davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-09

One tianscurra otro medic siglo; y
el analfabatismo sea habra acabado y
Ia genie de color nlas rica, mas culta,
mas moral. sera IN, elemento podero-
so de la polIaci6n; pero scual su por-
geliir pslftico j social? sConquistara
~ q Sur eI Soto electoral. de que hoy
Sc le l,ri a por lne.io de artificios Y de
vioiencias? sCesaran los blancos de
linchar "coloreados"
Hay entire estes una derecha, un CEN
tro una izquierda. La primera que
tiene por Jefe a Mr.. Mowtn, Director
del Colegio Tnskegee, Sc contenta con
el progreso industrial y la mejorfa eco
monica; es partidaria de que los afro
amcricanos Sc limiten a instruirse en-
los oficios y a ganar dinero, abstenien1
dase de toda pretensi6n de toda ac-
ci6n polftlca.
FL leader del centro es Mr.. Du Bois,
un pardo de talento, brillante escritor.
que busca la salvaci6n de sus hernia
nos en- esa acci6n, que protesta contra
los atropellos y que hace propaganda
para que los scoloreados" tengaf la Ii
.hertad de yctas, en- todos los Estados
Y envfen Representatives. al Congreso v
IA las Legisturas. ah i
La derecha y el centro eoinciden en-
la hostilidad a Ia izquierda, tienen por
cabeza un hombre notable, Marcos
Garyey, nacido en- jamaica, donde fue
director de ,up peri6dico cat6licoo vi
geraso en- 10 fisico, de imaginacidn ar
diente. de caracter en6rgico, ha formu-
laio el mas audaz programa polftico
de estos tiempos 'Africa para los
Africanos. ."-Ha de llegar un tempo
ha dicha,-en que no solo los nacidos
en- Africa, sino, tambi6n todos los 400
millones de miembros de nuestra raza
estemos emancipados formemos un
solo pueblo, que viyird bajo un go
bierno africano. Lo dnico que nos da-
ra In libertad yerdadera sera el abso-
sluto control de nuestros asuntos en- La
TERRA de nuestros antepasadOs.
Los adversarios de- Garvey 10 cali
i .fican de megalomaniatico7 y de utopiss
Ia; pere Ia ritopfa--diee Victor HuA
go es el oriente de la idea" ii'sF'
tina Coniisi6n de Id Asociaci6n' Uni
versal, de la qne es Jefe Garvey,' fue
a GinebBa y pidi6 a la IIiga detlas Ma
clones que sc entregase a esa .ksocia-
ci6n las colSIiias eonduistad6s d Ale
p,ania; los Sres. de Ia I.iga Sc echaron
d reir; pero ''eT tiltimo que ria, sera el
que reira mejor' dicen los franceses.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-07-09
Soy tan h|Z como una nina de eS-
Gu(I1, dice IA Sra. Black

fecci6n.' drrlara la Sra. Effit Elacli,
muy estimada, residenfe -tu Ii caile
South Hardesty No. 419 Kansas City.
Missouri.
"Durante mucho tempo, sufrf de in
digestion, gases Y acideZ, tenfa muy
NAL apetito Y me molestaban las ja-
quecas graves Y los vertigos. Mis- ner-
viOs estaban siempre de punta y es-
taba tan intranquila, que no podfa
dormir bien y me sentfa sofiolienta Y
fatigada constantemente.
"Antes de tomar Tanlac, estaba con-
vencida de que era una medicina de
merito y ahora conozco por experien-
cia que es un tratamiento maravillo-
so. Sc han restablecidO de una ma
nera perfecsta mi apetito digestion,
mi sueiiO es reparador Y estoy tan sa-
ma Y feliz como una nifla de escuela.
Creo que Tanlac sera de igual uti-
lidad para todO aquel que sufra CO.
mo 70 sufrf.
Tanlac Sc vende Ell todas las buenas
drQguerfas. No acepte substitutes. Sc
han vendido mas de 81 millones de
botellas.
Las Pfldoras Vegetables Tanlac son
ell remedio natural del estrehimiento.
De venta en- todas parties.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

