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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

0 mediocrd cultura, 81 fara nicl
I'm merit real. sol al uneia din
provinciile alipite. nu Sc site prin
ce mister. aiunse ministru al
lnuia din cele mai lucrative"
departamente Baiatul intrase Gu
suta in buzunar 81 camera mo-
bilata in mahala. 81 iesise dupa
un an de minister Gu un palat in
centru. automobil la scara, trai
mosii cumparate cu bani pe$fn,
cateva suite de actiuni 81 copartaS
in cele mai avute mine ale solului
romanesc. Isl imbogatise toate
neamurilc 81 facuse din ministe-
rul lui un jaf public.
La masa din odaia de alaturi
Dinu Bradcanu zaris langa .
fosta cocota, All sofia unui mare
personal financiar, pc un fost CO.
lionel in tinlplll razboiului, All
civil, de cateva ori milionar. Unul
dintre marii capcanni al depozi-
telor armatei &c Sc goliau ca prin
far1nec III mainile specialization
i'm yreme &c soldatii muriau dc
frig.
Se, vorbia de domnul acesta
ca-si maritase fata cheltuind nu-
mai pentru nunta un sfert de mi
lin N! Din vreinea hli 81 inca 81
sxi ~ tontinua sistemul ingen-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

sa 'faca frumos' orr de cate or
yrea ca, 81 bietul fost mare ON,
fost in toate, lasa Gu rcsemnarc,
locul altora mai activi 81 mai
cnergici in casa dumnealui.
Din cand in cand, Dinu privia
sprc Wanda. Superba fence ras-
pundea surizatoare cuvintelor, de.
sigur inflacaratc ale vccinului
care, pare-se, ba,lse cam multi, caci
Use rosise 81 obrazii 81 varful ma
sului.
Tn grup de ofitcrasi atacaseri
pe vecinele din fata, niste conite
foarte pudicc, care aruncau me-
reu ochii spre barbatii lor, caci
toate Sc maritasera din dragoste,
fngisera ell eli. Cand Dinu, ins;l,
Sc apleca JOS sa-si ridice servctul
y
ce-i cazuse, le zari picioarcle in
tinse 81 incrucisate GU ale ofiteri.
lor dc cavalerie &c le sarjau din
|ochi.
Mai era la lnasa aceasta ii.
nerica doamna Gu chip de papusa
81 care zapacise capul multor bar
bait. Sotnl ei, fost agent electoral
al unui partid, isi schimbase sta.
panul trecand la altul, calpatase
q inalta slujba sub nemti, Isl u.
|sase sofia sal aranjeze situatia u
tot deauna ochii c6ntI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

ca-si vinduse toate juvaericalele
81 ca veniturile de pc avcrea ei
din Ungaria, datorita depreceierei
coroanei, nu-i ajung pcntru trai
Ea promite ga nu sc va amesteca
de loc in politica daca j sc inga
duie sd traiasca in castelul Goe
dello de langa Budapesta.
Chicago, Ill. = Andrew Har
latan, dand mana GU un prieter
de care sc. despartea, acesta l.;
svacnit atat de puternic, inca
ia scos mana din umar. Harlatar
a lesinat.
Cincinnati, @. Conducatori
fabricei de .bere Schaller fBrc
wing Company au fost dusi main
tea tribunalului lpentru ca calca
sera legea prohibited, fabricant
bere care continea 0 tarie alcoo
lica mai mare decat cea permis;
de lege.
Flint Michigan. --Consiliul co
munal Va studia maine seara pro
iectu! ce trebuie pus inaintca ale
gatorilor la alcgerilc din Noem
brie. Cci mai principal punct dil
el este ca primarul sa stea il
functie timp de dol ami, nu numa
un an, cum fusese regula pan
acum. -
y,
Smirna. Nouredin PaSa, co
militar al Smirnei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13
ABoNAJl zIARuL
,,AMERICA.
AvIz

