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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25
Danny

ochn raval5 bolenlm hlavy, trudnomysl
nosti, bclestf kff&i, Zvlastnlmi ne
mocemi neD jsou-li rostizeny Iin9mt
nepravtdelno5tmi, s!abosu neb nedu-
hem specielne zenakgm, mely by % =
tfnto specialisloa poraditi
CharoLy v&jeGniku neb dtiohy lefi
tex no5e Bylo-ll Vam radeno podro-
biti SO operaci ohlrurgicke, ably Cd
atranena gyia pflcina t6chto chorob
neb pfi Aatc zila q prdtrzi, neposIou.
th#lte l.cllp p1IEn9 Il geoaV elite sNo5f
sdrau pod ru7. lanoetu neh tanl6ksf.
skou jei,iu, ariz byste re drive po@a
dlly sc spccialetou,
Nehled6 tomu. jake povahy Jest
yase nemoc net jak dlouho Vas su&u
le. porad'te Sc 81 timto speclalistou. aby
oely vas pudouei alvot nebyl Bazce
StaIi j mEadi sauzi
Nehlcde * tomu. jak jete nemocen.
nehlede ani VAST be2radncsti bez-
made tnoatl 4 nehiedt AMI k tomu, kdy2
VAN byio Us feceno. &c Vase nemoc
Iest nezaoIitelna, pr.jd'te porad'te Sc
Hfmt aleua3n teh9f4a. a ltateA ~
eN@ya iea tu' 0aa"je - 6tera lis
Vase zdraVi, n0-e tato vesu K Vasomu
uzdravenf. spoko oienosd stcsti.
zvLASTNf EoZORNOST Sc venut,
chemielz6ma "A drobnohlednemu rozbo.
ru krve, no6e chrchln v5em trpf
elm nemaceml auaavnimi a nervoFJrn
kom pIikaceni
vseehuy d0tazy adrsaufte
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-25

Kataru, zaludeGnim chorobam ~
venuje ohzylastn1 pozornost.
Trpite-li katarem, pfijd'te neehts
Sc vy3etrln. Bomocui a chorohou 30,
nekud napadeni, NELL by 80 uchopit,
prfleaitostl 1eho navstevy. NavStiytt
iej budete ugpoaojeni. Jestli ze jest
Vas pffpad nevyletitelny. rel<ne Van
lax bez okolku a poradf VAN | V ne
thojiteinos1 Zadny ohorobny mu2
neb zena nemtI by Zame5kati pora
diu 50 timto Bpeciallstou.
Jste-n postizeni rheuma tismem, nor.
vosou. vo1natelnostf, otolSen rukou
neb nohou, nesnazeni jater. srace
slabosti nervl net tinou chorobou ella
bostnf. jste-H 2ainalq, trpfteli zavra
ii, nechutf k iidlu 2Acpou neZazivno'
stf padoucnicf neb zaludscnfmi stres
mimi nepofa1ky. prijdte k DIR. Snellovi
Mate-H skvrny, krevnf, kozni mel
vlasovg nedun, prGtrz neb zlatou ziiu
0se 80 nspechern leGf.
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DR. O B N E
= 4 N A M K Y

HLEDA Sc. byt 0 3 neb 4 po-
kojich S koupelnou dole Cor
lett neb V okoli pro diva lidi.
Odpoved' nechte adm. I. listu
pod znackou a. b. 20. 81
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USPORTE CENU IA Do
NALENI NAkUPONANlM Y
OBCHODECH The COMMU-
NIFTY CRY. co.
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SLOVO VCAS ZE SLO4
VENSKA.


