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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27
0 v4cHovz DEr1.
ko So rea siria.
Jan Dunaj.
Micha1 Markovich.

ked' som .nojej name doniesla
z mesta nejaku senzacnd zvest',
poyedala 1smevom: To je "a
jac, - alebo ak zvest' nebola kri-
kl'ayo ofarbena, povedala: - To
ma pazdriky.
Preeo? Lebo jei matka naasila
sja tejto bake: ,s.s
Narodilo sas diet az kmotra w
lsla. .ulicu,g siiseda. ju.-zssila u
tekala k nej:
No, ako ze jee co je? ako jes
Kmotra blazenou tvarou odpo-
|veda:
Dobre, chlapee ako buk, kra-
Esne vyvinuto, ma ma prstekoeh
|nechticky az radost'!
Kmotra odchadza, iba ked Ia
kyva IA snsedu druha suseda, a.
by al ona pocula "a hordca nieco
0 novom obcanovi. I pocuva:
Nuz, ze vraj dost' dobre pre-
|slo, ze akosi ohromno chlapisko;
|ruky re akesi vel'mi vyvinutie $
dlhymi nechtami!
FIN, HIM.. teda. teda!... S
Bohom.
Treba sa poponahl'at povedat'
Ed'alej, ze: - Ved' sa YAM Goncic-
Ike narodilo decko, ak6si bicdno,
lebo ze ozruta, ale chnd'a, ma
|vraj miesto prstekoy paz1rikyl...
Hrlza!
Y ulici hovorili:
Goncicke sa narodilo diet'a,
Eale az strach ponaysiet,! Miesto
|rucieiek ma dlapky dlhyrni pa
lz1rami a uci eelkom ako zajac!
Ma konei dediny bedakaly ze-
= Il 50 = Rl = & !, : 4
my:
Ako len Bob potrestal Con
lcicku, ze sa jej miesto diet 'at'a
narodil zajac, lenze ma ma zad-
|nych labach kopytka!
...Moja mama, ktora nikdy nj
llomu ami slovosn neRblisilA vste-
povala to al mne, prikazujlc: MI
kdy vec nezveicuj, falosnd nepo-
|yedz. sOna uz nezije, ale tejto bal
le by mnohe matky maly svoje
deti nauGit'. Bolo by meuei trap.
Inych klebief. M. r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27