S0cictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Bucovineana' din
Detroit, Mic. Avizeaza toate Soc
Romanc din America 81 in special
Soc. Rom. din Detroit. Mich. Pa
rochiilc 81 Cluburi precum 81 toat;
suflarea romaneasca din loc s.
jur, a lua la cunostinta Guinea So
cietatea ''Bueovincanas va avea
Sfintirea Drapelelor Dumincca il
S Nov. l922 ia Biscrica Pogorirea
Duhului slant din Franklin st
SocietAtea noastra este tanara
Rugam organizatiunile a ne da
tot sprijinul.
In numele Soc. 'Bucovineana'
din Detroit, Mich.
Leon Cideriuc, secretar script
Nicolae Bocoancea, presedinte.
(24l & IS & 45).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

era vorba de aiuceri. @ fosta ex-
Icclcnta, care de ascmeni, sc ocup.
serios 81 din toata inirna de buns
starea sotilor. 81 doamna, careis
Iii pria prietenia cxcelentelor, in
floria din ri in ii. 81 domnul, SO
tul dumneaei, incantat de asa pro
tectori, sc ingrasa din ri in III. Az
lera ''om'' 81 ell de cateva m:
Ilioane" N
In fata lui Dinu, I'm ministru
lbortos, Gu falcile late 5si rosu ca
un rimator de Iork, infulica GU
disperare dintr I'm pui fript 81 81
indesa ell cotul intro fetita d.
vre-o cincisprezeee ami care ridea
sa Sc prapadeasca de distinsu1
|diplomat.
Cativa domni h4trani insuratl
4
de curind Gu niste femei frunoass
dc trei orr mai 3inere ca ei, u
cautau dispcrati, cu ochii, juma
tatile asezate fic carc langa u,
lfox-trottcur, sau jassists pc. potri
va lor. 81 nu puteau intelegc q
= -
|femeea lor de accca Sc ehiaaiia
''jnmatateH caci junatatea eea
lalta altora.
] Cum era loeol1s unui Otter q
mai Sgasiau 81 multi iliyitsti caacni
Printre neyestelc acestora 4 nm
'atragca, mai il,la m, atentis
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

lrafinatc peryersitati. Sc facu
blanda ca o mielusica. Ii gait il
spala 81 ii matura casa. Din cantl
in cand il mai ilscla, din deprin-
derc dar stu GU Q diabolica arta,
sal castigc deplina incredere.
Cand veni razboiul, atata ii in
trasc pc sub piele ofiterului, ca
costa, in nesiguranta zilei dc
maine Sis in baza unei largi con-
cesii militare care ingaduia ostc-
nilor sd sc casatoreasca Gu intre-
tinutelc lor, o facu 81 pc aceasta,
| 0 lua in casatorie.
ST de atunci, 81 mai ales dupa
pace, nu sc mai da femeea jos din
automobil, 81 NO mai sfarsia Gu
|croitoresele.
81 iata cum, la nlasa lui boer
Stroe Banescu, pc langa atatsa
fete simandicoase, pc langa di-
|versi imbogatiti de ra1boiu, 50
aflau 81 ncyeste de razboiu, ca
d-na Hortansa Pnpazeanu.
Vonbisc Dinu printrc picaturi
leu vecinele lui dar acum gasi "a
Q tilnpul sd Sc oclrpc mai serios Dc
Fele.,
Domnule Bradeanu, nu ma
|nanci mai nimici Mi 50 pare 81
mai multi nnananki din ochi pc
fruanoasa contesa! Ori, csti gelol
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13
celor de fata.

celor de fata.
Era aceasta sofia unui foarte
distins Otter superior. O cucoan;
&c avca damblaua sd Sc inlbrac,
vecinic, in culori cat mai vii, Cd,
mai strigatoare. Adescaori trecca
|pe strada in rosu aprins, galben
ca sofranu, sau, une orr, albastru
ca scr0beala. Trecatorii 0 botc-
zasera ''femeea tricolora"
Sc spunea multe dc trecutul
dumisale.
Fata de cismar, dintr'o mahald
la capitalei, batuse strazile inca
din frageda copilarie. Jucase Ia
|paisprezecc ami pc scena> unuj
teatrut de vara. Era deSteapta 81
facea victime. Multi elcvi de ad-
ministratie 81 dc conservator Isl
pierdusera capul 81 ultimul leu
pentru ca. Ca fata, scbimjbase maj
multc serii de amanti, Intro Vi
sparse casa unci familii dc izpra-
"a care primise So stes in ga0da
|caci platia bine. Proprietarul ~
goni neyasta 81 era gaia 81 Sc Cd.
|satoreasca Gu chiriasa.
Dupa catva timp dsi reincepu
'Iiar, vsgabondajul.
Intro noapte se agAta de dis
|tinsul dfiter. Intra 81 CASA lui cr
'sioIent6. II subjnga eu eele s0a'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13
DE CE SA NU TRAITI
CA SA VEDETI.?

