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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
OPITY DRAWER PRICINOU
SMRTI.

Mike Howley, 29-rocny mladik
z {. 129 w. akewood Ave. Dol V
sobotu so svojim priatel 'om Tho
mason Ruane pri Milton Dam,
kde 81 piekli kukuricu a popijali.
Ma zpiatocnej ceste podnapity
Howley ztratil kontrolu mad au.
tom, ktore sa sr1tilo do priekopy
Ruane boil vyhodeny auta, pri
com utrpel prebitie lebky a 70
mrel. Howley Dol hned' aresto
vany a postaveny pod obzalobu &c
zabitia. }
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
zoMREL osoBNY LEKAR
PREZIDENTA HARDINGA

Brig. general c. E. Sawyer, O.
sobny lekar a vel ky priatel' ne
boheho prezidenta Hardinga, 70
mrel V utorok popoludni vo veku
Ga rokov ma mrtvicu. General by
val Marion, O., kde pracoval den
noe ako predseda Spolocnosti pre-
postavenie pomnika Hardingcvi.
Prepracovanie priviedlo mrtvicu.
Sawyer pochovany bude piatok
popoludni blizko mohyly, V ktorej
PRECEDENT Harding odpociva.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
VEL'KA POV1CHRICA
VO WISCONSIN

V Statoch Wisconsin a Mime.
sofa pretiahla sa nedel'u vel'ka
povichrica, ktora pordcala mnoho
domov a zapricinila smrt' SO l'udi
Tiez mnoho bolo ranenych. Obavy
su, re mrtvych bude Wac, lebo po.
drobne zpravy este nedoSly 20 vse,
tkych 6asti, kade vichrica presla
Skody siahajd do milionov dola
rOV.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26

podiel V Sportoch, ako baseball a
football. Okrem tOhO je clenOm 3.
gradu Rytierov Kolumbovych a
podpredsedom NOtre Dame Alum
nj klubu V Youngstown. Ktori SlO-
vaci maj1 neja'kn pravnu zalezi-
tost', m6zu Sa s d0verou k p. Pro-
kopovi obratit'. Jeho telefon je {:
6626S.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26

budova jednej newyorkskej spo-
locnosti ma mieste, kde je teraz
Diamond Block. Oproti Dollar
banlc postavene bude nadherne
divadlo. Mesto planuje rozSirit
mnohe ulice sired mesta, takze
0 dakych desat' rokov obchodna
stvrt' mesta bude mat vyzor mai
poprednejsieho americkeho vel
mesta.
First National Bank doGasne Il.
raduje Capitol Theatre Bldg.
Ma rohu East Federal a Champion
ulic.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
ZVLASTNA sCH0DZA
POLLTICKEJ FEDERACIE,

Slovenska Americka Politicka
Federacia bude mat ma pondelok
vecer, 20. septembra mimoriadnu
sch6dzu v Skole Sv. Cyrilla a Me-
thoda, ma ktoru sa ziadajl dosta-
Wit vsetci 1radnfci Federacie a
zastupcovia klubov. Schodza sa "a
pocne 7.30 veeer.
Ia Centralny vybor:
A. J.. Smigovsky, tai.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
HRozNY TREsT MA NIaRA.

VI Jackson, Miss. arestovany
boil niger Albert Brunson jed
nou bielou zenou nigerskej casti
mesta. Ked' ho policia viedla do
vazenia, pribehlo niekol'ko mas
kovanych chlapov a nigra nasilne
odviedli ma osamele miesto, kde
preyiedli ma nom operaciu, aka sa
prevadza ma malych prasiatkoch.
Potion zakukleni muzovia usli.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
vYsLANECTVO GsR. MA NO.
VEJ ADRESE.

Dnom 25. septembra 1924, wy
slanectvo Ceskoslovenskej Repub-
liky vo Washingtone presidli do
novel budovy a jeho nova adresa
bude: 1880 Sixteenth St. N. w.
Washington, D. G.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
7,478 deti ranene pri praci cez
jeden rok.

