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Auto Accidents Reported

Montpelier, April 1.-TWO accidents were
reported to the secretary Of State this
morning One of which was reported by
Josephat LeBeau Of Burlington and the
other by Landon Brothers Of Bristol. The
latter is the 32nd automobile accident
report received by the secretary this
year A. A. Gregg. wt" had charge of
the automobile inspections. commenced
work again this morning reaching Mont
peier last evening.
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BANDITS SPECTACULAR DEATH

st. Louis. April Sat bay in the or
chestra pit of a theatre surrounded by
fifty policemen. a bandit killed one Of
f!cer, seriously wounded three others and
himself was killed after he had held up
and robbed the Easton-Taylor Trust COM
pany of $4,000 here late to-day. A fourth
policeman vas wounded by a bullet from
fellow officers revolver.
Fifteen patrons were in the bank when
the robber entered. carrying a revolver
in each band. Herding the patrons and
employees into private room. he began
firing and obtained the money from the
cashier. He escaped to an adjoining
theatre which was unoccupied. and for
twenty minutes maintained a battle with
the police.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
McADoo HAS ANOTHER DAUGHrrp

New York, April 6.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam G. McAdoo tonight announced the
birth Of a daughter Mary Faith McAdoo
This is the second child born to Mrs.
McAdoo. who was Miss Eleanor Wilson.
youngest daughter OF the President. The
f,rst child names Ellen Wilson, after tho
mother Of Mrs McAdoo. is now fonr
years old
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
COLORADO VETS" TURNED DOWN

Denver, Col. April 5.-A referendum
on the prohibition question will not
be held In Colorado this fall. The Su-
preme Court to-day denied rehear-
Ing to the "wets" in this mandamus
suit to compel Secretary of State Ro-
land to file their petition which sought
to place the question before the vot-
ers In November
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
RESTRICTS PosTMAsTER's BONUS

Washington. April 7.-Postmasters will
not be allowed the IS bonus paid for each
recruit they obtain for the army and navy
hereafter unless the man enlsts for
actove service. The comptroller OF the
treasury ruled to-day that the bonus
should not apply where the recruit Joins
with reserve or home defense corps The
decision was in answer to a question by
Secretary Daniels. but it will effect the
army and the marine corps as we'll as
the navy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
INSTRUCTED FOR WOOD

jackson, Miss. April 1,-Electing eight
delegates at large to the republican ma.
tional convention. each with one-half a
vote, the republican State convention to-
day instructed them to vote as a unit for
Mator-Gen. Leonard Wood.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
AUTO SALES CORP.
, NOW COLBURN AUTO co.

Montpelier. April THE Auto Sales
Corporation of Burlington has filed with
the secretary Of State a certificate that
the name has been changed to the Col
burn Auto company.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08
HOUSE PASSES PENSION BILL

Washington, April G.-The annual pen
b bill for 1921 carrying s2l4, 900, 100
3sed the House to-day without "A record
e and was sent to the Senate. 1t
fers claims oc G?i,j27 veterans OF the
fil, Spauish-American end Mexican
krs.
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SMOOTH SAILING FOR BIG

SMOUIIi SNILINI FUN -BINT FUVN'
New York, April New York States
big four" uninstructed delegates to the
republican national convention were
elected over the opposition of formeI
Senator William NJ. Bennett, pledged TO
the presidential candidate, Senator Hiram
johnson of California, in yesterday $
primaries. according to virtually COM
plete returns to-day.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-08

, you want work, take your case TO
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GERM ANS KILLED AT
FRANKFORT IN FIGHT
WITH FRENCH TROOPS

General Degoutte Reports that People of the City
Were Quiet and Orderly But, on Orders from
Berlin, Grew Suddenly Hostle-The Demon
stration Is Closely Allied with Events in the
Ruhr He Declares
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(COntinusA on maze two,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-04-30

