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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-18

ddayal prac; lidu, zatim co ma
rod chystal vykonat praci ur-
cenou krali. Jeho spolecenske
formy byly velmi drsne a vzbY
zoyal spis DOZEN pastyre nez
prince; jedi yelmi lnnoho a vel
mi nevkusne ,strkaje nos al
Go misy a trhaj,a peceni ruka-
ma. Ma veselem dvore versai-
ll;skem byl jedinym clovekem,
ktery Sc zenam yyhybal. Prici-
rou toho byla asi vada, ktera
teprve po nekolikaletem man.
ze.s .stvibyla operaci odstranena.
Take Marie Antonietta neby.a
bez chyby. ] iii vychova byla
Izanedbana, nebot Marie Tere-
zie nemela casu, ably Sc nj
starala. Mlada vevodkyne uci-
la Sc arci tanci u Noverra, hud-
be u Glucka, recnictvi u Sam
villa, vlastine uMetastasia a ma
uciia s, do5t;a,e ty znalosti,
ltcto vzdelani bylo by stacilo
pro herecku ne vsak pro kra-
lcvnu. Byla lehkomyslna a W.
hledavala zabavy, me,a rada
nadheru, skvosty a drahe saty,
tanec a s.avnosti. Vyhybala Sc
Ivaznym rozmluvam, "a to il
vsak tim vice tesili pomluvy.
Velmi rada 81 delala h,azny z
jinych a zpusobila 81 tim velmi
rnoho nepratel. V.slmi zahy
poznala kralovu menecennost
a snaZ.la Sc potesit We sve man
ze,ske osamocenosti rrechodny
mi a zcela platonickymi naklo-
nnostmi. TAX Sc ovSem stalo
zc kdyz neporusila manzt {
sxou vernost. zavdala velmi
mnoho pricin k pomiuvam. Nu
tho rozhodne vytknout jeji tou-
hu po hazardnich hrach, pfi
nichz caste prohrala ve'ke su-
my, tax ze .jeji dlunydostoupi-
~ obnosu velmi zavratneho; a.
i, v zaklade byla dobra a sle-
ch etna. Byla patnacti etym d.
totem, kdyz prisla do Francie,
a muz, ktery il mel vest a ra-
cit, byl neschopen pro tuto po-
vinnost..
V jejich detskych ocich svl-
tia radost re z.Nota; kdo Sc
ii pfiblizoval, toho vitala pra-
telsky a S d'uverou. ze' kolem nj
byla spousta nepratel, toho ne
pozorovala. By.a nenavidena
proto, &. byla RakuSapkou a
budouci kraloynou. Ma dvore
versailleskem byla protira kou-
ska strana, jiz naleze..y zejme-
ma sestarle a rozmrZele dcery
I.udvika KY; v drivejsich le-
tech dauphin byl teto strane
L.izsko. kralova milenka Du-
barryova zarlila ma mladistvou
krasu dauphiny a salone ye-
vody de Provende, potomniho
kra!e Ludvika XVIII, shroma-
zdovali Sc vysloveni napratele
Antionettini. Vevoda Flip Or
leansky, pravnuk Montespano-
I've, nesetrj.l uz ami tehdy pene.
ri, ami namahou pripravoval
| pad BourbonG, Mari, Antoni-
eta vsak zpivala, tancila a du-
Nerovala.
Kdyz Ludvik XIV. uvedeneho
! cne zemrel, kles,i Ludvik XVI.
a Marie Antonietta ma kolena a
sc srdcem, bazni naplnenym
mladi, abychom uz vladli!" A
e tento okamzik smutneho DO
znani zmizel ve.mi brzo; novy
kral i kralovna Ill: zas tax bez-
arostne, jako drive byli sle-
pi pro n;ebezpeci, jez jim hro-
zilo DIN re dine vzrustalo.-
Zlaty vek monarchie nalezel
uz dayno minulosti. V Sirokych
kruzich obyvateI,stva cekaIo Sc
len ma to, We vhodny moment
I
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SCHOPNY MUz hleda jakou-
koli praci ma tri nebo 4 hodiny
denne. Haste Sc V {. 128O9
Oakfield Ave. 1-l8
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FARMA LEVINE ma prodej,v roz
