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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20


ty penlze,'' pravil Herbert
chraplavym hlasem.
Mezi tim podarilo Sc Gaspar
dovi, nevedomo jak, uvolnlti 81
ruce a vyjmouti z kapsy bam-
bitku.
"fferberfe,' pravil Gaspard,
"ty musis zemfiti mou rukou.
Boifm Sc, ze by Sc tt postestilo
"a pomoci vytecnych obhajcu
spravedlnosti Sc vymknouti.'
V tom okamzenl zahoukla
stTeina rama Herbert kacel Sc
ma zem S roztristenou lebkou.s
Ejhle, tot odplata krvaveho
,zlocinu jeho.
IA Editu bylo to pfilis.
Vzkriknouc zdesene, sklesla
.baz sebe do naruce Percyho.
Kdyz rano procitla mdlo-
by, tazala Sc slabym hlasem:
"Kde to jsem?"
"Jste ma bezpecnem miste,
drahG dite.' 'odpovedel j nez-
ny HAS osetrovatelky.
"To .iste Wy, pani Lyndova?
Ach, jak jste dobrotiva. Avsak
! Il koho 10 jsem?'
"V strycovem, viastne V ma
sem dome odv6tila pani, ce-
,!ujic divku ma cello jak alaba-
str hcbouGke.
"kde jest Percy?" tazala Sc
! divka.
"Zde, u tebe, milacku muj! J"
,zvolal mladik, ktery otazku dl-
,yCinu We dverich zaslechl.
! Kdyz byl Editou nekolik
slov promluvil a il celou zuli-
/ bal, pravil k matce sve:
atinko, mann nejake rize-
nj s iistym panem, ktery mne
oCckava We vedlejsim pokoji.
w zajist6 co nejpecliveji Edit
K, oSetrovati budete."
"Vi nnj otcc, re jsem v bez-
Irocnosti?" taZala Sc Edita.
"Vi; my prom poslali a citi-
itc,i Sc dosti silna, zavolame
ioj.'
con 0 mne velmi krive sou-
| dill. neni-liz pravda pani Lyn-
dova."
j "Nebyio to ami tax jeho, : ia
10 vinou advokata Gasparda.
On pTenahleni sveho srdecne
/ Holi."
, 80, ia mu cd srdce rada cd
DouStim, jen kdyby byl jiz lu!'
Y tom okamziku otevreli Sc
dVero a p. Dismore nasledovan
, Percym vessel.
Vrhna Sc k lozi divcinu na
Do kolena, volal Sc slzami v ocich
"Odpust' mi mile dite,s od-
q rust' mi, re jsem ii tax haneb.
! ne ublizil!
!. Percy ponechal pana Dismo
4 ia dcerou ieko samotny a ode
bral Sc do komnaty, kde jej p
Ii Mervyn a Tomlin ocekavali.
n "Jak je ii?" tazal Sc par
Il Mervyn dychtive.
l. "Procitla,' odvetil Percy
} "Uvedl jsem k nj prave otce j
+ jiho."
It "Neboha divka," pravil o&s
Percyho, eco musela prestati.
n "Nyni panove,' zacal To
v Min, jeiz vyse uvedena rozml'
n va nuditi zacala, "byl by cas-
abychom v6c privcdli ke konc
al Wy musite pi'ipustiti, re user
d, Verne a svedomite 1lohu svo
L. |vykonal."
i, '"To radi pripoustime, Toni
o. me-" pravil p. Mervyn, "vy jst
I'd dostal poctive slovu svemu
e. zaslouzil jste 81 mzdu Svol
I'll Zde vezmete."
ei Pri tech slovech podal mu b
r. llk bankovek.
&C. "Netreba, abych 81 je prep'
"a tital', minil Tomlin, strka.
ra ponlze do kapsy. "Vy jste &C
a tleman a vim jiste, he by is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20