PRODA Sc dunn 6ti svet-
nicich, fernes, dlazdenaeulice a
Zaplacena. Naleza sc ma Z. 1873
ul. Union, cena $500. Dvou
rodinny dunn ma Z. l34 ulici 2
Union, garaz, fernes. Cena
S10.800. Dunn cihlovy ma E.
121 ul. mezi Kinsman Union
ul., tepla voda, fernes, dive ga
raae, cena $4,000. Tez Sc proda
il tri muzske obleky pc SIS.
Haste Sc u FIR. PanuSka, 13SO4
Union Ave. 7
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20 odchodu manzclu Chato-
rouxovych podarilo sc PAM
Maglorieovc 20 dlouhem mama
hani privesti klaru k vedoml.
Uboha divka otcVrela ocl a
spatrila kol sebe celou radu
zyedavych sousedck a zapo-
menuvsi, co sc stale, dala Sc
do place.
"Nerozcilujte Sc -. to by
YAM mohlo ubliziti We VaseR'
stavu," zaseptala j do ucha
pani Magloireova.
"Ona Vi, ze jsem tehotna!'
napadlo Klaru a slabym hla-
sem zaseptala il:
"Proslm vas, pozadejtc je
ably odesly =. Chci $ vami zu
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am 10.
"V Chartresu ulici Sadove
nedaleko obilniho trht bydli
mlada divka jmenem Klara
Monierova. Odevzdej il tento
portfeuille a rekni il, re il
radim, ably bez odkladu odeje-
la do Parize."
"Vas rozkaz bude presne
vykonan."
"Rekni, re il V Parizi brzo
navstivim.'
"Ano."
"Pozadej j tez. ably mi pro
zatim posilala listy ma tive jme
no; rozumis?'
"Ano, pane, uplne.'
Pred veterem vratil Sc Fir
min Chartresu a vycihav chvi
Ii prihodnou, sdelil svemu pa
nu. re klara Monierova odeje-
la a re nikdo nevi kan.
PRO Buh. Jeste toto neste-
still" pravil smrtelne zbled-
nuv ChatorouX, ktery touto no
YOU ranou osudu byl V pravem
smyslu slova zdrcen "Co nam
nyni delat? :. Musrm il hle-
dat muslin il najit, del Sc
co del Muslin il najit!' O.
pakoval prochazeje Sc po ko-
innate a zoufale 81 skubaje Via
sy.
"Dovolte, abych Sc vydal
na cestu slecnu hledal," ma
vrhl lokaj veliteli sv6mu.
"Ty by's 81 troufal il naji-
tip pravil Max Chatoroux, je-
muz navrh Firminuv pripadal
jake vychodist6 re straSne ST.
tUace.
"Ano, ucinim vse, co budu
moci," skromn6 pravil ko-
mornik.
"Vyborne, dekuji ii :. J. Tedy
idi, poptej Sc ma nadrazi V
Chartresu, -. neni pochybno-
sti, re Klara jela do Parize +.
Tam il najdeS -. OMAN to ma
poicii, hledei, patrej, pro
Buh te prosim!" !"
"Velmi rad, pane, ale boJlm
sc, re milostiva PAM zpozoru-
je moji nepritomnost.'
"Ncobavej Sc. Zahraju pred
nj komedii, reknu il, re jsem
te vyhnal, budes sVoboden 2
obdrziS ode mn6 Stedrou odme
nu. Zde vezmi zatim penlze.
Ma chodbe bylo slySeti kro'
ccic a Max pokracoval poJed
nou ro2kacenym hlasem:
"Pryc u meho domul Pryc
He'd, abys Sc do vecera Vyk!
dill, nicemo!'
"Co Sc stalo?" vstupujlc t;
zala Sc Fernando.
"Stalo Sc, re jsem nucen to
no darebu vyhnati re svycl
sluzeb.'
PROF.
"Protoze bez meho dovolen
osedlal 81 mcho kone jizdecke
no, Bijou, a vyiel 81 ma pro
chazku, cert Vi, kaml"
Jest to pravda, Firmine?'
Schytraly lokaj jake vinnl
svesil hlavu a ChatorouX kri
eel dale:
"Clovek Sc musi stale zlobi
tou celadkou. Kid sc, at t
liz neni V mem dome. TVu
piiklad by zkazil vsechno
statni sluzebnictvo. Pryc, Je
nj oci!"
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CERNY KRfz
ROMAN
Napsa Jules deGastine, franciny pTe V. Kucinsky.


