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The producers news., 1923-12-21

traut, Mrs. Joseph Mack and JOS.
Mack do not read or write English,
or at most very little. Such people
must have the chance to make their
report or sworn statement in their
own language, In order, to set out
the exact truth. Mrs. Ehrmanntraut
has no reason to distrust Dr. Fawcett
and his hospital, because he saved her
hand which was seriously threatened
and restored her to health, and the
hospital asked only the payment for
the treatment and care of her hus-
band, and not for her board and over
20 medical treatments. If she or the
patients relatives had wished anOth-
er doctor, they could have had one
without falsehood and SANDER against
DR.. Fawcett. If among the SANDER
ers are such people who want to be
honest Christians, they must know
also what they have to do for the
reports given of the honor and repu-
tatiOn of the discredited doctor who
did not merit that. If such slanderers
are Catholics they can have the Alb
solution of the Confession from any
priest, but not before they have made
satisfaction and recanted publicly the
calumny.
I say this, so that even Catholics
who are scandaized, may see that our
religions takes the 8th Commandment
very seriously.
WE SHOULD BE GLAD
We can be very glad to have in
this hospital of Outlook such an ac-
complished, highly educated, upright,
honest doctor, so full of sympathy for
the poor people. Last winter, Rev.
FIR. Hennessy called him to a patient
at Plentywood. He answered him,
'There are doctors there, they should
go to them" What would the doctors
of Plentywood say, if other doctors of
other places would take patients from
their hospital at Plentywood?
l have very much sympathy for the
doctors at PlentywOod. But l give
this, my declaration to honor the
truth, to fulfil q work of charity, to-
wards an honest, man, who is So much
slandered. s.
FARMERS NEED GOOD DOCTOR
We all, far and near from Outlook,
can be very glad to have such a highly
educated doctor and honest, upright
man, with compassion for the poor.
The farmers need and merit good
doctor, the same as the people in the
big towns. The farmers are of as
much value as the people in the big
towns.
Jacob Wilhelm,
Missionary Priest.
The producers news., 1923-12-21
BALDWIN WILL RETAIN
OFFICE FOR PRESENT

LONDON-The British cabinet, it
is understood Tuesday approved the
action of Premier Stanley Baldwin
in deciding to retain Office for the
present.
Parliament meets early in January
and Baldwin, despite the CCnserva-
tive Gefeat in the general election,
apparently intends to remain prime
minister and attempt to carry on
without a majority.
The cabinet adjourned at 1880 p. m,
after conferring with Baldwin. at 20
Downing st.
Liberals and LaoOriteS :oircd in
bitterly excoriating Baldwin for his
failure to resign Immediately.
A general meeting of the Labor
party and the Trade Union congress
will be held Wednesday, at which
Ramsay Macdonald will outline the
whole situation and demand that they
decide on a course to be pursued. Mr..
Macdonald is now in favor of taking
office.
If Mr.. Macdonald does take Office
the first plank in his program will be
relief cf unemployment and a vigOr-
out housing program which will be
linked together. He is also expected
to take a much sitter attitude with
France and in favor of the rehabili-
tation of Germany.
The producers news., 1923-12-21
NO ROOSEVELT COUN-
TY SEAT DECISION IJN-
TIL AFTER new YEARS
Judge Too Busy Holding Court to
Read Briefs Which Arrive Late
From Counsel.

Poplar, Dec. 2O.-Owing to the
press of court business at Roundup
and other points in the fifteenth ju-
dicial district, Judge Horkan will be
unable to direct his attention to the
Poplar Wolf Point county seat case
until after Christmas holidays accord
ing to word received here.
Judge Horkan, who heard the case,
expected to begin work on the decree
before converting court terms in Mus
selshell and Golden Valley counties,
but was prevented, it is said, by a
delay in the receipt of briefs from
counsel. When the case was complet-
ed, it was the hope of the court to
have the. decree ready within a month
or so. The Poplar-Wolf Point county
seat case came as a result of a gen.
eral election in which Wolf Point won
by small margin. Poplar contested
the election, alleging irregularities in
voting and listing other charges. Pop
lar is now the temporary county seat
of Roosevelt county.
The producers news., 1923-12-21
HELGESON RESIGNS
AS BANK CASHIER