aKe4 ma 0yI mefltk0 ve4 ,koStiI
Vel 'koststhy ztlohonafily hospo-
lksstve, lsssfetye dsbytkar-
.stvo. Vyroba vo vel 'kom tnA j til,
ake y prisraysle. svoie vyhody.
,yVef f'hDstatkaris = brania, ze do
sdaysjd nsstam a p4lelnyselnym
seesAssam Sivsest Parce1ovanie
snahan ~ nakua no mozem We
lei tisHsfok povrdat' nszodpo-
veda nasim potrebam.
6. Chcem formuloyaty svoje sta
novisko oproti komidniz,nn. Vyslo-
VII som 50 proti komunizmu uz no
svojej kritike komunizmu. Spo-,
loene vlastnictvo je nieso ineho
nez rovnost'. Rovnost' nesxistuje
nikda, ami vyvinom historic, ami
cd prfrody.V skutocnosti je vsa-
dc celej prirode a TAX i v spo-
|locncsti l'udskej nerovnest'. Ale
elorck prave preto ma ideal row
nosti. Prakticky znamena roymost'
znesitspny stlpeh nerownosti.
llavnou starost 'ou socialnej poll.
tiky bude osistranit' privel'ks So
elaine protivy. Zaroven demokra-
.icky ideal rovnosti vsyzaduje po-
tlacenie vsetkeho skodliveho q ne
pekheho prepychu p6zitkarstva.
Nerovnost, po istd mieru zna-
mena individualizmus, bez ktore-
no MET dspesneho' 'hospodarenia a
lspesnej spoloeenskej sinnosti.
Komunizmus 4 je mozny len medzi
lud mi mravne a rozunane ma Wy
sokom, ba najvyssom stapni w
vinu- Prvy teoretik lSomanisticky
Platon vyzadoval najprisne isip
mravnost'. I posledny vel'ky teo-
retik komunizmu Marx poklada
komnnizmus "a posledne a mai
vyssie stadium historickeho vyyvi-
nu. Rusky komunizmus preto do
spell k takym hlbokym koneom,
lebo no robi1 narod nevzdeIany a
mravne rozharany. Komunizmus
lvyplyva Wac 70 zasad bratstva, a.
ko 20 zasad rovnosti a svobody.
Komunizmus ma podklade len ho-
spodarskom a materialistickom je
vobec nemozny.
Z. Ma Slovensku zacina sa u 50
sriad 'ovanim zdp. Pripravy sa vi
robia = orkpaiEkGia napa3 aps6vy
ma hst' a pol rsln vyRonana.
zupnym sriadenim vyhovie sa TAX
ma Slovensku, ako al india oprax.
nenym poziadavkam autonmn5m
fVcl Ky onylt Pom. red. N. NJ
8. Pedasax1a1all4 nus je azemie
fnajviac zanedbane. Ma Podkarpat
|skej Rusi podobne ako ma Slo.
vensku musi sa vykonavat' po.
zemkova reforma. Skoly sin.
most vzdelavacia su tam neod
! kladnou poziadavkou. Ale "a tri
roxy nemozno dohonit', co zane
|dbaly veky.
/ 8. Napokon chcem sa dotkn1t
tproblemu nemeckeho. Jestli sa ne.
| mylim, nastava medzi Cechmi a
Nemci iste upokojenie a pokojnt
uvazovanie nevyhnutnej spola.
cinnosti. Podl'a mojej mienky 0.
tazlka cesko-nemecka je vobec MAJ
d6lezitefSia, vlastne name len til
to otazkn. otixlky slsvsaska .
Podkaxpatske3 Rusi sd omnohe
l'ahsi4 Phi otaske nasish n6rsd
|nych nsnsin musims pxavs roz-
poznavst meIahy poa'a kvan
tity (Joctu) : kvality (akosti)
Pausalne riesenie ME ie nome
Mas Stat a Specialize Cechy -
i lvyyinul sa historicky jednotne 4
/ ipreto musi jednotnym zostat'. G
teritorialnej autonomii nemozeme
a ami nebudeme rokovat'. N9sim
nam1ciIIa krajanom priaalsi Il
east Y administracii vo Wade
Tato sucinnost' pravda, predpo
klada lojalne uznanie statu. Ne
podcenujme jazykove prekszky
,lale ich mozno prekonat' !. Miesant
B iiStaty sa upevnia spokojnost ''ou Of
canov a ME iba. jazykom, recoa
Nemci NJ nred yoinoa1 yydali hes
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27
'Musel vstai
8 ssly Y noci.
1,ADvINys holy MOO GIMME,
], BoE1L no cIKkB1r 4
sTAL ~ vI11II
N1nVozlgY1k

Psysa vsGsiny eharsb il Y aa-i
Mdku, % obycajne veaier K sla- !
bym l'advin&nA mecharovym ne
poriadkorn, reumatizn1u, necistei
krvi, bofeniu swallow a strnulyunl i
1lenkom.
Dreco. tento vel'kl byliaosy
lick dokazal svoiu slcasE' pgc POI
dobne nemoce ' mnohSsA paacch.
jeslen . ktorych je tu rozpoveaa-
ny Mr.. Kingsbury Hoff-om, boha-
tJm earmaron4 Z Marietta, Ohio,
ktory hovorS ~
''Moje l'adviny (pokrutky) q
meclilr boly V takom oslabenom
. chorobiom stave, ze som musel
. I t (. r Is
;stavat' cez noe Cd sest do osem
Hrazy, aby som ia ob1'ahcil. Trpel
sem skoro stale ma bolenie chrb-
IA . mole clenky boly take strnu-
IT,. Re SOMA ne1n6hel prekracovat
alebo vyjst' hore schoda1ni iba S
.sel'kynai bolest ami.
''Proboval som mnoho medicin,
ale som dostal malo pomoci. vola-
.kto mi poradil Dreco teraz sa
citim celkom inaksie, lebo Dreeo
mi vel mi pomohol. Spavam do
bre celn noe nikdy.. nemusim
.vyjst vyprazdnit mechdr, nikdy
ma ncbof chrbat bolesti 70 sva-
lov a clenkov zmizly. Preto vel'-
mi odpor1cam Dreco.
Tento vel Ky lick "DRECO" je
|predavany Youngstown u Matt
hews Cut Rate Medicine Store,
kde zvlastny zastupca vysvetli
yam vsetko o nom. Chod'te a
l Il. ..
vdte no dneska. ADV.
Palisadian., 1922-11-18

