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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
Cvicenie criev.

Pravidelne pouzivanie cerbli-
kovej stoli6ky moze byt priileane
NJ vo vel mi 1tlom velSu. | to maj
mladsie nemluviia moze byt ma
utene ma uzivanie serblika, jestli
je. davane nan V ureitn hodinu
dha. Prayidelnost' je tel najyat-
sci dolezitosti. Pc ranaJkach je
nalepsi cas- ziadna prara alebo
zabava nema ibyt' ma prekazke
vo vykonavanf tejto d6lezitej po-
vinnosti. 10 zaciatku Cd matky
vyzaduje sa konecna trpezlivost',
ale vysledky s1 hodny tejto una
Wy Matka ma vypozorovat', re v
ktoru hodmu beba znecistl plien-
ku. V nasledovny den V til ist1
hodinu ma bebu polozit ma Serb
lik. Serblik moze byt' polozeny
do podolka, takze ked' je beba
polozena nan, jej chrbat spociva
ma matkinych ptsiach. Takto ma
byt' diet a drzant "a pat alebc
al desat' minlt, ked treba. Ked
je btba starsia, ma byt' nauGena
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
AKO LIEtTf oTRAvU OD
POISON IVY.
r. L. I. s.

Ministerstvo pol 'nohospodarstva
vydalo pojednanie, ako sa mozno
rychlym a bezpecnym sposobom
zbavit' otravy, zapri6inenej vset-
kym dobre znamou rastlinou
"Poison Ivy, po slovensky skum
pou jedovatou.
Ak dakto objavi tiltoe otravu
svoiej koze cd poison ivy, ma list
do najblHsej lekarne a poziadat'
pat '-percentovy roztok 6 per-
cent solution) potassium permah-
ganate natierat postihnute mie-
sta vatou alebo vol 'ajakym MAX
ky,m, cistNm kllskom latky. Ten
to roztok znivotf jed, ale nepo-
skodi kozu, hoci zanecha hnedii
skvrnu Ak chce postihnuty al td-
to skvrnu odstranit mech in ma
tiera jednopercentovym roztokom
oxali, acid. Toto je jed, preto
musi byt' vel'mi dobre uschova-
ny, ably no nedostaly do rnk deti.
Ak ME je jed isty pred malymi
det mi, je najlepsie no vobec do
domu nebrat' uMit manifesto to-
no jednopercentheho roztoku So
dium bisulphite, alebo al obycaj-
ne mydlo, ME ale vonav6, ale oby-
cajne mydlo ma pradlo. Mydlo je
sfce najaporejsim prostriedkom,
ale ma no byt' pouzite ma kazdy
pad 1ych pripadoch, ked' je ko-
Ia rozskrabana alebo primnoho
rozpukana, ponevac V tom pripa-
de oxalic acid Stipe zapritini al
Pahkf zapalenie poskodenej ko-
ze. Ak je koza vel mi Jenna, mo-
ze roztok potassium permanga-
nate byt' este vodou zoslabeny,
cili rozriedeny.
Toto je isty prostriedok pre-
l'udi otravou uE postihnutych.
Ale ak niekto, kto vie, ze k otra-
We tejto je nachylnl, predsa len
sa mrtsi pohybovat' dakde, kde
tieto rastliny rastn, moze otrave
zabranit ;, ked' 81 miesta odevom
nechranene potre smieSaninou s.
percentovtm roztokom ferric chlo-
ride, ktory bol rozpusteny polo
vici vody polovici glycerinu.
Roztok tento ma byt' nechanv ma
kozi az sam uschne. Ak Jed rast-
liny pride do styku s tyymto roz-
tokom, resp. so zelezom V nom sa
nachodiacm, premenl sa lucbar-
sky V slnceninu celkOm neSkodni.
Vsetky tieto praktieke roztoky
moze pripravit lekarnik v ME
kol 'kych minntach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
AKO MONO POZNAT DOBRE;
VAJCE.
F. L. I. s.

