davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

- ! sllmit hudet = Chor.
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Zijak.
s. Spanielsky tanec -- f. e.
hrin.
g. Amerikanski pisni - Kvar.
tet.
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81 Ma horod i Kalinonka -
Chor. .",,. XIII.
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ID Kvitkovyj tanec L. Fedor
12) ",Bandura'' - Ch6r.
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sa spieva vyse pol hodiny. Pre-
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
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Styri-rocne dievcatko Lillian La
cky zomrelo cd popalenfn, ktore
utrpelo cd sviatocnej sviece v pia-
tok vecer, ktor1 matka zazla dl'a
zidovskeho oby6aju.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
Zapisnica
Okresneho Sboru SLOW. Ligy roc.
nej schodze, odbyvanej dina 81. ia.
nuara 1925 v skole Sv. Cyrilla a
Methoda.

r Pritomni boil nasledovni: Mar.
tin Dolalk, predseda; ~Frantisek
Hudilk, podpredseda; .Juraj. Pu-
halla, tajomnik; Andrei Malak a
Andrej Benedik, dozorny vybor.
/ Zastl1pcovia Jraj Murdzak "a
shor A.. SLOW. Ligy, Fr. Hudik IA
sbor 2O7. "a odbor Gil. MSS,
Andrej Malak "a sbor 246. Llgy
a "a sbor 159. Kat. Sokola, Jan
l3izub a Mattel Krompiger "a cislo
26O. .IkSJ., :, Andrej Benedik IA {.
oS. Sci, Jozefa schromofsky "a
sbcr SO. Ligy, Martin Dolak "a
sbor 1913. Lfgy, Jurai Puhalla "a
odbor 8. NSS., Mattel Mraz, redak-
tor Yo. Slov. Novfn a Jozef Javor-
sky mi. ako host. .: 49,.
Predseda zahajil sch6dzu krat-
kou primeranou retou asi 8. no.
dine vecer.
Tajomnik preSital zapisnicu z
minulej sch6dze, ktora bola prija-
Ia, ako precitana. Uhodnovernili
ju Jozef Schromofskyz a Juraj
Murdzak.
I Nasledovaly zpravy 1radnikov.
Predseda Martin DolalS podal kra-
tku, ale iadrnn zpravu, ktora bola
4 vd 'akon V znamost vzata.
Podpredseda podal pfsomnii
zpravu, ktora zncje nasledovne
Ctcni spollrbrat predseda, a etc
nj spolubratia zastupcovia tisiel,
spolkov a sborov! $50
Minuleho roku boil ssom Vami
pocteny dost' vaznym iiradom pod
Lplredselu ,l Olkresnehe shorn, ,,,lstlqlrl ,kstlorll
som. al prijal, lebo casu mi vSc
zbfva. Ale, ako jc kazdemu INA
mo, tel pracc mnoho nebolo a kto-
Ri by som al bol mohol vykonat
nemaI som prilezitosti.
Co mi bolo narucen6 alebo ma
co som boil zvoleny, povinnosti
som zadOst' ucinil, ale tohO bolo
vSetktho malo. Dajme sa spolu-
bratia do prace V prospcch nasho
slovenskeho l'udu aspon tuna,
ked' ME v Starom kraji. Co sd "a
meSkalo, to V tomto roku pri laskc
a svornosti este vzdy mono ma
hradit'. Ia vypocutie Vam srdec-
ne d d'akujem. s tymto moi Gral
oddavam, prajnc vSetrl|m vospo-
! lOk mnOhO zdaru.
FIR. Hudik, podprcdseda.
Br. FrantiSek Hudik, allo "a
Stupca 207. sboru, podal zpravu,
ktora>zneje nasledovne:
Cteni spolubratia V narode!
Mas shor dnes pozostava 70 II
clenov, ale mono len preto, ze sG
dost' male poplatky. Knihy, ktorl
! Slovenska Liga rozposiela sa zle
Il mas minajil, MET ziadnej zau-
iatosti tlac. A to je nasou vi,
nou, re SINE vzdy "a druhymi vzad
ri, co dosial' pracovali, tiez usta
vaju, ale iifam, ze sboru nedamo
zahyndt'.
Som Vas oddany spolubrat v ma
rode,
FIR. Hudik, preds. sb. 207
Obe zpravy br. Hudika boly S
vd 'akou prijate.
neutrality-suspicious. podal zpra
WI, ktOra ZneJe nasledOVne:
Youngstown, Ohio, q. januars
1925.
Ctena schodza!
| Nadisiel cas-, ably SINE sa Ease
spolu sisli a vypoculi zpravy ma
sich 1radnikov z ich rocneho Il
cinkovania. Teda al ia, co tajom
mix mann Vam cest' podat' zpra
VII "a minuly rok, ktord prosin
bedlive vypoeut' a potom o ne
svo 1sudok vyniest'.
Minuly rok SINE mali pat
sch6dz. Nakol'ko som. len mohol
hl'adel som vsetky uzavretia ty
kaj1ce sa nina vyplnit' Uzayreti,
minulou schodzou, ohl'adom pred
nasky bolo predlzene preto, ze p'
minulej schodzi. dostal som listi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30
Pol.1Tic:KIY Il
PREHL'AD
DODATOK o DETSKEJ
PRACI ZABITY.

