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IA PRfCINOU odjezdu mu-


10 minut cd kary, pozemek 3
akry, dum o lott pokojich, o.
vocny sad. Cena $4,000, hotove
SO, 500. Blizsi sd6li Mrs. Mil
Ter, Stop 8, A.B.C. kara, aneb
zavolejte Union 622 K. 9-12
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-
tlacilo. Presla bych pres to
brzy tim spise byla bych pax
hotova zuiciti toho druheho,
jenz opovazil by Sc pohanltl
slavnou mas; vlajku", pravila
Elfie nepratelsky.
"Oh, Elfie, nemluv tax - le
10 nezensko mne boil to, kdyz
muslin slyseti to cd tebe, dra-
ha".
Cannon! Kdybys byla Y
pul noci probuzena lupicem a
r1ela revolver pri sobe, strelila
bys DO ner tez - ci ne?"
"Oh,. ne, ne, Elfie. ia bych
nemohla witt zivot cloyeku -
"Ani kdyby's mela tim "a
chraniti syilj?"
"Ani V tom pripadu ne".
"Aj, jahys to maly zbabe-
lee !" posmlvala Sc Elfie.
"Nikoli ia nemyslim,z re jsem
zbabelou. ia bych sc nebala,
vystaviti zivot svuj sane, ne
DO ob6tovati jej ga to, nebo to-
no, iejz ,niluji; nemohla bych
ale witt ziVot jinemu. A proto
prave citim Sc byti st'astnou,
se muz, po n6mz. isl strehla,
nebyl usmrcen", odv6tila Err
mimic vazn6.
"Oh, ano - ma toho bgchom
byli hnedle zapomn6h. Co sta
10 Sc 5 tim 2" tazal Sc DIR. Rosen-
thai.
"Jakmile ii diva uprchli, po-
stavila jsem pusku do kouta a
sebehla do prujezdu, kde "a
stala isero Media streziti vchod
Go domu"
Miss Allifrida" pravil, wi.
dite, ze jsem mel pravdu, kdy5
rekl jsem, re bude vojna k vul
star6mu praporu? A to jiste ne
nj vsecko - ia ocekavarh, II
bude toho vic. III diva utekli, a.
vsak oni do vecera jiste pri,
jdou zpet $ posilou".
"Co toho? Nine ma tom ne,
zalezi, Nede", pravfm. "At' pr
ide jeden nebo vSichni! ia bu
du drzeti Sc tn dokud stati bu'
de iedna st6na domu. Ma tC
rozkazala jsem mu, ably ote
vfel dvere, re chci Sc podivat
po nasem ranenem zajatci. o
boze, Mimic, ia skutecne mysle
la, re je mrrev! Lezel ma brise
schoulen Go klubka. Ned by
postr2sen tea".
"Dobrotiva nebesa, miss El
fie !" zvoiai, IS tim cloveken
je amen az prijdou pro ma
konsteblov6 a seriffove, bud'
20 mas amen taky!"
"Obrat lei, Nede", pravlm
"Nad tax ucinil a nam obje
vii Sc zsinaiy oblicei jako sku
tecne mrtvoly. B6zela isem d
Gomu zpet prinesla dzban "
dy iahev whisky. Nejprve vii
Ia ise,n mu vodu do obliceje, a
lie beze vSeho ucinku. PAX Me-
rozevfel zat' ate jeho zuby nc
zem ma otevirani ustric ia /
la mu whisKu do hrdla. Nebe
sa. Jak ii pofykal! Hltal il ia
ko nemluvle hita mleko mate
sk6! Vidola isl nekdy, jak dit
cuca We spani? Well, zrovn
TAX cuca! on Whisku. kdyz by
la lahev prazdna ia vyndal
mu il q ust otevrel oci a rol
hlizel Sc tupe kolem sebe.