Ministerstvo .prace oznamuje
ze "a minuly rok ranene a zabit6
bolo v praci Statoch Wisconsin,
Massachusetts, a New Jersey 7,47s
deti cd Is do 81 rocnych. ,Tridsat'-
osem z tychto bolo rismrtene 92O
dokalicene dozivotne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26

no sboru osady Sv. Michala z New
Castle, Pa, ktory sa odbyval st.
Columbia Hall ma West Wood st.
stretnul sa s 1plnym mravnym i
hmotnym nspechom. Spevokol do
kazal sa byt' ma vyske vycviku
obecenstva nikto nemal prem inc
no len slova nprimnej pochvaly.
Priestranna miestnost zaplnena
bola do posledneho miesta ma Sc
denie dolu hore. Odhaduje sd, zc
pritomne bolo okolo tislc l'udi.
O vykonoch spevakov nemame
nadostac SLOW pochvaly, ktorych 81
pine zaslnzia. Spev tohto sboru
boil vskutku majstrovsky; bolo
poznat' v nom vyvinuty smysel
pre- stlad a spolup0sobnost' ako
al presnOst' nasledovania svojho
sbormajstra. Vysledok Dol: kra-
sny, precftenE, harmonicky ri-
stE spev. Bol spozitok naslhchat'
ich pianissima, ktore boly nadher-
ne, vyzadujdcc immortality w
cvik trpezlivost' u sbormajstra
Rev. Necida i u spevakOv.
Netreba podotykat', ze spevo-
'kol musel GaSto .pridavat' alebo
opakovat lebo obecenstvo odu-
Sevnene neustale tliapEalo. To
Dol najlepsi dokaz toho. re spevo-
kol dostal vSetkemu ocakavaniu.
Ma tomto koncerte spievalo spo-
lu 90 spevakov, a sice IS ich bolo
New Castle a ) Youngstown.
Tychto pat Youngstowneanov
spievalO s6la. Boil to naSe najlep-
Sic spevacky: 81. Anna Herman
pani Anna V. Herman, pani Maria
Berdis a 81. Helenka Berdis, axe
al vyborny tenor p. Michal Schro-
movsky. Tito piati obohatili pro
gram kOncertu svojimi krasnym'
s6lami a vyvabili 81 cd obecenstva
tez bnrlivn pochvalu. 81. HERNIA
nova, ako poc6vame, odchadza dc
California, mono toto boil jej po.
sledny vystup V Youngstown. 81
Herman ma uteSeny kontraaltc
hlas a bola atrakciou ma kazde:
udalosti, kde spievavala. Bude te,
dy youngstownskym Slovakom
vel mi chybovat', ak vskutku odi
de az ma druhn stranu Ameriky
Koncert zapocal sa nacas, co jC
pochvalyhodne, a preto skonceny
boil tiez nacas. Spievalo % sopra
nov, 25 altov, 13 tenorov, 19 ba
SOY a 5 solistov. Ma plane spreva
dzaly 81. Helenka Klamar a 81
Marienka Kolibas.
Spevokol New Castle pozo
. stava takmer 20 vsetkych rodin o
i. sadly Sv. Michala. Spievat' chodis
sDOlu deti s rOdicmi. NasledOyn,
familie tel osady maji pc via'
clenov spevokole: Gondovci 4
Kolibasovci 3, Melicharovci 3, Po
sfvacovci 3, Cuhranovci 3, Carl
kovci 3, a po dvoch clenoch: Maj
zerovci, Matoniakovci, Budajovci
< Bergerovci, Pastyrakovci, Kep
' kovci, Jackovci, Tizakovci, Cerni
: nakovci, Janosikovci, Mizakovci
!, Jesenovcinovci, Jesenskovci, Ii
B.. dovci, Andrejcikovci Salakovci
7 Ma koncerte 1cinkovali nasle
l. down. clenovia lspevokolu:
:. Sbormajster: Rev. Oldrich Ne
i cid, duchovny osady Sv. Michal
> v New Castle.
J. Soprano I.-Panie: Maria Kol
0 bas, Anna Majzer, Alzbeta Novi
Anna Matoniak. - Dievcata: Al
ma Budaj, Margita Berger, Ann
Janoveik, Margita Majzer, Mari
Pastyrak, Anna Pastyrak, Mari
Kepko, Margita Gonda, Anna j;
? cko, Helena Tizak.
} Soprano H.-Panie: Zuzann
o Janovcik, Anna zidov. - Dieve;
a ia: Anna Cerninak, Helenka Cer
Z. ninak, Maria Gonda, Maria Kol
bas, Anna Janosik, Anna Kulh
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-09-26
POLl..I'TI'ck|''Y'l !
PREHL'AD
BUDE VOL 'BA PREZIDENTA
RoZHODNUTA KONGREsoM?

