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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15
Scufundarea unui vapor.
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in Prussia 81 i'll celelalte state
germane carl si-;iti dat regii la O
parte fara indoiafa ca exista I'M
considerable element monarchic,
caruia nu-i place de loc noua sta
re de lucruri. De altfel monarchi-
stii Germani sunt destul de pru-
denti ca sd nu-si tr1mbiteze pro-
.paganda pc piete. Gel putin a
cum Ell isl dau seama ca m sunt
altceva deceit o minoritate slaba 81
neinsemnata 81 Cd singura Tor 81
guranta no vor gasi deceit in Ia
cere.
I'm spirit mai fndrasnet Sc ga
seste acum in Ungaria. Guvernnl
republican al statului Maghiar e.
ste foarte slab. Armata ungara G
demobilizata 81 forte arnate Ro-
mine, JugoslaM 81 Ceho-Slovace
au ocupat mari 1ntinderi de pa
mint din ceea ce a fost odata
Ungaria, Protestul lllia Karolyi 81
celor eel sprijinesc a. fost fara
nici un eject, zadarnic.. Rclama
lui de republicanis1n este o ninfica
tOatA.
I'm Budapesta s'a vazut Q nlcli-
mare 81 mai mare catre monaf-
chism. Acolo All avut loc Nstrigate
sgomotoase in favo&rea llnui rege
81 dupa cum Sc vede guyeYilul n a
fost in stare sa Ia vre-o maAnra
de represiune. Nh sc site precis
daca monarchistii Ger reintrona-
rea regelui Carol, dar char daca
Carol nu e dorit acofO, fara doar
81 poate ca monarchiStii aprecia-
I'd calitatile unui alt membru al
familisi Habsburge.
Par'ca e Gu nepptinta, restaura,.
rea unei .monarchii in ungari&
sau in celelalte t&ri earl s an scu-
lat impotriya regilor Totusi IN A.
,ceasta pfirinta 1limeni nu poate
szice CA A pozitiv pe ceea 90 spllne,
Misterul reactiei portaeh heze z M
ca neresOlvat, 81 yu reactie tlnga-
reasca ar Il mai putin de lpirares
mai en- seAma ca Unea aria inca 4 q
ayutstimp 81 Sc sth hi1eascf pc ~
punet AZ veders mocrk iar
demeeratia 4 v8kl 80 l,nmai ia+'
IL nm espect slab njsteusis Ii I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15
RECTIf1UARE.

in publicatia data de societatea
,,Albina. din New Castle, Pa,
despre alegerea functionarllor pc
perioada prima a anului corent.
din gresala MI s'a pnblicat hume
lie tuturor membrilor ce compun
jnrihl societatii. Prih aceasta fa-
Gem cuvenita rectificare annntind
CD juriul este compus din urmato>
ri frati membrii: :
loan Oprea, Simion Metea, Ac-
-sente Pacnfar, Ioai, Oprean 81 a
oan Moldoyan,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15

= Columbus, Ohio. S'a dat un
ordin de la capitala statului ca
toti doctorii din Ohio sd raporte-
re toate cazurileS de boale veneri-
ce, 81 doctorii facind aceasta MI
vorl Fl fnvinuiti de ,,tradarea GU
voia secretului professional"
Costul r&zboiului. Washing
ton. - Ministrul Baker a anuntat
ca razboiul in total a costat pc
Ftoti beligerantii suma de 193, 900.
600, 900 de dolari, conform socote-
lilor facute Ia ministerul de rak-
boi.
Dams in hiserica. Sandusky.
- Prima serie de mtruniri init
me, la care Sc danseaza 81 Sc joa-
ca CART, avut loo seara trecuta
la biserica First Congregational,
sub directia preotului Charles FL.
Small. A luat parte foartc multa
lume. Ceilalti preoti s'au ma
pustit Gu critica pc Rev. Small,
insa dinsul zice Cd are 81 le arate
ca are ideie hana.
fnchiderea unei banci. - Pitts
burg, Pa. - Odata cu arestarea
casierului J. F. Swartz, acuzat ca
ar fl furat suma de 250,0O0 de
dolari, institutiunea financiara
numita Park Bank fost inchisa
Foaia de stare a bancii arAta de-
puneri de 2.235.s59 dc dolari la
l Ianuarie.
Un bandit ,fl&nind. Spring
field. I'll. = fntr una din locuin-
tele de aici a intrat noaptea tre-
cuta un bandit 81 cfnd a plecat
luat GU ell trei pfunds de cir
natl. un gallon de magion,S niste
lapte 81 citva unit. Toate. lucruri-
le de valoa1re All ramas heatinse.
Oparita in apa fisrta. 1hnton.
Ohio. - O fetita de dol ami q
d-nei Loren Boswell s'a oparit de
moarte pc cind a tras de pc sea
un caldare cu apa fiarta.
Scufundarea unui vapor. -
Christiania. Vaporrll Olandez
GU numele Rick lovit o nina 81
"a scufundat la trei mile dc Goa
sta norvegiana. Personalul fost
salvat 81 debarcat la Christian
stad. Vasul facea cursa intre Rot
terdam 81 Bergen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15