in the yard one of the party recognized
home town.
"Why, Jim, didn't know you were
here" said he What are you doing
in the penitentiary?
We'll, suh," said Jim, 81 had some
words with a niger down on de c. &
o. docks, and in de ruckus l leaned a
crowbar up 'gainst him. An don't you
know dat niger took an laid down an
died.
That's too bad" said his friend. 81
suppose you were charged with muir
der Did they put you in for life SEN
tence?"
mo, suh," said Jim, mot no life SEN
tence, JUS from now New York
Sun.
A Lesson
The best and the most that can be
said, or that needs to be said, about
the sad story that is now in full cir
culation about the village is that the
mantle of charity be thrown over it.
Human frailties begun in youth often
react as a bettarment in later life.
Youth hazards much through lnexpe-
rience, and if a period of indiscretlon
has reached anyone we know it were
far better to lend an encouraging word
and the helping hand rather than the
harsh opinion and the scathing denun-
citation. Remember that the Master
lifted up the fallen woman and SAID,
go and sin no more" Can we do bet
ter?
Woman's Club of Palisade
Three new members were added to
the Palisade Womans Club at their
recent meeting at the home of Mrs. }.
Mazely. Five dollars was voted to the
Smyrna relief committee and the read
ing of the revised constitution occu-
pied the business session.
Mrs. James A. Marcus, her daughter,
Laura, and mother, Mrs. L. B. Tracy,
have returned to their Abbott Boule-
ward residence after five months So
iourn in Edgemere, L. |. Mr.. Marcus
is in Los Angeles taking part in Vanl-
ty Fair, forthcoming production OF
the Goldwyn Studios. Needless to say
static the canine pet OF the Marcus
family, is with us once again.
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
Village Gossip

Miss Alice Brady was one of num-
Der OF guests present at a tea given
on Thursday in honor of Miss Dorothy
Blake at her home in Edgewater
Heights. Miss Blake's engagement to
Mr.. Egnar Anderson of Kent. Conn.
was announced.
MI. Lane, the new manager of the
Palisadian, is living with the Marcus
family at 1103 Abbott boulevard. For
the convenience of those persons who
would like to confer with Mr.. Lane we
print the phone number, Cliffside 964.
PaIisade Values Are Rising
In the carpet trade the price of a
9x12 rug of "Palisade Velvet has
been boosted from $31 to S34.
The Luckenbach freighter Pleiades
passed up the Hudson swith sugar
for the Yonkers refinery. She had
left Chaparra on October 2S.
Innocence of Childhood
Y am so sorry, Mr.. Portly," apollo
gized the boarding house keeper, but
| have no cheese in the house."
pray do not mention it, Mrs.
Phipps," said the genial old boy I'm
sure
His little compliment was cut short
by the small son of his hostess, at his
side, bearing piece of cheese upon a
plate.
well, now that is very kind of you,
little man. he said as the child stood
there watching him swallow the It'd
bit. "You knew more than your moth
er that time. Where did you find the
cheese?"
The youngster intently watched the
last morsel disappear before he an
swered
81 found it in the rat trap. Pear
sons Weekly Gondon).
Distinction and a Difference
Some months ago a party of visitors
from Newport News, Va, was being
shown through the penitentiary at
Richmond by the warden. AS they
approached a gang of TRUSTEES at work
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
REVERSE FOR DRY NAVY

Detroit.-The Federal prohibition
"navy'' operating in the Detroit River
suffered reverse when United
States Commissioner Fl. Stanley Hurd
handed down an opinion that seizure
of motorboats suspected OF carrying
liquor from Canada is illegal unless
with a search warrant. Prohibition
heads had contended that to obtain
warrants in each case would greatly
hamper their work.
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
TO LET
SIX ROOM Apartment and bath !;
convenient to trolley line. Phone
Cliffside 1920.
APARTMENT and six rooms and
bath. Telephone 1920 Cliffside.
TO RENT

NICELY FURNISHED room for two:
near trolley line. Inquire 230 Grant
avenue.
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
WANTED

WOMAN, age 40, would like to do
general housework for small fami-
lies. Has references. Box 424 Grant
wood, Post Office.
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
GIRLS HEARsE KILLS BROTHER

