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GRADUATED SCALE |S PROVIDED F0R IN
 SCHEDULE
RATE TO BE IMPOSED IS FROM THREE CENTS UP TO SIXTY
 CENTS PER CASE

JUNEAU. Apr. 6.-Sources of reye- nue is at present occupying the time of the Alaska legislature, tentative tax schedules which have been agreed on by the ways and means committee is the basis of the discussion and in- cludes a graduated cannery pack tax ation, ranging from three cents a case for chumS to sixty cents case for reds, kings and socheyes. The scale which is under discuss1Dc is as fol- lows:
 Packs of 10000 and under, l5 cents
 10000 to 15,00O cases, 20 cents.
 15,000 to 25,000 cases, p cents. 25,O00 to 10000 cases, 40 cents.
 10000 to 60O00 cases, 50 cents.
 Over 50, 900 cases, 75 cents All other varieties except chums will be on the same basis of produc tion with the following taxes imposed 3 F cents, cents, s cents, 15 cents and p cents.
 On chums flat rate of cents a case will be collected, regardless oi the amount packed.
 Clans will be taxed cents a case
 One per cent of the net profit ol concerns putting up mild cured kings will be collected; herring, 15 cents a hundred weight; codfish, 10 cents per hundred weight.
 Fish trips, a minimum of S2OO for each trap, grading upwards according to the length of the leads. The lead basis has not yet been established.
 Nonresident fishermen will be tax ed s15; gill nets, s2 per hundred fath- .oms; seines, $lO for the first 15O fathoms, each additional p fathoms s.
 The clause covering taxation on in comes from fishing is at follows:
 Minimum net income exceeding s5,00O and not more than s15,OO0, a tax of one per cent will be collectable s15,OOO to s150,OOO, two per cent; over s15O,O00, two and half per cent.
 The matter under discussion also includes oil production, which has been listed as follows:
 One cent barrel on all production over 5000 barrels.
 A flat $20 tax will be imposed on all professional men. Slight changes will be made on automobile taxes.
 Other 1921 tax schedules are as yet unchanged.
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GRAND |ClOO ADVOCATES
 ALAsKANs CONTROL FISH

Whereas, in the matter of the Fish cries Problem, herein Alaska and the controversy over the proper regulation of the salmon industry. The matter has been fully discussed by the officer and delegates at the annual conven- ton of the Grand Igloo Pioneers Of Alaska, held at Nenana, Alaska, with the result that certain points are fully agreed upon and are accepted as facts beyond any question by this Grand Igioo, Pioneers of Alaska.
 First, that the salmon streams oi Alaska have been and arc being ov ar fshed, that serious depletiOl las hl- raa;.: taken place and will continue under our present laws applicable. namely the laws of 1906, and that un- less some other remedy is provided soon this great industry is in danger of extinction.
 Second, that the reservation <! stem creating reserves by proclamation Of the president, We believe is wrong in principle and doubtful of success in actual operation, except as an emer- gency measure, we believe there are two courses to pursue, either of which would remedy the situation.
 First, the placing of the control of the fisheries in the hands of Alaskans, by amending the organic act of Alas ka and extending such powers to our territorial legislature or, second, by an act of Congress direct covering this whole matter with such safeguards as would insure the release and protec- ton of ample fish to restOch our now depleted streams and to perpetuate this great industry. We desire to call to the attention of the Secretary of Commerce MT. Herbert Hoover. in whom we have great confidence, that serious charges are now being made by our delegate in congress against certain members of the Bureau Of Fisheries Tending to create doubt and misunderstanding among the citi- zenship this we believe is regrettable and should be cleared up at an early date, for the best interests of all con- cerned The prime and controlling in- terest of the Pioneers of Alaska and our organization is in the safeguarding and protection of this great industry from destruction, and is purely eco- homie.
 By Committee of Resolutions.
 E. c. AUSTIN.
 J. M. CUNNINGHAM.
 DR. J. H. ROMIG.
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REFINING INTERESTS
 WOULD DESTROY TRADE

WASHINGTON, Apr. 6.-Chairman Shoot, of the Senate finance commit tee declared that the refinery interests hoped to get q tariff low enough to de- stroy the American production of su- gar and bring the control of every pound of sugar into their hands.
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Z WOMEN MURDERED BODIES FOUND 0|Y
 ISOLATED ROAD
POLICE BELIEVE WERE KILLED ELSEWHERE AND BODIES
 THROWN FROM AUTOS