Bulgari! 81 te cutremuri de SER.
ba 81 mimic!
N'aveau pamfnt nici leee. lar MOI
le-am dat tara;
La Rahova 81 Peyna al nostri
singerara
Luptind Gu semiluna, sal scape
din sclaWe.
LEAN dat din scoli lumina, din
punga noastra banul ~
Caci lam fl vrut prieten plapin-
dul ..stat" vecin.
Oar el p7ndea in nmbrHcu coltii
>de veiin
Ca sa ne music, fiara! Att STA,
bostanul.
La vorba noastra blinda. el si-as-
cutia toporul,
La raza de lumina, scr1snea o
fata sumbra,
Gu mintea lui opaca, Deid Ivan
din umbra,
Rindea ca sa-si loveasca miselnic,
salvatorul!
81 ne-au lovit tilhariA hoteste pc
la spate,
M singuri. ci cn altii. banditi tot
ca 81 Ell; <
Lovira tilhareste. pc cfnd nn (
neam de leiJ
Sbutase sa 'mplineasca un Wis de
libertate.
Napircile muscara Oar rana-a-
dinca foarte
Cicatrizata fi-va Ne focul nostru
Stint. j.
Caci cei ce ne sapase miselnic ,in
m0rmfnt
Si-au scris la Turutcaia sentinta
lor de moarte!
Radu >Cosmin..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15
INFORMAL

Hamburgul in stare de asediu.
= Basel. - I'M Hamburg s'a de-
clarat starea de asediu 81 va con-
tinua sa ramie in vigoare pima ce
locuitorii orasului vor preda toate
armeie ce lie an in posesia lor. Pa
trulele, care Ger aceste- arme, iau
lactiune severa contra, scelor ce Sc
lopun.
Sosirea unor soldati raniti. -
New York - Astazi sosit aici
lvaporul Santa Teresa. aducind pc
bordul hi1 400 de soldati bolnavi
Isl raniti. Tot odata Gu Ella mai
sosit inca un vapor Gu nnmele Pc
arless, pc care sunt 16l de soldati.
mai toti din California. ~
Ludendorff in Suedia. Co
lpenAaga. Sc anunta ca genera
lul Lldendorff. operatorul mast
nariei de razboi Germaniei, To-
cueste in Suedia sub .numele de
Ernst Lindstroem 81 : pozeaza
drept m consilier al legatiunei
germane de aci.
l 5s r
Pentru lnlaturarea rosilor. -
Santiago, Chile. in nrma is
bucnirilor revolutionare de amin
doua partiie granitei dintre Ar
Igenfina 81 Chile, guvernnl Gillian
ia pregatif b intilnire Gu autorita
| title sdin Argentina, Ia care sd a.
ranjeze chestii de frontiera 81 de
txtradare.
Tren c8gut Ia rfu, Franklin,
Pa. Trenul express PittsbunE &
buffalo Fsarit de pc sine in dreb-
|tul locaIitatii ST. George, cazind
| n rfuI Allegheny. Tn tren de a.
l.j1tor, incareat Gu docfori 4 plecat
|la orele / din Oil City snre locul
dczast Fulsi
votars psatru greyk south
port ltnR1 1lias Federatia mine
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
FORTY CENT COTTON.
(St. Louis Post Dispatch.l