IS tebou bude to Ease Y p'
iadkC, prayim a nafidlm NJ
dovi, ably zavolal n6kolik ce
nochu pole a odnesli ranen'
no do otcovy postele neko
ably dojel pro l6kare. Kdyz
muzen TIM pohnui, fval jak
kdyby no brall NJ vidlicky.
l,dyz pfisel lekar JeJ pr
hledl, shledal, ze ma prostf
lene ranhLo a padem sc oteZi
re zlamal 81 nohu. Vidite ted
re ra1y Jeho, ac boleotne
Vazne, nenyly naprOsto smrte
ne. POZdell dOslaVlll Sc pro II
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Dunn o 6ti svetnicich, tvrd6 po-
dlahy, koupelna, kombinacni
fernes, elektrika, lot so phi
200 str, garage, blize kary.
Cena $4,000, hotove $500.
Haste Sc u Mrs. Miller, Stop
8, A. B. G. kara. Telefon Union
622 X. 9-12
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neho stracxlu, ze mi svedomi ne
cin1 prazadnych vycitek a re
zakon bude a must byti na me
stran5.
"Mdj Gum je moji tvrzi, je
+ heslem lsazdeho americkeho
cbcana ia byla uplne pra-
va, kdyz strelila jsem po Glove
ku, ktery nasilim vedral Sc do
meho majetku. To oni vedeli
dobre odchazeli proto co neJ-
rychleji, ryslovujfce pfi tom
desne hrozby".
"a nebyla jste jimi poleka-
ra?" tazal Sc kazatel.
ia byla prilis rozcilena,
nezli abych 81 jich vSimala.
kdyz jsem ale ochladla pone~
kud a noe Sc blizila, pocit'ova-
la jsem nepokoj. .Uzavfela jsem
pevne dun, uzamkla dvefe a
okna, nabila znovu dvouhlav-
novou pusku a vubec ucimla
veskere rfipravy ku horkemu
uvitani nepritele, objevi-li sc.
Ma rychlo pojedla jsem neco q
q nejhorc. .Slho pax okna pozo-
rovala bedlive cele vukoli A
muzete mi vefiti, re velka tie
Ispadla mi Sc srdce, kdyz vid6la
jsem pfijlzdeti povoz meho ta-
tikai !"
"Ano", ymisil Sc do reel far
mar Fielding, "soudni pripad
iTrowbridge versus Kay rozhod
nut byl toho sameho vecera a
moji diva bratri a ia mohli jsme
odejeti dumu. Bylo mne sice do
mlouvano, abych zustal tn je-
ste pres noe, ia mel ale vel
| kych starosti o moji holku a
odjel jsem. A v6ru, prijel jsem
| Zrovna V pfihodnou dobu a ku
svemu ohromnemu prekvapent
nalezl jsem dunn zabarikadovs
my 5ako V dobe nejkrutejsf val
Ky. VSe vvsvetlilo Sc n6kolika
sloyy a ia "a kratko mel jsem
dosrl >pricin cbdivovati Sc jak
Jeji hrdinnos5,. tax / obezret-
nosti".
"Myslim, zc iste wal pax We
lcni vasi revnosti sam do ru-
koG", podctkl Or. Rosenthal.
Tot Sc vi, re ano! Hodna q
statna moe holka ucinila vSaB
jiz veskera MONA opatreni ku
obrane a rak neZbyla zadns
prace ma mne".
