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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-30

tie mi, re laSkavost Vase nikdy
Y mysle me nevyzni." - O.
Neill.
Zavinuv prsten do listku,
chtel prave napsati jmeno Ka-
teriny ma obalku, kdyz tn Ber-
ney vrazi do dveri sotva dechu
popadaje zvola:
'Pospeste. - Biricove sc jiz
hrnou nasazenymi bodaky."
Pero vypadlo O'Neillovi z
rukou.
"Bojim Sc, re jsme Sc zpoz-
dili', pravil Barney. "Avsak
aonem "a mnou, S pomoci bozl
'snad Sc prece dostanem ma
clun."
Otevrev okno vedouci ma
zad staveni a k jezeru, vysko
Gil prvni a "a MIN O'Neill. z
predu ode dverf bylo slyseti
vojansky odmereny krok straz
nlku, vedenych serzantem Da-
lynn.
"Prchnete! Ma nekolika kro
cich visi vas zivot!' oval Sc
HAS v temnu. O'Neill poznal,
ze je to Katerina Desmondova.
IS bohem! J" odvetil a zmizel
"a Barneym We tmach.
Zatlm pozdravoval Sc SER
mt Daily u pfednich dveri S
Michalem Desmondem, najem
inikem divorce, ktery nechapal,
co oddeleni kralovske straze S
nasazenymi bodaky a v tax
2ozdni hodipu do divorce pfi-
adj.
"Jdete ma nejakou dGlezitou
vypravu, serzante," pravil sta
y Desmond.
"Jak dGlezitou, tax nemi-
lou," odvetil serzanfS.S..A-: dou
Fam, re mne nebudete zaztiva-
ii, kdyz il budu vykonavati."
ga? Proc pak?"
"Protoze," odpovidal DAILY
0ritlumenym hlasem ,m'4pfecho-
Navate pod svou stEec chou buri
:e, jejz zatknouti nam roz-
j azano."
Kdyby blesk z cista jasna
hyl pred ocima jeho zaslehnul,
ebyl by Sc tax lekl jako tou-
d zpravou?"
"Coze? - zvolal; "syn meho
Inejlepsiho pritele, Edward O.
Neill, re jest buric, zlosyn?"
"Ano. Nam toho dukazy.
Prosim tedy, pane Desmon
e, uvedte mne do jeho svet-
nice"
| ''Pojdte "a mnou," zval sta
| pan serzanta a vedl jei mat
| osv6tlenou chOdbou k po-
! oil, n6mz domnival Sc ma.
5zti O'Neilla. V chGdbe pot
! al slecnu.
| "Dobry vecer, slecno. Po.
;nnost jest pfisny pam O.
| llouval Sc a dodal septmo
| Obdrzel jsem move rozkazS
| Dublina."
| "Mohl jste nam toto zne
cteni usporiti, serzante," pra
la divka, zamysleiic .iei ct
'ejdele pozdrzeti, ably uprch
i, k ziskal casu k odrazeni oC
rehu.
II DAILY vsak nenechal Sc zdrz'
Il !. Slibiv, ze pozd6ji slecn'
Il Sc vysvetli, dial j dobrou no.
u pospiSil ia starym panem
Il terry jiz klepal ma dvefe O
reillova pokoje. Jelikoz an
"a druhe prudsi zaklepani s
Il ikdo neozyval, otevrel a vsto
il. V pokoji panovala tina
i elikoz vltr otevrenym okner
al hasl svetlo.
I'll "Katerino, rychle roZzi svi{
Il ~ zvolal ven re dveTi.
II Katerina rozkaZu uposiecE
p \, ac vahav6. Ruka, V niz sve
al } drzela. Sc j trasla jako lis
! Serzant, ktery stal II DIVER
i In netrpelivosti, povSimnul
;" Ohio.
Ma prvni pohled do osvetl'
eho pokoie zvolal pin zlost
"Jest ten tam!" A nedbai
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-30
,Pfelozeno z anglickeho.

