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New Britain herald., 1926-04-23

By tho Associated Press New York - Eugene V. Debs is back from Bermuda uncertain whether he is citizen or an alien. He told an immigration inspector who classified him as q citizen, that he did not know his status. saying: T thought If I did not mention 1t you might be called down for entering me-"
 Constantinople A statue of Mustapha Kennel shows him in q dinner coat with arms akimbo and head bare. There are many pro- tests that 1t is undignined. It is not to be put in place until he ap- proves.
 London There's been revo- lution. Men are leaving off their vests in hot weather. Time was when that simply wasn't done, don't you know. Perhaps British golfers, once shocked by Jess Sweetser's short sleeve shirt, some day will leave off their coats.
 New York The British recog- nize a good thing when it's merits are prooved. Sir Charles Higham says that newspaper advertising in the United States stands head and shoulders above every other medium for public announcement. In two years, as an agent he spent $400,000 advertising tea In Ameri- can newspapers and his clients sales increased by $500 tons.
 San Francisco - Thousands of Church gypsies. scattered through out the nation, are mourning the death of King Michael I. who was buried here by his subjects at bril- liant ceremonies symbolic of mo- mad traditions. His son, Anthony, will become king after the pre- scrbed year of mourning.
 Buffalo Any fish in the Ni- agara river with pre-Volsteadian tastes are enjoying themselves on "greased wool" a whole carload of it. Federal agents found it was more liquid than grease and more glass than wool; in fact it was Canadian ale. So 1t was dumped overheard.
 Philadelphia - Home made wine containing 10 per cent alcohol is not in fact intoxicating, in the opinion of eight men and four women comprising a jury which acquitted grocer.
 New York Anthony c. La Rocca, who was a newsboy ten years ago. is now building a sub- way having a s5.00O.00O contract He Is 2S years old.
 London Sir Park Golf, M. F, who is 55 and has been a best man Is times, is a bachelor because marriage is lottery and lotteries are forbidden by law. He and S7 other unmarried colleagues of the house celebrated their freedom by a dinner. One course comprised apples contributed with compli. ments of Eve and the serpent"
 New York A floating nursery Is bound for Hamburg. The Cleve. land has 3l babies aboard.
 Chicago-Robert Pima, 5. whose mother, q war bride, Is dead, and whose father has vanished, is bound for France alone to live with grandparents he has never seen. He comes from Denver.
 New York Princess Red Ap. pie, grandmother of John Ross chief of the Cherokees, Is ar American citizen again by judcia decrces. She found she had lost hel citizenship by marrying mar
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New Britain herald., 1926-04-23
LOST l3O DAYS AT
 SEA, SAFE AT LAST
Crew Of Schooner, Long Thought
 Lost, Reaches Port

San Pedro, Cal, April 2s P>-The four masted schooner Irene, which came into port yesterday q "phan- tom" ship after being given up for lost today is being prepared to re. turn to the service of commerce.
 While the half-starved crew re- cuperated from the effects of weeks of short rations, the vessels mas ter. Captain Allen F, Rosendal took steps toward the disposal of the ships cargo of lumber, originally billed for Florida delivery when the steamer sailed from Grays harbor Wash, 1S0 days ago.
 Arrival of the schooner yesterday barely cheated death, which had grimly stalked the ship for weeks. Two sailors, Fred Dale and c. l.. Peterson, had broken under tho meagre diet and were critically i'll in their hunks when port was reached.
 Near Starvation
 Blown far to sea by perverse winds and then becalmed in the south seas, the vessels crew escap- ed death from starvation and thirst only through good fortune that had failed them in every other phase of their voyage. When they were ready for the end. with less than five gal Ions of fresh water left in the stor- age tanks, the sky darkened and torrents of rain struck the vessel Rain caught in sails replenished the supply of drinking water.
 Seining 2,000 pounds of sea food llep them from starving. Ten cans of tomatoes and a barrel of rain water remained yesterday of the 90 days supplies tho vessel carried when 1t started its voyage.
 A foul bottom, together with e heavy load aggravated the schoon' CTS hard luck. According to Cap tain Rosendal the ship had not beer in dry dock for 16 months before Il started It's trip, and in the tropics more sea life attached itself to the bottom.
 Heard Radio Broadcast
 While playing pinochle April 2 Captain Rosendal and his wife, who made the trip with him. heard the
New Britain herald., 1926-04-23
Heard Radio Broadcast