tati samotna, pani Magroire-
ova."
V male chvfli byl pokoj
prazdny.
"Jsem pry dcera trestniko-
va a spatna zenstina." preml-
tala V duchu nest astna divka a
Shy il tekly po tvari. 80 to jeI
hrozna hanba! -. Lid6 bU-
dou ma mne ukazovati prstem :.
LGpe by bylo, kdybych umfe-
la! Ale mole dit6? -. Coz
mann pravo ho zahubit? (. :.
Snad :. aspon by bylo o jed
noho nest astnika ma svete me-
mel. Ale ie to hrich, hrozny
hfich! ;. Ne, ne, uboh6 me
ditt, ty budes lit matka tva
te neopustl"
"Zbytecne Sc slecinko, mu-
cite" tesla il posluhovacka
ljeii; "takove prihody stavaji
Sc velmi caste. Konecn6 to ne
nj tax velike neStesti, re Ia pa
nj zastala u vas sveho muze.
On vas k vuli tomu neopusti."
klara netrpelive pokrcila ia
mena.
Neopusti! Neopusti! Ia my
Slenka il nedrasala srdce, &C
vfele MaXa milovala. Ji pretez
ce bolelo, re byla vyhlasena "a
dccru trestance a ze ma nj Spo-
lciva kletba handy! Proc depor
tovali jeiiho otce! Pro kra-
dez? Pro vrazdu? Ale -Chato-
roux vSechna tato tajemstvi
pred nj delikatne ukryl! Uvidi-
Ii jeSte jednou sveho ochran-
ce? SotVa zarliva zena jeho
bude jej vsude stopovati!
NSechny tyto myslenky ro-
lilly Sc hlav6 mlade trpitel-
ky.
"Jak rada bych zemrela! !"
zast6nala prsou bolesti ma
Ipln6nych.
Bud tie klidna, slecno
BUD te rozumna. vzpamatuJ
te sc a pomyslete 81, ze mic ne
mi ztraceno!'
Klara poystala a pocala pro
chaZeti pokojem. V tom vsah
oval Sc V pfedsini Zvonek a
vessel mattel domu, ktery ma
jemnici oznamil, re po tax
,skandalni scene, ku ktere "a
vdala pricinu, Jest nuccn yypo
Iyed6ti il z bytu.
"Nemeite starosti, odjedu
lic8tG dnes," odv6tila mu dcera
Enselmova q doprovodiySi ma
liitele domu, poca!a skladati
veci.
Mela malou tastku penez q
Edoufala, re jimi jaks taks Wy
: staci do tech dob nez 81 bude
Inoci praci nalezti. Pojede dc
Pai'i2e, maine 81 tam kouteh
" We vzdalene Ctvrti zmizi tan
beze stopy, take Max il ne
nalde. Dite ieji Sc nlkdy ne
: dozyi. re V zilach ieho probi
hala krev dcery trestancoVy {
yychoVani ditka bude cilem III
vota jeho matky,
MvSlenka tato uSpokoul;
: ponekud rozervanc srdcc div
emo. klara odejela prvnim Vi;
!, KEN do ParlZe, ale kdyz vstol
" = pila do vagonu, dala Sc do Il
: scdaveho place. Zdaz Sc ne
> rozloucila nyni ma vecne cas-,
otcem sveho ditka? On mi
- lcnu a d6ti q brzy zapomene
Ona nezapomenc nikdy! Al
musl sc namahat, ably vyhla
djla &c sve pameti Vzpomink
ma to, co minulo Vcnuje &C
~ leu budoucnost jen ditku sv(
= ;; mu.
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PRODA Sc LEVINE farma o
So akrech V Chardon, o., 20
mil od Clevelandu. Musi byti
prodana We ctrnacti dnech "a
pTicinou odjezdu., BlizSi Sc sde
III V elsie 4242 Mapledale A
we. S. w. 81
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PRODA Sc dvourpdinny
dunn 0 5ti svetnicich S koupel-
nou dole a dvou pokojich S
toiletem nahore, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, elektrina, plyn,
ulice dlazdena a jine zarize-
nj. Cena $4,000. Blizsi sdeli j.
F. Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886. u
Mon 1861 r. ?
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Divka k niGemu
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost" preoNl JOS L. Voborsky.
Roman cd w. Heimburg;