ia nemohu pochopiti mno
ht", pravii kazatel. Proc M
priklad, v6tyice nebezpeci, ne
zadali jste ia pomoc urady
Ia takovychto okolnostl kazdN
serif a kazdy okresni, stain
ncbo spoikovy urednik muse
by vam poskytnouti svoji o
chranul"
"0n, ano, ia mohl zadati j
, IA ochranu, avSak otazkou je
1dali by Sc mn6 il tez dostalo
: Musite uvaziti, re vSichni @
kresni statni urednici be
: rozdilu hi&sili Sc ku strane Cd
: $tepencu, Z temito stall zarc
. ven proti nam. Bylo by tudi
: zcela marnym byvalo, obratit
Sc ia pomoc k MIN. Use, C
jsme mohli uciniti, bylo vycks
a ii casu, jak Sc veci vyvinou. j
: Q tuto moic holka sedeli ism
a proto dlouho do noci a Sc zbr;
: nj V ruce ocekavali jsme pr
chod udal0sti
= "Ja nechteI v6riti tomu, I
: | y to bylo doSlo tax daleko,
: by soused pfepadaval soused
: pro jeho politick6 presvedGer
o ale - Silence ie schopen VS.
S ho! Poci1alo jiz svitati a m
o domnivajicc Sc, re lide ii 81
A rozmysle'i 9 daji nam poke
} odehrali sc Ma odpocinek.
= "ootya ale jsem usnul. KID.
{ probuzen sem byl desnym +
7, KEN, ,vychazeIicim ze sta hrd'
q Vyskocil .sem postele, OF
l. vIel okno a yyhledl ven. &c
j vvchodni obzor bylsjako Y ie
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PRIyME Sc.

PRIME Sc uzenafsky del
mix. Haste sc u Nyc a Patek,
Broadway, rob Finn ul. 9-13
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videl pod verandou cele STONY
slamy, sucheho rosti jinych
horlavych .atek. V okamziku,
kdy dav mne postfehl, privftan
byl jsem desnym rykem a ma
davkami. Drive ale, neai mohl
jsem odpovedeti, stala statna
mole holka po mem boku, vnu-
tia mi pusku do ruky a fekla:
"Pap, il vzbudila Media a on
mdze nam rrokazati mnohou
dobrou slGzbu. Vezmi tuto pu-
Sku a strflej z tohoto okna -
| ia budu s.rilet z druheho. To
budem de.at tax dlouho, pokud
stacf nam zasoba naboje. AZ
nam dojdcU, zemfeme! !"
ia obratil sc k svoji holce,
cht6je il napomenouti, aby Sc
nevystavovala "a terc - ale o.
ia uz byla pryc druheho ok
na mifilh dolG ma zbesily
dav. ia uGinil to same; vystre
iii jsme skoro soucasne a 2 da-
va oval Sc desny ryk, bolestne
lvykriky Il nadavky a hromad-
Ily vystrei. Sklo We vsech ok
rech sc sypalo ia pocitil ne
yyslovny strach 0 moji holku.
"Elfie, hclka, ustup cd okna
3 lehni 81 ma zem !" volam ma
nj. Ale to to! Ma miste toho
odpovedela Sc smfchem: "To
neudelam, dokud nam jeste
iednu kuli po ruce a V pusce!"
Hned ma to vystrelila znovu
a ia nasledoval jejiho prikla-
du. I'll dole take nebyli neGinni
q op9tovali pozdra7y nase no.
wynn hromarym vystrelem, KITE
rym roztriSteny ramy Cd oxen
a i jinak DUN znacne posko-
zen.
"Po tfet.m hromadnem W.
strelu vide, jsem holku moji
! klesnouti k zemi a poloslleny
bolem, odhodil isem svoji pu-
sku, priskocil k nj a pozvedl il
do vySe.
ga jsem all right, ona ma
to, "byl TO jen zpatecny naraz
vlastni moi pusky. Nechme
-sak mluveni, nabij 81 svoji pu-
sku znovu a bouchej do Mich,
iako 10 zajicu. NeucinlS-li to,
tax nejsi Inym otcem ia te Wy
| dedim !"
