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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
Oranges Are Entering for IL, =
set Central Prizes ~ ''a'

AS previously announced Son.
central Agricultural Society h.s
fered prizes aggregating ,,. Hss
Grange exhibits at their fair ss,.
Der 9, 10, II and II. st ssp'e
Grange Is excluded because 1aoshes
thought unfair to allow ths. 1t
to compete with Oranges ' tro.l s0eil
towns. Other than that ,pa Of
are. open to any Grange in 'u &C. pr
County. The Grange ma,' aOnerI
best exhibit will receive ing
second best will be awardoa s! so
the third best $40. Tbera 40
to be gratuities of s25 "a, are
Oranges making creditable W e,.a .
Oranges already entered s ,aaio y
view (Smithfeld), st. Albans
Palmyra, Cambridge and Hal, an
Canaan, North Somerset ''' ~
and Pittsfeld Oranges have .a as01
the matter and are to come ' 10
cision In the early future "
While specific rules ,ou
these exhibits have not hoe ep'ef
the general understanding l.
they are to consist of fruit, yas.,.
dairy products, and perhans e aa
OF household manufacture. if sa 81,
the product of the farm. Tbs
eral purpose is that the farms,
the farm home shall be renras
The present prospect is that this
play by the Oranges of son
County will be by far the ma.,
teresting of anything In this Hns
shown at Fairview Park.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL MARKET
Corrected Every Tuesday

WHOLESALE
Dairy Products
Butter-45c to 55c lb.
Eggs-25c dozen.
Green Fruit
Apples-s3.00 Dbl.
Green Vegetables
Beets-3c a lb.
Cabbage-5c Id.
Carrots-3c a ID.
Squash-4c a lib.
Turnips-2c lb.
Provisions
Pork (salt)-13c a lb.
Beans yellow Eyed $40 bushel.
Potatoes-s1.0 bushel.
Fresh Meats
Beef-Sc to 15c ID.
Lamb-30c a Id.
Veal-15c to 1Sc lb.
Round Hog-11c Id.
- = RETAIL
Butter-45c--55c lb.
Cheese--35c lb.
Eggs-35c dozen.
s Green Fruit
Apples-40c a PIX. .
Cranberries--15c quart.
Green Vegetables
Beets-6c a Id.
Cabbage-new SC lib.
Carrots-8c a ID.
Onions-6c lb.
Peppers-20c a lib.
Squash-8c a Id.
Turnips-4c ID.
Provisions
Pork (salt)-18c a Id.
Domestic Lard-20c ID.
Lard-16c a Id.
Smoked hamsL22c to zoe ID.
Beans-22c quart.
Potatoes-35c.
Sugar-10c Id; 100 lbs, $3.50.
Dry Citron-60c lb.
Lemons-40c to soc dozen.
Oranges-25c 10 soc dozen.
Olives-bulk 60c.
Prunes-10c to 18c lb.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Molasses--60c-s0c per gallon.
Cod-12c-22c per ID!
Haddock-1sc, lb. .. ,...
Mackarel--20c .lb. o., ...e.
Halibut Steak-737c lb.
Salmon-35c h.. ..r .t.
Oysters-s0c per quart
Clams-50c quart
Finnan HaddieA20c ID.
~ - Flour and Grain neg -''
Bread FloufA$110 a bag. "'HH~ t''
Pastry F1ourl95c bag. s3' .".
Corn Meal-A$l9o a bag. t.
Dats--70c bu. .1 ~
'orn--$1.90 bag.
ran--$2.00, a bag. ~. 3d..
Iiddlings-$2.25 bag. ,o.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
DRESSED $40 POUNDS
MIGHT HAVE ADDED 300
Z. V. Hight Of Harmony Has Had
Good Success In Swine
Husbnndry