Ia V kuchynl, kdeZ SIuzKa il
pomahala pradlem. Vune Pc
ceneho masa horniho poscho
di, kde doktor Sc svym bratrem
ITezbarem z Florencie, ktery
pTivedl dive veci * nicemu",
prave obedvali, ami nejmen-
sim neprivedlo il do veselejsi-
no humoru.
Kdyz Bedrich pax piisel do
kuchyne a prosebn6 zadal mat
ku 0 dovoleni, by smell Sc po-
divati nahoru k tete Rice, Cd
niz byl pozvan a ktera nan jiz
netrpelive tekala. "Nepujdes
nikam! !" a zlostne uhodila hrn-
Gem ma stul az sc nadobi otfa-
Slo. Ma to odebrala Sc do pra-
delny, kde ami jediny vyprany
kousek nebyl il who'd a hnevl-
vymi slovy odlehcovala svemu
poboureni, az konecne odebra-
la Sc opet do kychyne a sed-
nouc k oknu, zahrnovala vycit-
llami svou sestru, zatracujic je
il vystredni. jednani a neroZ-
vaznost.
Ike vsemu jeste dive. Dve
| inajednou!" zlobila Sc; 'pri-
jmouti to druhe = to jest jiz
mnoho = to je blouznivel Je
to hrichem a hanbou, re by
tlovek z toho re vseho zsilel".
Prave V tom okamziku "a
iehl V ieji sluch detsky plac
horejSiho poschodi a zrovna
jak pani Roettgerova minila,
ma to pax opet sestrin hlas,
jenz Sc j zdal mnohem silnej
81 a prisnejsi nezli drive miva-
la We zvyku a pax opet zaslech
la HAS stare hospodyne Dory.
"Nuze, to je pekne!" narika-
la pani Nina. "Zimnice mne
poiima, kdyz 81 vzpomenu, jak
Rika vyhlizela, kdyz jednou
nuj hoch plakal, nyni to ma
kazdou minutu".
Nahle opet Sc utiSila, jezto
Louisa, skladajic vlhky ubrou-
Sex vkrocila do kuchyne. "Sly-
Sela jste, pani?" tazala Sc hne-
vive.
"Byla jsem celia prekvape-
ma. A nyni tomu vSemu mann
| zvyknouti. To male devce, jak
! Sc poVida, je velmi neposlus-
ne; Katie povida, ze tvrdosij-
nym placem az zmodrala. Ne
mohu 81 predstaviti, jak muze
byti dit6 tax zatvrzele, kdyz
Sc mu v6nuje veSkera laska-
Vost".
PAM Roettgerova usadila Sc
k oknu, kdyz Louisa odeSla 2
kuchyn6; ale odchazejfc pre-
ce zaslechla pani rici: "Boze,
Jake to brine = Jake to bfi-
me Jaka to wee, ktera ne
nj k nicemu".
Cd toho dine vystehoval sc
VSechen mir Ma yzdy z utulne-
no pfibytku slecny Riky. V
pul noel jeSte nemohla usnou-
} ii a zdlouhavymi kroky precha
zela komnatu; kazdy civ nj
byl rozechven. PAX vZala svic-
ku tiSe vkradla Sc do poko-
l Jlku hochoya; tento dosud ne
: spal, lezel ma postelce ote-
J vfenyma ocima, prohlizeie 81
2 tento novy domov.
"Spi, muj drahy hochu", Wy
hizela jei nahybajic Sc k ne
D nu rovnaiic mu kadere ma
: cele, ktere bylo pc jeho otci.
e "Ano, teticko".
= 'Libi Sc ii to zde?" tazala
:, sc ho jennie.
20, ano, = Bedfich a ia
: chceme 81 koupiti kralicky ri.
K ira a povida, jestlize ia budu
I chtiti, re ty to dovolis".
: Ona neodpovedela.
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PRODA Sc novy dvourodinovy
cihlovy dunn 0 10 pokojich, 2
koupelny, vse moderne zarize-
no. Haste Sc V els. 341O E.
