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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20

X ... |||II -. - I q -.
a poaitife Idfs 81 al a i vetra,
q netrap sa.preto, ked bunes mat
j hlavu prazdnu prirodzery
victor duje sice i rozddva plevy,
:asllc ale re.;t;cckkyj: victor :;siaGa,Y'ss shr
ia plevy.
Is. Ma nadej nedaj mic, lebo ma
DEF je len omal 'orana figdrka, kto
ra cez cely zivot vabi mas "a Sc.
bon ma smrtepnej posteli ukaze
nam figu.
16. st 'astiu sa klanaj a stan sa
jeho milaekom; ono je slce slepe,
lebo sa hanbf, ze, chhd 'atko, ne
hodnym rozdava svoje Diary, ale ty
stan 81 do radu tychto nehodni-
kov a o tych ostatnych sa netrap.
II. Wac oci Wac vidi - ale
tvoje dvoje oci mech vidi Wac, ako
inych sto.
I Is. Kazdy nailepsie vie, kde no
:izma tlaci, ty ale nezkimaj ci
pricinou tohoto tlakn je, ze je eiz-
ma iizka pre- nohu, lalebo noha
,risiroka pre- cizmu, ale vedz, ze
najprospesnejsi prostriedok pro-
ii tomu je, obut 81 inc cMmy.
10. Never tym, ktori hovoria ::
Zivot je len pihy mann,
blldne zdanie, tien klam;
kazda slast' je mala len,
bo je zivot cely sen;
ano, i sny sn len sen!
ba never ami tym, ktori tvrdia, ze
zivot je len trochu medm, trochu
stfpl 'aveho korcnia a ostatne -
cfra voda! - ale ty pamataj:
zivot trait ma Gene,
elm vacSmi sa kraft,
a groS rastie ma Gene,
elm vaGsmi sa trait,
preto zivot nema ceny,
ked' penazi pri nom neni!
20. Bud ctiziadostivy, ale al
prakticky. Chod' po l'ud och, alo
po rebriku: najprv ich objimaj a
Dotom Slap nohami!
.21. Nepriatel'om svojim privo-
laj: eyed ia len chcem vase do
bre! - - ale nikdy nepripust', a.
by ii oni odpovedali: "Tak je, ale
my 81 no nechceme dat'!"
%. Ozenit' sa mozes tiez, ale len
v tom najs1rnejSom pripade. Ma
nc sa ale este pred svadbou tt
zlatu vypoved': "Kazda zena chy-
ira koza, dnuky trn a vonlSy
rural
%. liver, Re manzelstva sa tvo-
ria v nebi, lebo we'd v mich je tax
mnoho nebeskeho! Dnes SWEET
since, pokoj zavladne V kazdej
izle; " tom ale toho knta "a
enc sa mracit', - uz romoni hrom
= ba zasl 'ahne i blesk, a leje
sa znrodnujuci slzavy dazd'! :
"a. Ak ii pan Bob pozehna die
tkt, neuc ze ich chodit', lebo dnes
maid 'alej zajde ten, kto sa plazi!
25. A konecne, ked' ia az pre-
stane tesit' vino a zena, zafnkni
sviecu zaspi -
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20

N !. S. Napisal:
1ehor Dram atranslkt.

