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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
TIRE TALK

Good casings and tubes are tho
only 100 percent efficient tire equip
ment for automobiles yet invented
said II. II. Fletcher, manager of the
Mt. Vernon Tire Co, whose expert.
ence has taught him the difference be.
tween the genuine and the spurious in
pneumatic tires.
"All racing cars and speedy passen.
ger or freight trucks must have air
cushion tire equipment and there Is
no other method Of holding air that
will do True. we have many filters
and airless tire devices on the mar
ket, but my company makes IL point
TO deal only in castings and tubes,
tested by time and wear, that have
demonstrated their merit The Cord
Casing Is now making bid for pop
ular favor and seems to be proving
quite u hit. When something better
than Pneumatics with all their faults)
comes ont. then. and not until then,
viii we leave good casngs and good
tubes. No freaks for us
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
PRAISES AMERICAN
SOLDIERS IN WAR
Major Beth In Lecture at
Gambler Says Yanks Turn
ed Tide In Dark Days

GAMBLER, o.. April 2G In speak
ing to Il large audience here last night
in philO hall, Major Ian Hay Beth,
Scotch officer in the British army,
prophecied that if there were ever
another war. the seas would again be
kept free by the British and American
navies working together as they had
in the Great War.
lie also praised very highly the eX-
ceptional spirit of the American sol
diers and told how it was the Ameri-
cans that turned the tide in the dark
days of 1917.
Major Beth, while telling of the
work of the British navy, explained in
detail of the so-called British "mys
terry ship" and then, when these were
"found OUT told Of how they sent
out decoy ships with the sole pur
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
CROP HAS
BEEN DESTROYED

AS result of the "cold wave" that
swept over this section the past two
nights, the fruit crop in Knox and sur
rounding counties has been damaged,
and in some parts entirely destroyed.
according to reports Saturday.
1t is reported that in Knox county
the peaches. cherries, plums and pears
have been frozen Strawberries
which have blossomed have been froz.
en-. Apples in most parts have not
been damaged nasmuch as they have
not yet blossOmed
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
.ELKS CLOSE DEAL.
FOR NEW PROPERTY
Expect To Construct New
Building On Square In
The Near Future

The deal was closed Thursday
afternoon whereby Mt Vernon lodge
No. l40. Il. p. O. I,lks purchased from
Mr.. and Mrs. james Israel the build.
mgs Immediately north of the lt OF c.
bnilding On the northwest corner of
the public square. This lot has large
frontage on the square and runs
through to Mulberry street While the
consideration was not made public in
the deed. it is understood that the
ElkS paid $4,000 for he purchase of
the property. I'm the near future the
ElkS expect TO erect n handsome
building ON the site now occupied by
the onc-Story frame bindings.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
PITTSBURGH PLATE
DIRECTORS IN CITY
Entire Board Comes To Mt,
Vernon In Private Car To
Inspect Property

Tho ire board of directors of the
Pittsburgh Plate Glass company were
In Mt. Vernon Wednesday evening and
Thursday inspecting property of the
company in this city. The directors
came in over the Pennsylvania rail
road in their own special car. which
was transferred to the spur track OF
the Pittsburgh Plate Glass company
After remaining in Nj. Vernon We'd
nesday night aud Thursday, the direc-
tors departed in the evening for
Ianseville 10 inspect the property OF
tho company there
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
GARRITT WAALKES, .JR.
DIES OF PNEUMONIA

Word was received Saturday morn
ing by MIR, and Mrs Clyde s. Michaels
death CT Gcrritt Waalkcs. Ir., the one
ycar-Old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerrilt
Waalkes. formerly Of this city His
death occurred Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Waalles' parents, Mr. and Mrs
d. G.. Demmng of Grand Rapids
Mich, bronchial pneumonia being tho
cause. Mr.. and Mrs. Waalkes resided
in this city lor eight years and have
many friends here.
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ming right up to the front line at the
close of the war. He also explained
French seaports such as st. Nazaire.
Major Beth spent several minutes
of his address in complimenting the
American women as well as those of
English birth for their work both here
and 'tover there during the war say
with thousands of American women
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29

pose of first being torpedced in order
that they might, finally. get the sub
marine when ii came to the top to
see the results Of it's work" II was
only volunteers that manned these
ships as sometimes the men on board
were not rescued or did not get" the
submarine.
The major conrasted the first
trench railroad. built in 1915 out of
the engine of delipidated Ford ana
which could be heard for miles with
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29

