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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18
Premiums Awarded
At TOpsham Fair

Topsham. Oct. l7~-Premiums were
awarded at Topshnm fair yesterday
as follows:
go Flowers
sIsest collection Of ANIMALS displa yeti
in phials. Mrs. W. S. Noyes, LIST. Hest
c@alcction of everlasting flowers, Mrs.
w. =. Noyes. LIST. Best collection OF
ornamental CRUISES. Mrs. w. s.
Noycs, LIST. Astcrs. Mrs. George Fow-
Ter. brunswick. list; Mrs. w. s.
Moves Topsham, 2 nd. Balsams.
Mrs. George Fowler. Brunswicls. LIST.
Helinnthus. Mrs. w. s. Noycs. Tops
ham. lst, Nnsturtiums. Mrs. W. =.
Noycs, ist: Mrs. {. s. Hatch. Bow
dominant. End. i'ansy, r. r.. Daggett.
Tnpsha,hs LIST; Mrs. ". s. Noyes,
Topshdm, md Petunins. Mrs. Maria
Graves. Topsham. list: Mrs. W. s.
N0ycs end. Phlox. Mrs. W. =. Noyes.
Topsham. LIST: Mrs. Maria Graves,
T"psham. End. Stocks. Mrs. w. s.
Moves. Topsham. 1st: Mrs. George
Fowler. brunswick. End. Verbenas.
Mrs. George Fowler. brunswick, list.
Iinnias. Mrs. W. Noyes. Topsham.
1st; Mrs. Geo. Fowler. Topshatn.
md Best exhibition show and fancy
ib'phIias. Mrs, ". s. Moves. Tops
ham. list; Mrs. Maria Graves. End.
RN"N t>"i'''N' YIN VII DtViius,
Mrs. George Fowler. ist: Mrs. ". s.
No,es, -hu, h's, cNhio.ion taetus
~"u ue.u,atiNe bahi'as' MIS-. ". =.
Sps,s. Aops"an,. !s.' Mrs. ueorge
,VwNI "u, neat eNnrpuIoh Single
ualu"s. r. .asse... lopsh'u',. ist,
US ,ess'e ,'u ,,., S.nau io,n''
,n". nes. SNni"'''en G'a,o'us. Mrs
,' .'ea' ",n. sha III Lo,nt ast'
, "'S. W. Noyes' aRsn.Xp: -ny
es Sp.'''e" PWa '~.n o "cuu'e
'e."".'ns, Mas. ". .. NysesA Tops
~ ~,vcs ist E,nwer ns~onia Mrs
~ Novcs rnnshnrr lat Eo,ia 90
Eexonin AR. u s. Sove. Tnns-
ham is; Coleus Mrs ~ s. Noys.
1,rnshnm. ,st pna t,arnntions Mrs
". g Moves Tonsham ist E,,srhis
Mrs. ". s. Moves. Topshau,. lat, He
,iotrope Mrs IL. $. Moves. Topsham IA.
list. Mrs. t;eorre Fowler. End sal
sin, Mrs. ". =. Moves. Tonsham. 1st.
Hest collection ot cut flowers. Mrs.
". s, Moves, Tonsham. lst: Mrs.
George Fowler. brunswick end. Best
basket cut flowers. Mrs. Velgorn
ptskel, Topsham. ist; Mrs. ". e.
Moves. Topshan,. end. Best display
ot po,tcd plants. not less than six
varieties. Mrs, ", s. Moves. Tops
ham. lst ..,,
Honey Ell. - -
Res, so,,n,e of cor,b honsr I'm ..c-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18
JEFFERSON

Quite a number from this place
attended Topsham Fair Thursday.
Mrs. w. +. Averill and daughter.
Mildred We're calling on Mrs. Britinna
Colby last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Hoffses are
planning to pass the week end in
Augusta.
Senator Bond. who has been sick.
Is able to he out again.
The Beach Farm tea room has
closed for the season.
Mrs. Addie Peaslee, Mrs. Harold
Levenseller also Mrs. Eden Jones and
son. Morris, were in Waldoboro on
business Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18