iiooiio' PAoVH lOII, huy
tych ma tom Sibalovi nekolik
tssic nevyzdimal anebo aspofi
na nem Sc nepomstil."
"Jen Sc neprekvap," napomi
nal jej bratr, "at' Sc nepfipra-
Wis kejhak.'
Jeste chvili zustali oba
bratri pohromade, nacez jeden
odesel, zdstaviv Lemuele sa-
motneho.
Tu Sc Jiri 8 Nolanem zvedli
a vkrocili bez okolk1 do ko-
mnatky, v niz sedel Lemuel
Monk.
Pane Lemuel Monk" oslovil
lej Jifi. "jste nasim zajatym".
Monk sebou skubnul a roz-
hlizeje Sc strnulym zrak EN- kol
sebe, pravil po chvili tresou-
elm Sc hlasem.
Co tim myslite, -panove?"
"Vsak Wy tomu brzy porozu
mite. Wy jste spolu Davidem
Braddockem uvrhli Jiriho Chill
ton do kanalu zavezli iste
,pana Eduardo Margrava z
'Brooklynskych vysin."
"la 0 nicem nevim," zapi-
raj Monk. ia zadneho Davida
Braddocka neznam.'
"Marne vase zapirani. Vez-
:e, ze ia jsem Jiri Chiffon"
"Vy Jiri Chiffon abravil
Monk yvalil nan oci. %
"Ano, byl jsem zacuanen.
A nyni chci pohnati zakerne
1rahy zradne pratele k zod
oovldani. Udam.1l vas soudu,
'dsoudi vas k dozivotnimu "a
IN ale o Jedinem pro-
tredku, kterym mGzete svobo-
iu svou 81 vykoupiti."
"a ten byl?" tazal Sc Monk
"Slozte nam uplne vyzvani
! pOmOZCe nam vypatrati Rrad
docka."
"Ucinim-li tax, neodevzdate
nne soudu?"
/" "Ne." ''' 't<tiia0f
"Svoluji tedy."
Jlrl opatfil inkoust, pero a
oapir a pokyna Nolanovi, ably
, revolverem V ruce ma Monka
,edlivy pozor daval, prisedl ke
tolu a sepisoval vyznani Mon
lovo. Kdyz byi u konce, precet
mu celou listinu a dial mu il DO
iepsati, nacez il vlozil do to-
olky.
"a nemate nejmensi tuseni,
tam Braddock pana Margrava
savezl?' tazal Sc lotra.
"Nemam, pane Chiffon, vef-
e 1e nemam. Kdyz jsme sta
oho pana loznice jeho wy
7lekli, nevedel o sobe, an jej
3raddock drive slime omamil
;hleroformem. Vsadili .jsme
ej do drozky a jeli. jsme k
'flvo2u. Kdyz jsme prijeli do
lorku, prayil mi Braddock,
re mych sluzeb vice nepotrebu
g a vyzyal mne, abych Sell"
"A nevsiml jste 81, kterym
marem ma to Braddock jel?"
''Pamatujl Sc, re jel dolu po
ulici Dey, ale brzo zmizel mi
oci.' v
"Obavam Sc, re ten padouch
'tareho pana sprovodiI Sc sve
ta," minil Dolan.
ga tax nesoudim. Kdyby
oyl mel takovy dmysl, nebyl by
81 zajiste unosem jeho tako-
Vych neprilezitosti delal. Byl
oy jej mohl pohodlne a bez
nesnazi donna zavrazditi a ma
vlici to tax, jakoby pan Mar
grave sam ma zivot 81 sahl. Pa
nj LaWtonova mne vypravova
a. ze pan Margrave po mem
;nalzeni upadl Y tezkomyslnost
niz Sc u neho snadno duSev
II choroba mohla vyvinouli.
Vest by byl tedy jednoduse
mohl rozslfiti povest, ze Sc u
ice muj ma my5li pomatl a V
silnejslm zachvatu blazneni sc
zavrazdil."
j
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. PRODA Sc dunn O 6ti svetni
'cich, voda, plyn a jine poho-
dine zarizeni. Haste Sc pO pa
tie hod. veCer V elsie 1882 E..
AS ul. 80
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ZLOCIN LORDUV
aneb Bojovnik "a prava idu.

Roman z dejin dtisku Irska.