NEW YORK, Apr 6.-The bodies Of Miss Bessie McMahon, of Buffalo, and Mrs. Irene Branding of Jersey City were found murdered in an isolated spot by the roadside on Staten Island Police believe the women were killed elsewhere and their bodies thrown from an automobile
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CUSTOMS OFFICIAL ORDERED
 TO WITHDRAW LIQUOR ORDER

WASHINGTON, Apr 6.-Assistant Secretary of the Treasury has in- structed Surveyor Whitley of the port of New York to withdraw his recent order which permitted passengers on inbound steamers to carry ashore one quart of liquor as the order was re- garded as violation of both the pro- ~hibition and customs laws.
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POPE AND CARDINALS CONFER ON EXECUTIONS

ROME, Apr 6.-Pope Plus, Cardi- nal Gasparri, papal secretary of the state, and other church notables are conferring upon the advisability of formally protesting before the world against the execution of Vicar General Butchkavitch, head of the Roman Catholic church in Russia.
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FURTHER STEPS TAKEN
 ON NAVAL IMITATION

WASHINGTON, Apr. 6.-Further steps were taken today upon the naval limitations treaty when the completion of the battleships Colorado and west Virginia, the elimination from the fleet of the Delaware and North Da- kota, would be required. One of the discarded ships will be scrapped and the other used as target under the present plans. The Colorado and West Virginia are expected to be turned over to the navy early in Sep tember.
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IRISH REPUBLICAN LEADER
 HELD FOR INVESTIGATION

CLEVELAND, O.. Apr. 6.-Martin Lavan, said to be an Irish republican army leader was taken to a hospital here with a bayonet wound and is be- ing held under guard while the fed eral authorities are Investigating the manner of his entrance to this .oun- try
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE
 STILL AFTER JAPANESE

SACRAMENTO, Apr. 6.-The Sen ate today adopted two resolutions, which were directed to Congress. One asked the barring from the United States of all non-assimilable aliens, the the other withholding citizenship from the children of such aliens.
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FIRE BOYS MEET TONIGHT

This evening at eight o'clock will be held the regular meeting of the Seward Fire department in the club rooms at the city hall. Members are requested to be prompt in attendance as many matters will come up for dis cussion
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TURKISH WOMEN MAY NOT
 BE REQUIRED TO WEAR WELLS

BELGRADE, Apr. 6-Dispatches re- ceived from Turkey report that poly gamy will be suppressed and the re- quirement of yeils for women abolish ed by order of the Caliph
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GLORIA GOULD ANNOUNCES
 ENGAGEMENT TO STUDENT

NEW YORK, Apr 6.-The engage ment of Gloria Gould, IT, whose fath- CT, George Gould, is lying at the point of death at Mentore, France, to Henry Bishop, a Yale student, was annOunc- ed tonight.
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SEATTLE JUDGE GUILTY ABORTION or JUSTICE

SEATTLE, Apr. Recommending on the manner in which Judge Otis W. Brinker ruled in the case of D. W. Lamb, a city official guilty of embez- clement, Judge A. w. ,Frater charac- terized his colleagues actions as Cal most an abuse of discretion
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SECURES SCRIP LANDS

Through a business negotiation J. J. Finnegan while in Seattle acquired all rights to the scrip lands lying east of the Indian village at Kanatak. The lands in question are those comprising the town lots of what is known as snew town" and comprises over 800 lots
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COOLIDGE PREDICTS THE REELECTION HARDING

WASHINGTON, Apr. 6-Vice Presi- dent Calvin Coolidge today predicted that President Harding would be re- nominated and reelected. He stated this would be demanded by the peo- ple because of his record admlnls- tratiOn.
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JURY TRYING FOSTER DISCHARGED AFTER
 LONG SESSION
SIX STAND FOR CONVICTION AND SIX FOR AcQUiTTAL OF V!O-
 LATOR WAR LAWS

ST. JOSEPH, Mich. Apr. 6.-The jury in the case of William Z Foster, labor leader charged with the viola tion of the syndicalist law reported a disagreement at the end of two day session Snd were discharged It is stated that six stood for conviction and six for acQuittal.
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BRASS HELMET FOUND
 WORN BY MAcELlAN

NEW YORK, Apr 6.-The Copper and Brass Research association has received adyices that a brass helme< worn by Magellan in 1521 when he was killed in the Philippines while making a round the world voyage was discovered by Major H. D. Selton, who purchased it from a Moro chieftain.
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MARSHAL FIELD
 MARRIED TO BRITISH PEER

