davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25

techou mu bylo, ze je to pane
Manhalova dcera posledni.
Osud vsak rozhodl jinak.
Slecna Klarka opustila nevde-
cny tento svet drive, nez OBJ
chodnik Cencil ovdovel.
Ale ami rreti manzelstvi pa
ne Cencilovo netrvalo dlouho.
A kdyz Sc vracel take tohoto
pohrbu, schvaloval mu pan
MAMMAL uplne umysl, nezeniti
Sc jiz vubec. "Kdyby byla
Klarka ma zivu,' pronasel k ne
mu tchan, rozmackavaje jako
hrach velkou slzu, jez mu
stekala zvolna 20 nose, "byl
bych vam dal j tuto ctvrtou
svoji dceru. Osvedcil jste Sc We
vsech trech pripadech jako po
radny manzel. Nemluvte mi, ia
jsem take clovek~zenaty a vim,
co je mnohdy k tomu zapotfe-
bi. Byl byste sice pro dceru
me svakrove jako delany, ale
ia nejsem nevdecny clovek. Ne
zapomenu, drahy pfiteli, co
jste vykonal pro mne, moji ro-
dinu a dun. Jsem clovek uzna
~ a kdvz uvazim vas pripad,
reknu vam uprimne: Wy zene-
nj uz zanechte. Zustante ted
jiz svobodny. Wy 81 toho zaslu
hujete."
Obchodnik Cencil tiskl, do
jat, Svemu nekolikanasobnemu
tchanovi dlouho a vdecne ru-
ku. Byl pfesv6dGen, re radi mu
zcela uprimne a prohlasil pred
MIN i tchyni, re do Sve nejdel-
81 smrti zustane liz vernym
svetlym pamatkam Madlenky,
Betynky a Zanynky.
Jeho pomer k tchanovi a
tchyni zustal srdetnym. Pant
Manhalova dohlizela mu OBJ
cas- ma domacnos, pan MAMMAL
dochazel k nemu dosti caste S
choti, ably zde povecereli a po
veceri 81 zahrali voleny mariaS
We 'tTech.
X Manhalum pan Cencil ne
chodil. Nezvali'jej, uvadejice,
ze jeiich byt vyvolai by V mem
vZpominky ma Madienku, Be.
tynku a Zanynku. Jejich po.
mer bvl tax srdeGny, re jedno-
no dine posadil pan Man,
hal pana Cencila proti sobe
nabidl mu doutnik placl je.
| i tentokrate duverne ma kole
no. "Poslechnete, ia vas mu
sim tou dceruSkou Svakrovt
pTece ien seznamit. NedavnC
mi psali, re holka nema sc ze
nichy Stesti.'
Ale nedoSlo k tomu. Ne, *
by Sc byl pan Cencil TAX uceln,
branil, ale pro nemoc pan;
Manhala. Trpival cukrovkou
o ktere rikaval, re mu il dale
nebe, ably 81 mel elm osladit
| trpkost zivota. Citil sam, IL
| blizi sc konec, nebot' dial jedn,
no dine zavolati pana CenCil;
Ike svemu luzku a kdyz osam
| Ii, proncsl k n6mu: "Nevola
bych vas zbyteGne, mily prite
| Ii, ale citim, re jest to nutnt
Chef miJi We vsem poradei
nez Zavru oCi. Uznate, re j
moji povinonsti postarati sc
, zenu, ohlcdnouti sc pro hi p
radnem manzclu. Nebudete S
! zajist6 diviti, reknu-li, 20 p
i, zralc uvaze dospel jsem k tc
mu, re vSem podminkam V tol
20 pripade nejlepe vyhovujet
, Wy. Jste dosti dlouho jiz vdoN
/, CEN, abystc pocitil touhu I'm
: niti Svuj stav opctnc We sta
manzclsky. Clovek, jcnz tt
kratc ovdovel, tczko nalez
. manzelku. Zeny jsou povert
. We. pane. Ostatne jstc nam z
ncbozku klarku jcdnu svatl
= dluzen. Podejte mi svou pray
ci ma dukaz Souhlasu, mily pi
tell, abych YAM mohl svou 2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25
IDEALNf ZET.

