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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
SAGE TEA KEEPS.
YOUR HAIR DARK
When nixed with sulphur II
Brings Back It's Beautiful
Lustre A. Once.

Cray hair. however haudsorne, ds-
notes advancing afs We AT fnor
the mdxantares - q Youthful appear
sre.. Your hair 3. 1ur charm =
males Or mars fhe face Wien y
fades. turns rray rni looks fff*AAfn
tuat : feg appliraf'ors n Hare Tra
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a hundred-fo
dat sfay rrrf Took fonnf
fithsr prepare fhe - pc at hone ~
grt from any drur store bottle of
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tound.- whIfh T. merely the cid-tufe
rsrlps smproved ~ fhe addition =
otlssr inrredlerts ThoHsandE ~ fois~
rseorr mend ffls ready-fo use rrepsfa-
fpn. because " dark~rs the hair beaa-
iffuffs. besides - nne can po~ioiy
tell. - " dsrksra 80 naturally ar1
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disappear~. arfs~ smother sppiieafion
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and u becomes fhffk rlo~sy ard ius-
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Wyeths Esre ard HHiphuro ON
pound is q cellrhffsl toilet requisite
II . not tnfsnee6 for TIE cure. miu-
rstioa or prevention of dissase.S
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

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hc.ous dinner sud fhr fable 80 o.
fraci,o with spring hlossoms and
fr A ams ot ausa Iun was enjoyed
during ihs evtninf and ~ f,s lnr h.Fa
scnrv were awarded io " n noaseu
and Mr l4nttiosa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31
THIS GERMAN PICKS
JOB FOR KAISER
spartacan Speaker Wants Him
To Be a Miner and See
What Bread Cards
Really Are

The Hague. March 81 The fas-
Hsehe RanseAau ~ neflln lamenis
the spread OF spartacism iu East ffas-
sla and as an example OF Wat /. iAA
.ng place cites from the East ffassian
Gazette an account Of a recent meet-
ing ~ koenlgsberE TIE ellei orator
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-03-31

snmr - ihr native 81 heuador cai
. hecils Ina is found extensively 90
h.a rlsiua ~ ihaf country. after
rca lna Nke a ,hostuu
Evening star., 1919-09-18
NAVAL AWATORS HURT IN
SPEED FLIGHT TO CAPITAL
Commander Mcdonnell and Ensign
Roger Meet With Mishap on
Way From Mineola.

Tho Navy Department today was
informed that Lieut.. Commander Ed
ward o. Mcdonnell, United States
Navy. and Ensign E. B. Roger,
United States Naval Reserve, were
slightly injured in an accident TO a
naval monoplane near Hog Island
shipyard, Philadelphia. yesterday aft
ernoon. .t
They were making a speed flight
from Mitchell Field. Minepla, L. L, to
this city and started at an sinitia1
speed of about 149 miles An hour.
Their monoplane Is OF the type In
tended for, use in directing TIRE from
battleshipa
It also is adapted to landing on war
ships equipped with landing platforms.
It IL equipped with b 800 horsepower
engine and It was calculated that It
would break the record Of one hour
and thirty-9even minutes between
Mineola and Washington., =
The machinery becazne disarranged
in some way not yet explained and
the monoplane fell near Hog Island.
First reports indicated that Com
mander Mcdonnell had been severly
injured. but later reports said that
his injuries were not serious.
Commander Mcdonnell is a native of
Baltimore and entered the Navy in
September, 1908. He distinguished
himself at the capture of Vera Cruz
in 1914. and was awarded a medal of
honor for extraordinary heroism on
that occasion. Ensign Roger is from
Iowa and is attached to the bureau
Of steam engineering, Navy Depart
ment. Both officers saw service in
France and are regarded as experts
in aeronautics. Commander McDon-
nell Is now attached to tho aviation
section Of the Navy Department.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
MASKED MEN ROB MAIL
CAR OF $4,000; ESCAPE
Five Bind Clerks on Canadian Ma
tiona1 Express Near Harlaka;
Posses Searching.