1O5. ul. 2 Union Ave. 81
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cbjetl jemu CHI danny.
"Ano", odpovedel, prohlize
je 81 il, "avsak italsky umim
l6pe".
Doktor small Sc V roztrzito-
sti. "Oskare", volal ven, proc
pax nejdes?"
Ia chvilinku slysel odpo-
v6d': "Ano, ano, ia mala ctve-
racka zde sedi ma schodech a
media 81 rici, aby SIa dale. Nu-
re, pojd', ty maly tvrdosiku"
pokracoyal, ia te ponesu".
Ma to zaslechli plac podese-
neho ditete a jiz vchazel do
vnitr muz Sc Sirokym klobou-
KEN, nesouci V naruci male
stvoreni.
Lezelo mu Y naruci jako ma
la panenka Sc sklonenou hla-
YOU; oci melo zavren6 a Sc
vzdorovitym vyrazem okolo
list a pest6mi zat t'atymi.
Exam umistime tuto malou
slecinku", tazal Sc doktoruv
bratr Oskar Kortum. "Bylo by
snad lepe, abych il umistil
hned, neb tento plachy ptacek
Ease zacne klepati svymi ma
lymi kridelky".
Slecna Rika otevrela dvere
vedouci do hochova pokojiku
a tn umelec postavil male sla-
hounke devcatko pred nj; pri-
strojena byla sat z pruhova-
ne latky, a zabalena V teply
Cerny Satek, pod nehoz vyhii
Zel bledy oblicej cernymi ha-
vranimi vlasky. Bee pohnutl
stale zde toto male stvoreni !;
iedna v6c, ktera ma nj byla
zvlastni, byly pekne nausnice
zayesene V jeji malych pek-
nych ouSkach.
"Jdi a podej pani ruku", wy
bizel rezbaf po italsku. AvSak
obe ruce teto byly t6sne sepja-
ty, rty sevreny a dve tmavych
oci pohlizelo bazliv6 ma damu,
ktera posud objimala jejiho
Lratra.
"Pojd' ke mne, ty ctvera-
cko", vybizela Rika. AvSak
HAS ten neznel jiz tax meme,
.iako kdyz vitala jeiiho bra
ira. "Pojd' ke mne, drahe ditG.
jak Sc prece jmenujeS?"
Julia, odpovedel chlapec
misto nj, "zrovna jako mamir
ka".
"Pojd' sem, julie, vybizela
Rika Trautmannova skoro ji5
netrpeliv6 a oblicei jeji pre-
I
letl nadech hn6vu. A kdyz dev
&c bazliv6 ustupovalo zpet
vztahla po nj ruce, poklekls
| pred nj, vZala il do naruci ;
pohlizela do iejiho utleho, BILE
deho obliceje, jejz z casti kry
ly pekne cern6 JENNIE vlasky.
"Ani nejmensi stopy pc nen
- CHI - docela cizi!" pravi
10 il srdce kazdy vrely ci
byl nadobro utlumen. Tot,
Jest jeji dite, dite te zeny, il.
Sc dostalo toho stesti, kter,
urceno bylo pro mne".
Nemohla nalezti lepSicl
SLOW, aby upoutala Ma Sc stra
chem Sc chv6iici dite, aby ie
obmekcila, mic Ma plat, d6vt
zustalo neoblomn6.
Dora, svlekni il z tech tep
lych satu a odnes il do jejih
} pokojiku". PAX obratila Sc c
} pet k hochovi, jenz stal vedl
stolu a zariclm pohledem pre-
! hlizel 81 vSechny ty predmety
. jez urceny byly jemu.
"To nalezi vSechno tobe, Be
drichu. Prohledni 81 to a pa
budeme listi. A zdali bude J
bo, panove", pravila pristol
pic k obema, "zasednete lask
We nami Wy, pane Oskar
Kortume, prijmete ode mne I
| ,,ao,.S i H. Il,
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ElrSska12s
()zrlaxllky

