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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30

anniversary. Throughout the evening
a merry time was had by card play
ing and other entertainments. Tempt
ing refreshments were served, and at
a late hour the self-invited guests de-
parted wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Bjork-
lund many happy birthdays.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30
Eiii chief BUYS saxophones.

San Francisco Chief Ratu Nell Sa-
labogi, Fiji Island ruler, departed for
home with enough saxophones to out
fit an entire platoon of royal troops as
q jazz orchestra. He intends to in
troduce modern jazz in the islands.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30

Rabbi Louis Grossman Dies.
Detroit-Rabbi Louis Grossman, 63
years old, of Cincinnati. noted Hebrew
educator and author, died here at the
home of DR.. Charles Aaron. with whom
he had been visiting.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30

Proper feeding Is
essential. Therefore
I shall always pro-
vide q carefully,
balanced ration
to my herd. as
we'll as a plentiful
supply Of pure.
clean water.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30

The growth IN the
number Of COW test
ing associations con-
vinces me that member
ship in one is a good
thing. I pledge my as
ISOLATION full support
and corporation.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30

Taking inventory. I have
decided that pure milk 10
better than purified milk and
that I want not more cows,
but more and better milk
from each cow.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30

Any COW in my herd
suspected Of being q
boarder or otherwise
lacking in necessary
qualifications shall un-
dergo q fair. but thor
ough test. What I spend
on my herd must come
back to me at Q profit
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30


Duri ng the hot
months. whenever pos
sible. I shall supply
my herd with q cool.
clean. outside resting
place. where they may
chew their cuds In
peace and ruminate on
the blessings Of being
a provfder rather than
q parasite.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30

VI ldI ilS III uiduy COuutlco cACSSuCu
those last year and everywhere there
is growing feeling Of optimism and
confidence in the future, replies to a
QUESTIONABLE indicate, according to the
survey.
East Grand Forks-Red River Val
ley farmers are expected to receive
$1,000,000 annually from the new beet
sugar plant OF the American Beet
Sugar Company at East Grand Forks.
Formal opening of the plant will take
place October 6.
Lindstrom-Proposals to conduct
an actual meeting at Lindstrom for
the discussion of highway building
and policies of administration were
in motion, when more than zoo repre-
sentatives Of II counties met in the
Lindstrom Opera hall to discuss high
way work.
Minneapolis - DR.. Edouard Rist,
chief physician of the tuberculosis
Department Of Laennec Hospital, Par
is and Sir Henry Gauvain. noted Bri-
tish physician, will be speakers in
Minnesota following their attendance
at the International Union Against
Tuberculosis, in session at Washing.
ton. ID. c., Sept. 29 to Oct. Z. DIR. e.
A. Meyerding, executive secretary OF
the Minnesota Public Health Associa.
ton, is making arrangements for the
appearance of DR.. Rist at st. Paul
and Minneapolis meetings. Definite
dates will be decided later.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-30

A cl Q a n
b arn. clean
p lie n I iful
b e d d 1 n G /,
water at the
s an oh ION
and no milk
ing within an
hour Of feed
ing are all
part Of the
D r o g r a m
which I shall
enforce rigid
~.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-01-27

TOWN OF GALES, REDWOOD cOJN-
TY, MINI.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-01-27
TOWN OF klNTIRE, REDWOOD
COUNTY, MIMI.

School District No. 10. Total Tax Rate
1852 Mills.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-01-27
Town of BrookViIIe, Redwood County.
Minnesota

Personal Property 1925 Taxes
Taxes must be paid before March lst
1926.
school District No. "a. Total Tax Rate
o6 = Mills
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-01-27

0SVVVf OISST TVIeI
30.1 Mills.
Hess, o. e. ............ 262 1.S9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-02