QUEBEC. Canada, September 1s.-
Five masked men bound and gagged
the mail clerks on the Ocean Limited
express of the Canadian National
railway near Harlaka early today and
robbed the mail car Of $4,000 in pa
per and silver. The money was being
shipped from Montreal to Halifax.
Shortly after midnight, when 'he
train left Hariaka, the five M
bandits smashed in the rear do
the mail car and, at the point of re-
voivers, ordered the mail clerks to
were then gagged and bound.
The bandits, seizing the bags con-
tanning the currency, jumped from
the train as it slowed down In ap-
preaching St. Thomas. The robbery
was not discovered until the train
reached Capignace, the next stop.
where the conductor found the clerks
Posses were organized at once to
search the surrounding country. 1t is
believed the bandits had an automo--
bile hidden near whore they dropped
from the train and that they will
attempt to cross the American bor-
der into Maine.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
STREETS ARE CLEARED
OF LITTER FROM PARADE
Cleaning. Department Is Early ct
Task of Removing Paper, Boxes,
Tin Horns and Other Refuse.

The immense task Of the street.
cleaning department Of the District
that of removing debris and litter
from the streets following the parade
OF the 1st Division yesterday. was
we'll under way today and was ex-
pected to be completed by nightfaM
Countless pounds Of confetti, PASTE
board boxes, broken tin horns and the
miscellaneous refuse Of a fete day ht-
tered the sidewalks and streets after the
parade was over and the crowd turned
homeward. and this was the object OF
the unremitting toll Of members OF the
street-cleaning department. who worked
late last night in clearing up the litter.
This morning. although sections OF
the sidewalks were still covered with
confetti and other debris. the white
Rarbed workers of the department
were hard At work brushing and
clearing away the refuse. In this
task they were assisted by shop
keepers on Pennsylvania avenue, who
had swept their sidewalks clean and
had deposited the refuse In the gut
ter, where Il was readily gathered up
by the '.white-wings."
Supf Hacker Of the street-cleaning
department saw to It that all the
large pieces Of paper dropped on the
Avenue and on the side streets were
removed last night. and work Of clean
ing up the miscellaneous refuse, was
almost completed at noon.
Evening star., 1919-09-18
200 FRENCH GIRLS DUE
FOR STUDY IN AMERICA

NEW YORK. September 1s.-One
hundred and twenty-five French girls
have been selected by competitive ex-
animation for scholarships in Ameri-
can universities and colleges. They
were selected in France by the COM
mittee Of the association Of which
Dean Mary L. Benton of Carleton Col
lege, Northfield. Minn., Is chairman.
Among the colleges offering scho1-
arships won by the girls are Rad
cliffe, Wellesley. Smith. Mount Hol-
yoke, Tufts. Elmira. Wells. st. Vim
cent on the Hudson. College of the
Sacred Heart, D'Youville, Oberlin.
Knox, Goucher. Carleton, Allegheny
and Wilson. The universities include
Boston, Northwestern, Cornell. Michi-
gan, Wisconsin. Minnesota, Iowa,
West Virginia and Ohio Wesleyan.
The French government has offered
tWenty-f6ur scholarships In French
universities and schools 70 American
tsgirls. The winners of these scholar.
ahipa ,aIe now heinz @1eleeto6
Evening star., 1919-09-18
ARMY CONDENSED MILK
ORDERS TO BE FILLED
Have Been Held Pending Delivery;
Sale Still Slow; Six
Days Remain.

f,he War Department today turned
over to the city post Office q quantity
of condensed milk with which orders
placed for that commodity will be
filled. Filling Of orders for condensed
milk was held in abeyance until the
milk was delivered.
Only 179 orders for the surplus
Army food were turned over to the
city post Office warehouse for fl1ing
today Oficials declared that food
was selling in Philadelphia in SINH
larly slow manner.
Oficials hero say that the only
plausible explanation for the SLOW
taking Of the surplus Army food is
simply that the people do not want
the commodities offered. Other fac
tors, they realize. enter into the pros
osition, but the big outstanding fact
| is that the people are not buying the
food.
Only six days remain for the sale of
the surplus Army food here.
Evening star., 1919-09-18