ACpSA LANoCyt AOA IluJ Oyly
obetovany v zajmu svobody, v
zajmu utlaceneho lidu. 0 slec
no Desmondova, kterak bych,
vida tn porobu, tn bidu, tn
zoufalost, ktera kazde chair
ci rozbila svuj stan - slyse ty
narky hladovych zen, xvii ne
nasytnych deti, kletby muzu v
lidskou i vecnou spravedlnost
zoufajicich, - cite to hrozne
snizeni dustojnosti lidske "a
lid svuj, ktery svetskou a du-
chovni vrchnosti citu toho "a
staleteho utisku zbaven byl a
naproti te hmotne i mravni BIZ
de vida hrabiveho pana, ktery
jake Shylock zada svou libru
masa z hladem hynouciho roll
nika, ackoliv zeme krici, "ne-
mann plodiny, jiz bych vydala
jalovy jest prs muj", kdyz to
vsecko vidim, slysim a citim,
nemohu a nesmim dbati bez-
pecnosti osoby a zivota sveho.
PGjdu do Ennis!'
Zrak jeho planul Uneven a
nadsenim, hlava jeho mocne
vztycena zdala Sc vyzyvati ty-
rany panske k souboji a hlas
jeho znel tax zanicene jake
by hnouti musel srdcem ne
scislneho zastupu.
Katerina DesmondOva po-
dala mu ruku jiz on chopil a
vroucne pdlibil. Odvratila
tvar, ably nevidel, re oko jeff
zperlilo Sc slzou lasky,
"MGzete mne povedeti ne
kterem spolehlivem muzi, KITE
ry by mne prepravil ma ostrov
jezera, abych usel zatcenl
pred taborem lidu Ennis?"
tazal Sc jennie.
"Ano; mas celedin Barney"
pravila ona. "Jdu jej vyhle
dati."
A odchazejic, obratila Sc je-
ste hlasem up6nlivym zastka
la: "Buh smilujz Sc mad va
mil"
Slecna Desmondova vyhle-
dala Barneyho lined.
Barney, echo byste Sc pro
mne odvazil?" otazala Sc.
GA? Pro vas bych slecno
do hne skocil," odveti, verna ia
duSe.
Ma to sverila mu Katerina
Desmondova kdo jest host je-
jich a jake mu hrozi nebezpe-
ci.
"Zustavte to mne, slecno.
ii slidivi psi nezkrivi mu dnes
noci AMI vlasu, to vam slibu-
ju, tax jako re Sc jmenuju
Moran Barney"
"A zachovas o tom hlubo'
ke mlceni?"
'Eh, slecno, zachovam;
jsem jezero vase tajemstv
jest kamen don pohrouzeny.'
este slechetny clovek, Bal
ney. Nyni vsak pospeste
nemu promluvte MIN o tom.
Barney uposlechnul.
Poctiva ieho tvar vzbudil'
V O'Neilovi Ma prvni pohed di
Veru.
Rad bych Sc dostal ma o
strov a to hned. Muzete nm
tam prepravit?"
"JakO kachnu,' Odpovede
Barney. "Jakmile odrazim
cd brehu, mohou vam bificov
vyfoukati hoblik. Sebehnu d
III a pripravim clun. Wy SIC q
tim pTichystejte." Pc tech slo
vech Barney odbehl.
Noe nastala. Obloha zhouS
Ia a prudky vitr zacal douti.
O'Neill byl "a malou chvi
kun pripravami hotov. Je
to iej bolelo, ze mel tax be
okolltu opustit Katerinu De-
mondovou. Coz by il nemol
ponechati neiakou pamatku
V tom padl zrak jeho n
prsten nemz leskl Sc nal
brilliant. Stah 81 jej. Uvni
krouzku by napis: "Doufej
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PRODA Sc lot 40 pfi $50
stfeVicich ma Rexford ILL.,, bli-
ze f. l20 a Union. Da Sc "a
$3.50 IA splatlly, pfi.imou Sc
tez bondy. Haste Sc v elsie
1904 =. 53 ul. 2 Fleet Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-07-30

M1LOVNfKY pekneho kon-
certu ceka vzacny pozitek
pri vefejnem cviceni Sokola
Havlicek V Rausove zahra-
de, 10. srpna.
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PRODAT jakykoli majetek, ma
vstivte mne, prodavam ma pro
centa neb die noveho zpnsobu
"a odmenu: do $4,000 "a $5, a
"a kazdych dalsich $500 "a
$1.O0. F. Haitian, 3642 Z. 40.
ul. Tel Union 1926 w. 8-3
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PRODAJl Sc. diva mladi taz
nj kone. Haste sc v. elsie 3744
E. 131. ul. :?
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PRIJMOU ST. Zrucni zehlici
la zehleni kabatu a divky ma
S+aflrovani prisfvanf knofli-
Ia. Haste Sc v elsie 3716 E..
40. ul. !?
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PRONAJME Sc
PRONAJME Sc novy dunn Q