Az amerillai magyar katholi-
kusok nevelJek gyemeleiket j6
katholikusoknak es ne felejtsek
ell 1000 ewes biiszke magyar katho-
likus multuk emleket gyermekeik
lelkebe csepegtetni. Ne engedjeS
magukat hamis profetakkal felre-
vezcttetni.
"Kedves gyermekeim Sajna-
lom, hogy a ii mai orom iinnepe-
tekcn kGnytclen voltam olyan soll
kellcmctlen dolgot elmondani, de
rcmflem, hogy szavaim nyoman
10 gyiimolcs terem, inert tndom,
hogy Macy tdbbsegetek, hi ts en-
eedelmes.
"Piisp0k0t0k ker bennetcket,
hogy jeIszavatok lcgyen: F." "lliiseg,
kitartas Is engedelmcsseg" cgy
hazatok irant
A. f6nyes egyhazi szcrtartas
alatt, a hitk0zseg j0hangu eS Ba-
lasllo Gyorgy kantor altal jol be-
tanitott k6rusa, enekelt.
A piispok oldalan Rev. NJ. r.
Griffith, st. Edward s tenn
plom es Rev. j, A. Sidlcy, a st.
Elizabeth kol1hIz plebanosa scged
keztek. A szertartasban meg
k0vetkez6 papok vettek reszt: e.
A. Kirby, j. M. Trainor, Begalla
Istvan, Kocsis Istvan,, Bobal
Gy0rgy, Liscsinszky Janos, Kosz-
tik JOSEF es Rygwalszky Leo.
Minden megjegyzes nelkiil k0
z0liil EFT a beszedat, csak azert,
inert tudjuk, hogy a jelenvoltak
fcle vagy mem ertette meg, vagr
felre6rtette.
Egyet azomban megjegyziink,
tS cz az, hogy azok az cmberek, 4
Xix a panaszkod6k el6re allot-
tax, mem olyan rosszal, mint oket
a piispoll feltiintctte. Lcgt0bbjiik
szcntiil meg volt gyoz6dve, hogy
a n6pet serelom eri es EFT a meg
gy6z6desiiket elosegitotte, hogy
nem ismertek kelloen az egyhaz
t0rvenyeit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-02

altal. nel1i atadott kervenyt es ICY
folytatta beszedet:
"Sokan koziiletek irtak ala EFT
a piszkos papirt. Sokan bizonyara
meg ma sem tudiak, hogy NIT ir-
talk ala. >
"Ez ronda iras angolul van. III
magyarok vagytok 6s nem tndta-
tok, hogy mi ala kanyaritottatok
nevciteket. Voltak az alairok kozt
ncm katholikusok is. 7"
"Nohat tudiatok meg, mi van
rbbcn az utalatos kervGnyben. "
AIT mondja az iras, hogy a
pltbanoS ncm dolgozik, hogy nem
tctt scmmit hitkozSeg erdeke-
ben.
"N6zziik csak, hogy mem dol
gozott Varlaky pldbanos ittlete
alatt "
"Amikor Varlaky four ide jott,
talalt ket ezor dollaros kifiZetet-
len szamlakat, azol1at kifizette. "
"a hitk6zseg birtokan $500
bckcbclc2eit ad6Slg volt. Eft is
kifizctte.
A tcmplomot 600 dollar kolt-
stgekkcl ujra fcstctte; igaz, hogy
most megint raSzorulna cgy kis
fest6kre. "
kiasatta pinc6t a templom
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-02
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalr6l)

ged senkit hitkozsfg p6nz kcze.
iasehez. =
Oh! Ez fai azoknak, akik az
eeyhaz ptnzet akarjak kezelni. IS
ten orizzen ticket attol, hogy az
8 keziikre keriilne a ii altalotok
befizetett penz.''
Ennek a hitk0zsegnck t0rte-
nete nagyon szomoru. Tizenhat
6vvel ezel6tt, 1910-ben alakultatol
Is az elsG hat ev alatt-ha emile
kezetem mem cSal-hat vagy het
papotok volt. Atlag egy sem ma
radt meg k02tetek, meg cgy 6vig
SEM
''Itt valami mem lehctctt rend
ben. >
Az ntols6 tiz Gv alatt F6t. Var
laky Sandor volt papotok.
Angvali tiirelemmel kellett bir-
MIA. hogy veletek tiz Gvet elt0l-
tott. Ha nem lett volna olyan til
relmes. akkor bizonvara 8 is re-
gen otthagyott volna ticket
Ekkor a piispok elGvette a hoz-
"a bekiild0tt, vagy egy kiild0tts6g
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-02
TARSASVACSORA.
A Katholikus Ifjusagi Kor decem
Der 12.-en vasarnap este tarsas-
vacsorat rendez.