The Misses Margaret Reed of West
Burgess street and Dorothy Penn of
the Martinsburg road are spending the
week lend in Columbus and Delaware.
Mrs. Thomas Brown, who has been
the guest of Mrs. George Brown of
South Harrison street, returned to
Columbus this morning.
MISS Myrtle Payne Of Mansfield,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
T|MON LODGE WILL
INITIATE BIG CLASS

Timon lodge No. 4J, Knights OF
Pythias. at a meeting Thursday even
ing completed arrangements to initiate
a class of thirty candidates on Thurs
day evening, May L. On that date
the members of the class VIII receive
the Page rank.
The members of the lodge also de.
cided to convert the banquet room
at Castle Han into a pool and billiard
room. When this is done it will be
the finest billiard room in amy club in
the city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
WILLIAM KELLEY DIES
NEAR DANVILLE

DANNilLE, April 2G-William Kel
ley, aged 81 years. died at i o'clock
this morning at his home in jefferson
township after six months Illness OF
tuberculosis
He leaves his WIFE one son, and
two daughters. Funeral services
Monday morning nj st. Lukes church.
and burial in ST, Luke's cemetery.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
STREAM & RIMER
Luther A. Stream VIM. r. Rmer
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS

Farms and city property bought, sold
rents collected. Fire insurance q spe.
cialty ReprcsontatinE II old reliable
stock companies, Accident insurance,
live stock insnrance. Plate glass in,
hurance, automobile insurance. In fact
We can insure any property you may
have. Surety bonds of all kinds. Call
and see ns Room | Sipe bldg, South
Main 81. Cit. phone No. 4i7 Black:
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
It's Your-Loan
Buy NOW!

overseas doing excellent work.
Before closing, Major Beth touched
upon the various good each ally had
derived from the war. saying that
America had changed from Il cont.
nent into a country, and in conlcu-
United States and Great Britain had
received a wholesome respect and toll
Grafton for one another's ideas which
would produce a lasting bond Of friend
hin for the two
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
THAYER is HOME
FROM OVERSEAS

Mr.. and Mrs. George Thayer re-
ceived word today that their son,
Pierce, arrived in New York Friday
from overseas. Thayer was with Am
bulance Co. No. 335 Fifth army corps.
and had been overseas nearly seven
months. He has gone to Camp Mer.
about two weeks.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
Personal Solicitation Should Not Be Necessay s No

who has been the guest of relatives
and friends here for several days,
went to Mansfield Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Collision of Buffalo. n.
Y is a guest of Mrs. Hugo Peterson,
East Gambler street for several days.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
PENNSY WANTS MANY
EXPERT CAR REP 'RMEN

The Pennsylvania railroad company
has made application at the Mt. Ncrn
on Chamber of Commerce for assist
ance in obtaining expert steel ear
repairmen, who will be employed at
the local shops.
According to present plans. morr
extensive car repairs will be made at
the MI. Vernon shops in The future.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
GVociety
y Notes
Stahl-Dorsey
w ddinq

The wedding Of Mr.. Francis Clark
Stahl Of Butler and Miss Nclma Le-
ota Dorsey Of North Liberty was sol
emnized at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon
at the home of the officiating minis
ter Rev. w. H. Shields, on North
Gay street, Mr.. and Mrs. Stahl will
make their home on II farm near But.
Ter.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
WILL j. "Doc" WELSH
The Fire Insurance Man
H. M. HUNTSBERGER
" you own anything, have
1t insured.
Citizens Phone 23l Red
lG T.. Gambler Street. Mt Vernon, O.

Fire, Life, Health and Accident, La
bility, Automobile, Plate Glass lnsur-
arce. Security bonds written. Real
Estate Sold. Money Loaned.
Room ! MoDermott Bldg, 1903 S. Main
Phone 2d3 Red
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-04-29
ATTORNEY.AT-LAW
FRANK o. LEVERING

All business OF legal nature given
prompt attention and especially to
practice in the Probate COURT. Office
No. East High street, Mt Vernon, O.
New Phone, Office lOi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29

"Ano, uz cas-, abychom sc
rozloucili," pravil Con1y hle.
de ma sve hodinky.
"Ale nejprv podejme 81 Ma
20 ruce, ze Zustaneme zde do.
brymi prately a soudruhy, a ne
vZnikne mezi MANI zast neb ne
co podobneho,' pravil Wicker,
"Zde ruku ma to-" odvece
Wenner, "a nyni dobrou noel"
Ia chvili ma to ubiral sc pres
dvur do sveho pokojiku v hlav
nj budove.
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UVAzUJTE TENTO PRODEJ