n kAOl ZikAoA j *. .1s.
Trinast statov odmrstilo doda
tok k tstave Spojenych Statov c
kontrolovani sdefskej prace. Pra
We dost', abv Aodatok Dol zahlu
seny, lebo k jeho prijatiu potreb
ne bolo potvrdenie troch stvrtin
cili 36 20 4S Statov. Medzi tymitt
trinastimi beli Stat Ohio. @
; Medzi lud mi, l1torym ma srdc
lezi dobro americktho naroda, pa
nuje teraz velke sklamanie. Mali
deti budn mad 'alej beztrestnt
otroGene, vyciciavane nemilosrd
nymi pijavicami l'udskFmi. Stati
sice malitkych. 6-14-rotnych de
titiek bude otroGit' V bavlnovycf
y mlynoch Juhu,:A vo fabrikach ns
konzervovams ryb a rakov pozdE
morskych pobrezl a vo vselijakycl
kraTirslych muGiarifach. Nebndt
i'm pomoci, leho Staty nechcely So
vzdat' svojich pray V prospect
centralnej vlady, v dozore ma
budlcim nasim pokolenlm.
Avsa'k mnoho prispcl k odmr
Stcniu dodatku ten jcho odSek
kdc sa hovorilo o vcku dcti. r.,
boly zahrnute "dcti' AZ 1S-rocnt
To Dol nesmysel. 1S-rocne dcti 81
NJ ME decka, ktore ncSlobodnO "a
mestnavat' Dodatok by Dol naro
bill naSich deti darebakov. Zako
nom maly by byt' chranent det
do IA. roku a nie mladenci diev
ky do zenby a ma vydaj siice. Nj
div, ze farmarske Staty dodatot
odmrst 'ovaly jeden "a druhfn
vel Kou vacsinou hlasov. Chudac
farmari, boil by vySli ma bankrot
keby ich vlastnym det 'om neboI
smell dat do riik motyku alebt
kosu a museli ich daromnc cho
vat. Tu videt', ze dodatok k Gsta
We detskej praci sostavovali IN
dia, ktori nikdy deti nemali a ne
. vedia, co take 14-1S-rocnf Diet
potrebujn co Sil vstave urobit
ked' lenoSia. Tie malick6 deti bu
dn teraz trpet' pre- fanatizmus
l'ndi, ktori sa natiskali "a rodiGo,
a ochrancov ME Svojich, ale inycl
rodieov deti. .s...s.s =. ...g...,.s
Tcraz ,bude trcba zahajit' vel
XII vIchovni kampan medzi sa
mymi rodicmi krajiny proti "a
mestnavaniu drobnych deticiek ,
statoch, ktort nemaji este zako
nov ma ochranu dietok. Ked' 81
rodicia poucia 0 Skodlivosti Diet
skej prace, ii sami budil potom ma
stojit ma vyneseni ochrannych "a
konov pre- ich dietky. Lcbo len ne
vedomy rodic 81 posle svojc 6-l+
roGnt decko do fabriky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-01-30