u1AsE oR IEAuS1 6
70 N Persons 01SssssSel y Miner -
tie initiates 1se3l1afsee 0nusA1s Z
/ Eat Z Probate Court held at Augusta,
IN and for the County Of K:nnsAse: o.
our Lord one thouaend nine hundred
tsrs havins been presented Tor ths &C.
ION tnsrsupsn hsrs,nsissF Indicated.
That notice thereof be given to all
parsons interested, by causing . copy
Rf this order to be published three
keeks successivsly ~ The Daily Ken.
=. SSa.n1 ia az ss
may appear At . PROBATE ceu5t - be
held e said Aug6ste on .ths t.snty.
seventh day. Of October. A. D. 1874. ct
ten o'clock in the FORENOON. and be
Tvssta I. MatehAll, late Of China, de-
csased. WiiI and petition for probate
thereof and Tor appointmant ~ sxecu-
TOR presented BY Wills w. Washbnrn,
susis zssSSi. late Of Benton. de-
ceased. Win snd petition for probate,
thereof ana Tor appointusens Of e1ecu.
ir sr,s without sonc Escssn,sd sy Mabel
George 4 wooAsuxa, late OF Vassai-
boro. deceassdL VIII and petition, for
gggnate thereof and Tor appointment Of
Wn!is 3: crosby Of Vassaiboro 40 ad-
ssHst0ta AspIV van WI 1HUS4Co NV
scented by Willis n. Crosby.
'0Asan y. D11etett, late Of Augusta,
diseased. Final account presentSd for
allowance by Lewis A. Burieish. Jr..
G3scutor.
Sarah Lloyd, late of Winthrop. de-
rsasedf FirSt account presented for
allowance presented by Mabel v. An
dcrson, exccutrtx.
Oanisl J. 1eAYsto1, minor. Of Mon.
mouth. Final account presented for
allowance by Lila NJ. MarstoB. guar.
dian. 1895.
oJuia u. gkiliinss. iate Of Oakland.
thfeascd. First aud final account
IIcsented for allowance by EustAce 81.
StiItinEs. administrator.
ChArle0 =. 8oWto, late OF Sidney.
deccased. Petition for Distribute
presented by LizSie A. Howes. exscu-
trix.
xsrt =. Murray. ward. Of Windsor.
Petition for license to Sell real estate
~ snfd ward Situated In Windsor pre-
Witness. HAROLD L.. Cook. Judge
~, said Court at Augusta, this tenth
day Of October in the year Of our Lord
me thousand nine hundred and
II. w. LEIGHTON. Register.
tSettI sat ct ID,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18

"Oh yes I can; he thinks ] mar,
rled him just to spite Nigel. one
time years ago when Nigel and i
had quarreled. ] adore him, but he
doesn't realize that. And he told
me this morning that he's going TO
clear out now. go Off 10 Africa or
India or somewhere, and leave me 10
divorce him and marry Nigel"
Put can't you tell him the
TRUTH"
I've tried to and he doesn't be;
lieve me. He won't let mo tell him
He says he knows ] don't cnre ior
him and never have" Y
But thought he wanted to STAY
here and work the ranch"
We'll, he-he's changed his mind.
II you leave now. you'll be making
It very hard for me-" n
I'm sorry" Mary answered slowly !,
But II seems to me thot you've gola
into rather messy tanglc fofs
which I'm not in any way respon-
sible. after all" y
After all. you made a marriage
OF convenience yourself. and then
cheated. didn't you? This wife y
name only play Of yours makes ma
tired! You're taken everything
Nigel had to offer and then refused
to be even decent companion to
him." N-
He refused to let me be one = =
exclaimed Mary angrily. Il told HIM
I'd been wrong and offered to be-.
gin all over again. and he wouldn't
let me. suppose--why. he mpsI
have done that because he was IN
love with YOU" ..s>ys,
yes. he was" answered Wilma'ss
sobbing into her handkerchief. which &
she <had Just scented with Maryas'
most delicate perfume. ,siea
IA
Tomorrow-A Cruel Farewell 81
whAefHS QsSssdfrnfn 1nr -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18
The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet
u :, VIOLET DARE, !
A,n,op cr Hs LaE-T1e Tiff" Ia,
By VIOLET DApE
Price so Cents
AUTHOR OF lie IaE-1sme JOtft. love- or 7dme7' etc