l predSedu demOkratlckehO vybO-
I'll kampane, hovoria, ze keby sa
prezidentske vol'by prevadzaly
dnes a ME az v novembri, tax VOL
ba by bola nerozhodnuta a musela
by byt prevedeSa kongresom. IT,
to politikari vyratali ma zaklade
zprav 20 Statov, re Coolidge by
teraz dostal len PAT elektoralny ch
hlasov, Davis 224 a IaFollette 63.
Ma zvolenie potrebne je Coolidge
owl 0 10 hlasov Wac, Davisovi o
as Wac a LaFolletteovi o 2O3. DO
volieb sa ale este vSelico premeni
a predpoveda sa, re LaFollette u
trait hodne svojich hlasov v pro-
speech Coolidgea. TAX ma pr. stat
Montana, ktory 81 IlaFollctte pri-
vlasthuje, v poslednych dnoch "a
Gina sa klonit' ma rcpublikansku
stranu ME jc vytvorenf, re o
niekol i'io tyzdnov klonit sa budn
ma tlto stranu ODE Dakoty. De-
mokrati m6zu l'ahko utratit' v
prospech rcpublikanov staty: O.
klahoma, Indiana a Kentucky a
tax Coolidgeova vacsina bude ab-
solntna.
Ia istt republikanskc staty po-
vazovanG sn: California, Connec.
ticut, Delaware, Illinois, Kansas,
Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
New Hampshire, New York, Ohio,
Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is
land. Utah, Vermont a Wyoming,
ktorf spolu main 247 elektoral-
nych hlasov.
Ia demokraticke staty su teraz
povazovane: Alabama, Arizona,
Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Geor
gia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana,
Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico,
North Carolina, Oklahoma, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vir-
ginia West Viriinia. Tieto Staty
majii spolu 224 elektoralnych hla-
SOW.
Ia LaFolletteove staty- povazo-
vane sh: idaho, Iowa, Minnesota,
Mont ana, North Dakota, South
Dakota, Wisconsin a Washington.
Tieto Staty majl spolu 63 elekto-
ralnych hlasov.
Dalsf vyvin politickej situacie
zavisi hlavne od kampane prezi-
dentskych kandidatov. Otazka X.
K. X. bola zatisnuta do Gzadia a
napady demokratov a republika-
nov LaFolletteovi neuSkodily, 90
sa tyka jeho radikalizmu. BOZ
sa teraz zas tocf okolo Teapot
Dome olejoveho Skandalu. Tu pro-
bujn protivnici Coolidgea zamo-
cit do oleja nasilu, ackol 'vek We
dia, re on olejom nemal mic do
CINEMA. Kritizujn jeho mleanie a
napadajn no, re prenasledovanie
vinnikov akosi nepokracuje. Pre-.
zident tou zalezitost 'Ou nema uz
mic do CINEMA, lebo je rukach
s1du. Ale predsa ocakava verei
most cd neho nejake osvedcen;c
V pade by, vol l'ba sla do 'kon,
gresu, ami jeden prezidentskycl
kandidatov nebude zvoleny, lebc
v dome zastupcov ami jeden by
nedostal vacsinu. Vol'ba poton
pojde do senatu, ktory zvoli "a pre-
zidenta niektoreho pref
dentskych kandidatov. V senate
ma vacsinu demokraticko-progre
\ sfvny biloxi, tedy je iste, re repub
likansky kandidat Dawes by nebo
zvoleny. Ostal by ma vyber Brya1
a Wheeler. 2 tychto Bryan akistt
bude zvoleny "a prezidenta a pro
gresivny vice-prezidentsky kan
didat Wheeler "a podprezidenta
Ak republikanska strana prehr'
V jasennych vol bach, prehra lei
ma takyto sposob.
ZvLASTNA sCH0DZA
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
t"The Friendly Storey

