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The monitor., 1928-11-02
HUMBLE oRIGIN-A GREAT LEADER

ALFRED E. SMITH was born in humble surroundings.
He has never with failed in sympathy for the
poor His record Governor of New York for four
terms his public activity member of the legislature
New York his addresses in the pending campaign and
his papers, prove that he is great leader Very
recently Charles Hughes the former Governor of New
York and former Justice of the Supreme Court of the
United States and republican, in speaking of Governor
Smith, said: "He is expert in government. The title
he holds is the proudest title that American hold
because it is title to the esteem and affection of his
fellow citizens"
ballot cast for Alfred e. Smith for President is
vote for an honest, capable, humane farseeng
Go to the polls and let honest argument-not pref
udice rule your decision.
The monitor., 1928-11-02

The United Organizations
slate for members of the Board
of Education:
Victor Z. Levine.
John M. Glib.
John u. LOOMS
Herbert E. King.
Britannia Bednar.
Bessie Saxton.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Aged Visitor
Dies Suddenly

G. II. Hamilton, 10, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon in a tent Just
outside the city limits at the south
end Of Seventh street.
Shortly after o'clock, J. o.
Strccter, a friend of the aged man
dropped in at the tent and found
Hamilton in critical condition He
Immediately summoned physician
but though every effort was made
to save Hamilton 5 life he succumb-
ed shortly after 3 o clock.
According to information Hamil-
ton had been i'll for a long time. He
had suffered considerably from
asthma and had come to the valley
for his health. 1t is bell iaved that
he suffered slightly from heat pros.
tration yesterday and that in his
weakened condition he was unable
to survive the ordeal. D..
Deputy. Coroner Maupin, ordered
tic body removed to Lemons fua-
cral Hehaper Rere. Th$estga tios &s,e.
vee.aied tkat thesman has a sister re,
siding in Bath Maine, and efforts
to communicate with her have been
made.
1t has not been decided whether
an inquest in the matter will be
necessary.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

iects to which the latter is commit
ted The juniors also interest
themselves INDEPENDENTLY in -ath-
letic events and sports, and there
will probably be number of smok-
crs and similar social events through
the year One great annual ball, a
feature of the valley 5 social life
is projected.
During the meeting last night
kGEN put on the air special
Junior Executives program of
selected music. and Secretary Haw
gave saoFt t9lksovcr the radio on
the purposes of the Junior Divi
sion. competition promises to >be
lively for the silver trophy cup of
fered by H. \. Hansen, of the
Southern Pacific. The cup was cN-
hibited last night, and excited much
admiration.
Present at the meeting were: Carl
Miller, Henry Soncs, Donald Free
man. Il. W. Oakley. +. /. Martin,
T. {. Pctcrman. c. W. G. Stevenson,
Louis 3. McManus. G. d. Preston,
H. J. Cotron, Il. j. KHcgcl, \. L.
Bennington. L. G. Wilson, T. J.
Arnctt and q. ". Cross.
The men in attendance last night
showed much enthusiasm over their
opportunity for constructive work,
in the interest Of Fl Centre and I'M
perial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
California Kids
Meet Fasteners
For Ball Title

CHICAGO, SEPT. Two teams
Of youthful diamond stars, one from
Worcester, Mass, and the other
from Oakland, Calf, meet here this
afternoon in the first sof three
games to decide the mythical junior
baseball championship of the world.
The teams are the last survivors
of the American Legion s tourna-
mcnt in which more than 100000
boys under II participated. The
series is sponsored by the American
and National leagues and the Win
ming players will be guests of Judge
X. NJ. Lands at the Worlds Series
next month.
Worcester holds the championship
Of the east and Oakland the champ
ionship of the west. The latter
team is banking on the strong left
arm Of Charles Hardt, pitcher who
may earn big league spurs in the
near future. Charley has allowed
only one run in 81 innings of champ
ionship play. In the last SO innings
lie has not allowed a run.
Against this brilliant southpaw
twirling Worcester is pitting l6-
YEAR old right handler, Wilson Dun
lap, Jr. Dunlap has won 2l out of
the - contests he has pitched for
his team.
\ total of S,764 teams were en-
tered in the elimination tourna-
mentS. In Is games played the Cali
foruianS have scored l67 runs and
Aell their opponcnts to four.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Smuggling Trip
Proves Failure

