davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
drslxy pisar.
Napfsal: !: A. Kuprin.

M0n znamost $ KuHmom Jc
1imyeom ipochadza y tel ohromne
Itlavnei DOLBY, ked' pri iisti Ncyy
nestal este Petrohrad, ale Peter
burg, ked' lffdia, lbehajaci "a
svojim poyolanim po paterbnrg-
skyych laliciach, nepadali do mdlob
od hrmotl 'spoludnov6ho della =
ked drozkar podujal sa zaist' 2
nfkolajevskcj stanice do Novel
Vesnice nic "a diva a pol rubl a,
ale "a osemdcsiat kopcjek a de-
sat eigariet Meta "a desat
k0pcjek, ked' postupujici straz-
mix statnej postavy boil llmotrom,
stare jSlm so svojou Wilton vi
tanym host 'om ma pirohy vSc-
tkych svojich krotkych podda-
nych, kcd' sobotu veGcr nikto
sa nehanbil priznat', zc 2 vc6ier-
ne ide do krdmy, ked trnstanci
v sedych plast och opravovali
dlazky pod dozorom dobroSrdet-
nytch vojakov a nezascdali Kon-
ventc kcd ma Scnatskom ma
mestl pysil sa t''archou casu stra-
nou sehyleny kon, vzpfnaIici sa
pod svojim hrdym jazdcom.
Vtedy ma rohu Tat lanlsy a IL
1ici Cerniseva Preulka stal 20
v1ajEkom nevzhl 'adnI, vo vnii-
tl.i tmavy, cez to vsak navstevou
cnly vyeap tmayej Bavarie. Tu
L piyu zdarma sa pridavalo pat >
sest' tanierov, plnych zaknskami,
nasiel sd tam suchar, moGeny
hrach, susene ryby, cierny evil
hak a kde-tu mikroskopicke ku-
sy lkohskej klobasy. Pychou to-
hoto yycapu boly "svieze raky'',
znamenite priprayene korcnim,
cibul on, vayirnovym listim o.
hromnym mnozstvom soil. Po ka-
zdom jedle potion sa ziadalo hod-
ne piva.
Krtzma Jefimyc v letc boil tn
kazdodennym host 'om. Rol uz do
bry tridsiatnik a hoci pre- zvlast-
IN nctu nepoctili ho nazvom pi-
iaka, predsa ked' sa niekedy sta
10, ze neprisiel obvykly cas- -
o, stvrt' ma jednu = tucnv, pie
sivy mattel a hvedavi navstev-
nisi .cftili akiisi nespokojnost'
Met no, MET no a vyGkavajnc no
~ obloku, hovorili, akoby pre- Sc
ba: u.s.. .,.
Co ie to, ze nevidet' nasho
Kuzmu Jefimyca... - A vSetci no
vitali iismevom, ktorom bolo
trochu pol'utovania, trochu spo-
kojnostL ked' sa objavila jeho
eknda, zilnata postava vaznou
q pomalou chodzou a hrde vzty-
tenon hlavon, 's namodralym no
som, a klativymi rukami, ktor6
sa mu obycajne triasly, kym ne
yypil prvy poharik:
KuNna Jefi1nyc mai vo vytape
srojc obl'ibene miesto: V. prayo
Oh obloka, naproti pllltu. Ma ste
fc rovno $ jeho hlavou ccz no.
vonalepeny papier, prebijala sa
mastna skvrna Cd jeho sed6ho "a
tylia, ponevac hlayou neustale
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14
! Nm. 0hlapcii dievcata?