bol som p0zladany rozposEat' po
vsetkychS tunajsich spolkoch. Ii
stiny tieto maly byt' vyplnene
potion poslate tajomnikovi. Po-
tom sa NAL nrtit sposob, ako by
sa oddaly zasluzne odznaky pa
tritnym zaslnzilcom. Preto som 81
myslel, ze ked' name uzavrete ur
sporiadat' prednaSku, zeby bolo
dobre, ably sa tieto odznaky od-
daily pri tejto prednasSe. No Vi.
diac, ze to akosi nrjde, shovaral
som sa s ,naSim predscdom a prisli
SINE k tomn presvedtenir, zeby
bolo najlepsie svolat' sch6dzn, na
ktorej by, sa o tejto ve.i poroko-
valo. Listing som rozposlal ma spoil
ky este v pryom tyzdni mesiaca
decembra, roZposlal som ma viac
ako ma 20 spolkov, doteraz sem
dostal iba asi od 4. a lebo. 5. spoil
kov, ostatne. mi este nedoposlalv.
Ma minulom >longreSe odbyva-
nom Binghamton, N. Y. som ia
zastupoval mas Okresny Sbor, na
ktorom som podal pisomn,i zpra-
WI, ,spracovanl dl'a vyritenych
mienok tunajSich tlenov a v6bec
tunajsei Slovace. No ako ste snad'
mnohi spozorovali novinach, Ia
to zprava nebola prijata a skntot-
ne sa al tax stale, nebola prijata.
Ze ako som sa tam citil, to 81 sami
domyslite. Ze bola vraj protiauto o.
nomisticka. Kukuca dal nAvrh,
Etorysi hncd podporoval pan
predSeda to aj dial odhlasovat' a
akousi predpojatost 'ou. Ably ste
mali spravny pochop tejto zpra-
We, podavam Yam ju ma uvazenie,
ci hola hodna odmrstenia alebo
ME. Zprava zneje nasledovne:
Zprava Yo. Okresneho Sboru
SLOW. Ligy; podana na IS. kongrese
EEb5dB,yssTafiom v dn6cli 2f-29. majja
1924 Binghamton, n. Y.
Slavny Kongres!
Sue vyzvanE br. predsedom po-
dat zpravu "a Youngstownsky O.
kreSny Sbor, preto vd'acne vyho-
vujem tejto vyzve, acl1ol'vel1 som
ME vel l'mi dobre pripraveny.
Cd minuleho kongresu uSly diva
roxy, ma ktorom boly vel mi kri-
snc veci prijate do programu -
ako ma priklad "Matica Sloven-
ska, "Pomoc vychodneho Slo-
vcnska" atd'. atd'. No l'nto-
st 'ou muslin spomenht', re SINE "a
tieto krasne ciele nevykonali mno-
no. Kdesi akasi prlcina musl byt ).
Porozumct' sa mako nem6zeme,
nieco mas rozdel 'uje. Radi by smc
vynajSt' toml pricinu.
Mas Okr. Sbor jc "a Pittsburgh
ski Dohodu, ale costa, akou chcil
niektorl pani autonomiu pre- Slo-
venSio vymahat sa nam akosi
nepozdava. CT by sa nemohol w.
najst' lepsi sposob? Miernejsi :
Ably neskodil ak Cesko-Slovenskej j
Republike, TAX al nam samym, t..
j. Slovenskej Lige? Noze hl'ad'-
me vynajst' lepsf sposob! Bonn.
bardistickymi clankami vyzyvajn-
cimi l'ud bombami inSimi neslus-
nymi prostriedkami vymahat' sa-
mospravu pre- Slovensko, niekedy
to akosi uslo, ale dnes to by malo
prestat'.
N.Y. americki Slovaci SINE uro-
bill svoju povinnost' naproti Slo-
vensku. Pomocou nasou boil naSi
vymaneni zpod mad 'arskeho otro-
ctva, pokazali SINE i'm cestu. Slo,
venska Llga poslala Memorandum
ma patriene miesta, ktore mohlo
otvorit' oci kazdemu, ale ked mas
oni sami nechcn porozumet', tax
dajme i'm pokoj, az pokym nepri.
du k rozumu. My sa tn Madame &
autonomiu a sami hynieme, NAL
by SINE sa lepsie starat' sami &
seba tn Amerike a troska meme,
o kraj!
Mas Okresny Sbor vydal knih,
sPonis SlOvakOv v Mahoninp Co.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
l.lDE,
STOCK. pa
SUMMER FEED FOR
SWINE NEGLECTED