Poplar Standard:-E. H. E. Helge-
son resigned his position as cashier of
the First National bank and left the
first of the week to take a position as
representative of the Security Mort
gage company of Redwing, Mimi, in
the affairs of the community. Last
January he was elected president of
the Poplar Commercial club and in
that capacity devoted considerable
time to promoting projects beneficial
to the town and surrounding country.
He has many friends here who will
regret his leaving.
Mrs. Helgeson, who has conducted
a ladies wear shop, closed up the busi-
ness this week, packed the stock of
goods and moved it by truck to Plen-
tywood Thursday where she will go
into business. Mr.. and Mrs. Helgeson
resided in Plentywood before coming
to Poplar.
The producers news., 1923-12-21
MONTANA DEVELOP
MENT ASSOCIATION
FATHERS SANOTH-
Err ''FAKALOO"
Turkeys and Beans Having Done So
Much to Save Farmers, Would Now
Try Other Schemes.

Billings, Dec. 20.-A plan Of FEEDER
al farm relief which is claimed will
put the farmer on a sOunder finan-
cial basis than he has enjoyed for
number of years, was evolved at
meeting of representatives of the
four spring wheat states held in Min
neapolis, and which was attended by
w. A. Selvidge, president Of the
Montana Development association.
The plan is the one originated by
President John Lee Coulter of the
North Dakota Agricultural college
adopted and endorsed by all the repre-
sentatives present, among them sew
eral state governors. The program
for the four states of Montana, North
and South Dakota and Minnesota,
calls for the distribution of S35,000,-
900 by the government equally be-
tween the four states, the money to
be used in the purchasing of cattle,
hogs, sheep, chickens and other live
stock
No one farmer is to be allowed
more than $1,000 loan, says Mr.. Sell
vidge, according to the terms of the
plan. Security for the loan will be
the stock itself and its progeny and
the loan will extend over a period of
five years with interest at six per
cent, 1t is planned to introduce a
bill in Congress at the present -ses-
sion for this purpose,
"The entire purpose hinges upon
the proposition that the farmer must
grow his own living on the farm" "
says the president. During the war,
the government called for the raising
of more wheat and rye to the near
exclusion of all other products and the
upward climb of the diversifcation
line was not only halted, but suffered
a decided decline. Since the war the
buying power of the farmer has ma
| terially decreased in terms of wheat
per bushel price, while the diversifi-
cation line has just managed to hold
its own.
ct is estimated that for this rea-
son the average farmer who has been
raising wheat in these four states.
has been losing about S5 per acre each
year since the war, or about 500 per
year. In all this time, he has been
! purchasing the greater part of the
necessary commodities to sustain life,
instead cf growing them upon his
farm. This, it is. estimated, costs
him about $500 per year
eff he is allowed this government
loan, making it possible for him to
saves S540 the first year, even if he
grow his own living on the farm. ne
retires his loan at the rate Of 5000
each year for four years. This 500
used as a working margin will ma
terially aid the, farmer the first year
and by the end of the five years he
has retired his loan, has the stock
and its progeny paid for, is making
his own living on the farm, and has
his grain crop receipts clear.
"This plan of diversifieation would
begin by furnishing the farmer, first
with his livelihood, and within five
years bring him to a point of per-
manent agriculture now enjoyed by
farmers in these four states, outside
the spring wheat area"
The producers news., 1923-12-21

the Committee Of 48, to which the
81 PsuI Conference sent VIM. Ma
honey and VIM. A. Schafer' members
of the committee on ARRANGEMENTS ~
concurred in the actions of the St.
Paul Conference, and moved that the
committee on arrangements Tor Ihe
conventions be enlarged to include the
names of J. A. H. Hopkins OF New
York, and Dorr H. Carroll OF Mlnot;;
North Dakota, which was carried ana
which amendment was cOncurred IN
by the original committee.
The Conference at Omaha and later
a Conference at Denver cOncurred IN
the Call and test of the st. Paul Con-
ference.
The producers news., 1923-12-21
Delegates Allotted for Natl
Farmer-Labor Convention
Continued from page u

Continued from page y
ing their statesand will elect a
Chairman, etc. It will be the
duty of each Chairman to poll the
vote of his delegation when divi-
sion is called for and if the en-
tire delegation votes one way, the
vote apportioned to that state
shall be cast accordingly. Other
wise, he will report the vote of
his particular state as divided in
exactly the same proportion as
the poll shows"
The Chicago Conference, called by
The producers news., 1923-12-21