. Nm. Ohlapcil dievcata?
| Vntky bat ',lska, vn,dky. DYE
dievcancc dhbapcek. Najstarse.
| je...
VnnNky. TAX. No, mako, II.
mlkni ttochn. Tcda 81 Zaverta.jcv-
ma Anna Arehy1povna, vdova eve.
rolovca. ByvaS?
TAX, TAX talk, bat 'uska, vdo-
va, vdova. Byvam.
- Utica, cislo domns
Pis: HadGino, Pilna, Kraj.
mia utica, dom Rozpopova, cislo
"a, zrovna proti obchodu Tresku,
nova.
Obchod zbytocny. Dost'. Te-
raz mlc chvil'u a ncrapotaj.
A on pisal svo.iim okrnhlym vo.
ienskym pisarskym pismom ako-
by otIacoval nczmcnitcl ny text
ziadosti:
| Vase TmpcratorSle Vcliccn.
stvo, Najjasnejsi, NajmohutnejSi
Vel ky Car a jcdint vladua Rus
ka, prosi vdova zveroloyca had
cinskcj pol 'ovatky, Sergcja Mi
chcjcvna Zavcrtairva Anna
Archypovn Zavsrtaicvna ma
sledovne: Padajic k otcovsk .fm
noham Tvojim, milovanys monar-
-cho a umyvajiic I'll nohy svojimi
vdovskymi slzarmi, najponizenej-
Sic prosi... atd'.''
Ia Stvrt' hodinky ziadost' bo-
la hotoya a sotva bolo uveritel' ;
ne ze sd l'udskou rukou pisane a
ME strojom vyrysoyane tieto row.
ne tvrde, ciste, perlam podobnt
pfsmena a riadky. Vdova vybrala
vreckoNkvl, rozviazala uzol a l.
ctive podala Kuzmovi JefimyGovi
V 64-krat slozena rnbl 'ovku. Pa
pier, pero, obalka boly tiez ma iej
1cet.
i
- TAX, povcdas, Kuzma jeff
myc ze moja wee .jc ista9 - ozva-
la sa starena znepokojcna s po-
slednou zvedavost 'ou.
Kunma .Jefimyc neodpovedal,
lebo Dol zanjaty objednanim por-
Gle obfdibcnych virstli $ chre-
nom. Ia neho prisvedcive odvcti
MATTEL zpoza svojho pultu, ma
ktorom lezal bruchom, lakt ami a
prsami:
= Bud tie, babicka, bez stare
sti. Kuzma Jefimye ak streli, to
rrGite trait do samsho stradu.
SIkutocne zlatn ruku ma tento
alavek. Co 81 myslite, carsky pi-
sar. Keby ME tato ich slabost'.
- Ty tam mlc v handrahh, =
prerllsil no Kuzma JefimyE, vr-
hajic nan prisny pohl'ad svojimi
zazmfrenymi, oprl'chlymi oeami.
= Mas tam svoj pult, rusky a
| merikane z jaroslayskej gubernic
A ty vdova, chod' $ Bohom; je-
mu das pol rubla a nepotul'uj sa
viac po krcmas. Pokoj $ tebou.
He.i. Bolo V nom dost sebavc-
| donna tomto aivom svcdkovi nj
kolajeysk ych casov, podobajdlcicl
sa rozvaleninam, zarastenych ma.
chom, zelenou a zkazou casu, kto-
re i'm dodavaji vNznamneho w
zoru. Ma dav l'udi sa diva S Wy,
soka akoby ponad hlavy, ako sa
diva1d stare pokolenia ma novt
-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14

| hybal u pravo ity layo. Tu pri,
janal prisnou nadvladou sudcu
svojich klichtov, tych malych III.
al, ktorym ,bolo treba podavat
sliHobhc, alcbo prosiace ziadosti
ma naivySssic memo, napfan6 mai.
. kra.isim pismom.
Mal svoiu zvlastnu bopnlariin
Nickcdy prisla do miestnosti ne.
jaka starens prcdpotopnom hod
vabnom kabatc, S lisGou podsiv-
kou a pytala sa majitcl'a:
| Bat iMaka, skdezc mate car.
skeho pisara?
Mlcky jej ukazal ma Kuzmu
Jefimyta. Prisadla 81 k ncanu a
vyro7pravala ml svoje vdovski
trampoty. Mcdzitym proti bra
nenip ruky objavila sa. ma stole
ponitrovka. Nhlapca hned posla-
Ii do papiernicldeho obchodu pre-
zvlaStny cdrsky papier.
/ - Posldchaj, Nit ~ povedz i'm
tam, ably ii dali prayy caraky
papicr, ale nic dircktorsky, ami
ME ministersky. Povedz, lie pre-
nina pre- K,,zmu Jcfmyca.
Nestaraltc sa, Kuzma jeff
myG, viem, ME prvv raz ma po-
siclate. - A pozorne .prinasal
bristolskS list, peclive zabalcny,
nepomaakany, ba ami nesohnuty a
k tomu move pero cislo sc. Tu uz
vo vycape sa nikto nesmial. Vse
tel chapali, ze ide vaznu wee.
A zena, ktora 81 periodlclky zvla-
zovala jazyk objednanym trun-
kom, nz vomed slzila.
-, Len sa nezdrzuj, mabko, s
maliakost ami - hovorieval Kuz-
ma Jefimyc, nat 'ahujdc 81 oku-
liare na nos. - Vec vyzaduje Jas
hosti a presnosti. Me je jedno
pfsat ziadost' ma najvyssie me-
no, alebo roman skladat'. No TAX
bovedas, ze 81 vdovou zvcrolov.
ca?
- Hej bat 'uska, talk talk, we
folovca, zverolovca.
! -- Povedas, zc no roztrhal med
! ved'e ..... ..
- Roztrhal, bat 'uska, roztrhal
- prisvedcovala s plaeom. - A
lie medved tam nemusis napi-
sat-. Len snad to ze zviera bolo
krotke ako tel'a. Styri roxy cho-
dill $ MIN moi neboztik, skoro u
pine boil skroteny. My SINE pri
pol'ovnictve v Hadcihe, to jest
pri carskom pol 'ovnictvc. Ak ne
yeris, opytaj sa, koho chras, tre-
bars tpana nacelnika, alebo gene
rala Pticena alebo spravcu Bara-
nova, ktory je vyznamenany me-
dailami. Kazdy ii moje slova po-
tvrdi. Alkiste nejaky lotor nalial
modved 'ovi do hrdla flasku pa
lenfho a pravda. muz 81 toho ne
povsimnul. Ked' voSie, k nemu
do jamy, dolapil no dverach a
nepusth no. No a on...
- Kratsic, vdova. O co prosis9
- Teda, ably penzijku zvysili,
teraz .je vSetko drahe. Chovam
kury ovos stojl jeden rubcl', "a
pud. Predstavte 81. A ami to me-
vynaSa. A potom co by detieky
vychovali ma statne ltraty. .Ci
by to nebolo mono tax nejak
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14