Marconi faimosul inventator la
care Use datoreSte triumful a
'telegrafiei fara sirma'' dansul
a declarat ca stiinta va transfor-
ma lumea in timp de so de ami {
Probabil cd foarte putin din GA
meni observa schimbarea repede
a lumei. Inventiunea 81 descoperi-
rea va aduce cele mai folositoare
lucruri pcntru binelc omenirei.
Niata pc acest planet va fl atat
de schimbata incat moi earl sun
tenn aici astazi am avea mare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13
INFORMANT

BudHpesta. Contele Carroll,
fruntasul partidului monarhist, a
sosit din Spania GU vestea ca
fosta imparatessa Zita doreste
foartc multi siiSyie in Ungaria.
Carroll 81 GU partizanii sal starue
multi pcntru aducerea Zitei Ia
Budapesta. Ell spunea ca fosta
|fmparateasa traieste i'll mizerie-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

Preotii lor earl s'au bucurat de
sprijinul moral al Parintelui Po-
dca, cum 81 toate Societatile 81
cluburile,, a-si trimite delcgati
spre lua' parte la desbateri, asc
menea srnt toti acei frati Romani,
carl cred, ca Parintele Podea este
acel ON, care a luptat 81 lupta 81
astazi pentru binele nostru, sunt
rugati sl nu lipseasca.
(2233:3,-41). Comitetul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

fc am pus-o langd barbatu-meu!
Nu te temc; mil cunosc eu; e
inofensiv. Cat pentru celalt, nu
| til cred, lar, un ipanic redutabil.
Il I'm mare 'courrcurs' drept,
dar 81 asta in pragul batranctii
Spuncmi drept, cum ma ga
sesti! Stu ca distanta Q enol1na
intrc mine 81 ''contesa Wanda
Podolstzka'' dar, nal 9 mai pu-
tin adcvarat ca nici rusoaica du-
mitale nu fara cusururi.
Asa, dc pilda, nh gascsti ca arc
gatul prca lungs Nu crexi ca, III
totul, e prea inaltai ST apoi gura!
Ellie a une bouche ridiculemellt
|pctitc. sNu pot Sd zic, G, in tot, >
|prea frumoasa fence! Mic, fcmeB
ca 81 ca, imi place Ia n6bunie. j
un tablou! Tn tablou care ar py.
tea Fl refusal pc lei, pc colo, dard.
Am vorbit prea multi. Te intrebah
&c crczi de nlinci
De-ti plac ii cS ma yrei! I,
Asa de odatai M crczi ck
te 'nseli9 &
Vel sfarsi prin . veni i
mine ii asta cat de curand. :.
psf! Mai meet. Maine dupF
masa esti acasa I
t Y, slfasCl 4
- -
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l =! I \ / I /
]

Paris, Is Oct Prcgramul ma
val ii Frsntei, care se va pre-,
zcnta Camerei III una din zilele
Iviitoare, Sc va cxtindc pc I'm pes
griod de 20 de AMI, precum
scrie ziarul Figaro. Programul va
fixa intreg tonajul fara ca Sd sper
office n,umarul vaselor. Sc vor
cladi $4,000 tone al caror cost
va Fl 800 milioane de fiecare an.
49,.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

intre alte 'reguli asupra purtaril
civililor in timp de pace" mai
adaugat 81 noua regnla ca toate
persoanele carl. umbla pc strada
dupa apusul soarelui sd poarte in
mana cate o lanterna aprinsa.
Topeka, Kas. Guvernorul
Henry Allen indrumat pc pre-
sedintcle tribunalului sa faca Ger.
cctari minutioase 81 sal trimita
un rapport desprc activitatea So
cietatii secrcte numita Ku KluS
Khan. Sc zice Cd guvernorul a
luat aceasta hotarire I'M ulmu
plangerilor pc carl lea primil
contra acestei societati.
Detroit, Mich. = Muncitoru
Frank Jewell a fost ucis i'll tim
pul cand ccle doua maluri al,
canalului pc care-l sapa S au pra
buSit pestc el, inmormantamdu-
de viu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13
NSTIINTARE