-Girls' RAinc0ats,
in navy and tan
only. with hat to
match; in sizes 8 to
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dum,
aklep, skopky na pr;ldlo, elek-
trika, ticha ulicc, dive minuty
cd 55 ul. Il Broadway, S,av6ny
majitclcsn Il pod dobrou dohli-
dkou. Pricina prodeje odjezd
majitele na venek. Haste Sc We
Ger nebO V nedeli V c. 1858 E.
Sc St. Z Bragge ul.
3-2S
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PRODA Sc modenne zarizeny
dunn {. 1856 E. 72 blize Union,
hodi sc pro jednu neb dive ro-
diny, je ma dlazdene ulici. Vel
ka lace. Haste Sc po 6 hodine
aneb v nedeli u Michala
Manduly, 97O2 Aetna Rd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27

fIruQe, ale Ia JlZ Dyla ZamsuVe
; na motafi Wickrovi, coz prime
10 Connyho, ze ustoupil stra
nou. Ale v pristim okamzik,
byl opet po jejlm boku.
Ubirali Sc cestou k cinskem,
chramecku, jenz zbudovan by
ma vysokem vrchu, a odkud;
hyla rozsahla vyhlidka al N;
Kungsdal.
"Zde vizte svuj novy domov,
pane hrabe!' zvolala Gertrude
obracejic Sc ku Strakransovi
! 'Zatknete-li prapor ma strese
a my tolikez ucinime na chram
iku tuto, muzeme Sc kazdeho ra
lla. vzajemne pozdravovati a
tax upravili 81 mezi Brovikem
a Kungsdalem telegraf."
"Kdybych byl We start nota-
re Wennera, pouzil bych toho
lprostredku, abych vam kazde-
|ho dine osvedcil svou uctu i OBJ
div. TAX ale obavam Sc, re me-
mu praporu nedostane sc nj
kdy toho poteseni, pozdraviti
vas, nybrz bude zcela osamely
vlati ma stfeSe Kumgsdalske,
,smutny 10 odznak bajitete, kite
ny tam take dli osamely."
"Ah, to Sc nesmi stati," ubez
Necovala Gertruda, "zaridim
wee tax, ze z Broviku do Kung
,sdalu kazdeho rama pozdrav
bude posilan."
"V tom pripade pi'imela by
none vase laskavost, ze bych ca
stecne zapomnel ma svou sa-
motu."
"Samotu? A proc zustavate
samoten, pane hrabe?" vpadla
do reci Gertruda. "Potrebi jen
Vysloviti pi'ani, a budete miti
hejae hosti okolo sebe."
. "Pravda, ale kdyby bylo ho
81 pfny dunn, byl bych prece
samoten.'
"Nuze, tedy pratele!"
"Ano ,ale clovek vubec miva
malo takovych.'
"Vy ohcete naprosto, pane
i,rabe, ably vas nekdo polito-
VAL zvolala Gertrude smejic
sc, "ale neco takoveho mne ami
We snach nenapadne."
"Bohuzel, vim, he miuvite
pravdu, tim osud stava Sc ie-
ste trudnejSi," pravil hrabe a
IA 'tvafi ieho bylo patrnO, ze
osud ten aspon snaSel, ale ne
podlehal mu.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27