Obhajceru vlkobijcovym
stal Sc zcela mladicky muz,
pravnik to, ktery pochazel 2
jedne z liejlepsfch rodin We
soulskych. Byl to praviik vel
mi vzdeiany ,.s.,'vtipny a ddmy-
shy, plny mladistveho ohne 4
celou dust pro sve povolani
zaujaty. ktery mel mimo to
|srdce dobre citupln6.
Tato salezitost trestni, pro
kterou byl mlady omen pray.
nix obhajcem ilnenovan pfi-
slibovala byti veimi zajimavou
a to nejeri proto, ze osoba "a.
vrazdeneho bylaetajuplnou rou
skou zahalena, nybrz prote
ze obzalovany ma vetsi cast (
Itazek pred soudem, odpuved9t
Sc zdrahal. -
| Mlady pravnik ihned vedel
de Sc mu zde podava velmi d.
bra prilezitost, aby Sc moh
|yyznamenati a proto ochotni
prijal hajeni Jeana Renauda
! Ale kdyz< navstivil sveh,
svefence We vezeni, ably poho
voril $ MIN o zalezitosti jeho
prijal no vlkobijce nadmlr,
chladne.
"M1j mily pane doktore,
|promluvil k nemu Jean Re
maud, kdyz jej omen zadal, a
iby pred MIN jako pred obhaj
Gem niceho netajil, vase pra
ce, kterou venujete menu ha
|jeni, bohuzel bude marnou
ia vam nemohu sdeliti ami slo
va vice, nez echo jste Sc
soudnich spisech docetl a z &c
hoz jsem Sc vyznal soudci Wy
setrujicimu. A ponevadz tax
to vam bude zhola nemozn,
presvedciti pany porotce o me
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11
~ PR0KLETk. ~

v1kobijce mel byti souzsn
pied pfiSti porotou.
Pos celou til dobu, CO yyse-
tfov&nis .trvalo. rezmenilo sc
chovanf .tlkobijce ami "a max.
Setrvalt' ma tom, ze vzdy "a
choya1 Emlcenf paklize pfedlo-
zn ,mu soudce otazku, ma KITE
rou, jak 81. obycejrle vyslovil,
''odpovedeti tienohl'. - Odpo
vEdelt6 jen ma velmi maio ota-
eek. Ale weekly odpovedi je-
no scuhlasi1y tax velice, BE
soudcove mnohdy Sc domnivali,
jakpby je byl obzalovan5 u
melS : pamsti.
VySetfoy&nim Sc taktez me-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11
optAvdovf pr6stfedsk.

OttAvdovy prostredek. -
Pan William Steffen Z Mosinee
Wis. pise: "Mohu Sc vsi uprf-
mnosti fici, ze Ora Petra Ho-
boko ~ >onravdovym prostfed-
KEN. yTrpsl jsean revmaticky-
mi bolcstmi u, pravem rameni a
citil jsem Sc znavenym v .ce-
lem tele. Po. vyuzivani deseti
l&hvi Hoboka, mole nesnaze
pominuly.' Tato bylinna pfi-
pravka jest prostredkem pro
telesnou so,lstavu; ona prospi-
vi celemu t6lu. Neni to lckar
rlieky lex; d6dava il primo Dir.
Peter Fahrney and Sons Coz,
25Ol Washington Blvd, Chica-
go, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