/ "Povazta 81, ta holka hrozi-
: la mi, re mne vydedf! Cha
| cha, cha! ia ale nedbal ma jeji
| slova a odncsl il do vedlejsi jiz-
by, kde chranena byla pred
: strelbou; I tom okamziku po.
stfehl jsem oslnujici Ear vi
del, jak plameny vyslehaji dc
oxen. Zlolajna banda ta Zapa
lila mi dunn a ia vedel nyni, zt
| nemame am okamzik k ztrace
, III, nechcene-li byt bud postri
| leni, nebo uhoTeti ma skvarek
! "Polozil lsem holku ma po
stel a sam special jsem do M
= loznice, a5ych zachranil hoto
. We penize, dulezite rodinne Ii
: stiny a skvosty. V tom pribeh
ke mne mIIj starry Ned a chvat
I ne mi poSeptal:
] "Massa, massa, pro milo
/ srdenstvi bozi, prchnete! Cd
: ved'te miss Elfii odtud treb
nasilim, nebude-li chtiti jinac
e - ale jen pryc vami. Kone
!, yuz stoji zadnich vrat pohc
tove".
= "Nede" pravim, "pojd' 8
z mnou do pokoje miss Elfie
l. sdel il sam, jak veci stoji". =
J. Sli jsme kdyz jsem il byl pt
q hroziI, ze odneseme il tax, ia
ii ie " notnlm obleku totiz =
O zvolala roZhodne:
y ooh, Adyz oblehani ism
a reprateli { venci a uvnitr maj
Le kolem sebe jen same zbabelc'
A. rak ovSem Sc muslin podvollt
l. Musim-li vsak jiz utikat, ch
utikat aspon slusne !"
se Ola n6k1lik vterin byla
a. strOlpna. ii Sebral ieil satisfy
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WICKER FURNITURE,

lektricka Tampa a karpet lev
ne ma prodej. Haste Sc Y elsie
511n Hector Ave. o-t9
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"SvET''

tvojf zapotrebi? ia tt neco po-
vim, pap. Budeme-li jeste jed
non oblehani nepratelskou ro-
tou v nasem vlastnim dome,
pax uzamknu te do TIVE vlastni
loznice a rrovedu 81 celou VOL
,nu sama. RozumePs mi dobre,
Ipap?"
Starry farmaf Sc jen small ja-
ko vsichni ostatni. Erma ale ia
zala Sc stat ostilve:
"Avsal1, Elfie, milacku, kdes
Inechala toho stareho, dobreho
cernocha, jenz zachranil te z
hor1ciho staveni?"
"Oh, ten ie all right. Nechali
isme no u Droveru. Zde nebyl
by ma SVEN miste, kdezto tam
Sc 0 nej sluhove nasi jiz posta-
rail-. K tcmu pax prisli jsme
vas obtezovati tax neocekava-
ne! Touzili jsme spatfiti Ease
usmevave tvare pratelske, ne
bot dosti dlouho hledeli jsme
do vzteky sesklebenych tvafl
tolika nepratel. Tot vse. Ia
kratko pdjdeme do mesta, kde
vyhledame 81 nejaky laciny
stravnf dim. kde bychom Sc
mohli ubytovati prozatim".
"Vy neucinite mic takoveho,
miss Elfie! Pfedne jsou veske-
Ire stravni domy i hotely zcela
preplnene a "a druhe je zde
maj d1m pro to, ably prijmul
pratele me V kazdou dobu. Ze-
|jmena ale otevfen je pro tako-
We pratele, iako jste Wy! A pro-
to, priteli Ffeldingu, budete jiz
Itak laskav uhostite Sc tn ja-
ko donna, pravil pan Rosen-
thai opravdoy6.
Farmaf Fielding byl pratel-
lskym tim prijetim velice dojat
q podavaie bodremu kazatell
J. ruku, odvetil proste ::
s'Dakuji yam z pima srdce!