LONDON. Apr 6.-Gwendolyn Mar shall Field, granddaughter of the late Marshall Field of Chicago, was mar ried this afternoon to Archibald Char les Edmonstone, heir to Sir Archibald Edmonstone, barOnet.
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DEATH 0F CARNARVQN DUE ID CURSE BY
 ANCIENT KINGS "DANGEROUS TO DIG UP CORPSES OF ANCIENT KINGS" SAYS
 CONAN DOYLE

NEW YORK, Apr. 6.-Conan Doyle declared tonight that he believes the death of Lord CarnarvOn was due to a curse imposed by the ancient Pha- raohs upon anyone who disturbed their tombs. Tt is dangerous to dig up the corpses of these old kings" he said
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IF TAILS OF EXECUTION
 BUTcHkAVTCH GIVEN

WARSAW, Apr. 6.-Details of the execution of Vicar General Butchka- vich were given out today. The vic- tim was taken to cellar, made to stand besides his executioner and was shot thru the back of the head with revolver
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DEPARTMENT SUPPORTS CLAUSE

WASHINGTON, Apr. 6.-The con- ditional clause of the shipping board sale contracts providing in effect that government vessels transferred to for eign registry shall not be used as rum runners is receiving the full sup port of the department of justice.
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LOGGER KILLED WHILE
 RIDING WITH FRIENDS

SEATTLE, Apr: 6.-Martin Olson, a logger, was shot and killed while rid ing in an automobile party- near Mill Town. Clyde Graham and c. k. Gre war, friends of the victim, who were with him at the time were placed un- der arrest.
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WOMAN MAKES VERBAL
 ATTACK 0F PO|NCARE

PARIS. Apr. 6.-While Premier POincare was on his way to inspect a replica of Fort Douamont today d wo- man anarchist named Madeline Farr, rushed up to his automobile scream ing assassin She was arrested
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FRANCE WOULD SEE
 ABOLITION OF NAV|Es

PARIS, Apr. 6.-Discussing disarn- ament. President Deferguezec of the Naval committee in the senate said: T guarantee in the name Of the French parliament that France will suppress her entire fleet if the other powers will do likewise"
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ARMY A|RPL AYES HAVE COMPLETED LONG TRIP

WASHINGTON, Apr. 5.-Six army airplanes arrived at Boiling Field to- day concluding circuit of six thou sand. miles from San Antonio. Texas, to Porto Rico and return.
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RiOTINC IN PETROGRAO

RENAL, Esthonia, Apr. GA dis patch from Petrograd reports serious rioting there against the Esthonian consulate. It is reported the consul ate flag was hauled down and windows smashed
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WOMAN FEARS LOss:
 ENDS LIFE IN HOTEL

SAN FRANCISCO, Apr 6.-Mrs. Els ther Grant, speculator in Texas and California oil stocks, fearing heavy loss, ended her life in her apartments in fashionable hotel here.
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PRESIDENTIAL CONTENDER
 DIES AT LONG BEACH

LONG BEACH, Calif., Apr 6.-Hor- ace Boses, contender for the presiden- tial nomination on the Democratic na- tional ticket at the 1896 convention died at his home here aged 95.
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ENGLISH BANKER ILL

LONDON, Apr. 5.-Reginald Me Kenna, one of the foremost bankers in England and former chancellor of the exchequer is dangerouslyy ill of ty- phOid fever
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Mob Storms Legation

WARSAW, Apr. GA crowd of ten thousand stormed the Russia legation in this city today in a demonstration of protest against the execution of the Catholic prelate, but mounted police finally broke up the attack.
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HARDING WILL. CONFER
 WITH PARTY LEADERS

AUGUSTA, Ga, Apr. 6.-President Harding indicated today that he in tends to hold numerous conferences with leaders of the party during his summer swing through the west.
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TWO SOVIET OFFICIALS
 CONDEMNED 10 DEATH

MOSCOW, Apr. 6.-Director Cohen, of the state trade department and NJ. Zormanoff, manager for the depart ment at Novgorod were condemned to death today for accepting bribes.
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CATHOLIC SERVICES SUNDAY

Father Turnell will arrive in Sew ard on Saturdays train for the pur' pose of conducting services at the Catholic church. The usual hours oi service will be observed.
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Mrs. Herman Dumarce of Valdez is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jessie Johnson. Mr. DuMarce is enlisted in the Signal Corps, stationed at Valdez.
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BERNIE, Switzerland, Apr. 6.-Seri- ous peasant trouble against the Soviet has broken out in South Russia, ad- vices received here say
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DESTROYER AND CRUISER MEET