Proc platit najcm kdyz mu-
zete byU We SVEN. Prave jsmc
|vystaveli dunn pro dive rodiny
" nGmz je vSechno zvelebenl,
velky lot, ma 1870 ul. ,Majetek
|tento sc proda ia mirnou cenu
Gastka sc zada hotove. ostatni
Ia mesicni splatky. Plizsi sdel
l.. Sanda, 3175 +. 11G ul.
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni Ia far
mu, dobre Sc vyplaccjici NILE
karsky obchod obydlin, ce-
ske ctvrti, ccna $500. Kdo ma
dobrou farmu asi teto ceny neb
|vyse a u dlazdene cesty, necht
sc hlasi ihned u VcELA REAL.
ITY & INVESTMENT Co., 5733
Broadway. Ptejtc Sc ma pana
Hajka. 3-29
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NEJLEPSl a nejrychlcjsi ce-
me ltovou praci ud6la Vam An
ton Hess, 40lS Trumbull. Tel.
Union 2S2 *. 4--17
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(POkracOvani.)

= Jak byl napalen zaletny
pan riditel fesnou American
kou, o tom Sc dozvite We hire
sehrane TYLEM v nedeli 6.
dubna v G. N. SIM ma Broad
way. Listky u p. Vacka.
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PRODA Sc ncb vymeni ia pri-
vatni majctck dobre rohove OBJ
chodni misto. Haste sc v {.
$500 L. 66 ul.
4--lO
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Dopis notare Connyho Wenae
ra Pavlu Fredriksonovi.

OopIS nOtare N0nnyno enae-
ra Pavlu Fredriksonovi.
"Mily bratTe! Skoro diva me
sice minuly od te dolby, co jsem
pfijel sem, a pfece jest to prv
nj dopis, jejz ode mne dosta
vas.
Kdyz cesty nase hIavnim
mes.e Sc roZchazely, iva vedla
Itebe Halu do Kodane, mole
sem, sllbil jsem, lie ii dopisem
'podam objasn6ni O nlnohe veci,
lttcra az posud byla tobe nesro
zumitelna. Siibil jsem take. lie
budu prvnlm, jenz bude psati,
q pfece nechal jsem tebe ceka-
ii oSn nedel. Zajiste ze pony
slil's 81: ten lehkomyslny bla-
hovy hoch nezmenil Sc posud,
zapomina vSe, jel me ma to, co
!mu pusobl vyrazeni aneh licho
t. jeho ctizadoSi.
Pavle, pax bys soudil blaho-
We, a nevedel bys, co mluvis.
Nejsem lehkomyslny ami blaho
Ivy, nehonim Sc Ia vyrazenim,
4
nevztahuji ruce po beztvar,-
1nem prizraku, jejz nazyvaji il
chocena jesitnosl. Jsem mu-
%em, ktery dosp6v let dvaciti
ctyr dobre ved6l. co chce.
Potlasas hlavou a slysin.
lterak huciS jmcno Nina. Sc
ckej jen okamzik dovis Sc,
iak vypocitav6 isem jednal,
tvare Sc. jake bych byl jejim
milovnihem.
Kdyz jsem odesel Il gymna-
. iG, by,i jsne pospolu jen po vel
: mi kratky cas-. Mimotnym sty
| ke N Sc mnOu nabyl jsi pfilezi.
tosi poZ'nati je.n vnejsi stranku
i mych skutku a neznaie duvo
luv povazoval isl je ia lehko
} vazne. SIysel jsi 0 mne, ze isen
t6kavy sibal, pokud Sc tyce kr;
i sn6ho pohlavi, ac pro uradn
j, svou zrucnost byl jsem chva
l. len. Chva!a a hcna dotkla s,
: stfidav6 sluchu tvcho. PfidaS
: Ii X tomu, re isem odival Sc eli
pantne, zc .jsem We SVEN spusO
Y hu zivota byl zzenStilyn a RAJ
i nral ulUhu V zivote spoleCen
skcm, budc ,obe ncsnadno roz
C hodnouti, Cim .iscm Sc vlastn
}. st&I, zvlastG proto, ze iscm
!, roHednich Ctyrech lctcch by
> val jake zaryty q ncrad jen
l. sob6 mluvil. Jcdinou v6ci, kite
N Ia Zbyla tobG jako znamka pr
i. l:sudck tvuj 0 mne. byla ma II
D. zmGnGna pritulnost k lobe. TT
o. to ami cas- ami pomGry neprek
is naly. Mys'im, ze bylo by ma {;
to e jiz. abych tob6 dial videti p
d. ntkud vice nez pouhy zevne
,n SEX svuj
o. Kdyz .iscm dial vale vcscl
ic mu zivotu studcf:, skcmu Il ub
zc RAJ sc do mista, kde jsem n
k Stoupi' drahu jake uradnik. 81
ch 10 sc ncpochopitelnou nah
dou, zc jSe'n setkal sc damo
IA Hteraz byla kdysi piicinou,
Sc myslenky me poprv obiraly
iaskou.
sr- NevidGl jem il cd te dolby.
ia. .isme sc pOprve poZnali, a KID,
sy. isme Sc nyli setkali, byl jse
kle znacn6 zm6n6n. Okusilt jse
L. Ovoce re stromu poznani zleI
te- dobreho, stal sc otrokem nj
no heho nizkGho chtice a pod'e
- rokusenim. .iimiz Incm6l jst
nu DAFT Sc svadeti. Reknu to XXI
tka, seznamil jsem Sc vice
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kRASNY LOT u Miles Ave-,
Sc pri 1873 str. ma E. Boulevard,
5 rozhledem ma Park, vedlc kra
sne residence p. Pavelky, biize
Miles Ave. kary, ccna $3.50.
|VCELA REALTY & INVEST
lMENT Co., 1888 Broadway.
3-29
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PRODA Sc moderne zafizeny
dun {. 3455 T.. ~ bllze Union,
hodi sc pro jednu neb dive ro-
oliny. jc ma dlazGGnc ulici. Vel
|ka lace. Haste sc po 6 hodlne
Necer. aneb V ned6li Il Michals,
Manduly, 97O2 Aetna Rd.
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NEPROMESkEJTE velke lace
Grobneho zbozi tento tvdon II
koudclu, Abs Broadway.
3--29
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ZAMECNlk obdrzi praci u Ze-
man Iron Works, 1851 Broad
way roh Portage Ave.
2-C2