prospech zdravej d sianej zeny.
jnaproti tomn kazdy Japonec ~
Japonka postiipi svoje miesto
starsej alebo chorobne vypadaj,i-
eel osdbe to bez rozdielu 20
hlavia.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14

vJ2namnosti, odisle ma odpotinok
cd hluku a polilsania, ale ich
stopy 81 este ndhovam v srdci ma
pamiatku. y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14

a vzdorovaly nemociam, lebo lac
nejSie je diet a udrzat zdravym,
nez lieGit no. Taktmto Diet 'om
odporilcamc davat' dive policv-
kove lyHky Eagle Mlieka, rozrie-
dendho tri-Stvrte sialky l'ado-
yo studenej vody. Toto mozete i'm
davat' pred poludnfm alebo pri
poobedna ,Som 'kl'menl. Starsie de
ii casom radsie no ma.i6 rozrie-
dene S ginger aleom, ovocnou
st 'avou ale'bo roztrepanym9
vajcami.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-01-14

Citajte pozorne ticto tlhnly
kazdy tyzden a odls}adajte 81 ich
nre pripadn@ upotrcbenic v bu-
lncDnsti.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-03-03
NOTICE or SPECIAL COMMITS
SIONFR'S SALE

Nctic IS hefeb given that the I'M
aer sea Sesia Commissioners,
pu uent,fo The authority vested in
ihem BIZ decree haretofore entered
IN tllc eHaarg Cause If Mary e. Wal
Ter, plainti VS. Mountain State In
tment Company, in the Circuit
Court Of Barbour County, West Vir-
GINA. will, on Saturday the 26th day
of March, 1927, between the hours Of
9 O'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M.
of that day offer for sale at the front
door Of the Court House of Barbour
County, West Virginia, to the highest
respective bidder the following two
described tracts of real estate, towit:
FIRST:-A certain lot in the town
of Weaver, barbour County, less coal
and mining rights, being the lot con-
veyed by Dominic Lombard to Noun
tain State Investment Company on
April 25, 1910, by deed of record in
deed book 76, page 165, Barbour
County Clerks office.
SECOND:-A tract of about TWEEN
ty acres of land in Barker District,
Barbour County, West Virginia, near
the City of Belington, conveyed to
said Mountain State Investment Com
pany by deed from VIM. T. George,
Special Commissioner, Of record in
said Clerks office in deed book 81, at
page 482, together with such build
ings and machinery, fixtures and ap-
purtenances as are thereon situate.
TERMS OF SALE:-Either cash in
hand on day of sale or one-half in
cash in hand and the residue in two
equal payments in six and twelve
months respectfully from the day of
sale with interest, purchaser to give
interest bearing notes with good Sc
curity and legal title to be retained
until purchase money is all paid.
Given under our hands this the End
day of March, 1927.
w. BRUCE TALBOT,
A. G. MERRILL,
S-3-3t. Special Commissioners.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-03-03
WHEN I WAS
TWENTY-ONE
BY JOSEPH EAYE
At q: James .. Lacey, Lead
ing Lumber Man, Was a Druggist.