zjistilo, kdo vlastne zavrazde-
ny mladik byl a odkud pocha
zel; nebot' nikdo z celeho O.
koli jej blize neznal.
Pohfeb vystrojila zavrazde-
n&mu obec Fremicourtska.
Skoro veskere obyvatelstvo z
Frenlicourtu a zastupove lidu
Y obci okolnich doprovazeli
'rakev 5 mrtvolou neznameho
* hrobu. Mrtvolu pochovali v
|jednom odlehlem kout9 hrbito-
va.
Ia nekolik dnl po pohrbu
dala obec poloziti ma hrob ne
znameho mladika velky, hru-
be otesany kamen, ma KITE
remz Sc nalezal napis:
"Zde odpociva zavrazd6nJ
neznameho ~nena, dne "a
cervna 1850"
= =
Kdyz bylo vysetrovani S Jea
mem Renaudem ukonceno, dal
81 no soudce zavolati a Wy.
|zval vlkobijce, aby 81 zvoli1
Inejakeho obhajce.
"Obhaice.?" opakoval s.
obzalovany. "K cemu? ia ne
potrebuji zadneho."
Soudce ale jal sc mu domlou
ivati, ze kazdy obzalovany ma
potfcbi obhajcc. Vsak Jear
, stall ma SVEN.
Musili mu tedy ustanovit;
obhajce sami cd soudu.s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

smysli a mluvi, jak Sc mu libi,
ale ia Sc ii obdivuji, ze jsi
tax slechetny, vzneseny a ve-
likomyslny; ba skoro bych ii
TX noham padl TAX, jako cini-
VAN toliko pred samym Bo-
hem"
(DnL~n xn,6a MY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

q Dyt DyStc mel
sebe lepsi vdli, rnne obzaloby
sprostiti, pfece odsouzen.'' 2
Mlady advokat dal obzalo-
vanemu jeste n9kolik otazek.
Ale Jean Renaud odpovedel:
"Hled'te, velecteny pane,
kdybych byl chtel ma tyto otaz
ky dati odpoved', n,slite, re
-bych byl cekal al do dnesni-
ho dne? Ja jsem nezatajil,
ami nezamltel ami slova 2 toho,
CO jsem fici mohl. Paklize
|jsem ale ma n9ktere otazky
|neodpovidal, nestalo Sc TAX re
zarytosti, nybrz proto, de do
mnival jsem sc, ze nemam
|prava, abych ma otazky ty od-
povedel. A proto myslim, ze
marne bude haiti mne. Nebot'
lbyt' bych tisickrate pred poro-
tou tvrdil, ze jsem nevinen, a
Wy kdybyste jest9 vicekrate po
mne opakoval: rAno, jest to
prayda. on lest revinen!' pre
ce porotcove ami mn6, ami vam
neuv9n. Nebot' jelikoz memo
hui nevinu svou dokazati, mu-
sim byti shledan vinnym."
Ma to pocal vlkobijce, ably
fec ma jiny pfedmet privedl,
dojemnym hlasem vypravovati
! o sve manzelce, jakoz i Q ma
lem robatku, ktere "a nedlou-
no uzri svetlo sveta. -
zminil Sc tel 9 vlcich, jake
budou miti nyni dobre easy,
kdyz. on je nemdze strileti.
Mlady advokat, zdrzev Sc u
Jeana Renauda hezky dlou-
no, odchazel cd neho cely "a
razen. Bylt' v srdci SVEN pre-
sweden, ze sv6fenec jeho jest
tnevincn. 4. 80 !,
Procez neomrzelc ujal Sc te
to trestni zalezitosti, procetT s
nevsedni pilf a svedomitosti
vsechny soudnf spisy a jail sc
pax pracpvati obhaiovaci RED
lsvou, v kterez neopominul a.
nj sebe nepatrnejsi veci, kite.
ra by byla We prospech obza.
lovaneho.
Ovsem nemel AMI sam zadnt
nadeje, ze by dos4hl toho, aby
byl obzalovany "a nevinneht
prohlasen, ale aspon mohl ,
obhajovaci feci sve potlat
Iskvely ddkaz recnickych vlof
svych. Pudavalat' mu rec je
ho hojil6. latky ke krasnym o
bratim a figuram recnickym
" nj mohl vyliciti skvelym
barvami Dol, dojem a slz,
manzelky obaalovaneho Il tax
to mohl uciniti reel svou hlu
boky DOZEN ma porotce ODE
censtvo.
| kUnecne nastal rozhodny
den, kdy mel postaviti Sc Jeal
Renaud pred porotu.
! Omen den byl pro mladeht
hdvokata vitezoslavnym.
Rec jeho~byla niistrovska ;
obecenstvo pfi nj brzy Sc strs
chy chvelo, brzy horem pla
kalo. Zejmena vsak zenske 0
becenstvo, ktere Sc bylo X to
muto soudu v poctu velmi hoj
nem dostavilo pres hodinu u
drzela skvela rec advokatova
kterou n6kolikrate usedav,
plac posluchacek prerusil, !
stalem napnuti.
Vsak bohuzel marna byl;
|vsecka vymluvnost mladeh'
advokata.
i Porotci jednohlasne prohla
lSili Jeana Renauda vinnym ri,
cinu ukladne vrazdy, mace,
soud jej odsoudil k dozivotn'
|nucene praci.
Kdyz mu byl hrozny tent
rozsudek pfedcitan, stal vlko
bijce jako socha ncpohnute
majc ruce sepjate b pohlizej
pred sebe jako smysld zbave
ny. Kdyz byl rozsudek Wy
Slpch II nd dnchl 81 q rn1x,nInr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

