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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27

TX JemtO QODanl uoClloV slo'
Chci pro spasu jeji chatrny
Izivot svuj v obeC' dati."
Verny sluha Jan tesil ma to-
Inemocnou pani, re k tax vell-
Ike obeti to snad ami nedoJde.
On pevne doufa, ze snad do
te dolby Sc Maurice Fitz Rey-
mond z vypravy vratl Alici
|vysvobodl. Pravil tez, re bude
Iii toho nutne potfeba kazati,
Indian Cervene Kridlo "a MIN
ma bojiste Sc pusti, ably jej tu
Ivyhledal a osudech milenky
lieho jej zpravil. Oblicej panl
Ravenswoodove Sc pfi tech
slovech vyjasnil.
"Byl by slechetny ten Indian
Ivskutku ochoten, "a vypravou
Sc pustiti a Maurce nazpet pri
vGsti, ably vlivem svym mas "a
chranil? Kdyby tax ucinil,
pax bych zapomnela rudemu
plemeni zlocin, jehoz Sc zavra
zdenim meho chot6 dopustilo
a uverila bych, ze i V prsou di-
|vocha biti muze srdce slechet-
nejSi a cituplnejsi, nez prsou
mnoheho b6locha.
"Ano, musime obdivovati Sc
alechetnosti muze toho. Kdez-
to jedna cast belochu mas u
krutne pronasIeduje a vas, mi
lovana pani, i dobrou dceru
vasi zkaziti chce, kdezto druha
cast zbabele nebo neteGn6 k 0
i havnostem tenn sc diva, triple
je, vyskytuje Sc neznamy nam
. divoch, ktery pouze popudu
srdce sveho proti nepTatelum
nasim pomoc svou nam posky-
| tuje. Kdyby toho rudocha ne
, bylo, sdilela by dnes slecna A
: lice osud privoZnlkovy Marty,
pakli by vubec byla ma zivu."
"Bohat6 sc nu chci odmeni-
IT, zvolala pani RaVenswoodo
va, "pakli mas buh tohoto ne
bezpecl vytrhne. Davajl mi je
: ste lhutu tri dni, abych krey
! svou vlastni zradila! Jaka tC
2 ohavnost, jake bohomrZke Sa
/ pani nejuslechtilejsich, nejne2
i n6iSich citu Gloveka. | tygrice
g miluie mlad alta sva q chran
4 jc zivotem svym. A zde prVn
0 kTest 'ane a meZi mimi ma PRIV
G MIN miste knez donucuje ma
Ii ku, ably dite sv6 ruce jeht
u vydala, ably je bud zhanobiti
e anebo 0 hrdlo pripraviti mohl
Ii Je mozno, ably lid6 nabozen
c stvim odchovani pod Selmy le
D sa a pouste klesli?" volala ne
il boha pani bolesti premozena.
x Kdyz Jan velitalku sVoii c
a. pustl,, povolal k sobe Cvrcl,a
D. Hosik ten byl pro duvtip, ma
~ linkou postavu a vernost neoc
nitelny. On to byl, ktery stiha
IN ne Alici v pravy cas- jesta ds
&. vystrahu, on ktery vyzved6l, Z
O. Opratka zamys!i divku tain
10 ieskyni prepadnouti, on, kter
III udrzoval neustale spojeni me-
Vi Alici a jeji matkou. Jan j
nj dial tentokrate povolati, ak
mu ulozil dob6hnouti do Wig\
la mu Indianova q zpraviti jej
ze novem obratu v6ci, 0 move
nj, velmi nebezpeGne taklice fan
a.. tiki. Zaroven Sc no mel ota:
ro- ii, zdaz by Ia primerenou 0
ere menu ma bojiSte "a Maurice
je Fitz Reymondem Sc nevyd;
A ably jej 0 nebezpeci milence
ka no hrozfcim zpravil a nazI
co povolal.
ivo Cvrcek nemeskaje, uposle
ka, nul rozkazu Janovych a jecl
ie k tajnG rokli, k nlz cestu dot
tho znal, nebot' "a minulych d
cry mnohokrate j byl vykon
my Kdyz prisel do .igvamu, zas
tim v nem st'astn6 Cervene KI
, o. 10, kerry jej G5mavem VII
eho Take Alice a Ohniva Mus
PIE byly piitomny. Alice, je
ina tvaf sc pIi spatrcni CVrcka
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PRIJMOU Sc HORNfCI