(St. Louis Post Dispatch.)
With cotton at 10 cents, remarks
q southern naragrapher we hear
no loud calls for Uncle Sam to steI
in and stabilize the market. Cotton
has been restored to his throne ant
i'm the king1iest accents may pro-
claim himself monarch of all he
surveys. Still. there are those tC
dissent from that imperial pro-
nouneement. The agricultural pa
pers of the south refuse to be be-
dazzled by cotton prices. the high
est in history save for all but the
eottonless period following The civil
war.
Call cotton king. if you will, they
say. but don't let him become an
absolute monarch. Limit his do
main and his authority. For what
does 20 cent cotton profit the south
ern farmer if he has to pay the
money out Immediately for the ne
resslties which he might produce
himself?
That the southern farmer can
provide handsomely for The needs
of his own household and have a
surplus to ship to hungry market
is a Widely accomplished fact. But
this fact has been so .onvincingiy
demonstrated in Geneva County.
Ala. that the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture has hulie-
tined the diversified story. This one
county last year exported i13 ear
loads Of hogs. 9S carloads OF cattle,
2SS carloads of peanuts, 81 Of hay.
~ of corn. i5 OF velvet beans. And
The Department. letter states that
only 10 per cent Of Geneva County
is under cultivation and less thaa
half of thai has reached % per cent
OF IFS maximum production.
There is anxiety less The high
price of cotton lure the southern
farmer away from crop diyersifi-
cation. TO which he has been re-
luetantly converted after long,
CRYING for eottond ?emfwypbmbm
arduous campaign. with the
worlds crying need for cotton. as
set forth by leading textile manu-
facturers and economists of Eu-
rope. at the recent international
plans for reducing the cotton acre
age. which were formulated last
spring. are very likely TO be aban-
doned. The present danger is not
from reduction but expansion of
cotton acreage at the expense of
other crops. Such a development,
1t is held, would be grave mis-
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Both Rich and eoos Have
tendency 10 Be On Watch
Tor Faults ct the Other

Ros fn2ee0 enc FACE p. ehae hefe
are idle poor anN idle sich: and shere
are busy eoos ana Busy sich. Many .
hegSa1 IS 40 1azy ~ n Ae Aa0 cen
tliousanA ssarss an0 many . man
% large fortune 70 Nusiee chan mis- or
ran0 bog, an@ WOULD aeve4 ehink Of
etoppinR 30 the atreet % Vlay Nap-
Ales. Vhess 10 working class
strong and hapgy-among Goth eich
ana Vooe: shsre 10 an Idle class
weak, GickeA. anN Miserable-among
Goth oich and poos. An0 ths Gorst
of che misunderstanding arising De-
tween The two orders come of the un-
lucky fact that the wise Of one class
habitually contemplate the foolish Of
the othee. If the busy rich people
watched and rebuked the idle rich
people, all would be right; and II the
busy poor watched and rebuked the
idle poor people. all would be right.
But each class has tendency to look
for the faults of the other.-Ruskin.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
VHE POLICE sIlRSe
official Proceedings ~ tl.e Session
SIelA ~ Thursday. Nos. o.