muc1Cl prlLOflllOStl SVou q oiloo
i zvastem O lasce? Vyridte
mu, dobry muzi, re jej Z hlou-
bi duse nenavidim, a re choVa-
Ii Ike mne jiskficku citu V GER
mem srdci SVEN, nejlepe mne
to osvedci, nebude-li mne zne-
pokojovati."
Ale sotva posledni slovo z
ust il yyslo, zavrzly dvere V
rezvych verejich a mimi vkro-
Gil Opratka, vyfinteny jako ma
zalet, ac prave tato vyfintenost
tim ostreji serednost jeho OBJ
razela.
Pokynuv zalarnikovi, ably Sc
vzdalil, priblizil Sc jaksi S o.
stychem k spanile veZence, KITE
ra, skubnouc sebou, zrak svuJ
IS opovrzenlm cd neho odvrati-
la, a pravil:
"Milovana Mario! AckollV
'isem Cd vas otce vaSeho tax
.rizne byl odbyt, neudusil Jsem
prece V srdci SVEN ohen lasky
k vam planouci; a kdezto by
jiny nenavisti k vam byl ma
plnen, tn ia pred vas predstu-
puji V okamziku, kdy vam "a
huba hrozi, abych vas vysvo-
bodil."
90 wy oSmetniku!" zvolala
Marta, roznicena licomernostl
toho padoucha; ivy re pricha-
zite, abyste mne vysvobodll?
Wy, ktery jste pflcinou meho a
otcova neSt6sti?Ve Vasem srdcl
snad procitla Slechetnost daV-
no a davno uspana? Coz nenl
na tom dost, re jste mas do Ia
lare pTipravil, a nyni jeste pfi
.chazite, abyste sOuzenl me oSe
metnou licomernosti dOvrSo-
val? Klidte Sc! Radeji ze-
mru, nez-li bych ruky sve vam
podala,~ nebot pfedobfe vim.
kan bijete."
"Ano, "a ruku tvou te "a
dam, krasna divko!" A pr
tech slovech klesl ma kolena
"Na kolenou t6 proslm, ne {
! lasku tvou ale utrpnost, o sll
tovani clov6kem nestastnym
Vim, re isem Seredny, vim X
mne nikdo Ma sv6tG milovat
Inemuze, ale slitovani, slitovan
Sc prece smim u tebe dozebra
| IT,"
| Vzhlizeje k divce zraken
prosebnym, chtel rukou sVo'
|jeji ruku uchopiti, ale ona je
lodstrcila tax prudce, re div n
Izem sc nesvalil, a zvolala:
| "Slitovani? M6Is ty site
lvni, kdyz jsi zakefne "a tenn
lnoci obydli nase prepaid
mne a otce meho, ktery sc n
Ikdy neslechetnym skuJkem i
| zneuctil, Sc zmocnil a do vez'
lni mas zavl6ci dial? Ne, M
umuc mne, Ma hranici mne VII
| ii! ia nikdy ruky sv6 ii nep'
lam. Nejtryzneplnejsl sml
Dude mne slasti vedle te desr
nysl6nky - byti tvou mal
i zelkou!"
"Marto, netrveite tax tVrd
i sine ma sve zahub6. Jakko
< Ipokorny Sc nynl jeVlm, Sc
= strast vasi zebram, mohu
; chvilce jen nenavisti VzpLano
j j "a vas V hroznych tech plan
: mech zniciti. V6zte, re is
ldplne V moci me, vezte, re
: jediny pokyn mui, ma neko1
Il SLOW ust Wy otec vas snE'
:i nropadnouti muzete. PraVi1
81 Wy otec vas" a Ma sloVo ot'
) dial Opratka zvlastni duraz.
al Slovo to neminulo Sc uclnk
Y! "Muj otec, muj drahy, q
J. Dry otec ma skrze mne
e smrt veden byti?' vzkrikla
ie lvyslovnou uzkostl jata.
ooze, vnukni mne myslenE
a kterak vysvoboditi iej z uk1
u nych drapu mstivych katar
& Ikterak uspofoti sedinam Je
i1 | zneucteni vefejna pop
O. Wy"
i "Nuz, Mario, dosud mne
a initiate? Rad6ji samu sebe
otce sveho obetujete, nez by
r. podala ruky sVG muzl, kt'
n ac neni hladkych libezh!
sc vari, prece V srdci SVEN m
lou, nevysloynou, ncVyhla
L L., N y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20
PRODA Sc:

S175.OO mluvici stroj za $500
$4,000 mluvicl stroi ia $500
S125.OO mluvicl stroi IA $65.o0
$q5.OO mluvici stroi "a $55 90
7 $500 mluvlcl stroj ga $500
Rekordy 10palcove, obou-
strane po 45c, Jelly 2 pakllky
15c, uplne move. Haste Sc
elsie sol Storer Ave. CSC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20
KAPITOLA XIII.

Starry privoznik a dcera je-
no Marta uvrzeni byli do We
zcni protestantske inkvlSlce.
Nebyl to sice hlubOky sklep,
do nehoz ami paprsek slunce
vniknouti namuze, ale tesna k0
mu!rka iednim silnymi mrize-
mi chran6nym okenkem, We
doucim do dvora vysokou zdl
obehnaneho. Jediny nabytek
komurce t6 byla prycna, KITE
ra v6znovi "a loze i sedadlo
stul slouziti musela. Komur-
ka. do niz byla uVrzena Marta
byla pon6kud pohodln6ji zari-
zena, d to sice ma prlmluVu
Opratky, jak divce zalafnlk Wy
rizoval; cht6l Sc lotr ten nebo'
he divce zavd6citi a tax pone,
nahle il sobe nakloniti.
Starry Giles nezelel ami tai
sv6ho jako Martinyho osudu,
bavaje Sc, aby rama tato zdra
vi jeii nepodvratila. Dosud u
bohy meme ami tuseni, re Jes
anebo ze ma byti u cirkevniht
soudu zaloVan az carodeJstVl
domnival Sc, ze jsou zatcen
nasledkem prechovavani a u
kryti slecny RavensWoodoV'
a snad proto, re sluhum zako
ma tax nehorazne Sc protlVil.
A proto doufal, re po prV
MIN vyslechu dcera jeho II
svobodu bude propuStena Z
vsechen trest jen mad Jeh
hlaVou sc snese.
Zatim Sc m6la vec opacne
on byl zatcen a uV6znen Jen
tomu ell, ably Sc Opratka dee
Nv ieho zmocniti a il bud zt
hubiti anebo mravn6 zkazl
mohl. Marta byla hlaVnlm c
lem spiknuti, jez fanatikoN
sosnovali a take provedli. N
boha divka sama zly osud sVt
tuSila. ProcitnuVSi naru
Opratky, v6d6la, re on nike
iiny jest puvodcem jejlho n
st6sti proto doufala a co nc
na dcera tesla Sc, re otec leJl
brzku ma svobodu bude prop
st6n. Ona pax odevzdala
osudu sv6mu, nekojic a ne8al
Sc 2adnou nad6ji.
Bylo Sc jiz setm6lo, kdyz 1
larnik V zrezavelem zaml
klic otocil Sc sv6tlem a n
iakym pokrmem do V6zenl d
Gina vstoupil. Jsa muzem I
v6rcivym, blizil Sc k dlVce
iakousi 1zkosti a osloVil il h
SINE iaksi Sc chvejlcim.
"Panno Mario, tuto Vam p
na$im veCeri a oZnamuji va
2e pan Opratka ia chVlli
dostavl.
,"Opratka." vzkrikia div
ia celen t6le trnouc. 'Ten !
DOUGH, ktery jest vscho neS
sti naseho pricinou? kte,
snni Sc opovaziti predstoul
prede nl1le? Coz Jest tax s
du prost V srdci SVEN tax
tvrzev, ze jeste V zaaTi, do
hoX NINA y1Aho nahoht
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20