A Youngstown magyar fatal
sag egyik legszamottev6bb, teve-
keny teStiilete, a Katholikus If
msagi K0r december 12.-en, vasar
nap este 6 80 kezdettel, sajat he
lyis6g6ben nagyszabasu tarsasva-
csorat rendez.
Mar a multban is voltak ilven
feher asztal melletti osszejovetc-
lex, melyek celia egyr6szt az,
hogy k0ri tagok k0z0tti barat-
sagot meg jobban kimelSitse, mas
raszt, hogy mindazok, akik meg
nem ismerik ezt kort, munka-
jat, c6ljait, ilyen alkalommal
mindezt megismerhessek.
A 1arsasvacsorara elsosorban a
lanyok az asszonyok k6sziilnck
nagyban, olyan ennival6kat fog
max feltalalni, amilyeneket meg a
kiralyok asztalan csak elvetve
talal a szerencses haland6.
Kerjtik a magyarsagot, hogy
minel szamosabban jelenjenek meg
ezen a j0v6 vasarnap este tartan.
| do tarsasvacsoran.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-02

meszetes, hogy amilor alt6t nyit,
| megkerdczi az idegentol, hogy ia
ratban van. Manapsag az embcr
soha sem tudia, hogy nincS-c
rosSz szandeka az alton zorget6-
mex. "
"Az ceyhazmegyc torv6nyei el.
rcndelik, hogy a haavczet on6nel;
fi2et6s, cseEely di.uazas jar. E2
helyeS. Munkatrt fizetni kcll !"
Meg cgyszcr mondom, hogy
AIT akarom, hogy szimjon mar
meg vegre az ilycn gyalazkodas. .
cot ev 6ta jarnak hozzam pa
nassau, ilyen alaptalan vadak-
kal."
" AIT irjatok, hogy nektek mem
kell iskola, hanem nj templom. y
Mi haszna volna egy fenycS,
NJ tcmplomnak. IIa mem lesz iSllo-
latok. akkor mem kcll maid tenn
! plom sem a k0zel jovoben. Ha
| ncm ncvelitck gycrmekcitekct ka
| tholiknS iSkolaban i0 katholiku-
>ollnak, akkor minek tenn
plom?'
Tndjatok meg, hogy en- rem
dcltem el a pl6banoSnak, hogy is
kolat epitsen.
Most pedig nektck, szemelye-
sen parancsolom. hogy iskolat
6pitsetek, merit iskolara nagyobb
sziiksegetek van. mint templom-
ra.
:" En- jol tudom, hogy a magya-
rok sz6tsz6rva laknak Youngs-
townban. Nektek tulajdonk6ppcn
hi.om iSbolAra volna sziiks6gc-
tex. Kezdjttek cl cggycl, lit a
tcmplom mellett.'' -
Mem igaz. ho@y a papotok ell
lcnc volna cry III hitk02Seenek,
amt stccltoni magyarok alaki-
tottak. SGt, harom hoZ2am into
zctt levelebcn siirgette, hogy en-
gcdjem meg az III hitk0zSeg meg
alakulaSat Stecltonban.
" En- meg is fogom engedni az
NJ hitk0zseg mcgaIakulasat, ha ne
KEN be tudjatok bizonyitani,
hogs lS6pesek vagytok AIT fel-
1pitoni Gs fentartani. Leveg6re
mem lchet hitk0zseget alapitani,
annaR l1ell hoey SziIar1 alapja lc-
gyen''
"Az mem el6g, hoey k6rv6nyt
adtatok be hozzam $50 csalad ala
! irdsaval. Minek nehany extra nGv
kedve6rt, nem katholikusokkal
alairatni. -
"a k6rvenynek t0bbnek kell len
nj, mint tires papirnak. Temple
mok mem hullanak ala menyor-
sZagb6l es mem teremnek a gala
yonya bokor again. Leveg6b6l
nem elhet meg az Ur jambor szol-
gaia"
| Maid ha ii, st2cltoni magya-
"ok avval j0tt0k hozzam. hogy lit
| a kifiZetett templom telek es a
| oenz. legalaIbb basement meg
| 1pitesere a bankban van, akko1
negkapjatok az engedelyt es az
IN j6vahagyasomat az NJ hitk0z-
'eghez. Ha ezt megteszitek hol
nap, akkor kapjatok meg"
| "A vadirat, mint lathat tiatok
teljesen alaptalan es hazug."
Macy t0bbsegetek tudom ar
tatlan megSzerkeszteseben. Eel
"evezettek titeket. !"
Mem sill Xxi a szemetek? Mem
'oritja ell arcotokat a szegyen
pir?"
go papotokat tenyereteker
'kellene, hogy hordozzatok.'
"Es most, halliatok parancso
mat:
"Az en- akaratom es parancsom
= papa 0szentsege, Scent Pete,
helytart6ja kegvelmeb6l piispok0
-ok, hogy azonnal lassatok hozz;
az iskola epitesdhez, lit tenn
olom mellett. -
: "a tavol lak6k gyermekei re
sz6re, plebanostok maid ker he
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-02