While playing pinoche April 2, Captain Rosendal and his wife, who made the trip with him. heard the
 announcer at radio station In Oak
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08
RETREAT ON SEPT. 27
Ministers Will Take Part in Annual
Event at Scout Reservation.

Plans have been completed for
the second annual ministerial re-
treat to be held Sept. 81 at the Boy
Scout reservation under auspices of
the Indianapolis Church Federation.
The federation's work for the coming
year was outlined at a meeting on
Tuesday at the Y. w. c. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08
RAILROAD BLAMED
RFATAL CRASH
Locomotive Entrusted to
Nervous Engineer.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Sept. S.-Blame was
being laid at the door of the Chi
cago & Northwestern railroad to-
day for the accident which Monday
night killed five persons and crushed
100 persons in two wooden coaches,
A coroners jury Tuesday heard the
railroad blame Engineer Louis j.
Smith, an ailing, nervous man, for
the catastrophe, and inquired why
the company entrusted a locomotive
slrottle in the hands of such man.
1t will be impossible for the
railroad and officials to shift respon
sibility for, the use of the wooden
coaches" Coroner WALTZ said. 81
am convinced that If there had been
only steel coaches on the train
there would have been no loss Of life
and injuries would have been few.
Engineer Smith was still in a hos
9ital today under police guard, suf-
fering from a mental collapse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08
Test AnSzCerS

The answers to the questions
which appeared on page six are:
/. Benito Mussolini.
2fTwo cents.
3. Fourteen years \of age.
4. John Morton. u q
5. July A, 1872.
6. Six points.
Z. Kansas.
s. Doctor Of dental surgery.
8. New Orleans.
10, Former world billiard cham
pion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08
No Stomach Trouble
or Rheumatism Now
Suffered for 80 Years Before He
Found Right Road to Health.

There is mighty good news for
sick people, in a letter written by
Harvey Knox, Route 2, CASTOR, Ind.
He feels sure other sufferers can
regain health just as he did. Mr..
Knox writes:
II had stomach trouble for 80
years. My stomach would bloat and
cramp. The gas would crowd back
my heart, and the pains were awful
My appetite was poor and | had to
watch what | ate all the time.
also had rheumatism in my right
swelled up so could hardly walk.
Nothing | would take did ame any
good. Then l heard of Viuna and
bought a bottle, and right from the
first l felt better. Now / feel fine.
My stomach trouble is all gone. No
gas, none Of that bloating, and |
can eat anything and plenty Of it.
My rheumatism is gone, doesn
pain or swell at all, and my leg is as
good as il ever was My weight
was formerly 40 pounds, and now
weigh 157 pounds, a gain of II
pounds I lay my present state OF
good health to Viuna."
/Viuna acts promptly on sluggisf
bowels, lazy liver and weak kidneys. II
purifies the blood, clears the skin, re-
stores appetite and digestion, and brings
new strength and energy to the whole
body. Take a bottle on trial. Then II
money will be refunded. 81 at druggists
Or mailed postpaid by Iceland Medicine
Co., indianapolis, Ind.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08
TO ADDRESS TRAFFIC CLUB

Members of the Indianapolis
Traffic Club. who will assemble on
the SEVERN roof Thursday noon for
the fall opening of the club will
hear a message on indianapolis
First" delivered by Harvey b. Hart.
sock local attorney +. c. Baldridge,
Traffic Club president will preside.
A musical program has been
arranged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08

The hanging gardens OF Babylon
were built to a height of seventy
Eve feet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08
OFFICER KEPT WEAPONS
PatreI Wagon Passenger Lost Wa
ger, but Got Broken Arm.