do nejlepsich uhlodolu. Plat
Cd tuny. Dalsi podrobnosti
Sc dovite v {. 313 nahofe,
Superior Ave. N. w. Cleve-
land, O.
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VELKA LACE. Proda sc fa,

VLl4FAF1 E1FsV~Es LTUUd sc Id1
ma o 73 akrech, 90 akrd orn6
pIdy, 4 akry pSenice, 7 akra
ovsa, 3 akry korny, 8 kon6, 4
kravy, l jalovice diva roxy sta
ra, / tele, 2 prasata, rs slepic,
so kuTat . v5echno nafad{. Ia
syrob bylo minuly rok utrEeno
$56O.O0. Cena $1,000. Zada sc
hotov6 $2509 ostatnl So po6k5
na 5cst procent trokl. Bliz5l
sdG,t ]. Urban, 1926 Dalton
st. 7-2
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pRODAJi Sc diva move jedno-
rodinn6 dony, kazdy sedmi
pokojlch Ma vych. 14O. ul., vse
krasne a modern6 zarizeno.
Kdo koupiti mini a prohledne-
Ii 81 kterykoli techto DON'T,
Zajiste koupi. Cena levna a
podm1nky yyhodn6. Blizsi sde-
II JOS. Folat, $500 Washington
Park Boulevard. Tel. Union
S29-R. ?,
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'pravil Cvrcek, ac tomu tax ne
bylo; nechtel ubozak mladou
Ivelitelku svou polekali. "Pani
Ravenswoodova prave dnes Sc
clti zdravejsi a poslala mne, a
bych vam to vyrfdV. Mimo to
mann d1lezity vzkaz pro pana
Indiana ale muslin mu to vyri
diti mezi ctyrma ocima."
Cervene Kridlo pokynul ma
to Cvrckovi, nacez Sc oba ode
brali 'do vedlejsiho oddeleni
Wigvamu, ktere Indianum "a
loznici slouzilo. Zde dozvedel
l1e Cervene Kridlo hrozicim
nebezpeci a jedinke ceste, ma
!kterez Sc z neho mohlo vyvaz
inouti.
Slechetny Indian Sc zamy-
sill. Pc chv1li pax pravil. GA
,neni MONA bf!ou pani z wigva
mu jejiho odnesd a We wigva
mu pratelskeho rudeho muze
ukryti?"
'To by slo tezko," odpove-
del Cvrcek. "Ddm mas jest stfe
zen tax bedlive, re sotva ia Z
|neho mohu nepozorovane Wy
l1louznouti. A kdybych nebyl
tax mrstny a pfi tom malicky,
bylo by ma mne davno pablo
podezTeni fanatiku."
"Do trech dnI nemuze Sc b1
~ bojovnlk Maurice F'itz Rey-
mond navratiti Z vypravy. Bo-
jiste jest stopadesate mil vzda
leno. Ma nejlepsim koni urazi
|Cervene Kfidlo denne sotva
Ipadesate mil i treba tedy trl
dni, ably dojel tam a ctyri dni
a snad dele, ably Sc s bflym bo-
Ijovnlkem vratil do osady. 'BiIa.
Ipani must tedy vice dni ztravi,
ii We vezeni - a Cervene Krl-
dlo Sc bojl, re tam nemoci svG
Ipodlehne. Zl6 jest vezenl b6lo
cha dodal Indian, ktery jo
byl sam jedenkrate jiz okusil.
| cat jest tomu jakkoliv," u
minil Cvrcek, " jen kdyz tam
pane Indiane dojedete V cas-, a
byste Sc s panem Mauricem do
y dnu mohl navratiti - jinaE
Jest nase neboha pani ztrace-
ma, oni il usmrti, povidam zc
il usmrti.n dolozil Cvrtek S pa
: trnou uzkosti.
, "Kolik dni nechaji bilou pa
III ma zivu?" tazai So Indian.
0 "Ode dncSka jeste plnycf
: dvanate dnu,' odpoyed9l Cvr
z eek.
G "Ma bila PAM We svych sta
i jich /dobreho behouna?"
/ Cvrcek prisvedcil.
: 'Do dvanacti dnu troufa S
t Cervene Kfidlo bojovnika pri
0 vesti - anebo Sc odebefe d'
|, v6cne zelenych lovist' k vellI'
l. mu Duchu," pravil rudoch pc
+ nym jaksi slavnostnlm hla
: sem.
: "a kdy 81 Pride pan Indian
pro kon6?"
J. "Az noe bude pres polovic
,. .odpovedel Cervene Krldlo.
A. Mezi dyanaclou a jednou h
a, dinsu tGze noci pribllzila S
,e tajemna postava k domu r.
,6 vensWoodovu. Musela Zde oSt
rV ba ia byti povedoma, nebo
ii bez dlouhGho hiedanl a Snatl
ei nj nalez,a uzka dyirka zadnl
" hradou do dvora a k stajim Y
va douci. Ackoliv panovala TN
O tax hluDoka, &c ma deset kr
g ku nebylo niceho vid6ti, poi
ma bovala sc postava ia husJe
"a stlnu ohrady staveb, az
,d- octla We vratech do konirn
- ;oJ .,alorIo pootnvTpn6
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PRCDA Sc automobil Ford
nro ) osob, dobIe zachovalJ.
TTla7 tie Sc V elsie 6221 Hinde
Ave. z Union, po 6t6 hodine
vecer. 6-28
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PRODA SE zaIizeni do L.
radovny, desk, zidle, velky
3tul ttz velka ledniGka. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 5638 Broadway,
zadnl budova "a Oulem. 6-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27