Stunt rugaf toti abonsntt
nogtri . observa urmxtosrslf
,egnli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adresx.
Sx se scrie adresa vecha
ande la mers xiarul si adress
,nde "a mdtat.
2. La fiecare psrsoanx q
se alature m4rci do 6c. 81 q
caute ed nj ne deG nu1aelo sfra-
del 81 al orasului corest.
Cine nu observx aceste %.
gull in zadar agteaptx n 1 -
sohimbs address, d M - poets
AAmindStraelA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13
De VINzARE

O casa compusa din 7 camere
este provazuta Ell apa bae lumina
Electrica 81 canaluri necesarc pc
zitie blna ) minute departare de
fabrica Ford Mo. Co. din Hig-
land Park Wind cftin din cauza
ca vreau sd plec in patria veche
Doritorii sd Sc adrcseze la:
MOGOS RADULEsCU
1902 Riopelle Str. Detroit, Mich
(239 & Al.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-13

Paris. - Consult americani din
Franta vor serbia ziua lui COlum.
bus All prin un prim ce sc wa da
la consulatul american in Paris.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28
MOVIES
 
-----s--s-----

"The Fox,' the first western super picture ever made, will be shown for the last time tonight at the Empress theater.
 The story, written by Harry Carey, is an interesting one from every angle, and is excellently acted by the star and his support.
 The picture had the most successful run of any production shown at the Clemmer Theater at Seattle during the season, and was enjoyed by all who saw it here last evening.
 We are glad to announce the pres entation at this theater tomorrow of "A Full House." a Paramount picture starring Bryant Washburn. It is a splendid photo comedy, finely produced and acted If you want to enjoy a good laugh, please come and see it.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28
thousands will be given assistance dur

thousands will be given assistance dur ing the next year.
 "Because of the climatic conditions and excellent transportation facilities in California;" said Miss Garden, i've have had for some years growing mi gratory population, class of agricul- tural workers who claim residence in no certain communities and for whose children no particular locality is re- sponsible. Lack of education in just such cases as these gives spread to delinquency l. w. Wism and lawless- ness tendencies of every variety. The new state law provides educational op- portunities for minors in these migra- tory families, for it is a well-known fact that the child who cannot say my school and my town later has diff ficulty in saying my country"
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28
MIGRATORY SCHOOL LAW
 PROVES SUCCESSFUL IN , STATE OF CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO, July 2S. - Schools on wheels are success.
 To meet the growing problem of the child without a permanent home :n California the legislature year ago passed the migratory school law in order to take education to those whose homes shifted so frequently they were unable to attend regular schools.
 Already juvenile delinquency and the growth of lawless tendencies through lack of proper training have been greatly decreased in California by the educational opportunities of fered to more than 1000 formerly ne elected children under the provisions of the law, according to a report to Governor w. D. Stephens by Geor- gianna c. Garden, state supervisor of school attendance.
 Approximately 200 children of mi gratorv families have been instructed under the direct supervision Of the State Department of Education in the last year, Miss Garden said, and more 4Aan 1000 others have been helped to educational training by exacting ad- ministration of the new statute in every county of California.
 The report pointed out the work of educating children of migratory fam lilies is rapidly passing the stage of experimentation and that literally
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28
BIRMINGHAM MAN ASKS
 $25,0OO HEART BALM