Obiednejte 81 jej aneb 81 pro
nej prijd'te a jiste shledate, re
je to Ia neilepsi nahrazka "a
pivo zapoy&zen6. Obdrzlte ce
sky nayod ku kazde varce. Ce-
ma vdrky j $1.00, V tuctu
T5c. stale objednavky vyri-
2ujeme podle prani a doVazl-
me do domu. Ia vytecnou
chut tohoto skoro-piya Ia
Va5i spokojenost tinlto la
hodnym napojem ruci
w. LANDA,
1884 r. l9. ul. a Park Junction
zadu, lnahoFe, Cleveland, o,
Mgz FlEg q! Z, IN EsEg n z % aa n I.s q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-20

LAiiO.
"PoznaIa jste jcj?'
"Poznala. Byl to prlteI otce
neho."
"Tyz uchazel Sc vasi rul1u,
aenfliz pravda?"
"rak mi byio Teceno," odve-
lila divka.
"a Wy jste ruky jeho zanit-
"Ano; posledn6 zde V tech
TO mlstech." :"
"Nevyhrozoval vam?"
"Vyhrozoval, pravil, re mne
tax dlouho V tomto v6zenl po-
.irzi, al odpor muj Zlon1l."
"Zminil Sc VAN n6kdy o va
sem otci a vykupnem?"
"Pravil mi jen, re otec mne
EaVrhl q ze mne AMI siysetl ne
chce', praviia divka.
"A nefekl vam krone toho,
zc on utvrdll We vaSam otci pre-
3v6dceni, re jste S jistym mia
dikem uprchla?'
"Ano, on sc tax ko mn6 Wy
siovil."
"D6kuji VAN, slecno, to nj
dostaci.'
A ohrativ Sc k zakuklcncilm,
pravil velitel:
'SIyseli jste vypovedi divci-
n.y."
"potVrzuji moji oblalobu
Habo ne?"
"Potyrzuji," do3tal ia odpo-
yCd'.
"Nuz, "Richmonde", slyS o.
lei svuj: "a prestoupeni odstav
&C x. stanov "Neznamych bra
t>i' jest6 t6to noci budes usmr
CEN"
Y tn chVili Vrhli Sc vSlchn
.Ctyfi praVi C!cnovG handy ~
Richnonda' a sVazali ho.
Ma to sc vrace!i ia sva mi
70, kdyz Percy na kfeslo w.
Is&ocil q vzkrilll:
jest cas!'
/ To bylo umluvend heslo je
Ij;ch ;iakmile bylo proneseno, ,oC
Iyrhlo vsech $esj nuzu, mezi II
mi Tomiin, Skrabo$ky, yrnl
Sc IA Gtyry prav9 cleny band.
q V minute je spoutaly, nebot
tito isouce prekvapenim eel
.ztrnuii na sebeobranu ami nept
inlysleli.
Ndy1 Edita Percyho pozna
la, byla skoken Il neho a ukr.
ia utTapenou tvar svou ma jeh
prsou.
" Percv." ZvoIaIa, "ja v6dt
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TWO. K1nLED.

Detroit, Mimi, Oct. s.-Ben Mes
helm OF Brainard, MINI, and his son,
Howard, aged s, died last night Of in
jur1es received when the Nesheim au-
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MRS. Blss0NNE1I ].
WAS ON VERGE
OF A BREAKDOWN
Had Suffered rs Years
Only Memory OF Trouble
Now. Remains