3 hresefsrq, -. Nov o. 0949
She Police 1urs ~ Caddo Gar :
| ish, e.ouisiana NEE this q3tlo .loy
% November. 1919. ~ 10 o'clocb o.
| no. isl regular esssion. ". o. o.rAV-
for6 presiding. ~itle the following
members Orssene: 70. b. Dickson.
z. D.. NcGaisl. o. n. Rosenblstls, o.
=. Sebastian. O. =. Bartmese. D. q.
Gayle. .. :. solls. q. ,. Rrysop. -Ah
cent: 8. ". Grosw. o. 10. sIase. Or.
| r. xurman.
81 wac mosee ~ Rr. CAVE Snd
duly seconded that the reading of
| the minutes of Octobee 9th. 1919,
be dispensed with and adopte6 as
| published. Motion adopted.
Mr.. Dickson on committee Ge-
ported in the matter of Martin vs..
Jacobs. Ward Eight. that this con-
| tention did not concern in any way
, the parish. but was entirely be
tween the contending parties.
Mr.. Gayle moved that the report
be accepted and the committee re
lieved from any further eonsidera-
j ton of the matter Motion adopt
ed.
The truant officer resolution and
comfort station matter was on mo-
/ tion continued owing to The alb
sence of Mr.. Furman.
The weights and measures ord
nance continued owing to the ab-
sence Of special counsel Barnette.
The secretary reports having re-
eeived Sss.o5 from the levee board
balance due on the Prairie River
bridge.
The road in ward seven sec. 30
R. i3 continued.
Claim of VI. :. Wasson continued.
The engineer reported 4hae as
there was no roadway between
Wright Island plantation and the
adjoining property. that the petit
ton Of Mrs. Waodley be dismissed
as the parish had no jurisdiction
in The matter.
Mr.. Gayle moved that the report
be accepted Carried.
The communication Of r. r.
Barnes referred to the good roads
committee.
The claim of NJ. q. Angel for loss
of cow from dipping referred to
Special Counsel Barnette.
A note of thanks from the u. C..
y. camp was received and filed
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Parker Endorset? hs %lte Etas.s a'sss
:3hs RossSeo

II was on November 70. l9t% enst
the New GrItans Statee ~ditorialls
welcomed John VI parker'S return
fo the Democratic fold. This edl-
tarial hristlei With rra'Setul
phrases. Mr.. Parker was not then
candidate tor governor. Said the
States in this editorial:
whether he's for us or agains;
US I'm the future is not important.
His return to the party is impor-
taut- If He wants to run for any
office i'm the Democratic Primary.
ours will not he the voice To say
him nay
Why is the States opposing Par
ker today? The answer is PLAIN
and direct. Parker would not com
NIT himself to Bossism.
At that time the States favored
the return of the ProgressiNes TO
rehabilitation in the democracy.
The progressives We're not Re
.puhlicans. but men dissatisfied with
the management of their parties
as were the Lily Whites and the
Populsts. 1t was in the States
issue of November II. 1916. that
this newspaper wished editorially
to place Mr.. Parker in the Demo-
cratic cabinet of President Wilson
as recognition of "the magnifi-
cent service he had rendered Pres
ident Wilson" These are only a
few of the many Endorsements OF
Mr.. Parker by the States.
The pertinent question now IS.
"Why has the States altered its
views of man acclaimed to he
well fitted for the United States
or for any office in the Democrat
10 primary. which. in Louisiana. is
equivalent to an election
One reason is that Mr. Parker
refused to give his promise or
pledge ITO any scheme of the bosses
of New Orleans of which the States
is their champion.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
More Pointers Cog SaeGaaPiaD NeiessS
RS gS iSY Ng. Ss9ceoeg.l

= Rg WiSY SS. SsVcsDeg.l
Q. Weiee eolneeh'gg @qiginag
onvus9l 60 Go eei's.seas GGo,ao elsy esso
esl run os moto9iaS
!. WYiooe seHriss sAas aS@ aassP-
psniss ussNs-n.9 @Hao pSeasss gelp.
90 Make SO,sse stories gyassical-
Please ocNesnSss obdo picture esple
is o eoueiuees aaa2 ssns ao ar8 9netd-
eusisls.
8. ssusss ssuls' asssseQ - eBon't
sub0lie s'oaeies 6siWoslse
3. Wake S0us ssasie@ gyaNeiDle.
Who eassossin'es sare9sscAs,s e9ories.
do ao0 se4reasao soah Sif@
g. Weo0op e0o sSve 90 series ehat
as~ sup a9eseaneS Gsoss ansssesR, mo-
!.rw e'oos los shsV se7aase se'l0 Gun,
|escse -esas gsoS'Sosne. g''sase eemen-
Hes. % So,0 eoso wsaae o ssors big
os,eelsss o,o eayngeas9 wife enc big
sisoieso ugeses eaoGag eN's are onay
y os0ies sossg esnoe oD,g gosesge.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16