A. Pedrosa, Is, Of Brawlcy was
apprehehded near CaleXico last
night by customs inspectors. Ac-
eording to the officials he was max
ing his way into the United States
from Mexico with Ia small bottles
of beer, "a small bottles of tequila
and two large bottles of tequila
Given a preliminary hearing be-
fore L. s. Commissioner Whitclaw
the man was ordered held to United
States district court under bond of
$500. He failed to furnish bail
and was committed to the custody
of the sheriff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
PERSONALS

Coroner B. l.. Lemons left FL Cen
tro Wednesday evening for short
vacation on the coast. The coroner
3, planning to wind up the trip with
hricf fishing expedition.
Dr, Edith Hook has returned from
Il vacation spent at her cabin in the
san Bcruardino mountains.
Il. N. Armstrong, coach at Cen
trail Union. and Mrs. Armstrong,
have returned from their summer
vacation which WAS spent in their
former home in Iowa.
\ son, Phillip Dale, was born last
week to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey ID.
Corflaan, of the Acacia district.
The Misses Mildred and Esther
Ehnlkc left Thursday for "a yaca-
lion trip u san Francisco, Oakland
and other coast points, and viii
visit relatives in that vicinity.
Miss Blanche Corfman has entered
business college in San Diego.
Rev. aud Mrs. ". &. Chcverton
have returned from Sauta Ana,
where they spent thc summer with
Mrs. Chcvcrton 5 uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. \. ". Gerard. Baby
Chpverton ga left at Santa Ana
until the warm weather passes. Rcy.
Chpvertou attended summer classes
al L. S. G. and hopes to receive his
masters degree shortly. He will
officiatc AT the Christian church
service Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
THIS CANDIDATE
HAS EVERYTHING
HIS OWN WAY
by United Press Leased Wire

OMAHA, Sept. 7.-Occupying the
dual role of notification committee
and nominee, DR.. Henry Hoffman,
aged Omahan, last night notified
himself that he had been nominated
as presidential candidate on the
Progressive ticket and then in an
address to AN audience consisting OF
three casual onlookers and several
newspaper reporters, accepted Lead
ership i'll the new party.
Hoffman, who organized the
party here last summer, had invited
numerous persons from all parts of
the country to attend the nCtifica-
tion ceremony. Undauuted when
none of them appeared he took
charge of the entire ceremony him
self.
The real issue before the p' oplc
is not prohibition, but whether Il
few multimillionaircs shall own
everything in the country, be said
i'll his acceptance speech.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
STRIBLINC LOOKS
LIKE CONTENDER
FOR GENES TITLE
BY FRANK GETTY :
United Press Sports Editor

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
NEW YORK, SEPT. Young
Stribling of Georgia is back in the
tiStic hmclight, standing out today
as enc of the leading contenders for
the heavyweight championship of
the world.
The southern boy's s victory over
Johnny SquircS of South Africa in
two rounds at Madison Square Gar
den last night went long ways
towards restoring him to the good
graceS of tickle New York fandom
SquireS could offer little opposition
the South Africa proving quite as
horizontal as any of the British
Lcavyweights. S,ribiiug 5 defreanor
i'm the ring and his buSincSSlike way
of finishing off his opponent were
a pronounced Improvement over
some OF his previous performances.
SQuireS went Gown twice in the
first round, once from exhaustion
and again from savage left hook
to the jaw. He WIS Practically out
on his feei when the bell saved him.
In the second round, Stribliug
went to work with Vengeance and
quickly had the South African help.
less, Louis Magnolia stopping the
fight after A seconds to save
Squircs from unnecessary punish
ment.
Stribling weighed 1871, and
looked very fit at the weight He
seems to have improved his attack,
and displayed an effective line Of
iahs, hooks and uPpcrcuts and a
devastating straight right which
seldom missed.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

Republican leaders revealed to
Herbert Hoover that efforts were
being made jim the old south to unite
anti-Smith Democrats and Republi-
cans behind one group Of electoral
voters. Hoover has completed the
first draft of his Newark speech
which will be almost as long as his
speech OF acceptance.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Junior Chamber
Starts Campaign
For Memberships