loze 172 akrech. Ponevadz mu
81 byti CO nejdrive prodana, da
Sc velmi lacino. Blizsi sdeli A.
H. Bramson, $50 Williamson
Bldg, Cleveland, O. Te!.. Main
1924 - Cent. 1857 r.
1-20
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mife mnohem vetsi pricinili Sc
0 nj tax zvani Pasquilanti. Two
rili temer zvlastni skupinu, kite
ra mela sve sidlo v Londyne.--
lam provozovali sve Spinave
femsslo hahebne pro5luli The
venot. de Morande, hrabe de
Lamotte, hrabe de Parades, In
bert, Vi.iebon, Laffite de f.
lleport, Mac Mahon a jeho
manzelka, kdyz Sc j podarilo
prchnout z yezeni Saba triere.
Nestrae posuzoano nebyli tito
n.tim jinym n,sz vyderaci. Sc
psali hanopis o francouzskem
dvore, poslali jeden exemplar
krali hrozili, re jej uverejni,
jestlize kra. neodkoupi cIy
naklad, oySem re Ia veliky OBJ
nos. Dvdr zaplatil co. Sc ma
nem zadalo, dostal vsak bro
ma to novy hanopis, ktery "a
Sc musel koupit. Velmi podez-
r-lou ulohu hral pri takove PHI
iezitosti Beaumarchais; VIem
Ange.luci dal v Londyne a Y
Hclandsku vytisknout hanopis
rroti Marii Antoniette a Beau
marchais byl ma velke sve ma
lehani a vtirani Sc poveren po-
tlacenim onoho spisu. Jel d.
Londyna a do Holandska a tvr-
dill, re docilil zniceni obou spi-
ISL "a $4,000 frankll. Ath-tak
lvypravoval We sve zprave-An
gelucci zachranil jeden exam-
|piar a odejel S MIN, do Meme
cka, ably jej tam dial tisknout
Beaumarchais jel do Vidne a
1ypravoval Marii T2rezii i Kau
meow 0 SVEN dobrodruzstvi.
Nikdo mu neveT'l a vytykali
mu jeho podivne pocinani, mic
meme dali mu tisic dukatu ma
c.:stu a poslali no d Parize. Jak
pozdeji vyslo ma jevo, byl Beau
marchais sam osnovatelem a
inspiratorem hanopisu, ktery
mel pomoci znicit.
Vzdycky vSak nepodarilo Sc
hanopisy potlacit. Dcery Ludvi
ka XIV. a vevoda Flip Orlean-
sky nell prave dilny ma hano-
lisy, kde Sc pamflety ma krallo-
vnu tiskly. Byly tisteny ma spa
them papire, opatreny obrazky
yelmi oSklivymi a n4ctnymi, a.
!e po zemi velmi rozsirenyc; tax
ze je cetl sedlak v nejzapa-
dlejSi vesnici a veril tomu, co
Sc Mich psalo. Byly to pisnc
tajky, zpovedi, rozpravy a po-
miuvy vSeho druhu. l nejn9vi-
nnejsi pocinani kralovny "a
vdavalo pfilezitost k nejoskli-
yejsfm pomluvam. Jednoho
dine pozorovala We versailles
KEN parku We sposecnosti dVor
n;ch dam vychod slunce. V he
|nopisu nadepsanem "Vychod
s:unce" psalo Sc nejserednej-
Sim zpusobem o dobrodru-
zstvych, ktere Sc tehdy v par
ku odehraly. Marie Antonio
tia rada rom. ouvala S bra
trem kralovym, hrabetem Kar-
Ism z ArtoH. V basni "Laska
karlova a Tonicky" je pomer
chou licen nejntomalenejsim
zpusobem. Jiny hanopis:- An
toinetta Rakouska nebo-,i roz-
l.ovor Katerny Medicejske $
kralovnou Fredegoudou pc
le, oznacuje Marii Antoniettu
dokonce ia travicku. Antoni-
ytte jsou v tomto hanopise vkla
dana tato slova do list: Misto
meho manzela ukojil hrabe 4
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pax kralovskym manzelum de-
tt narodily, citil Sc hrabe de
Provence, ktery by jinak byl
zustal naslsdnikem, zklaman
We svych nad9jlch a dal tepr-
We radit utrhacnym jazykum
a zloyolnym perum. TAX sc je-