PRCDA Sc obuvnicka dina
modarnf stroje, dobry
obchod zarucen. Adressa sc
sdelf v adm. "Sv6ta". 7-2
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PPODA Sc move zhoGovery
dunn o Scsti pckojich vsim mo-
dorr5 opasEeny ma lrnperial
ui. Ma ceny $470o, pak-li Sc
nyoda hncd, da So "a $500,
Caatlga hoiovG a osiatni n2 RE
afGr1i opsa ky. Eilaste Sc u L,
SsIscsa, 3175 z. 116 ul.
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dt!m 0 6
ii pokojich, vse mod arne zafl-
zeno. Lot jest 40 pro 205 stfe-
vicich. Haste Sc cisle 1922
E.. 131 ul. V Mt. Pleasant. 6-27
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PRODA Sc. move zhotoveny
dunn sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernIm pohodlim opatreny We
zkv6tajlclm okoli v Mt. Plea
sant, "a piicinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podm1nIly vclmi mlrnd. Hla
sce sc u +. Dohnala, 3672 E.
t3l III. 2?
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MLUViCI STRCy S y rekor
dy q samohraci piano We velmi
dobr6m stavu prodan 20 hoto-
We vclrni LEVINE. BlizSi sdell Sc
W elsie 34O7 w. 40th St. v zad
MIN dome. ~ eaIs
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PRIME Sc pradlena, ktera
by 81 mohla witt pradlo domu.
Haste sc v elsie 1929 Buetner
ct. GIT
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PRODA Sc. dim O 6 poko-