e. V. Hight of Harmony recently
killed u hog that dressed 610 pounds.
He could easily have gained him 300
pounds more but he couldn't figure
out how he was going to scald him,
so he killed him before he grew any
larger. He believes in raising good
strong, healthy pigs by letting them
have plenty of exercise and fresh air.
Mr.. Hight, previous to the last big
snow storm April End, had moved two
sows into summer quarters. They
both narrowed only day or two be-
fore that storm, but with his meth
cd of handling hogs Chat is by CIV
ing them plenty of straw for a nesO ,
he saved every pig. One had nine,
the other ten He adopted new sys-
tenn of selling pigs last year, 25 cents
u pound, when four weeks old. That
plan worked very satisfactorily and
he will sell the grades the same this
year Purebreds with papers are
$40 at six weeks of age. He keeps
a choice strain of 0. |. C.s also
Hampshires showing good blood
lines. Mr.. Hight has always been
very successful in the hog business.
Last year he raised and sold 106
pigs and that was only part of the
business as the gain on the breeding
stock and few pigs that were kept
until they reached a hundred pounds,
amounted to 1000 pounds of pork for
the year The feed bill was reduc-
ed by running them on good pasture
during the summer months, thus max
ing good profit on the years work,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17

The following letter has been re-
ceiyed here from Phillip r. Park
treasurer of the Jefferson Farms,
Inc. breeders of Aberdeen Angus cat
tie at Jefferson, in which he tells of
his experiences. He is a member Of
Park & Pollard firm, poultry feed
dealers.
March II, 1924
Mr.. r. T. Patten,
Observation-Disclosures Co.,
Skowhegan, Maine.
Dear Mr.. Patten,
Replying to yours of March 18th, it
certainly is highly regrettable fact
that farmers in Skowhegan and vici-
nifty cannot see their way to feed out
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
THINKS SKOWHEGAN FARMERS SHOULD
FEED HAY RATHER THAN SHIP It
Insistent Market for Young State Of Maine Beef
Hen is Profit Producer

they cannot be marketed after they
are. finished.
We have proved the lie in both cas-
es, but we have sold them within the
state, and created a very insistent
market that now demands young
state of Maine beef, and they are
ready to pay the full western or bet
ter price for it.
l think some of your progressive
farmers in your town would be quite
agreeably surprised should they put
in a bunch of we'll bred young steers
lin the fall and feed them well matured
corn silage and hay to see what fine
quality of steers they could make with
a very small additional ration of eth
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17

er corn and oats of their own raising
or some medium priced purchased ra-
ton.
At the present time the only bright
and shining spot on the farmers hori-
zon from which he seems sure of a
profit is the American hen. She al
ways was a wonderful profit producer,
but she seems to be standing alone
on the pinnacle at the present time.
Such conditions cannot continue, and
New England expect to hold its own
in the march of events. .z...= -.
l am going to try to get over this
summer while ! am in Maine, -
Yours very truly
PHILIP Il. PARK
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17

the hay rather than ship it to mar
ket. | sympathize with them in their
efforts to make a new dollar for an
old one In the milk proposition as
the market now Is.
They must face the facts, however,
and realize that there is a widespread
over production in milk at the pres
ent time. Realizing this some years
ago, | started the beef demonstration
at Jefferson, Maine, and while l have
not made perhaps any astounding
progress, l feel that | have accom-
plished quite bit, since when l be-
gan | was told by everybody that it
could not be done. not only that steers
cannot be finished in Maine, but that
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
NORTH FAIRFIELD

Charles Cornforth has soIa
farm to Shepherd Dickerson.
Ray Kilburn who has been =
ing at the Miles farms for tbs
four years, completed his wo,S
has gone to South Lancaster !,
His family will go later.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17

Everybody's Column
Has a New Friend in
SKOWHEGAN

The Independent Reporter Go,
SkOwhegan, Maine.
Gentlemen:
1t pays to advertise In Eyeryb0dy's
Column. Have been running ads In
the Reporter for n few weeks past
with splendid results and find this
medium the best and surest way to
dispose OF anything. Ny first ad
was for rent to let which brought
six calls within three. days. Follow.
ing this l offered poultry for sale In
your columns and received inquiries
from all over Somerset County, rs
far north as Moose River and Range.
ley. Next ad was. for horse for
sale. Had seven calls In few days
could have sold as many horses.
Being farmer subscriber all this
service y0n have extended to me with.
out charge. The free privilege Is
worth much to the farmer and /
would continue to take the Reporter
Ii 1t went up TO IS year.
Ida DAVIS
Highview Farm
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
New D,ys, s.a airas' Ciib ssarsea

