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The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
The Namur of Rotterdam
Ship of Mystery.

Synopsis - Geoffry Carlyle,
master of sailing ships at twen-
ty-six, is sentenced to 20 years
servitude in the American col
onies for participation in the
Monmouth rebellion In England.
Among the passengers on board
the ship on which he is sent
across are Roger Fairfax,
wealthy Maryland planter; his
niece, Dorothy Fairfax, and Lieu
tenant Sanchez, n Spaniard, who
became acquainted with the Fair
faxes In London. Carlyle meets
Dorothy, who informs him her
uncle has bought his services.
Sanchez shows himself an enemy
of Carlyle.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30

by fifteen pound. Fact is he mighty
seldom looks the same, fer thet's part
o. his game. I've seen him I'm all sorts
o. disguises. It's only his eyes he
can't hide, an thar's been times when
] thought they wus the ugliest eyes
ever saw. He's sure an ornary devil,
an when he gifts mad, I'd rather be
afront Of a tiger. Besides fghtin's his
trade, an no weaklin' ant goin' ter
control the sort O. chaps he's got ter
handle. Most OF 'em would murder
him in a minute II they dared. Oh.
he's bad all right, but yer wouldn't
exactly think 80. Just ter look at him I"
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
A Budding HumorIst.

Mamma, when 1 went to see Tom
Stanley this morning, the girl that
came to the door said ne wasn't in, and
l knew he was. What did she want
to tell me that fOr7"
There may have been reasons why
Tommy could not be seen, dear. She
told you out of politeness."
NYes, she acted as If she was out
Of poilteness."
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
CHAPTER v.
Tho Namur Of Rotterdam.

The brig, with all sails set and IA
vored by strong wind, drew rapidly
in toward the point Of landing. The
great majority of the prisoners re-
mained on deck, chained together and
helpless, yet surrounded by armed
guards, while the few who had already
been purchased by passengers hum
bly, followed their new masters ashore
the moment the gangplank touched
the soil of Virginia. There were five
Of us altogether thus favored, but l
was the only one owing allegiance to
Roger Fairfax. The rude landing
wharf along which we lay was already
densely crowded. Altogether It was
bustling scene, full of change and
color, the air noisy with shouting
voices, the line of wharves filed with
number of vessels, either newly ar
rived or preparing to depart. 1t was
with no small difficulty we succeeded
In forcing our way through this jos
tling thrOng until we attained to an
open space ashore. / followed closely
behind the three composing our party,
laughing girl between them for pro-
lection. Fairfax was evidently we'll
known to a number present, for he
was being greeted on all sides with
hearty handshakes and words Of wei.
come.
We boarded the Fairfax sloop. The
baggage was transferred. l worked
with the Fairfax servants and 1t cut
my pride to the quick. Out in the bay
l was sent TO the wheel.
Not another sail appeared across
that surface of waters, not even a fish,
erman's boat, the only other vessel
visible along our course being a dim
outline close In against that far-away
headland toward which l had been In
structed to steer. stared at this OBJ
ject at first believing 1t a wreck, but
| finally distinguishing the bare masts
Of medum-sized bark, evidently rid
ing at anchor only a few hundred
yards of shore.
The Spaniard presently pointed out
to Fairfax the position Of the bark.
Surely strange place in which to
anchor, Lieutenant" said Fairfax.
Bark rlgged and very heavily spared.
Seems TO be all right. What do you
make Of the vesselT
The Spanlard twisted his mustache
but exhibited little interest, although
his gaze was upon the craft.
Decidedly Dutch, l should say" he
answered. slowly. "The beggars seem
quite at home there. with all their
washing out Not usual anchorage" 2"
mo, nor particularly safe one.
Travers' place Is beyond the bend.
Wen put up with him tonight. D-n
me- Sanchez, l believe I'll hail the
! fellow and find out what he is doing
In there"
Sanchez nodded, carelessly striking
flint and steel In an effort to rellght a
! cheroot.
We came about slowly. The dis
tance to be covered was not great, and
In less than ten minutes we we're
drawing In toward the high stern OF
the anchored vessel.
No evidence OF life appeared on
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
SerViceable Scenery.

"There are some things possible In
the movies that can't be done on the
stage"
For instanceT
"If the scenes Of a play are laid
in a certain quarter Of the world they
can be filmed on the spot"
"Sure. But as a mater Of fact, Cali
fOrnia landscapes have been used for
every kind of scenery from tropical
islands to the steppes of Siberia"
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
ONE WAY TO BEAT HIM.