dnou vypravelo, ze otcem pr
vorozene divky Marie Terezie
Char. otty je vevoda Coigny,
ktery tehdy jiz byl starym pa.
mem sedymi vlasy. Pri krtu
ditete zastupova. hrabe de Pro
vence krale spanelskeho, ktery
byl kmotrem. Die zvyku ptal
Sc velkoalmuznik francouzsky
zastupce kmotrova, jak ma BY
ii dite krteno. Hrabe vsak mi
sto odpovedi zadal, ably Sc zji-
stilo jmenp a stav otce toho di-
tete. Po delsi rozprave s cirke
vnimi zastupci upustil Cd teto
| iotazky, ale pres to bya tim
kralovne zpdsobena velka sta
rost. Utrhacne jazyky nem- cely
ami potom, q "a otce predeasne
zemfeleho syna Ludyika Jo-
sefa byl oznaeoyan hrabe d'Ba
udreuil; otcem jejiho tretiho
ditete Ludyika XVII. mel pry
hyt hrabe d'Ferseu. Take byly
uverejnovany seznamy milencu
lkralovninych. Zacinaly hrabe-
tenn d'ANois, obsahovaly vel
mi mnoho jmen a ma konec po-
znamku: Nezapomenout ma
|tfi etyrtiny distojnikd fran
couzske gardy. Kralovne by.o
|yytykano d.okonce protipriro-
nj obcovani Sc zenami, mezi ji-
nym hlavne Sc dvema pobehli
cemi, ktere byly v Hamburku
verejne oznaceny "a podvod-
nice a z mesta vymrskany.
Marie Antonietta detskym
svym rozume4m nedovedla $
Ipocatku ocenit dosah a vyznam
hanopisu smala Sc jim. Po.
zdeji vsak zp1sobily il ve.mi
mnoho bolesti, starosti a uzko
stl. Jednoho dine rozsirila Sc
lpovest, ze chteji kralovnu o.
travit, a "a tim ucelem byla
ucinena mimoradna opatreni
na jeji ochranu. Kralovna vsak
fekla k,idne; Nezijeme jiz V
dobe travice Brinsvilliersa.-
Ted Sc pouziva pomluvy, KITE
Ira usmrcuja mnohem rychleji
nez jed, tou ia zemru. Kdyz
Marie Antonietta tato slova
promluvi.a nebyla jiz onou le-
hkomyslnou kralovnou z dri-
vejsich dob. Smrt jejiho syna
Ludvika Josefa a ruzna jina
nestesti, ktera il potkala, uci
Mia il zkuSenou zenou zbe-
lila j predcasne vlasy.
Marie Antonitta m6!a pray
du. Osklive hanopisy prispely
velikou merou k tomu, re kra-
lovnu potkal takovy osud. ST.
roke yrstvy obyvatelstva, KITE.
re byiy pobouf'eny proti kra-
lovstvi, Getty tyto hanopisy, $
velikym zajmem a verify Jim
do posledniho plsmene. Tim
lie vysvetiit slepou nenavist
a fanatickou zurivost parizske
luzy prot lehkomyslne sice,
ale docela dobrosrdecne kralo-
vne. Ale nejen nenavist iuzy
budily tyto hanopisy, nybrz i
slouzily Ia podklad k obzalo-
be, iiz revolucni tribunal pro-
, tt Marii Antoniette vznesl. A
'byl-li to oUsan nekterycn tech
to hanopish tax docela wire po-
dobny, tn tvrdil verejny zalob
ce Fouquier Tinvil.e, re Ma
rie Antonietta dala tyto hano-
pisy napsat, aby postvala osta-
tni staty proti move zalozene
francouzske rapublice.
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PRODA Sc move postaveny
dvourodinny dunn ma zap. 95
ul. blize Denison ave. BiiZsi
sdeli P. Neuzil, 9715 Denison
Ave. lis
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky a div
ky ma rucni praci, siti dam
skych kabatu. Haste sc u J..
Mezery, $3.50 Cable Ave.
LIS
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy hoch K
uceni v tiskarns Sveta. Musi Sc
vykazati ze ikoly propou;tscim
certifik6tem. :?
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MARIE ANTONIETTA.