PkIJME Sc zrucny papirovac
|Etery Sc vyzna tez barveni.
Stala prace, dobry plat. Haste
Sc mezi 6 a 7 hod. vecer u Hen
ry Hodek, 891l Folsom Ave.
3-31
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PRODA Sc LEVINE menSi domek
s pozemkem ctvrt akru ma OBJ
chodni ulici blize kary. Adres-
sa sc sd6li adm. Sveta.
3-31
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II Jam, ale PAM LdgelShoSoFd
omluvivsi Sc, re nosl smutek
zdstala donna. Ma to pozvaI
Liedgren opel rodinu statniho
rady i s hrabetem. Tehoz dine,
nez prijeli, pani Lagerskogova
odjela do Kungsdalu pres
nejdutklivejsi prosby neby.c
lie pfimeti il, aby zustala ma
Broyiku. Nechce pry blyskati
Sc We vetsi spolecnosti, pokud
nosi jeSte smutek. Y zine od-
cestoval okresni soudce jake
cbycejne dcerou ma nekolik
nedel do Stockholmu. Pani La.
gerskogova provazela je, ale
pfemluviti Sc nedala, ably pri-
jala pozvani nekam do spoiled
nosti. Tehdaz stalo Sc, re Ger
truda zacala Sc ponekud povaz
live zajimati pro hrabete.'
Gale Z toho nenohu uciniti
81 zav3rky takove ktere by mo
hly We mne vzbuditi myslenllu,
re vyhybala Sc hrabeti."
ia vsak ano. Gertruda mlu
villa pred odjezdem do mesta
neustale hrabeti, minila, ze
sc S MIN setka a pod. Necht
mne vezme d'as. myliinI,i Sc,
ze hrabG a panf Lagerskogova
w driv dobre Sc znali, aaad re
hrabe nejakym zpusobem pro
kraanou pani mel mrzutoS,, a
proto kdyz ovdovela, nyni Sc
mu vyhyba."
"Kdyby Sc mela kazdemu Wy
hybati, kdo sc do nj zamiloval,
musila by. :. ="
"vyhybati Sc vsem,' preru-
Sill no Wicker. "Priznej Sc, re
to prirazeni pfi drazbe statku
Kungsdal bylo al smesne. Nei-
prv stary, ktery chtel miti
Kungsdal hned, pax ty, ktery
kricel jako posedly, a konecne
hrabe, ktery koupil sVatek sta
remu temer pod nosem. - Nez
vratme sc X obecenstvu. Pome
ry tomto jsou asi tyto: starry
rem6l by niceho prot vdav-
kan sve dcery, pro prlpad, ze
kdyby ,mu stesti pralo, chopil
by Sc prilczitosti, pojmouti kra
snou vdCvu Ia zenu. DiVka ne
v2pirala by sc tomu stati sc hra
Lelkou, kdyby opet nebylo vdC
Wy, ktera jest prckazkou mez
III Il hrabGtem. Hrab6 by chte
vdovu vclmi rad, kdyby nebylt
tehc, jenz mu tom prekazi. 4
ty bys S iasotcm pojal vdovl
"a chot, kdyby t6 jcn chtela
g ia bych bcz okolku se' s Ge
trudou k oltari, kdyby odhod
lala sc prijmouti mne IN bu
douciho pana a chc.e svcho.'
Wicker sc zamlcei, Conn
cdvrativ sc od memo zanlcdt
sc do tichc jarni noel.
"Priznej Sc, WeEnere, zc n
mi V tom dome prilis prijemnt
Iarlivost ma vscch stranacl
straSnc ya3nG, ncobmezena, II,
ukojcnl piani, Il tu tam to |
AaviGn6 hont,1i, kdczto n
vScch stranach vSecko utik;
Ja sc honim ia Gcrtrudou.
ma Ia hrabavcm, hrabG ia vd,
YOU, ia kterOu mlmO to non
SC ty sc starym. Nedojde-li
mezi mnOu Il Gertrudou k 0,
davkam, tedy nabudu aspt
latky k ccl6mu milostnemu +
manu- 4 Il rOZmrZelO5ti budu
ste tyrati tim obecenJlvo,
plod dulha sveho dam otis
nouti We fculletonu nGktery'
rovin."
"UCin to- pravil Conny, "
le pov6Z, co myslis, jak to v
cko skonci?"
"Hrab6 pojme ia zenu G..
trudu, stary vdovu, \ ty
cdtah leme s dlouhymi no,