ba cetnici, ktefi sedeli "a od-
souzenym.
Jeden z Mich prikrocil k ma
lynn dvifkam, kterymi Sc VIVA
deli odsouzenci ze soudni ST.
ne, druhy pax pristoupil k VI
kobijci a polozil mu zlehka
ruku ma rameno.
Jean Renaud timto procit-
nul . ornament sveho. Teprve
'nyni pochopil, ze neni prol
zadne nad6je vice.
Vsak prve, nez jej cetnici
vyvedli, chtel aspon jeste jed
nou dopfati 81 radosti a pohli-
zeti do oci poctivych lidi. l pre-
letly tn zraky jeho jeste jed
nou po cele SIM porotni, pro-
nIedl 81 zvolna uredniky a o.
Ibecenstvo.
Tu videt, kterak premnohe
zenstiny utiraly 81 bilymi sat
KY zaslzene oci. Ale mnohem
zretelneji spatril - to do
jalo jej nejvice - takze by
Sc byl dal malem sam do pla-
&c - v jednom koute sine wa
du stati Petra Rouvenata, kite
ryz v tvafi cely bledy Q zed'
Sc opiral a horce plakal.
Odsouzeny pozdrav{l toho-
to stareho, verneho pritele
sveho nemym pokynutim hla-
Ivy a Rouvenat, uzrev, ze jej
vlkobijce poznal, vztahl proti
nemu ODE ruce.
| Ma to ubiral sc malymi dvir-
kami, provazen dvema cetniky
do zalare.
| Neuplynulo ami ctvrt hodi-
ny q zalafnik zavrel "a MIN
zeleznt dvefe zalaini komdr.
ky jeho.
Jean Renaud snad jiz davno
zapomnel modliti Sc ony mo.
dlitby, kterym jej matka jehc
z mladi byla ucila a ktere sc
ljako dfte modlival. - Ale n.y.
nj zdstav o samote v zalarni
komdrce sve klesl ma kolena a
vzpomenuv 81 ma manzelku
svou, O kterez nebyl od te do.
Iby, co jej zatkli, ami slysel,
ma ostatni lidi a ma vse, &C
ma svete bylo mu mileho a
draheho, pozdvihl k Bohu du
81 sv0u a modlil Sc vroucn6
i Posud klecel ma modlitbach
kdyz tn naiednou zavznely nj
chodbe kroky. A hned ma tt
zarachotil klic zeleznycf
dverlch komurky jeho.
Jean Renaud rychle povstal
Dvere Sc otevrely, vlkobijce
prekvapenim a radosti vykrikl
vida vchazeti do komhrky svt
Petra Rouvenata.
Ten rychle k nemu pristou.
pill, objal jej kolem krku a
celeho jej zlibal.
1 Pc te zavrel "a mimi zalar.
nik dvere komurky uveznene.
no vlkobijce odesel, zane.
chav Petra Rouvenata vlko.
bijcem samote.
"Vy jste mne tedy pfisel ma,
vstiviti?" tazal Sc Jean Re.
maud hluboce dojat potesen
"ani nevite, kterak velice mnl
tato navsteva vase test, pane
Petre a to tim vice, zt
jste prave slysel, kterak mni
pro zlocin odsoudili :"
"Vim dobre, mily pfiteli, *
: te odsoudili, ale to stalo st
jen proto, re jsi tomu san
chtel."
"Coze povidate? Jak man
slovum vasim rozumeti?"
"Ale jdiz, Jene Renaude
coz myslfs, ze ia nevim, ze ne
isl vinen zlocinu, pro ktery
t6 odsoudili?"
Il "Prosim vas, nemluvte tai
hlasite, snadno by mohl nekdt
slova vase slyseti."
"Necht' 81. He'd, mily Jene
lat 81 treba cely svet tob'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-11