R.desss I. j. Eld2e. :. ?. isune
= c, etes-ert. oee1misionereo ., H
70. homae clerk.
On ~ 10 hereho require and di-
rect that ~ polls ehal be opened
from % ol. until o pm. on the das
o said election, aed a. come1jS-
sioHgrs are hereby estructed t5
count Ole Vote Immediately after til,
closing % the POLLS OH 91ake du,
returns to ~ u9dersigncd anS %
cotdng to Paw.
9huS Joele an9 sisneS at QUO o.
ficc % ohe Oils Of ehrov2poIe o'a9
a. oariS9i. o.ouiseana. 10 oNie the
t0tlo lis IT Oyeoher. .. p. 1929.
s. 2. 9sISo
9rcsiqeno. Goae'9 cof eupero @o'os o't
90nt' o'lo. o.ad.ja Parish. 70
s. O.. oieeR0NS
s9onlo,@ 0'oae,o OF supervisors OF
ooccticeaoo o,ad,Io Parish. 10
. O. ss0049oOSso
o9ero ons oN-ootfiono Roeietrsr OF
Sooers. oaddo parisho SO
{. o.@uraSian. olre TO 900
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
GDsD Nuao 6SmsssB Ghaao

WOvV WqBeS W0SU~ 8s GNW under
/ toe oiieoooew % SS-ss6 ssg, 90. GayGor.
Me TasYsss eoeoaeay sosslloe3 o. ihe
wes9 0tVsP Ssev'e olaseaoe, from
New Seerh. sore cs she smo if0 gar
service anae gAee 90 easselN studios.
Geesee 9oss a0sAqspeS enc olsisuSe
rscoS,3 ssss eosrs enc Uaaser elay when
UsRine sgs asccnaa.aD sVU az 9irplane
ss,e NsNs eiqO Goo o 9bssshe ~ 0leseD
tAcess,,0 9ieoO esssuYgg4 Qcsg Charles
Has'e Aoale aVo Gseselqs Oils. che
fashionable erNelao asg I@s angeles,
is eshs Go 30 onss Ue sssp ss,oss Neerl-
sisus iW California ata she gros,nds
morw shslo qssu hslnasop8 ss,se 9ush-
70 Jho Ss0u9sv s9as has Q passion
for olsss paesusar essrNs % florel
gloeg. sSie Wissoses enc 0eouiiful
an0 U"puaav ssar asas ss,Sls seco@er-
e0 sls'ns Aos eocoop e'por0tio@ ~hiea
hae esols"N eee Go eye'NG quite
vhise sr sAe asssSDi0aD. enc 10 @ork-
ing sgsi0 @eb parenaeure. who
have Asr esevis'ee sagy enc NeG9 1--WE
yeass. Wia!iane 8'es Aas purchased
the es,ereo "Cna goo Sll.s" for the
uer @9 aie NcouQifuS Soung star,
Elna' esie. Gntolwsp en @iss Rays
wore Ass srsetYg aecreuscd since
she Gla,e@ e,lsiro in "Uhe Niracle
MAN @Aielo 9es 20 enc fap contract
that Cos lobt Hef@re 9er. gack Oil
bert Aae o ju@enRe Neavq role in
the filming h0 scrwc0 classics. Inc.
of Sir aSilbe,9 Serke.'e great novel
of o,an@li@n Qlfeo "UAe Right of
WaS o. is 20 N@ ,eslc of the most
pretentoue Oh0te'Dlass sf Che year,
heiittlng too @mincqlcG &c The au-
thor, Som @satsc&i ie recovering
IrapldiS "a the @ts'k0ne Hospital
to Shich @e Cos 9ok0n aftcr he had
h'eD kicko'g 60 o 9isanS horse
while working aD @seQeS with the
catherine G,uSis coanrGns in nor
ihern ylaa0 @anto9Di il immense
" 9spul@r @it9 9ese Saas and It Is
erasolSlns isO tase@o 90 kno@ that hr
will e'e'n dpa eYra9i ag@n. rhe IL
tie 20 Pho 0,s0 9,ot@uo' @oicl1 VIII
eNpi'oe 9ho s9lIol e9erte ssf Jack
Nsr1sen0 ssHe G9iszo Grinctte IL
QUE es e.o'lrt.e o. Siql To-, Qhe thlr4
m shlca shie 9ossS t.air OF PLAYERS
haze appeared sogc9hcqo 0hlrfg
m"ens tsns '0,p ssls,siso 9lS- lJil"G
tholr s'~n. s'ors 90 qnrqe'o oheP %
hih'ters Se'e oSamosl~,s 90, more
sh0t 5 ~hs &crrie sree oooo@t rr,o@
|lntloea 2" AOve @ lspw geaiass 5lds
III @ve@o Ulcsollo 0Sqoq oslo seso r,@ks
horo1d G'oss0 % e.~ossosi9,9 9I@ig
tron' Ohio snj,srsoe 2o euqloegd tgom
a @omie esp'osi"O sosSral 9-ce6e
ago anS Together oi'lo ereli1 s''i-
ar'd parie ~lie s';se @ookiss AGAIN
lfof Sa.hs.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
HILLS