A. boys and girls club was started
last week in Hartland village. Win
Miss Ardis Lancey as leader. Miss
Lancey. is a graduate Of Home Econo-
mics of u. of NJ. Twenty-feur boys
and girls have enrolled. At their
meeting last week the club omcers
were elected. This club is compos-
ed of members who have not pre-
viously been club members.
CLUB LEADER SECURED
It has been possible by the help
of the community club leader, Mrs
Albina Chadbourne, who has former
ly been a club leader, to secure two
club leaders for the clubs in Har-
mony. t+,e - D,
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
CLUB LEADER SECURED

Typewriters. Royal and other makes.
for rent or for sale. Independent
Reporter Company.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
Farm Bureau Women at Kingfeld

The April meeting of the Women's
division of the Kingtield Farm Bureau \
held at the Baptist vestry. Friday.
April IL, was we'll attended, there.
being tYenty-one members present.
1t was a very instructive and helpful
meeting in which sewing machine ad-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
Boston, Mass.

Boston, Mass.
General Commission M.rcl,
VEAL Lamb, Hogs. Butter, 2,
Olive and dressed), Apples &,
Fruit and Vegetables
Consignments wanted of All
Products, Market Reports. s,.l
Cards, Etc. furnished on recua
30 N. Earket and 2s Gilman 4.
Prompt Returns at Highest NJ
Prices
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
Juvenile Grange for New Sharon

A Juvenile Grange was organized at
New Sharon last week with quite a
good number of charter members.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17
HAPPENINGS AMONG THE
FARMERS.

Louyille Whittier of South Canaan
recently sold two new mich cows to
Mel Berry. OF Clinton. a.. ~,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-21

= j 4 sosa y = - -
xiaents y enehe host u ] jehd
,nilou paiiol. DrS Stefan sOsuskJ
odpOvedal hlbokou hlozofickou
recon, ktorou yyadyihol yyansnl
Eivota x6bee ! slovsnsk odnk.
no zyl6sto. Dnes xijeme ninnlDst
nasfch predkov, slovensikych dc.
jateloY. Ai on sam, keby nebol
Vii ak6 16sroGnyy cillapee, vxdia-
leny i Amsrike, minulost toho, 20
2azi1 II dome rodicoyskonl Ia
som sa nauciI Cd. toho, Co bolo n
Turc. Sv. MARITIME, 20 hybalo ec-
lym narod dom "a d com ,svedsia !
hroby ala n1aFtinskom eiaterine,
nebol BY tyan talxtt I'm, Gin ! akym
je dnes. Ale dnes zijeme i budiic-
most pre- budncnost'. Prave
preto potrebifa je spolupihca ME
len Sloyakov, ale al Slovalzov a
ceehov, ,ktora je mozna, ked sa
so skutoenost ami rata a spolu
pracuje na poznani a pozdyihnc-.
Il Slovenska.
Spolocnost' po milom, uprim-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-21

