davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

w duni chodbou. Narodni shro
nlazdeni samo nezaujima mist
nosti byvale poslanecke sne-
movny fisske rady, jest V sne-
movne panske a jake schuze
n6jakeho naSeho okresniho "a
stupitelstva beZ vzruSeni, mo-
notonne, ospale a iaksi zakri-
kle a stisn6ne projednava sve
zalezi osti a odhlasovava move
zakony, Jichz V Rakousku robi
Sc ia der sEorem :olikez, jako
Y nasi lepublice. Ma rakou-
skGm n5rcdrim shromazdeni
lpi tina joho politick6 malosti,
politicke hezvyznamnosti a
bczradnosti, ale snad jeSte vi
ce: poznaVani a uvedomoyanl
III toho, re rakouska republika
TAX, jak Jest, bez jakGhokoliv
piipojeni sc k v6t$imu statni-
mu utvaru nebo skupine statu,
Jest zivota neschopny zmetek.
Videhske jaro jest stejn6
l,rasnc jako iinych letech a
cbioha mad Vidni stejn6 rozto-
mile modra a jasna iako o il
rem jaru, ale nalada WIDEN
skeho ohyyatelstva Jest chmur
iN6jsi nezIi Y kterGkoliV iine
trotni dob6 a Y kteremkoliv il
mem roce. To, co TIL kazdou
irodinu videnshou, az ma neko-
! Tx Eapitalistickych rodin do
tntbrodych, iejichz bohatstvi
ispekulace cini Jim dostupnou
lazdou wee, jest hlad a bida
trid nejnizSlch, strednich, del
4 nictva, 2iVnOstniku a urednikll
hez ohledu na tfidu dietnl. Ce-
my ia y6ci k zivotu potrehne,
iaEa vidime q poznavame We
|idni, jsou Primo hrozn6 while
dem / prostredkum a prijmum,
Jake ma videhske dGlnictVo, IL
iednictvo atd.
Mem uhli a vlastnG neni tam
topiNa. Roz6iil Sc, kde iaky ne
botfebny drev6ny pfedm6t, d
lDy Sc = r6ho nasekalo dr.vi k
ltopeni, lesy kolem Vidnt jsou
liz IA nekolik kilometru vyka-
,cenV. | V ustrednich topenich
t3pi Sc dflvim. Neni culru. Sla
al Sc bud sacharinovfmi po-
kroutkami nebo vodou. napo.
ienou sacharinorym roztokem
Neai Vubec brambor. ml6ka a
In%Sla. Neni dostatek mouky
i'iid6ly ch!eba a mouky isou
rcdost2teGn@ a len stezi dosta,
ne Sc mcuka pod rukou a to "a
(, cbrovskou cenu so X "a | kg
Ncnl masa hoveziho, skopove.
10, malo veplcveho. V6tSinoy
80 poild3 maso konske, len
Sich restauracich sc z n6ho pfi
pravu}i jidla, ale i cena tohott
nasa Jest ohromna: 100 K "a
/ kg, Uzen&tshaho zbozi les
pc fidlzu, ale "a tn ceny ne
: '!ychane. Ma ~. | kg. uzeneE
stoii 102 X. Nejcc stoii 7 X ;
lest iich ncdostatck. Nadhytel
lest kakaa 2 cizozcmskIch ko1
serv rEbich a hoV6z;ch. Jsol
.uch pine v%hlady, alo primer
; ny obcan Videnskg ie nekupu
Jc, poneyadz nema proste n;
nS pcn6z. | kg. kakaa stoj
: prim6rn6 l4A x atd.
; Proidete-li Vidni, 2 tvafi de
; + ! zon poznate bidu jciiho o
lEptelstra. Doti isou bled6
. ,yRubld. zcnr spade. Zobrac
: : voicn5ti inYalidc prosi al
n'n5nu IA neir15ndisich bo
: dcnh V dnt y neilcpsich re
: 2.auracich . kavGrrach. Prd
: n.srny Videnak Sc nynl vlastn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