l never loved your plains
Your gentle valleys.
Your drowsy country lance
And pleached alley0
want my hiIls-the traW
That scorps the hollow.
Up. up the ragged sha@
Where few will follow
ZIP, over wooded cre@
And messy bowlder ...
With strong thigh, heavB GN0eg
and swinging shoulder.
So leo me hd9d 01y @ay@
BY nothing halteA,
Until, at close of da9o
b stand, 0xalte@
Nigh 90 01y hills % @E0ai@@
Dear hills that know me,
And then, how fair wiio eroN1
She lands @elo1 one.
Wow pure. at Sesper Win@s
The fac bells Ginning
God give me hills TO climb.
sind stren0th for climbing@
-F'ror@ Current 0piAi@a
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
HOPE 70 CLEAR SEA MYSTERY
Cuban Expedition Will Explore Wnecl
- Spanish Ship % Whie@
ESQ Died.
9sO-o

Mianfq, Fla.-Hope that tno mystery
surrounding the loss of the Spanish
steamer valbanera with its crew and
passengers, totaling 45O persons. may
be cleared up soon has been revived
by reports that . Cuban expedition
will explore Che wreck off Rebecca
SHOALS.
The American government. accorA
Mg % the report has been asked for
permission to salvage the valuable
cargo of wines and liquors and other
merchandise, No report of the find
ing of bodies from the Talbanera has
been verified. Yhe theory in Havana
is that the vessel was cut in half when
ot struck o eeef. explaining 0'hg %
iifeAoaQs wer@ launched
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
Sting Of j7eyear locust
GiIIs pennsylvania Baby

Rea@iNg. pa.-1rho s9ing 90 Q
seventeen-year 9ocuse caused Che
deasn of enc ewo-months-ola
Cabs o9 Sar. aa0 Mrs. Waorpn
Nunke', 0emptoA. 0he injury
was discovered when the Aotheo
eeae oo tAs infants erin in the
oosnine yhe Nany's face aas
ewollen. She mother clicked IL
w ono FOUND the loeu0 in che
oloenlnS. physicians worked
over the child several Aours An
o vain effort % save its life
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
will Awards Five Cenea

Niddletown, n. 6.-Among willie iusa
trobated IN surrogate cours as Goshen
Is that of Mrs. Annie Davidson OF New.
burgh, who leaves her small estate N
her children and the sum of Eve cents
each to several grandchildren. The
will says: IF any one makes any
trouble they will get nothing"
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
aoss.s gosaqss CO $50 Go SnocricG

eiahs gaes@ rcc,@N9 orrlo = in
Saa oore asith one huu9fni hats
and aenderfuI gown@ euffI@eat 70
masc % ranao@ faehlu0 ohoo The
caormina q'rc0ch se9rc~o. Gowns
achicocs sh@ 9lieheet SriuQopIo Of
tho screen 10 t6e dramaqir riaeslc
'gnfaeus'sono elo,8 georsqe ta0 0or@
tIas gulioe. s'ldo se 20 o 9iei9 10
ehs eoueors a0o @ilS Gu9'lie9 0
hook oS dlor eise onS eGSte0 tGono ea
Sra. SoSao asnsS oiSi9g.
The Caucasian., 1919-11-16
When you want . JOB OF prinsins