,, ~ So H. x6Nk1 III i;3,E6Gh. Han
asl g 1A1t xsSai rra - 4 MI nre Is.
III KAa, xersnna,, ~ u IN per;ke 4.
syaho,lsl; nssheel; svolot1n lebo
vra \ Hvohoda ,,re ,,;sh xna,,, e,,aa SIS
starost ktorli dosial, ner,osnaIi.
s. / iyiaesri yr6tili q ,1aspst do
at,ncfpa "A; Il ,,ks sS Ian nrvAv
|tscp starosti ,ahoa; s,ae navvk-
nnt, starat,, sa- !, seba Ala starat !
81. i tranenie. No bex trapenia.
lborbv. pr6ce nieto zz;yota. asv chce
~ ,,rar,,vat, tad siovsn,iuo =.
bnde j hospoflS lSrskr silnk M
unHzf aDhiu sa,nasta,tnoxt Al
nrkvr nretc nr;s;el. ahv yiael ho-
sDoelSrskv Sivot M Sloyenskn. al
tu,,x dosial yidel take 20 sa mn
nal ,nhi v;del - donravnt tarify
*. 100 km MO IA ;ednotns -
drahsie sd ma Sloyensku, ako Y
Cechach d ma Morave. TO je hate
mic hospodarskeho zivota Ia Slo-
vensku. Ak sd y tom ma prekaz-
ke sdkromne sdrahy, mech ylada
diktuje. Ak nejde mac, mech ich
prevezne stat.
Ked, budeme hospodarsky "a
bexpeteni. neboii sa buddcnosti
slovensika, lsbo slovensly narod
ma vsetky podmienlky k pekn6mu
ale t'azk6anu zivotu:: ma dobre
lnakke, ked treba lvie srdce.
Name odvahu chciet'. Prvotried-
ny narod ma mat prvotriedne-
no cloveka. Dajme ako mas prispe-
vok narodu to najlepsie, comame,
ably ked' pozreme Bohu do tvare,
ncmusei s,ne sa hanbit'. !. I
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-21
VII 'Kk 0DI:skl fnlEI1 L'U1U
Y 0SR.

X -sS
02namuje 80, xe pnslanecka Hner
movha IS. Narodneho Shromakde-
MIA vel 'koa vS;ekinou priials zslson
o snizeni poctu muEstva \ armdtle
a tax tiez sluzobnej dpby. Armada
zlnensena bude ! SOC, 900 ma 70, 600
muzov a slllzba skratenA 3 16 ma
8 mesiacov. Toto je TAXA tl'ava,
akej este ziadna europska krajina
nendelila svojmu obcanstvu a mo-
ze sa ocakavat' d'alsie vel Ike ma
predoyanie repuhliAy ma vsetk,s
strany. Menovite bude mat toto
prainy vplyy ma hospodarske po-
lozenie repnbliky. SniEenie nmoz-
meme bolo novym protokolom Lii
gy Narodov, o ktorom sme uz pi-I
sally, ktory sostayil hlayne dr.
BeneS. 4
.--s------------.-- : \. @
afEDv1br a YLrI v poDKAa-
RAr6KEJ RUsI.
olena ostapcukov,sa, 3s-roesna szsc-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-21
MOVE DIvADEI,NE
KusY 4 KRAJA.

NAN naaledovns diyadelns IN
|sy ~ predaj
veno, fraskasy 4. dejstves
JAnpa{k historicka drama v 5.
|dejsty6ch.
Y uhumalid. zart Y 1. dejstye.
True na Euc Rlsbo Gary : kd-
sla. zartovny obrszok ! dsdinske-
.ho xiVota 80 speVmi 8. dejoch.
Lkslka xdoik vsetko alsbo slkro-
tend diyoela. Veseaohra Y 4. del
stvach.
Prevrhnut& slanicka. veselohra
v 1. dejstve. Amanda. Neselohra
v l. dejstve.
Strajidlo. L'ndova veselohra so
speyanai Y 3. aejstvach.
y1nrnt n6fsaovsc. Fraska y /
DECISIVE,
zsnks slzy.. Yeselohra \ I. dej-
stve.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-21