marked with signs OF recent tears,
/ "He thinks everything in the
world Of you, but doesn't want to
hold you against your will" Wilma
went on. He wants you to 10
happy. See what he's done for you,
how much money he's spent on YOU"
"He has bought me beautiful
clothes. I grant you that, But he
bought them not because wanted
them. but because he did. lie wanted
to have his wife dress so we'll that
people would stare at her and Talk
about her. was just one more
piece OF property that he owned,
that was all"
Wilma shrugged her shoulders
lighted a cigarette and stared out Of
the window. Mary went on with
her packing, carefully tucklng away
the things she had not cared TO
entrust to her maid. She had dis
covered that the woman was a
great gossip and had been talking
about her to the other servants an
unforgivablo crime in Mary's eyes
We'll. OF course you must do M
you think best. but you're making
a mistake" Wilma began again
latter a moment. Il wonder don't
know whether TO toll you this or
not: you and haven't been friends
ever. and I hate TO confide In you,
You wouldn't understand me. Tn
afraid: you're so desperately right.
eous yourself"
She paused an instant. then went
on slowly.
You can't go away and lot Nigel
get a divorce. because n you do, ri
have to marry him And don't
want to. I'm in love with my hus.
band"
But why--you can't leave him-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18
WINDSOR
Birthday Party

COREER-Teacher and pupils OF
Windsor Corner school gave little
party Saturday in honor of Alberta
Nowland's eighth birthday anniver-
Sary. She received as birthday
cards and several pretty gifts. \
very nice birthday cake was present =
confectionery and nahiscos We're In
evidence. A general pleasant time
was enjoyed.
Miss Mae Oher, who is attending
school in Pittsfield. passed the week =
end at her home in town.
Mrs. Goliath OF Vassalboro was n
recent visitor of her daughter, Mrs,
Elmer Dow.
MFR. and Mrs. Maurice York were
business visitors in Augusta Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Reed and
family were Sunday visitors OF rela-
tives in PittsfieId.
Francisco Colburn, F. 3. Colburn.
Raymond and son, r. c. Colburn.
were in Augusta Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Ballantyne is passing
the week with her daughter Mrs.
Elizabeth Ballantyne IN Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jenkins of
Auburn were Sunday guests at A.
II. Wares.
II, p. Hussey has recently had his
house at Windsor Corner painted.
Mrs. Nellie Johnson passed the
weekend in Augusta visiting friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18

Notice Is hereby given that the fol-
owing appointments were made by
the Probate Court within ana for tho
county Of kenhsbec. and said APP
I0iptces dulS atlal ar follows:
Dorothea Cli6ord Of SkOwbeaan,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the estate Of Emily
Traitor, late Or Watervilie, de-
dfased. qualified Sept. 20. 1924
David 4. Robbins OF H1liowell, ex.
-tntor Of the will OF Nellie y. Robbins,
ihe OF Iialiowsll. deceased: qualihsd
Nary rarhsi nay OF wxnslow, adj.
minfstratrlx de- honis non with will
annexed OF the estate OF x1sxis TarbslI
onnin. late OF Henton. deceased: quail
iftad October 1. 1924.
p. p. Elaott Of keadneid, .admiris-
traitor of the estate Of AAnis \. 1llAott,
l9te OF Rcadneid. deceased: qualified
october =, 1924
T: W. Longlsy Of Sidney. guardia n
or Flora CANNON. adult ward, OF Sid
nov: qualified October 7. 1924.
Attest: Il. ". LEIGHTON,
t. Register Of Probate.
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11ODAEB 1o11c8
Notice u hereby given that the fol-
lowtng appotntments we're made ~
the Probate Court within ana for the
Sesa.sss duly sa.i.SsS As fol.oss: ~
1nsf5Ay. 1fa<ae1 Of south Port
toP IL 81 estass II l: Z sa39 sasssn,
is3e of aonmo,th, deceased: qualified
G aasss L l. 1 fsis Of Augusta. admin
istrAtrfx Of the estate Of Ka1nah r.
osa1, late Of augusta. deceased; quail
f'ss oc.obss z; isss ... 80.
issrator OF the estate Of SsSy 3eHS11os,
late OF augusta, deceased: .quaiiped
. -: : 3. = e IS; !. :. AY.g:s. s.:sg-
late on augusta. deceased: qualified
October 12. 1874.
wtlliaM 4. JoAascn Of .watervilie,
exscutor Of the Will Of Ally Q. JeAae
e. ca Ists q AuEsssta deceased; quail.
6AssisS =. small Of Madison. serner-
ssaassss Kisssia. late o. d 1' sno , Z.
somersst County. dsceased: qualified
=. Daissi SNAIL of China, executrix
Of The will OF cyrus 4. Davis. late OF
China. dscsassdi quaiinsd October u.
SkxD1nscx I D1owx Of Read.
hpld. .ayScutor OF the will OF An1s
- p. 0SoV1, late Of ReAdheid, de-
ceased; qualified october -, 1894.
veaseee ". VA 1ora OF Togus. adj
ministrator. with will annexed Of the
estate OF A1ansaz CassaAy, late OF To-
gus; deceased: qualified October 10.
Cyrus 4. xaAA of Readneid. executor
Of the WIN Of Kate =. 1a4a, late Of
ksadnsld. deceased: qualified October
Williams ,. DuAlsy Of smithfield,
Somerset County. conservator OF the
estate OF David =. Ntck48So1 Of Rome !;
qualified october ID, 1894.
W6Sle1 =. xemptpA Of Togus. execu-
tor Of The viii Of Ross =. Morrison,
late Of Augusta. deceased: qualified
October Ia, 1884,
1o6sst 1yron williamson Of Angus
IA. administrator Of the estate of Ida
y. Leighton, late or Augusta, deceased;
qualified october II, 1924
Attest: X. ". LEIGHTON.
..-A Register OF Probate.
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WHO'S WHO AND WHAT'S
HAPPENED.