dovy poslanec Jozef NrabecI
pozoruhodnou uvahu, ktera jeI
zaroven britkou kritikou toho,
CO slovenska l'udova strana
pod heslem ocisty Slovenska
podnika. Poslanec Vrabec do
vozuje, ze heslem: "Ven s.
Cechmi - agituje sc ma Sloven
sku jen ma prospech Mad'ar-
ska. Nenavist proti Cechum
rozsiruje ma SloVensku poma-
d arStela slovenSka intelligence,
ktera Sc We skutecnosti chova
Inepratelsky take ke skutec-
nym Slovakum. Je prayda, re
1fady, skoly a podniky ma Slo-
vensku jsou zaplneny Cechy,
ale to zavinila sama slovenska
intelligence, ktera mlsto, aby Sc
Ipo pTeyratu ujala prace, STAY
kovala opustila dobrovolne
sva mista domn6nl, re Cesko
slovenska republika zbankrotu-
lie bez jeji pomoci. NaSe repu-
blika jde svou cestou ke kOnso-
| lidaci bez pomoci pomad ar
St6le intelligence, ktera zustala
sedet mezi dv6ma stolickami.
Prace ceskych uredniku ma Slo
vensku mluvi sama "a sebe a
Ineuznat il bylo by cd Slovaku
zaslepenosti. Pro nekolik pra-
SivJch ovci nelze nhvinovat ce-
le stado. VzdVt Sloyaci ma
| il sve praSiv5 oNce. Chce-li
pomad arstela aIoHenska inteli-
gence zpet Ma sYa mista, musl
prestat podkopaou pracl, =
musi Sc preorientoVat, doznatl
sve chyby, nesml sc stydet "a
sloVenskou halenu a delnlcky
| kabat, Z n6hoz pochazl a ma
| konec musi sc postavit ma pu-
du republiky. Poslanec Vra-
| bee uvadl re sve posi-. prakce,
re intervenoval "a propust6ne-
| no Slovaka, ale ten s0tva Sc do
stal na zadane mlsto, zacal Ina
d'arStit choval sc protl Slo-
vakum vyzyvave. Ia tyto zje-
Ivy jsou zodpovedni V prVe ra-
de SloVaci sami, protoze sc me-
| dovedou vymanit Vlivu MAJ
d'arskYch Skol. Pomad arStela
slovenska intelligence chce od-
straneni Cechu, ably zavedla
znoVu rezim velkomo2nych pa
Inu, cehoz 81 slovensky lid ne
preie. "A proto zadame od
vlady", pise POSI-. Vrabec, by
drallonickym Zplsobem odStra
Mia vsechny ty, kterl kali po-
mer naroda slovenskeho a ce-
skeho. Ten, kdo pro republl-
ku AMI prstem nehnul, ale ho-
iril to, co nestavel, ten nema nj
sta mezi nami, at ie to Cech
nebo Mad ar nebo SloVak. A
priidou-li k Vam agentl sloven-
ske pomad arstele intelligence
a budou-li stVati, zeptejte sc
itch, kde byli pred prevraten
a 30 nem co vykonali pre-
slovensky chudobny lid, po
die ieich odpov6di deJte jim
svou odpoved', ktera nemuzt
byti jina, nez opovrzeni.'
TO isou slova yeas. Jsou skye
lou satisfakci ceskym pracoV
nikum na Slovensku. tim SKYE
leisi, &c plichazejl . rad,
nlchz cesti pracovnici byli neg
vice napadani. UkazuJl take
ze i " Sloyenske ludoyc stran
jsou rozvazne ziyly, ktere he
souhlasl protlceskou kanpa
nj vudcu teto strany.
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Doktor lecf vseehny cnronickt uemo
q 1 znrzaceuf mum zen a dtu V
mnohGm pffprde mnze bgti 2abransne
1 operaci, svsrfte-u Sc ma lecenl.
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PRIJME Sc divka k vypomoci
pri domaci praci. Jen fadna
necht' Sc hlasi V els. 2410
Woodn1ere Drive. Tel. Fair
mount 1858. R. 4-26
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P0UTA MRTVE LASKY.
ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil Zahradnlk-Brodsky.