Al Fl: James p Lacey, Lead
ing Lumber Man, Was Druggist.
s. a + ABOUT eighteen got a job
~ in a Grand Rapids drug store
which paid me seven collars week;
every week 1 got my seven dollars
peeled off three and added them to
GONE savings ! already had When
got raise to eight dollars, / peeled
eff four and when my pay rose to ten
dollars l peeled off FIVE. So that by
the time / was twenty-one / got
enough money saved up to buy a half
interest in a drug store Of my own.
"But it was bad time to buy. A
new tariff law went into effect soon
after taking the duties off many kinds
IF merchandise and Immediately our
stock became worth only about half
what we paid for it. We managed to
sell the store, though at consider
able loss. and I went on the road as
salesman.-James .. Lacey"
TODAY: Mr.. Lacey is one of the
most noted lumber men in this coun-
try, with Offices in Chicago, Seattle
and New York, and trade that ex-
tends to all parts of South America.
A peculiar phase of Mr.. Lacey's ca
yeer is that he got into the lumber
business after he had made compar-
alive success as a drugstore owner.
At the age of thirty-one he had al
ready saved some $4,000 from the
profits of drug store, when he
thought Of lumber as better paying
proposition for him.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-03-03
The Seven Wise Men

The Seven Sages of Wise Men of
Greece and the motto of each were
Scion of Athens, Know myself" +;
Chic of Sparta, Consider the end" j;
Thales of Miltos, "Who hateth surety
ship is sure; Bias of Priene, Most
men are bad; Cleobulos of Lindos,
THE golden mean," or avoid ex-
tremes" Pittacos of Diitylene, "Selze
time by the forelock'; Perlandor Of
Corinth, Nothing is impossible to in
'lustry."
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-03-03
LOCALS AND PERSONALS

Stanley Delauder Of Bills Creek is
in the city today.
Mrs. Grace Dever is assisting IL
II. E. Clothier this spring.
Costume carnival at high scho
gymnasium, Philippi, Mareh q
Guy Stalnaker Of Route -Four
business visitor in town today
PIP. Ferretta of Elkins was a the
city Wednesday on business.
The D. L. Club met at the Bone y
Mrs. o. H. Gall, Wednesday right
Ike Lazarus, Of Baltimora, Is ier
for few days with relative
Go prepared to the HIGH scboo
nival at Philippi for fun an d1~iT
away the blues.
Stark Kittle, Of Akron, Ohio, W.
a visitor in the city since our last
! sue
The Womaa's Club met at the hol
of Mrs. G. w. Shomo "Wednesday AZ
te1noon.
William England Of near Val
Bend Church was visitol here tae
first of the week.
Mrs. Hazel Beaumont hos aecepf
position as sales lady in the Lazar71
Department Store.
Mrs. Minnie Rohrbough was IN 2
kins for an operation for the remova,
of nerve in her face.
Chas. Bailey, Chas. Goodwin ara
Chas. Ludwig were among the trav
cling men in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beeler are going
to housekeeping in the Chas. Tetcr
cottage on Bridge Street.
DIR. w. C. Snyder, Optometrist e
Clarksburg, will examine eyes and
fit glasses at the Luzerne Hotel, Be
lington, Wednesday, March 10th.
Mrs. Goldberg, who has been here
with her daughter, Mrs. Louis Lazar-
us, has gone to Worcester, Mass, for
an extended visit.
Maurice Lazarus, who had an eye
operated upon in Baltimore, is report
ed doing we'll and will be home in
about week.
Have your eyes and glasses care
fully looked after by DR.. SNYDER, Or
tometrist, at the Luzerne Hotel, Be
Iington, Wednesday, March 10th.
NJ. E. Hill, who works at Elkins,
was home two or three times this
week and by spring he will likely be
home evenings, looking after the gar
den work.
SALESMAN WANTED for lubri-
eating oils, greases and paints. Ex-
cellent opportunity. Salary or COM
mission. THE JED OIL AND PAINT
CO., Cleveland, Ohio
E. Ware and family moved to Phil
ippi Wednesday. Mr.. Ware is one of
the older observation-disclosures of Being
ton, and it is hoped his sojourn is only
temporarily.
Dave Diglnan and son and daugh-
Ter, Dwight and Bessie, Forest Dig
man and George Wilson were at Wen
dell the first of the week calling on
Mr.. and Mrs. Stark Digman, who were
recently married.
Ralph Sturm was badly hurt in a
mine in the Bear Valley last week,
while driving mine cars loaded with
rails. One of them fell off and hit
him in the side. He is in Clarks-
burg hospital where he is improving,
according to late reports.
--o-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-03-03

the real spirit of heaven helps folks
in the solution of all their programs
and helps them to live the best all
around life that it is possible for
them to live.
Il am come that We might have
life, and that We might have it more
abundantly."
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-03-03
House ard Barr,

