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Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
Look for these 5 things when you consider an oil-burncr

I. Simplicity of mechaaism - Klecn- Fleet has fewer parts than any other automatic oii-burner on the market. Nothing complicated to go wrong and cause annoyance. lt is entirely automatic
 ,. Proved performance = kleen.Heet Is not theoretical type of oil-hurner. kleen. Heet has proved it's perform anee with thousands of users, under all conditions of use and weather. }. Installation and ser.ice We arc equipped to render the looao service we guarantee our users at all times. Service 24 hours a day during the heating season.
 !. The righf burner for yoH = kis'cn- Fleet builds the widest range of burn CTS on the market. Thus we have the exact type tor your requirements. You do not get the "nearest thing we've got" You get the exact in- stallation needed.
 5. The eomhany behind it-The conn pany behind kleen-Heet is one of the oldest in the cil.hurner industry. Solid. dcp.ndable, experienced, strongly financed.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

HEaTFIIIIs
 With Kleen-
 Hecs, you simply light burner at starr of the heating season. hen sef the therno- stat al exact degree of raoin-tenperatipe desired. That exact degree of heat will be deli,efed day and night without fur fher thought or attention on your part. No mere eeld rooms at night.
 An oil wagon will draw up to your door. discharge its load in few minutes. and be gone. Minia the dirt and dust oi coal. ni- nus the expense Of man to put if in And this fuel oil is al,eays atailahle cverywhercl
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

Over foeoo Keen Fleet installations in today. throughout America.
 Kecn.Icet has 10 exclusive found on other olI.hurners And kcen-Ice imllaasslly gi,aiantced
 So da not make the great mistake of purchasing oi burner which has sel be pfotrd
 Right now Is she best time of this whole year give in tcllpent consideration kleen-teet.
 The coupon will bring outline ot new payment plan prices of unt you'll need, ete Plain stfagh forward tacts. Get them. They're sainssbic!
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

THE following facts give you
 neuideas aboutwhat oil burn ing can do and save tor you. They offer you a new conception ot home comfort and cleanliness. These 4 questions ans,eered Is oil heat praetieal-prosvi! Is it dependable, Can 1 rely upon it as l would upon coal heat Can get oil for fuel as easily as can get eoall Consider these facts:
 Practically all new ocean vessels, and those built during the past , years, are oil-buningl This Is also true of railroads. important in- dustriai plants. factories, public buildings.
 Coal as a heating fuel Is being supplanted everywhere by oil.
 In your own neighhorhood there are homes where kleen-Heet Is providing a new measure of heating comfort and satisfaction. We will gladly provide you with names so that you can secure hsst-hand opinions.
 Itfs impossible now to consider that eil=bufnine. as perfected in klcen.lieet, is an experiment.
 IL is reliable, simple
 Coal is aatiquated, difty, expen- sivc in labor. And there Is now no reason to put up with it through
 another heating
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

.qot's clean house. Weed opt the ruhbish and filter that ore cieesiiss guaaism and making much ef tae err. ticism ve receive justified
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
THE CHURCH CORNER

EDITORS NOTE.-The Editor of The Patriot has been asked maay times why he did not include. every week, as an added feature of The Patriot, "The Church Corner" or something of that character. Arrange ments have been made for such a feature. written especially for The Patriot, and the first of the series is given herewith.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

The Rothsehilas family of Vienna, international bankers, were taxed sFz 900 fer the fcTsy seven servants kept.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
THE CITY VIE LIVE IN
PARTICLE THREE)

More Power For the Board of HeaIth.-How the Pres ent Useless Board Could Funcon-The Present Responsi- blity or the Health oAicer.-A District Officer
 By PUTNAM JUNIOR
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
A type and price
 for euers home

A kleen- Fleet unit may be rur- chased precisely adapted to your particular heating demands. We offer a wider range of units than any other oil.burner company. Ne offer the exact model required for sonf home.
 Prices include all installation and equipment everything, ready Co rufn on al the first cold snap and run for the rest of the winter.
 Wewant 10 send you fulldctails. Gnard against this mistake
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22

Mail Coubon Today Moss Electrical Co.,. Putns.. tChseA onsl l. 2 Please send free book oil heating u s Without obligation send your engineer examine - my present heating plant 1 Cheek you have hot furnace . he, water or steam vapor plant .
 . Sire of house floors ..-.r rooms .------ . Name X Address .....ss..--a.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
-qvhat tt cOStS-avhat tt does