"Also we do not believe that the people who talked about modern medi cine and hospitals knew what that meant or cared enough about t Co fad out.
 'We are sorry to leave the work there because of the personal sense of failure it brings to Us. Also we are sorry to disappoint OUT good friends, Dr. and Mrs. klnnear, who had hoped that we would be able to stay and help carry on the work that they have given SO many years to developing to it's present point. How ever, we did not feel able to assume the impossible job of running the place there in satisfactory manner in the fncc of the lack of cooperation from the members of the Mission Yours truly,
 Ii. C. Gebhart.
 You may be sure that we wors mighty sorry ta have theas leave es, We miss them as neighbors as well as eo-workerH, we miss their whole. some frankneas and the stimulus of their ideals. We are glad that they were here long enough to appreciate some of the difficulties we have had Co meet in trying to make bricks with too little straw. And. of course, it left bigger job than ever on our hands. one to which no two people can do justice.
 Yours from under the load,
 II. N. and r. ]. kinnear.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
BORN

pANIELSON--At La Joila, Calif ., Oct s. q daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Danielson Mrs. Danielson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. John Ash of p0Infret.
 CLEMENS--In Putnam, at the Day kimbali Hospital. Oct. ,, a daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Charles Clemens of the River Road, Putnam. .ToOLAN-~At the Day kimball Hos pitni, Oct $. q daughter to Mir. and Mrs. Thomas TooiaE of Pomfret street.
 BELOTTI--At the Day Kimball ifos- pital, Oct. $. son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph BeIntti Of Mechanicsville. RICE At the Day kimball Hospital. Oct 10, son to Mir. and Ms. John Rice of Farrows street.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
ASSESSORS NOTICE
 Town of Putnam

All persons in the Town of Putnam liable to pay taxes. are hereby noti- fled to return to the Assessors, on or before the first day of November, 1924, a written or printed list, properly signed and sworn to. of all taxable property owned by them on the first day of October. 1924. Those failing to make n list will be charged a penalty of 10 per cent additional, according to law. Blanks can be obtained at the Town Clerks office or of either of the Assessors.
 For the purpose of receiving lists, the Assessors will be in session in the Council Chamber at the Town Hall, October goth. to November ist. inclus- i've, from 10 a. m. to i ?. m.
 ERNEST B. KENT
 ARTHUR T0URTELL0TTE
 HECTOR DUVERT
 Assessors.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
DIED

ROEILLARD-In Putnam, Oct. (. Al- fred Robillard. aged 6 years. LAW--In West Glocester, K. l., Oct. s. Mrs. Maria Elizabeth Law, aged a2 years.
 PARMENTIER--In Putnam. at the Day Kimball Hospital. Oct. l. Mira. Eliza Parmentier of Quinebaug. RAFFERTY--At the Day kianhAll Hospital. Oct. c. Miss Aadge saf- fertv of Wiilimantic. |TOuRTELLDTTE fn Putnum. Oct 5. Mrs Jerome Touftellotte. aged 7e years.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
NOTICE

There will De a meeting of the Selectmen and Town Clerk, at the Town House. in the Town Of fomtret on Saturday, October lttn ahl oh Saturday, October 18th, lszs, ron ,, g o'clock 4. M. until , o'clock r. ~ for the purpose of examining tns qualifications and admitting to tne Electors oath. those who snail pc found qualified. and whose names are on the list Co be made.
 GEORGE H. HICKS.
 ALFRED D. BRIGGS.
 FRANK M. NOON,
 Seiectmen.
 WILLIS CovELI-
 Town Clerk.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
MARRIED