The old idea that the barn should
be larger than the house still main
tains. but not that the barn should
be better than the house. We are
now getting the big thrilling idea that
human beings have some rights as
well as domestic animals.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1927-03-03
u ACCOMMODATIONS

FARM MACHINERY-Interna-
tional Harvester Company line. Sold
by j. H. Kennedy, Belington. adv.
A fog on the oath Of February
means a frost the 24th of May. The
fog was SO dense this morning and
last night it could be almost "cut up
in blocks"
Evening star., 1927-10-20
THE EVENING STORY

successful it will be in a town as small
as this with no facilities for ice and
sea food nearer than the city she
sighed.
Anything I can do" murmured
June, her eyes sparkling. She knew
that 'the one person at least was
herself. How wonderful to be on init
mate terms with Mrs. Mason. II
would be expected of her TO do some
thing for the great Ermengarde. Let
see. She could give "A tea. That she
could manage But she must have a
new gown for the luncheon. Timmy
would object, naturally. with the pay
ment due on the house-but she had
never yet failed TO get her own way
with her husband Meanwhile, i
hone YOU won't hesitate to ask me
for any help l can give" she salo
touching Mrs. Masons plump hand.
:Oh, my dear That's just what l
expected of you.
Two DAYS later the guests arrived,
June, peeping from the window, was
impressed by the elegance Of Mrs. j.
Watson Mason, nee De Peyster. she
thrilled anew.
Mrs. Mason ran over on ali errand.
She wanted to borrow June's MeXl-
can lace table set for the luncheon.
June loaned it freely, along with her
few bits of cut glass and her Dresden
coffee cups. Suppose these things did
constitute her chief treasures, wed
ding gifts from Timmy's Weather
friends! Was she not going to that
luncheon? AT least, she supposed she
was, although she had not been asked
vet. However, her frock was ready,
1t had come hard. for Timmy had
something more than objected.
Not until the last moment did she
Evening star., 1927-10-20

DR. II. LOUIS SHoUB, B. Sc, soeii.
~ kno'Cn NeD YoTK: pothologtst, after
laboratory tests on living subjects,
states: "Adlerika very markedly re-
duces the number Of bacteria and
colon baciili. This feature increases
the therapeutic value Of Adlerika, be-
cause, in addition to its intestinal
cleansing action, 1t inhibits the growth
OF these intestinal bacteria"
Dr.. A. j. Lancaster, a physician of
oCeT quarter ceItHrg'S active expert
ence, makes this statement: I'm the
treatment OF gastro-intesfinal disor-
ders, (where thorough evacuation is
indicateO. Adierika has no equal"
DIR. Carl Weschcke, a graduate of
the world-famous medical University
OF Heidelberg, Germany, in his pri-
Iate practice. first perfected the In
teStinal cleanser and carminative now
known as Adlerika. It is q compound
or specially proceSsed saline intee-
tinal evacuant with buckthoYn and
cascara, together with glycer!ne ano
other ingredients which expel gas and
have detergent action.
Adierika, unlike most other ynedi.
cineS, acts upon BOTH upper and
lower bowels. II is recognised by
many physicians as the one depend
able remedy for gas, intestinal stasis
and chronic constipation, or wfleneves
real intestinal cleansing is needed.
Even If your bowels move every day
Adlerika may surprise you by bringing
ont poisonous, sas-formins naattel
Evening star., 1927-10-20