Edwin and Morris are little play
mates who have just passed their sixth
birthday and are getting ready to start
to school.
Edwin was discussing the school
proposition with neighbor recently.
'YOu will have to hurry or Morr' -
will get ahead of you," said the neigi
Dor.
"Oh, no, he won't" replied Edwt
"Tm going to sit on the seat in frol
of him"
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
No Place for II,

Didn't you get lonely in the Arctic
circleT asked the garrulous man.
"NO," replied the celebrated explOr-
er. There was always something to-
occupy my time and attention"
"But didn't you ever feel the need
Of a little small talk?
"Never. Small talk is as much out
tor would be in a drawing ROOM"
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30

Alone In the darkness, Carlyle
battles against tremendous odds.
He gains the upper hand, vic
tory seems assured, and then
but read about It for yourself In
the next instaIIment Of this un.
usual story.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
Use for Broken alaa..

There Is use even for broken
glass. Some OF II is ground into fine
powderllke particles and used for va.
rious purposes. Some is melted and
made into new glass objects.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
IMPRESSIVE
SIGHT.

B / g 6 s always
has an air of in
dustry about him.
Yes. But he Is
one of those peo-
pie who can't get
credit for making
a garden when
they are only dig
ging q 8 b l n g
worms,
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
EXciuaLNe

'Tm told that your next-door neigh
Dor Is very exclusive"
~Exclusivel Why. that womaI
wouldn't want TO be happy II every
body else waR."-Boston TRANSCRIPT.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
The LOGICAL Place,

"When the waiter at the club wa
arrested as a spy, where did the
take him to question him"
"They took him to the grillroom
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
In These Dawn

''The Indians used to fear the pale.
face scout"
"WellF
"But not now. He may be looking
for promising baseball material"
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
No Doubt Of II.

"Do you think Miss Chatters is an
entertaining talkerT
"My, yes; she can entertain her
self for hours at a time"
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
Pair O'Doxes.

a paradox is young Fred Frew,
A forward boy and backward, too.
Another is in diet found
Square meals 1t is that makes us souI
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1920-12-30
Reason Enough.

GotrOx-What Marry my daughterI
Why, you must be destitute of rea.
SOni"
Jack Poore-I admit am destituh
Dat that very fact is my reason.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-05
Publication List Delinquent Taxes
FOR THE YEAR 1878
TNLA.LULL.-- ~ M
GIEsI-flN tur sTI.
STlTl OBJ iulurlrO.

Tui.- .'- ty given That WILL according to law offer at
puhc, rh~ orf Of the Treasurer Of County of Gunnison
and s'a C.o the 22nd day Of November, AID. 1920
aud s,irE days commencing "a the hour OF m
Of % much OF the following estate situate
in rh- -ui County on whIc h taxes for the year 1919
hav" not i"u paid shall be necessary pay
h"oIn.aL'" st down. interest and penalties towit:
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-05

Name Of
Owner or
To Whom
Assessed
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-05

Part % Section.
Lot or Nine
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-05
DESCRIPTION or PROPERTY

Section Twp Town.
Erck or cry or Mn
Sur. No .EE District
u ~
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-05

HeYnoIds. a E Imps- on Cold
Links Nos. l to q 10.
IL. consisting of
Gold Links Mill lsSy,
Boarding House
Two Bunk Houses
Power House d Machinery
Boiler House. Machinery ant
all piping
blacksmith Shop
Ofnce Buildlng
Dwelling House other Build
ings
Tools and Mining Cars
IIAck In and nuf of Nine
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-05

the 1919 eon... ~.
original sssessed the abstract Of the together
penalty the first half Of
1st 1920 and including July the whole Of
tax the rate Of and from Auust ~
to and including November End 1920
are paid. and the second half unpaid then the sdve
td comprises The second halt Of The assesed the
quarter month ineludn.
ber Es@ -1
WITNESS WHEREOF. my hand and zeal A.
office the Court House. unnison Colorado t
l1th day Of OetoBer, A. D. 1920. " ~ ~
% E. C. PALMER
County Treasurer Of cuunison County. Colorado.
Continued Page seven)
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-05

sATE.e
u y fseE
10 ElTIl
AEErnsHd
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-11-05
DESCRIPTION or PROPERTY