PRODA Sc. dim O 6 poko-
jich, sklep pod ceiym domem
ma e. so. ul. blize Dalton, lev
ne "a $4,000, dale dvourodin-
ny dun, koupelna nahore, ma
e. so III. blize Fleet Ave. "a
$500. Nam tez lxrasny lot ma
Connecticut ul. blize Warner
I'd, da Sc "a levnou cenu
iSG50.00. Bliz8i sdsli II. M. Lu-
|ther, 1902 Clement Ave-, mezi
I6 a 1880 hod. vecer. 6-23
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PRTJArCU Sc. schopnl unioVl
tesaTi. Haste sc u Fr. Pecha,
11914 Buckingham Ave. We
zm65e Woodland karu, slezte
nae. 121 ul. 6-ZS
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PRODA Sc pekna holstyn-
ska krava, stelna pfisti meslc.
Haste Sc V els. 1921 Corletc
Ave. IL
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PRIJMOU Sc starSi bezd6t-
nj manzele k vedeni male do
macnosti, aneb starsl zena,
schopna samostatneho vedeni
domu. Dopiste ma adresu Box
800 K. Plain Dealer City. $50
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EURNITUREt

STORAGE. FURNITURE!
M anne ma slzlade zvlastni a vel
mi cennou vGc ia zvlaSt6 lev
nou cenu q sice: til sety kras
ne mahagonov6, loznicove, kite
r& musi byti prod&ny do lott
dni. Jejich velni snizena cena
je cd $08.50 do $237.5O. Stoji
"a prohlednutf. Prijd'ta k Me-
tronolitan Furniture a Storage
Co., 1926 Broadway, vedle
'Sv6ta' 'aneb o blMsl vysvetle
ri zavolejte Union 208 w.
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CT'ET'E!
CTEE

CTETE! CTE.TE,!
Proda Sc farn1a 46 akrech
ancb Sc vynl6ni za m6stsky ma
ictck. Gerna ornicc, rovna pjl-
da, dunn 0 12ti pokojich, 8 b.
nc, ovocn6 irony, voda V do
mo, hospodaGsE6 nafadi a raz
ne zasoby. IA Sc vclni lacino,
Haste Sc u Mrs. Holson, 1878
Z. 40 ST., ron IIamm Ave. T-2
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PREJMOU Sc zrucni zehlici
ma zehleni kabatu a dlvky ma
stafirovani a pTisivanl knofli-
XII. Haste Sc V Cisle 3716 e.
40. ul. {
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PRODA Sc garage, ktera
vynasi pres $4,000 cisteho zis-
ku rocn6. Haste Sc v elsie
13201 Miles Ave. II
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PREJMCU Sc masinarky y
divhy na rucni praci, siti ZEN
slzych kaba.1. Stala prace slr-
ze ceIy rok, ,loba pracovni a.
hod;n tydns, dobry plat. Hlaste
&c H' " elsie 400 Jewett Ave.
= = .
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CTETE! CTETE!
S PQkOJQVY DUN $35nO