\
znacue ma prospech.
e.ss..-
AMI nesati. Chodi V star}ch Sa-
tech, V starem pradle, V sta
rych botech, ponevadz proste
rema pen6Z na veci move. Boty
stoil We Vidni 1850, 1900 a Vi
ce korun, slam6ny kloboutek
pro dite 500, GOO a vice kor.,
d6tske strevicky 800 kor., dam
ske puncochy 1920 kor.,
detsky prevlecnik (pro 4let6
dit6) 400 K, saty pro desetile-
teho chlapce X 1850, pletene
pansk6 rukavice 200 X, pansky
platany klobouk (m6kky) 500
al 1900 X, panska kosile S
limcem Cd 400 X yySe, tuhy
rlateny limec panskJ 10 K,
bluza pro zenu od $40 K, Sic
ia X, ctvrt tuctu kapesnikG
126 X. p&nske $aty Cd 5000 K
vySe atd. atd.
Ale pres tento stav yidonslle
ho obyvatelstva jsou zabavne
m.stnosti We Vidni prepin6ny.
NizSi tridy chodi do biografu,
leiic hz ceny jsou daleko nizSi
lBez u mas, velika divadla ma
vst9vuji jen opravdovi valetni
zbohatlici. Listek do opery do
stane Sc v6bec t6zko. ejlaci-
IneiSi sedadlo Jest "a % korun,
loze va 480 K. To isou ceny,
cenikem stanovene. Pod rukou
jsou jeSte vyssi. Prode.A diva.
clelnich listkul Jest We Vidni '
fetezu.
Jest Widen pro vylicene po
merry vnitrne znicena a bezna
c6ina? Tu otazku necht6l bycf
zodpoved6ti hl&dnG. Widen jest
S. v5doma sv6 politicke bezmoC
nosti, sve socialni bidy, hladu {
sveho neStesti, ktere zmirnui
nyni cetne mis5e holandska
Svedska, norska, americka j
ale proto nezije bez n2deje ;
nehledi ma v6ci do budoucn;
ferne, pessimisticky.
Ze politicky by tedy V bu
doucnu hrala n6jakou vetsi Il
lohu, ! TO rev6ri, TIM sc smi
fuie, re vSak Y ohledu vyvoj,
rrumysloveho a jako vzd6la
nostni bod ma jeSt6 svoii bu
uoucnost, tom jest pevn6 pr
! sVedcena. VidenSti pracovnic
! duchem rukou pfekonavai
jiz onu vseobecnou kletbu val
ky, zahalku a marnotratnost,
vidi, &c l6pe Jim nebude, neo
r usti-li ma yzdy ono rozdelen
prace jednotliYcovy na vojnt
kdy hodinu neco d6lali a 23 he
din odpocivali kdy vyha2ova
ly Sc penize bez rozmyslu PIN
n a rukama, a videnSti politik
We, narodohcspodafi a prImys
nici pecuji, ably zachranili Vi
den jako prumyslov6 a kultul
nj stfedisko. Shan6ii po celGr
svet6 uv3r a suroviny, vyuz
tim .vodnjch sill alpskych, dc
sud pine neyyuzitych, hledi Sc
, pokud to lzc, osamostatniti 0
TaSenO unll, pflShyn OXEN pf
fuij, aby icjich kulturn; sbirk
: "a likvidaco stareho Rakousk
: rcbyly rozebrany a byly pfita
. l.vosti cizincu k Vidni i b.
doucnosti.
Pres syili poklos a pfitomn
: stav Widen ncni iiz mGstcm be
: radeinosti q nihilismu Nechc
hIt tim, tin' byla pred valko,
j ale prece chcc cXistoNati a mi
: #vuj novT vyznam. Nestara $
: ~ o ayetovou sIoii pogici, NJ
: Lrz o uhaieni sve ncinutnej
: existence. A zda Sc mi, re t
pine uhaji.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
.GERNY KRiz
ROMAN.
Napsal Jules deGastine. franciny prel. v. Kucnskt
ROMAN.