50 ! . 4 j Ssgt - ( I. +
Ked vstup,ljes ma sirokn cestu
zivota, midra rada ii je vel mi pc.
trebna a preto vstep 81 mole slo-
va do srdca, aby 81 svoje kroky
nemnsel obanovat'.
|. Kazdy zaciatok je t'azky a
blaznivost' je pociatok mddrosti,
preto neostiechaj sa mudre blaz-
novstv& konat'.
2. M1dri l'ndia hovoria, ze svet
krllti sa okolo slnca, ale ia ii ho-
vorim, ze celia zem vsetko krnti
sa okolo xlata. .
3. Jestli mas peniaze, tax mas
vsetko; jestlize ale mas vsetko bez
penazi, talk nemas mic; preto hl'a-
daj zlato to $ lampasom nielen
v noel, ale al vo dne. H.
4. Peniaz bez zeny je svetlo bez
tone; zena bez penazi je t6na bez
svetla; preto hl'adaj zlato bez ze-
ny, ked mac nejde. tax zlato
50 zenou, ale zenu bez zlata nikdy.
5. Srdce je ma l'avom boku, ale
tobolku nosime ma l'avom boku,
a tychto dvoje tax vel mi prit "a
huje jedno druhe, preto nebud' ii
divnym, ked' al tvoje srdce ME
kedy vtiahne 50 do tobolky.
6. Cim vacsmi zvacsuje sa to-
bol'ka, tym vaesmi mensuje sa
srdce l'udske, preto pamataj, ze
dnes necenia cloveka dl'a srdca.
ale dl'a tobolky.
Z. Peniaze si1 tepnou zivota :;
lenze opravdova tepna bije sama
penazmi blu ini; - pamataj.
ked' ia opravdova prestane bit 4,
prestane clovek zit neubity ked'
ale ia penazna prestane bit pre-
seba, ostanes sice lit, ale cele
zbity.
8. Kto ma preplnene srdce ci-
tami, tomn ono nelezi ma pravom
mieste, kto ma ale plnii tobolku,
tomu ono ma l'avom boku lezi
ma pravom mieste.
8. Pridrzaj sa toho, ktory hovo-'
ri, ze mu je l'ahko okolo srdca, le-
bo ten ii chce dat ma javo, re mu
je t'azko okolo vrecka; kto ale
riekne, ze ma t'a5kost' ma srdci, o
tom vcdz, ze l'ahkost' vtiahla do
jeho vrecka.
10. Ked' nemas drobnych, chod'
81 zmenit' nerob 81 toho mno-
no starostf, ked' tato zmena po-
tiahne "a sebou zmenku; ale daj
pozor, aby ona nestala sa prieinou
premeny obydlia, V ktorom panu-
je smutna jednotvarnost'.
H.. '.Clovek mieni, pan Bob me-
ni' = hovori porekadlo, - ty ale
vedz, re ked' clovek nemieni -
pan Bob predsa meni, keby On
dal ma mienku vsetkych l'udi, We
ru by to svete' spatne vyzeralo;
a preto hl'ad' svoju mienku u
skuto6nit vzdy a vsade.
II. Co sa media sohnut', musi sa
zlomit' ,ty ale sohni sa radsej, ako
by 81 sa NAL zlomit'.
13. Victor krivi, ba svojou 81
lou j 2 korena vyvracia stromy;
ty ale obrat' svoj kepen dl'a We
ira a neboj sa mic, lebo elm moe
nejsi bude victor, tym pevnejsi
bude tvoj koren a tym vyssie bu-
des hlavu svoju dvihat' do hora.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20
Pozna no.

Ondris Piroha vyvazal hnoj ma
farskf zeme, pyta Sa no pan fa-
rar po praci:
- No, Ondrejko, a coze 81 Wy
piiete7 Rumu a Gi Slivoyice9
- Uz len rumu, pan. osvlceny,
len max je ME od Rotha, lebo tomu
som sam nosil vodu!
- Slovenska Lfga je vsenarod-
ma ustanoyizen, vstupujte do nej!
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20

Akonahle sa zibky II vasho ko-
ienca objavia, privykajte diet'a k
ossetrorniu zubov. Cist 'te zdbky $
vasim prstom, otocenym do MAX
keho platna namazaneho Col
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20
Dolezitost' pri csetrovani choreho
diet 'at'a.

Ked' mlad6 diet ma priliSni
horilcavu, ma byt' drzane V po-
steE chladncj, tichej, dobre We
tranej izbe a ma Sa mu dovoliJ'
odpoclvat' alebo spat' nevyrusCne
60 najviac mono. Nazlostene a
>vieraj jnce sa diet "a, alebo take
iiet a, ktore preukazuje telesnll
nespokoinost', lenze nema ziad-
nej horucky, ma byt' tiez na ten.
to sposob osetrene.
Izba, V ktorej lei nemocne die
ia: nema byt' shromazdist 'om ro-
diny alebo snsediek. Este al vtedy,
ked ejedna sa ziadnu chytl a.
vi nemoc. chore diet a ma byt' cd
lGcene od ostatnych det1, kym sa
nezna O akovosti nemoci. Ked' 70.
to opatrenie zachovane je svedo-
mite, slreniu mnohych chytl "a
vTch nemoci dalo by sa zamedzit'. =.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20
YouHcsrownsKE aESxEE11Ll ...