OtaZka Vena, KterOu mel VZdV
a V prvnf fade ma zfeteli, ne
dostala Sc, kdyz Sc pax skutec
ne zenil, pro same "jine starosti
ami poradne do popfedi. Mel je
dinou pax vlastne jistotu: ze
bere 81 nejmladSi dcerusku OBJ
chodnfka pana Manhala, slec-
nu Madlenku. A obchodnik p.
MAMMAL mel takove dcerusky
ctyri, jenze zbyvajici tTi byly
O hodne starsi. Bylo samozrej-
mo, ze vsechny til pujdou sve
sestricce ia druzicky a bylo
samozrejmo, re opatriti k MIN
mladence je pane Cencilovou
veci. Nebyla to starost nema-
la, nebo't' to byla vec velmi du
|lezita. V rozhodnem okamziku
vyzadal 81 budouci tchan, pan
MAMMAL, ma panu Cencilovi roz
hovor. Posadil jej naproti so
| be, nabidl mu doutnik placl
mu duverne ma koleno: "Prite
licku, nevim ami proc, ale Wy
jste mi cd prvniho okamziku
marianne svmpaticky. Nejmlad
81 dceru vam davam, starsi 81
nechavam ma sklade. Reknete
sam: udelal bych tuhleto hlou
post nekomu jinemu? Ale Wy
mi musite take udelat malic-
kost k vuli. Coz pax Maiden
ka, o tn jsem nemel nikdy sta
rost, takovych by Sc provdalo.
Ale S tGmi druhymi, tenn Sc mu
81 udelat trochu reklamy, vyu-
ziti prihodny cas-. A to je ted ,
pTitelicku! Ted anebo nikdy
Takova svatba je jako nakazi
vina. Kamarad sc zeni, proc
bych Sc nemohl ozeniti take
ia? Musi to byti dobra rodina,
kdyz dceru tax slavnostn6 w.
| vdavaji - to byvaji myslenky
takovych mladencu. Nesetfim
nakladu ma vesclku, ale nerad
bych vyhodil nazdaTbuh svoje
penizc. Jednim slovem, drahy
priteli: ma vas je, vyhledati
mym trem dceram mladence
,akove, z kteryeh by Sc dali
nad6lati zehisi.'
Nebyla to uloha snadna, ale
co by clovek neudelal pre-
tchana pred svatbou! A kdy2
sc pri svatebnim stolu par
! Mania zadlval ma zbyle mt
tri dcery, jak zive sc bavl SC
svymi mladenci, zamnuI 81 spt
| kojene ruce a zaSeptal Ike sv{
zene: "Ten Centil ie prece je
nom sikovny hoch."
Mladenci, sehnani Cenlclen
, nell Sc jak nalezi k svym dru
!. zickam. Hledeli 81 jich skoren
, steine, jako svych taliru a skl'
mic, ale faktem Zustane, re n;
Q tGto svatbe ozenil sc jen pal
o CenGil sam. Ostatni Zasoba pa
: neManhalova ma svobodnycl
dcerach zustala nezmenena.
- Netrvalo ami rok a Maiden
!, ka zemrela. Obchodnik Cenci
n prohlasil V prvnim navalu smu
, lIu, re Sc vicekrate zenit nebu
O de a v6no re panu tchanovi Ct
halGre vrati. Pan Cencil dc
i stal skutecn6 slovu. Prohlas
panu ManhaloVi, re ma venC
4 ktere mu pred rokem sllbi
II nereflektuje. Tento mu stisk
70 dOiat praVici: "V tom sc DO1
j. ma nejlepc charakter, mlly pl
n tell Nezistnost je nakazliVa
vec pan MAMMAL prohlaSi
n setrev 81 slZu pohnuti, ze slt
,e chetnost sveho zete nemu2
le pfijmouti a prohlasil slib V,
st ma, dny pred rokem, za plain
m Ma dale.
Pan Cencil 81 nemohl ma II
DO dinu Manhalovych vubec slel
g. vat. Ujistili jei, re jcj neop
o. Sti ami po Madlencine smrti
ncjmladSi dcera, Betynk
10. prohlasila, re Sc sama pa,
Cencila uime. Tax pekne 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25