Wateftown, Mass.-An undertaken
called to the home o. George F. Breen
TO make arrangements for the burial
of Lillian Breen, years old, drove
his automobile past his destination
and struck and fatally injured the
dead girls baby brother, George two
and one-half years old.
The undertaken was not blamed by
either the police or the family for the
accident.
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL sTATIoNERY-1Oo good
quality special size note sheets and
100 envelopes to match, neatly i'm
printed with any three-line address
you designate. Carefully mailed to
your home for only S10O This makes
a thoughtful and practical gift for
Christmas or a birthday. Write name
plainly. M. T. Hynes, 3S Beechwood
Ave, Bogota, N. j. 11-l5-tf
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
Sufficient Anynow.

as this good soup, waiter? Pm ter
ribly fond of soup" Yes. sir. Can
recommend it very highly, sir" ''Well,
bring me couple of dollars worth"
Kansas City Star.
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
Exercise Care.

If we would not spill our own load
we should give more attention to our
selves than to the other fellow, lest
we accidentally do what we try to
avoid Personal examples of CAREFUL
ness are better than volumes of advice.
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
HELP WANTED

YOUNG WOMAN we'll acquainted in
Palisade, Cliffside Park and sur
rounding territory. All or part time.
Work pleasant and digpitied. Liberal
remuneration. Phone FCliffside 964.
~ 11-18.oa
Palisadian., 1922-11-18
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

FUR NECK PIECE-Skunk, good dual.
ity; never been used; reasonable
Phone Cliffside 1856. 11-l5tf
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
HAD NO LICENSES,
 PAYS STIFF FINES
City Court Penalizes Edward Caros, Thompson, on Three
 Counts

r. cost Edward Gar0s of Thompson exactly ss3.75 for having violated state motor vehicle laws-whieh was rather expensive disObedience of the law On Monday Mr Cares was fined sf0 on each of three counts, to which was added s18 6 in costs.
 He vas charged with driving mo for vehicle that had not been register ed. with driving F car without possess ing an operator'- license. and with us ing numbers on the car that were or- .zinaliy issued for another machine The police alleged that he took the registration plates from his unele's ear. eargs pleaded guilty to all three charges
 l. @as not stated iu court whose car it vas that Caros used to get him. self into trouble. but the police said it was owned 6g his employer Miss Frances Dorothy Beebe Of Thompson. who was not aware. the police state. of Che circumstances under which her machine was being used by Caros.
 State Police Officer Keith of Dam ielsou arrested Cafos
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
EXTEND ESSAY CONTEST
American Legion Offer. sI.soo In
 Prizes-Firs, Award s7so

The National Essay Contest of the American Legion with ch awarded $500 in cash prizes to boys and giris, has been extended until after October (. 1929, upon the urgent request of state and county superintendents and commissioner of education through out the United States
 The date sill allow all children of the United Stayez Co participate after The schools open next September. giv- ing the teachers an opportunity Co present the subject "How the Ameri- can Legion can best save the nation. ''
 The natioaa. scholarship prizes are as follows. First prize S750 second $500, third S25g Firs prize in each state will be silver medal, second prize a bronze medal Other prizes will be awardeI Q different states ana announced later
 Rules: All gifls and boys between the ages f2 and s inclusive are eligi- ble to enter th.z contest. Only one essay to person.
 Essays will not be over 500 word in length Essays should be written in an affirmatIse and constructive way.
 Only one side of paper to be used. A margin of one Inch must be allowed on either side of the paper After essay Is completed, paper should be neatly folded not rolled.
 Spelling. penmanship. neatness and age will be considered in judging the winners.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
TWO PUTNAM CARS COLLIDE
 BUT LITTLE DAMAGE RESULTS

Automobiles and Arthur Maloney and George Bricault figured in an accident late Friday afternoon. which though resulting in some damage to the cars. did not injure any one.
 Mr Maloney drove from Battey street onto Providence. on which latter street Mr Bricault's car was proceed ing toward Woodstock The cars eollided, Mr. Maloney's auto being damaged in the amount of about s30, while Mir. Bricault's machine was said Co have suffered not more than S2 or S3 damages
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
WORKERS PICNIC
 SATURDAY AT ROSELAsD PARK