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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-09-12
BROOKSVIJ,y.E,

Monday school opened very satisfac-
torily. Mr.. j. L. Carpenter, Rev
Owen Williams and Prof. J. c. Bell
made short talks, after which the
teachers and pupils repaired to their
respective rooms for enrolment and
assignment of lessons. The faculty
is as follows: Principal, Mr.. j. G.
Bell; assistants, Misses Blanche Goad
Lora Memories, Annie Meek, Nina
Sutherland, Mary Love Madison; mu.
sic, Miss f. M. Daniel. AS Miss Mad.
ison has not entirely recovered from
an illness, Mrs. Vaught is filling hel
place at present.
Wednesday seems to have beer
moving day. Several firms exchanged
places of business.
Miss A. l.. Gaines is clerking fol
Mr.. Sam Hudson. Mr.. John Feather
ston and Mr.. McCollum are with Mr.
Winn and Mr.. F. B. Adams, after &
long rest for recuperation, is nov
working at Mr.. Crymes' store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Cotton and sol
from the Delta are visiting at Mr.
John Cotton's.
Mr.. Will Myers and son of Eutav
were with friends near town the frs
! of the week.
Mr.. ]. E. Joyner, of Forrest, was il
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town Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. D. A. Meek, of West Point, was
a guest at Mrs. M. L. McLeod's Sun
day.
Mr.. N. E. Mcleod, of Meridiana was
in town the first Of the week. ~ /
Captain and Mrs. T. j. Stokes, OF
Columbus, were weekend visitors to
Miss Roger and Mrs. Price,
Rev. j. A. Goad has spA lGhe week
in a meeting at CooksvArsSs Ny
Messrss T. S. Gay, A. G. Wilkins,
J. P. Stiles and ]. Robertson left Mon
day for st. Louis.
Mrs. A. S. Raper, Of Eriafb s1ifss
is the guest Of her mother, Mrs.
Glenn.
Misses Matte VIII and Mary Agnes
Cotton have gone to Phoeba to attend
school,
Mr.. McNiell is having his home in
north Brooksville remodeled.
Mr.. D. T. st. John purchased a store
adjoining his and has had the two
thrown together, thereby charging
considerably.
Mesdames Frank Thompson and
Irwin Mauldin, of Macon, are guests
at Mrs. Walton Martins.
Mrs. 0. Fl. Dotherow and children,
of Columbus, are visiting Mrs. w. d.
Dotherow.
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Lat Madison and
Mrs. Charles wilkins entertained Fri
day afternoon at Mrs. Lat Madison's S,
in honor of Mrs. O. II. DotheroW.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-09-12
SHUQUALAK