PRODA Sc dunn hodici Sc
pro dive rodiny, ctyri svetnice
S koupelnou dole nahore, w
hrevni pee, Skopky ma pradlo,
plyn, elektrika vSe moderni
zarizeni. HlaCse Sc V cisle
12S09 Oakfield Ave. 11-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25

PRIJME Sc jeden neb diva
pani ma byt sc stravod neb be-
re stravy. Pokoj sam pro sebe
a koupelna k pouziti. Adressa
Sc sdeli adm. t. listu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-25

PRIJMOU Sc delnici Ma
ruznou praci V dime. Haste Sc
u Vlchek Tool Co., 10709
Quincy Ave. 11-26
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
BAPTIST 40 MILLION DRIVE

ID. L.. Martin of Yale, Oklahoma
completed his great gift to the Ok
lahoma Baptist Orphans Home by
writing his check for $4,000. payable
TO Rev. T.. VI. Mcconnell. u. d.. Sec
rotary Of the Baptist General Con-
ventiun OF Oklahoma. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin have roW given $4,000 on
The How Boys normitory tt this or
%phnnage.
Kit Karron. a blind Pawnee In
dian. has pledged $2.5"0 on the Bap-
fist - Million Campaign. The pledge
was made through Roy. L. ". Lack
"y. OF Drumright.
! Furl DGy.S r3p,i>t church. IN
I Texas, with only ." M"mhcra has
made Il fly" yo2r pledg" OF 100000
to the Campaign. This makes an av-
erarc Of $l,0"0 per person for five
years.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
TWENTI-SEVEN WOLVES

Ed Hin OF CusI"r County. .'Il
the regular army about nine "
ago. In 1916 he Joined N" Freq
army. When the /. ;. went INFO
war ne was tranferred To our arn
He went through without a Scla'
until fifteen minut2s be!or" the
mistice was signed he Fecel'
tweney-seren wounds. His iell
has a plate and his head j. PIX
along with some other Wouh"S'
arrived home in charge OF Il Hu
the other night at his father Nv
after an absence uI nine years
which no word was received nv
walk with clutches and draws
from two governments
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

Samuel Gulnpcrs alleges that for
several years the miners had worked
not more than one-half time. The
assertion seems confirmed in nos
part by the Investigations of the
Government Geological Survey. This
condition is said to have been in part
due to cars not being furnished. but
the chief trouble being due to market
conditions, the prices being put so
high that the people would not buy
until compelled To do so. Hence
miners We're not employed full time
and therefore did not earn full wag-
es. However. the miners did not
ask that they be employed more days
of the week; they asked for Il weeks
wage for little more than a hall
weeks work. evidently going on tn,
assumption that if they were to h,
employed but half time they should
get wages sufficient to support them
for Il week. Their contention was !
sound one in theory. But IT th"i
really wanted Il chance To put j!
more time to make mere money. n
furnish employment to idle miners
they went about the matter in rathei
a rough and illogical way. Had the!
allowed arbitration. %subscquen
events have shown Government in
vestigations would have helped thei
considerably, for blame woul,
in no small measure have been plaC
ed on cupility of operators and tn
fallacy of the price-fiXins policy o
the Government. which seems L
have worked to the operators ad
vantage.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
OWING To ILLNESS BROWN
FAILED TO- GIT THE RIG

c. w, Brown, Dur"nl's candidate
for he Shrine ring A. the ceremonial
al Muskogee Monday. failed to land
the prize through no faul; OF hi
own. being taken suddenly i'll with
ptomaiue POISONING at he time hi
efforts We're most needed. r. there
fore withdrew from lhn cortos; Il
the last moment. whoY his chance.
Were very PROMISING. The !uc3i
ShIiners. .tCvever, w5rH d'termi@. L
that Mr.. Brown should have SOME
thing, and made up g puyae and
bought INd presented him Il be3uti-
full diamond Shrine pin. which w2s
publicly presented 70 him a. Musko-
zee. Noble John Finrey WakinI the
speech on the occasion,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
APPLICATIONS SENT OFT
ON EMERGENCY COAL SrPT