leta. Rozvasnila jsem Sc a te-
tellc Sc Uneven, vmetla jsem
Iii do tvare, ze mi nechce nic
rici, protoze Sc jiste ia to sty-
dl."
karla Sc zachvela a jakoby
Sc schoulila pri predstave ono
no Vystupu.
Go ziva budu, nezapomenu
Ma snehobily oblicej a ma Wy
deseny jeji pohled. Omdlela
tehdy a byla bych snad, vycit-
kami svedomi bicovana skocila
2 okna, kdyby Sc byla mamin-
ka re mdloby neprobrala. Od-
prosila jsem j potom nekoli-
krate pozdeji a jsem jista, re
mi re srdce odpustila, protoze
porozumela me dusevni bole-
sti. A toho vecera mi po prve
0 vas vypravovala. Predsta-
/, yoVala jsme 81 vas, jak vypada
te a mohu rici, re mole pred
stava dobre odpovldala skutec
nosti. Moje matka vas mela
/ horoucne a nadsene rada, to
jsem tehdy poznala mad slun-
ce jasneji a tom me utVrdila
pozdejSi leta 4 rozmluvy S III. >
Podivala Sc nan Sc zVlaStnl
nchou a Vratislav zachv6v Sc
az do hloubi duse natahl ruku
a zmocnil Sc jeii ruky, dlouze
a vroucne il polibil. Byla pre-
kvapena nahlym jeho pohnu-
tim, JENNIE ruku odtahla a "a
palivsi sc V rozpacich, sklopi-
i la oci. Okamzik nev6dela,
, jak dale pokraCoVati. TuSila,
re je Rybnac blizek place a
7 bala Sc, aby nerekla mic, co by
no jeste vice vzrusilo. Dlouho
: bylo ticho mezi mimi, jako by
Sc jeden druhy bal nyni po-
: ruSiti dusevni pochod mysle-
nek.
: "Nikdy vam nenaznacila mic
/ Z one minulosti, kdy byla ieSte
$ Y Outesoves' zeptal Sc konec-
/ ne.
0 "Nikdy nerekla nic blizSiho
/, NaZnaclIa pouze, &c sc stale
; iakesi bezpravi, hlavne vinoH
J. Strycu. Nemohla jsem to do,
i bre poeh0piti, ale uz jsem sc
:. nll1dy neodyazila na nj doleha.
a ii a bolest jeji jitriti. Tenllra
l. te, hdyz pred sVou smrti chy'
a stala Sc vas vyhledati, nadho
a dila, &c az Sc vrati, mnoho m
i. pow. Arci, snrt udelala ko
a nee chystane ceSte. A babic
J. ka slbuie, ze teprVe o me plno
i letosti mi vsechno poyi. DO tt
a DOLBY isou tenlef celia dv6 let;
q rada bych uz vSe vedela, -
la zvla8t6 nyni, kdy jsem VAN
a. poznala. Snad al j povim, z,
a. isem S vami sc setkala a S Va
a. mi hoyofila, budc prlstupnej
i ST."
n-i "Budu vasl babickou no
lie vorlti napred sam, snad uz ri
q ira "a nj pojedu," povidal "a
H. myslene. Ale malo .lste mi
q zivote sve mamlnky povidal
II. a me vsecko tolik zalima. ia
to Ella? 5 kym sc stykala? Mel
@ sc take vdavati2'
" Afh, 10 casio, fckla "
20 sele oei Sc il rozsvetlily. :
"Napadniku mela dost, prot
e ze byla moje maminka sta
ez hezka a dovedla 81 kazdeho z
il skati. Ale 0 snatku nechtel
II ami slg5eti, pobufovalo il, kdA
HI. ten ci omen vzkazoval, psa
SO nebo kdyz neboztlk Neubau'
To- Ii domlouval, ahy sc ia toho
ie- ,onoho nrovdala, ze ie to "a
ny muz a re bude manzelst
| a lepe ziHa Rozcllovalo il ka
est da tal1ofa zminka a rlhala,
ria Sc takopG zrady nedopustj. j
IN, lednoho mela rada a njkdy
EN- ma zadntho iin6ho Sc nemoh
do VlIdne podfvati. Proto ta
ro- nechodila do zabav q sly
ie- isme ven, VOLTA mista, kde I
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D0J, Jd " lltellll IaSst =
zim IT," povidala mezl sIzaml.
Ted budc Il mas svaty pokoJ
a ODE Sc budeme starati, by ma
minka byla vesela." "
Ia slova mne chytila a u
skala. Bezela jsem ia mamln-
kou, ktera sice w neplakala,
ale dosud byla hrozn6 smutna
a pov6sivsi Sc j na kirk, vola-
la jsem, re j ublizit nedam.
Maminku to dojalo, posadlla 81
mne ma kiln a hladic me 1lka-
la, abych j mela vzdy rada,
ze mimo me nema nikoho a ze
nyni zije pouze pro mne. Pta-
la jsem Sc il, proc place, ale
ona jen hlavou vrt@la.
"To neni pro teDe, tomu ty
nerozumiS, Az povyrostes, -
vSeho Sc doviS. Jen me po-
slouchej, bud' ia dedecka /
babiGku hodna a hodn6 Sc uc,
abys mi radost d3lala."
Nu, ucila jsem Sc, co jsem
mohla, ale zahy me maminka
pIidrzovala K praci V kuchyni
i v krame. Poucovala me, Jak
81 pocinati Sc zakazniky, jak
dohlizeti IA Svadleny q potom
rae take posllala do obchodnl-
no kursu, Ella isem stastny
zivot, miloyana tolika hodny-
mi bytostmi. Ale re vSech nej-
radeji jscm mela dedecka. To
byl neobycejne dobry stafecek
a byl by me byl jiste zkazil, =
kdyby maminka nedohlizela
Posledni leta nemohl uz AM
ch0diti. jen Y lenosce u okni
sedaval, chVilemi 81 zakou1il a
5 babickou 81 povidali. Kdyz Y
mem patnact6m roce skonal,
byla isem zoufala a dodnes ne
mohu nan zapomenouti' >
ZamIcela Sc a dojate Sc "a
dlyala k zemi.
"On byl take mym neivet
I5im dobrodineem. Odkaza
mi syui obchod, arcl spolecne
Imaminkon, ale ia mela po jej
smrti dostati vseehno. Nebylt
to zadne nesmirne bohatstVi
ale byl to sIu5ny majetok, kite
Iry me j maminku docela IA
bezpecil " lsme Sc nemusi
lly bait, Z echo budeme zivy
|Obchod mel dobrou povest
Iprotoze isme Y mem tax dlou
no byly, vse isme poznaly
lehce rldily. Mole mamink
byla velmi pIieinliva 4 pracovi
lta, sama 81 niceho nedoprala
caste fikavala, ze Sc stara pou
ze to, abych jednou menus
| la ia hledati po svete chleb
! utulek, jako ona hledavala, ?
Dorustajlc Y divci leta, byl
isem trapena ruznymi otazk;
mi, ktere Sc nj do duse vtir;
Ily. Prvni. co bylo pro mne k;
menem urazu, byla okolnos
ze isem poehopila svuj nemal
zelsky puyod. Matka to pred
mnou shryyala, ale jedna
nasich Gyadlep, kterou mamil
la pr krddezi chytlla a v.
inala, vykricela to nc vztek
a muzeto 81 domysliti, re
!. yykii6ela zpusoben krajne II
prateiSkym a hrubym. 10 b
Ia mole pfvni opraqdoYa b
lest . dlouho me trapila" "
SeVlcla pevneji rty priv
, la oei, premahajic pohnuti, j,
!. Sc il zmocnilo. Nevyrusoval
!. cite 5 nj boleaI. Nyni snad D.
!. jde yysvotIeni, my9lil 81 dych
!. We a take ieho nitro Sc chv6
I. 10 izkosti, co prozije, az Sc d
J, Vi, odkad yyeetalo ne5testl
I. ho zivota
+ "Zautoclla jsem ia matku
! prosila, aby hi rel1la, kdo j.
:; nym otcem,' ozyala Sc kaI
i po chVlli temne. "Videla jse
! jak isem il ranila, ale mic js'
i ncdbaIa jeii bolesti. Deti {
i vedou byti krute ku syym
i dltum, jedna-Ii Sc 0 jejich
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PRIJME Sc