Kazda gazdina m6ze l'ahko po-
znat' dobre, cerstve vajce. Pozna
to l'ahko dl'a tOho, ako vyzera
Htok a bielok. Ak robbie vaice
a vyleje no do nejakej plochej
nadoby, zltok ma ostat' cely a
bielok musi byt' jasny a mozeme
l'ahko poznat', ze bielok sa skla-
da 20 dvoch casti. Ia okolo zltku
je hustejsia, potion pride okruh
redsi, ktory elm d'alej ku kraju,
tym viacej redne. zltok ma mat ;
pekn1 zlt1 farbu, ami prisvetln,
AMI pritmavt, ma stat pekne
vypukle, nie' sa rozliat' ako po-
planok.
Observation-Disclosures dmt 'pesv
Najlepsie sn vajcia so silnymi
skrupinami, pretoze ztrata rozbi-
tim pri prenasani je meusia. XII
pene vajcia majl byt' ulozene V
ohladnej, ale suchej miestnosti, a
by ich jakovost' sa neztratila. Vaj
Ella takto neulozene maj1 nedobrti
chnt'.
Gazdinky by maly dbat', ably
dostaly vajcia co mono najleipsie
a nem'aly by kupoyat' tie mai
lacnejsie druhy pre- jedlo, najma
ME pre- pripravenie pokrmu de-
tom. V lacnych vajciach je vac
sia moznost' najst' vajcia pokazet
ne, vseobecne tych niekol 'ko
centikov usporenych pri kupova-
nj vajec lacnejsieho druhu nevy-
vazia skodu, ktor1 utapime, ked
orgaizmus osudfme potravou ne.
dobrou.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10

Cftajte pozorne tieto clanky
kazdy tyzdeh a odkladajte 81 ich
pre- pripadn6 upotrebenie v bu.
ddcposti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10

uz skor angloSaskych zemiach
doGe svedGila, zvlaste V pripa-
doch, kde sa jednalo o zony a
mladez, nasledovaly priklad j inc
mesta. Teraz je V Nemeckn asi
45 policistiek, y lltorych sa ME
ktore este len pripravuju. V Ber-
line je V policajnej sluzbe 6 sekre-
tariek. K drazdianskej policii bo-
10 vybrane 20 1000 uchadzaciek
len 6. Boly d6kladne vzdelane a
podroben6 zktiske.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
MEDZINARODNY FOOTBALO.
wy ZAPAs zIEN.

Zeny vnikajn stale viac a viac
do roznych obIaSti Gmnosti mu-
zov. Je NJ len maIo druhov Spor-
tn, ktore pestujii W. len muzovia.
Donedavna Dol TO len football a
len tn a tam no hraly al zeny V
Amerike. Zda sa vsak, ze teraz
Sa mu venuiu al zeny, lebo Pa
rMi bol V ty'chto dhoch medzina-
rodny zenskf footbalovy zapas
medzi vybranym druzstvom bel
gickrm a francilzskym.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
zENsKY STAT.

Rusky cestoyatel' Kasloy obja-
vii pri poslednej vyprave Y Mon
golsku narod, kde vladnu zeny.
Podobne zariadenie ie Nv Poly
anrii, kde 81 bohate zeny kmenu
kupujil muzskych otrokov, 2 kto-
rSch 81 jednotlivcov vyberani do
haremu. #.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
ZENSKA POLICIA.

Nielen v Spojenych Statoch, a.
lie az al V Europe nachodi sa zen
ska policia. Prvt pokusy so zen
skou policiou Europe holy uro-
bene V Koline mad Rynom na pod
net angli:kej okupacnej komisie.
Ked' sa tam zenska policia ako
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
CHCETE ZAVARAT JAHODY?