PRlSTf STREDU a kazdou
nasledujici stredu az do dalsi-
ho oznarneni oba strizni obcho-
dy ~ kOUDELU", ABS
Broadway a 4288 Warner Rd.
budou zavirany poiedne. V
ostatni vSedni dny bude ote-
v1eno jako dosud cd 8 hod. ra-
no do 7 hod. vecer a scbotu
do 2 hod. veGer. 81
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VYPRODAM cely sklad de-
choyych a smyccovych hudeb-
Mich nastroju "a vyrobni cenu,
iakoz i vykladni skrine vse-
chino zarizcni. Haste sc V els,
4248 Broadway. Tel. Union
967 w. Broadway 283 NJ. ?
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PRCDA Sc velmi LEVINE aneb
pronajme obuvnicka dina ma
spravky obuvi, elektricke stro-
je Sc vSim zarizenim. Haste Sc
elsie SOLO Fleet Ave. :?
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CHCETE-Li 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek anek
iarmu, obrat'te sc dIv9rot
ua nejstarsiho . spolehlivehs
tes1eho jednatele FIR. HAttanA
s6A2 K. 90 ul. Obchod zaiozey
roku 1894. Tel. Union ASS l..
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PRODA Sc novy dvouro-

PRODA Sc novy dvouro-
dinny dunn, v nemz je vSe mo-
derne Zarizeno. jest V mem )
5 svetnic, koupelna nahore
dole, diva moderni kirby, tvr-
de podlahy, 2 fernesy, bridli-
cova strecha. Lot je 40 pri
|145 str, dlazba zaplacena. Ce
ma $4,000. Haste Sc V cisle
1867 E. 131 ul. z Union. 5-S
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PRODA Sc domek pro mensi
rodinu V okoli Corlett skoly.
Lot je 40 pri $50 str. Cena
S2650. Haste Sc {. 12408
Harrington Ave. 81
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PEkNY dvourodinny dunn
ma Karline Sc proda "a prici-
nou odjezdu. Cena $4,000. Hla
ste sc vecer V elsie 1903 E. 81
st. 81
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PRODA Sc pekna basa, fle-
tina a mistrovske housle (Berks
king) delane roku 1906. Hla-
ste Sc V els. 31S1 w. 38 ul.,
blize Clark. 81
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ZARUCENE VEJCE ma ma

sadu Cd velkych kachen z Pse-
fanny objednat a do
stati lie V groc. obchode p.
Roubicka, Broadway a Finn
Ave. "a $1.25 tucet.
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krech, Is mil cd Clevelandu ma
State Rd. V Hinckley, O., 212
mile od dlazd6ne cesty. Je tam
dobry dum 6 pokojich, nova
garage, 80 ovocnych stromu a
line hoSpodarske zarizeni. Da
Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc u majitele
Jerry Chodera, r. 3, Brunswick
o. 81
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SAMOHRACl PIANO S 20

valci a $ layickou Sc proda vel
mi LEVINE. j akoro move. Haste
Sc Y elsie 524l Dolloff Rd.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-05-28
SHOES FOR ALL HUMAN KIND

If you buy paper counters and inner soles
because it is cheap, you are only fooling your
self The method we are following in max
ing all poor shoes good we can't afford to
sell INFERIOR shoes. SELF Shoes have stood
up for quality for the past half century
Keith Conquerer Shoes for Men means some
thing to you if their namelis on the Shoes
LOT ONE-Ladies $1,000 and $1,000 Shoes
at $o.4S
LOT TWO-C hildren's Shoes, sizes 3 to 8,
worth SzOO -----------------@1.45
LOT THREE Mems Dress Shoes worth $s
to $1,000 pair att,
LOT FOUR-Endicott & johnson Make,
worth SIS to $3.50, sizes 2115 to 51a at.-$298
MEMS WORK SHOES all solid leather in
tan and grain, worth 81 to $3.50 pair-$49S
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-05-28
Bring your folks to
this sale and save.