Prozatim laskavou nabldku va
81 priiimam, to tim radostne-
ii, protoze vskutku nevedel
jsem 81 rsdy, co pociti moji
holkou. ia Y prvnich dnech bu-
du muset hyti caste vzdalen a
poohlednouti Sc po svych "a
imech We Virginii a trapna by
la mi myslenka, re holku budu
muset zaneehat We stravnim do
me samotnul Dekuji yam jeste
jednou "a laskavou V pravde
pratelskou Vasi nabidku, dok-
tore Rose,thal. Pozdrzime sc
tedy u vas kratkou dobu -
nezli budl Sc moci poohled-
: nouti kolem".
"Ujednano tedy! A nyni mu-
sim sdeliti vami jinou radost-
, nou zpravu. a sice, re starry mas
: pfitel ie zde tez a re setkate sc
: s MIN jeSt3 dnes", pravil pan
(. Rosenthai
: "Stary n1Gj pfitel? Humph
Toho bych veru rad videl
: Nam totiz "a to, ze vyima vas
: nemonu ma zadneho vice poci-
| tati co ma piitele v6rneho spo
: lehliv6ho. ii, co byvali, presl
ku stran6 odstepencu a Jellko2
= ia zasral rsem veren Uni, stall
+ Sc tim zufiv6jsimi neprateli!"
a "Ah, ten, jehoz minim, jist3
e ne. on zustal veren Uni a ira
a pi iej to dcst, re mezi Severen
y a Jihem doSlo to ku zjevne roz
trzce mcznemu krvaveml
e boil. MlWim totiz pant
a GoldsboroUgh Richmondu".
: "Goldsbcrough! All, to jst'
J. ma velkem omylu, nebot' pray,
k Goldsborough je tim nejzurl
- vejSim secessionlstou We statu
Je iednim fidicich duchu sc
Le cesse! Vlivuplnym vudcem me
m ri ostatnimi!" Zvolal farma
e, Fielding.
i. "Kdo, Goldsborough 2"
ci "Ano. tel samy".
"Namyl'te seq"
u "Ani V rejmensim On sle7
20 dill cely stat recnil V kazder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29
JAPANESE SHIPPING
TO Be REPRESENTED
Head of Great Concern Chosen
for International Standing
Commission.

TOXIC, Nov. 1.-Keijiro Hort presi-
dennt OF the Osaka Shosen X A. has
been elected Japans delegatt to the
standing shipping commission. the estab-
ishment Of which was decided upon at
the meeting OF the International Sea-
mems Conference at Genoa. On the
standng commission the interests of ship
owners are to be represented by dele
gates from Great Britain. Japan, Sweden,
Belgium and Canada. while the delegates
Of France, Italy. Germany and Norway
IRE to attend to the interests of sea-
men,
The task of selecting the japanese
delegates was intrusted to the Japan
Shipowners Union. which has now unan-
lnously elected Mr.. Hort, who repre-
sented the shipowners' interests at the
Genoa conference and ie now on his
way to Japan via America
The Japanese Government has formal
ly made known that the ratification OF
the peace treaty with Austria was COM
pleted October II. The treaty is on
similar lines with the treaty with Ger
many, except that the Austrian treaty
contains no clause providing guaran-
tee for fulfilment of the treaty pro-
visions. The treaty provides political and
economic guarantees with regard to
countries which have risen astndepend-
ent countries.
A big union OF more than 1000
aborers in Japan Is being planned by
Mr.. Suzuki and some twenty other labor
leaders,. Details of the plan have al
ready been sent to forty-eight labor
bodies for information. The general
meeting of the union members will be
held early In December.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29
AUSTRALIANS SEEK
LOWERED TARIFF
Leader in Wool Industry Says
Consumers Are Tired of Con-
tinued High Prices.

Australian consumers are vigorously
protesting against the high prices still
being charged for commodities by the
retailers. and l am sure that the Aus
tralian tariff viii be revised downward
very soon. / hope so because we need
so much that America produces and
America needs so much of our primary
products that everything possible should
be done by both countries to stimulate
commercial activities between them"
said S. T. Muir of Sidney. n. S. W., In
a statement to THE HERALD.