(Pokra1nvkHf,
, 1923-01-09
American Legion
NeWS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Jan. a.
Less thar half OF h five million
World war fighters have claimed the
Victory medal authorized by the gov
ernment in recognition Of their serv-
ices overseas and in America, accord
ing 10 the service division OF the
American Legion.
The Legion is urging that al ex-
service men obtain their medals and
IS also assisting the government
through the 1900 Legion posts TO
obtain the addresses of Thousands of
veterans who have applied for the
medals and who have since changed
their residences. Service officers In
the various Legion posts are assisting
veterans in obtaining application
blanks and in preparing the papers
necessary TO get the war medals,
Men who served in the army can
obtain medals from the following
places: Fort Crook. Neb. Fort
Thomas. Ky: Fort Mcpherson, Ga;
Fort Bliss, Texns; Third and Olive
streets. ST. Louis; Room go. CITY
hail. San Francisco; Old Federal
building. Detroit: Federal building.
Minneapolis; Room 106. Federal
building. Los Angeles; Room pol, New
Postoftice building. Portland. Ore; 80
Whitehall street. New York. and at
any United Sites army post,
Ex.sa'lors may obtain their meda,s
At n United States navy recru II
station or from the bureau OF naNi-
cation at Washington. Nurses are
urged TO communicates with h sur
gem and formar field clerks with tie
adjutant general Of the United States
army at Washington.
Victory medals may be obtained by
nj persons who served in the armed
forces OF the United States during the
World War and In case of death, by
the person next of kin.
-
DIES MONIES. Iowa Ian. 9.-Vs-
lidity of the Iowa bonds to pay a
bonus TO e~x-service men will be set
tied by the Iowa supreme court ut
the January session and the bonds
VIII probably be sold by January 20,
in the opinion of state officials Of the
American Legion. A test suit will he
filed covering every possible question
that might be raised in order that
the decision of the supreme court will
settle the case for good.
-
WASHINGTON, d. O.. Jar. g.
Disabled veterans Of the World var
, 1923-01-09
WOMAN SO TILL
COULDNOTWORK
Gained Strength Weight, and Now
Doing Own WOrkby
E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Marion, Ind.-'Tw was all rundown,
nervous and bent over. / could hardly
, 1923-01-09
EWEXECUTIVE
OF boy SCOUTS
DUE WEDNESDAY