The Shuqualak high school opened
with appropriate exercises Monday,
September 8th, under the supervision
of Prof. C. D. Wallace, of Ashby, Ala,
as principal. Prof. Wallace, who is a
graduate of the University of Ala
bama, has for his first assistant Miss
Merle Carter, Of Ackerman, who is a
graduate of the l. l. and C. The gram
mar school teachers are Mrs. L. L.
Combs, of Shuqualak, who has charge
OF the primary work; Miss Katie
Prince Ward, of Starkville, interme-
date, and Miss Jordie johnson, of
Nettleton, who has charge of the up
per grades. Miss Johnson, of Scooba
has charge of the music department
and has prospects for a good class
The enrolment of the school is un-
usually large, with number of pupils
from out of town. The week has
largely been taken up in getting the
pupils classified and outlining the
work, but prospects are favorable fol
good years work.
Rev. and Mrs. Newton, Mr. .anC
Mrs. L. F. Anderson, Mrs. Matte
Hamilton, Mrs. C. D. Wallace and Mr.
j. B. McNeese attended the Baptist
association at Catalonia last Thurs
day.
Mrs. Nellie Carothers and Miss Bes
sic Levy, of West Point, were thu
guests of Mrs. Patty Kellis for sew
eral days last week.
Mrs. Willie Rosser and daughter
Miss Mittie, also her sons, have moved
in town and will occupy Mrs. Loved!
Nethery's cottage.
Miss Minnie Chairman and Mis-
Vista Jones were weekend visitors t,
DeKalb.
Miss Junitta jenkins left last Mon
day for the Delta to take charge O.
her school.
Miss Cecil Adams left Saturday fo
Mashulaville, where she is a membe
of the faculty of the Mashulaville higl
school.
Mrs. A. M. Mckenzie, who has beel
quite i'll, is improving.
Mrs. T. j. Mcclure and daughter
Miss Mary Thelma, spent Saturda,
and Sunday with Mrs. Mckenzie.
Mrs. jeff Prince and daughter, Mis-
Ruth, were Meridian visitors Wednes
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Lovely Nethery will leave i
a few days to take charge of he
school near Macon.
Mr.. George Clopton has accepted
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position with Prince & Overstreet, in

position with Prince & Overstreet, in
DeKalb.
Messrs. Pete Flora and Tom jeff
Dugan left last week for Leland, Miss,
where they will engage in the mercan-
tile business.
Mr.. L. B. Foster, former bookkeeper
for S. D. Tyson & Co., now resident
of Waco, Texas, visited Mr.. Ike Tyson
and family recently.
Mr.. j. E. Burrage, one of the Old
Guard, now living in Kinney, Texas,
visited relatives here recently.
Leland Sparkman, from the Delta,
visited his home folks last week. He
has placed his little son in the Shuqua-
lax high school.
Miss Elizabeth Field left Tuesday
for Holly Springs to enter the Presby-
terian College at that place.
Tysen Nethery, buye rfor Tyson &
Co., has just returned from st. Louis
where he purchased large stock Of
fall and winter goods.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-09-12
MISSIONARY SOCIETY NEWS.

The Young Peoples Missionary So
ciety met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
w. M. Lamberson. There were four
teen members present. The following
program was rendered:
Bible Study--Miracle, iv., 81.
Leader-Caroline Boggess.
Reading-Making Democracy Safe
Mai Antionette Boswell.
Reading-A Korean Christian We'd
ding-Margaret Crawford.
Sentence prayers by all,
Adjourned to meet next week with
Misses Boswell.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-09-12

lOOO OOO Cnbic Cubic yards Of common excavation.
10 Stations of clearing.
81 Stations of grubbing
S2 Lin, #. of bridges,
100 Lin. fit. of 49, 2I-2 aold
Bid must be accompnniad h, Gay pipe;
check for $500, payable to M. ]. Hub5ard Hbb,eH
=, Plans and specifications may be seen .t .bo
ofnaheery VI ne Clerks office Macon, or at the ofce
Macon, Miss. 0ourt mousse
w J. HUBBARD
W. G. FUTBoYE,
J. II. LIPSCOMB'
Commissioners.
r. a. WELLS, Engineer.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received until p. m.
October 9Th. 1919, by the Commissioners of
Road Improvement, District No. Fopr Noxu-
bee county, Mississippi at the office Of Strong
4 Bush, lawyers, Macon, Miss, for the grad
ing of the Somerville Hill, on Somerville
Road and of the Calhoun Hill. on the Fac
tory Road. all in said district
The appropriate quantities are:
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Registered Jerseys For Sale.