10000 installations of this simple unit that tor itself out of savings plan by which obanab
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
The cost

 Cost of fuel Is equivalent tc that of heating with coal. In many cases less. And that's the ushols eostl You save the expense of a furnace man"-SiS to SIS month average-~or your own time at equal valuation.
 You save ash-hauiing. You save constant cleaning and rcdeeorat. ing. For oil is clean. No dirt, soot. ashes. dust.
 These savings arc considerable, and in time kieen-Heet will rrac- tieally pay for itself.
Putnam patriot., 1924-08-22
IL is reliable, simple

Coal k aatiquated, dirty. eNpen- sivc in labor. And there Is now no reason to put up with it through
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

|idecembfa 1921 .eislos 1913 premenila
sv1ada Dunajsky doprayny drad Y
!" Riaditel'stvo cs.. statnej plavby
dunajjskejj ssarotna plavba pre-
vadza sa cd 1. januara 1872 ma d
|cets cs. sakcidyejv spolenosti dulAS
skej,, zslozenej zakonom cfslo 1SS-
1922. ale z fornalnych pricin do
sial' neustanovenej Dozorom mad
|p1avbu poverila ministerska rada
zvlastny sbor,, slozeny 20 zastupcov
vlady a zakladatel 'skych pei1aS-
nych podnikov.
Okrem toho, vyprsala koncom
|februara 1922 najomna smluya $
rak1skou spolocnost' 'ou DDSG.
take sa mas podnik stal iplne ne
Iodvislym pokracuje samostatne Y
Esvojej d 'alsej cinnosti; sriad 'uje
-zastupitel 'stya yo Viedni, v Rene,
" Budapesti, ' Belehrade, ' sofii
a v: Bukuresti.
Behom roku 1922 obdrSala
| ICeskoslovenska republika ma "a
klade rozhodnutia americkeho ar
lbitras Walkera Hilnesa z dunajske-
Tho parku 2 parniky pre- osobn1 do
pravu, kazdy. pre- 100. osob, remor-
Ikerov V sile 350-12OO HIP . 116
lvlecnych clnov nakladnej no.
snosti asi 20, 600 ] tln. NajvScssiia
cast. tohoto lod 'neho 2parku bola
mann sodovzdana az 'ku koncu roka
1922, takze nepris1a .v2tomto p1s-
lvebnom obdobi vel mi k platnosti.
Obrat tovaru r. 1922 dosiahoI vys,
Ky 81, 7,2s9 q. Po stranke.f financnej
IbolE Erok 1929 Pre- vsetky playebns
podniky ma. Dunaji /. dobou eitel,-
nych ztrat Priciny tohoto sd ma
me, preto.je ME treba aby snle "a
lth . mich a 'alej sirili. 1f6zenie po-
nad,to prejst snad uz ! pretc, u
ako rok 1923 ukszdje pre-.
[krucila hospodarska sdopravna kri.
ia svoj .vrchol. rs. DJ
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

varn malas byt' prevadzana v tom
smysle, ze zmienene tri staty, dnes
ma Mala fohoda, maly 81 navza JONI
oddavat' nalozene eIny ma hrani-
ciach pasma a postarat 'ssa navza-
JON 0 ich d 'alsiu dopravu. Myslien
.ka ME nova, teoriticky snad' do
bra, ale ako sa pozdejsie ukaza-
10 neprevediteina.
Pretoze Ceskosloyenska republi.
ka nemala lodi a ich pridel ma "a.
klade mierovych smlnv v tom
OIL 'ade dost nejasnych - Dol pre-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