gate Ribbon Dental Kremom. 70.
7dejSie ucte diet'a ,lzfvat' kefkl 4
sprayidelne 81 tistit ! znby po kaz-
dom jedeni Colgate Krsinom. y
detff jc Dbl ! siitsnJ; stitbssnJ. u s.s,.s
Cftajte pozorne tieto clAnky ka-
zdy ttzden 4 odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadnf upotrebenie ' bu.
ddcnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20

Ci b6ba vasa plakava? Je ner-
voznou nespokojnou? Ked' ano,
vtedy podistEm jej potravina ME
je spravna. Jestli nem0zete pri-
dajat' svoje diet 'atko, jestli I'd
vaSom prsovom mlieku nerastie
dostatocne, dajte mu Bordenovo
Eagle Mlieko - til potravinU,
ktora nspesne vypestovala sta IT,
slce deti. Snadno sa pripravuje-
len pridate prevarenu vodu dl'a
ilpravy. Ia IS rokov matkv da-
valy Eagle Mlieko co vel ky dar
zdravia svojim det 'om. Ono odpo-
ricane je lekarmi pre- slabe a
chorl ave deti, nakol 'ko ono snad-
no sa straw "a dokonale syti.
Prave tax, ako sa hodi pre- ko-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-06-20
oKREsNH sBoR sLovENsKEJ
LfGY v YOUNGSTOWN.

Do Okr. sboru prisldchajd nasledov
ne sbory: AZ. Lansingville, SO. me.
sta, 1913. 20 Steelton, c07. Brier Hill
242 Haselton 3l4 E. Youngstown
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
Letter Written on Eue of
San Jacinto Is Made Public

most bloody that has ever been re-
corded on the page of history. Our
garrison at San Antonio was taken
and massacred: so another detachment
of 700, commanded by Colonel Fan
ming and posted at La Bahia, after
surrendering prisoners of war, were
led out and shot down like beasts.
Only one escaped to tell their melan-
choly fate. In their course they show
no quarter to age. sex or condition, all
are massacred without mercy. IL such
conduct is not sufficient to arouse the
patriotic feelings Of the sons of liberty,
/ know not what will. l was born in
land of freedom and taught TO lisp
the name of liberty with my infant
tongue, and rather than be driven out
of the country or submit TO be n slave,
| will leave my bones to bleach on the
plains of Texas. IL we succeed in
subduing the enemy and establishing
] free and independent government, we
shall have the finest country the sun
ever shown upon, and if we fail we
shall have the satisfaction of dying
| fighting for the rights of men. / know
not that 1 shall have an opportunity
of writing TO you in some time. but
shall do so as often as convenient. Do
not be alarmed about my safety. i
am no better. and my life no dearer
than those who gained the liberty you
enjoy. If fail you will have the salts
faction that your son died fighting for
| the rights of men. Our strength in the
field Is about 1900. The enemy is re-
ported 1000 strong; a fearful odds, you
will see, but what can mercenery hire
lings do against the sons Of liberty!
The Battle Was Near.
Before this reaches you the fate OF
Texas will be known. j will endeavor
to acquaint you as soon as possible.
| am well and in good spirits, and as
unconcerned as if going 10 a raising.
The same Being who has hitherto pro-
tected my life can with equal case
ward off the balls of the enemy. My
company is waiting, and 1 must draw
to a close. and bid you farewell, per-
haps forever. More than year
has elapsed since i saw you, yet the
thoughts of friends and home are fresh
in my memory, and their remembrance
yet lives in my affections and will be
secret joy to my heart till it shall
cease to beat. Long has it been since
I heard from you. How often do j
think of home and wish TO be there.
The thoughts of that sacred home spot
haunts my nightwatches. How often
when sleep has taken possession of
my faculties. am i transported there,
and for short time enjoy all the
pleasures of home: but the delusion is
soon over, and the morning returns
and find my situation the same. Deer
friends. il l see you no more. remem
Der Giles still loves you. Give my
love to my sisters, brothers. friends
and neighbors. / would write more II
time would permit, but its fleetiug
steps wait for none. You need not
write To ne, as / do not know where j
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
Mrs. J. N. Browns Uncle,
G. A. Giddings, Wrote
Home Just Before De-
cisive BatHe-TelIs of
Odds But Carries Spirit
Of Sacrifice and Bravery
Of Early Texans.