4ss. ''lr the first. time In twenty-five
years Fam able to take an outing and,
io1ns IN berry picking, and Tahlac gets
the whole credit" said Mrs. Hannah;
B1ssonnett Of 1901 Fourteenth St, Su-
periors. Wis, when seen by the Tan-,
lac representative a few. days. ago.
Mrs. Bissonnett fs the wife, Of the.
chief engineer of the power plant at
the Great Northern Railroad shops in
superior. = So
II had the worst sort Of stomach
trouble" continued Mrs. Bissonnett,
and everything I ate did me more
harm than good and raj would form
80 bad that I%could hardly get my
breath. / suffered from awful pains
get Sc dizzy that II would almost fall
over in my tracks before I could catch
myself; and often I was so weak 1
would have to go to bed. II don't be-
lieve anybody ever suffered with hay
fever like l. did, for L had it every
summer for twenty-five years. I had
pains in my neck and in the back Of
my head. and my whole system was
so rundown that I was on the verge
""I noticed about Tanlac in the
paper and tried it to see II It would
stop hay fever, and to my complete
surprise the hay fever has not only
entirely, gone but all my other
troubles have left me too. l. wasn't
expecting; all this at all and L must
say that I'm overjoyed at9my wonder
sTanlac for L feel better and stronger
than7Ishave TWENTY-FIVE. longsyears.
1t IS such a relief to know that I can
eat just anything I want and not have
the dread OF suffering afterwards for
my stomach doesn't trouble me like
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
Crime In Germany
ri Has Been Increased

= Berlin, Sept. neutrality-suspicious.
Of the Associated Press)-Germany
has increasingly taken to crime since
the revolution, and the once orderly
empire, where pickpockets were al
most Unknown and holdups @nd rob-
berries created a sensation, is UNDER
going an epidemic of crime. Probably
no system has proved more effective
than, in these days of uncertainty and
change, playing the official or4imper-
sonating q soldier, or. a,spoliceman.
Recently. two clever criminals who
discovered that a certain: man had
concealed in his house s115 :thousand-
mark notes of the. old TYPE and liable
to confiscation had. frightened him
into surrendering the money. on the
promise of escaping prosecution.
A real official, who. had .nosed out
the plot. entered Just in time to see
the transfer of the money. and really
lid confiscate it.: besides arrestinE
the three men. -
Q successful was another false
Iofnclal( scheme. Here, a group sue
ceeded in inducements q Who had
boarded so thousand-nark bills to
sell them atsa handsome profit. The
deal was I'M progress when fellow
'c~onspirators, posing as oficials, ap-
~ c~onfiscated the money. mad
SSSSSN Su0s ow1IO1s aAH-- yI-.
An airplane was used to capture
criminals when the authorities got
wind recently Of an attempt to carry
10000, 600 marks or an express train
to Munich whence they were to be
smuggled across the Swiss border.
Robberfes at railroad stations from
freight cars have been increasing to
a great extent. Countless cases of
false papers for the delivery of goods
nave been discovered, usually after II
was too late.
The discovery of two freieht-car
loads of bacon lying on a siding At 4
suburban station led to the discovery
OF a huge swindle originating in Hol.
land. conducted from the Rhineland.
and making use Of false bills OF lad
ing. Many railroad men were in
volved in a small way for their share
IN handling the faxed bills of lad
ing.
The constant s%windling extends to
every imaginable kind of food and
raw material. A young mar appeared
recently at a storehouse in central
Berlin and asked to have some cases
stored. When the warehouse watch
mar saw the cases he was suspicious
because h ycame from the imperial
textile plant at zwickau. So he re-
ported the presence of the cases, in
vestigation showed 5000 yards of tex
tiles worth 10000 markss and the
young man was captured by a ruse,
He had procured the cloth on q
forged order bearing the signature OF
n textile authorities.
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was hit by the North cosas
lomo4na ~ the Northern PACING -
a.cinck sunday afternoon, near = 4
|troit.
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u ADVERTISEMENT.
M
Double Chin
oA

IS you have . double chin and fab.
slsess OF tho face, or if you ara over.
sSscut IN other parts Of the BODY. e,t
one oh OF koroin Gin .capsules) It The
grugslst's; follow directions; beantifv
CUR, improve health, ~vivacity, ETC..
a simple system for reducing
Seight ten to sixty pounds. Eat ali
need; no tedious exercise or starv.
". OIL of korein is perfectly ham.
". Reduction guaranteed; or vour
oaek., Look and feel younger.
fat this advt outrso, you II remember.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
BANKER GOES TO
MINNEAPOLIS TO
IDENTIFY ROBBERS