When Joe Wagner. 40, of 321 Vir.
ginia Ave, attempted to earn a $40
wager by taking a gun and mace
away from Ollie Henry, ,epatrol
wagon driver. he landed in city hos
pital with a broken right arm and
several bruises about the head and
body Tuesday night
Wagner was riding to Jail when
Herbert Jones, Negro, All Dorman
ST., another patrol wagon passenger,
offered him SO if he would take the
weapons away from the wagon
driver. Jones won the bet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-08
SEARLES TO SPEAK

Ellis Searles of indianapolis. editor
of United Mine Workers Journal, will
speak Thursday at the luncheon OF
the Advertising Club of Indianapolis
at the Spink-Arms on publicity; Its
Perils and Its Profits" Maxwell
Broke, club president, will be ir
charge of the meeting.
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KaK Coeg. HITaTn orKaaBIBaDrea
npHcoeIuuuTBca r .Ime Ha ga he
xeIaHIia BMeMaTeIbcTBa B 4e.Ia
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
4AcOB

q%mRaTcRHe 4aMcRHe HopTHHe, IA
qHHad c noHe4eIBHHRd 20 geEa6pa
G. r. 6y5yT pa6oTarB no AZ qaca
B HeIesp. AK q~acobaa HeIeIa
HpoIInrca 10 HIoHa aecaIa, EorBa
oyer ycTaHoB1eHa AZ qacoBaa pa
0oqaa HeIeIa. qHEarsRHe HopTHHe
Ha1oIaTca b qHcIe IepBBx aMepH
EaHcsIx pa6ogHx, ~IC0HBmHxca. s.
tn 1HeBHof pa6oqet BeIeHH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
HPA34HNqHOE

AreHT TahHoH noIHTHH eIyqafiHo
o6HapySHa IA CHcepo aBe TeIHd
cRlaI clIHpTHBIx HaIHTRoB. Lilo
HaigeEHBM B cKIaIe 6yMaraM 6Ha
o6HapySeH 4pyroH TaEoil IKE cEHaI
Ha AyrycTHH y.HH1e. Bcero aaxBaqe
ne 1000 IaIIoHoB cHHpTHHy HAM
TRoB II apecToBaHo 6 qeIoBeR.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17

pMaHIH coIosHBMH BoHcEaaH.
Ka0HHpr EaHnr1epa MapRca De-
cnoKoar ocIoSHeHHa c c0IHaIHcTa-
NH, roropne rpoaar HpaBHTeIBcTB
paspbIBoM, ecI,H ne oyer HoIo@eH
RoHeY BlHaHRo MoHapxHqecRHx
9aeMeHToB B apMHH.
Bo8MoaHo, gro KoHQaHET IA no.
qBe Tpe6oBaHHH coHHalHcToB MO-
%er saEoHqHTbca oTeTaBKoH Ea6H-
HeTa MapKca.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
B TEPMAHNN ANKOBAHNE

BEpINH. TepMaHcRHh MHHHeTp
HHocrpaEIIEx 4e.I lHrpesMaH aB.Ia
eTca Tenepb repoeM 5Ha B Tepaa-
HIM. On BepHyaca 10 KeHeBH, one
p;EaB 8IlllIoMaTHqecKEp no6e9y
na9 1HnloMaTaMH IpyrHx cTpaH.
BoeHHnt EoHTpoIb repMaHnH NE
iRayHapo1Hof KoMHccHeit oRaHqHBa-
eTca 81 mBapa HacTynaDmero TO
ia. npe9lIoHaraDT, ITO BcIe8 ga
sTTM n~pou3oHIeT Il sBaEya1Ha Te
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
RAsHb rA3oM