1t is not necessary to feed lots Of
high-priced feeds to pigs during the
summer but it is advisable to add
some concentrates to a good forage
SO states E. G. Cooley, associate
animal husbandman of Clemson col
lege, who believes that too many hogs
are turned in the pasture or swamps
to make their living during the sum
mer months. Good feed, he says, is
given during the winter and early
spring and good pigs are turned out
in the summer, but in the fall bunch
of worlny, stunted hogs is driven in
to prepare for market. Many Of them
are but little heavier than when turned
out and have the appearance of scrubs.
They may be put on the feeder pig
market-and the prospects of feeder
pig business are goodbut they need
more growth and thrift to make good
hogs in this class.
The best forages for the summer
months are sorghum, green soy beans
and sudan grass. Perhaps none of
these will save as much as forages
that are available in spring and fall,
hut they are well worth he trouble
and money put into them. They not
only save feed but add to the thrift
and growthiness of the pigs.
One other common cause of lack of
growth in spring pigs to which Mr..
Cooley calls attention is parasites,
both internal and external. Hundreds
of pounds of feed are wasted every
year feeding worms. A few dollars
spent for worm treatment will save
some hogs and cause the others to
make the most from the feed CON
sumed.
Farmers should try to keep their
spring pigs growing so that they will
at least make heavy, thrifty feeder
pigs for the high September market.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
Guard Against Cholera
Among Hogs This Season.

Hog cholera, as Is well known, Is a
disease that runs in cycles. 1t is less
virulent in some years than in others
and those who are well posted on these
cycles claim that we are now enter
ing upon a period Of yirulent form
of cholera. Breeders Of hogs should
bear this in mind and not become care
less about vaccinating their pigs this
year. 1t is especially important to pro-
tect the pig crop against disease be-
cause hogs are bringing q good price
on the market and will continue to do
so for some time to come While feed
Is still high in price, lower values will
undoubtedly prevail before the pig
crop is ready for the market. In other
words, it looks as though hogs will
afford the best market for the coming
corn crop, hence the Importance Of
guarding them against disease.
Vaccination Of the pigs a few days
after weaving should be the rule this
year. 1t provides cheap insurance
that no hog breeder can afford to dis
regard at any time, but we believe
that this is year when it should be
given special thought and attention.
says the Iowa Homestead. Many hog
men hold licenses to vaccinate their
own hogs and whenever that is the
case the expense will be small, for
good serum is selling at very reason
able figures
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10