LONDON, Apr. 6.-The American destroyer Foote collided with the British light cruiser Ceres at the en- trance to the Bosphorus yesterday and both vessels were badly damaged.
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SENATOR GARDINER RESIGNS

WASHINGTON, Apr. 6.-The resig- nation of former senator Gardiner of Maine as chairman of the internation- al joint commission was announced at it's semi-annual session.
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JEWS KILLED IN ARABIA

JERUSALEM, Apr. 6.-It is report ed that scores of Jews were killed in an almost uninterrupted warfare on them by Moslems of southwestern Arabia.
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cONGRESSMEN IN :,ATT:

SAN DOMINGO, Apr. 6.-Secrctary of the Navy Denby and congressional party arrived here today ou the Hen- GersOn from Port au Prince.
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THREE HUNDRED SHOT
 FOR ENTERING PROTESTS

BERLIN, Apr. 0.-Three hundred peasants in Ukrania were executed this week by Soviet troops because of protests against persecution of Cath olic clergymen in Russia according to a dispatch from Lemberg
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SWIMMING RECORD BROKEN

NEW YORK, Apr. 6-Gertrude Ede- Ter broke three worlds records at the local A. A. U. swimming meet, the 200 ward. the 200 meters and 22O yards
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SEATTLE, Apr. 6.-Harry ". Brug- hurst, former chief of the fire depart ment died today after years of ill., ness.
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CONFIRMATION EXECUTION
 BUCHKAV|CH RECEIVED

LONDON, Apr 5.-Confrmation of the execution of Vicar General Buch- kavich was received today from the Rosta agency, the official Soviet news organization.
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Inferred in Enojand

CAIRO, Egypt, Apr. 6.-Lord Car narvon's body will be returned to En- gland for burial.
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NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS

Special meeting tonight at s o'clock All members requested to attend.
 GERHARD JOHNSON, N. G.
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Saturday Gateway. 8 per year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
MATAWAN

Twin boys have been born to Mr..
and Mrs. William e.. Smith.
Mrs. Alice L. DAVE, who has been
visiting in New York City, has re-
turned TO her home here In Ravine
Drive.
DR.. and Mrs. Fountain Bur1ew,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer and Mrs. Her
bert Burlew motored to Philadelphia
yesterday.
A large number of people attend
ed the American Legion dance in
Geran's hall last night. This is the
second successful dance to be given
by the Matawan Post this fall.
A baby boy has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. John McCurdy. Mr.. Nc
4Curdy is superintendent of the Mat
avian Township Public schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis II. Blood were
Red Bank visitors Thanksgiving.
Lyle Dave was a Philadelphia
visitor Thanksgiving.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. j. Domlnick enter
tanned their family Thanksgiving
thinner yesterday. The occasion was
4 general home coming for those of
Ahe family who are now enjoying
ome of their own.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Walker of
Marlboro, were Thanksgiving visit
hrs with relatives here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
CARTERET

Miss Marion Currie, student of
Mount st. Mary's at Plainf1eld, is
home during the Thanksgiving re-
cess with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Currie.
Court Victory No. 449 OF Railway
will be present at the initiation
meeting Of Court Fidelis No. 636,
Catholic Daughters of America,
which is scheduled here Sunday
night. Thirty-hye members will be
initiated.
Bert Whitehall has returned from
a three months stay in England.
A delightful surprise party was
rendered to John Brandon, of Rah-
way avenue, on his fifteenth wedding
anniversary on Thanksgiving eve.
Harry Lee was the guest of friends
in Newark yesterday.
Miss Bert Lewisohn, of 112 River
side Drive, New York City, was the
guest of Miss Florance Angelo last
night.
Mayor and Mrs. Thomas j. Mulvi-
hill and Councilman and Mrs.
Charles A. Phillips were Newark Wis
itors yesterday.
A surprise party was rendered to
Miss Mary Veator at the home of
Miss Mildred Szelag recently. Dane
ing, music and games were enjoyed.
Refreshments were served. The
guests were the Misses Mary Veator,
Mary Romen, Bertha Grygo, Sophie
Szelag, Mildred Szelag, Celesta Grim
ney, Stella Krysinski, Mrs. Fred
Romen, John Romen, Eugene Nc
Cardle, Harry McCardle, Chester
Babula, John Burns, stephen Pearl,
William Schultz, Walter Anderson
and Samuel Bonko.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30
NoTIoE no CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received by tho
Council Of the City of Perth Amboy. N. J..
at q regular meeting TO be held In the
Council Chamber, City Hall, Perth Amboy,
N. j., December srd. 1923 at 0 P. NJ. and
then publicly opened and read for fur
nishinR one hundred thousand 100, 000l
gallons OF fuel oil. 1891 Beaume or better.
Ia tank car lots I. o. b. Municipal Light
ing Plant Siding, Perth Amboy. N. j., de-
iiverIes to be made during a period of
enc year from January /, 1924, when and
as required by the purchaser. Bidders
to specify heat value and sulphur content.
All proposals must be enclosed in n
sealed envelope directed to Philip P. Cos
telio, City Clerk, Perth Amboy, N. J., and
must be endorsed on the outside with the
name Of the bidder and must be handed
10 him on or before December Srd, 1898.
at 2 p. NJ.
The Council reserves the right to reject
Dated November 20, 1923.
PHILIP p. COSTELLO,
seO-11.23-30 City Clerk.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-30