BIRMINGHAM, July 2S. - What value is to be placed upon a mans damaged affections?
 Charlie Bondi estimates that about $25,000 in cold cash would be right
 According to papers filed through his attorney in court, Bondi is at tempting to recover this amount from Lena Danna, who, he alleges in his complaint, entered into a perfectly good agreement to marry him. Bondi further claims that, after he had pur- chased kitchen utensils, household fur niture and expended certain sums of
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28

money for fruit and flowers, the lady in the case suddenly suffered a change of mind.
 The story leaked out, Bondi was laughed at by his friends, and the suit is the result.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28

If you change your address, do not notify the carrier boy-report your new address to the office.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28

Genuine Home Made Cream Pie. At Wilson's Bakery. 25-tf.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28

Try Daily Times for Job Printing,
The Cordova daily times., 1922-07-28

If your power needs do not include tractive work, you can obtain the Caterpillar" Motor in 30, AS, 55 or 75 horsepower for a stationary or portable unit.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16

Recently there has appeared a
very gripping Serial story of Irish
struggle for liberty in days agone,
when one of Erin 5 noble sons were
accused of crime which meant
Punishment to the colonies. Though
innocent he entered what was called
No Defense" FROM which the book
took its title. He had . purpose in
that. 1t was TO shield the honor OF
another. For the present there are
things to which we have not replied
that appear hurtful to our interest,
to some OF which in time we may
give attention, due and full but
just now there are matters of great
er Importance to which we have beer
turning and shall continue to turn
our energies. After, all time is a
great arguer anyway in the behalf Of
those who really keep good record
however it may be assailed and
temporarily misrepresent ted.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16
Exempting Bank Deposits From Tax
alton Step In Right Direction.

Carthage CarthagenIan.
The law passed at the last session
OF the legislature exempting from
taxation all money on deposit in
banks is good one. Prior to the
enactment of this law, money on de-
posit DIRE wing rate of interest not
in excess Of six per cent was not
subject to taxation but money on de-
posit drawing no interest at all was
subject taxation. Very little of it
was taxed, It's true. just as much
other properly escapes taxation,
but money in and out of banks. ac-
cording to law. should have helped
bear the burdens of taxation. Mon
ey IN your pocket or buried under
the barn is subject to taxation.
Money on deposit in bank is not.
Bank your money so it will help
in the development of the country
and also leaves you clean con,
science when you answer the ques.
tions propounded by the tax asses
SOr.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16
Newspaper Which Caters To Few
High-Brows Sure to Die.

Dallas Tex. News.
The sort of newspaper that would
be published if everybody edited it
would be something wonderful. but
nothing that anybody would sub
scribe for. The newspaper business
is perhaps the most competitive OF
any IN existence. People who make
up newspapers must have the mass
OF the people 10 mind every moment.
No newspaper can live by catering
to chosen few. There is not in
any community enough business to
support large newspaper designed
especially for what are slangily call
ed the nigh brows. The high-brow
are vague class, but are commonly
supported by the type of citizens
who take no interest IN any subject
except one concerning things that
would be discussed in a faculty or a
fine arts convention 1t might be
said of some of those who are sever
est in their condemnation of the
press that they do not have to. pay
it's bills nor do they contribute
greatly to It's support.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16
Other Editors Chatter |
lg1sSsSssSnsS 81
Kind Words For The Living Better Than
Flowers To Dead.

Atmore (Ala.) Record.
The time to strew flowers and
nice sayings around man is while
he is walking through our midst.
Floral wreaths, eoitaphs and monu.
mental memorials are good signs of
adherence to national custom, but
a kind word here and there, or a
timely lift along the straight and
narrow will do more for the cause of
morrl uplift than all these things
combined at the shoyeling in of the
cold clay.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16
Prentiss Co. Advocate.