SINE vyslat . Bratislavy pod .vfsj-'
.kou tsR prve parniky a elny D :
nakladom eukru, hospotlarskyth
strojov. a. ineho tovaru ma strvdny
a doln5 Dunaj. ksde vratify sa
domoy abez zylastsxsh sprekazost
poeiatkom januara 1920 ia pri-
niesly prvtispomoc, ,zvlast mdku,
obilie tabak,
PonevaG plavebne spolosnosti
porazenych statuv 2, obavy pre,l
d 'alsou ztrato,1 lod lfho majetku
v Mad 'arsku vtedy zuril bol'
sevizmps prieyoz na Dunaji ne
prevadzaly a. y Juhoslavii a v Ru-
munsku snad rovnakych pri.
Elm k tomu do tel dolby tiez ne
doslo, boil sme to nay, najmladsi
tlunajsky stat, ktors po pat 'rocnej
vojne vratil Dunaj ebchodu.
Poeas plavebneho obdobia 1915
1920 sprostredkovaI Dunajsky do
prayny trad vyvoz a dovoz $685.
AIS q sroznehos stdvara. Penazny
obrat dosishol. "a td dobu vysky
Kcs 125,6s2 $500 pouzity liver
Kccs 5000, 600 bel sblateny ostat-
ny zisk per RES 5000, coo Dol "a
sdhlasu vlady ciastocne pouzitysk k
stavbe 4 1ovych sroubovyrh par
nfkov: 81 Deyfn Yah =" Mira
|"Hron Y, kazdJ. D. $50 HIP a ma
skladnej nosnostl 800 tdn.. v DIAL
som plavebnom oBd6hf fod 1. marca
1921 da koAea februara 1922 mu-
sell sme s,z AT AIT S ostatnymi
p1avtbnymi spoloehost ami, oprcti
nam aafeko silnejsinii, ze zelez..
nicna doprarai 50 pomaly zotavs-
vala a trala Dunai IL doprsvny sub
strdt TN jnssyyle lehy zvlast soseb-
ne pozitky stiipalx;; pokles 4 do
prayny eh ssdzieb, rome snavisac-
ne, celne pphraniene 4prekazky
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

I \ IN Y - ist trvsiliA.
1olo narua On.
y Bratislave diia 4. marca.

N Bratislave, dna 5. marca.
70 prevrate oSak&yal mas lnlady
Ss&t eelJ rad 6kolot, sktor6 i1eboly
\ nijako snadnym oritskum pre- mo
vusriadsny statny dtvar bolo trs-
81 budovat taknrer vsetku cd po-
cistka xldsat oprsvevat., zlep-
soyat'. s.
Jednym tychto nkolov, ma
skrze ME najmensfm, bolo usku-
tocnenie eeskosloyenskej doprayy
ma Dunaji. GeskosIoYenska repn-
blika stala 50 skoro pe prevrate
dunajskym Station q domohla 50
TAX maleho okienka do sveta. "a
stall SINE ma Dunaji, mocnom We
letoku, ktory spojuje europsky sa-
pad 5 vychedom q tejte vymoze-
nosti bolo treba rychle vynsit'.
Mech NAM je odpustene, jestlize
dnes po pat 'roenej praci vrpo1ai-
name trebars len letmo--ako TO
na DBnaii vyzcrale, ked' sme do
Bratislavys prisli ak1 chatrnti 4
tvrdd kolfska nlala TIA nasa $ Da-
najplavba''.
Pocas v6jny Dol vsetok lod ny
park plavebnyct spolosnosti y ne.
meckvch, rakuskych a v mad ar
skych sluzbach vojenskeho veienia
Dol vel'kej casti zamestnany
ma strednom a dolnom toku Du-
naja. Pyi nahlom prevrate me-
paohly "a lode richie vratit do do
macieh plfs,arov a zostaly drza-
ye st&tu s. H. s. d tRumunska, kto-
re povazujic zadrzane lodi ga svo-
ia valesnd korist' - oioprely ich
tydanie byvalym MATTEL ON.
Isfoh na vtedajsi desoIatny
ssRv zeleznfc vsetkych statos
ostal Dunaj jedinou dopravnou ce-
stou pre- strednfi Europu. Jei
uvol 'nvnie pre- obchodne potreby
stalo "a naliehavou, ba snad Ii
vntnnn otazkou pre- vsetky dunaj
ske staty. Mad Dunajom vIadh po
prevrate medzispcjepska komisia
dunajslk adgnirslsza sTroubrid-
aom 1a eeie, ktera epierajar "a 0
cIanok 800, snnhivy aint-germain-
skej rozdella veletok ma tri OBJ
chodne pasma, z ktorych horn6
east po prtide az do Baje pridele
ma bsla Is. republike, kdezto sired
ny dolny tek boy Pridelene Ju-
hoslavii Rumunsku. Doprava to-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11