Following the receipt by J.
Whitehurst. chairman of the 81
Council of Defense. of a telegl
from the regional coal directr To-
effect that arrangements had d
perfected for supplying coal in
emergency cases, Mr.. Whiteht
has sent blanks to all county cd
Gil upon which applications for
may be made. Urgent requests
been received from number
places for fuel. Nh. WhItehdrSt
planned TO limit suppl OF coal
designated those who should BE-
ed in emergencies. private hoI
having main consideration. th'A.
municipalities, and third ei.', Il
mills and cotton seed crr-h"r'
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
Friday November Ia, 1919
THE COAL STRIKE

No, this is not going to be an edit
orial on the coal strike. itself, for ar
guments either way about the matter
don't get anywhere.
What we want to call particular
attention to is the fact that you and
everyone else will quite probably he
up against the proposition of keep
ing warn for some time yet, ever
though the strike is called off, and
how are you going to do it?
Most of us are too optimistic; We
cross the bridge when we get to it
that is. we think we will. only to find
the bridge burned down. Too many
of us believe in "sufficicnt unto the
day is the evil thereof" In fact
eve should worry" is u too common
attitude. It You are out OF fuel
have YOU considered making arrang'
mcnt for more, or are YOU relying o.
the strike being over before sou g.
very cold? Can you get som" wout
now? If YOU con you ought 10 do 80
for under most favorable di~trihu
ton conditions there will not hc cu?
enough to go ruuud. Ii ,ou can
buy any wood when yoU want, il
what are you going to do about 1t
You might figure on taking som.
sort of vehicle. rcSurrcctinR III" ole
saw and axe and going To the wood
yourself. Really. You may have t
do more han just fiGurc IN il.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

President Poincaire Of Franco has
announced in favr of prohibition for
that Republic. and seems to have
stirred up 4 hornets nest. However.
il is pointed out that were the people
pie of France Ia Quit making wine,
devote To the rehabilitation of their
devastated country, Yet. we think
PinCair csi rycvmu ttib ETAOINSII
Poincairc is very much up against il,
If h" expects any future political
p%rcfcrmcnt in that country.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION

The L. :. Civil Service Commits
sion has ]anHouHcei an examination
for this county to be held at Durant
and Bennington on december II 20
fill positions of rural carrier. The ex-
aminationS are open only to resi-
dents OF the county. who meet other
1917. which may be obtained from
the offices mentioned or from the L.
S. Civil Service Commission at Wash
ington. ID. c.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
LEVY AT
C.IDDN HELD EAIfE
continued from page one


the court decided that III" clrc'ioA
of july 3oth was a valid election,
and refused the injunction. The
Court animated that he was in doubt
as tn tn" validity of some of tn" do
tails entering into the election, but
on the Who'll" held. as above stated.
that the election was valid.
The plaintiff Immediately gave
notice Of appeal from The judgment
of the Court to the Supreme Court
and il ii understood that an effort
| viii "" mado To perfect the app"al
rs rapidly as possible II get il
advanced upCl The docke' of til,
Supreme Court in order to get Il.
early Il drci> on rs possible.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
DISABLED SOLDIERS AND
SAILORS TO BE GIVEN
VOCATIONAL TRAINING
70 all disabled Soldiers. Sailors and

70 all disabled Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines:
! take this method of notifying
you that the Federal Board of Voca-
tional Education will have represent
'tatives OF the Division of R~ehabilita-
ton in Durant on Friday and Satur-
day. November II and %.
You are requested to meet these
representatives at the District Court
Room in Durant at that time.
These men will be prepared to
make q full investigation of your
case md to provide vocational edu-
cation for YOU at once,
We have no complete list of dis
ahled soldiers residing in this county
but have mailed out Il separate per-
! sonal letter to each one of You OF
whom VT have knowledge.
Under Il ecent ruling 1t will not
make any difference whether your
disability and compensation claims
have been allowed or not. You can
take up Vocational Education at
once if you desire.
Bring your discharge certificate
with you and any other papers you
may have bearing on your case.
Transportation will be provided
for YOU from your nearest railroad
station where there is a ticket agent.
Write me and will send you trans
portation.
If you have any disability come It
this meeting and meet these mer
even though you may not have made
up your mind TO take Vocational
Training.
Yours truly.
WIN. +. TYREE.
Chairman Home Service Section o
American Red Cross. Durant. Ok
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