huCildrka prlprdNlld SldV-
nostni vecefi, ale ami otec, AMI
dccra takofka niceho nejedli. !
hernadec jiz davno ztratil
chuti k iidlu a zivil Sc jen po-
levkou, cernou kayou a .cogna-
Gem.
Pc veceri odvadl otec dceru
svou do byvale jejl loznice a
pravil:
"MuzeS zde ziti jak .dlouho
cAces a prijit sem, kdy chces,
ale mole dny isou secteny. A
by nebylo mezi nami nedoro-
zumeni, poslys moji posledni
viii a vez, Il jest nezmenitel-
na."
"Mluvte, tatinku.'
"Nechci, aby tvnj muz kori-
still meho MAJ etku a die ksaf
tu svGho ponecham vse svemI
sluhoyi Penanckovi, nebot' on
Jest Clov6k hodnov6rny. Ted
nemam naprosto niceho; rozu-
mis-? Ziju v dome u Penancka
q on, kdyby chtel, mohl by
mne Ultra vyhnati. Znas moi
vnli a budeS il zajiste respek-
tovati."
Vase vile Jest lpro mne
svata. Ostatne nikdy jsem vas
neprosila,. abyste mi dal peni-
&c a mGj muz take me-"
"Nenluv mi 0 mem! ia znam
l6pc nez ty pokrytce toho. Po-
slal t6, abys Sc Sc mnou smiri-
F! La. Doufal, ze no zavolam Pa
iize, re no ypritisknu k svemu
srdci a re mu OdevZdam sve
milliony, kterych jsem pracne
nabyl. Rekni mu, re nedostane
ode mne ami iedineho centimu.
| NSecko mole imeni jest Y ru-
kou PenanckoVych a kdyby u
mrel, bude odevZddno jinemu
poctiyemu clcv6ku, ktery je ne
dotknute zachoVa do plnoletl
I've dcery. Ona jedina obdrzi
me miliony, ale tvai nicema Z
nich neuvidi ami vindry. Dou-
fam, re do plnoletl. I've dcery
liz zdechne! nebot' on by byl
s to, aby okradl vlastni dceru
svou!
Joinic nepronesla ami jedine
no slova odporu, nebot' duvera
jeji manzala jejiho byla sill
: ne zvyklana.
Oman to vSe svemu man
zelu," dolozil starec; "on po.
chopi, re mole vule jest ne.
zviklatena a re V nj spoclva
pomsta "a to, re otravil posled
nj dny meh6 zivota. Ted jsen
ii .rekl vSe, co isem mel ma dp
81. Zistan nebo odjed', - jes'
to pro mne lhostejno."
Mlada zena zustala a druhe
no dine o2namila svemu NAME
la vysledek setkani otccm
De, Mauveras byl u vytrAeni
UGel jeho byl dosalcn. Deere
:. jcho buda bohatou dedickou
:. TO mu umozni, ably sc nejal
vymotal 2 kriticke situace.
AvSak osud rozhodl iinak
Nekohk dni ma to dceruska je
!; ho YVona ochuravela. Koin
nlrSlila, re Jest to nepatrn
choroba. Ale zmylila sc. By
to ncbczpcGny zaskrt. V noe
: poslali pro lekare, ktery vsal
: liz uznal. &c diteti nani po
| noci. Hector de Mauveras by
zoufaly, vSechny jeho nadei'
zaVisely na bohatem dedictv
> ieho dcery a ndhle bylo vs.
'skonceno zniceno.
: BczcitnCho otce nezarmuco
vala tax ztlata prvniho dit6te
! iako spi$c ia okolnost, re vse
chny jaho piany Ma zmocnen
Y So ailionU Karnadecovych jsol
a ty tam. Y mysli jeho uzral p'
! nejakcm premysleni zamer
! ltery Sc mohl uskutecniti toll
lio pomoci kojne Yvoniny
7 Byla to zenStina asi tricetileta
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