mas dies incertus quando, vydal
admiral Troubridge po dohode SO
zastapcami Ceskoslovenskej re-
|publiky Belehrade 1S. februara
1919 "Ordre de requisition t. ".
rekyisicnyy patent, ktorvm Ssa ma
riad'uje spoloenoSi mad 'arskej
MFTR a rakdskej DDSG, ably daily
. lod 'neho parku, ktory ostaI po
|prevrate v ich drzanf, Ceskoslo-
venskej fepublike Is remorkeroy
a AGO nakladnych c1nov k docasne-
mu bezplatnemu pouzivaniu. Spo
liehainc na toto nariadenie. vlada
CSR sriadila V Bratislave Dunaj-
sky dopravny irad pozvala na
den 5. marca 1919 zastupcov zmie-
nenych dvoch spolocnosti do Brati-
slavy k porade praktickom pre-
vedenf rekyizicneho patentu. Ia
stupcovia pravoplatnost. patentu
neuznaii admiral Troubridge ne
NAL a pravdepodobne ami nehf'a-
dal donucovacich prostriedkov.
Mali SINE teda pridelene pasmo
Dunaja, mali SINE, Dunajsky do
pravnv nrad, ostai. SINE vsak bez
lodi bez skladist', bez pristav-
nych prekladnych pomocok, ne.
bolo penazf, chybel nam Sko1eny
personal lod ny administrativny,
ba boil SINE dbkonca bez najnut-
nejsich obytnych koncelarskych
miestnosti. Celia tato rekyizicDa
akcia vel'ktm gestom zahajens,
slavnostne vyhlasefik, ukazala se
byt' bludnou fantasiou, ncptknoa
v lobe, ked mise zelRe vojnou Wy.
cerpsne, trpcly nedostatkom po-
zivatfn, benzfnu petrolejs pre-
nutne potreby nasho zemedeistya
Q priemyslu. NeOstavalo mic inc.
ho, ako ponechat' rekvixien5y pa
tent syojmu osudu a nastdpit ce-
stu schodnej jsiu, cestu praktickej
tlohody so spoloenost 'ou raklskou
DlSG, ktora nemajlc ytedy moz-
hosti X 'prev6dzaniu vlastnej do
pravy ma Dumas, dala imam o
chstne do n4jmu 5 remonkerov .
A nakladnych clnoy.
Gas utekal, nihdzs rastla 4 ma
liehala M rycha pSmor. Zarukou
it6tu sfskali SINE d bankoyych
podnikov liver 70 vysske asi Kos
E9Oo0O CO. okieansi ssne gasoby
uhlia 4 ebstsrai inc doprayns ,pe.
|treby. TO ovSem sle ) pemoeou i
nssss dnos1 oelstou t,aaajt tej sfilial.
nv AyaSstsnske keii bs1k hlsd 10 u
|ftshle. MI MI syiiksy dosrs.. ].
pnbl zaarzal naSe ,riprsv vxstak,
lze ~ koqcom tobrs 1a19 nohll
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-04-11
Priatelu moi,
to e Wavlla.
tie nalepSie cigarette,
axe ksdy holy yyrabaae r

Lssorrr & MYERS TOBACCO ca
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04
KONFERENCE MALE
DOHODY.

Belehrad, 3. ledna. We
zdejsich informovanych kru-
zich panuje nahled, re. Mala
dohoda sejde Sc 8. ledna v Be
lehrad6, ably projednala stredo
evropske a balkanske profile
my. Usp6ch, jeho docileno $
uherskou pIjckou a financni
kontrolou, jest dGkazem pevne
solidarity mezi Ceskosloven-
skem, Jugoslavii a Rumun-
skem. Ma konferenci 'bude je-
dnano jistych hospodarskych
otazkach. jez Sc dotykaii Ce-
skoslovenska a Jugoslavie, ia.
tkoz ] vzajemnych vztazich me.
III Jugoslavii a Rumunskem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04
kIDlTELNE vZDUcHOLODI
Sc NEOSvEDcUJl.