5ti svetniclch koupelnou pro
menSi rodinu. VSe zafizeno.
Dunn jest ma Heathe Ave. pro-
Il e. 10S ul. z Union. 7-3O
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PRIJMOU Sc dfvky do uce-
nj ma vlasovou umelou praci.
Flat hned phi zacatku. Haste
u Wells Hair Store, CAT Eu-
cid Ave-, treti poschodi, Re-
ublic Bldg. 7-31
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PRODA Sc dunn O peti svet
nicich, koupelna, elektrika,
plyn a jine moderni zarizeni.
Lot je 35 pfi 105 strevicich, u
lice dlazdena i zaplacena. Hla
ste Sc v elsie 1911 Maryland
Ave. Y Warner Rd. 81
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PRODA Sc grocerni a rezni
cky obchod, dobre Sc vyplace-
jlci "a vyhodnych podminek.
Adressa Sc sdeli v adm. t. H.
stu. 8-2
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PRODA Sc Ford automobil
1913" dobre zachovaly "a lev
nou cenu. Haste sc v cisle 1886
f. 40 St. 7-31
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PRODA Sc nabytek do jidel

ny a delsky kocarek. Haste Sc
po So3te hOdin6 veCer elsie
1868 L. SO ul. z Fleet Ave.
7-31
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-16
NE AGENT.

san Francisco (by mail)-Sncw
'ush. O species Of chaparral hereto
re considered worthless and which
ows in impenetrable density in
rned over sections Of California a
nj forests, may soon be used in
r quantities. ;tor tzn4ing Leather.
E>Deriments c6niGcted hy the Tni-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-16

versity Of California show the outcast
underground to nave a tanning con-
tent of II per cent, according to R. F.
Mammatt. in charge of information for
he United States forest service. A
San Francisco tannery 10 making a,
practical experiment with the snow
brush. Mammatt said.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-01-16

Only four ships have been delivered b
the three great government fabrtcate
shtpbuilding plants. Charles Pies. directt
general Of the emergency feet r
ton. testified before the Senate con
merce committee. Three came from Il
Hog Island, yard. and the fourth from q
plant ut Port Newark. N. j.. which shou.
have delivered : 134 vessels by list5DD
cembos I. -
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20
Receivers Sale of
Valuable Property.

a By virtue of the authority vest
n ed in me as Receiver by order o
the Chancery Court of Polk County
4 Tennessee. in the case of thu
j MOUNTAIN ROAD COMMIS-
SION of POLK COUNTY. VS.
Riley. Ryan Company. ct al.
| will on MONDAY APRIL
Nth, 1919, within the legal hours
of sale in front of the Courthouse
door in Benton. offer for sale and
sell to the highest and best bidder
taking notes with approved securi-
ty with interest, due on or before
the First day of the next term OF
Chancery Court at Benton, the fol-
lowing property to wit:
One yard Eric Revolving Type
Steam Shovel No. Yl876.
One Fricks 'Eclypse" Is H. P
Boiler, mounted on Trucks, First
class condition, used six months.
3Ingersol rand Rock Drills, with
about so pieces of Steel for use IN
these drills.
One ESQ gallon steel tank water
Wagon.
One Gasoline Engine.
One Pump and 1000 #. of IL
inch Pipe.
One Ford run about Motor Car.
One set of Black Smith Tools.
One 8 loo gallon capacity OF
steel Receiver tanks
The Shovel, Boiler, Water Wag-
on, Receiver Tank and all in first
class condition.
Said property is located on the
east end of the Mountain Road
near Ducktown and the purchaser
will purchase it at that Point and
bring it out.
The Steam Shovel will be offered
at an up set price of $45o0, and
the other property will be offered
to the highest bidder separately on
the same terms.
This Notice will be published for
a consecutive weeks.
This the 28th, day of Feb.
A. J. Williams, Receiver.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20
SOMETHING'S WRONG!

There's a place beyond earth
borders,
Mortal eye hath never seen;
Where the human race are equa
Just a cross thatcrystaT stream
There you'll find no strife or enxs
Hatred cannot enter there.
There'll be only Christ born cul-
ture
In that future home up there.
All these subjects will be gathered
From the homes upon the earth,
Where Gods Holy Spirit dwellcth
Rather than a Kingly birth
Where each day you'll find the
sameness,
Recognizing great and small &
Wherein all Mankind are BROTH
ers,
And where Christ is all in all.
Christ will lead and not some other
Self appointed institute;
With RELAYS of Goddess culture.
Mhile the common herd set mute
Therc'll be no week end excur-
sions,
Tagging with the wee small
hours"
no good was ever fostereds
Subjected to evil powers.
Your life there will be no better |
Than this life's deeds wrought
or you.
Turn aside from worldly pleas
Tres"
S the Lords command TO youy
If you would be earthly leaders
If the low and common herd
Trace the footsteps of the Saw
d1r
nd abide His Holy Word:
Al wHIrE
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20
Hardy Chinese Ponies.