One wagon load of alfalfa seed last
week brought $l.92I NJ Emporia,
Kansas. or SO per bushcl. Alfalfa
at $40 per ton. and getting $225 for
the average acre. seems to be looking
like Il pretty good bet To many far
mers nov. and the acrCaR" promises
a big increase in 1870. No danger
of oycrproduction.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

T'c:o Is no way - uphold the
Iarn prosperity OF The south Dut to
~ar,2ni2e the producers OF cotton and
the American Cotton Association Of
fers thai opportunity.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

Suggestion: If your coal runs out
get one of the agitators. stick his
head in the stove. and then have him
turn loose one of his imflammatory
and fiery speeches.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
S,LNi:t DOLLAR Is
NGi.t.t NDi.E THAN SiO0

Silver dollars are worth moro rs
silver than hoy exc as money. Sill
yer in III" New York market Wa2
quoted lh;s week. At Sl.3o to 1901.
IN ounCr iur san Francisco delivery,
I'M. Is Irrrr-tuurths uf one cclt To
- cr''S ahoNe Vie gold parity price.
which j. about $l.29 IL an ounce.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
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Ada News: at is reported ynat
ilCrc was a riot in Drumright the
iiist of the week. but the normal con
hitiOu of the town is such that the
irhGbitants are unable to give any
light OF the subject"
Which. of curse. is to be con
normal condition in Drumright.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

Tuberculosis kills more in Okla
homa than the Germans did of Okla
homa soldiers. Fight il by buying
Red Cross Seals.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

Many people from the outlying
districts came in yesterday 10 hear
Scott Ferris speak here last night.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

Sentinel Leader: "Thc friends OF
this paper will please hand Us in
news ietms when they are fresh, We
prefer rot TO puhiish Il birth after
the child is weaned, Il marriage after
The Honeymoon is over. or the death
of Il man after his widow is married
again"
Seems TO us the Leader CXactS Z
coed deal from its correspondents
Some latitude ought to be allowed
alonS with the privilege to state Ill
il alleged"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
No. l143

No, llio
In the Matt,r % the Guardianship
Of William raymond and James
Andrew Slinker. Minors; \. Nicely.
Guardian.
Motto" is hereby given that \.
Nicely. Guardian of the above named
minors, has filed his final reports
herein ard his petition for discharge
as such guardian. and said matter
viii he heard - the Cuunty Couit
Room on ,hr 2nd day of December,
1919.
LEWIS PAULL.iN.
County Judge,
Mcph"rr"n a. Ccchran. Attorneys.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

Dallas News: "SOwetimes, after Il
man has Deen married at church. il
is almost Impossible to ger him back
there"
Which may perhaps be accounted
for by the fact that man seldom
wishes to visit the cen of former
miatuttunoS.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

Hobart Republican: The illicit
sale of Intoxicating liquors is still
called b~ootlcEginG. Can't some up
tu-date maHcr of slang phrases offer
something Lrw". Boots are no long
er worn, and in consequence liquor
* nos now conveyed in their tops. as
in times past. Let Us have something
new"
How about ''jakepeddler,' bit
t"rS-Slinger." ''choc-vendor," or
'hoo2chippCrs"?
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14

tFirS; insertion November li.1919)
tS"C0nd insertion Nov'ber II, 1919
In the County Court of Bryan Coun-
ty, Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
Yours truly.
WIN. +. TIREE.