y
\ dha - Ask ntretkule sa s'sf-
- 81 n eA las4es ploss1'
sfa . :kie1eni nssich n&rodnyeh
problemsv. a sftizae rAdost iva
Ne uapokojenie, Il tito mnzovis
y ryan reds sarers aia Asspo.
= = lhs 80 siAnntie
] y - il prosr@a, ktprs
odpsra asazne 1 ny psss6 Int
Najneysie osva j. Az. Stefan
osask5, ministsr ! spiaomoeneaJ'
vigilance tesko osloy oyenskej repnb1i.
M \ Parfxi, ktory sa y oktobri
Edrxeval ma Slovenian q precestot
Val % xom. y TarS. Sv. Martine
NAL predn6skn, ktord tn ,,verej-
aujeme, ako ju martinsks N. N.
aasnaSily . pri1,iesly:
Minister Dir. Stefan osual<y v z.
Sv. 1Gartine.
2 Topol 'cianok vybral So po Slo
yensku, ably sa orientoval 0 jeho
pomeroch. 1e pri tom neobisiel .
aefnniigeval srdce Slovenska =
prisiel do Tur1. Sv. Martina, do
kazal sa byt' nielen dobrym slo-
sakom, ale j dobrym politikom.
A tnrciansko v.-martinske obe-
censtvo honorovalo jeho vzacnu
naSstevu dcast iou svojou ma pred
naske Ieho, ktora NAL q. okt: We
Ger 0 6. hodine vdvorane Mar.
Donn. Nal \ dMysle, ako sam po-
MEDAL, rozpravat' niekol 'kyln assi,
80 mindt, ale ked' videl pfeplne-
ia dvoranu, rozpravai bezmala g.
6lne 2 hodiny.
Vzacneho host'a privitai Igor
Thurzo, agilny starosta q pozia-
dal no prehayorit'.
Dr.. Stefan osuaE splaomocne-
ny minister a vyslanec FArMi
syojej obsaznej reel hovori. ses u.
.sss..el'u popoludnf sisiel sa V Tre'
nave pri odhaleni pomnika gene
rala DIR. M. r. Stefanika SO Stefa-
nom Krcmerym, tajomnikom Ma
tice, ktoremu oznamil, ze uto-
rok pride do Turcianskeho Sv.
Martina ze p. S. Kremery hned
poziaial no, ably nam nieco pove-
dal. Rozmysl al, co by nam po-
vedal. RDxhndol sd, ~ nebude !
l,rednasat', ale len rozprayat'. A
tn spomenal, xe vedel by nam roz
pfavat, 0 mnohem zaHjimayom q
d6lezitom, tax ma priklad cal
soch vojcnskych, 0 6asoch nasho
narodn6ho osvobodenia. @ tom by
nam vedel, q o tom bude nam e-1
ste mnoho rozpravat, kbo o tom
povedalo So este vel mi malo a
Il i Z Z
mnohi 81 myslia, ze Slovaci sa pri
tom len akoby prizivili. Ked' We
fejnost' vidi, co Slovaci vykonali
"a svoje .osvobodenie, nebud1 sa
hanbit'. Vedel by nam rozpravat
o mierovych konferenciach, ma
ktorych riesily sa vsetky otazky,
iykaj1cc sa zivota statov naro-
aoy. O Svaze narodor, najma o
Eaisteni svetoveho mieru. Go sa z
tych mrtvych litter uviedio do IL
sota. O rozdel 'orani predvojno-s
rych dlhov rakdsko- -uhorskych. @
likvidovani raklsko .uhorskei ban
~. No mysli, ze liajvacsmi zap-s
5fmat mas budd finan6ne veci, ma
: reparacne povinnosti, lebo %;
siesenia tejto otazky xaien nas'
hospodarsky stav podla toho' y
Aadncnost' nasho n&roda a mas
10 statu.
Ma misrovej koeferencii Z. 1919
sao navFAnuts ! pfijste, aby po
zine ysnikle uoFk stfty platily
|lpdtsris = > } 4 | i& -
NV. a y 4 e.
iI1T sje1k r. n ,
- :. ''sl lg!l ~. - = .l!ll
soras ie c1s poslst, ], p
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-11-21