5 POkOJOVY DUN $500
100000 hotove, zbytek jake.
rent, zakoupi Vam petipokojo-
w dunn s koupelnou, elektr.
svetlem, peknym sklepem; dla
zdena ulice; vhodny lot Sc pri-
jme "a hotovost. Bezprestred
nj vlastnictvi
Otto Pollock, 1920 w. 25. ul.
roh. Wade Ave.
Tel. Harvard 8. Cent. 2473
GUTHRIE AVE. u w. 65. UL.
$4,000 hotove, zbytek jako
rent, koupf petipokojovy dim
a dlazd6ne ulici; ele4xtr. svet-
10; S2950.0O; vezmem dobry
lot jako splatku.
Otto Pollock, 1920 w. 25. ul.
roh. Wade Ave.
Tel. Harvard 9. Cent. 2473
$4,000 NEB PRAZDNY LOT
pfijmem jako hotovost ma mo-
derni dvourodinny dun poblf-
G w. "A. ul. a Lorain Ave. ma
dlazdene ulici, jest o peti po-
Eojlch a koupelnou na kazde
strane; pekny sklep, pdda, ga
raz;; zbytek mdze byti zapla-
cen V podobe rentu.
Otto Pollock, 1920 w. 25. ul.
ron. Wade Ave.
Tel. Harvard 9. Cent. 2473
OBCHCD MA CLARK AVE.
q suita pokoiu blize Fulton
I'd. dobra poloha pro skorem
llazdy obchod, obzvlaste auto
mob. potrebami ,rafy, elektr. i
j. pfedm6ty. Jest pravou laei
"a $500; hotove $4,000 neb
prazdny lot Sc Prime jake
splatka, zbytek ma snadne pod
lninky, prohl6dnut maze byti
jen ma pozadani.
Otto Pollock, 1920 w. 25. ul.
roh. Wade Ave.
Tel. Harvard 8. Cent. 2473
PRODEJ FARMY
o 40 akrech Sc stavenirni $500
" Hartsgrove taunsipu, okres
Asltabula, vym6nfme t6z "a
jedno neb dvou rodinny dim,
i "a prazdny lot.
Otto Pollock, 1920 w. .25. ul.
roh. Wade Ave.
Tel. Harvard 9. Cent. 2473
70 akru V okresu Ashtabula
bez budov, $250O.00; snadn6
podmlnky neb vymenime Ia
iedno neb dvourodinny dunn
neb dobr6 Lofty.
Otto Pollock, 1920 w. %. ul
roh. Wade Ave. 81
Tel. Harvard 9. Cent. 2473
/ PRODAM NEB VYMENGM
20 akg-a blize Cllnstead Falls
] 8 pokojovy dunn, velka sto
dola, kulny, sypky, garaz i j
budovy, plynova studne, roz'
lxlada Sc od makadamisovant
siinice az DO Rocky River, zad
na zem6 laden, V kupnl cen'
! zahrnuta jest v5echna uroda
dobytek naTadi, S16,500.00
hotove $35OO.0O neb vice, Wy
hodn6 splatky; vymenim Il
jedno n'eb dvourodinny dun
neb prijmu n6kolik lotu jak,
GastetnG splaceni.
B., Otto Pollock, 1920 w. 25. u
/. ron. Wade Ave.
Tel. Harvard 8. Cent. 247
VELKA LACE. Proda Sc fa
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PRIJMOU Sc tesaFi ma sta
.ou praci. Haste Sc u 2. Neuzil
)715 Dennison Ave. 7-2
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PRIJMOU Sc sicky kosil.
.kusene mali prednost. Haste
Sc hned IL Lindner Coy, 1881
,uclid Ave. b-ol
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PRODAJi Sc ctyri Lofty ma
rohu E. 127 ul. Cay Ave. u
Corlett skoly. Bliz8i Sc sdell Y
cisle 1865 Oakfield Ave. 7~2
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01
FRENCH NATION
HON0RS PERSHING
LEAVING PARIS
''r ~oSs,so ,ousS.L ssrcrAr ,rAsrn wlss,

Paris, Aug. 31-Prem!er Clemen-
ceau, Foreign Minister Pichon and
capt. Andre Tardieu were among the
nigh French officials who babe fare
Wen to General Pershing on his de-
parture for Brest today. The Ameri-
can ambassador and his staff and the
entire American peace delegation
were present. There was Il military
escort of two companies.
In saying Goodbye to the American
commander, NJ. Clemenceau declared
the French people could never express
all the gratitude felt for the services
he had rendered. The premier urged
General Pershing to revisit France and
afford the French an opportunity to
show their appreciation of The work
he had done in the war
A great crowd had gathered at the
lnvalides station to bid General PERISH
ing farewell, as he started for Brest,
whence he sails tomorrow for New
York aboard the Leviathan.
This mornings Paris newspapers
devote much space TO cordial and APP
preciatiye articles bidding farewell to
General Pershing, who yesterday re-
ceived representatives of the French
press and babe them formal goodbye
for and admiration of France and
said he felt sure the struggle France
and America had waged together
would serve to cement the friendship
of the two nations.
During the reception General
Pershing was asked TO tell what to
him had been the most poignant
moment of the war. After an instants
reflection he replied; "It was wheh
the armistice was signed. 1t was then
we knew the victory was ours and
that our dead had not died in vain.
When asked about his plans for
the future, General Pershing respond
ed:
Il haven't any At all events, don:
attribute any to me"
Warm tribute was paid to General
pershing today by Andre Tafdiell,
had OF the general commission for
war matters.
"Frenchmen will always remember
this commander, who with Foch. Pc
tain and IIaig, brought about the de
feat of Germany and liberated our
soil" Captain Tardieu said. q, who
on so many occasions for two years
collaborated with him, will never for
get the high qualities of integrity,
firmness, intelligence and good heart
edness that he displayed. 1t Is a
great friend of our who leaves us.
He will remain constantly in the
thoughts of all of us and personally
! shall always retain for him deep
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01