Last night s meeting. the first
gathering of the Junior Executives
Branch of the chamber of commerce
WAS an enthusiastic success accord
ing to Secretary Hays. Nearly every
large business concern of the city
was represented, and plans were
made for Il membership campaign
which commenced this morning and
win continue into the early days Of
next week.
The city was districted and each
of the organizers has made list Of
tie Juniors who are eligible to
membership, and they will be visit
cd during the succeeding days of
the campaign.
Plans for the winter 5 activities
were tentatively made. The Junior
Chamber expects to assist the main
chamber of commerce in the pro
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
NIGHT PR0WLER
DODCES SHOTS
OF POLICEMEN N

If the man who lost a cap and
flashlight last night will call at
ponce headquarters these articles
will be returned. In fact city DO
Ilce would be tickled to death to re,
turn them but they make no pro
misses as to what will happen to the
caller.
The cap and flashHght, police be.
ieve, are the property of The night
proWIer who has been waging a
most successru! campaign of burg
larry IN the city during the last few
weeks.
Shortly after 1:30 clock last
night Patrolman Rosenquest came
upon the man, prowling about a
house on the east end of Adams
street.
The patrolman ordered him to put
up his hands as the prowler seeing
the officer ut distance Of abou.
20 yards, did not hesitate. He drew
gun and made dash for liberty
as Rosenquest S gun flared. The
prowled dropped to the ground but
WAS up ana away AGAIN IN nom
ent. 1t is believed tina; he suffered
q minor wound
Is the prowler sped into some
brush nearby Rosenquest fired
twice more but the man managed to
make a getaway. He diI not at.
tempt to use lis own weapon.
\ scouting party was quickly or
ganized and thorough combibng
Of the district was lrade but no
trace of the man could be found!
RQsenQuest described hia: as b.
ing about > feet inc!,,s tail,
weight about 1870 rounds. tie Wore
overalls and gray shirt.
The description fits that given
police by many Of the persons who
hay BGen victims of his midnight
viSts. s.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

Senator James \. Reed declined
the vicc-prcSidcntial nomination on
the Fermentation ticket, announ-
cling he was for the Democratic
party and Governor Smith.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Wheeler Told
To Leave City

Albert Wheeler, 22, was given his
choice of spending six months in
the county Jail or finding another
city to call home by Judge Perkins
47l ei+*~stourt this morning.
Wheeler was arrested about a
week ago on a charge of petty theft,
growing out of the thcft of some
caps from a clothing salesman.
Wheeler rlaimed that he had taken
the caps merely for a joke but his
claim that he had returned them
could not be verified
The defendant pleaded not guilty
to the charge and was to have been
given a jury trial today but with
drew his plea and entered one OF
guilty.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Ganton To Sing
Sunday Night

Local fricnas OF .7onn {. Canton
will have an opportunity to hear
Lima sing sunday night between S
and 10 O'Clock over Station kMTR
at Hollywood.
Mr.. Canton. who made a wide cir
Gle of friends throughout the valley
last year because of his splendid
voice and personality will sing with
Loren Towcll's Little Symphony or
thestra.
In lcttc~ to local friends Canton
stated that he and Mrs. Canton will
rctrn to FL Centre about September
30 for their second season mere.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

senator Joseph = Robinson will
speak tonight in Chattanooga,
Tenn, and will complete his Tenncs-
see campaign at Knoxville Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
The Campaign Log

Governor Smith announced he
would leave on Ills campaign tour
September Is and make his first
speech in Omaha, Neb September
IS. He plans to stress farm relief,
water power and prohibition in his
midwcstern appearances.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07
Bank Quotations

California is the most important
dried prune producing section in the
world, yielding So per cent Of all
cured.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-09-07

The district about Craig, Colorado
has 10 fields of certified Kanred
wheat and ten fields of certified
Grimm alfalfa.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
Vydarene divadio
ma Lansingvlle
Herci a herecky krasne predsta
viii dive veselohry pri vel 'kej
ilcasti obecenstva.