Employes Of the Putnam exchange Of the Southern N. F. Telephone Com paay held picnic Saturday after noon at Roselaad Park. their wives and friends joining them and sharing in the pleasures of the occasion. The traffic. plant and commercial depart meHts= were represented in the party that made merry from noon un,i. after o'clock Bathing WAS one of the feasures Lunch was served and was topped of with some delicious ice cream
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
BULLY SPORT

Sonora Pillar Sereda, the Spanish painter, was defending the bull fight at a dinner in New York
 An American visitor to Madrid, ' she said. left the bull fight one after noon in disgust"
 What a fool animal the bull isr' he said ''It will spend hours chasing a red cloak round and round the ring"
 And then the American saw a pair of flashing black eyes, and he spent hours chasing red cloak round and round the town.-Selected
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

bottles ut the Vegetable Compound and used Lydia r pinkham $ Sanativc Wash and am entirely cured ef my ailments You may publish this letter if you wish. Mrs. MARY SHERMAN. Route z. Lake. Mich.
 There is one fact women should con- fider and that's this Women suffer from irregularities and various forms of weak ness. They try thIs and that doctor, as well as different medicines Finally they take Lydia E Pfnkham Compound and Mrs sherman tXpcrIenccis is simply another ease showing the merit of this wcll-kuuwn medicine.
 If your family rhysicia faHa ta help you and the same old troubles persist, why isn 't 4 reasonable to try Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

II was a1lE recently thaf NH With lm Fas reelected for the coming year at an increase of S2oo to hi, original raisry ,f s3.oOo a year So hiz res- ieHatian came as surprise. and for that matter Mr Wtham' decision ta
 te the Delaware cits was | qaics ue fer fhc offer came to hum only d hort tmr ago He Is now enjoying his vacation With his family at Cam. befland Mills, Me
 Mir Nifbam will become director of rescHsch and apenasor af the high aH3 grammar eHoei- of Wilmington lt Il reported .00a salary
 Eugene E1is =ab=maztee rf Putnam Hlsh school f1l two sears. Who resign cd two years ago. went to Wilmington Uel. ta be aH instructor Ia HalHeHat ids and alreetaH af aIhl=ae a5 d Quaker school
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

Fishermen of the Norwegian coast are catching more mackerel than hes ever been caught in that section Fishing smacks are loaded to the waters edge with 10000 maekerel each. They are retailing at two cents each, and in quantities for less than cent The fish are unusually large
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

Boston has the largest pier in the world devoted exclusively to the fish business. l. l. l.200 feet long. 300 feet wid@ ana s paved with brick and concrete in such manner that il can be cleaned easily by flushing with water | cost S3.000, ,000 and 50 vessels can discharge their cargoes at once
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
LOCAL SCHOOL HEAD
 GOING TO DELAWARE
Ernest C. Witham Resigns to Accept Position at Will
 mington
Hi. Decision Co Leave Occasions Much
 Regret.-Goes Early Next Month

lt vaz ulth aecide4 regret lhat tha Putnam school commit e. accepted tho Fnati0n of sgpt Ernest C With. am, at the meeting Monday evening Sir. NItHam has accepted position RIta tHe +eholI department 5f NH- mington. DeL. and has asked that he 1r released from his local resp0nsiDil tlrs on Sept D.
 Mir Wtham came Q Putnam last January from southinKtOn. where he had been in charge of schools for a decade. He succeeded William L. Mae Donald as head of Putuams school system.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

Iue audattlue sta |ohltredtostay eE my feel ] d1etored yNh
 .our family phy ign land he finally saithe couidnotunders,au |my ease go ! decide | |to Try iydiat. Pink
 |ham g Vegetable
 i ICoursNlnd After l |ha3 taken tile first
 bottle could see
 |that l was getting
 better ltelk sVeral
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

Supporting piers are now being made of paper in California These piles arc not subject 10 attack by the tpredo They are 60 feet in length and from K Co 90 inches in diameter 4 square steel cap is fitted over thhe top to receive the shocks of the pile driver.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
COURT ORDERS CASE
 TRIED OVER AGAIN
Supreme Tribunal Finds For Providence Doctor Suing
 For S5o,O00 Damages
Justice @hipple Say. Judge mal,bis
 Erred ln Decision