messe tegye $500 koltseggel. :
"Negy tell1et vett iskola celok-
ira $5,oO0-ert es az arat teljesen
! kifizette. =
Ma pedig $4,000 kes2penz va.
gyon van a hitkozseg penztara
| ban.
"Adjatok 0ssze, amit lit felso
roltam. Az kitesz 500, ,300-at.
MEM ntztem meg a szamada
| Sokat, micl6tt clj0ttem Cleveland
| Dol, de bccsl6sem szerint cnnek q
| hitk0zsegnek evi fentartasi es ell
latasi k0ltS6ge OF es hat ezer dol
! lar k0z0tt lehetett. Ha az alacso.
nyaibb szamot vessziik, ez tiz ey
alatt, $50,000-et tesz XII
"Tehat latjatok, hogy az a pie
banos, akit avval vadoltok, hogy
ncm dolgozott tiz ev alatt oko-
| san es belatastSal. legalabb $75 900
dollart kezclt becsiiletesen es hit
en-. -
Mtgis AIT mondjak az irat-
ban, hogy ncm lctt Scmmit =.
"Azt mondjak, mem tor6dilt
| scmmivel. Hat n6zzttck, czt ha-
/ talmas @vermek csapatot, a ii
gyermekeiteket, akik most jarul-
tax elem konfirmalasra.
"Miel6tt Varlaky four idejott,
alig lezengett ebben a templom-
ban OF vagy tiz gyermek, most
tale a templom minden vasarnap.
"Boruljatok t6rdre es k0szon-
j6tek meg ennek a tisztcs oSz, ioa-
ri listen szolgaianal1, hogy NIT
tett trtetek."
AZ ilycn gyalazkodAsnak meg
kcll szjinni. En- akarom hogy cz
lagycn az utols6 panas2.
"N67ziik a tobbl vadpontokat
Is panaszokat .:
AIT iriak, hogy a plGbanoS
penzt k0vetcl a keresztcleSckert.
Mindenki szivesen adhat a
papnak AIT. amit akar, azon az
0romnapon, mikor gyermeket ke-
rcsztelik A pap elfogadhatja, a
nit adtok. Ez mar bcvett Szokas
a vilaeon mideniitt'
"Igaz, hogy az egyhazi tor
veny Szerint a SZentsegek kisZol-
| galasa6rt, eS 10y = keresztelesert,
dijjat mem szabad SZamitani; de
mar maga a k0z0ns6eos k tiSztess6a
/ meel1ivanja AIT, hoay AIT papot
aki kiSzolgal, valamivel megjutal
mazzatok faradsagaert. Meg AIT
sem vennem rossz neven a pap.
tol, ha az ajaniek szokasara fl,
gyelmeztetne az emIbereket. Az
aiandGk a pap6''
" AT mondia tovabba ez a pisz
kos Rervtnv, hogy a pap dijjat sz$
NIT oSketesert. Ugy-e, ARA var
p6nz bowen. sep ruhakat, vira
got, eSzem-iszomot, kocsikat fizet
nj cskiiv6 all1almaval, de ARA
hogy a pap faradsagat, k0ltsege-
| liijazni kell. mem akartok gon
dolni. Macy miset, orgona kisere
ret, templom diszitest, fenyes ki
vilagitast k0veteltek eskiivore, ds
fizetni erte, mem akartok. Ez /,
zsueori fukarsag piszok, alavalt
es ieazi katholikusra mem valli
panasz.. !"
"Ugyanaz all a temetesnel sza
mitott dijjakra. Mem elegesztel
meg so, vagy 100, mondjuk 20(
dollaros kopors6kkal, hanem ;
legdragabbaik koziil valogattok
hogy a halottat kevelyked6 pom
paval temessetek ell. ARA mem
gondoltok, hogy temetes rem
dez0nek mem fizettek, hanem a
Greg papt6l, aki reggel b6jtol
hogy miset szolgaljon templom
! ban a draga halott felett es ak
| elkiseri a temetobe a sir szeleig
hogy oft az utols6 fohaszt elmon'
ia, sajnaljatok AIT csekely ado
manyt.'
Fin me@vedem a papot az utol
SO percig. Mem engedem meg e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-12-02
Elado tyukok
ELAD0K A KOvETKEzO TISZTA
FAJTA, TOJos TYUKOK:

Barron strain White Leghorn, Everlay
strain Brown Leghorn, Thompson Bar
red Rocks, Owens, vagy TomplIin's
Rhode Islands Red, White Rocks, vagy
White Wyando.te, darabja $l.25.
OF h6napos esirkek, a fennti fajtak-
Dol, ne1nsokara toj6k, $1.00 darabja.
Fatal kakasok, tenyesztesrc, darab
ia $500.
Egy tucat, vagy t0bb tyuk rendeles-
mel ingyen adunk kakast
While Leghorn csibek, szaza -. 1915
Brown Leghorn csib6k, szaza 5000
Barred Rock csibed, szaza -. 100
Rhode Island Red -csibek, szaza $1,000
White Rock csirkek, szaza -. $1,000
White Wyandotte csirk6k, szaza $11.50
Mindegyik fajtiszta!
Apr6lekainkat magunk neveljil< es
Macy gondot forditunk az iiltetni val6
tojasok kivalogatasara. Megelegel6set
garantaljuk.
A csirkek postakoltseget, a tyukok
express koltseget, mi fizetjiik. Az tlve
szallitasert j6tallunk.
FULGHUM HATCHERY
| GIRARD, OHIO
New Britain herald., 1926-07-12
EIGHT SUB VICTIMS TO
 BE BURIED AT ARLINGTON
BridgcportNian Who Lost Life WtlI Rest in Brooklyn National
 Cemetery

New York, July lG tP-Elght of the sailor dead of the submarine s-5t. to be buried in Arlington ceme- tary leave New York today for Washington.
 Although more than 100000 per sons are estimated 10 have visited Brooklyn navy yard in the last two days 10 view the battered steel hulk from which IS bodies were taken, the bodies have been kept in the morgue of the naval hospital and only relatives Were permitted to view them.
 The eight 10 be buried in Arlington are It. Frederick n. Foster, Rudy Firm, Allen Clifford Earle, Harry Dick Elser Rankin Pierce James, John Joseph Mccarthy Augustus Alexander Smith and Robert Hol- land Wills.
 The body of James Marland Scho- field, of Bridgeport Conn. radio man, is 10 be buried in national cemetery Brooklyn
 The board Of inquiry today re- sumod investigation of the cause Of the grounding of the submarine tow in East river while being lowed to the navy yard. II is expected 10 re- sume investigation later in the week of tho cause Of the sinking Of the S-51 off Block Island last year
New Britain herald., 1926-07-12
CONNOLLY'S REPORT
 TELLS OF ACTIVITIES
Probation Officer Finishes
 Quarters Work

Probation Officer Edward (. Con molly has submitted 10 Judge B. W. filling his report for the quarter ending June 80. It is as follows:
 Number on probation brought over from previous quarter, 52 men; women; 17 boys: Total. 77.
 Number placed on probation dur ing quarter, 50 men; 5 women: Is boys; . girls; Total. 72.
 Number on probation during quar- ter 1o2 men; 13 women; 32 boys; 2 girls; Total. 149.
 Number who observed terms and were released. 30 men; s women; 6 boys; Total, 4o.
 Number who vioalte terms and were re-arrested, men; women; boy; Total 9,
 Number remaining on probation at end of quarter, 66 men; women; 9 boys; girls; Total, 9S.
 There were 53 cases investigated by the probation officer and settled out of court.
 Wages collected by the probation officer and expended for benefit of probationers families, amounted to $2,62G.50.
 Fines and costs collected by the probation officer totaled s499.16.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-12
Contracts for Subways
 To Be Awarded Soon