NcSHll Sc o tom .QOFeQou,
pravil Hector.
ALE to neni mozno; vzdyt'
AMI Wy, milostivy pane, ami ia
nejsme tim vinni ). Byla to
vile Bozir"
"Nikdo, krone mne vas ne
smi Sc dozvedeti, ze dite ze-
mr elo," pravil. durazne Hector
de Mauveras.
PRO Bhh, on Sc re zarmut-
ku zblaznil,' pomyslila 81 koj-
ma.
"Rozumite mi?" pokracoval
Hector. "Slibte mi, re zacho-
vate smrt ditete V tajnostia a
vas bude postarano.'
"Ale ia nepochopuii ;"
"Zaopatrim ST jine dita te-
hoz vsku plavymi vlasy a mo
dryma ocima. Chot' mole Sc ne
vrati tax brzo pax niceho ne
pozna."
"Ale, milostivy pane, coz
kdyz Sc to pozna?"
"Neobavejte Sc toho, beru
vse ma svou zodpovednost. Mu-
sim tax utinit, jinak by mole
zena zemrela zalem. Zakopam
mrtvolu ditete a YAM dam "a
tmlcenlivost deset tisic franku,.
chcete?"
Nadeja ma tax stedrou od-
menu zpusobila mysli venko-
vanky takovou zmenu, ze bez
okolku souhlasila a svatosvat6
slibila, re az do smrti zachova
tajemstvi toto.
Nasledujiciho dne rano de
! Mauveras odejel do Pafize S
umyslem, re obrati Sc ma ne
kterou pomocnici ku porodu,
re j rekne, za jest clovek bez-
dGtny a ze by rad prijal "a
vlasIni noyorozene daEcatko.
Mauveras predpokladal, re "a
sluSnou nahradu Sc mu to po-
dari a re celia v6c bude st asst
ne uspoTadana. V Parizi ma
: jde Sc zajiste dosti matek, KITE
re by Sc svych deti vZdaly,
kdyz by lie mohly dostat do "a
NONE rodiny.
Hector de Mauveras mohl
nyni snadneji nez drive, dokud
nevedel, co jeho tchan ucini sc
: svymi miliony, vymoci 81 znat-
nejSi vypujcku svcho banke-
: Tc. Obdrzev peniZe, sci vyhle'
: dat nejakou pomocnici ku po
: rodp. Neporidiv ma dvou mi
! stech odebral Sc k pani Hor
: tenseove, ktera n6kolik DIN
1 pied tim prijala od Marchan;
: ukol, ably nekde V okoli Pari
t re ulsryla male d6vcatko, kite
re ma byti ukradeno, ale ab!
: ie tax ukryla, ze by ie nenasli
: dokud by ten, jehoz duvernl
/. KEN Jest, 81 toho nepfal.
|. Marchan prijel druheho dn'
a op6t, ably celou zalezitost $ pa
]; ri HortenSaovou dojednal
k Pr;lve kdyz nj rozmlouval
il vykladal, iak zcela bezpecn'
!. muze jednati bez strachu n;
: opletani sc soudy, oZnamll;
a sluzka, re priiel velice vkus
i ne odeny pan, ktery 81 prej'
4 promluviti S PAM Hortenseo
i YOU.
k "Uvcd'te no do navstevny,'
y pravila pani Hortenseova 0
i brativsi Sc k Marchanovi dolo
e. lila: A Wy zde na mne pose
Il, excite.
Q Upravila trochu uces svu
pred zrcadlem, nacez vesla dc
y navStevny a prohledla 81 host;
:, pohledem inkvisitorskym OF
: hlavy az k pate. Vzezreni ie
Il ho musila il die vSeho uplne Il
u spokojiti ncbot' ihned pravila
o "Uctive prosim, abyste s.
:, posadil."
il Hector bez zajiknuti pov6
7. del il celou smySlenku svou
i, spozorovav, re pani Hortense
y
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-06-19
LONDON DOCKWORKERS
REFUSE TO LOAD ARMS

LONDON, June 1s.-The Dock,
Wharf. Riverside and General Work.
ers Union has passed a resolution call
ing on the Transport Workers Union
and Labor Party to take action to
prevent any ship being loaded in any
British port with munitions for Po-
land, and its members. have pledged.
themselves not to handle munitions
for use against Russia in any Quarter.
The Jolly George" which was to
set sail for'Poland with ornaments
has been held up by the refusal of
the. dock workers. not only to put no
more munitions on board. but to stop
coaling operations unless and until the
stores already on the boat are re-
moved.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-06-19
1T
Only Privilege
Fears Townleyiis'1n

= The people have nothing to be afraid Of. Their
hope is in defeating the Servants of Greed at the
Primaries next Monday. The Old Gang is making
its last stand in its last TRENCH Let us make the
Routing Complete. Drive the System Servers and
Gangsters from Power. This is the Peoples Hour.
The Sound Government League is making the
fight against what it cunningly calls 'Townleyism
and has resolved that "Townleyism must be Stamped
Out Let North Dakota tell what Towneyism is
there. This is the record: Read it.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-06-19

William B. Shaver of Virginia is. a
candidate for the nomination for
clerk of court. Mr.. Shaver ran two
years ago and made a good CAM
paign: He is deputy sheriff at Vir-
ginia. He is we'll known to many
labor men, having been member of
the Carpenters union for many years
He is getting good support from Du-
luth.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-06-19
BIG SUIT SALE...THE BIG DULUTH.

Values up to -$25 for $1775.
Values up to $50. for $23.75. e..
Values up to $50 for s2S.75.
Values up to $45 for 1875.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-06-19

PAID ADVERTISEMENT to
be paid $500. Inserted by Walter r.
Dacey in behalf of Hans B. Harold
son, candidat tie for Judge of District
Court. Address, Duluth, Minnesota.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-06-19
WHAT IS T0WNLEYlSM?