to have around in case there is something that
must receive attention. In consequence he is
found listed as:
Executive and disbursng officer of the Grant
Memorial commission
Executive officer of the Meade Memorial COM
mission
Executive and disbursins otficer of the Com
mission Memorial to Women OF the Civil War
Executive and disbursiag officer of the Airing
ton Memorial Amphitheater commission.
Executive and disbursing officer Of the Rock
Greek and Potomac Parkway commission ~
Executive and disbursing officer of the John
Ericsson Memorial commission.
Executive and disbursing officer of the Titanic
Memorial commission
Executive and disbursing officer Of the National
Capital Park commission
Executive and disbursing officer Of the Airing
ton Memorial Bridge commission.
Apparently there several man-sized jobs
concealed in these commissions The project COM
monty called the Arlington Memorial Bridge will
take ten years of work and cost $150OOO0O The
Arlington Memorial Bridge commission is author
lied and directed to proceed at once with the
construction Of a memorial bridge across the Po-
tomac river from the vicinity of the Lincoln
Memorial in the city of Washington to an appro-
pirate point in the state of Virginia, including
appropriate approaches roads, Streets boulevards
avenues and walks leading thereto on both sides
OF said river, together with the landscape features
appertaining thereto, all in accordance with the
design, surveys, and estimates Of cost transmitted
by said commission to congress under date of
April %, 1924.
Sentmentaly, this bridge is a symbol of the
binding together of the North and the South in
the Union. The Potomac river in 1864 was the
dividing line between the Union and Confederate
states and Lincoln in the White House saw the
Confederate flags waving on the Virginia shore
Another touch of sentiment about it is the restora-
ton of the famous Robert E. Lee mansion at
Arlington.
Other features of the project are these:
Widening street east from the Lincoln Me-
mortal to the Capitol, crossing Pennsylvania ave
nue. to the north side of the Capitol cleaning out
the unsightly shacks and providing a govern
mental boulevard from the Capitol for corteges
across the new memorial bridge to Arlington Ma
tional cemetery
Widening Twenty-third street at right angles
from street from the Lincoln Memorial to Wash
ington Circle, as the most important north and
south route for the entire northwest section of
the city to the Lincoln Memorial and across the
memorial bridge to Arlington
Development of Columbia island reclaimed by
dredging operations along which there will be a
boulevard drive at right angles to the memorial
bridge, connecting across an auxiliary bridge with
the Lee highway.
Erection of the Titanic and John Ericsson me-
MORALS equidistant from the entrance to the
bridge from street, either side and on the
waterfront thus thanking the bridge and beautify
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
Hogging Down Corn Has
Three Big Advantages

The advantages to be gained from
hogglng down corn may be briefly
summed up under three heads. First
of all, and one that is of utmost i'm
portance at the present time, is that
the practice is ideal from labor-sav-
ing standpoint. Every farmer is aware
of the amount of man and horse la
Dor that is required to cut, husk, haul
and crib corn, and then feed it out to
the hogs in the pen. The expense. of
these operations may be largely saved
and at the time Of the year when
there is usually great rush of ont
of-door work.
Then there is the fertility problem
that must be considered. In feeding
corn in the pen there is almost always
waste Of valuable fertility If any
of the manure made is returned to the
soil it is accomplished at quite an ex-
pense and only after many hours of
laborious and not altogether pleasant
work. When harvesting their own
corn the hogs are making manure and
depositing it directly upon the land.
They are also leaving cornstalks where
they may be turned under without first
being hauled out to the field
The general health of any farm ami
NAL is always TO be considered. In
hogging down corn the animals receive
a great deal of exercise which keeps
them contented and vigorous. Instead
of roofing around in sloppy pig yards
as is often the case, they are work
Ing in clean fields which, as one may
observe, is of no small benefit to them.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
Maine Hen Lore

A contributor to a Cleveland news
paper, telling of hen running
through heavy traffic with a bright
ribbon dangling from her tail feath-
ers, adds: Evidently she had been
struck before" Tut! tut! Is it pos
sible that the writer has never
heard of that tl1he-honored method Of
breaking up" setting hen by at
taching bit of3red cloth to her tail
red flannel preferably? Just why
flannel has never been satisfactorily
explained but flannel has always been
demanded by the good folk who be-
lieve in this plan, and happy was the
boy who was called upon to affix the
streamer and then watch the crazy
antics of its unwilling wearer-Port-
land Press Herald.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
Malaria Study in S1Deden

Malaria, which has caused so much
trouble in other parts Of the world,
is now practically unknown in Swe-
den, but the Royal archaeological in
stitute of Stockholm is engaged in
making study Of the Anopheles mos
quito which carries its germ. This
mosquito is harmless unless it has
sucked the blood of a person with
the disease, and has had time to de-
velop the parasites in it's own system.
Not being located in malaria zone,
Sweden is IN slight danger of infec-
ton, but If an epidemic should break
out abroad travellers might bring the
disease. In such case the institute
is prepared to take immediate meas
ures to check it.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
Corn Good for Sows