| Take tentokrate ucinil pre-.
met pres zed' a proklouzl al X
tcrase, kde doufal spatriti AL.
binu, obirajici Sc kvetinami. Pc
nevada il tam nezastl, prose:
terasu vsemi smery, patraje 90
nj. Sucha zeme prozrazovala ze
Albina zde rano nebyla.
Maize V srdci starost vessel do
vestlbulu a pax do velke gale.
RE. Alblna musila byti Ma kon-
c! teto malem salonku. Avsak
zastal zde Make We spani.
Nebudil sveho pritele a "a
tim, co teto spal pozoroval jeho
bledy oblicej modravymi hru
ny pod ocima, stazenymi rty a
zvlastnim, napadne bolestnvm
tysem We tvari.
Obava Roberta Bois- He'll
cru rostla. CO Sc stalo? Nemohl
Sc zdrzeti a vzbudil Make.
"Co Sc stalo?" zvolal tfesa
jeho rameny.
Oci jeho pritele otevrely Sc
s vyrazem zdeseni, zatim co u
klouzl mu zoufaly vykrik re
rtu:
ALE to neni pravda - uri-
saham ii - Albina - To ie
falesne - falesne
Ted teprve zpozoroval Max
prltomnost Robertovu. Ale no.
voril jeste polospanku:
"Ty tomu neveris, nen;-liz
pravda, Roberto? Musi Sc il
to prominout, nebot' byl iize-
bit milenec a ona veri. re isem
TO byl ia. ia. Ale ty tomu ne
veris, Roberto. ty ne."
Ponevadz Robert zbledl, no.
cal Sc Max o1nlouvati.
Go jsem to rekl,' koktal.-
"Muj Boze, co jsem to feklw
Pfejel ST rukOu cello. "BvI to
len sen pfiteli. mic jineho nez
sen, tv pfece bys neveril, re by
slecna d'Aygues-Vives Sc TAX
ponizila. Je iiz dosti na tom
restesti,' pripojil X tomu, "a
mne jest, jakoby nalezel k ma
81 rodine."
Robert hled6l nd neho "a
razene a usi mel plny SLOW:
"Byl il zabit milenec!'
Jake nestesti?" tazal Sc
"Co chces tim rici? A kdo byl
zabit?"
"Jak? Ty to nevis? Cd kdy
isl venku? A koho jsi videl2"
"Nikoho. mily Maxi. Sotva.
re jsem prijel. special isem Il
robe. abych Sc pozval ma snida
nj. Ma ceste nemluvil jsem S III
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27
UVAZUJTE TENTO PRODEJ.

Proc platit najem kdyz nil
lete byt We SVEN. Prave jsme
yystav6li dun pro dive rodiny
v n6mz je vsechno zvelebeni,
velky lot, na 1870 ul. Majetek
tento Sc proda "a mirnou cenu,
Gastka Sc zhda hotovG, ostatnI
ra mesicni splatky. BIizsi sdelf
l.. Sanda, BITS E. 116 ul.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27
CESkE NEB ANCLICKE VEIL
KONOCNi POHLEDNICE

We velkem vyb6ru. Soubory "a
25c, soc a S1.OO. UdeIte vyslov
ne, chcete-li s ceskymi neb an
glickymi napisy. Nova zasoba
Geskych hracich karet "a 55c.
Taroky ia $1.10 vyplacen6. Do
piste zasilku vam obratem po
Sic f. Pancner. knihkupectvi,
3A45 w. 26 ST., Chicago, I'll.
3-2S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27

Jak byl napalen zaletny
pan riditel fesnou American
kou, o tom Sc dozvite We hre
sehrane TYLEM v nedSli 6.
dubna v &. N. Sini ma Broad
way. Listky u p. Vacka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27

PRODA Sc rohovy, novy dvou
rodinny dunn {. 1868 Rexford
Ave-, blize Union Ave-, sc vSim
modernlm Zarizenim. Haste Sc
po 6 hodine vecer aneb v nede-
Ii odpoledne tamtez.
3--3l
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POzoRl PozoR! Poor!

Velka prilezitost vymenit
Vas majetek "a dobrou farmu
s vcskerym zarizenim neb bez.
200 akrG, cena $65.OO "a akr.
1924 akru cena ;. $4,000
!52H akru cena ;. .$12, 500
62H akru cena ...... $1,000
II akru cena SIS, 500
|10S akrd cena $1,000
26 akr1 cena $4,000
JOS. PECHOTA, pozemkovy
jednarel, 5638 Broadway, IRA
dovna "a "Oulem".
3-27l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-27