J& odjedu, vypiju nekolik 81
nic punce, pax vyhledam 81
qechu ma fare ty najdes Ii
chu - Ma prknech n6ktere
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uNclOVdl JScIII SICpc SdtIid
'sebe.
| 0 nasem opetnem shledani
nechci Sc prilis sifiti. Chci rici
!jen tolik, ze kdyz pristehoval
jsem Sc do sveho obydli We
Stokholme, vtiral Sc mne bez-
|decne pocit, jako by moe jeji
;nad dust mou mela byti rozho
dujicf pro cely muj zivot. A
Ivsak nezbylo mi tolik casu, a.
bych ucinil navstevu v dome je
Jim, bylot mi to take prekaze-
no dopisem profesora Weme-
ra. Roznemohl Sc a povolal
mne nazpet do Upsaly. ably mi
pred svou smrti mohl dati S Bo
hem. Ale priSel jsem tam po-
tzde. Muj otcovsky pritel ze-
mrel, prohlasiv mne "a syna a
dedice sveho.
PAX dai jsem Sc u dvorskeho
soudu zapsati ma jneno Wen
nera a tax ohlasiti Layers
koga.
Byl jsem dobre uvitan. Sci
ljsem tam opet opet, a bro
stal Sc mi pohled ma Bertu pra-
We tax nezbytnym jake vzduch,
ljejz jsem vdechoval. Prvni mia
dicka naklonnost Zmohla Sc V
|cit mocny a opravdovy. Milo
val jsem, nikoli prudkos.i roz-
maru, nybrz plnou silou srdce
svehO, q zaroven takou uctou,
re jsem po cely cas ami jedi
lnytn slovem aneb pohledem ne
osmelil Sc dati ma jevo, ze jest
ona dust me cele byt0sti. Roz-
mluvy nj byly pro mne zjeve-
MIN z lepSiho sveta. ona stala
Ise mne tlumocnici vSeho velko-
lepeho, krasnehO d Slechetne-
no. Vliv, jejz ma mne meta, byl
tax mocny, re nemohl jsem po-
,hlednouti il tvar, byl-li jsem
Isl vedom n6jakeho sklftku, ia
|neiz mGsil bych Sc stydeti.
ldealni laska jest prekras-
nym snem zde ma zemi, netr-
Va dlouho - byvat tax znesve-
cena lidskym chticem.
Nedlouho po me prvni ma
vSteve zecal Lagerskog nasled-
KEN urazu ma kojen6 churaveti
a byl tax poutan Ma dunn i kfe-
slo. Berta prodlevala u n6ho co
den hodinu. Neucastnila Sc "a
bav, nikdy neodchazela Il do
mu, rada vsak vidala u sebe o.
soby, ktere molly prispe,i X po
,vZbuzeni a Obveseleni .nysli
muze jejiho. Byl .sem mezi te-
mi sfastnymi, jez vidala u Sc
be Sc zvlastnim zadostucine-
MIN, a Gim Gasteji jsem pIicha-
yea, tim lepe bylo. TAX stale sc,
ze pc boku manzelov6 vyrusta
la a vyvijela Sc ucta obdiv
PAM teto.
Lagerskog byl vubec zarIi-
wynn; ale zarlivost tato stihala
,vyhradn6 iednu osobu, tou
byl Stralkrans.
Jest ii zna'no, ze Stralkrans
Y temz podzimku, kdy isem pr
sci do Stokholmu, byi imeno.
van ministrem vojenstvi. Pro.
: ,ccz nejen V novinach ale iv sou
krOmi caste della Sc 0 mem zmir
: la; ale kdykoli jmeno ieho by
10 vysloveno V pritomnosti La
ecrskogov6, tyz svrastil cello /
rcjed2ou dovolil 81 o Stralkrar
: sOvi n6ktcrOu poZnankou.
} Tato Ma jedinc a urcite oso
: be utkveia zarlivost cinila HI
slcpym pro vsccko iin6 korcn
2 Il zdvorilustkovani. jakeho s.
Ivclicc madame pani cd jinycl
0 muzu dostavalo. Avsak m
: rzrustaiici naklonnost k nj U
0 sla jeho pozornosti, i zdalo sc
! re mi zvlastni vcnoval duverl
Jake k jinym nem6l. Pani ro7
: p'avela sc mnou privGtive
l. 'rez jinymi. zacaste rozpr,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-29
DrObne
Oznar1lky