TAX potrebujete knizku "Spra-
covanie ovocia v domacnosti''. V
tejto knizke najdete predpisy, a.
ko treba zavarit' jahody in1
ovocinn. Je v nej poluGenie ro-
,beni lekvarov, deli, dzamov, "a
ftov atd'. Cena $l.O0 Dostat' v
redakcii. ...-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
10. JtNA 1917

ma volanie, alebo ma sohnutie ale-
DO ma inc zaky, ze 81 nieto ziada.
Cd matky vyzadlje So pr tom
vel'ka trpezlivost' ale konecne
uspori sa pri tom mnoho tasu.
Najvadsou dolezitost on kazdo-
padne ale je zvyk.
Ze mnoho razy pravidelne, zdra
We diet'a nevyzaduje oSetrenie le-
kara, to je st 'astlivou prihodou,
ktora sa ME vzdy .musf uda'.
Ked diet 'atko ME je zdrave, ale-
DO nevyvinnje sa tax, ako sa ma,
matka nema meskat poradenim
sa dobreho lekara. S druhej stra-
ny ale, normalne diet'a, ked' da-
ma mu je patrMna opatera a po-
zornost a ked' je pravidelne kr-
meme, uz ci cd prsnika alebo Bor-
denovym Eagle Mliekom, ked'
matka nema mlieka, ma stale rast'
v zdrave a pravidelne decko. Mi
liony a miliony kojencov vyrastlo
v pevnych chlapcoy a diev6ata
skrze ddbr1 opatern so strany
matky a potravu dodavani z Bor-
denovho Eagle Mlieka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
4TvRTINA DETf Y AMERIKE
NEDOSTATO0NE zIvENA. Il
F. L. I. s.

mamie zistilo, ze celia stvrtina
deti Y tejto zeni je nedostatoc.
ne zivena, a ze je iba maly poeet
deti, ktore sa zivene spravne.
Podistym sa kazdemu naskytne
otazka, re ako je to mono v tel
to zemi, ze tax mnoho deti je pod
normalnou 1rovhou fyzickej zdat-
nosti. Vysetrovanim sa zistilo, re
neboly narodene takomto stave,
ale ze vo vacsine pripadov boly
naroden6 s normalnou fyzickou
zdatnost on, ktora i'm davala
predpoklad, ably vNrastly zdra-
We a slime deti, ked sd tax ne
stale, je iste, za sposob ich vyzi-
Wy celej zivotospravy Dol chyb-,
ny.
Hlavnou pricin je nedostatot-
ma alebo neprimerana dieta, ne
dostatok spanku, primalo hry Won
ku, nedostatok cerstveho vZdu-
chu slnka, potion, Ease privel Ike
vycerpanie, zapr1cinene bud ne
primeranou pracou, bud pridi-
YOU a dlhotrvajicou hrou, tax i
ste ako niektore' telesne nedosta-
tky, ako zle zuby alebo mandle.
Ak taketo pomery zavladajl
medzi Diet mi v kraji, kde sn vse-
tky mozne predpoklady ochrany
dietok, je treba ma prvom mieste
hi 'adat' vim v rodicoch, ktori
bud tieto yeci neznajt, bud sa
svoje deti pohodlnosti neSta-
rai1 do tel miery, ably tEmto We
ciam prediSli. Hlavnou chybou ro-
dicov je, re krmia deti neprime-
ranou stravou a tastO nevedla
ktore nailepsie veci by ia svoje
peniaze pre- deti mali kitpit'. Ne
venujil pozornosti tomu, ably det'
jedly pravidelne. Nevedia, ze pi-
tie daju kavy, prave tax ako ne
striedme iedlo a, primnoho jedla
medzi pravidelnymi jedlami je
Diet 'om skodlivejsie ako dospelym
l'ud 'om. Mnohi rodicia sa nesta-
rai1 to, ably ich deti boly "a
yeas v posteli mnohl 81 nerobia
svedomie toho, ked' svoje male
deti vlacia po navstevach alebo
divadlach dobe, ked' kazde die
ia ma mat uz niekol 'ko hodin
spanku "a sebou. Naozaj trestu.
hodne je brat deti do miestno.
sti, kde musejii ostat v dyme a
planom vZduchu niekol ko hodin
zatym co rodicia sa zabavan nl w.
sledkom tejto nevedomosti alebc
nedbalosti rodicov je slabost te.
lesna, nedostatok telesnej vytr-
valosti, nachylnost' ku vsetkym
nemociam opozdeny dusevnJ
vyvoj diet at a. Vel'ka cast i.
mrtnosti medzi Diet mi moze byt
sledovana k ty1nto pociatkom.
Skolske ranajky, prednasanit
zdravovedy skolach a pravidel
ne yaEenie ako al pravidelne lie
karske prehliadky znacne prispie
vajii k zabraneniu, podvyzivy l
deti, dostava sa i'm pozornost
o vel'a vacsej, ako hocikedy pret
tym. V niektorych skolach spra
va skolska zavedla al zvlastn'
triedy pre- deti trpiace podvyzi
YOU, lebo taketo deti nem6zu u
drzat' krok pri ucenl vyvoji
det'm spravne zivenymi prett
plnymi detskej energie dusev
nej hybnosti. &
Bolo by ale vel 'kou naoza
neodpustitel 'nou chybou, keby s.
rodicia nazdavali, ze m0zu vset
ku zodpovednost' svalit' so seb'
ma skolu. - Statistika ukazuje
ze sn to prare ntle roxy diet at a
este PRIV kym pride do skoly, ko
re si rodicmi najviacej zanedba
ne ze najviac pripadov podvy
zivy ma povod tomto zanedba
vanom veku''. Ma nedobrom "a
klade nedobre sa stavia, ked
diet'a bolo zanedbane v naINtle.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-06-10
zEIEzNICK UsaRTMY
TRI OsoBY