" HeH you WaHl . JUU "1 VIIIIeIHe
a little better than usuaf-for in
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SHERLOCK had
i.4ijGHT IN !'!M
$4,000
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anfcoo 8ljgot oeher@iSo 0aoso eoseel top
on .ee s,eers zoe ooSeeae s;llap ssets
sayseere"
,Iames IS sejsrevs. aankr9. ciis-
covered ehat set of false 9eeth whicS
he recentls Installed d'e p@t funcsioo
wieN ehe CELEBRITY eromiaed 9y his Seae
eise. 9rS Gndrcws starte8 With tlaN
80 eho d,eeise to9 aAjustmene
a9rS. GndrewS Aa2 the eeeth IN Veg
0ocket0ook along with So. in bills.
ss she aas 9easing tho a9aetm'at 0he
aen rang. eirs. &ndrvws 0lace3 ere
cocketNooA oN o aearbs couch 90 Q
maiN opened tho dsoNr an0 admitted
strange, ONO announced chat ns
~as ehers 90 seSaie an awning.
Mrs. Andrews ~sne 90 an adioiaieS
eSom, Out when che eeturned Che pock-
otNook with che s75 and sne artificial
masticaeors Aa6 disappeared. She Gee
eDhoned soe che dletectisse.
5eIephsees eoe oeeecsivese
They responded ~itA slaoitS ehd
after listening to Mrs. Andrev'e story
of ehe sanishing Of the false teeth.
escorted 20 the cid Sherlock Holmes
system Of deduction. footprints on
the gersiaD sugs % che Andrews
apartment seveale6 ehae che awning
repairer nae FOUND il imperative 90
change che ecsne ef his operations 20
another apastmsna sp tho 6ousee Xhess
they went.
Drawing Ais AigAly po9isAe6 aic&ea
watch from his sest pocket, Detective
leonard placed IL against che awning
name chest an0. in . ooico marked
for the Vrofundity ef Its Zone, eaid-e
eAhz! what Gave We Aers?"
sWhere!' ssked the awning alsAb -
cunning an al, u nonchalanco.
''Vhere," eeplied che astuts aeeecS
I've. 40 ne showed lis hand in che avn
ing name eoae pockee ana drew Sostb
q handfM of glitteripg jewelro.
The unexpected 5ewelsS ti>e8eheo
the mysterye
Oh, Where Are ehe 9ooshS
oBut where's the false eeethe' ASSET
Detective Appel, who believes u Sol
lowing every trail % che END.
s4atience," seplied leonard 1ee eAe
magistrate An0 ehae eut.e
Go che awning maa, che oaeee oaaO
he was Charles langfeades o4 g Wal
toD street, Brooklyn aas haled before
Magistrate McQua6e IN che 0sse oids
court. Ghers Ne denie0 an.
~Xous Aonog. Ge have . Shuo Go ehe
false eeeth," aaiA che detectives %
chorus. eHolA Ain lor fev Oi0utss,
0nN wen 0ecoveS chem"
Ehey hurried eack q me aeaeemeoe
Aouse. where they found the pocket
0ook and the teeth in an ash barrel.
Langfelder was chen Aeld in $500
oaN 90 await che action 0s che grand
3ury.
Yhe detectives ase edH crying O.
6nA the owner o4 the jewelrye
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3. II. NOSENBIAYR.
Shreveport. AS. oct. 80, 1919.
ON Moton % Mr.. Dickson. second
ed. che jury adjourned eo meee Che
second Thursday in December, 1919,
in Cegulae eeesion, u 30 ocYocb D,
ne
~. o.. ORNWYORio Pres.
o. o.. O6JRISSE.R. o,lerb.
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