A valuable historical document.
breathing the spirit of freedom and
self sacrifice Of the early Texas pio-
neers, being letter written by G. A.
Giddings, uncle of Mrs. J. n. Brown
of San Antonio, to his parents on the
eve of the Battle of San Jacinto, is
now in the possession of Mrs. Brown.
A copy of the letter was made public
Saturday by Ernest l.. Brown, son
Of Mrs. J. n. Brown.
Clinton q. Brown, also of San An
tonic and former mayor of the city,
also is a son of Mrs. j. n. Brown.
Mr.. Giddings, who was killed in the
Battle of San Jacinto, was the great,
great uncle of Ernest i. and Clinton
G. Brown. The letter speaks of the
fearful odds which the Texans must
face, but holds out the hope that the
God of battles will aid just cause
and that Texas will win.
The letter follows:
Had Been Fighting Indians.
'STexas. Four Miles from Headquarters
"April 10, 1886.
"Dear Parents:
"Since | last wrote you l have been
engaged in arranging an expedition
against the Indians, who have COM
mitted many depredations against the
frontier. On my return to the settle
ments, l learned that our country was
again invaded by a merciless horde of
Mexicans. who were waging war of
determination against the inhabitants.
A call was made for all friends of
humanity to rise in arms and resist
the foe. Men were panic-stricken and
fled. leaving their all behind them.
"I could not reconcile it to my
feelings to leave Texas without an
effort to save it. Accordingly ! bent
my course for the army and arrived
last evening at this place. / shall en-
ter camp this morning as a volunteer.
The army, commanded by General
Houston. is lying on the west side of
the Brazos. 20 miles from San Fill
lippe. The enemy is in that place
waiting an attack. 1t is reported
Houston will attack them in the morn
he. What will be the result, or the
Pste of Texas. is hid in the bowels Of
futurity. Yet. l think we are engaged
In the cause of justice. and hope the
God Of battles will protect us.
The enemy's course has been the
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too glad to welcome with open arms. l thank
YOU.
"a fuer of applause and swift uprising Of enthusiastic
ladies' who bear down the flushed and triumphant Mrs
Langworhy offering the perfumed frankncnse Of prase
MRS. POTTER:
Thank YOU ever so much, Mrs. Langworthy
1t was lovely. 1t was Just =. Just :. :. !.
WELL it was Just lovely, wasn't it '.,t'
Turns TO group for confirmation of its lcveliness)
CHORUS: .t t-v
Yes, just lovely.
MRS ANDREWS:
And so true, too. That was the lovely part,
MRS. FIELD:
can't recall when was so interested. So
uplifted. So thrilled: 1t was just lovely.
MRS. COMMON:
Now know why you didn't receive the prize
for YOUR plan. Mrs. Langworthy. (CoFiden.
trialiy.) 1t was too revolutionary, too original
That was it.
MRS, TANGWORTHY (ttonghtfaHW: ~
Well, maybe you're right. thought OF that
MRS. POTTER:
And now am sure you are all Just starved,
so if You'll lust rearrange the chairs so you
are all comfortable I'll scurry around and see
if can't scare up something for YOU. ltwon't
be much, you know. ..-
VOICES:
Don't trouble yourself. Mrs. Potter Any
thing YOU fix will be just lovely. Mrs. Potter
disabbearS in the direction of the kitcheH.) L
wish she had asked me to help her-Im dying
to sec her kitchen.
land that's tiht-until next Sunday
Copyright 1924, by The Chicago Tribune All dramale,
moving picture and other rights reserved py the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
OPEN NEW ROAD
Section From Mercedes TO Cameron
County Ready for Traffic.