New York, 8. ledna. - "a
huiba amcricke Shenandoah a
vsech ostatnich fiditelnych
vzducholodi jest nevyhnutel-
nou drive Ii pozdtji, jest pre-
'svsdcenim gen. 6. L. Dumon-
ia, vojensk6ho pfidelence pfi
francouzskem vyslanectvi We
Washingtone. "My jsme NELL
|svoji DiNmude zrovna jako A
merika mela svoji Rcmu a .jako
NSmecko melo nekolik Zeppe-
linovvch katastrof "a valky." I"
pravil Dumont, kdyz pfijel
dnes z Francie ma parniku Ro-
chambeau. ssSmrt techto 50
statecnych muHI dala Francii
|trpkou, drahou lekci a ostatni
| |svet mel by si 2 toho witt ma
ncemi. Mym pfesvadcenfm .je,
ze nikdy nebude zbudovana Fl.
ditelna vzducholod', kterou by
nestihl tentyz osud."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

slovi .vOlice v Akron. Mluv.ti
bude ma skorem tytez namely
jako mluvil ycera Johnson %
vSem z jineho politickehO- sta-
noviska. Zprava dosla Wa
shingtonu Cd Underwocda 70
zprave, re MacAdoo ml,v ii
bude pc 90. lednu hotelu C'e-
veland piilez tosti Zenskc
Skoly Demokraticke.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04
PkEDVOLEBNf KAMPAN
DEMOkRATICKA.

Alabamsky spolkovy senator
Oscar w. Underwood sok de-
mckraticke presidentske nomi-
mace w. G. MacAdoo-a vcera
oznamil, ze prijede dne %. le-
dna do Clevelandu, kde hodla
zahajiti svoji stredozapadns
kampan. Bude mluviti V OBJ
chodni komore den ma to Q,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

dohody nemdze byti prozatim-
Otazka vstupu Recka do Male
ne, projednavana, pon6vadz by
tim zm6nena byla celia base
Male dohody. Ocekava Sc
|ysak, ze ma konferenci jedn;rno
bude take 0 otazce vztahI ku
sov6tskemu Rusku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04
IREcKo NEzADA NlAvR Z
cENl NAHRKDY. IS

Londyn, 3. ledna. - Pfes VI
ze Recku nebyla dokazana IA
|dna vina ma povrazd9ns ital-
skvch clend albansk -fecatf
rozhranicovacf kornise, Y diplo
matickych kruzich Jest ~pffb Bad
ten rovazovan "a vyfzcny .
Recko nebude pozadovati vra.
|ceni na'hrady, jiz nrusilo zapla-
lit Italii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04
Tihle pani profesofi!

Roztrzity jako vzdy, pan
professor Komarek gratuloval
pfiteli, ktery Sc nedavno Ole
nil. Hodlaje mu napsati. -
"Mncho stesti k Vasemu SHAT
ku preje Vam", napsal pan
professor: "Mnoho snatki k
|Vassssnui stest, pieje vam !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-04

Dne s. ledna 1924 seidou
- vSichnf staff mladi bra
hi ! sestry cespesaci ku W.
rotni slaynosti na:eho Vel
lkof6du Y Ceske Sini Sokol
|na Clark Ave. ku bratrsks
veselici. Vstupne lOc. Ia
|t6tek ve 3 hodiny odpole-
dine.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-05-14
Reflections Of a Bachelor Girl
Blu HELEN ROWLAND

Alas. what can poor wife do? If
she let's a man cling TO all his little bad
habits. he is apt to lose his chances in
the future life. and If she makes him
give them up, he is sure to lose all his
interest In THIS onel
A woman's heart is "one man" af-
fair; but no man was ever SO COM
pletely absorbed in one woman as to
deaden his subconscious interest in
the possible next woman"
Marriage is the only condition that
affords woman the pleasure of CON-
pany and the delightful sensation of
solitude, at the same time.
Dancing pumps leave very few foot
prints on the sands of time.
Copyright. by Helen Rowland)
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-05-14
A BIT OF BOTH
By DOUGLAS MALlOCH

0VOU'LL rise and fall" my mother
said,
"Have happiness and woes;
No man has known just luck alone.
Whatever folks suppose.
You'll smile and sigh, and laugh and
cry.
Whatever height you reach.
Have loss and gain, have Joy and pain.
A little bit of each.
you'll fall and rise" my mother
said;
That makes 1t worth the while.
For ev'ry loss and ev'ry cross
know you'll know a smile.
Don't think to find the world so kind
When you have got your growth;
You'll find the earth is sadness, mirth.
little bit of both.
"But, rise or fall" my mother said.
You'll never fall so far
If you are wise and realize
Like all the rest you are.
You'll take the joy and pain, my boy,
And both will serve to teach
That life all through will bring the
two,
A little bit of each.
"Then, fall or rise" my mother said,
you'll never grow so proud
But you'll recall that, after all,
You're part of all the crowd.
If work and play make up the day
You'll labor never 10th,
A little glad you always had
A little bit of both"
20 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-05-14
BUSHY,S SURPRISE