The Chinese horse Is really q pony
somewhat after the type of the west
ern bronch0. 1t comes from Mongolia
and is known as the Mongolian pony.
1t is lin exceedingly hardy animal,
thriyes on food on which a western
animal would starve, Is able to carry
heavy loads long distances. and is very
useful In many ways. AS u racing an
imal 1t is characterized by speed and
stamina. China exports between 1900
and 1900 Of these ponies. each year.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20
RESOLUTION
OF RESPECT

WHEREAS: The Divine
Architect of the Universe, has
seen fit in his Divine Wisdom, to
call from our midst our beloved
Sister Pearl Brewer, and from this
order to the Great Beyond.
THEREFORE,: Be it resolved,
that we bow in humble submission
to His will, believing that He
who tempers the winds to the
shorn lamb, doeth all things well.
Be it further resolved that in
the death of Sister Pearl Brewer,
the community has lost WORTHY
woman, the order of the Eastern
Star true and worthy member
and the family loving daughter.
mother ard companion.
Be it further resolved that, this
Lodge be draped in mourning and
the members observe the same
Tor 80 days, and that a page Of its. I
record be set aside and dedicated
% her memory and thata copy Of !.
hese resolutions be spread on fe-
'ord and furnished to the hus-
'and aud family of the deceased,
md furnished to the local paper
or publication.
Respectfully submitted March & u
91o
Mrs. B. B. c. Witt,
Mrs. J. d. Nuchols,
Elizabeth Lyle, Secy.
COMMITTEES.
y ~ IA
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20
NOTICE
No. 752. In the : Chancery
Court of Polk County.
Tennessee.

John Morrow VS. w. R
FroHebarger ct ais.
TO JOHN MORROW, HIS
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS:
By virtue of the filing of a pet
ition in this cause, which is sworn
to, and on behalf of defendants.
and by detection of the Hon. T.
L. Stewart, Chancellor on said
petition. you are hereby notified
to appear before me on or before
the first day of the next term of
Chancery Court to be held at Ben
ton, Tennessee, on the fourth
Monday in April next, and to
justify, or give additional security
for the prosecution of this suit.
This notice is by order of the
Chancellor to be published for
four consecutive weeks in the
newspaper in Polk County, Tenn. |
This March 4, 1919 5000 |
A. ]. WILLIAMS. G. g. M.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20

Miss Hettie and Mrs. Nathan w
White of Englewood visited their
brother and cousins N. A. Whi-e
and wife last Sunday,
Creed Brock has purchased the
George Lillard property on the
Benton Station pike and has nov
ed his family there,
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. John Enlo OF
Parksville visited relatives here
Saturday
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20
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ffY
w. A. Woody was down from
Etowah Monday attending court.
TfF
w. M. Eggart has moved his
famsly to Pensacola, Fla. where he
Is engaged in ship building.
EfF
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20