Mr.. Muir is one of the best known
members of the Australian wool industry
and an authority on Australian wool.
hides and skins. Aside from this in
dustry, he is associated with several
companies, general merchandise organ
izations. as director. During the early
days of the war Mr.. Muir gave his CO.
operative services to several United
States Government officials when ar
rangements were being made for supplies
of wool, hides and skins. Mr.. Muir also
/ said:
Strange as it may seem to you who
have visited my country there is no
doubt in my mind fiat Australia Will
go dry at the next election. Liquor has
been abused in Australia just as
it was here in America, and our women
resent this abuse Of II. We are we'll in
formed in Australia concerning the sue
cess of prohibition in the States and We
have always been quick to copy from
America what we thought would be
good for us in Australia. Only to-day
Mrs. Muir and were commenting upon
the fact that in our whole journey across
hos M q N n
toxicated person. 1t is really wonder
full and the women of Australia are just
as determined to correct the situation
at home as your women have been here.
They will surely win at the next election
They almost won at the last"
zone of my greatest pleasures in Wis
ting New York" continued Mr.. Muir
sis having the opportunity to visit the
offices of THE HERALD Since the days
when James Gordon Bennett established
THE HERALD and gathered news from al
over the world. we in Australia have
looked upon THE HERALD as America S
greatest newspaper. and ] have always
promised myself a visit to the headquar
tiers of this paper the first time / came
to America. l am delighted and thrilled
in contact with this great organization
Of men and machinery. When we
learned ct home that Mr.. MuE5ey had
bought THE HERALD we were informed
that 1t would become a part of The Sun
and cease to exist Those of us who
read American newspapers, as great
many Australians do. regretted this yer,
much. and felt as though something
which belonged to us had been taker
away, and we We're very glad indeed
when we found that Mr.. Munsey hac
bought THE HERALD to perpetuate ant
strengthen II.
ut is splendid to come into your coun
try and find a newspaper which gives e
us visiting Australians every Monda!
morning the latest news from home
Such news service increases commerce
! and friendship between our countries"
Mr. and Mrs. Muir are registered a
! he Breslin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29
BRAZIL INTERESTS ALBERT.
Belgian King Carries Home Many
Antfauities.

Rio DE JANEIRo. Nov. 2s.-King AL
bert of the Belglans, when he sailed
from Rio for home after a months visit
I to Brazil. took with him a-large collec-
tion of objects and antiquities illustra-
I've Of Indian life In Matte Crosse and
other Brazilian states. The collection
was made by General Rondon, the ia
nous Brazilian explorer who accom-
panied Colonel Roosevelt on his expedi-
ton to the River of Doubt"
Besides tools and utensils used by
various tribes Of Brazilian Indians now
and in the past. King Albert, who had
shown much interest in and knowledge
Of the subject. also took with him al
album OF 200 photographs and several OF
the published works of the f9ondon COM
mission. That commission has for some
years been exploring the Interior of the
country and constructing Government
telegraph lines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29
PEARLING INDUSTRY
BIG IN AUSTRALIA
Value of Product Runs as High
as 100000 Pounds Ster-
ling in Some Years.

MELBOURNE, Now 1.-Pearling in Aus
tralia has been an important Industry
since 1874, and to date gives employ
ment indirectly or directly to several
thousands of persons. To illustrate It's
Importance the latest available official
statistics show the value of pearl shell
and pearls runs as high as SOO'Ooo
pounds sterling In some years.
The pearl oyster is found on tho north
ern and northwestern coast OF the con-
tinent Of Australia on a shore length OF
some 1000 miles The pearling grounds
are i'm the states of Western Australia
Queensland and In the northern terri
tory. Western Australia produces the
largest quantity OF pearl shells and
pearls. while Queensland and the north
ern territory incidentally TO pcarling
produces considerable quantity Of
beche de mere and tortoise shell
The fishing is done generally without
diving apparatus by AsiatIce and tho
fishing boats employed are small and
few In fleet, the average number Of
operated by one owner being
three. The West Australian Government
limits the number Of vessels of one owner
to fifteen.