WuLfg-PETERsON- Worcester. Oct 1, Morton E. Willis of Wor- eester and Miss Olivia Peterson of Putnam.
 BOEHM M-JOHNSON--In North Gros- venordale. Oct. 6. by the Rev. C. A. Lindevail. Paul Boehm aud Miss Alva Johnson.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10

three there is a General-or Admiral -Ho of the navy also to deal with, for he controls the river from here to the sea. thirty miles, the counties ad- joining and the part Of the navy that Is here. With the military generals and the naval authorities all at log gerheads. we question just what E likely to be in store for us, We are sure of one thing though, that it means an added burden of expense that the poor Chinese people have Co carry.
 Meanwhile our up-eountry people, on account of the killing of an Amerl- can. Mir. Dinsmore. by bandits, up the river a couple of months ago, arc all ordered by the consul not to travel without a guard of Chinese soldiers. Those who travel in these days are brave indeed. But s"The brave is not he who feels no fear. for that were stupid and irrational, but he whose noble soul his fear subdues, and brave ly dareH the danger nature shrihks from"
 Why Dr.. and Mrs. Gebhsrt Leave
 You will be wondering why Dr. and Mrs. Gebhart left the work here. and why we find ourselves again alone on the job. After they had fully decided to go home, went to their house and said, Good morning, Doctor Harry What do you suppose l want thi. morning?" Search me-" Well, want you to write your epitaph Tor the Hospital report" You mean you want me to write my own swan sone?" Just that. You see you know better than anyone else Just what you want Co say and anythin Dad would write, might not be Just the thing" All right, I'll do fl. Later the following fine statement came down from Shanghai, and we pass it on to you.
 "We decided to resign from the American Board Mission at Fooehoa and return t0 the United States, be. cause we were convinced that lt was 5f no use for us tO attempt to remain in the work ehere. We were eonvine. ed that there was no hope Tor the future working out of the Medical work in that mission 90 far as we were coEcerned. The reasons leading up to ulis were many. The first dis appointment which we met was tp find that there was DO Hospital apprc- priation from the Board or Mission 70 fgr as @e were concerned. Then we found that the medical work. in the minds of a majority of the fnis- sion, was q thing apart and that they did not have Co appear to regard t as an integral and important part of the Mission effort.
 "WheI we came out We were told that the Mission and the Board want ed to develop a modern Hospital at
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
BATTLING FLOODS AND BANDITS

Putnam Congregational Church. Write Graphic and Inter estng Experience Story of Their Busy and Useful Life In Foocho~, China.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10

Prinz August Wilhelm. son of the former German Kaiser. holds a eieri. cal position in Berlin bank and daily rides to and from work in q see ond .class railway coach.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
ASSESSORS' NOTICE
 Town of Pomfret

All persons liable to pay taxes in the Town of Pomfret are hereby noti- fed to bring in a written or printed list of all their taxable property, sworn to and perfected according to law. on or before the first day of November, 1924, to the undersigned Assessors of said town. Those failing 10 make a list will have 10 per cent added to their valuation according Go law.
 J. WALTER ARNOLD
 J. F.. STODDARD.
 A. B. RICH.
 Assessors. Dated at Pomfret. Conn.,. this sth day of October, 1924.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10

Foochow. They did not want one man hospital there and were te have given every aid and support in dcvei- oping such a plant as they wanted. When we had been here a few months. we slowly began to find out that the Hospital had been built by the Kin. hears, and that all the funds Co the credit of the Hospital and all the pro pcrty owned by the Hospital, had been secured through the efforts of the kinnears. We were made to under stand that while this was true, the Mission did not exactly approve oi the one man methods pursued by Dr, Kinnear in handling the hospital. The kinnears were home on furlough still when l was asked 10 assume the management of the hospital When began to ask for money to dc the things thought necessary, l was told that there was money in the bank but that the Mission or the Board could not make yearly grant to the Hospital objected to going ahead and spending the money in the bank because 1t was other people 's savings, and l did not think it right Co use 1t that way unless the Board would provide yearly budget Co take its place. From this objection and the discussion which followed, it gradually developed that we were to assume all responsibility for the Hospital management and financing in place of the kinnears. This, in the face of the assertion that one man hospital was not wanted. We were expected to get funds and cuuip and run a modern ninety bed Hospital for the Mission with no ap- pr0prialion. In view of the facts in the case, that was an impossible proposition and we declined t0 accept it.
 Work not Supported
 "Our repeated objections 10 the manner in which the medical work was no: supported by the Mission act ed as an irritant on a number of the Mission members, and our personal relations did not thrive as result.
 'The attitude of some of the old CT members of the mission, which is. that a newcomer is of no value in the field and that he should be seen and not heard on matters pertaining to Mission policy until he has bcea nome once on fnrlough, does not make it easier for new corners.
 We dfi not think that the medical work in the Mission al Foochow .a regarded as being on the same foot ing with the other so-called branche of Mission effort. eyangelistic and teaching. We are sure the mediea people ia the mission are not supposed to be able to understand the intrscss cies of hiring and pensionsng natsvs preachers and teachers.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
 TOWN OF PUTNAM