Divadelne' hry, htore boly "a
hrane minuli nedel'u lansingvill-
skymi divadelnymi oohotnfkmi, sa
vel mi dobre, ba az mad ocakava-
ME vydarily, lebo miestnost ma
obidvoch predstaveniach bola "a
plnena obecenstvom. Ma popolltd-
najsom predstaveni pre- dietky bo-
10 hodne al odrastlych, ktori ne
mohl prist vecer a nechceli Wy
nechat' tax znamenite zabayenie.
Nuz a vecer, ked priSlo okolo pol
Z. hodiny, l'udia sa uz hrnuli ako
mrakavy, znajnc, re to bude ich
dobra zabaya. Nuz yeru sa ami ne
sklamali, lebo ked prisla pol s..
hodina. tax sa opona zodvihla a
duchovny osady, Rev. F. Kozelek
privital obecenstyo peknou recou
tax sa dIyadlO ZacalO. BOlO "a
hrane znamenite,. lebo vsetci her
ci herecky tax pekne svoje lilo
by zahrali, ze bolo az milo sa ma
nicl, diyat' Obzvlastne 81. Hodo-
sova, ktora hrala 1lohu Evusky,
zabavila obecenstvo jej milymi
spevmi, tiez 81. Palgutova zahra-
la syoju dilohu pekne. Nua pan
Ililko, ktory hral dlohu bohat6ho
gazdu Brezovskeho, mali ste no
videt', ten zahral sveju 1lohu do
-kladne, lebo pohyby vyrazy boz
" znamenite vymluvnost 6ista.
Panovia Huda a Olealik tiez "a
hral syo5e 1lohy pelSne, obzylar
sstne p IIudu spevy boly vel mi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20

pekne. A co sa tIka paaoy Javor-
skeho Bajtosa, no tito dvaja o.
becenstvo drzali v stalom smiechu,
pri kahdom ich vystupe celia miest
most vybuclla V radostny smiech.
Iste nejedneho az klalo boku.
Zaroven vsetci herci zahrali syoje
tilohy znamenite teSilo by mas,
keby v budicnosti zas mas pre-
kvapili nejakou peknou hrou. A
tiez bolo pekne, ba' Az milo hl'a-
Diet na dieta1y, ktore syojou pek-
nou hudbou ma plane husliach
obecenstyo zabavali pred diva
dlom medzi dejstvani. Teda "a
iste ze nebanuje nikto, kto sa to-
no divadla siHastnil.
VvhOr.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20

Slov. X. Jednoty. VSetkych nam
nemozno vypocitat', ale V obecen-
stve boly vsetlo mile zname tva-
re, ktore videt ysade. kde je ME-
co pekneho, slovenskeho, narod-
neho Srdecna vd aka vsetkym!
Chceli SINE prekvapit' obecen-
stvo este spevom ST. Mikitovej, 0
ktorej SINE neznaM, re bola minu-
leho tyzdna v Youngstown. Bola
ochotna zaspievat jednu-dve slo-
venske piesne, ale pianista nemal
SO sebou noty ku sprievodu tax
na mas zial', muscle .prekvapenie
yystat'. 81. Mikitoya odcastovala
tieto dni do Talianska, kde bn-
de spievat' v jednej opere.
Okresnl Sbor malou navsteyou
(asi $50 osob) nebol nechuteny.
Kultirna yecierky bude uspora-
dovat mad 'alej, lebo ME len fl
nancnF zisk, ale al dusevny, je
jeho ciel'om Slava lnu, ysetkIm
.ochotnFm pracovnikom.
Ma tomto mieste tiez mech je
vyslovena vd aka krajcirskej fir
me Guttridge & Co, 235 w. Fe-
deral ST., ktora usila a darovala
Okr. Sboru nohavice, nosene p.
Jochmanom poeas jeho humor.
vystupu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
VLAMAdI cHYTGt,
J8DEN poeTRIEL'ASY

v stredu noci dvaja vlamaei
vlamali sd do byvania Ludvika
Hricho, {. 1904 Salt Spring Road.
vosli do spalne pomocou rebrfka.
v spalni spaly dcery Hrichove,
ktore zacaly kricat'. Bandit ich
uderili po hlave revolyerom. Ale
otec a brat sa zobudili chytili
jedneho banditov, Roberta
Coulton, 19-rocnsho chlapciska.
Druhy, 21-ro6ny Daniel Webster
vyskoeil oblokon, ale polieat, "a
eujdc kirk, dal sa ma jeho prenas-
ledovanie. Ma Central Ave. strelil
mu diva raz do bedier a Dol chy-
teny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
!. ANDRUsKo MA vE6NosTI