Arg. 20. squire II
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81 Lucky hoy z.ss
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

nsoA ptAld . c,ltelA. dceilaa No.
ssch asrAAa \ California klersl
a. STAT mel rtncaltest sN@n il '
lrtosnim lelnlm elAinhi nskNllkfa
as SlSsnA MAosA spfekN,s W.
sionrila snolu ~ Sasoa lalchiuo
vm nlAm, N hoa.lssseu, MI kon.
teeh, kiere asnfAdAy bsly pod
sssitiuu siatni university III ~
siednlm koucrftn Sehrala ; nec.
hives nou vFluc>lion Sonata ~
tcSara tfNneka a Nclle loho
lsccthovcnon krcu,scroyu sonata.
imcuossnA klasirni NirinoAka 90.
fadala ! W Whcclero,s sini kcu
cert pad slcinun sasliiea. . iehos
iriumfech - roScpi~ulc misini hu.
dhni kritik,e jake Alfred Mc,lrcr
dehni kniika,e iako AIT Mc,sgcr
a v Oakland Tribune"
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

kou, zde nalcznetc velky vyber satstNa
pro svoic ditky. Nsethny druhy pro.
styeh u podstatnlch veci, klobouky,
tepieo. kamasc n vubcc vSeehno, go
hoch mu2e potfcbovati. Pro deveata
pax budou tn kabdty, vluent ! koacn@
mkavice. hotoyt obleky, a vdbec Use,
chny druhy krasnyeh a a2iteenteh vtet
ualesnete Y tonic ptizemi, vtci, ieA
tiui sivot suadneisim pro matku, k,crd
musi udrlovati ditky sy6 y pohoto.
vosti pro skolu.
Pro matku samotnou bule muoastVi
uvanliyJch a spoichlivych y6ci k no
Semi \ tomto p%iixcmnim ~obchod6, kimo.
M, zdst6rovo ohloky, pckne domacke
saty, ptkfyyky, bl04y u celia vSstaNa
ruznych pfcdmttd hotovych k noseni
budc ia, abyste mohly uciniti vSbtr die
sv6ho ykusu. Pro otco "A hoehy Dude
rozsahla traniec %vylvavniho aboSt.
Nyrazumiva Sc, 70 2jcdnani budou Ia
kovi %prodavaei, kteti budou moei pro
DAFT matee vazanku, jcz SO budo libiti
otci. Neni to dostatcena zaruka pro
kterokoliy oddelenil Go Sc tScc zvldsi
Mich nakupoyatn, ii stale budou pilnt
zam6stnani Y New Yorku a zamofi,
kde budou vybirati dobr6 a prodojn6
zbozi pro toto odddleni.
uplne zafizeni pro domacnost.
Md2c Sc staff, 10 matka Dude miti
ysecno yypravnt zboki a s~atstvo, co
ien ii pratt mGac (dokaatc nam vsak,
prosim, ie.li tomu TAXI. IN okolnosti
TAX stastnych m1ac DAFT pfodnost do
mGeimu zafizeui, Toto budc taktel
yystaveno V p%figemnim obehode. Bude
tn yelka vzorna kuehyne, kde novo
manzelc buduu moci ii vybrati vsech
no, echo 10 tteba X v%ypraveni holu
bieiho hnizdecka. Bule IN k~uehyisk6
nadobi, prkna Il v~y2ehleni letnieh oble
kd a yseho ostatniho a zkratka, vSeeh
ny druhy pfirutnich a potfebn$ch yeci
pro domaenost.
Mohlo SO snadno staff, zc IN vdlky
matkn kupovula Liberty bonly misto
ably ~yenovala po1ornost vnittni dfcvt
ne vyzdobe syfho domora. Budou tu h
ziskani vurnyse vscho druhu, barry a
oleje u podobn6 voei Y terhto pfizem
Dith obchodnich mistnostech.
ldcmc yzhGrul NSni isme M hlayni
podlaze, spojujici ltarf a uovy oh
ehod Y bohatosti umoleck6 dckorace .
idlcsnebo pohodlL Jsou zdo odpoeiyar
ny, holirna pro muae, stdnky $ doutni
Ky pro ty, klol kouti, noyindfsk6 u
kni1ni stanky, magaziuy, ysechny dfu'
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