Minneapolis. Mimi, Oct. &C. M.
Miller an ofacial Of the state Bank Of
Faith. s.. D., Is in Minneapolis today
to ascertain whether Edward Gabriel
and George M. Thompson, held in
custody on the charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons are the men irnpli-
Gated in blowing. the safe in his bank
last Monday night. 9, ,@
Gabriel and Thompson were taken
from a Great Northern train last We'd
nesday morning with $1,000 in silver
change in two suit cases. They also
carried two .automatics. On Saturday
the men were arraigned OIL q. charge
Of carrying concealed weapons and
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
Crookston Communit
Council Holds Meet

Crookston, MINI, Oct, e.-rhe
Community Council held its nrst get
together meeting at the club rooms
Of the Crookston Association Of Pub
lie Affairs last evening. This meet
ing was we'll attended.
The program consisted of ive
minute talks by Oscar Fredricks, C..
H. Geise, Rev. Hubbard, Mrs. IL. II.
Hodgson and G.. A. Youngquist. Prof.
Phlock rendered a piano solo and
Mrs. Leo Gavin led the community
singing. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. L. NJ. Davis, president Of tho
council, presided.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
Minnesota Landed
For Undertaking To
Form Aero Squadron

g. -' - r "'Gf - u. 6f.NTs"
st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 6.-Minnesota,
military authorities are congratulated
on havins,the enterprise to undertake
the organization Of an aero squadron
In b Minnesota National Guards.
General J. Mccarter, washington,
chief Of the militia bureau, stated in a
communication today to Adjutant
General w. F. Rhinow. The Mime
sofa offer has been forwarded to the
chief of star with a request for favor
able action, General Carter added.
General Rhinow's proposal for an
aero squadron in the Minnesota Ma
tional Guards, is nj Of the first made
to the war department. It is believed
at state military headquarters that
such a unit can be organized in Min
nesota with nearly 100 pilots and 40
aeroplanes. Organization plans viii
be. delayed, however, pending further
communication from the militia bur-
eau.
Herald Want Ads Bring Results. :.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
ence Dr.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablefa, the substitute fur calonel
d.. Edwards, a practidng physician
for II ,yeas and calomels oId-time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation md torpid ivers.
d.. Edwards Olive Tah1ets do not
contain calomel, but healing, soothing
vegetable Laxative.
Nopiping. is the Keynote Of these
little cpeted. oive-coloCed tab
kta They caGsethebureb and liver to
ct nosmal 1heysneyu force them
to Ip1hztEal1rfm. 4
Myouhave DIRK
bad hEeath-a dull trtdsfSeIng-ack
heod1cbe-tperid Observation-Disclosures,
yoIu ind quicks md pleasant re.
1@Ds6um one drgtWQof d. EdwardS'
Give Tablets at bedtime.
Ihousandsta take the1nevesynght INST
toEeepuSht 1Tythem lNcand25c
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reported the position Of his balloon

reported the position of his balloon
last night rs approximately $50 miles
northeast of st. Louis.
Capt. McCullough's craft pene-
trated a heavily wooded and sparsely
settled section just cast of Georgian
Bay and landed near the town Of
Parry, according to a message to
Maj. Albert Bond Lamert. in charge
of arrangements for the flight.
Across a wild country, crossing
many streams, Captain Mccullough
made his way in three days afoot to
Wausamik, where he filed the mes
sage yesterday. Other than the hard
ships of that trip, the message stated.
he and his aide. Bernard Won Hof-
man, had undergone no unusual ex-
periences. The ~ men were return
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SIXTY KILLED
INNR|ECK OF A
MEXICAN TRAIN
lost Of Casualties Were
Among Second Class
Passengers.