~Ftf@ AhA G@AiateH
 Chief Justice Wheeler of the state Supreme Court 0f Errors on Saturday handed down decision in the ca#e of Dr. James ?. McKenua of Providence as John " Whippie et aii If Putnam, in which error is found IH the aeeJa- ion rendered by Che Superior court and uew trial of tho case is ordered. The doctor is suing for S50,0 600 dam- ages fer alleged false arrest and ma licioas prosecution, his grievance re- zalting from bis arrest and arraigu- ment in the ety court in March. 1921. following an accident ID which his au- tomeb.le and that of Mr WhippIe were in collision The full bench of the Supreme court concurs in the de- eisiaH announced by Justice Wheeler
 Accident Develops Law Suit
 Back u March. fgei. al the t.me 6f the auto accident. Br HrKeHHa be came involved NIth Nr Rnppie. L. Allen AverIii and Sergeant of Police George l5iard He refused to show HIs license and was locked up. but later tHe same evening Was released Short iy aftereard the doctor was arraiened in the ely court on the charge ef .H= tay'eatiou He pleaded not gaIity. and following the hearing was found not guilty and discharged
 Later the doctor brought suit for 750. .0o0 damages. alleging that he aaa falseiy arrested and imprisoned and wa- pFosetuted for malicious reasons HhIpple. Liard and AvafiIl were ma te ca=defendafts
 The case Ras tried H 'He WIudHam County Superior court 8t Hi.lmaafie. the doctor setting 8p fhr claim tfat the charge af Iatoxicatioa waa made from motives If malice and that there Has no reasonable ground for prose e4ii8H The Hue n dispute under each count was B. to the truth of the charge Of iHfoxieatioH and that there aa % reasonable or probable ground for tHi change Judge Malthie Rl :. decision in favor of fhe defendants and Dr Mekenna subsequently, took an appeal Co tho Supreme Court of Errofs.
 tntoxieation the Only misdemeanor Tn his decision. Chief Justice Wheel ef states aThp only misdemeanof with which the plaintiff was arraigu= e1. tried and acquitted. waH iatoxiea tiHn The complaint does not aIlege that che plaintiff vas uot intoxicated when arrested
 "Thc trIui court hold thai the l eharee ef the plaintiff charged with atoacahnn coHcluzively established tbr fact fhut he was not intoxicated If fhe fimt charged This i not the lass The Judgment of criminal caarl sea# Hef competent evidence ta nHayef sat tbe riaiHfiH n8 aet Htox aHfed u an action he'Weea. .ather H4t tte+
 aTHe cadn his faaH8 tHattHa plain tIf wa. a faet ehaTgs5 Nith tpa af# fences. intoxtfati8H nd operating W automobile bIie u6drr trr HfluFrrg v HQ1.r ar Iue lmli under laN. had fa .afsH tH 9HHEf for ut=t. rda lEIlf ape a4IIfs=u motor ae#Hsl5 eAlla=lH.4-.t= iHa4eHet Eaf t#e action af fa'a.
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Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

Eighty.one thousand six hundred and ffty-one tourists visited the Yel- loVstone National Park during i928.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
HER AILMENTS
 ALL GONE NOW
Mrs. Sherman Helped by Lydia r. Pinkham's Veg
 etable Compound

Lake Michigan. sAbdutonevoarago sltIeredwithrreFalariHes and woab-
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

Only Se per cent of the homes in America are electrically wired
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

Ibe Kva Ten4r-san m French la8 -eha a Inland er af the te#e iHa zirH H ta tiE opposite ees. an, for .e. 4aH#...sH AafiHs tAe Aat aH 4 4oe- =HH7 with iCHff HI..=U Ing si.NH H7
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Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

  
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Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

New Jersey spends s2.ooo. 900 year keeping down its mosquitoes
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11

SOPRANO with thg voice exquisite Artist with the sub hne interpretation Considered by many the beaut tal woman appearing today the American concert plat And, equally important the heavenly Anna Case destined o live forever for has literally been RE CREATED bl Thomas \. Edison Case has publicly com pared her voice with ts Edison RE CREATIONS and the eNaetng critics could detect difference OnS the Ne Edison dares this of direct comparison v iHg artists.
 let as play these Case VACCINATIONS for You and prove has the New Edison brings this eminent voar home iu ali but physical presence.
Putnam patriot., 1922-08-11
Putnam Music Shop

N. W. AYERILL PUTNAM