Trenton, N. jim my early married
life / was rather frail and extremely merry.
Gus, and the Favorite Prescription built
me up in health and strength and proved
to be a splendid nervine. Afterwards ]
took this same medicine during expect
ancy as a tonic and strengthened. 1t was
q wonderful help to me all thru that try
ing period and my strength returned rap
idly afterwards. Ihave taken DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription at various times
when rundown, weak and nervous, and
t has v failed me, therefore | con.
ider it all that could be desired as a tonic
md nervine and an excellent medicine for
ailments peculiar to women."-Mrs. =.
r. Hamilton, 40 Mechanics Ave.
All druggists sell the Prescription In
tablets or LIQUID. Write DIR. Pierce, pres
ident Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y.
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
vEL'KE KLAMsTvA
vo TROCH BANKACH

V New Yorku zavreta bola ta-
lianska banka Vincenza .Tisbo,
ktory nsiel. V banke "opatroval''
Tisbo diva miliony dolarov svojich
krajanov.
v Chicago, Ill. zavr2ta bola Lo.
gan Square Trust & Savings ban
ka. ktora ma $2,7OO,OOO, vkladov.
Jej prezident najdeny Dol mrtv!
IS revolverom y ruke.
v Springfield, Ohio v jednei
banke vynajdeny Dol 'schodok w.
Sc miliona dolarov, ktore kasi1
banky prespekuloval.
Y Centerberg, Ohio podprezi
dent a kasir First National ban.
ky najdeny Dol mrtvy a pri nom
revolver. Banka vsak nevynas!a
ziadne ztraty.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16

sA = s4s
4 lsss1 nm l)Ofr1va g
skoro vaStky ticto s1ctiastk nv y to
% mliekc. Wac ako, to, ono ich
poskytnje vo forme TUX l'ahko stro
vitel 'nej, ~ krv il obohatena bez
dodatoSnej t'axkosti ma EaIddok
alebo troviace orgahy.
Cista fajnoy6 mlieko je yybor-
nou bahou dodayajdcou mineraly.
Hlayn6 medzi mini sii kalcium,
vapno.
Vapno je zakladneu latkon Z
ktorej sii formovanc kosti . IN
by Pri tyorcni tychto dolczitych
ciastok ludskeho tcla, musi sd po-
mahat' fosforovym magnesiorn,
kremefom 4 florinom. Mlieko po-
dava tiez al tieto slsiastky.
Yel'mi mAIe vapna $ kazdoden-
nyn jedlom zanechava makke a
slabt zuby, ktore l'ahko bern zka-
zu.
Pravdaze nem6zete vzdycky
dostat' mlieko 0 ktorom ste 81 isti
len ked ono je spo1'ahlivo
dobre a ciste, mono zel viac yam
!! uskodi ako pom6ze. Preto Borde.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-16
BEZ MLIEKA NEBOLO BY
tLOVEKA,

Napfsal: G. Houston Goudiss,
vydavatel' The Forecast, najlep-
sieho casopisu 0 pokrmoch, zakla-
datel' The Forecast ,kucharskej
skoly a riaditel' rubriky 0 pokr-
moch Peoples Home Journal.
Ked' vazivte $50 funtov, 80 fun
tov vo vas je vody. q pozostalych
so funtov asi jedna patina sa skla-
da rozlicnych mineralov zela-
"a, vapna, fosforu, potash, magne-
zie, sodiumu, slry, kremena, flo
rinu atd'.
Tieto mineraly su vel mi potreb
ne K pobudovaniu a udrziavaniu
tela. .Bez mich by SINE nemohii
zit'. Nedostatok jedneho alebo
Wac tychto sloziek znamena sla.