Brownsville, Tex, March 22.-Oyer
three miles of the Hidalgo county hard
surfaced highway, from Mercedes to
the Cameron county line have been
opened. This connects with the Cam
eron county concrete highway, the last
section of which was opened on March
II, making approximately 40 miles Of
continuous hard-surfaced highway
from Brownville to Mercedes.
Road officials state that automo-
bile traffic has increased almost so
per cent since the completion OF the
road.
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MRS. FIELD:
Well, if he doesn't drink, Names in luck.
You know, you can't always tell about these
lads that butter would melt in their mouth
mefore they're married and then they tear
loose and .
MRS POTTER:
o, he's lovely boy, and just as dependable
and steady going
MRS. ANDREWS:
Look; here is another model-black chiffon
over a coored slip. See what it says. Ore
coils hens Uneven and his draperies III
cline to emphasize the favored hip move
ment.
MRS. LANGWORTHY (sUith geStweS):
And if any of the governments should refuse
to dsarm Immediately we Americans would
consider it our duty to force thin to do So
But we would probably not have to do more
than Just tell them what we wanted and they
would Immediately see the justice OF OUR po
sition and see that right was on Our side, rs
it has always been during Our glorious past
our precious present, and triumphant f,I-
ture.
Scchancal applause and mrhless sSles of encourage
ment.)
MRS. FIELD: g..
Sometimes l think it is better if they don't
have it too easy at first; it'll teach them to
go slow and pay as they go, and not get into
bad habits of waste and extravaganza.
MRS. POTTER: r.
don't believe in young couples starting OH
with too little they have to pinch and scrape
so much they haven't time to be nice to each
other and the first thing you know =
MRS. FIELD: 40
Yes, that's right; there was that young Allen
couple-you remember them; Barbara Alien
she was Perkins, you remember
MRS. TAYLOR:
And then | SAYS to her. it isn't true and II 1t
was wouldn't believe it OF her. and she says,
but it is, and l says, you say 1t is but IS It,
and she says
MRS. ANDREWS: :.
| think this one is lovely; the foundation IS
of white georgette tight sheath with crys-
tai and pearl beads and cut in deep IN the
back. Godets of plain crepe are inserted AT
different heights to give fullness.
MRS. LANGWORTHY (acith feeling):
With this plan working to perfection there
should be no necessity for the devastating wars
which have taken their toll of blood and
al, treasure for, To-, these many years. Let us
then stand shoulder TO shoulder and stamp
down this vile demon of war in the blood be-
fore he will have devoured the flower OF our
civilization. Once the consciousness OF our
better minds is awakened there will be an
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

government in Washington call conference
OF all the other governments and compel them
to hold meeting in Washington for the purr
pose of complete disarmament This is the
first and one of the most important steps, for
once all the nations have dsarn,ed it will be
almost impossible for them to make war on
each other
rhe rattle of impulsve handcasps Why hadn't
thought of that before? bully good dea and simple
too
MRS. FIELD:
Does ne make much money?
MRS. POTTER:
He's in the advertising game, you know, and
he makes just heaps finding lot of people
who. don't want to advertise and showing them
how to make nice advertisements.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

MRS. FIELD:
Well, Marnie's lucky to get good provder
these days, but, then, she deserves it she's
so sweet and so sensible, too. Are they going
to live near you, do you suppose?
MRS. LEWIS:
Well, she turned and saw him with this other
woman and she let out one screech and made
for the two of them, and this other fellow
beat it as quick as he could, and the whole
place was in an uproar, and
MRS. ANDREWS:
Moon blue satin caught up at the hip.
MRS. TAYLOR:
And says to her, you did, and she says to
me, she says, yes, did; and then says to
her, o, you did, did you, and she says to ME,
she says =.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