Minuleho tyEdna zabity Dol Via
kom r. . E. drahy VIM. Curley,
ma krixovAtke asi sest mil W.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14
PLENTYWOOD CITY
TEAM WINS ANOTHER
Defeats Antelope By Score of 81 to
10 In Exciting Game-ScOre 10 to
At End of Third Quarter.

Last Saturday evening, the Plen-
tywood City team annexed another
victim to their long string of vic
tories, when they defeated the last
Antelope City team by a score of 81
to 10 in one of the most exciting
games of the season.
The score does not indicate the
closeness and excitement during the
game, as Plentywood took a brace in
the last quarter which put the game
safely on ice and up to that time the
struggle was anybody's game.
In the first quarter only points
were made, Plentywood making one
basket, after a lot of sl1irmishing, in
which the ball was passed back and
forth in the hall many times.
At the end of the second quarter,
the score was a tie, to and the
excitement was intense as the men
took their rest.
The third quarter was a wild one
and the hall rang with the cheers
and roofing of the fans for their
teams. The quarter ended 6 to a in
favor of Plentywood.
With the tally standing 10 to 8 at
the beginning of the last quarter,
and the crowd right on its toes,
screaming and yelling at the top of
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14

their voices for victory and with the
fans balling out the referee who
did not give their men a foul on the
slightest pretext and who called
foul on their men even though they
did foul in a clear and decisive man
ner. Wild bedlam was loose, and as
the crowd yelled itself hoarse, it
seemed TO bring the Plentywood
quintet into action, and they began
to make basket after basket to the
disgust OF some of the Antelope fans
who had hopes of laying the defeat
of their team to the umpire if such
had been the case and the score was
close. But as the Plentywood boys
began dropping the sphere through
the hoop in mechanical precision, the
Antelope fans wilted, and the quarter
came to a close with a tally of IL to
2, making the entire score of the
contest 81 to 10.
The Antelope team put up great
battle and will make any team go
their best to win from them and are
UNFOLDING the Antelope reputation of
putting out teams that will give any
quintet a run for its money.
Those who did not see the exhibit
ton missed a real exciting time and
while the crowd was small on account
of the weather, the home team feels
that they will eventually receive the
support of the fans by crowded
houses, as they are upholding the
reputation of Plentywood by winning
from their opponents and so far have
lost only one game.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14
GALES ATTACKS
BIG OIL INTERESTS