Two excellent registered Jersey
heifers for sale; light fawn in color;
dropped June 5th and September 3Oth
1917. Have extended pedigrees for
both. Bred to Richardson Yates bull
April 9th and May 7th, 1919.
J. E. BOGGESS.
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For Sale or Rent-Store building now
occupied by L. F. Holberg, hardware.
Possession given September 1st. Ap-
ply to A. T. Dent, or Mrs. @. D. Dins-
more, West FNint, Miss
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Mrs. Jno. A. Tyson, Jr., cordially
invites you to attend her opening Of
Fall and Winter Millinery, Tuesday
and Wednesday, September l6 and II.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1919-09-12
Stylish
Footwear
For Fall

Displays are becoming more
interesting every day as the
newer styles arrive. Itewould
not be fair to our customers,'
though, if we failed to sug-.
gest an early selection while.
the better quality of feathers
are procurable.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-16
New Term Of Endearmen,

II much disturbed Bly tr have "A
friend address his baby brother us "a
darling lauh.' Ills name i Leigh
and he is not lamb. he informed the
woman. who explained TINT il was hut
IN "nd"nring term. Next day his
mother heard him cNclaIming over
his brother as precious little camel.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-16
Wives for Colorls,s.

In 1921 on August u cargo con
slsting of marriaccuhlr women was
consigned nt London tp The colony 81
Virginia. The market price ~ these
ladies'. eleven maids and one widow.
was set ~ ~ p"uuds 81 the best leaf
tobacco Tor each maid No reduction
In pric" was mentioned Tor the widow.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-16

Rnquofort cheese j. imported from
the village of Roqucfort. In the depart
mcnt of Averyron, France. II is made
from the milk Of goats and sheep and
maturcd In the rocky caves ~ the
Larac cliffs. The production Of this
cheese is enormous. though the popu-
lution Of the village i about ] Geo.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-16
Production Of Jade.

Practically all the Jade now mined
comes from Burma. though New Yea
land is a producer Of some note. China
Burma the privilege of mining 1t has
been held by the same Indian or Shan
tribe for many generations.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-16
No Disgrace 10 Be Hypnotized.

An idiot or person without con-
siderable ability in concentrating his
mind can not he hypnotlzed. The fact
that one has been hypnotized is proof
that he can hold his mind on one sub.
Ject. II Is. therefore, not to his dis.
credit, but rather the contrary.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-16

Mrrers We're used by Anglo-Saxon
women slung To their glrdles. The
sam, custom prevailed in the time Of
the center Of many fans al that period
and later. Before glass was invented
horn and metal were used.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-10-16

oes with me like a good story
-Ches. Field
livery Chesterfield you light begins and
T. ends with satisfy. For Chesterfields
set no limit on your smoking enjoyment.
Their smooth, rich, even flavor keeps right
on pleasing your taste down to the last
half-inch.
And no wonder.
The great buying organization we MAIN
tain in the Orient makes it possible for us
to obtain the pick of the finest Turkish
leaf. Experts blend these tobaccOs with the
best Domestic leaf; not in any hit-or-miss
fashion, but by our own exclusive process
that never varies.
And actually this process brings out hid
den flavors and new delights that give to
this cigarette a satisfying quality all its
own. We don't care what cigarette you've
been smoking, you'll like Chesterfields
better.
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SituaZiOne
Complicata


ROMA, 2-Notizie da Zagabria, da
Belgrade da attire localita della
Serbia, della Croatia della Slove-
MIA annunziano che la situazione in
terna della futura Jugo-slavia e mol
to difficile complicata che fra lie
varie razze dissaporf gil odi invece
di diminuire ST vanno accentuando.
lie autorita pOlitiche militari scribe
cercano con la vioIenza con le re-
pressioni di costringere croati sIo-
veni subire Pegemonia di Belgrade.
Ora Ia situazione di giorno in gior-
no divienc sempre pid tesa motif
ritengono che Sc Ie animosita CONT
nneranno ad accentuarsi sara neces-
sario un intervento interalleato ne
gil AFFAIR." interni della futura Jugo-
slavia.
Moltissimi serbi desiderano addi-
rittura che scoppi la guerra fra PI-
talia la Jugoslavia perch6 cost Ie
lotte inferno potrebbero fnire 81
giungerebbe in un modo qualsiasi
ALA soluziOne di problemi e discor-
die che ora sembrano insolubili.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-04
Fatta la legge...
trOvatO, l'inganno
Per bere ad ogni costo