many years and cost us millions OF lives and
untold treasure
MRS. LEWIS Ito Mrs Connor):
and you didn't hear anything about 1t!
That's funny.
MRS. CONNOR:
. Not word.
MRS. LEWIS (loaVering 1oiceJ:
Well, it seems that whenever he went out or
town she would meet this other fellow, and
they would be seen going around together, but
he never heard about it, of course; but one
day he came back to town unexpected and went
into the Blue Mill Garden and there they were,
dancing together
MRS. FIELD:
She's Hungarian, but she's awfully good to
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the children. Not mushy, you know, but she
makes them step around
MRS. POTTER: &
I've heard the Hungarians are good cooks. Nj
MRS. CONNOR:. ~
Dancing together? ~
MRS. LEWIS:
Yes but he couldn't do anything about it. you
see, for he had come in with another girl him
self, and then the funniest thing happened.
MRS. COMMON (efeted, and, therefore, tnst a
Ieetlc too Iond):.
:, = Use, what was it? =
MRS, LANGWORTHY Clearing throat omi-
nonSly):
Now, the first step room gradually qneis
doavn) the first step l propose is that the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
Corpus Christi Infant Dies.

Corpus Christi, Tex, March a.
Robert Terrell. 2-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Terrell, died Monday
night. The child had suffered with
slight cold for several days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23

shall be. With sentiments OF sincere
respect, / bid you farewell.
your affectionate son.
&c. A. GIDDINGS."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
Watch your
pimples vanish
Why? Pimple-Poison goes when Red.
Blood. Cells increase S. S. s.
builds these Red. Blood. Cellsl

You can be sure Of this, nature
has no substitute for red-blood-celle.
Pimple.poison can't live in the red
rivers Of your blood as long as there
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
SCENE /.

SCENE l.
The Potter living room which the furniture has been
moved around bit sufficient chairs placed to seat
the literary minded who have come listen if necessary
congenal friends have gravitated together quite nat
uraly, that such conversation as is required may be
comparatively littlc
MRS LANGWORTHY clearing throat and hft-
ing huge shcaf OF paper auth considerable e.
fort:
can say at the beginning, ladies, that this
peace plan / am about to read to you repre-
sents the work and thought of more than
nlontll-yes, more than month OF solid read
ing and thinking, except of course (smilinglyl
for those numerous Interruptions which are
necessary when one has house and children
ito keep after all the time-and servants-we
you know what they are these days; some
times it seems to ME III 60 stark, raving mad
VOICES (symPathctiedly:
Yes, that's right.
s ey passes over prd SE ahs and poceds with
her plan to racfy the nations and bring peace 10 em0a'u
MRS. IANGWORTHY (yeading):
"As we all know, peace has been the desire
of man from the beginning. But from the day
when the Angel said Let there be peace to
all men of good will until the present day
people have cried, Peace, peace, but there is
no peacep Let us see why this is So"
Pause.
MRS. FIELD:
Isn't it the truth?
MRS. POTTER:
What lovely piece of lace! Venetian, isn't IT.
MRS. FIELD: .,
Yes; you know we got it in little shop off
St. Marks last summer. You know where
they feed the pigeons. .@,
MRS. POTTER:
o, yes, remember. They fly right up in
your hand
MRS. LANGWORTHY:
.. and it is because the nations nave no way
of getting together and settling their argu-
n1ents-that issthe reason they are lighting all
the time as witness this last terrible and dis
graceful affair, which lasted don't know how
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"What loUely piece of laes."
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
THE P0TTERS
PROLOGUE.

The Homewood Womens Literary club is holding one Of
irregular meetings the home of Mrs Potter the faith
full secretary this promises to be important meet
ing for Mrs. Louis Langworthy the worthy president has
promised to read her contribution to the plan
test which, to her utter amazemen rejected in favor
OF papably inferior plan but, then, those contests
all alike you knowayoritism and all that sort OF
thing I. you know!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-03-23
j. f. ~McEVOy

awakening by all the nations Of the earth, up
holding one for all and all for one world
made safe for democracy, United States of
Nations, for the people, of the people, and by
the people, now and forever, one and inscp-
arabic, consummation most devoutly to be
wished, as Shakespeare says, and certainty I
result which, l am sure, we will all be only