Mexico City. = President Gales
considers that the properties of the
foreign oil companies who refused
to comply with the constitutional
regulations requiring registration of
the lands as concessions prior to Jan.
1 have now reverted to the Mexican
government. He has announced he
will use his entire executive power
to enforce the laws.
Despite the repeated threats of the
L. S state department that it will
consider the taking over of the pro-
peIties as an act calling for the
breaking off of relations, Gales has
instructed the ministry of labor and
commerce to Immediately proceed to
compile list of the offending COM
panies.
To Go to Court.
The oil men are prepared to apply
for injunctions in the courts restrain
ing the government from actually
taking over the properties and the
case will probably go, in due course,
to the Mexican supreme court. But
if the foreign operators attempt to
continue production while the suits
are pending, they will be immediate
ly proceeded against for indemnifi-
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14
Risberg Charges Fall Flat
Before Commissioner Lands

Continued from page One)
of three ball games and later saying
l probably played out of position in
all three gamesO; that he noticed
Risberg played out of position, so he
figured he would do it also, without
even word between him and Risberg
or with any Chicago or Detroit play
ers about it. Of course this testi-
mony by Gandil and Risberg is evil
dence to that extent against them,
but there is no evidence whatever
supporting the charge involving any
other Chicago player.
TO some it may seem inexpliable
that Risberg and Gandil should i'm
plicate themselves in these alleged
corrupt practices. Obviously, that
selfimplication may have been con-
ceived upon the theory that they
have even incriminated themselves,
so 1t must be true However, being
already on the ineligible list this
would not affect them and it might
blacken the lily whites"
Act OF Improperly.
II Vic 0eN1lu1l-1NlSDSIR version De
correct it was an act of criminality.
If the other version be true, there
was an act of improperly reprehensi-
bic and censurable but not corrupt.
The usual contradiction that char
acterizes controversies of fact are
present. It is the commissioners
opinion, however, that an examina-
ton of the evidence will clearly point
to the truth of the matter in dispute"
Commissioner Lands decision is a
virtual acceptance of the story told
by Bill James, former Detroit pitch
er, that he accepted $3.50 from Gandil
but the money was a reward for the
Tigers beating Boston and not for
sloughing off games to Chicago.
Lands decision is a virtual denial
that he believed either Risberg OF
Gandil told the truth.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14
Col. Marsters Fired
AS ''Dry'' Administrator

to satisfy the public in regard to
these questions"
Colonel Marsters asserted that
tatements by Andrews that he had
always given administrators a free
hand in their districts was untrue
and declared that if an administrator
felt a certain thing should be done
and opposition arose, Andrews had
always taken the side against the
administrator.
Censures Rankin
"He also had a conference with Mr..
Rankin, the district attorney in Mon
tana, for he knew there had been a
misunderstanding between me and
Mr.. Rankin" Colonel Marsters said.
eve had four drug stores that had
openly violated the law in Montana
and we asked Mr.. Rankin to indict
them before the grand jury, which he
refused to do.
"Major Campbell then talked to E.
NJ. Welliver, who was head Of the
/ field force while | was in Montana
and whom l left in charge in Mon
/ tana, and he proved to be the worst
enemy I had in the department.
Colonel Welliver, who was relieved
of his administrative authority a
hort time before Marsters was dis
missed, and Charles Sheridan, col
lector Of cutoms, have both been
called to Washington to confer with
General Andrews. At this confer
ence a new administrator is expect
cd to be selected and it is considered
probable that it will be decided tt
return the district administration Of
fees from Boise to Helena. COlone
Sheridan is expected to go to Wash
ington Immediately following an Am
erican Legion meeting which he il
now attending in indianapolis. Mr.
Welliver left Great Falls for BUTT
one day before Marsters' remova
and it is not known whether he haC
gone east for the conference.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14