MARY HAYWARD. famous
beauty. has gone through the form
Of a marriage with
SIR NIGEL CAVENDISH. al
thought she is in love with
BRUCE GILLIAN. Cavendish
knows that she does not love him.
but urges her to remain with him
for six months. promising that he
will. allow her to have the marriage
annulled at the end of that time
and return to Gillian. Gillian goes
to Alaska and Mary and Nigel spend
their honeymoon in Venice, with
WILMA RAYMOND. an old friend
OF Nigers. and her husband. -
i. Neglecting his business interests
In England. Nigel insists on going
with Mary to the Raymond's ranch
in Canada.
Nigel tells Mary that ne has de-
cided to go to Mexico and divorce
her. and that she is free to leave
him at once.
ToDAY'S INsTALMENT
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Monday for Florida. where they win
pass the winter.
Mrs. Z. E. Allen passed the week.
end with her son, Henry, In Water
vile.
Mrs.N r. r. Pierson Is entertain
Ing out of town guests.
MRS. Elsie Giles was a. guest Of
Mrs. z. E. Allen last week.
II. r. KeIIoch company. have re-
ceired several loads OF potatoes from
the country recently.
Ladies Sewing circle meets for an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18
Program of League Of Women Voters

VFo9Tdm OF League OF women voters
The League of Women Voters
have planned their program for the
first part of tho year as follows:
Oct. II. Discussion, Child Labor as
National Problem" affirmative.
Mrs. Amelia Thompson; negative,
Mrs. Mary Folsom: Nov. IA. Maine
water Powers rs presented by
Brewster, Mrs. Edith Pierce. as
Bates; Nov. %, Taxation as Ap-
piled to Rural Communities" Mrs.
L. T. Shorey: Dec. IL. The World
Court Uughes' Plan)." Mrs. Alice
Chenery: Dec. rs, Protection and
Civilization" Mrs. Susie Bragdon;
Jan. 3. "Americanism and Inn
migration" Mrs. Bertha Prescott:
Jan. 23. "Nationalism and Patriot
ISM Mrs. Fannie March; Feb. 4.
"Radicalism in the United States"
Mrs. Ida Cochrane.
Earle Ham of Pennington, of the
Ham, Blake company. is in charge
of their apple canning factory here
and Is rushing the work az fast az
possible. About so hands are en-
ployed and apples are being brought
in every day in large quantities.
SiTs. harriet A1lIItNS Oh Lewiston
Is passing few days with her sis
ter. Mrs. A. G.. Sherman.
Mrs. Helen Pierce Halliday. who
was the guest Of her sister. Mrs. A.
c. Sherman. left Wednesday to visit
her son in Dartmouth college. From
there she goes to Boston for a visit
with her brother. Harry Pierce and
family, before returning to her home
in San Francisco.
Miss Mildred Wright OF Farming
ton, formerly teacher in the Center
intermediate school. was a eek-end
guest of friends here. Miss Wright
Is now teaching at Lisbon Falls.
Mrs. Emily Coffin OF Leeds is pass-
ing some time with her nephew, I.
II. Pettengill. and family.
Mrs. William Sawyer of Auburn is
passing several days with Mr.. and
Mrs Leslie Prescott and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ. Peftfngill are
receiving CONGRATULATIONS on the
birth Of daughter, Oct. 2. Phyllis
May
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the mountain 8
eager to spend
money. Wilm a
had bought law
ishly and un-
wisely. and in
stead Of Great
ing the atmos-
phere to which
Mary had been
accustomed In
I h e beautiful
camps In the
A dir 0 II d n cks
which she had
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-xxxv-UNExPEcTEp INTER.
FERENCE.
TODAY'S INsTALMENT