T. W. Mccoy had a load of feed
ground at the Plentywood Flour Mill,
the feed grinding department doing
the job up in a hurry.
The producers news., 1923-12-21

y : Want Ad. it brings results.
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IA CEST 0TCOVU.
r O M A N
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

Nitka st;skl ruku obema sou
druhum svym vyvedl je pc
lechu syeho ven, nikoli ale jiz
sini hospodshou, nybrz maly-
mi ovirkani, jez chodby ve-
dly ma ul!ci!
"Na shledanou" del veaku
Raoul soudruhu svelnu. CPD
jdu Sc vyspat."
"kam?"
"Do lomu ma Montmartru !
Nemam AMI jedineho sou pro
nocleharnu"
Jan Ctvrtek sahl do kapsy
a vynal leskly peEniz.
"Vezmi," pravil. "Jest to
dvacet sou! Lcmy ma Mont
martru nejsou ami pro lasince
bezpecny!'
"Dikyn :. Vratim ii ie III
ira po velike nasi vyprave!"
Oba nicemove rozloucili sc
ma to a Jan Ctvrtek zameril
do ulice Octal'ske (rue des Vi
naigriers), kdez bydlil.
Loudaje Sc podel pruplavu
sv. Martina vzpominal toho,
co mu del Rauol Brisson zlo-
cinu ma moste V Neuilly.
"Jen tl.pelivostv del 81 V
duchu. "Cekal jsem dvacet
let, aniz jsem pozbyl nadeje,
aniz isem Sc znavil cekanim
.Nahoda vykonala dnes, echo
nemohl isem dosici dlouhym
patranim! Vyuziju toho,
ale opatrnosti jest tfeba nej-
krajneisi. Nejen pomatu,
ale i bohatstvi musi mi ziedna-
ii tajemstvi mole! Jen mne sc
ale tyce a jen ia chci nj ko-
ristiti! - Muslin ale miti opis
listu, nemz mi Raoul dnes
vypravel, listu, /kterym pred
dvaceti lety lekar vlakan byl
do ldcky, niz Zahynul! Mu-
sim miti hStinu tn q Eudu il
miti, del Sc co del! A potor
bndu iednati !"
TAX hovore dosel Jan sCtv7'-
tex az ku svemu bytu. Vessel
do bidne sve jizoy q spal span
KEN tvrdym az Go rama.
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] Y
VevodOva milenka.