1ETP0TfT. B mTaTHyD aaEoHo4a
TeIBHyD llaIaTy BHocHTca 0HIIb
0 EasHH ocyRIeHHHx Il cMepTH Hpe
cTynHHRoB HoCpe4cTBoM oTpaBHeHHa
Hx rasoM. 9Tor Bill EasHH MHqH-
raHcRHe 5aKonoIareaH cqnTapT nc
qeMy 10 6oaee ''IHBHIHaoBaHHBM'
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
KpeCTbaHcKOG BOGeTaHRe B
KdDeNRH

PEBLlb. 3gecb pTyqeHH cBe-
IeHna G HoRoM Rpee1baHcKoM BOG
cTaHaH L KapeInH. yDnTo Is RoMH
ceapoB. Ha IIerporpaBa noc.IaHhI
orpa4M THY IA y~cMHpeHHe. IIs Ia
PENN aHorHe yqaeIHnEH BoceTa-
HHa 0eTyT B PnHlmABe.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17

HqeHRo TaR1e aacTaBH1 pa6oqnx
IToHeIoBaTb Il TaEHM HyTeN EIaTBa
6H1a %cEpeHIeHa."
"DAop" coBeTcRoro RypHaancTa,
EaE BHIHr qHTaTeab he ycTyIIaer
'oMopy' aToro 3HHqeHRo.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
B NHl0-RNTAE

HAPPIER. Cp4a eoo6waior, qro
B BoaoHuax 9paH1yscEoro HHIo-
KHTaa HpoHcxoIHr cH1bHoe peBolD
HnoHnoe 6pogeHne, HaHpaBHeHHoe
nporHD dpaHHyscRoro yIIpaBAeHHa.
HaceaeHHe. ooogpeHHoe ycnexaMH
RaHroHcEoT apMHH B KnTae, Tpe-
over HesaBHcHNocrH HH4o-KHTaa
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
cMEPTb on nDPEaA

9MuHb TapTMaH, noIap no npo8e
ccHH, nopesaI ~RyxoHHHm HoaoM
pyRy, c HIM sTo %cIyqHIocb ne paa
H OH ia nope3 ne o6TaTH1 cepbe8-
Horo BHanaHHa. Bc1eicrBHe aapa-
xeHHa EpoRH TapTMaH qepea nee
EolBRo IHeH yMep.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
o%TpABN1Ncb TASoM

B cBoeh KBapTHpe ma 0rafo YIN
ne HaHIeHH MepTBBMH ISaH Ba-
roBcEHlt II eO &eHa 6%paHnHcKa.
CMepTB nocIeIoBa1a OF oTpaBIe
HHa raaoM, TpocaqHBBaBmHMca Hs
rasoBoH Tpy6RH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
HPN3

TaHc CHMoHcoH BHITpaI npH8 B
.cyMMc 5000 4oI., HasHageHHBEf Oh
Hof RoMnanueH ga lFqmee HaaBa-
HHe mHH. CHMoHcoH 40 chx mop pa
6oTaS B EaqecTBe paccBEHbHoro Ma
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
HEMElKNE MOHAPxNcTbl 0 CCCP

BEPInH. HpaBaa HeqaTB o8HB
.HeHHo KoMeHTHpyeT. npe6HBaHHe
YHqepHHa B TepMaHHH. Ito cIo-
BAN "KpefiH-IIahryHr" qHqepHH
eger b ERpoHy B 6HaronpHaEHHh
MoMeHT. @HaeTaao BpeMa, RorIa
repMaHHa IoIxHa cRopee saEaD-
qIITB Coos c caMHM qopToM, zen
cIeaoBaTB no cToHaM "rocnoI Hs
HapHSa, ne cyMeBmHx oTeHHTb
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
yMEP B PEcTopAHE

la. PHrac, pa0oraBmHif B pee
TopaHe b EaqecTBe o64HBHaHTa,
BHe3anHo cRoHqaIca B TO canoe
BpeMa, Err9a OH HoIaBaI KymaHba
HoceTareIaN. IIpHqHHa cMepTH
nOpos cepIna.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
cMEPTb OF xOHOlA