- VI s1ss - ~ s@sS ssse,
|ly I'M uys6vlzy voj;ly, ! asFia4il,
primsrans sunny do spoiodnej po
lndaise. Il t1Snu sA ss1sSnik
Is st6ty dostaly kus nszne, stktAs
majesty Eslssnice, cehty std,, Il
20 vsetke treba i'm primeta46 hod
snotu zaplatit' Hodpotu tohote
vsetksho ustali taksvana reparac,
ma konisiia. me Dssko- -Slovenske
0std dlea& boaa \ 7sO sailioioch ala,
t5rh frankDv, asi I / POI niliArdy
K6rs, Iieto seei priiay j ia0 1hie
reYgeh ssalhv, \ ktsryeA yypsse-
daHk belo 40 jednej straae,. Se ]
rspsf6ioi( vvi6sens 81 novov1niklt
ndstapnfslke Stkty- i ze M repara-
Gle pr6yo main len spojenecke
st&ty, ktore viedty sojnu S nepria-
el'skJmi statni.
N rsparaeasj koaliaii sastnpuie
aielen tesko-Siorensko, ale al q
ststne nastupnicke st6ty pt&ve Or.
Stefan OsuskJ. a to bole na st a.
site. Prisly prosby nastupnickych Oh
st6tov, ksore holy Eavrhnute rad
radon, lebo, yra5, neholy spoiene-
clsynai St&tmi q neyieily Vojnll
proti Nemecku, Rakdsku q Thor
sku. Ma koniec priSla ziadost
Cesko- -Movenska Q reparkcie Zpr-
WI sa myslelo, ze "a prikladmi i
nych statoy tato Siadost' bude
zayrhnuta. A ze 50 to nestalo, to
je vel 'kou zasluhou prave nasho
nainistra yyslanca dra S. Osus-
keha. Poaarilo sa mu v dlhych de-
bat6ch ddkazst', ze Gesko-Sloven-
sko nikdy snsbelp ssdciastkou Ra-
kiiskeU Uhorska a ze este pred skon
eeaim vojny bolo spojenym sta,
tom, ze bojovalo proti nepriatel- !
skym station a tax ze ma pravo ma
reparacie. "A tn ma d6kaz toho
spomenul, ako ceski poslanci len
u patnosti schodieyali ma snem do
Viedne a stale hlasali, ze kral 'oy-
stvo cesks neprestalo jestvorat''.
Ako bolo proti vojne nepriatel'
skym sfstom. Ma tn namietku, zel
Stat, aby jestvdaal must mat ]
vladu, hraniee a vykonnd moe, roz
vinul celu filozofiu medziharodne-
ho prava a dokazal, ze Cesko-slo-
Stat NAL vladu, ktora bola
al Angliou, peaf kranice
a vykonnl moe, vojFko, ktorym
Nemci uzavierai i mier.
Debata len o tejto jednej otaz-
ke trvala ia tySdnov. Ked plisao
ma hlascvanie, jednomysel ne bo.1
10 prijate, ze 6esko-slovensksv
Stat jestvoyal este pred skonee-
MIN vojny. NajyiEsi odparca Y k0-
misii grxtaloval dr.. S. Dsnsken
k vysledku.
A tento vysledok ma vyznan:
historicky, ze srde 81 svobodu sa-
mi vydobyli, ze mas mierove smlu-
w nestyorily, ze nam svoboda ne
bola dana, ze SINE 81 my syobodu
wall 2 ruk tych, ktori mas otro-
eli.
Ale toto ma yyznaan j peliticlxy,
ze v reparacnych ot&slxach bez ms
l,em6ze sa rozhadorat'. Reckon
strukeia Nemecka, Rakaslka . ~
horsla MONA je Ken s naain sii-
hlasom. A mas s6laas nenasEe byt
proti nasim zaxnosa.
Financny vjlsaaan je TN, be Ges-
ko-Slovensko asbN61e Pas4at' za
statne statky, mi rispesok zAse-
svobodenie. A tpto Aude vplyva.' !
! ~ badncnost vyfsiinu nasho stu
tn: keby mas tls6ly milia@leyk
t'archy, neboi BY me svobod1ty-
mi. OhroSena by bola nasa svobo-
de j sapnstataozt'
Fraes i ss nis enn6ana, Sp
veri, Se - aobre skOn8-
Ma SloyepAlkp pane1 je ehudob-
.sn-~ 49, - S1iesrr -. llerass.a.<
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ltEDvzbr a VLnI Y PoDKAa
RAE6xEJ RUSI.

olena Ostapcukova, 3S-rosna ze-
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11

the Tranjordanian government publish
ed today, states that only 100 inhabit-
ants have been killed and wounded
Amman. Capital of Tranjordania. The
number of Wahahls killed and wound
ed is 100 Oaccording to the statement
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
A JEW. WARNED BY KHAN
TO LEAVE, KIDNAPPED IN
LONG ISLAND.