almost complete stoppage of useful
labor the annual death rate from
starvation or from diseases due to
malnutrition is 100000 | myself saw
in fourteen months of 1917-1S no
fewer than five thousand persons dead
or dying from starvation or from dis
eases they were too weak from lack
of food to resist. on one occasion
while journeying in the state of Vera
Cruz l was called into howell in which
three elderly persons were dying of
starvation. Next door seven children
lay on the floor too weak to move,
also dying of starvation. In Topic,
especially, people are dying like flies
from starvation.
Disease RACES unchecked Doctors
are few and far between. Drugs are
almost unobtainable, and the people
have no money to buy them if they
were to be had. Paludismo claims its
victims by thousands. So, also, does
tuberculosis Typhus and typhoid fever
are very prevalent.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01

Gently basket peddler, is now worth
several hundred thousand dollars
General Francisco Murguia, formerly
poor farmer Ca former dictator of
Chlhuahua) is worth $1,500,000. Al
vhrado, who cleaned out Yucatam
is millionaire.
The minor bands pick up whatever
they can. hesitating at no atrocity.
Men have been murdered for an old
straw hat in Mexico. In Acaponeta,
Territory of Topic, in April, 1918,
saw the body of poor man who had
been murdered for his new straw hat,
costing SLIPS. The two Carranzistas
who shot him openly boosted that the
sole object of the crime was to get
the hat. They were not even arrested.
man suspected of having a revolver
is already condemned to death; for a
revolver is all that is needed to set
a Mexican up in the bandit business;
While revolver and a good Stetson
hat together constitute him a gem
eral.
Torture is often resorted to, some
times to extort money, and sometimes
out of pure fiendishness In this con-
nection l should like to mention that
a large proportion Of Mexicans, officers
as well as men, are dope fiends. They
smoke mariguana, which is made
from the loco weed familiar to cattle
men in the southwest, which has an
effect like hasheesh. They will not
go into battle without a dose of mari
guiana which imparts sort of false
courage. In fact, the marching song
of the Carranzistas is "The Tumble
bug" free translation of the first of
the hundred verses of which one is as
follows
I cannot march longer
Because there is lacking
Mariguana to smoke.
"The results of bandit rule are APP
palling Mexico is sunk to the utter
most depths of degradation and mis-
cry The greater number of the stores
in Mexico under the Diaz regime have
been looted bare and now stand
empty and deserted, with windows
broken and the buildings more or less
wrecked. The same thing applies to
factories. Such industries as Mexico
once had are now irreparably dam
aged. Many manufacturing plants
nave been destroyed; many others are
not operated because Carranza or
some other chieftain would seize the
product. One copper mine, represent
ing an investment of $l,500,00O near
chihuahua City, was wantonry de-
stroyed the present year. This hap
pens to be one many instances of de-
struction that came under my per-
sonal observation.
Even the plants which might be
operated so far as other obstacles are
concerned cannot obtain labor. The
poems would rather join Carranza' s
army or some other bandit gang and
take chances on getting a share of the
loot than to earn a living by honest
work. Even the farmers do not put
in more than enough crops to afford
their families :. bare existence because
OF the certainty that the whole would
be confiscated.
"As o direct consequence of this
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WANTED--good, clean cotton rags
Mt the Morning journal office.
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RUIN OF MEXICO NOW
COMPLETE IN EVERY
DETAIL, EXPERT REPORT
CONTINUED from Page one)