true to a certain extent and cannot
be remedied. Pupils living at con-
siderable distance from the county
high school find it more difficult TO
attend than those living in town and
anlso much more expensive. Some
high schools have tried the dormltory
plan to equalize this.
However, it is manifestly neces-
sary for the high school to be located
at some central point and usually the
largest town and the county seat IS
the best and most accessible point
for all.
Rural residents are coming more
and more to appreciate the value OF
a high school training for their child
rem and more and more of them are
taking advantage Of their county hlgn
schools. The proportion of pupils
from the rural districts is every
wher steadily rising. In the DaW-
son County High School it has been
over thirty per cent for the past ten
years and this year it is close to fifty
per cent.
Most of the counties in Montana
having high schools have found then
to be very successful, we believe
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14
Ben Moe and Hendricks
meier Meet for Battle, 21st

Continued from page One)
when they go to see "Pete" battle
that they are going to get their
moneys worth. "Alkali Pete" never
takes chances on any one and he is
getting into hard training for the
bout a week from tonight. His back
ers are confident that he will again
bring home the bacon. In answer to
the friends of Moe, the supporters
of Hendricksmeier state that he has
a perfect defense for the new cork
screw punch which Moe is develop
ing for the fight and on which he is
depending to lay low the Raymond
wildcat.
Under Auspices of American Legion
The exhibition which is under the
auspices of the American Legion will
draw huge crowd of fight fans, and
several good preliminaries are prom
ised the crowd, which is one of the
features of the boxing matches put
on by the American Legion, which
has a reputation for delivering the
goods and giving the public full
run for its money.
Old Time Dance After Fight
Immediately after the bouts, the
floor will be cleared and an old-time
dance will be put on. Everybody will
want to take in the dance as old
time dances will be interspersed with
the later dances, making good time
for young and old
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-01-14
SIDNEY TUCKER
DIED SUNDAY
Old Timer Passes Away at Age of
81 Years of HemmOrhage of Brain
Game to Sheridan County Eigh-
teen Years Ago.

Another pioneer of Sheridan coun-
ty passed away at his home in Plen-
tywood at 1850 o'clock Sunday eve
ming from hemorrage of the brain.
He was up in the morning to build
fire, after which he sat around
and smoked his pipe bit Suddenly
he became i'll and was unconscious
for several hours. He recovered
from this attack but at 1880 he suf
fered a similar attack from which he
died
Mr.. Tucker was born at Shellrock,
Iowa, April %, 1869. He married
his wife, Elsie, at Watertown, S. D..
November 10, 1887. Eighteen years
ago he came to Montana and home
steaded near Raymond. Some of the
town is on his old homestead. He
was carpenter by trade and many
of the houses in Plentywood were
built by him. He has three sisters,
Mrs. Minnie A. Mountford of Akley,
Mimi, Mrs. Nettie Walker of Fall
Greek, Oregon and Mrs. Arab Whit
ers Of Portland, Oregon. There are
also two brothers, Henry Tucker of
Richmond, Calf, and Frank Tucker
of Tacoma, Wash. He is survived
by his wife, who lives in Plenty
wood, and one son, Claude, of Per
ham, Mimi, and one daughter, Mrs
J. Rieger, who also lives in Plenty
wood.
The funeral was from the Evan
gelical church Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Calvert officiating.
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cation by the government.
Gales has issued written instruc-
lions to the attorney general to pro
coed and assuring full presidential
support. The attorney general is
told to "tal1e such steps against them
as lie within the province of the ma
tion," and to rigidly enforce articles
IL and IA Of the laws-the articles
referring to the penalty of reversion
for failure to comply.
Feeling in Mexico runs high
against the invasion of Nicaragua
and no secret is made of the fact
that this invasion is directly con-
cemed with the dispute with Mexico.
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course of study is limited, subjects
are frequently given in alternate
years; its faculty cannot be so well
trained or experienced because the
scnool cannot afford top salaries; the
equipment is likely to be even more
inadequate; and the various extra
curncular activities cannot be so ex-
tensIye or so well organized.
The principal criticism of the
county high school is that it gives
TO the children of the town where If
Is located an undue advantage over
children of the rural districts. This