'PRIJME Sc reznik, ktery je
schopen samostatne pracovati
"a mluvi anglicky a cesky. Do
kre misto pro radneho muze.
Haste Sc u E. Doubrava, 3311
+. 93 st. Tel. Broadway 396.
3-20
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-23
Do Your Best.

Everyone should do all he can to pro-
vide for his family and in order to do
this he must keep his physical system
in the best condition possible. No one
can reasonably hope to do much when
be is half sick a good share of the time.
II you are constipated. bilious or troU-
bled with indigestion get package of
Chamberlain's Tablets and follow the
plain printed directions. and you will
soon be feeling alright and able to do
days work. adv.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-23
To Addie Leola Trainer

Walter s. Shinault In the County
W. Court at Som.
A6die Leola Trainer erville. Tenn.
In the above styled cause Ii appear
ing from the petition which issworn to
that the defendant. Allie Leola Trainer,
10 nonresident of the state Of Ten
nessee. she IL. therefore, hereby requir-
red to appear on or before, the LIT Mon
day in July nsxt before the County
Court at the Courthouse In Somerville,
Tennessee. and make defense to the
petition filed against her in said court
BY Walter 8. Shinauit, or otherwise
the petition win be taken for confessed.
II i further ordered that this notice
b published for four consecutive weeks
IN the Fayette Falcon.
c ~. CRAWFORD. Clerk.
e. ?. HoBsos. Sol'r 10
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-23
Suggestion for a Camping Trip.

Buy bottle of Chamberlaiu's Collie
and Disrrhoea Remedy before leaving
home. As rule it cannot be obtained
when on hunting, fishing or prospect.
ing trip. Neither can it be obtained
@hile.on board the cars or steamships
and at such times and at such times
and places it is most likely to be need
ed The safe way is to have it with
you. adv.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-23

All children troubled with worms have an un-
healthy color, which indicates poor blood. and as
RUE. there is more or less stomach disturbance.
TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
for two or three weeks will enrich the blood. i'm
prove the digestion, and act IS General Strength
enine Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw off or dispe the worms, and the Child will be
in perfect health. Pleasant to take Coo per bottle
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-05-23
Colds Cause Grip and influenza

LAXATIVE BRoMo oUINRE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only one ''Bromo Quinine.
Z. W. GROVES signature on box. SOC.