n kARY went straight to her own
W room when she reached the
cabin. 1t was anonymously
furnished for Q room in a house in
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MONMOUTH

Services at the Congregational
church Sunday morning. oct. 10, at
1920. Preaching by James Howell
OF Bates College. Subject. why
support the Church" Sunday
School -. Christian Endeavor
Society. i. NJ.
At the Methodist church Rev. r.
=. Kimball of Minot will preach
Sunday morning at 1890. Sunday
School at IL m. Young Peoples
meeting at L. M. Evening service
at =. NJ
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TENANTS HARBOR

Mr.. Monroe and family have NOV
ed to Rockland.
Mrs. Elisha Wheeler of Knox was
guest of friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Bickmore left
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all day session at the church parioE'
Tuesday. Oct. 21st., picnic dinneis
William Pratt and family -
move to Clark Island for the wn's3
Rev. and Mrs. r. e. Miller wele NJ
Wileys Corner calling on frle''
Thursday. 80, ..asys
Capt. F. K. Torrey left ThurS'
for New York. ~ ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-18

It has been found that peSss.
can be made into at least !4S aiA
ent foods and useful articles.
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BLACK FOX AND ChINCHILLA RABBIT PHTS
PROFITABLE CROP At SPEECH FARM IN PERKINS
United Black Fox Associations Branch Swan Island Ken
nebee River Harbors Many Wild Animals Besides Money
Gstters-Wiam Speck, General Manager Conducts Farm
on Businesslike Dass
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08
POCHOTE

kych spotrbovaeov ukazuje ze ento produkt e velmi
hadany e zasteny rh pre- vsetek Pochote ktory Spo
ocnost moze mportovat. spoen6 staty spotrebujq no
rocne 10000 Semeno Pochotu dava fajny oej krm
pre- dobytok hnojivo Ked spoocnost bude imporovat
predavat len 1000 ton Pochotu zarob funte len &c.
to znac $4000O00 zku len tom Glen tjeto Spooeno
sti je uz Mexiku ciel' 'om zakdpenia POCHOTE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

Pochote je uzivany hlavne vypchavane matracov,
hlavnic zachrannych pasov e najlepsf vypchavac
material obrovske mnozstvo no mportuje do tjto kra
ny Skoro vsetek Pochote e importovany Javy Azie)
soji % do 80 funt. Teraz zamysl imporo-
vat Pochote Mexka ktoy, da zpravy U. s. Bureau of
Plant Industry je ep ako Javy SpoloGnost' bude no
vstave predava 5000 lacnee nez Pochote Javy este
potom bude moc zarabat pekne peniaze. Odhad vel'-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08
olUDxilafC oillUl ! 10, vRACAJtJCf ga !
,DoCASNEJ NkvSTEvY
v sTAROM KRAJI.
F., u. I. s.