PRIME 81 unlovy naterac
na stalou praci. Haste Sc Il J..
X. Wants, 1901 Kinsman Rd.,
mistnost els. 2. 4-2o
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PRODA Sc farna 49,. akrli
Sc vsim naradim. Jsou tam 4
kravy, 3 telata, prasata, slept
ce. a jeden par koni. Da Sc vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc u w. j.
Bales, Auburn Center, 6 mil
jizne cd Chagrin Falls, aneb
piste ia w. j. Bales, r. D. No.
/. Burton, O. 81
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PRIME Sc zena k vedeni ma
le domacnosti. Haste Sc v.cis.
3717 L. 50. ul. bllze Union Ave
4-26
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

There will be Sunday school session
at the Congregational church every
Sunday while the church is without .
pastor.
Donald Crane has scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crane spent
last week at their farm in Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Heath were
business visitors in Montpelier Mon
day.
Eugene Hall was business visitor
in Montpelier Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Rogers of
Plainfeld were business visitors in
town the first of the week.
Mrs. Nelson Wood was business
visitor in Montpelier the first of the
week.
Cecil Fosters children are improv-
ing from their illness with scarlet fe-
yer.
The little son Of Jack Foster got
quite badly bruised and one side OF
his Jaw broken when he was hit by
a passing automobile which was going
slow, or more serious accident
would have been the result. He was
taken to Barre hospital
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