realize that she was left out OF the
| luncheon party. Her hope failed her.
Behind her curtains she looked OUT
| bewildered and hurt, at the gathering
| guests. There were eight or more.
| coming in cars. She recognized the
Holts, who had your.around house
outside the town; thes Pryors. who had
| from the Knoll. Not neighbor
/ among them Mrs. Mason had
/ reached over the heads of her friends
| to Gull the towns grandest.
II there could be any solace for
! June 1t lay in the fact that she was
no worse snubbed than the others.
| But she suffered one pang. Those
high -nosed people we're sitting over
| her own Mexican lace cover and drink
ing coffee from her Dresden cups.
Next day, when Mrs. Mason re-
| turned the borrowed articles. she
seemed a little downcast. Her guests
were gone. Harlow's brother had
hoped. as q representative of the c. b.
J. Co. to sell stock to Mr.. Pryor and
| Mr. Hit and the rich Walls. That was
what the luncheon was for. But they
| had not bitten. OF course, she didn't
saw Just that, but June gathered the
| fact from their conversation. 1t had
all been very expensive and tiresome,
The whole affair had not paid. Thus
Mrs. Mason sighed.
! After she had gone June examined
| her treasures. There was a hole in
| the Mexican lace where hot ash had
| dropped from cigar; the cut glass
bowl was nicked; n Dresden cup
cracked 1t was with a heavy heart
| she put the things away.
| Then suddenly she remembered that
old Miss Fry had been ailing for sew.
era days. She had heard about 1t on
the eve of the luncheon. She packed
| n little basket with her best jar Of
! guava jelly. the breast OF chicken she
was saving for Ia king. her last
precious loaf of fruit cake and a draw
/ ing of the imported Oolong which
Evening star., 1927-10-20

was the treasure or her cupboard
She topped this basket with the rich
est bloom from her geraniuns and
went to see old Miss Fry.
AS she knocked at the plain door
weak old voice hade her enter. Miss
Fry sat by the stove wrapped in her
knit shawl She looked III, sad. But
at sight OF June girlish Joy lit her
face.
Il was just thinking about you ana
wishing ] could see you" she said
Legs or no legs, / couldn't get over
there"
"You don't have to- I'm coming
here now," June said, bending to kiss
the. delicate cheek
Then she started the tea party. and
when Mrs. Warren and Jessie Pratt
came In with certain small offerings
In the shape of cookies and rolls. they
were induced to stay. Never did four
persons have a merrier time.
No cupboard love about this. June
could see that for herself. Hereafter
she would cling to the tried and true
In her friends and neighbors. and let
Mrs. Mason think what she pleased.
THE END.
iC0pvrjRht 1921
Evening star., 1927-10-20
ALASKA SEEKING NAME.
Trade Term for Reindeer Meat
Prompts Contest
Correspondence of The Star.

Correspondence OF The Star.
NOME, Alaska.-Up here in the
reindeer country q cash prize contest
is on to find n suitable name for
the meat Of these animals. 1t is be-
lieved if some bright mind coined
word to supplant the term rein.
deer meat it would help the indus
try. Such familiar labels az beef.
mutton. veal and pork describe ami
mails in the States and do not sug.
gest the sort of meat producing the
food
1t is planned to search the haunts
Of native herders in hopes OF noting
such niclsnames or abbrevia atoms they
use to describe the meat. The pres
ent name seems unwieldly. according
to packers and retailers in the States,
and Is not enough removed from the
suggestion OF venison, from which it
differs so much
Evening star., 1927-10-20

which you woulG never believe was in
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In just a single month, over one
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they obtained wonderful relief from
even a short treatment with Adlerika.
Many OF them said that now, after
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indigestion. sour stomach. sieepless-
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In their cases TO intestinal stasis. And
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No matter what you have tried for
the bowels and stomach, Adlerika viii
surprise you.
sela hv over $4,000 druggists.
Evening star., 1927-10-20
Quick Action Surprises

AS GENTLY and naturally as tax
! n ing a drink OF water, Adlerika
acts upon BOTH upper and lower
bowels, bringing immediate relief
from gas blootine, fntesttnal staSts
and ckfutic constipation.
!: The very FIRST dose of Adierika
often brings out astonishing amounts
.of old waste matter from the intes-
HAL canal. This poisonous matter
may have been in the tntestines q
Bong time, causing gas, healache,
sleeplegsness and many other symp-
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keeps the inteStineS and stomach In a
most satisfactory condition.
Evening star., 1927-10-20

II IKE MANY thousands Of others,
H. Mr.. Charles A. Carter, could not
p eat many Of the things he liked
= 4because he would suffer from indiges-
& ton and stomach gas. Read his inter-
esting letter:
= Indigestion and gas bloating used
70 keep me in misery. I would feel
sdizZy and sick at the stomach after
eating-nothing agreed with me. The
very first bottle OF Adlerika brought
relief. and now eat anything want
including mince pie-and feel fine
afterwards. sleep well and feel lots
younger, TOO. thanks to Adlerika"-
C7tas. A. Carter, Plant City, Fla.