Cndzinec, ktory boil snhlase
so zakonami do Spoienych Sta
tov pripusteny, je novom zako-
ne prist 'ahovaleckom oznaeeny a.
10 prist 'ahovalec nekvotovy a
ked chce sa vratit zpat do Spo-
jenych Statov predpisanej do
Be, moze sa vratit' zpat do Spoi.
Statov bez ohl 'adu ma kvotovy
zakon, avsak musi vyhovet' vset-
kym ostatnym zakonom. Vedl'a
toho musf mat prist 'ahovaleckt
vizum, ked' 81 neopatril pred svo'
Jim odjazdom tax zvany permit
cd generalneho komisara prist "a
hovaleckeho.
Prist 'ahovalecke vizum vydavs
americky konzul tel ci onej ze
mi. Ked' ma pr. osadnici ameri
cki, nachodiaci sa ma docasnej ma
vsteve, nemali prilezitost' Wy
m0ct 81 permit, tuna, vtedy mu
sia sa hlasit' prist 'ahovaleck
vfzum IL naiblizsieho amer. kon
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08
AKo vYofsrlf L'ADovU
KAsNU.

L'adova kasha ma sa d6kladne
vvtistit' aspoh raz "a tyzden a.
to V dobe, ked' V nej je len malo
l'adu. Odstrahte a'ad a Ksetky
potraviny nej ulozene do dobre-
no miseta. Potion sa musia vynat
vsetky priehradky a oeistit' ich
v horncej vode mydlom sodou,
potion ich oplachnut' osusit'
Ked' je mono, tax rdru, ktorou
sa odvadza voda rozpusteneho
l'adu, vymyte a ocistite zvn1tra
drotom tiez vymyte horhcou vo-
dou. Ked' sa rira media vynat',
predsa len sa ma vyGistit', mech
uz akfmkol'vek sp6sobom. Y rd-
re mozu sa, usadzovat' bakterie a
temnote a chladnom mieste,
kde prenika zpat vlazny vzduch
a najma v letnej dobe, mozu sa
tvorit' vselijake druhy bakterii,
ktore potion, nakazia potraviny,
ulozene v l'adnici. Dolu ten ella
nok, ktory je spojeny $ rdrou a
potom nadoba, do ktorej steka
voda 2 l'adu, maid, byt' d6klad-
ne vyeistene a vyphchnute.
Celia l'adnica 20 vnntra ma
byt' dobre vymyta horncou vo-
dou a mydlom najma kdty ma
jn byt' ciste. Ma sa tax robit' i
s l'adnicami, 'ktore nepotrebujii
l'adu. Podobne kazdy tyzden ma
jn byt' cistene inc skatuly DO
lice ma jedlo a chlieb.
s l'adnicou ma saszachadzat' o.
patrne hned' od pociatku. Ably sa
do nej nedostalo tol'ko necistoty,
ma sa zaciat' hned' l'adom a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

anez je dnu polozeny, ma sa o,
plachnut vodou a necistotu od-
stranit'. Potraviny, ktore sa tam
ukladaji, main byt' pokryte ci-
stymi nadobami ma sa dat po-
zor, aby sa l'adnica neznecisti-
la jedlom. Horiice jedlo sa nema
davat' do l'adnice. Ked sa v nej
nieco vyleje, ma sa to hned' u
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

zn1atn. Tento trad must byt' pre-
svedceny, ze dotycny ziadatel ma
dostatok dokazov o svojom po-
byte Y Spoj. Statoch potom w
ia ziadany vizum. Bola doba, ze
dosial' neboly formulare a pre-
to americki konzuli obdrzali ma
riadenie, ably vidovali sprievodne
listy (pasy) ma miesto vydavania
prist'. vizumov. Prist 'ahovalecki
inspektori tiez obdrzali nariade-
r;ie, ably takychto prSst 'ahoval-
GOV pustili jbez pravidelneho
VIA prist 'ahovaleckeho, al keby
prisli po l. jtilu. Tedy tym malo
sa zabranit nedorozumenie zby.
toene zadrzovanie. Ma takomto
pase konzul musf poznat', ze bol
'vidovany manifesto vydania prist'
VIA. Takyto prist 'ahovalec mus
okrem toho odplavat' behom &c
dni po vydani VIA musi cesto
vat bez pretrhnutia miesta od
jazdu.
Pozoruhodne je, re aplikacie 2;
nekvotove pripusteHie je fbarv.
modrej "a kvotove pripusteni'
je barvy bielej. Ziadost o permit
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-08-08

tret' . ocistit.'.
Jedine takym sposobom mozno
mat l'adnice 1zitok a potravi-
ny sa nej udrzia ' dobrom sta
We. (FIIS.)