOUTBY
SUPREME COURT
Case of Brakeman Dismissed
When Plaintiff Fails to
Prosecute.

A decision has just come down from
the supreem court bringing to a con-
clusion the litigation of J. NJ. Homie
against the director general OF rail-
roads which was tried last December
in the district court here at Great
Falls and the result is a Judgment OF
non suit in favor of the director gen.
eral. The appeal by the plaintiff was
dismissed for lack Of prosecution.
The plaintiff vas a brakeman on
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SEEKS ~POSTOFFiCE JOB

Special to The Tribune.
Harlem, Nov. 11.-James r. Minugh
has entered the race for postmaster at
Harlem. His petition was placed in
circulation this week. 1t is reported
that the petition of Pop vennum has
been withdrawn. Owing to the fact
that he is yer go years of ngc, he is
not eligible to take the civil service
examinations.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-12

the Great Northern and sued for
$4,000. by reason Of personal injuries
he claimed from a derailment Of a
cahoose of a freight train at Portage
in December, 1919. There was much
medical testimony introduced, and at
the end of the plaintiffs case the court
granted a non suit because no
negligence in the operation of the rail-
road had been shown.
The plaintiff about six months later
appealed to the supreme court. Re
Gently the railroad moved to dismiss
the appeal ON the ground that the
plaintiff had not taken the steps to
complete. the appeal and did not intend
to prosecute the appeal further. No
opposition being made to the motion,
the supreme court dismissed the case
and the judgment of the district court