When the SOW begins to show loss
of weight from sucking her litter she
can be fed all her appetite demands
Shelled corn is the most suitable
grain if it is properly supplemented
by good slop. Corn is rich and
high in energy and fine feed if used
with proper judgment. Bran needs to
be supplied in small amounts only
and is net necessary if the shorts are
of bulky nature. The slop should
be reasonably thick and composed
partly of skim milk if available.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10

had me take it. / regained my strength
and never felt better in my life. 1t COM
pletely restored me TO health. ] had
practically no suffering when my baby
boy was born and he is very strong and
healthy. / know that the Vegetable
Compound is the best medicine woman
can take before and after childbirth for
health and strength. Iwould be willing
to answer letters from women asking
about the Vegetable Compound. - =
Mrs. VIM. J. LEE, Route E, Box 648,
Terre Haute, Indiana.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is dependable medicine for all
these troubles.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
Evidently They Were
Coming in Quantities

The Randall Rabbits, who live over
near Hollenbeck park are very proud
OF their twins, so one day, when Mrs.
Babbitt brought one out and placed it
IN the baby carriage, she was not at all
dlspleased when little boy, a stran-
ger in the neighborhood, came up and
said:
"Oh, what nice little boy!"
THANK you," said the fond mother.
Would you mind watching him till I
come back?"
Presently she returned with the 9TH
er twin and the little boys eyes dou-
bled in size as he exclaimed:
My goodness Wherever is you
detting all those babies !'-Los An
geles Times.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
Australian Child Brides

Australians child brides during 1923
numbered 483, under seventeen years
Of age, the youngest being only thir-
teen, and seventy-three women OF six
ty-five years and over. The oldest
bridegroom was eighty-six. Among
the young mothers was a child of
twelve, while six girls Of only thirteen
years gave birth to children. Refer
ring to infant mortality, the president
CT the Health Association for Women
and Children in Victoria, stated that
Australia had lost 122,47 children I'M
der the age Of five years between 1918
and 1922.-Family Herald.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
Advantages Of Self-Feeder

The self-feeder is especially valu-
able when feed is high-priced. For
then you need to use economy In pro-
duction. Hogs will waste less grain
when fed in a first-class self-feeder
than when they are fed ''by hand"
under ordinary conditions. The labor
thus saved would make big total
in years time, for your hogs do not
have to be fed by the clock. You
don't have to hurry home to see that
the hogs get their supper right on
the dot.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-09-10
East Indians Averse to Travelling on Foot

The well-to-do, old-fashioned ma
tiyes OF Indta never walk, since exer-
else is neither usual nor dignided. On
state occasions they are driven in enor-
nous, ramshackle landaus, drawn by
Unmatched, badly groomed horses,
whose silver-and even gold mount
ed harness is repaired in a rough-and-
ready manner with string. A horde of
rag-tag and bobtail retainers gallop
alongside the vehicle.
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On the other hand, the Indian of
smaller means is content to be carried
in the palanquin of the country, a
box-like affair which bears a strong
resemblance to a sedan chair. A Grim
son velvet canopy, profusely en-
broidered with tinsel, shields the oc-
cupant from the sun; several liveried
minions-the number varying accord
ing to the bulk OF the passenger
as beasts of burden; an attendant,
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Wo11an's Many Honors

Mrs. Arthur Strong, who recently
retired from the post of assistant di-
rector of the British school in Rome,
is said to possess honorary degrees
from more universities and honors
from more learned societies than any
other woman in the world. Mrs.
Strong has worldwide reputation as
an authority en- art, ancient and
modern.
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armed with an ornamental spear or
with some other badge of Office. heads
the procession and another servant
walks by the side, holding up gi-
gantic umbrella or welding a huge
fly whisk.
Popular, too, is the elephant, it be-
ing considered that the animals size
and appearance add to the dignity of
those seated in the howdah, espe
cially if the cap and saddle cloth
(Which partly obscure the unlovely
animaD are made richly decorative by
means of gold embroidery or an emer-
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The Cuticura Toilet Trio

Having cleared your skin keep it clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations The Soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table is complete
without Observation-Disclosures.
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ald-green ultramarine or vivid pink vel
vet background. Incidentally, the mo-
ton of the palanquin is exceedingly
uncomfortable. But the wealthy ma
tive, bent on cutting a dash" in the
eyes of the populace, does not mind
temporary uneasiness, provided the on
lockers are impressed with a sense Of
his Importance. Besides, the mode
of locomotion is customary.-Ch Christian
Science Monitor.