HaIeTemnaa xoIoIHaa BoIHa yHe
cIa B NOTIFY gByx THEarcRHx JIM
TeIea. B ogHoM Hs yMepmHy ouoa-
han HIapeHc BeHMaH, IHqHocTB Ipy
ToFo lie y~cTaHoBleHa.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
6~EsPA6oTNIA 3 AHrnNN

.I0HI0H. qHcAo saperHcTpHpo-
BaHHBrx 0eapa0oTHHx B AHraHH co
.cTaB1aao ma % Hoa6pa 1.514.
700, ma $685. MeHee, new Ha
npoInaoa He8e.Ie II Ha 340.l55 90
nee, zen Toro 8e qHcHa B HpomToM
I0Iy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
lNCnyT

IHcHyT IA TeMy:: "aB4aeTca IN
EaHHGaIHaM yrpoaoH 4eMoEpaTHH?"
cocToHrca B 0pRecTpa 17oI.I, B BOG
KpeceHbe, 10 9eRa6pa. Cpe1n Hpo-
INK nocerHTe1ea Ha 4HcnyTe 6y3er
npHcyTcrBoBaTb aIBoRar HIapeHc
Iappoy.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17

Ha yrIy 0TgeH u 016aHH abe
woHaom1o cToIEHoBeHHe aBToMo6H
Ien, 1@ HIHHEep y6Hr .BHHoBHHB
EaTacTpofT, mo96ep 0cScRHf
apecToBaH.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
HEHAaEWHoE

B HON MoppHca Tacoma BopBa
Iocb HecRolbEo rpa0HTeaef B TO.
canoe BpeNa, Eor1a HaccHH n ero
ceMba yxHHaaH. Tpa6HTe1H sanep-
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17

IBqHRa, TeHepB xe Oh HaMepen
HpHHalIca ga nayqeHHe HcRyecTBa
Homie nlHHM 6y4yT HocHTB Has
BaHHe; "0IcTeaT''. (Bce mTaTM."
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
AKAl. 0Rb4EH6yPF 0 KPACM
He

B "HpaBIe" HaHeqaTana cTarBa
aRa4. 0.IB8eH6ypra '.IIaMaTu gpy-
ia HayEE.' 0~IbgeH6ypr 8aaBaaer,
ITO cMepTb j. 8. EpacHHa aB1ae-
Tca rIg6oRo ouIyTHMoii yTpaToii
Ila gqenoro Mnpa coD3a. Mo1Ho
OH ToILEo IeIaTB, 3%aEaHuHBaer
aRaI. e~.lbleH6ypr eBoD cTaTbp,
qro6M H%peeMHHBH i. 3. cIe1oBa-
III TEN aaBeTaM, EoTopHe OH ocTa-
BILL.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
yMEPnA 104 HETHaa cTAPy-
XA

HAPn%. 3IecB yMepaa IA 1O4
roay cboefi xHsHH TIA PeETHToI
Tyas. Ha 103 rory oHa enc uoIcr
pHraa cDoH ceIBe BolocH no roc
Ae1Heit Moae Il aBIaaacB ycepHHoa
TaHIepmea.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
RAAaBNmE ana 6EsBoxHN
R0B

lilo ~xogaTaacrBy cHspaHcKoro 90
IIecrBa 6ea6o$HHEoB, ropoIcRoH 60
Der ofBel nIomaIb aeMAH no8 Raa
56HnIe 8la qaeHOB o6mecTBa. !.
Rassvet = The dawn., 1926-12-17
4nEarcKaa KpoHnKa

iii bee ~ceMehcTBo B EtxHe H oIHH
Ha HHx ocTaIea cropo&BTB, a 4py-
rHe npHHaHHcb mapHTB b 9oMe. 3a
6paHo IparoHeHHocTeh ia Q Tnca-
III 4o.H1apoB H 500 89tI. HaIHqHH-
NH.