II vypraveni Milky zvedel cte-
mar mas uz 0 pfijezdu PAM
Dick-Thornove IA dcery .ieii do
PaTize, Zvedel nemen6 tez uZ
o tom. jak ubytcvala Sc V ulici
Berlinske. PrekroGmez vsak
nyni i my prah rozkosneho,
maleho sidla iejiho.
Krasna zena ona 5 cernym
Zrakem a cernymi vlasy, ma
tka roztomile dcerusky russo
vlasky $ ocima modryma, by
la puvodu franko-italskeho.
Jmena Dfck-Thornova dosta
10 sc il nasledkem snatku jeji-
no s bohatym Skotcm tehoz
jmena. ktery hyval usedly V
Londyne.
Skot ten, ztrativ poZdeji vc-
skere jmeni We amelych neopa-
trnych spekulacich svych, ne
me! SLY preziti financni Zahu-
bu svou.s
Chradl a pi'i poSledni Zpra.
We Jobove zahvatila no mrtvi.
ce!
Vdova jeho oplakavala he
jen, pokad to prave spolecen
sky mrav vyzadoval, tim hor
liveji vSak snazila Sc zachra
niti zbytky jmeni manzela re
snulGho.
Jediny Gil jcii byl, kvapit
do Parizc a uaidliti Sc tam.
DalSi vyvoj udalosti pouc
mas pritinach, proc ia kaz
don cenu hledela tento zame
uskutecniti.
Mladistva divka, jejiz kras
Nitka nijak nepfehanel, slul
Olivic.
AS diva ty,lny pred tim, ne
sc ubytovaIa v, ulici Berlinsk,
pribyla Dick-Thornova sam
do Parlze. kdez straviIa ale j
nom til dny, jiehz uzila vyhr;
dne jen k tomu, ably nalezl
domek pohodinym, ano bob;
tym nabytkem opatreny a to
nektere eleganthi ctvrti pafi.
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PRODAJf' Sc move domy o 6ti
pokojich, dobre' stavene a mo-
derne zarizene, cast hotove, o.
statni Ma mensi splatky, po' pri-
pade Sc vymeni "a sta1sl maly
domek, ktery potTebuje opra-
WI, aneb tez pfijrnu lot a ne
co hotove jake splatku. Male
zaji Sc v Corlett, blize kostela
sv. Rodiny. Tez vam podam
rozpocty ma jakouko-li stavbu
neb opravu. Uspokojili jsme
mnoho jinych, doufam uspoko-
jiti vas. Haste Sc JOS.
HOLATA,- stavitele, vc. 1890
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Broadway, 1923 J. - Union
829 r. Z
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.PRONAJME Sc byt o A po-
kojich, koupelnou, vse zari-
ZenO. Haste Sc v elsie 1850
Coath Ave. v Corlett. Vemte
Union karu. lilo
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"a JEDEN DOLLAR sprawl.
me vam vase hodinky.. Sprawl.
jcme vsechny druhy hodin, ja-
koz i skvosty Sc zarukou. -
PROBULOV, 5286' Broadway.
:?
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NEODKLADEJTE, zde jest
vase prilezitost, ku. koupi so
strevicu sirokych lotd ma East
Boulevardu "a ceny prekvapu
jici. Nenechte 81 ujit tuto pri-
lezitost, jednejte okamzite. O
blizsi informace zavolejte a.
neb dopiste do lradovny Ne
jedlik Mikes Realtors, 11015
Union Ave-, vedle Boulevar-
du. Tel. Broadway 1886. ?.
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PRODA Sc mlekarna Sc vSim
zarizenim, tez diva kone, 3 vo-
zy, velky truck. Vezme Sc
dunn neb obchod ma vymenu,
nejradeji v okoli Corlett. -
,Adresa Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
III
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ske, kteryz by pro pobyt svdj
naiati mohla.
ShledavG v dome v ulici Ber
linske vsechny podminky spl-
meme, jez kladla, zabezpecila
81 no TIM, re ihned ma sest me-
SLED najemne napred zaplati-
Ila.
Potom vrat;la sc do Londyna
ably privezla Go Parize i dee
ru svou 2 veskera zavazadla.
4 pric'in, jez jedine ona do
bfe znala, neponechala 81 zad-
neho re sluhdv, kteri v Anglii
byli V jeff sluzbach a dilem jiz
| V sluzbach zesnuleho Dick
Thorna.
| Druheho dne po SVEN trva-
lem usazeni sc v Parizi najala
vsak, jak jiz Wine, do sluzeib
kuchaf'ku a panskou, avsak tC
bylo jen sluzebnictvo prozati-
mni.
| V duchu s,libovala 81, re po-
lvede dunn sviij mnohem vet.
sim prepychem a re opatri 81
povo2 kone, vozku i sluhu.
Poledne prave odbylo.
Pani Dick -Thomova, kdy5
byla 0 poledni trochu poiedla
uzavfela Sc V malou komnatu
jez slouzila j "a budoar "a
- koTacky salon, nebot' kou-
rivala cigarety vasnive jake
prava, Spanelka.
Scdic pred hezouckym stol
KEN z ebenu, jehoz deska Wy.
kladana byla sloni, pofadala
RUNE papiry, iez byla vynala
q desek kozenych.
Prekladala jeden papir "a
druhvm, ably pax ukladala je
V jedne re zasuyek maleho stoI
ku. Ryly to krestni list jeji
potvrzenl 0 snatku jejim, krest
nj list dcery jeji, umrtni list
manzela jeiiho, pr1vcdni list
jeji, nekterc .iine jest6 listiny
tdnlezite a RUNE poznamky
'.,atcty.
! KdyZ byla hotova s. praci
.ou. otevrela znovu desky.
Jedna prihradek iich OBJ
sahovala nekolil listu siro.
kou dale obalku $ tremi pece.
temi. jez opatreny byly zna
| KEN. mad nimz byla korunka
,,v6vodska.
! Hcreisi okra5 obalky te by
, rozriznut. >,
. PAM Dick-Thornova pone
chala il V deskach, vyflala all
( z techto ostatnl listy zbezn;
4, je pfedcitala.
"Mam tedy,' prohodila pr
4 tom skoro hlasite a s vitezo
! Slavnym usmevem, imam ted,
Twice, neb tfeba, ably vevoda j
: al Il La Tour-Vaudieu jednoh'
Idne stall Sc velmi pokornyn
a sluhou byvale sve milenky
: Spoluvinnice Claudio Varniov
q IA ably opet iako jindy schyli
V IA dobro hlavu pred mou vii
a mymi rozmary. Zapomnel-
: ia vse. tim huie pro nei! j
II - ia vse dobre pamatuju!"
II Krasna vdova poNstala z
/ Isedadla sveho i jala sc pfech;
yeti komnatou V horeCnem rO
l. cileni.
l. este bohat. pane vavodo,
pokracovala, usmivajic Sc zlt
% myslne, "nesmirne bohat, al
l. i nesmirne nevdecen! Avsa
r pomahajic yam tehdy, pracy
l. vala jsem pro sebe! Oddano
-,,mojc plynula ze sobectvi m
no! NemiloVala jsem vas! =
Ii Nine pripadla .ien mala cast
brovsk6hc dedictvi, kterez js'
ci zyedl V krvi bratra sveho, zje
l. male jsem 81 vsak jinde nahr
er dy Nelvsal iste 0 mne m
viii potud dokud jmeni me
su rovnalo vasemu zijete v nil
la nyni. V miru V domnence n
lpocbybn6. ze mezi nami V
ez jest vyfizeno. pro vzdy vyriz
:. ~
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PRONAJME Sc:

! PRONAJME Sc byt 6ti
pokojich, vse moderne zaTi-
zeno. Haste sc V elsie 1859
vych. SO. ul. III
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ma mizine! - Dvojlho jmeni
jest mi zapotrebi, iednoho pro
mne. druheho pro nlou dceru.
Spoieham ma vas, pane vevc-
do, bych lie obdrzela, a nera-
dim vam,' byste rnne odrnital
Jakou jste mne drive znal, ia
Ikou jsem dosud, jedinym roz
dilem jen, ze jsem starsi ne
jakych dvacet let. Leta prele-
ltela vsak pres hlavu mou, aniz
J zlcmila energii mou, aniz by
'zmensila rnou dovednost v in
|trikach! - Shledate mne tou-
ze jako pred lety, ano Dick
lThornova z dneska jest sko-
rem jeste, tax krasnou, jake
lClaudia Varniova z roku 1887
= ano, stejne krasnou!'
Byvala milenka markyze Ji-
riho z La Tour-V adieu, bratra
a d6dice vevody. Sigismunda,
zabiteho v souboji, stesnala v
kozene desky opet listy, kterez
byla prave pfecetla, pctom 0.
|tevfevsi cestovni wax, vzaia z
|neho svazecky .bankovek, jez
lpolozila ma ,st1l ebenovy..
Use, co man." dodala pre-
pocitavajic, "jest osmdesat ti-
sic frank1 tedy bida, ky.
|nouci v dobe redaleke, zvlastf
kdyz vetsi castku potrebovat
budu, abych dunn svuj radni
zaridila! - Jde tedy 0 to, jed.
natl co nejrychleji a miriti pr
mo k cili. nechci-li zustati "a
kratko bez halere. - Ma ste
lsti plan nuj Jest hotov a ne1
masic mine, vrati Sc opet do
by pfepychu a nadbytku!"
+ Claudia Varriova z dob ne
lkdejsich Gill ick-Thol'nova .
|dneska vloz;la baInkovky, dt
|t6ze zasuvliy, do niz drive jiz
byla vlozila listing "odinne.
! Desky kozen6 polozila po
tom rovnez ma bankovky, "a
strcila zasuvku, uzamkla il ne
diva zapady a pf'ipojila klicel
op6t ke svazku klic1v, Cd ne.
hoz sc nikdy neodlucovala.
V okamziku tom povoz jaky
81 stanul pred domem.
j Bylo slyseti, jak zvonek '
I prizemi u vchody sc rozzvuce
la dve nlinuty na to kdosi zaklt
Ipal zlehka ma dvdfe budoa,.l
"Kdo to-" czvala sc vdpva
zivG.
ia, matinko!' odv6til' sve
III hlasek.
"Vejdi jen, mile dite!"
! "Nemozno, isl uzavfena!"
Zach, ano, zapomnela jsen
ma to!"
Vdova povstala, ably otevre
LA; pravila pax, polib;vsi Olivi
ma cilko:
Go 81 pfeje, drahe dite?"
"Matinko, privezli prave q
stanice ostatni, tezsi zavaza
i dla a bedny."
: "Dobra! Sejdu dolu."
= A matka nasledovala deer
: svou.
), Zavazadla' zmfnena sestava
1 la as z pul tuctu vaku vein
4 tezkych dvou sirokych pc
dlouhlych beden, ma nichz by
l 10 napsano velikymi pismeny
i |"Pozor! Sklov
i Bedny ty Obsahovaly vlas
4 ne jen podobizny " zivo
nj velikosti Richarda O'Dol
e nela Dick-Thorna a Claudi
n Varniove.
Il Obrazy ty malovany byl
jednim . nejlepsich mistru al
. gllckych. Ovsem, malovan
} byly .jiz pred patnacti lefty!
G, Claudio cenila obrazy
k vysoce ruznych pricin! Pr
J. devsim obdivovala Sc oben
st iakozto dilum umeleckym; 2
= druhe libila Sc il podobizna j
Lii. DOn6vadZ sl,V6la so M nj :
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- Pobavite Sc pfi Akade-
mil Sokolic Nova Vlast Y
nedsli IL. listopadu a zatan
.dite' 81 pfi plesu po Akade-
mil v Ceslcs Sini Sokol ma
Clark Ave.
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MUz, ktery ma dobre "a
mestnani,, pral by 81 seznaimit
sc divkou neb vdovou. Ia
slete dopisy do adm. Sveta
pod znackou R. c.. 11-8
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ROZDELENfM PODfLu m,