W 4xAAA ~ " W VAA / A0AvAs
Better grain grades milling and baking values
dockae its return the farmer be used feed for
milling state thereby preventing
haul and saving the for in the state increasing bust
The saeowned bank whereby the funds that belong all the
people made available finance the activities that belong to all
stateowned supply at the state own build
An industrial commission charged with the management Of the
activities elected responsible people,
Fire Insurance. on on publ public buildings at COST
State bonding Of public officials at cost - ::
State aid to dairy associations.
Reduction of the between the prices paid producers and
@ of home As the homestead act was tn. mos.
beneent piece enacted by the Federal Congress-
S ss most
Exemption of farm improvements from taxation.
Exemption of the small city home from taxation.
The Of taxes more in accordance with privileges
Uniform warehouse Receipts and a uniform sales act
encouragement of improvements and encouragement of pecu
simplied court procedure.
49, Equitable assessment of property for taxation
Thirty days notice before mortgage foreclosure.
Soldiers compensation law, the first and the most liberal
effective year peace declared
The lowest draft cost per soldier Of any state the Union
BENEFITS to de dependents end Of employees killed.
to the ballot to cast their votes
Stringent regulations as to employment Of MINORS
Pure drug and sanitation legislation.
Night schools and enlargement of school facilities
Stringent and effective morality laws.
Rural school beterment
Recall of public officials.
full line of repairs be carried by machinery
In the state ~
Loyalty to the state, obedience its laws.
Patriotism and love of country.
Free speech and free assemblage
Farer railroad
Flood control.
Encouragement Of cooperation.
Ihe realization democracy constitution and
preserved in traditions. ~
Each and every one OF the foregoing pans Townem
pa1o except the coal has been confirmed enacted into law
or carried into effect in the state of North Dakota
you want this Minnesota vote for the Pro-
gresive Republican candidates. ~ ~
For Governor ~
For Lieutenant Governor ~
GEORGE H. MALLON .... n
For Secretary Of State "
THOMAS v. V0LLUM. ~
For Attorney General, ~
THOMAS " SULLIVAN. n
For State Treasurer, y
CHARLES LUND ........... \
For Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner v
P. I. D. OSTBY. \
For Justice Supreme Court -
GEORGE L. SEIGEL. ~
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-06-19

"Then the big stunt Of the recital.
miss Ca.e began singing with the phono-
graph. AT certain stanza the house wa
suddenly darkened. The song went on.
| was shooting my ears out like periseopes
to detect the second when she would stop. ;
l was sure got it. Then she seemed to
Be back again. The flood Of light. came
on'-but no Anna! Only the phono-
sraph singing away. )
1t was quite wonderful,-and the audience
applauded and hushed. Two girl, behind
me said 'Goosracious'. I
Read what the New York papers say: r:
1.-The twin-:hip between Miss Cases. ,ine-
ing, and the reproduction thereof, proved
70 close As to be often indisdngui,hable. " ::
New York Globe.
''When the hghts: were lowered, it wa,
impossible to tell when it was Ann. Case.
and when it vas only her voice that W.
.=sinsing: New York Evening Sun.
''The voice in the fluffy pink dr,peries and
tie voice IN the mahogany box seemed one
sndthesame. '-NewYesk Evening M.7.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-30

Whatever the sort Of dress, a pretty
breakfast cap worn with II Ii the
strongest ally Of fair woman at the
breakfast table. These little Affairs
OF ribbons and laees and all other gay
and frivolous fabrics are made In un-
ending variety so that there Ia q cap
for every face. One has only to ex.
pertinent to hnd II. and this expert
menting Is more worth while than we
are likely to imagine.
The breakfast cap Is the least ex-
pensiye Of luxuries and the easiest bit
Of fnery to make. as may be gathered
by looking at the samples shown In
the picture. One Of them is made OF
wide satin ribbon fitted to the head By
rows OF shirrings II has two bands
Of shlrred Lace across the front Dor
dered with narrow fittings Of ribbon
and a rosette OF this narrow ribbon
at each side. A frill Of lace all around
the cap finishes It. Satin ribbon about
two and a half inches wide. and lace
cut in triangies form the crown Of the
other cap. The ribbon Is placed IN q
band extending from back to front
and from side to side with the spaces
between filed IN with lace. Ribbon
Is shirred In q band about the head.
finished with bow and ends at the
back.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-30
Was Borrowed MIddIlno.