Prentiss Co. Advocate.
People sometimes wonder. no
doubt, why this paper continuously
advocates the cause OF the farmer.
The answer is easy and simple. 1t
is because we know that the pros
perity of the country, town and
state must be measured by. and de-
ponds absolutely. upon the prosper
ity OF the farmer. He 1t is who pro
duces the wherewithal the peoples of
the world are fed and clothed, and
from no other source upon the earth
can it come. That is why we advc
cate those things that tend to bene-
fit the farmer by building up his
business and enabling him to i'm
prove his lands and recuperate his
wasting bank account. And there
is no other reason under the sun
why we advocate his cause. except
that we love the man who lives close
to nature.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16

Thousands OF people VINO had lost
hope OF ever being Well again have
been restored 10 health auu happi-
ness by Tanlae. Sold by
PEOPLES DRUG co.
ADVERTISEMENT
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16
EDITORIAL

The Lumberon Head Block is II
ceiving q Frightening up since j. ]
Melvin leased it for an indefinite
period. Melvin will be rememb ered
by Greene County people as one who
taught school among US Tor awhile.
Here's hoping that he will make the
Lamar county paper prove true to
all his plans and that il may also
yield him good revenues IRON the
hard ticks he will put 10 to build il
up and make an allround success OF
It.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16
Impression General That A Man With
Money Can Escape Punishment
For Crime. 4
Farm and Ranch Dallas Tex.


Recently, man, having consider
able money at his command, was
convicted in a Texas court and given
a Jail sentence. The verdict seemed
to meet with the approval of all
those familiar with the circumstan-
ces. Yet, when this man, through
his attorney. filed notice of appeal
one heard on every side the CON-
ment: 1t was just verdict, but
he will never serve his sentence.
Several of those who made such q
statement were questioned regard
ing the basis for such an opinion.
Did they believe that the Judges Of
our higher courts could be influ
enced? No one had such thought
The honesty and integrity of our
Judges was unquestioned. Then
why the fear that justice will be
thwarted in this particular case, and
why is the impression general a
moIg our citizens that a man with
money, or political Influence. or both
has greater chance by tar to- es
cape punishment for crime than has
the man without means and with
few influential friends?
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16
HOW'S THIS1

HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will
of Catarrh or Deafness caused BY
Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists of an Ointment which Quickly
Relieves the catarrhal Inflammation, and
the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which
acts through the Blood on the Mucous
Surfaces, thus assisting to restore nor
NAL conditions.
Sold by druggists for over 40 Yc-.s.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1922-06-16
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION That All.

The Winona Times attempts to
read us a lecture, the driving pur-
pose of which is to rebuke us for
having SAID what we did in recent
editorial anent meddlesome resolu-
tious in which some members OF
the Mississippi Press Association
have of late years been committing
the organization. In SO far as his
correction is concerned as to our
having used the wrong word, i. g.,
INSURANCE" in speaking OF the at
torney fees allowed by Legislature
which had caused the complaint from
those who knew about the real status
of the case, we accept 1.-THE correct
word should have been telephones
as that was the nature of the litiga-
ton. We wrote the word insur-
ance' inadvertently in making our
comment, just as we notice that
Walker Wood who is editor Of the
Winona paper in making his thrust
at this writer gets US down as Jas,
l.. Faux" There is no Il in our
name, so Wood stands as convicted
by his own writing OF the crime with
which he charges US and which we
confess: i. g. INADVERTENCE, tC
which any of us are liable in the
hurry of speech or wrltlng.
To everything else We SAID we wish
to add reinforced emphasis, WOOD /
views to the contrary notwithstand
ing. He has his right Of belief anc
is welcome to it but Le can mol
throttle US out of ours by any grea
burst OF words ana charge on lac
tionai spirit oil which his crowd Ii
equally If not more so guilty that
are We AT press meets or anywher,
else.
We have not seen where Wood ha:
shown defense for the resolution
which has provoked these discuss
ions. MAY be he Will have TO conles,
That he is ike We admit we are anC
that Cunningham vi Newton Record
recently SAD he was KNOWS but ilttl,
about II. But were such resolution.
presented az d Time anu IN d way u
give time Tor inieillgent discussion
anu consideration, those who spon
sor bneln might be able TO show fui
cause Tor their being presented ane
any mistakes OF Judgement cOull
thus pe avoided. we don't care u
quarrel with anyone about this mat
Ter as 1t is a contention IL. when va
are not keenly Interested but W.
shall exercise The right OF Speaking
our mind aud explaining our posltlol
AZ any ana all mes against ali dis
putants or would DC lecture-readers
Thousands Of people VINO had osl
hope OF ever being Well again have
been restored 70 nealth anu happi