A pearl weighing III grains and
valued at 5000 pounds sterling recently
was discovered in Shark Bay In Western
Australia and one of 32ia grains valued
1T 1000 pounds sterling at Thursday
Island In the northern territory. but the
total production of pearls IL small IN
value compared with that OF pearl she'll.
In 1912-which attained the highest
record OF recent yeafs--the pearls were
valued at nearly 200, 900 pounds sterling
and ina tnpq af rga vi ohplt yalupI a
over 100000 pounds sterling were pro-
duced in the Commonwealth One thou
sand five hundred md ninety-six tons OF
the pearl shell and practically all OF the
pearls were found in Western Australian
waters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29
ARGENTINA FIGHTS GRAFT.

BuENos ArREss Nov 2s.-President
Irgoyen has asked the Argentine Con-
gress 20 pass law designed TO prevent
officials OF the Government or their em-
ployees from using their Influence In
favor OF private interests where business
transactions with the Government are
involved They would be forbidden un-
'er the measure from taking any part in
such transactions either directly or in
directly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29
CoREAN HUNGER STRIKER DIES

TOXIC. Nov. 2s.--The first hunger
strike In the Orient on record that Of
prisoner incarcerated in connection
with the Corean independence movement.
ended fatally to-day when the prisoner
died in the Seoul Jail. He had tasted
thirteen days.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-30
ANSWERS TO PREVIOUS
 QUESTIONS

l. Is the color of birds eggs related 10 the color of the bird?
 Generally there is but little relation between the color of the bird and the color of it's egg. For the most part, the eggs of birds that occupy open, exposed nests are of some tint that harmonizes well with the surroundings. With the addition of specks of various hues, they are rendered still less conspicuous.
 2 Where does the cardinal flower grow?
 When vivid color is wanted. what can slrpass or equal our cardinal flower It is not so much something colored as il is color itself And when the moist, cool, shady places it affects, usually where it has no floral rivals, and where the large, dark shadows need ust such dab of fire! Often, to. we see it dou- ble its reflected image in some dark pool heightening it's effect. 3. Has the skunk need of bravery?
 One can understand the fearlessness ss of the skunk. Nearly every creature but the farm dog yields to him the right of way. All dread his terrible weapon. If you meet one in your walk in the twilight fields, the chances are that you will turn out for him, not he for you He may even pursue you just for the fun of seeing you run.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-30
AndreU and In1ogene LITTLE coNFDENCEs IN THE EXPERIENCE COUPLE PHILOSOFHIC, THOUGH MARRIED
 

Andrew" said Imogene, looking up from her paper, "what is radium? Where do they get it and what Is it made of2''
 Radium, my dear," said Andrew, lis one of the simplest of all chemicals. You go out into our own northwest where the land has just the right pitch and blend and you get million cubic yards of pitch blend. You pack this carefully in bar boys or tin cans and export it to Europe. Over there a bespectacled scientist puts it, teaspoonful at time, in a chating dish and boils it down after adding a lit- tie of the spice of credulity and a sprinkle of con to each dishful.
 At the end of steen years and a few days he has silver of radum about the size of grain of dust off of a gnat's eyebrow, and this he sends bacy to the United States in an aluminium tube and with the assistance of few millionaires and grant from the United States gov- ernment they install it in hospital for cure of all the ills to which mortal flesh is heir at $500 per treatment
 Tt is a splendid remedy for cancer ana for ruptured ambitions.
 It is a sovereign cure for chilblains and hookworm.
 Tt is panacea for ingrown toenails and fox trot twisted torsos
 When you go in to be treated they search you and put you in the operating room. and while the hospital orchestra plays This Is the End of Perfect Day, the doctor turns your back so the reful- gent rays of the radium won't hurt your