Gen. Robert Z. Lee was a frugal
man. His ordinary dinner consisted
Of a head Of cabbage boiled In salt
water and pone of corn bread. II
Ia told that on one occasion a number
Of gentlemen had an appointment TO
dine with the Confederate warrior.
General Lee had ordered his servant
70 provide repast Of cabbage and
middlings. A very small bit OF mid
ding garnished the dish when II vas
brought In; 20 small was II, In fact,
that the guests were stricken with I'M
due politeness and each In turn de-
elined Il. and the mIddling remained
on the dish when the dinner came to
an end and the guests arose 20 20.
NEXT day the general. remembering the
untouched middling. ordered his negre
servant to serve II up for dinner. TIE
negro hesitated. scratched his head
and at length said: @You see. Marse
Robert. de fac am this: that theah
middlin' was borrowed middlln', and
rs done give It back to the man wheaA
i got 10 fun"
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-30

h successfully made IL this eslsr Of
any Of the plaiA wocl fabrics that can
be depended on for service. II 10 =
oae-piecs affair having q blouse srxs
msatcd with ssah In the same eoier,
that has the effect Of embrsiAery.
There are haring sleeves with hand
some braiding and q plain skirt SET
Gate the blouse about SIX inches seisw
the normal waistline. Covered buttens
are set on In q leop Mt each side Of
the skirt. The plain round neck
which youth may venture to wear. is
slashed at the front with q tiny vestee
inserted made Of lace, and there is q
heavy silk cord finished with q kast,
absut the easy waist.
The vogue for accordion plating is
to hold ever into the fall, according to
the pretty dress shown at the right.
This 10 also a one-piece msdel with
plated skirt set onto a plain bodice
having q short jacket with long sleeves
ever 1t. A very wide girdle, finished
with pointed ends falling from short
loops, fastens at the left side. The
jacket Is outlined with two rows Of
narrow braid In white and the frOck,
In this instance. dark blue. There Is
small sailor collar at the back. These
are pretty frocks that win serve with
out a wrap for fall, and with warm
csat will last out the winter.
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used by all the members OF the fam
lily are unusually large, while on the
second floor there are sleeping accom-
modations in plenty.
From an exterior standpoint this
home leaves little to be desired. 1t
suggests the Colonial type Of archi-
lecture in that It has an entrance
placed In the center. with the Coloni-
al balance at either side. The large
sun parlor at one end Is a modern
addition that Is found In all present
day good homes.
The house Is rectangular In shape.
which means that 1t can be erected at
the minimum OF cost. At the same
time the roof is so designed that the
plain effect of this shape of house Is
taken away. The building Is Of frame
construction. set on a concrete feun-
dalton to grade and brick founda-
tion walls to the first floor sill.
Above the walls are covered with
stucco over either wood or metal
hath or some one OF the patented
stucco boards. The brick foundation
walls and the brick porch and sun par.
Tor pillars add to the attractiveness
OF the exterior.
The entrance leads 10 q central hall
out of which run the stairs. To the
right Is the living room. Is feet.
3 inches. by Is feet. which 10 un-
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-30
FINE HOME FOR
LARGE FAMILY
Abrasive Stueeo House Has
Eight Good RssmS.
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ten years age few hsRss ssntaiAiAg
less than seven rooms were dssigAsa
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large families, and these large fan
ilies want homes planned 90 Tat
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around. Al the same tine thsy waAs
homes that are up-ts-date To appear
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house. hosse esataiHins ave bed
rooms-is shown in the accompanying
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especially for q family sf gssA sizs.
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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1920-07-30
lNFEsTATI0N or HESSlAN FLY
AZ Result Of Many Wheat Growers
Planting Tso Early Last Fall
Outbreak 10 Likely.

A shortage OF farm labor and IN
favorable weather conditions at plant
Ing time combined to influence many
wheat growers In planting their grain
too early last fall. This has resulted
In q heavy infeststion Of Hessian fly
In about all OF the early planted wheat
Of last fall.
Unless winter wheat growers can
be induced 10 unite in a concerted
movement to observe the approved
methods Of combating the Hessian ny
during the summer and fall Of 1920,
II seems that a disastrous general out
break Of the pest very probably win
occur In 1927.