Saturday morning May 29, this will be turned into vertable bargain
Sale will be the offering history
m % ~ ~ EN- | "
1Ss@I
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Mems
Clothes
Hart Schaffner
& Marx Clothes

is the word as to quality and
style. 1t is true there is plen-
ty of clothing to be had at a
cheaper price, but you get
shoddy goods and makes in re-
turn.
Why not buy one good suit
and get the wear out of it and
look dressed up than to buy
three or four suits in the mean
time and only get the same
length Of wear.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Clothes Are Unequalled
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-05-28

We have so Mems all wool suits to close
out, and other cheaper makes that you
have to pay at other places as high as
forty dollars for, At
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-30
CONTRACT Is DELAYED
IN DISTRICT FIFTEEN

Negotiations for new contract
between the United Mine Workers oi
America aud Colorado coal oprraiots
will not begin for several weeks, Rob-
eri Poster, representative of the in
ternational officers, announced o,cr
az Denver last Saturday. Meanwhile,
the Bocalled contract mines are
working under the agreement which
expired April lsl, with q new wage
scale according 10 the - per cent in
crease awarded by President Viii
son Z coal commission.
eve ARE waiting until contracts in
the central competitive field are
worked out Foster says. "lt prob
ably will be month before all the
details are settled. When the central
competitive field contracts are agreed
upon the question of Colorado con
tracts will be taken up"
Members of the policy COMMITTEES
OF the United Mine Workers, who
have been in Denver Zoe several
weeks comforting with Colorado men-
beers and officers of the union regard
ing the policy TO be followed in Dis
triet No. 10, which includes Colorado
and Utah and several adjoining states,
lett Denver Saturday last for Trini-
dad, Colo.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-30
Seasonal Rates.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Apr. %
/" Seasonal freight rates on bitumin.
Gus coal would be long step in the
right direction" Eugene McAuliffe
representing q committee of the Am.
erican Institute of Mining Engineers
said yesterday before the senate com.
mittee considering Senator Freling.
huysen s bill proposing establishment
Of such rates. The effect of the Is
per cent reduction of rates from April
TO September, as proposed by the bill
would be to cause summer purchase
and storage of coal. and would equal.
ize the burden on railroads as we'll
the witness said. lie urged. however
that a graduated reduction, beginning
with ten cents ton in February and
reaching It's maximum Of twenty-five
cents IN June, be substituted, the in.
crease in rates 10 follow in similar
manner from August to September.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1920-04-30
EXAMINATIONS AT PRICE
CONCLUDED MONDAY LAST

John Crawford, state inspector of
coal mines, concluded the examina-
ton for fire bosses and mine foremen
at Price last Monday afternoon in
time TO take the train for Salt Lake
City. The school began Thursday of
last week and was held in the district
courtroom at Price. Those passing
and who are to get certificates are;
Mine Foremen-W. NJ. Bennett,
Scofield; w W. Murray, William
Burt and j. H.. Walker, Hiawatha I;
William Gilmour, Stewart johnson
and Alex Harrison, Mohrland; VIII
liam Parry, Dave Crawford and Stan
ley Harvey, Sunnyside; Adam Flock
hart and A. Huxford, Standardyille,
and George A. Wilson, Castle Gate.
Fire Bosses--HaTy Hall, G. T..
Anderson, David l.. Parmley, George
II. Simpson and Thomas Biggs, Jr,
Winter Quarters; John Ungricht,
Oscar Evans, Dave Stevenson and
Thomas Basile, Sunnyside; Ralph
Preston and c. III. Hunter, Heiner;
William Blackwell, Storrs; William
Barnes, Mortonyille; Alva O'Neil,
Hiawatha; William Sherfick, Mohr-
land; Frank Nosaek, Rains, and Mel
vim +. Lewis, Salt Lake City.