$500 LACE, v Gene $4,000
proda Sc pekny bungalow o
6ti pokojich, velke pokoje,
velka pore, cihlove sloupy, spa
ci pore. China kabinety, book
cases, plyn a vse moderne "a
rizeno blize kary. zada sc
rmensi castka, hotove a, ostatni
jako najem. Haste Sc ma W.
chodni 131. ul. a Thornhurst
Ave. Tel. Broadway BILL a.
neb u E.. S. Krush, 1245 Pro-
spect Ave. Tel. Prosp. 4545.
11-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-07

PRIME Sc zena v prostred-
mich letech k tficlenne rodin6
k vedem domacnosti. Adresa
Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-07

z DfvkAF vsstari 16 roku We
SVEN voinem case po skole V
patek odpoledne, V sobotu ce-
" den a v nedeli dopoledne
by prijala misto l- vypctlaoci
pii domaci praci. Nechte adres
su v adm. "Sveta". 11-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-07
PRIME SCI

PRIJME Sc SAZEC v IT,
skarne "Sveta" pri pine
uniove mzde, musi byt zna-
" jak prace strojove talk
rucni, pri pine uniove schop
nosti a vykonnosti. Haste
Sc bud osobne aneb pisem-
ne v adm. Sveta po 5. hod.
vecer aneb v nedeli dopol.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-05
ACID STOMACH
IS DANGEROUS
Sufferers From Indigestion or Stomach
Trouble
CUT THIS OUT

Stomach trouble. dyspepsia. indiges-
ton. sourness gas, heartburn, food fer
mentation. etc. are caused nine times in
ten by chronic acid stomach" says well
known authority.
Burning hydrochloric acid develops in
the stomach at an alarming rate. The
acid irritates and infiames the delicate
stomach lining and often leads to gastri-
tbs accompanied by dangerous stomach
ulcers. Don't dose an acid stomach with
pepsin or artificial digestents that only
give temporary relief from pain by driv-
ing the sour, fermentng food out of the
stomach into the intestines.
Instead. neutralize or sweeten your acid
stomach after meals with a little hot
water and Bisurated Magnesia and NOT
only will the pain vanish but your meals
will digest naturally. There is nothing
better than Bisurated Magnesia. to sweet
en- and settle an acid stomach. 1t soaks
up the harmful excess acid much as a
sponge or blottng paper might and your
stomach acts and feels fine in just a few
minutes. Bisurated Magnesia can be oh
tanned from any reliable druggist in either
powder or tablet form. 1t is SAFE reliable.
easy and pleasant to use, is not laxa-
i've and is not at all expeusive-Ady.