DUSTY SQUIRREL had. all his
- storehouses full. He was not
lazy, even If he was too fond of mis-
chief After his work was done Bushy
began to look about, peeking into the
pantries of all his neighbors.
Grandpa Squirrel lived all alone. so
of course he had to look out for his
stores and take care of his home all
himself, and such a neat and tidy place
as it was quite provoked Bushy when
he peeked In through the shutters
and saw everything in apple-pie order.
Bushy's eyes began to twinkle. I'll
have some fun" he said to himself.
Il will turn everything In Grandpa's
house topsy-turvy and | will hide all
his nuts and put stones in place of
them"
So the bad fellow went to work. He
upset everything in Grandpa's sitting
room first, and then he began on the
pantry. But of course he could not
carry away all the nuts in one day,
so he didn't begin with those in plain
sight. He dug n hole under the pan
try and took the nuts that were stored
the deepest.
Day after day he worked. and by
and by he had carried off all of Grand
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1924-05-14
"Whafs in aName?"
FACTS about Your name; it's history;
meaning; whence it Was derived; signif-
canoe; your lucky day and lucky jewel

brightens summer meadows. But, as
certain Marguerite, famed in his
tory, was assigned the little blossom
as her special flower, it, in turn, was
called q marguerite.
Daisy pleased the Anglo-Saxon ear.
since Marguerite is Enthusiastically
French and Margaret, the proper Eng
fish form. carries a subtle hint of dig
nifty and reserve. 1t is easy, there
fore, TO understand its vogue in this
country, which is given to contractions
and dininutives. Indeed, Henry
James much discussed novel, DAISY
Miller" very nearly succeeded in max
ing Daisy the generic term for Amer
lean girls.
The pearl is Daisy's talismanic stone
Its close association with the moon
Dante calls the mon LA gran Mar
gherita promises her gentleness,
purity and beauty. Monday is her
lucky day and her lucky number.
t0 by Wheeler syndicate Inc)
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SPRINGTINIE

THE richness and profusion of the
- verdure of the great outdoors, the
waving. fields Of colorful wild flowers.
the streams that have shaken of their
frosty letters, the lacy white clouds
and the soft blue sky call to you to
indulge in springtime saunterings.
The most ancient wisdom sings Of
life-giving air and golden sunshine. tine
healing balms for a THOUSAND Ills of
harried minds, ragged nRrves and poi
soned bodies.
Who shall say that those men and
women who take frequent saunterings
In the open, are not better citizens and
better equipped to solve life's preplex-
ing problems than those who do not?
Who shall dispute that they are not
happier, clearer thinkers, greater orig
hators than those languid souls who
find little journeys afoot too dull and
wearisome for their pleasure?
What gre more beguiling to lovers
of nature than the winding wayside
paths aud the silent aisles in the soil
tary woods?
The better artists, better editors,
better merchants, better men and
women in all classes of existence are
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way he had treated Grandpa Squirrel.
And he was glad enough to go, for 1t
was cold and he knew that it would
be long. cold night for little SPUR
rel without home.
When GrSndpa Squirrel opened his
door a nice bright fire was burning in
the fireplace and everything was in
apple-pie order. But II looked very
different to Bushy now and he was
glad TO sit down In a nice big chair
in Grandpa's tidy room.
Grandpa hurried about, making a
nice nut soup. And as Bushy watched
him he began TO feel uncomfortable.
what if Grandpa found the nuts
were gone and he had only stones in
his storeroom." he thought.
II wasn't nearly the fun Bushy had
expected it to be when he started out
that day. and if Grandpa did not have
any nuts he would have to go without
his supper as well as Grandpa
Bushy Squirrel felt and looked very
much ashamed, but Grandpa laughed
and said. II know just how you feel,
my son. l was young once myself.
and have not forgotten that thought
1t was fun to eat old Miss Squirrels
nuts"
Bushy stayed with Grandpa and he
would not let Grandpa do any work.
He got up early mornings, made the
fire and got the breakfast, and did all
he could to make up for the pranks he
had played on him and TO repay him
for his kindness in giving him a home.
And no more pranks did he play, for
Bushy learned that many times what
he thought fun was really plain un-
kindness.
"a nv McClurs New.naner Syndicate,