The new scout executive q expect
ed to reach Casper today or tomor-
row. Frank r Taylor. scout master
of troop four has been taking care
Of the work Of the scout executive
since December 1. and has been carry
ing on until the local scout council
could find a new man to AXE Cap
tain Blacks place.
Yesterday delegations of scouts
from different troops took certain dis
triots OF the CT : and cleaned the old
election posters and other signs from
the telephone and electric light poles.
Several smarkS regarding the looks
Of the city's streets being marred by
the unsiRhtly posters had come to
the scout executives ears and he had
issued orders yesterday for the scout
to make a general cleanup. Some dis
tricts nave not yet been attended TO
but will shortly be included In the
patrol OF the scouts who will take the
OLD placards from h poles.
Troop four was at Camp Rotary
over the week end ana found that
the cabin had been broken into, a win
dow smashed and the cooking uten-
sis had been left in a very unsani1
tary condition. The troop spent a
large part Of its time cleaning up
after tho vandals and the cabin is
again in good condition although
some of the cooking utensils were
pronounced hopeless by the detail
that was delegated to clean same.
Troop six under Scoutmaster Ward is
to a over the cabin at Camp Ro-
---n-- -
troop four will take it again a week
from Friday.
Assistant Executive Howard sny-
der, formerly in a like position in
Lewistown, Mont, is now serving
with the Casper scouts. MI. Snyder
has had considerable experiences in
scouting and is q welcome addition to
the Casper organization.
, 1923-01-09

ans of the foreign Wars and to the
Disabled Veterans Of the World War,
according to a letter from Mr.. Lands.
The gift from organized baseball to
the ~ex-servicO organizations repre-.
sents one-half Of the proceeds OF the
third worlds series game. It was
made with the understanding that i
would be expended in the relief OF
disabled world war veterans. Legion
national hadquartrs has announced
that its share of the money FIJI be
use solely for sick and wounded vet
Grams and that the machinery for It's
distribution win be authorized at the
next meeting of that organization s
national finance Committee.
, 1923-01-09
HAVE COLOR CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

II your olin Is yellow-compiexion
palnd-tonguec oated-appetite poor
you have a bad taste In your mouth
Z Iazys no-good feeling-you shouId
take Olive Tablets.
d. Edw1rds' Olive Tableta-a cub
ctitute for calomel-were prepared by
d.. Edwards after IL year1 of study.
Oh. EdwardsO liveT purely
Give oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
TohAve clear, pink skin. bright eyes.
no pimple@ 4 feeling of buoyancy Ike
acknowledgements etatthecause
d.. EdwardS' Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calnmG-yet
have no dangerous after effecta.
They start the bile and overcome con-
Stipation. TAke one or two nightly and
note the pleasing results: Millions OF
, 1923-01-09
Dartmouth Gets
Gift

BAN ANTONIO, Texas. Jan. o.
The will of the late Francis L. Town.
filed for probate here, disposes
OF property valued at $500. 900. The
sum of $3.50. 900 or one half the toal
value OF the estate. Is given Dart
mouth college at Hanover. N. II.
, 1923-01-09

MARYvILLE. Tenn. Jan. Cap
tain Emerson ]. Lonas post of the
American Legion hero win mark the
birthplace OF General Pershing's
mother in B!ount county with a me
mortal tablet. post officials have an.
nounced.
Since II became known that tho
mother OF General Pershing was born
in Blount county, the local Legion
post undertook to provide a suitable
memorial to mark the place and Rob
ert Barker, chairman of the fine arts
committee. took the matter up with
the Tennessee Historical society.
which furnished the bronze cast. 1t
Is Appropriately two feet by three feet
in size and bears the following in.
scr ption:
birthplace Of Anne Elizabeth
Thompson. mother of General John
J. Pershing. born February Is. 1895.
Erected by Captain Emerson J. Lonas
post No. 10 American Legion. and the
Tennessee historical commission.
1922"
, 1923-01-09
MODERN WOMENPROLONCED LFF-RTNKiS 4
THIS QUARTET OVER 90; NO GLANDS FOR THEM
The Hrst hundred year aren't the hardestl

Theft hundred years aren't the had@I
men al lover 90 tell you here that they're peHAyu satisfied souhssam 80 u.Am -. -. .A
schemes for o6ngngh into a second hundred ears pGhs TmMG mtmy agree that glands
factors are funmea and nonsense FI~pHu Wen hppeS and other disturbing
Th@e mmh from various parts the Nryh have given tmrv nv-+ - rA a.. 49, .
, 1923-01-09