toned previous to election as being
aspirants for the speakership, and
names them as follows. Franklin ID
Hale Of Lunenburg. Melvin q. Morse Of
Hardwick, Aaron H. Circuit Of Newport
DIR. f. L. Osgood of Rockingham. Or.
lando L. Martin OF Plaintield, John w
Gordon of Barre City, Harvey Kingsley
of Rutland and Wade Reyes of Read
ing.
Six of these speakership aspirants
are lawyers and as such may be con-
sidered as playing the political game
Moreover, Mr.. Kingsley is in such a
state Of health as to make it extreme
ly doubtful whether he could accept the
honor If it came to him Mr. Grout made
formal announcement of his candidacy
in his home newspaper but the chances
are that he could be bought off with the
promise of a good committee appoint
ment. Mr.. Hale Is considered by many
as too old for the position. while Mr..
Gordon's experience and ability doubt
less would be worth more on the floor
than In the speakers chair.
With so many LAWYERS after the
speakership, it would not be surprising
If no one Of them was successful, and
in that case the fight would narrow
down to Mr. Martin and DIR. 0sgood,
with the latter likely to have the sup
port of the entire southern part of the
state.-Brattleboro Reformer.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

The suggestion of the Morrisville
Messenger that Senator-elect Greene
and the Vermont farmers get together
for conference, following some dis
agreement on the matter OF duty on
potash, is a good one. Mr.. Greene is
slated to represent Vermont in the
Senate for the next six years at least,
and the best interests of Vermont and
the nation would be served by having
the closest understanding between the
people of Vermont, regardless of occu-
patton, and our representatives in Con-
gress 1t would be unwise to have
Mr.. Greene start his senatorial career
under any misunderstanding Of pur-
pose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
SOUTH CABOT

Lea Teteault and r, III. Malhoit
were in st. Johnsbury "Wednesday On
business.
N. MI. Stocker was in Danville over
Monday night with friends.
Ellie and Walter Barnett were in
st. Johnsbury Wednesday.
Harry Flanders has returned from
Orleans, where he went Monday night.
Mrs. Harry Flanders OF Orleans visit
ed her husband at L. J. Eastman's over
Sunday.
Word was received Tuesday morn
ing Of the death Of Frank Peck at the
st. Johnshurv hospital, where be went
the week before for an operation for
appendicitis. Mr.. Peck was resident
Of East Cabot, where he had lived for
good many years. Sympathy Is ex-
tended to the bereayed family.
Ira WEIGH has rented the Houghton
house and Is to take possession soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Houghton Of
Lower Cabot were In the place on
business Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Houghton Of Marsh
field visited at A, NJ, Fosters Tues
day.
Harlie Hanscom and family Of Der
by visited at Il. y. kidder's the first
OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Scribner were in
the place Sunday
Mrs. Anna Walbridge Of Lower Cab
OF was caller at Ora Annis' Tuesday.
w. A. Hanscom Of Littleton, N. H.,
was at EFF. Kidder's recently for a
few days
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
TALK OF THE TOWN

Annual sale, Methodist church, Nov
2l-22. adv.
A new arrival of the latest New
York hats Mrs. Brine, 4 Laurel
street. adv.
Old-time medicine sale ends Satur
day at the Red Cross Pharmacy
adv.
Novelty program, plenty of sur.
prises and laughs, at Methodist fair,
Nov. 49, adv.
Am prepared to 60 out and sew by
the hour, or win do ii at home. l26
Elm street, Tel 3ll-M--ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
Two BOYS AND A CAT.

The Hardwick Gazette prints a story
about two boys of its village who dis
played such widely differing moral cal
ibre that it is worth while to present
the case for an example to young peo-
pie everywhere. II was all about a
cat. The cat was walking along per-
ilous path on the rail of bridge
spanning the river when along came
boy of dozen years who ruthlessly
showed the cat off the rail into the
water far below. With a cats usual
skill, the animal landed right side up
and the force of its fall was softened
by the water. The feline swan about
for some time and at last found an
aperture In the wall into which 1t
climbed, clear of the water but un-
able TO go further. As it happened,
another boy of about a dozen years
had seen the act of the other youth
and at once set about the rescue. Boy
No. 2 crawled down to the wall and
tried to get the cat out of the aper-
ture but all in vain. The would-be
rescuer and the cat could not make
their efforts cooperate. Fooled in his
purpose but stirred by humane inn
pulses. Boy No. 2 stayed and watched
the cat until late in the evening, then
went home to bed. only to arise early
in the morning. procure a canoe and
paddle up the river to the rescue. Thus
equipped, he was able to find the cat
and rescue the animal from its predic-
sment, after which, most likely, the
cat got good meal and was set on its
way.
The incident Of the cat and the two
Scys was trifiing, perhaps. but il was
at the same time the test Of charac-
ter. The first boy was needless. lack
ing in humane impulses and Gallons TO
harm nat he had done. The second
hey was kind-hearted. self-sacrifcing,
persistent. Viewing the two acts in
calm light. nearly every youth would
Ferfer 70 be BOY No. ? instead Of Boy
No. i. Certainly there Is something
much richer to b gained ont Of life
for Boy No. than for Boy No. if
The latter coHainuss in his needless,
inhunans. eallous say
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