The Democratic Electors of the Town of Putnam are requested to meet in Caucus in the Town Hall, Putnam on
 Monday, October l3, 1924
 8 o'clock P. N. for the purpose of nominating eandi- dates for Represenfatives in the Gen. eral Assembly, Justices of the Peace and a Judge of Probate. gy Order of the Town Committee,
 ALFRED BONNEVILLE,
 Chairman. Dated at Putnam, Conn, October g.. 1924.
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS

The Republican Electors of the Town of Woodstock are requested to meet in caucus in Town Hall, West Woodstock,
 Tuesday, Oct. IA, 1924 At 2 o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of nominating candidates for Represent ative in the General Assembly. Jestie- es of the Peace. and a Judge of Pre- bate
 Ry order of the Town Committee,
 BERT JOHNSON.
 Chairman. Dated at Woodstock, Conn, Oct. ist, 1924. 40
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
Tuesday, October IA, 1924

at 500 o'clock P. M for the purpose of nominating candidates for repre- sentatives in the General Assembly. Justice of the Peace and Judge of Probate.
 By Order of Town Committee.
 F. ]. KEEGAN, Chairman. Dated at Thompson, Oct. 2, 1924.
 40-41
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
ASSESSORS NOTICE TOWN OF THOMPSON

All persons who are liable to taxa .;op in the Town of Thompson, Conn ss4 s7-~a- -@reessef ro r-trr CT zest a sworn list, either written or print ed. of all their real estate and per sonal property liable to taxation. to either one of the assessors of said town. or or before the first day of November, 1924, as required by law. FRANK B. RAMSDELL.
 West Thompson.
 EDWARD DESAULNFERS.
 tNorth Grosvenordale. WILLIAM ST. MARIE.
 Mechguiesville.
 Assessors Thompson. Conn. October s. 1924.
 il
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
Tuesday, October IA, 1924
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
 TOWN OF THOMPSON

The Democratic electors of the town of Thompson are requested to meet in caucus in the Town Hall, Thompson Center,
Putnam patriot., 1924-10-10
Travel with Guards


 Militarily. how are weg No ore seems to know. One thing we do know and that is. that the soldiers are SO hard tO manage. even when they come as patients, that it would not bc safe tO leave the hospital open while we are away. Another thing, a few weeks ago. as General Song was re- turning from a feast, his auto was bombed, killing three men and slightly wounding the general. Ills guards shot rather promiscuously to clear the street and we had three or four cases of gunshot wounds as the re- suit. Since then he always travels with thft.e autos at once. with guards with drawn automativs filling the running boards. and no one can be sure which auto he IS likely to be in. Report says that General Sonk has been promoted to the Goveruorship of two provinces, this and another one. As the other one Is under the control of another military machine t means that Song will have 10 fight and con- quer it before he can rule t. General Ciu, with ten thousand soldiers. came into the city from the South within the past month. and we have had a lot of his very sick soldiers Co care for. Report also says. that he and General Song are t0 rule us together. This makes two military and one civil gov- ernoF tn control. la addition 10 these
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~. street improvements all In
steept paving. Slight repairs
needed, but house is good. Full
pflcs J i.s90. and on EASY TERMS
Immediate possession. Nericn J,
,nsore. Reaitor. 1915 Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-02
North CITY Limits

furnished complete - Bungalow (
rooms and bath. fireplace full
concrete basement: laundry trays.
house well built and nicely ar
fnS-d- Large corner lot. garage.
poultry house and runs. rs thoro.
PEG young laying hens. bearing
,sat trees. al kinds Shrubbery.
rsFniture all good new iniaid
.inoleun on kitchen and bath
fopn; blocks 10 Pninney car.
if'es. complete. ya.750. terrnn. Inn
aedlete possession. owner. MA In
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