OF that sort that a bandit king needs
10 maintain his prestige. The. rest
Is on deposit in FL Paso, ST. Eouis,
New York and elsewhere, but noee
Oh II In his own name.
General Pablo Gonzales, a. Car
rama general and presidential candi-
date, who was a. railroad conductor
prior to 1914, now candidate for
me presidency is reputed to be worth
50 600, 900. He owns extensive prop
critics in San Antonio, held under
various names. General Enriquez.
civil governor of Chihuahua, former
~ common laborer, is now worth
S5O0,OOO. General Carasca. in com
mand at Mazatlan. a few years ago q
porter earning $150 week. is worth
100000 now. General Iturbide. a
poor clerk few yearsS.ago. Is now
well-to-do.
General Gales, former governor
of Sonora, now in command or the
troops there and consequently the real
ruler. saved more than million dol
lars in two years out of a government
salary. His son, 81 years old, Is al
ready a colonel. General Manzo. re.
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CUT THIS QUIT is WORTH
MONEY.

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with sc and mail 1t to
Foley & Co., 1886 Sheffield Ave-,
Chicago, H., writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return trial package containing
F'oley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills for pain in sides and
back; rheumatism. backache. kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets. wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartsc, for
constipation. biliousness. headache,
and sluggish bowels. For sale by AL
varado Pharmacy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01
BRITISH WARSHIPS
TO ATTACK LEVINE

Copenhagen, Aug. 31.-A large
British squadron passed Koenigsburg,
East Russia, bound eastward, the Ber-
lin correspondent of the local news
paper, Berlingske Tydende, reports
The warships were believed to be re-
Inducements for an approaching gen.
eral offensive against the Bolsheviki
In northern Russia.
The course of the squadron as de-
scribed In the foregoing would take
1t up the Baltic in the direction of Lii
bau, Riga and the Gulf of Finland.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01
Q . Q 9 Q @ Q o Q q Q Q o o o Q
LIEUT.. COL. ROOSEVELT
PAYS RESPECTS TO
BRYAN AND FORD

g Nothing would have been bet
f" ter for our countrymen and
I. women than for each and every
o one of them to have spent some
&: time in the war zone. When |
9 think of men of the type of
o Bryan and Ford, when l think of
:. their self-satisfied lives of ease
+" when l think Of what they did to
q allow disaster and death to
" threaten this country, it makes
Q me wonder more than ever at the
@ long suffering kindness of hui
/" mainly which permits such as
Q they still to enjoy the benefits of
9 citizenship in this great land
@ which they have so signally failed
o to serve. Lieutenant Colonel
@ Roosevelt.
o "a a. d q "a Z. Is H o. .> d "a a, d a
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school Boys Initiate strikers,

London, Aug. S1.--rhe older boys
of Braintree school walked out" last
Monday They held a demonstra don
IN the street outside the school, at
which a resolution was passe {. 1--WE
will have a weeks holiday like our
fathers then they marched singing
to the river, where they padded and
fished during the morning. After din
ner there was another noisy demon
stration outside the school. and pick
cts were busy at the school gates.
The girls and younger boys remamed
in school but the others went back to
the river.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-01
FRENCH WAR BRIDES
TIRE OF AMERICA

FsY NoeHN'. JOURNAL pneiAL ts. SGD w,Rrl
Paris Aug. 31.-Sixty- French
women who had married Americans,
army officers or soldiers, and subse-
quently had been divorced in the
United States, returned to France on
the same steamer this week, accord
ing to the newspaper Avenin. Most of
them, the newspaper added, returned
not because Of personal differences
with their husbands but because of
the inability of the brides to adapt
themselves to the American mode of
living