Fer bere ad OgnI CoStO
La legge teste promulgata negli
Stati Until contro la vendita dele
bevande alcooliche, ha, come lutte
lie leggi, fatto f1orir subito Pingan-
no. Infatti gil interessati seguaci
di Bacco hannO escogitato una quan-
tita di astuzie per eludere la proibi-
zione continuare indisturbati nellie
predilette libazioni.
Un curioso fenomeno poi quello
della temperance emigrazione di be-
vitori verso vicini paesi e dele Cite
sui piroscafi esteri, sui quail il bar
81 apre e la lista del vini riappare mel
ristorante non appena varcato il Ii
mite dele tire miglia stabilize dalla
legge americana che invece 6 rigoro-
samente applicata per tutto il viag-
gio, sui piroscaf1 americana.
I lie ''tigri cieche''
Gil espedienti degli alcoolisti han
no pero del singolari precedent ne
gil stessi Stati Until, dove in alcuni
distretti era anche passato proibita
Ia vendita dele bevande alcooliche.
Nello State del Maine, per esempio,
esisteva tale divieto. Ma bench6 la
vendita degli alcoolici fosse vietata.
tutti potevano procurarsene in spac-
ci clandestini battezzati col nomigno-
10 di "tigri cieche." E 81 trattava
spesso di bevande di pessima qualita
e adulterate. Inoltre i farmacisti
soleyano vendere con lie etichette pid
ortodosse, come 'stomatici', come
"ristoratori di capelIt' lutte lie qua
lita mfgliori di "whiske5'' di acuua-
vite.
quelli che non volevano peccare
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-10-04

ELEZIONI
IN ITALIA

ROMA-L'on. Nitti ha sottoposto
Re Vittorio il decreto che scioglie
la Camera eli Deputati, fissa lie ele-
zioni al 6 novembre p. V.
Re Vittorio ha firmato il decreto,
che state reso pubblico.
Muore cost ingloriosamente la
XXIV Legislature, creata da Clio
litti, dallo spirito nefasto di Clio
litti dominate nella sua vita grama
ed infeconda prolungata unicamente
causa della guerra oltre i cinque
ami stabiliti dallo Statute.
Colo scioglimento della Camera s
prevalso il parere espresso dalTon.
Giolitti mel gran Consiglio della Co
roma.
E come il gran Consiglio della Co
roma fu uno astuto spediente a cui
Pon. Nitti ricorse per sottrarre Sc ed
il suo Gabinetto allie gravi responsa-
bilita delrora presente, cost 10 scio-
glimento della Camera IL supreme
espediente a cui Nitti ricorso dopo
il meschino voto di fidncia ottenuto,
del quale sarebbe stata logica conse-
guenza la sua rinuneia al potere.
Ma Ton. Nitti, individuo fatto ad
immagine eNsomiglianza del suo mae
stro Giolitti, non ha creduto di ce-
dere le redini del potere come Clio
litti "Fece" lie elezioni del 1918, cost
egli intene di Fare" lie elezioni del
1919, confdando di riuscire a CO.
stituire una Camera "nittiana."
In una parola Pon. Nitti ha lancia-
to una sfida al Paese, sebbene que
sto, per la questione di Fiume, 81
fosse gia pronunciato decisamente
contrariO a lui ed a quella sua poll.
tica cost D'Annunzio come la politica
oscenita Nittiana.
Ora spetta al Paese, raccogliendc
la sfda, affermare in modo ancof
pid solenne la sua ferma ed infrangi-
bile volonta