Jan Andrusko, 2 {. 1494 South
Ave, zomrel piatok yo veku 60
rokov v domacnosti svojej dcery,
Mrs. Smith, pc dlhei chorobe. Ne
bohy prisiel sem 70 SlovenSka
pred 25 rokmi. Bol Alenom eyanj.
cirkve "Jan Hus", Odboru 8. n.
s. s. a {. 40 s. E. ]. Oplakavsjd
ho dve dcery dvaja synoyia.
Pohrab boil V pondelok rano . dos
mrl smltku a chramu Jana HUI
sa'' Obrady vykonal Rev. Juraj
Roh.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
zoMREL.A I'M DcERKA.

Maria Dobos, 13-rocna dcerka
Jozefa Dobos a jeho manzelky,
x 1916 Robinson Rd, Campbell
zomrela u nedeIu ma komplikacie
nemoei. Oplakayajd ju okrem ro-
ditov jedna sestra d styria bratia
Pohrab Dol \ sfredu, ktory odba-
vii Rev. Hamrak . ehranlu Sv
Jana Krst. Poehnyana hola y d
saslnon eintOrlne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
stAHuy1rI SAT

Ma jar 50 mnoho l'udi st 'ahuie.
Treba i'm 'mufmana''. Ma Steel
ton sd bratia RaSovci, ktori vas
prest 'ahUja Oni predayajl . vo-
zia al uhlie, piesok, strk, popol
atd'. Y pade potreby obrat tie sa
ma MICH. Ich adresa je GO Steel
st. Telefon 1856.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
Go NovfHo Y HAsELToN.

Hoo je, este chladno, ale jaro
je uE tn, lebo bociane sa st 'ahu-
i1 ma sever. z tych bocianov ie-
don zaletel al mad Haselton a ma
vstivil paru rodin. Panu NJ. To-
meckovi ma Courtland Ave. zane
chal dcerku, panu s. Sarisskemu
tiez ma Courtland Ave. synka a
potion este sletel ma Palmer Ave.
do domacnosti p. Stamislaya Ne
cka a zanechal mu mladl Sokol-
ku. Vsetkym prajem, aby sa do
5ili 20 svojich dietok radosti.
zpr&vodaj.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20
ANDREJ HRARukAJ
0DORRAL. "a NA VD6lV0sf

Andrej Hrabusaj, poehyalne
znamy Slovak Z :. 416 n. Belle
vista Ave, zo1nrel \ stredu ma
komphkacie nemoci y svojej do.
nacnosti vo yeku 65 srokov.
Nebohy prisiel sem pred n rok-
mi. Eamestnaaly boil ii East Ohio
Gas ca. Boil Glenom napred far
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-04-20

1t program prevedeny u
MI ~. Mala ale vzAcna
n&vsteva.