Jdk IeftruQa pflcnOZlnO m.
sli sve tnazvala, kdyz mluvil
Bertou, nabyl vzezreni, ktere;
naprosto nesrovlavalo Sc S w
razem, jaky ma tvari jeho bylt
pozorovati, kdyz Sc byl poklo
nil Gertrude.
Conny Wenner hledel ns
Bertu tax, jake by svymi IRA
ky chtel vyprositi 81 privetivt
slovo. Ia jeho reci vybavila sc
Berta ope'l rozpacitosti, ja-
kaz byla Sc il zmoanila pri je-
no piichodu. Tvar jeji byla XII
dna, zrak chladny, kdyz Ii.
smevem ponekud mrazivym k
nemu Sc obratila.
"Co minulo, pane notari, je
jako by umrelo - bylo by ma
renim SLOW i casu, kdybychom
chteli zabyvati Sc tim, co pre-
stale byti."
"kterak mann si vylaiadati
slova tato?" vpadl Conny Gle
do reGi. "Chcete tim skulecne
Tici, re jste mi odpustila, V
Gem jsem pochybil?"
'Zapomenme ma to, setkava
me Sc nyni "a okol lnosti zcela
rozdillnych. Ze jsme Sc uz dri-
We setkali, toho netreba dbati."
ITO nemozno!"
"Nemozno jest slovo, ktere
SC nehodi. Slibim-li, ze zapomc.
nu, tedy jest vasi povinnosti,
nezpomfnati a neni-li vam
to pfece mono, tedy zachovei
te 81 to pro sebe.'
Berta usmaia sc nan priveti-
We. Cotnny uklonil Sc uctivG. V
temz okamziku vessel novy
host.
'Hrabe Stralkrans - PAM
Lagerskogova," predstavovaf
hostitel.
Hrabe hluboce Sc uklonil.
Berta pozdravila no chladneji
Eez obycejne. Hrabe prohodil
nGkolik obycejnych zdvofNu-|
stek, a pax ubiral sc k Gertru-
dc, ably Sc il poklonil a nekolik
zdvolilych SLOW nj promluvil.
Zatim upraveno IA still a no
ste odcbrali Sc do iide!ny. "a
bava Il obeda byla ve,mi ella.
Po obGde vedl hrabG Bertu do
salonu zpGt usadil Sc vedlcI
nj.
"Od okresnlho sOudce Lied
grena jscm es dov6del, re pani
Lagerskogova byla majitelkou
statku, jejz jsem dnes koupil.
Dostalo Sc mi tedy s,esti, lie
jsem Sc stal vasim nastupcem."
Take doufam, re pan hra
tie nalezne velkou zalibu na
Kungsdalc, iehoz krasnou polo
hu ami vyliciti melze. Jen toho
zelim, ze jak mi bylo povedG-
no, koupil jste statek ten prilis
draho."
"Jc-li tomu TAX, pax musitc
obvihovati .jen okresniho soud-
&C Licdgretna a 0ulilre Wennc-
Ia; ustavicnym prirazenim phi
drazbc chteli mn6 prekaziti
koupi statku; avsak chtel jscm
KungsdM koupjti stuj co stuj.'
"Vule vase, pane hrabe, wi
tezila tedy zapase.'
"To sc stava vzdy. Ale dovol
tc mi otazku, proc js,e KUngs-
dial prodala? Je-li statck tax
pGkny, jak pov6st di. ncpocho-
puji, zc jcho majitelka mohla
jej opustit Il cd neho Sc odlou-
Citi?'
"Opustila jsem statek proto,
zc mnG moji pribuzni nabidli
ituto novy domov, a lepodrzela
no, pcI1evadz pf'iimy me toho
nepfipoustGly."
Hrabe a Berta jeSte chvili
rOzmlouvali Q puvabu zivOta
venkovskeho "a pax rozprava
preSla ma cestovani.
Kdyz hoste vypili kavu, ma
,,.h n Cto,.4,.,Co prOp N .zku
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'''''''* ,!E.az SALES *'
POklQd U m0H.
y
No0idn. PTei0tH H. KS
PIERRE SALES
PfeiotH H. KS.