The British electorate has given the
American electorate something to
think about by turning out from so to
90 per cent of the full vote for the
recent parliamentary election. Amer
leans would consider they had really
done something If they had turned
out as nearly 100 per cent vote as
that, As 1t Is, they often register as
low as so per cent Of the full voting
strength
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
The Speakership.

Now that the election smoke has
cleared away and it has became pos
sible to make count of those who fell
by the wayside the newspapers of the
state are again turning editorial at
tention to the question of speaker of
the next house of representatives. The
Barre Times figures out that there are
eight left among those who were men
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

Reprinting an editorial from the
Brattleboro Reformer which had, in
turn, quoted The Times, regarding the
Vermont speakership, our evening con-
temporary down the banks of the Wi
nooski laboriously substituted the
words zone newspaper for Barre
Times" as it appeared in the Brattle-
boro paper. Thus is our light hidden
under a bushel by the Argus. Shill,
we are glad to be classed as news
paper by our friend down the river.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
CURRENT COMMENT
Advises Farmers-Greene Get Together

Now that the "cruel war is over
this paper drsires to again advise
both our farmer friends and Senator
elect Greene to get together and talk
things over for the best interests Of
Vermont. We understand that Mr..
Greene would be glad Of an oppor-
tunity to do this in friendly, neigh
borly way. Both need each other -
Morrisville Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

The election returns gave EXPIRES.
Wilson new lease of life, yet the
chances are decidedly against the for
mer president ever again entering ac-
lively into the realm of politics.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

They now say that Republican re-
verses in the national election were a
"tonic." Taken under compassion, to
be sure, but still tonic. There are
some party ills which need to be rem
edied.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

That was shrewd piece of political
strategy in Hyde Park where the
Democrats caught the Republicans
mapping, and by still hunt, house-to
house canvas, started Monday after
noon, carried the town for Strong and
Kennedy. 1t does not pay to take
anything for granted, and there is
nothing sure in politics. Morrisville
Messenger.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

One Of the oddities Of the day is to
have the Waterman for a steam roller
run down and killed by the very ma
chine he was guarding Others from.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

Gradually, Germany is winning her
way back into the international circle,
getting her cue in the international
billiard tournament in New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

The White Riyet junction Land
mark tells about a Norwich man who
came back home from Indiana in order
to vote. Good old Vermont spirit, we
call it.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
EAST BARRE

Miss Lucy Calcagni Of West Tops
ham has been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Hall Of East Barre
for the past week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17

For cement and brick work call Leel,
SO Pleasant street, phone 276-7.--adv-
"The Courtin' at the Methodist
fair, Nov. p, viii amuse you. Come
adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
NORTH MONTPELIER

Whist party at North Montpelier
hall Saturday night, Nov. is. Prizes
giyen.-ady.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-11-17
"Next Year.

Always live within your income,
For there's Just this much about it.
RI you do not live within it,
Some day you will live without it,"
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POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS

FOR DISTRICT JUDGE,
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Porter r. Underwood.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
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W. J. Flesher.
FOR COUNTY TRnAsURER
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ToR COUNTY JUDGE.
fam b. Motlow.
c. p. Kyle.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
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FOR sHERrrr.
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Thomas w. Smith
J. v. Pottinger.
Less Whitaker.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.
VIII n. Benton.
J. r. Dickcrson.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
IA n. Pittman.
TAX COLLECTOR.
Ben Ooldine.
W. ID. De Grassi.
FOR JUSTICE or PEACE,
precinct l. Place ID
c. q. lands
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Precinct No. I
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