LETTER FROM
II. H. HIGDON.
Brest France,
Feb. %. 1919.
My Dear Polk County,

Ihe best County in the world
guess, anyway that's home.
Now if you were in the barracks
fnf this 547th, Company and it just
before chow time, you might
Think war had been declared again,
land to try to write a letter that
would be of little interest to the
/ folks back at home is almost i'm
possible. May / say right here
THAT the folks back at home have
been exceedingly nice to us for
we have received candy and Gig
aretts on several occasions.
AS | was not in the battle of
Reims nor Chateau Thierry what
1 write may not be very interest
ing, but since O6tober IA, 1918,
we have been in one battle and it
Is still on with these Packards.
.Pierce-Arrows and Liberty Trucks
here in Brsst. (base s. This is
one of Uncle Sans largest ports
in France, and we have handled |
tBoucean) supplies since Oct. as
you know we won the S. O. S.
race tService of Supplies) and now
we are mostly road building
hauling crushed rock, it is true
we tore UP the roads for France
md are going to build them back
aud then come home.
We have lots of good help, just
100000 German prisoners here
ssAd believe me We are workinel
hem: The German pTis0nsfs sa
No like to fight Americans for
hey no stop to them
/ think we have given them a
'lenty this time.
must say something about the
amps here suppose. Most of |
on are acquainted with Pontane- {
en-, that is where there has been r
little stir up about the boys B
eing in the mud. Truly they +
ave been, but now it is 100 per @
mt better, have good walks and A
,ck roads and they accumulate l. D
out 100000 American troops. +
We truck drivers are in Camp
ederes, new camp, and every D
ing is fine in our camp, have in c.
ection every Sunday morning, c,
III boys that have returned back o
'me know what it is to clean an
MY rifle. / generally spend
uple of hours just before inspect
n, then get told / have a dirty .
lie, SO that means to spend four ~
xt time or loose a pass tor two "
three weeks, and you know |
Mt want to loose my pass. :" ="
Well what can / say about -
ance7 It's hardly fair for me -
express my opinion as I have ~
been inland very far, but two *
our boy. are just back from ~
ris and report a fine trip and VI
7 the country is a picture. l
pe6t to see Paris five stay over
re very long altho have in -. "a
urlough to London. Several of -
, boys are crossing the Channel
England on furloughs. We
We three on furloughs now that N' W
over on the border of Spain. ~
no furloughs to U. s. A. nv
That will be big day when we VI
the order to get the pack ready
one will be late in line then,
But to come back and find some ol
, gone, deeply regret to learn "
the deaths since left.
With best wishes | remain, ~
Cpl. Harry Higdon, ITO
1t. Sup. TT, 428, Mt. Truck Co.
7, A. P. o. 7l6, A. L. F.
Mrs. B. +. McCIary and grand 90
az George Davis Norton, are
iting J. Parnic Smith and fam
OF Knoxville this week.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-03-20
Put Your Farm
on a Goodrich and
Pennsylvania Basis

TAKE up your farm account book, and run
your pencil down to the item. "tires." Write
Goodrich and Pennsylvania before the item,
and cut It's figures for 1919.
For the long lasting life of Goodrich Black
Safety Tread and Pennsylvania Vacum.cup
Tires attacks tire costs fore and aft.
Make Goodrich and Pennsylvania tires cost
your standard II you pay more, the tire takes
It out Of your pocket; If you pay less 1t takes
II out of you and your automobile.
Have face to face look at the burly broad.
shouidered Goodrich and Pennsylvania tires.
Notice how their extra wide SAFETY TREAD
with sntlskId bars set we'll up the side of the
tire, fortifles the sldewaII against the grind.
Ing of road ruts.
All through and all around, Goodrich and
Pennsylvania Tires are built to render service
value up to the last cent of their cost.
A farm on Goodrich and Pennsylvania
basis is saving money In It's tires pneumatic
or truck.
Buy Goodrich and Pennsylvania tires from
JOHN W. WILSON
Benton, Tennessee.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-24
Soccer News

All preparations are now complete for the playing of the two cup ties under the auspices of the Spring Cup competition tomorrow afternoon
 At the Meadows, the Bridgeport City team will play the Winchesters Of New Haven in the semi-final round tie and will be the first of two games between the teams to que lify for the final round. Both teams are reported ito be ollt to win the competition and will place their strongest teams in the field for the occasion. The game tomorrow should have been played on the Winchester's grounds att Ty- ler's lot New Haven but owing to the ground being engaged for a baseball game the first two games will be transferred to this city. Manager Bridges of the local team stated yes- terday that he will have his strong est lineup in the field and the trio of Holyoke players will be in the line up if it is possible for them to make but MckinStrie is uncertain owing to his duties as g. policeman. The two teams will meet again on Sunday next and the score of the two games will be counted as one. The Lordship Trol- ley company will run a, special trolley car direct to the ground at 2:45 O. lclock while the regular car will leave the center of the city at 3 o'clock. The teams will line up as follows:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-24

The Thistles will travel to Hartford fully confident in eliminating the Swedish team of that city from the competition as they start the game with a. lead of four goals as it was by that margin that they won the game at the Meadows last Sunday The trip to the "CapitoP' city will be made via automobiles and it is ex- pected that a large crowd of rooters will accompany the players. The play CTS have been putting in plenty of practice during the week and are more than confident. The game will start at 3:15 o'clock with D. F. Dav- idson of Hartford as referee and J. A. Drake as delegate.