e4 1lA4 ANI0 al1A1NI0ln M0 N10M1MM MMGI0W I'll
: kym. kdyz jsem te videl Spiel
nc Sc strhanym oblicejem, mel
lsem ten hloupy napad te vzbu
dit"
"A pomyslil jsi 81, ze jsem
} mluvil re spanku!" zvolal Max
spesne.
"Tedy DEF pozor," pocal
Max po chvili mlceni. "Prici-
nlm Sc, abych vse jasne a IRE
telne rekl, i to, CO zdanlive mlu
vi proti mne."
"Proti tobe? Proc jsi obaa-
llovan? A ky'n?"
| Jeste me- pravil Max, "a
le jak by mne nemeli obvino-
vati, je-li podezreni dokonce i
" rodine, kdyz mole sestra Sc
mnou minule ,noci iednala ja-
ko vrahem a hnusne pochyby
ctu oci sveho otce? Musim
ii to vsecko iici, tobe, jenz
pfipade soudni zaloby. budes
jiste mym zastupcem."
"Muzes tom pochybovati
priteli? Ale vypravuj mi vse,
nebot' mozna, ze prave v okol-
nosti, jez mluvi proti tobe, od-
halim tvoji nevinu.'
| Cm dale Max pokracoval We
SVEN vypravovani, tim kid
neJsi Sc staval vyraz jeho obli-
teje. Rodinna cest diktovala
Maxovi male obmezeni pravdy
" obsirne zprave o celem dra-
natu nezmnil Sc pouze o MALE
zu psani "a kamenem We sta
re vezi. takze ma pomeru mezi
Albinou a Jirim Lureau neby-
10 mic zavadneho. Albina zls-
tala cistou, neposkvrnenou.
Ale pochopis zoufalstvi u
boheho devcete. Albina mysli.
jako sc bude domnivati cely
fsvet, ze jsem ia vrazdu spachal
ponevadz jsem il byl ma bliz-
lku. Snad ovsem toto podeZI'e-
mi pred soudem nevyrkne. Ale
tryni, mily Roberto, vypra,o-
Val jsem ii vSecko. Je mi jako
zapasniku, k.ery vstoupiv na
boiiSte posloucha svych sekun-
dantu a svedku a necini mic,
nez co mu oni rozkazi. RoZka-
zuj tedy. CO mann tedy ciniti?'
Bud ujiSten, dokud nikdo
ia tebe takovou zalobu nevzne
81. re nikomu podobne podez-
reni nenapadne," odpoved6l
Robert. "Tvoje chovani nes,ni
tedy tobe prozraditi cloveka,
jenz Sc musi haiti. PriSel isl
sem, abys 81 vyprosil ma otci
obnos sedesasi tisic franku Q
ktery isl pfisel We hire. TvuJ o.
tee "a nynejSiho stavu veci je
sam ponekud V tisni a nemohl
ii vyhoveti. Ale tvuj pritel Ro-
hertz Bois-Hclieru dava ii ie k
disposici."
''Takove obeti nemohu od
tebe priimouti. Kdy budu S to
ii penize vratit?'
"Nerekl isl prave, re jsi ga
pasnik, ienz musi poslouchati
svoje sekundanty? ia jsem two
Jim sekundantem a poroucim ii
abys mi neodporoval. Kdy kon
ci tvo.ie dovolena?"
Ultra rano nam byti u sve-
ho pluku. Avsak telegram do
MeauXX dOstaci."
"Tento telegram neodesies.
Prisel isl sem "a urcitym uko-
lem; ponevadz tento je vyplnen
vratil isl Sc ma svoje misto. To-
huzel nejsem tax bohat. abych
! I'll hotove penize mohl dati Sc
bou. Ale Pc tvem prijezdu do
MeauX dam ii potrebne podpi.
sy. take celia tn otazka je de-
finitivne vyrizena. Ztratil isl
peniZe pred svymi kamarady,
pred mimi musis penize take o
| devzdati.'
The daily banner., 1919-08-16
$4,000 TO FIGHT
COAL PROFITEERS
Greensboro, n. c., to Sell
Fuel at Cost.

Greensboro, n. c., Aug. 16.-J. Il.
Hughes, wealthy real estate operator,
has rendered to the city commission
ers of Greensboro $4,000 in cash,
without interest, to be used for the
purchase of coal at the mines to sell
to the people of Greensboro at cost.
This offer carries with it not sin
gle condition, although the proponent
suggests the advisability of an inVes-
tigation first to determine whether or
not the coal dealers are charging too
much for their product.
Mr.. Hughes was moved in the mat
ter by recent advances in the price Of
coal, which are generally believed to
be unjustified, the dealers presumably
receiving their stocks under old con-
tracts and at old prices. In raising
prices from fifty cents to $1.50 the
dealers fail to make it clear that they
are paying more f@r coal now than
ihey have been paying heretofore.
The daily banner., 1919-08-16
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