Frceport, l.. I.-"Frecport is not
large enough to hold you and the
Khan This was the warning given
to Ernest II. Lewis. Jewish owner of a
drug store on Bayview avenue, Free
port, on August 14th. by ten men who
appeared that day in the store. They
urged him to leave the city within ten
days.
Last Monday night when Mr. Lewis
walked home together with his wife
and daughier-in-law. five men surround
ed him. put him in an automobile with
out lights and disappeared. Mrs.
Lewis declared to the police that the
leader of the kidnapping gang appeared
TO have been one of the men who
visited the store .ten days ago, sounding
the klan warning.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
FRENCH SENATE RATIFIES
LAUSANNE TREATY
IJevlsh TelerraunIr AF-nryI

Is -
pnri~--The Lausanne Treaty inelud.
ing rho San Reno decision with proyis.
ions for the establishing of the Jewish
National Homeland In Palestine. was
rallned by the French senate with a
majority OF go votes against 20.
senator Salntmaur protested ngnlnst
the hill calling FOR ratification Of the
treaty because It gives recognition TO
the British Mandate over Palestine
France was formerly prc-cmincnt pow
cr In the Near. East and especially In
Palestine. he declared. By the i.aus.
anne Treaty. France was deprived of
lis right 10 protect nll christians In the
Ncnr-East Senator Dcnhnyc demand.
cd thai France separate from Great
Britain In It's Ncar.Enst Policy. Re
plying Ia this criticism. Prime Min,
lister, IIcrriot stated that France las re-
tancd all her rights In the Holy Land
and w.ll continue 10 defend the French
Schools. Missions and the French in.
fiucncc in the NcarE East The Ali
ancc Israclitc has recently ohtnined
permission to continue the instruction
of the French Language in Turkey. the
Prime Minister cited a. an example If
the continued French influence in that
part Of the world
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
JEWISH ply
SICIANS TO PREPARE he
BREW MEDICAL TERMIN-
OLOGY.

New York-A voluminons work
which is to contain Il full exposition
of modern medicine in Hebrew. which
may possibly be used MS n medical text
book in the Hebrew University at Je-
rusalem. Is the task which group Of
American Jewish physicians have taken
upon themselves. The first book of the
proposed sixty volumes appeared rec
emily under the name of "Rphuah." un-
der the cditorship of Drs. A. A. Golden.
u. NJ Herbert aud A. Goldstein. The
book which is the only one Of its kind
In modern Hebrew literature. is a
scholarly and earnest attempt to create
n purely Hebrew Medical TerminolOgy.
A company which is incorporated un-
der the name of "Rphuah" American
Medical Publications in Hebrew. was
formed for the purpose of issuing this
vouminous work To the executive
committee belong: DIR. ID. DE Waltoff,
chairman: DR.. A. Stolof. treasurer !;
DR.. \. Goldenstein. secretary DIR. l..
Golden and DR. l.. Herbert, editors !:
DIR. y. Ratnoff. DIR. Bernstein. DIR.
Keller and others: Mr.. Il. Brainin, Hon
orary chairman. The publication has
found hearty endorsement in many
scholarly Hebrew circles.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-09-11
FORD ENDORSES X. X. X.

Montreal-"Wcrc the truth to lie
known about the KlaE ii would be-
come obvious that this is society OF
pure PATRIOTS" declared Henry Ford,
who is now on II journey in Canada,
after visiting President Coolidge in
Plymouth in an interview given to the
star"
"The Klan is IL victim Of mass OF
lying propaganda and that is the reason
why the Klan is in some circles looked
upon with dissatisfaction. The truth
is that the Klan is an organization
that has in its aim only the welfare
and future of America"