nedellu vecer, skole Sv.
r3lla ! Methoda NAL Okresny
6bOr Slovenskej Ligy klltilrny
vsSierok, ktory min al bol ,pra-
vom slova smysle.
zahajeny Dol predseelom Okres-
n6ho Sborl p Jozefom J. Schro-
nlO6Skym, ktory peknej reel pri- |
vital obecenstvo hovoril pra-
each Okresneho Sboru Sloven-
skej Ligy vobec. Potion predsta-
vcral jednotlivych cinovnikov We
dierka 9 ma lkoniec pod 'akoval a.
10 cinovnfkom "a namahy, TAX o.
besenstvu "a laskavd ncast'.
Prvy predstaveny Dol Rev. Jan
AZ, Lis1insky, duchovny spravca
farnosti, jejz skole Dol vecie-
rok usporiadany. Rev. Liseinsky
svoiam zaujimavym sposobom ho-
roril narodnych pracach ma
sich byvalych prednych pracov-I
nfkov: Furdeka, Rovnianka, Ma
inateya, Ambroseho a inych, ako
Sc starali 0 kaHdeho. dusevneho
pracovnika, ably netrpel ako /
on Dol podporeny, ked zutekal
pred mad ,arskou 'spravedlno-
st 'ou' do Ameriky, a pomozene
nu bolo stat sa knazom cleve-
landskej diecezi Hovoril kul-
ttire, ze to slovo pochadza 20 slo-
va kultus 1, co znamena pesto-
vanie nabozenstva a vsetkeho, co
S l'udskym pokrokom stvisi. Kul-
tilrnym narodom lemoze byt ta-
ky narod, ktory nema nabozen-
stva ktory nejavi znamky l'ud-
skeho pokroku.
81. Helenka Berdis zaspievala
tri pissne: Kukucku, Sly panen-
ky silnici a Nestisikaj nj, suhai
rlcku Jej spev boil nadmieru
krasny. Ma plane ju sprevadzala
ST. Kollarova.
Odu ma mladez' predniesol p.
Jan Vitkaj. v tejto basni je W.
zyvana mladez nastnpit predok
praci narodnej.
Prof. Tomas Belavic zahral na
plane tri take slSladby hudobnt
vel 'kym tlspechom a "a MIN "a
spieval tri piesne p. Jozef Vagas
oblubeny slovensky tenorista ]
Lansingvillu. Sprevadzal ho prof
Belavie.
Pc malej prestavke, pocas. kto
rel obecenstvo bolo pohostene a
dovou smotanou, vyst1pil p. Sta
nislav Necko a predstavil "Chu
daka Pan Necko NAL vystiipit
dvoma malynli dievcatkami, a
lie jedno z Mich ochorelo. Zato je
no vystup ne1trpel. Prednasal VII
py, spieval a hral na harmonike
Je neho rodeny herec.
ia MIN trio Juraja Martinkl
xahralo dve hudobne skladby
Mazurku" Cavatinu'. Bol,
to krasne HUSKY
Soprano sola zaspievala 81. Ma
rienka Gondol svojim hlilvm ;
krasnym hlasom Okrem ''Ryth
tarovej deery" zaspieyala ''Uko
lembaN6u Z Sprevadzala ju 81
Kollarova ia plane.
Po predneseni dnuhej basne p
Vitkajom, aSlavianstvus, ktorl
vyborne predniesol, NAL zartov.
aiy vystup p. Stefan Jochman, pr
2 - j.
~ com m'a vypomohol p. Martin j
Lesnak; Boly to vtipy eistica to
panok vel mi podarene, p. Joch
ananom slozene. Ia MIN NJ MIRA.
MM vs. 3redniespl pojednanie 0 sloven
skej osade Amerike (uyerejne-
1a6 je ma inom mieste) prof. Otto
NH Mrazek zahral sola ma cells
yel klm acinkom
xefreba podotykat', ze vsetc
oi odmeneni vd 'acnym, srdce
m patleakom obecenstva llznan
mo d inteligentnsho, ktore viz
lcpita K ecenit takil kulturnl
Madzi obecenstvom yidel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-08-15
WEAKNESS SPELLS
LASTED FOR WEEKS
So Weak, Without Enough
Energy to Dress Herself,
This Lady Improved
Rapidly After TAX
ing Cardui.

II was so weak" says Mrs. Jo-
sephine Cockcroft, of Baldock, S. c.,
that was not able to do anything
I would lie on the bed, days at a
time, without energy enough to
dress myself. Some days I would
think 1 was able to do a little of
my housework, but in little while
I would give out completely.
"At certain times, I suffered
dreadfully with pains in my back
and sides. My head would hurt
felt like it would split open.
spells Of weakness would last for
weeks.
Il read of Cardui. Other women
wrote of how it had helped them,
so I hoped it would do me some
good. I sent for a bottle and be-
gan taking it regularly.
AT last began to feel much bet
ter. Then I improved rapidly. For
the last year I have been in better
health than I ever have been be-
fore, and I have hardly taken any
medicine at all.
II give the credit to Cardui, for
after I had given it a thorough
trial, I got we'll"
Cardui is a mild, medicinal COM
pound of purely vegetable ingredi-
ents.