Glands, and all hat talk about ex.
tending life Is Just foolish monkey
business.
Live a Bane even life without any
excesses and you may live to be a
hundred.
Much beyond that no man can &c.
1t isn't natural.
II grown.ups would pay less atten-
ton to these crazy ideas and more
to their children we might be better
Off.
I believe the girls are all right-if
they are brought up right.
But so few OF the modern girls are.
Most of these few live on the farm
where they T taught useful work
from their very childhood.
, 1923-01-09

The polka was originally a Bohe-
nian peasants' dance.
, 1923-01-09

her and wanted him to have me try It.
i took one bottle and could see WHAT it
did for mein a week 8 time, andwhenI
had taken three bottles / had gained
both in strengths and weight and was
doing my own work. ! took it before
my last baby was born and It helped
me so much. / sure am glad to recon-
mend the Vegetable Compound toany
woman who suffers from female all
ments, for know by experience what
1t can do. / have used Lydia Z. Pink
hams Sanative Wash, also the Liver
Pills, too, and think them ine."-Mrs.
WIN. ELpRIDGE, GO Z. Grant Street,
Marion, Indiana.
A record of nearly fifty years SER
vice should convince you Of the merit
Of Lydia Z. Pinkham's Compound.
, 1923-01-09

The mothers are TO blame. They
should set their daughters washing
dishes. instead OF letting them run
around wild
I won't across the country with an
OK team and saw the west built up
by men IND women who were help.
mates TO each oher. The girls could
weave, cook, sew. bake. work.
Mention these duties to a girl To-
day and she laughs. She is the mod
ern woman!
Maybe she knowS about these new.
tangled scientific ideas.
/ don't.
But I do know that you can't buck
nature.
No man can live beyond his time,
doctors or no doctorsl
, 1923-01-09

WARRINGTON, Jan. .. Pub
llahers aro not prohibited By thu
clayton law from emt@amg Into
contracta with nevss doaAsrs -
Agents TO act exclusively as their
whotesnlo distributing agents, the
supreme court held in . cuae
brought by tho federal trade COM.
miaAion against the Curtis Publish
Ing company.
, 1923-01-09

Let nature take Its own course. The
more we try to agltate 1t, the worse
living becomes.
I never took any stock In these
prolongation-of-ife experiments. and
I'm not dying young.
But I bet that most OF the acIen.
lists who are dabblins with the work.
Will pass away long before the age
that l SO.
Load the simple life, have plenty
OF outdoor work. abstain from to.
bacco and liquor and you needn't
worry about your end coming too
soon.
But don't let anr O.: the young flap
pers annoy you. They are too fresh
and aggravatihg, and should be
squelched-if thai is possible.
, 1923-01-09

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. D.
American Legion national h~eadquar-
ters has received a check for SEQ
a52.l0 from Kenesaw Mountain Lam
dis. COMMISSIONS of organized base
ball. as the Les,on's share in the pro
cceds OF the game in the last
worlds series in New York. Similar
checks ave been sent to the Veter.
, 1923-01-09

drag around, let
alone do my work.
p read some let
tiers in the papers
~tellingwhRt Lydia
d. nkham'sVe
'etable Compound
had done orotherg
and / thought /
would try it. Then
a man told my hus-
band about his
wife and what
good il had done
, 1923-01-09

the fact that President Harding has
signed the Fish bill. as amended by
the senate, which affords an increase
for nurses from $50 to $50 a month
for disabled ex-service men who have
s heir sight or both arms or both
legs,
, 1923-01-09

OF course. girls are always nice. But
the old-fashaonad girls OF my day
were far better than their sisters arc
today.
They were less bold. less forward.
p~orhaps-but lots more wholesome.
Give me one of the oid.timers OF
the SOS any time.
They never worried about their 4
They knew that II they lived a clean,
healthy life they would live to a ripe
old age.
But now they Ssem to be worrying
about prolonElns life by means of sol.
ence.
it's all just rot.