Chairman Home Service Section OF
American Red Cross. Durant, Ok.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1919-11-14
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Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-30
Notice For Publication,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INFERIOR L. s. Latd Office at Little Rock, ,Arkan-
 sas, September Is, 1919. Notice is hereby given that King Lain of Rison, Arkansas, who, on June 5,l9l6 made homestead entry No. 0l3270, for /, Frl. W l-2 NE1.4 & Frl. NV l-4 SE IA, Section q, Township l0S, Range 10 w, 5th Principal M eridian, has filed notice of intention to make three-year proof, to establish claim to the land a. bove described, before probate Clerk, at Rison, Arkansas, on the 18th day ot October, 1919.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Sidneys.T. May, of Rison, Arkansas. Frank Marks, of Rison, Arkansas. William l.. Overton, of Rison, Arkar sas James D. Cash. of Rison, Arkansas.
 Ben F. Spires. Register.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-30
New Edinb3Ir1

Miss Matte Miller left for the State Teachers Association at Little Rock Tuesday afternoon. T. W. Chowning and Il. E. Frey spent the week end at Gra- dy Ark.
 Lloyd Daniels of Hampton spent Sunday with his parents here
 W. G Hamaker of Hot Springs is visiting his brother here this week.
 Miss Iva Belle Robertson left Sunday for Blue Springs to take up her school work there.
 Roy Haskins, Edw. Parham and James Ross spent Sunday afternoon in Wild Cat ,
 Eds. c. Sw nney spent Sat urday and Sunday in Fordyce.
 Some sneaking scamp relieved Deputy Sheriff J H Harris of a horse collar while he was at town Saturday.
 NIT. and Mrs H. G. Atwood spent Sunday afternoon in War ren.
 Born to Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Gal loway a fine boy.
 Shutdown Slim.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-30
Warning Order.

EIr- a Barnett Plaintiff. Josh Barnett Defendant.
 Cleveland Chancery Court The Defendent, Josh Barnett is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff Emma Barnett. Oct. 1919,
 E, l.. Mclendon, Clerk Geo. F. Brown Atty for Plaintiff. Woodson Mosley Atty ad litum
 for nonresident Defendent.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-30

The windy" man is more moi BY than brainy, So, also, is al pig.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-30

When you speak we'll of others you forge a bright and unbreak- able link in your own reputation. Think it over.
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ConIlnued from page l. God wEo speaks and it is done" raises her s'eeping dust not a sinful n, t Iral body but it will be raise q spi itua al, to die no more She was member of the Miss ionary Bapt st Church. Then we should try to be reconciled to Gods will.
 She is gone home to die no more, to rest in peace on the oth- CT shore, far from world of sin and strife to spend in heaven an endlesss lie.
 T. B. Little.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-30
Warning Order

Willie Henderson Plaintiff. Clara Henderson, Defendant
 Cleveland Chancerv Court The Defendant Clara Hendersoa is warned to appear in this Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff Willie Henderson Oct. 1919.
 E. l.. McLendon, clerk N. W. Shelton Atty for Plaintiff. J Thomas Atty ad litum for
 non resident Defendant
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-30
Announcement

Opno to ire high cost leather forced to raise my nrce have tried not to raise my prices and have succeeded holding my old prices 2Oth 1nt ow put all Khos material has yanced 30 per since then Iherefore am to raise prices. - :, ,, ,. n The new price does not go effect un Nov lst s' all hat have shoe work to be should of the pce now have Nov. 1st after which my pces WI" oe as ollows:
 Mems whole sole sewed ~H' oo I oa;as r,loo colo eawed $2. co Mers ,ub oio e Ia nailsd $2. Is Iod;os whole sole nailed $1. 85 half sole seWed pi. % T od;o, baf cole sawed $1. 25 Mono half cole nailed SIS T od;os b.f c, nailed $i. CO Mems whole or half rubber heels oo Ladies whole or half rubber heels % Ladies French Cu5an rubber heels 55 Mems leather heels 5O Ladies French Cuban heels capped with leather S1 00 Ladies French or Cuban heels capped with rubber Mems cork nsoles 35 Mems leather insoes 40 Laides leather insoes 35 tacks soles heels and pateA In connection with my shoe shop complete line of bicycle goods handle EVERYTHING that it takes make shoe bicycle CALL IN AND SEE
 Thanking you your patronage solicit your trade and will do the very best can by you.
 Thanking you again your business and hoping give you better material and service in the future
 Yours Truly,
 t. |. MCMurtrey.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-10-30

The wise man blows the other fellows horn. The fool toots his own.