-adexico City, Sunday. Oct. Silk
2 persona were killed today in =
feck OF q LAredo-Mexico City pass
ger train which was derailed be-
een @Venegas and Saltillo. Belief Is
s3pressed that at least fifteen more
Aere killed in the accident.
1.-THE train left Laredo Saturday and
rs heavily loaded, especially with
.sncond class passengers, among whom
the deaths occurred. The casualties
knong the first class passengers were
united to more or less serious in
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
PARTY
ARRIVED al
NIAGARA FALLS

Niagara Falls, N. r, Oct: ms III
royal family iof Belgium arrived neIe
On their special train from Boston tnis
morning to view the wonders OF NJ
agAra Falls.
During the day It is expected they
win visit the Canadian ade.
Queen Elisabeth Is especia,ly
anxious to explore the walks about the
falls and rapids.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
Av1AToRs LEAVE w1NoNA.

+ ,winona. Num-. oct. s.-After
showerins winona with literature ad-
vertising the forthcoming Salvaf1on
Army home service fund campaign.
the all-American pathhnders left at
.10:46 a. M, for the Twin City base.
The seven planes hoped of within
a few minutes Of each other. They
travelled along the course of the Mis-
sissippi. A few aerial photographs
were made here this morning.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
Cigarette Smoking
Increasing Among
The British Women

London. Sept 437-tcorrespondence
of the Associated Pre@)-Cigarette
smoking is N the increase in Eng
according to experts. One estimate
places the demand for cigarettes at
twice, what it was before the war
Women s1nokefa good deaI3smbre
than formerly" satda ons' tobacco man,
some OF theta scaA,tt eyASns hang
out the washing 5knletN ~the3shAve =
cigarette in heirsIn0utf1s,,' yssEe ~ "
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-10-06
Ewo4 Balloon Crews
: Are Still Missing

81. Louis, Mo-, Oct. .S.-Although
wo balloon crews in the national
championships race have been missing
Or foursdays and a half. anxiety over
heir fate considerably lessened
ast night when it was learned that
lie pilot and aid of a third balloon
'aportsd missing had landed Thursday
nd spent three days penetrating the
Unsettled Parry Sound region Of On
ario.
1.-THE two remaining craft to be
Rardl from are the St. Louis v and
he Wichita Kans., entry. Two Of the
sSflloons reporting so far landed in
Perry Sound region. and race Of
55EiAls are confident that the pilots
vt to be heard from have landed
lsSfely and are now making their way
10 sorne point of communication with
AAe outside world.
! Mccullough Reports.
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. s.-Three days
after landing in an isolated section
@ Canada, Captain Paul j. McCul-
aaough, plotting the St. Louis "a in the
anatiohal championship balloon race,
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ing, the message added, for the bal

The eighty-four's distance record
does not change the result so far as
known Of the championship. the
Goodyear II, piloted by Ralph Upson,
having made a fight Of 1850 miles.
Captain McCullough's report last
night gave added assurance to Of
ficals Of the race that the crews Of
Kansas. entry Inc the st. Louis ".
probably have undergone a similar
experience and have. landed in some
remote northern section.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1919-04-16
Novel Use Has Been
Found For SeaWeed
Associated Press

LONDON, April 16-A novel use
has been found here for seaweed
Combined with crushed Stag and other
heretofore neglected waste mineral
products, it is used to make kind of
concrete out of which are being fash
ioned building bricks and blocks The
seaweed acts as a binding and siren
gthening element. Is
Arrangements are being made to
put up large number of houses COM
posed entirely of these blocks, and it
is predicted that the material, owing
to it's cheapness, will aid in solving
the housing problem.
Not only the foundations and walls
trt the doors, window frames and
mantel- pieces are to be constructed
of the new concrete. The houses are
to be made in sections and bolted to-
gether. The window-frame is a new
idea in itself. The glass, in one large
pane, slips into slot and the edges
of molding are then turned over, so
as to grip it. To mend broken win
dow will be a simple matter and
will not require the services of q
glazier.
1t is said that dwellings, made of
the concrete will be warm and thor
oughly dampproof.