Contract for the construction Of subways on South Main street from Main street 10 Roberts street will be awarded at 2 meeting of the board of public works tomorrow evening, A hearing on the construc- tion of sewers on McClintock road from Allen street northerly will al- so he held.
 Several contractors have bid on the South Main street proposition which lns been under consideration by the board for some time. Lack of money has prevented the board from proceeding with the work this year. but through q special appro- priation. the board was allowed the money by the board of finance and taxation at the latter's meetings two weeks ago.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-12
CTRI, RESERVE NOTES

Helen Paskus Winifred Reynolds and Mary Hayes. High school club delegates with their leader Miss McKown. have returned from the Girl Reserve conference for this section held at Camp Maqua, Poland, Maine.
 The conference and life at camp was entirely governed by the cab incl. q group Of girls chosen 10 rep resent the different houses. Winifred Reynolds Of this city was chairman of this group of girls and thus was made girl executive of the confer cnce. Helen Paskus had charge of one of the conference bulletin boards and Mary Hayes helped on the so- cial committee.
 The Sincere Servers will meet at inc Y. W. C. A. tomorrow morning at 9:3o to go on an all-day outing to Rockwell park.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-12
CORBIN GIRLS OUTING.

The Corbin Screwa Corp. Girls' club held is annual outing al Double Reach. Branford, Conn. sat ur1ay afternoon. Dinner was served at the Double Beach House. The C, $. C r.. CCorbin Screw Chauneurs Cnion) was in charge Of transpor- tation. The entertainment commit tee in charge of Rose Darrow gave the following program: Solos by Huldah Johnson. Martha Ernst. Marie IIoslin, Molly Jackson Marie Connolly and Nan CulIinan. Philip Scheyd and Rose Darrow gave q comedy skit Fred Jost was q mos, original toastmast"r. May Ryan danced the Charleston. Water sports were enjoyed by many. The ar engagements were in charge Of Hull dah Johnson and Winnie Ripple.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-12
ASKS CITY REIMBURSE
 HER FOR TORN GARMENT
Silk Dress Ruined By Outiutting Timber Is Claim-Auto Trunk
 Smashed

A torn silk dress and an automo- bile trunk which was smashed 10 kindling" form the basis Of claims against the city which will be read at tomorrow nights special meeting Of the common council.
 Mary Bcaudoin asks the city to alleging a piece of lumber extend allegeding q piece of lumber extend- ing over the Washington street line ripped the garment she was wearing rendering if unfit for further use.
 A, M. Dressel, through Attorney Henry P. Roche, claims the negli- gence Of a driver for the city caused damages to the extent of 500 when inc trunk on ,the rear Of his automo- bile was damned on Commercial street.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-12
CANADA'S POLITICS
 NOW FLARES FORTH
General Elections Probably Next
 September

Ottawa. Ont. July 19 Pl-Lib- erals and conservatives in Canada are training their big guns for the general elections which probably will be held in September to de termine who shall control the Can adian government
 The issue. in the main, will be over the question of constitution ality and the sovereignty Of Can, ada. as raised by the liberals, and alleged corruption in the depart ment Of customs under the recent liberal ministry, as raised by the conservatives.
 The elections come as a result of the recent dissolution Of parliament after the fall of the liberal govern ment Of the Rt. Hon. W. L.. Mac kenzie King and the three day rule Of the conservative ministry of the Rt Hon. Arthur MoiEhen.
 The fact that Governor General Bvng failed to grant dissolution on request of the liberal government and then soon after granted it 10 the conservative government has created a storm of liberal criticism.
 Rarely has 1 session of the Cam adian parliament been moro pro- ductive of broken procedonts and dramatic debate. The elections last October resulted in the return of mInorities by both conservatives and liberals, a situation that in' avitahly led to an unstable balance of power. the progressives holding the deciding votes.
 Despite his minority power Premier King was able to hang on with progressive and independent support. His worst difficulties how ever. began in June when a special committee reported on irregular conditions in the customs depart ment. Indications that his govern ment was due for a vote Of cen- sure led the premier 10 resign.
 By questioning the procedure followed by Governor General Byng, the liberals have brought to the front the issue of Canada's sovereignty and the control eXer- cised by an appointce of the Brit- isn government in a local political matter.
New Britain herald., 1926-07-12

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 The ohodient bride indicated her love by leaning on his shoulder.
 And then the marriage ceremony vas complete.