by veei, ktcrt upoutaii poxornost n po.
test zakagniky Burgess Nashovych oh
ehodu. INA toto podlasc neltyati Dude
Sc take oddelcni pro muze a %iestlise
matka nenalczla vhodny nakrenik pre-
otcc v pfizemku, mdtc htti iista, 10
u%alcsne zdc takosy, ktery no potesi.
Take klcnotnicky zavod.
Neni Il mlady mu4 icste 2cnat, aysak
mnSuie jih 0 tom, ink by ''yplul do
pfistavu manselstyi, = NIUE shledati, 10
diamantovy prstcn ancho peknt M
hrdclnik mn jeff krsck, (~zdvofili lido
Nkaii layaierl, mdzc usnadniti sfast'
no znkonecni ieho milostn6ho romanku.
Ma hlavni podlaze nal6xati Sc Dude
vskutku ohdivuhodn6 klenotnicke cd.
dtlcui. Budou Ia take k dosthni rukn'
vieky pro Milady n dobr6 ~cestovni
tlumnkv ma syatcbni ecstu. Ostatnc,
elovek Vi Dude moci dovolit zakoupiti
krasn6 tlumoky 20 nakupu iinych pc
tfcbnjrh v6ci, pontvadz znasnt uspofi
pfi nakupech Y tonic vclkem noycm
obehode.
Kdys pnldemc dale vghiiru, dostanc
me Sc na druhou podlahu, kde yardoy6
zhozi Dude vystaycno V DENIM svetlo,
Pomyslete 81, IL nebudcte nuceny uhi'
rati y k vndjsim dvefim n ukazovati
sousedum latku ma salty, ktcrou chectc
~zakoupiti ma dychankovt oblck pro
Mary Jane, abyste Sc p~fcsvedtily,
hodi Ii sc K iciim p6knym rudym Via
sum. .Jon Nj vzpomcltc m ty dny, kdy
pohlizely iste mn ntiakS fialovy sa'
met, ptomS %sleiicc, budctc'li V mem W
hliacti skuteen6 pckn6 ancho nehudou.
Ii vas poyasovati ~ indianskou
aenu. Tyto dry neroshodnosti u neil
Stoiy budou skolvcny V Burgess ash
ovtch obchodcch, nebot budeto noel n,
koupiti d%tchankoyy oblok pr umcldm
svetle u odpoledni receptni dbor phi
dennim sv6tlc, budcte.li II pratt.
Nebudc VAN tfcba dele sliniti
prsty, abyste vyakousely plhtna. Den
nj sv6tlo Dude ma nd palati. A pokud
50 tSec vlncn6ho zbozi, modistickfho
zbozi a vseho po,lobntho, budctc moci
we ~zakoupiti die sytho pfani Y iasnem
DENIM svetlc, to jest, budclI %seititi
slunko Il dym zvedne svbi tmavS plast
mesta.
Tfeti podlaha hotove obleky,
Ma tfeti podlaze take spofiyd hospo.
dynka ii n"ojodduntisi sluxebnice PAM
Mody n~aleznc pozoruhodnS ySber ho
tovych oblekd n SAITH. kdo nckdy pro
sol nasim nyn6isim ~obchodem, mnSc 81
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o,vr,a podlaha,

llc hulc pofadi mistnos,i, pteshe
dckorovanych n ~vypravcnych, taxi 20
mlada ncvcs,a ! zkuscna ~hospodsnka
Dude moci s%iistiti, GO ic neinoveisiho v
dobrcm vkusu pro jeff domov, Budou
sde v~ys,avcny stolni ptibory, prasy
druh talif1 pro kasdou pfilcaitost kras-
ne kobcrce, vhodne pro fdkn6 rokoic,
n mnozst,i krdsnSch veci pro domov.
"Pata podlaha," VIOLA mus, tidici
vy~tahovadlo, a gde ismc obklopeni hu
dchnimi nastroji, Velky vShtf plan n
vikrol $ kQhincty pro rekordy, krasne
s,olieky X piandm, hudchui kabincty
a vsechny druhy nahytku k potcscni
m~ilovnIku hubby.
Auditorium, kdc mus Sc shromaAdiu
aeimine 500 osob. nalSzA sc ma toto
podlazo, Ma Pine typNnvcnt stroic m
promitani pobyblivsch ohr6sk0 a Aatny
mn %ievisti. Modni divadla, pfednasky,
hry a kouveneo hudou zlo %pofadany.
olnamuie So dokonce, 70 take zsm5
slcn6 lidoyd divadlo vyvoli tuto mist
nos, "a svcie p1sobiste.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22
soLAK.
Napsal J. Jahoda,

Ma MtiAtt kskPh hhRcFkN nothHl
Sc svec Mcixlik, chalupnik ' Kan.
dric, 81 svnlanskon Santilkou,
hrobarkou. mvazanou a u%halcnou,
p nemoc ma nj hyla znai ma ho.
ny
Syec MeiSlik ruze kulhal, ma
dfinovku Sc slime opiral a phi
eh0zi - marianne hrbatil, al ma
kozi hradka od satku ma krkn cd.
stavala.
TAX 81 ma stiitezskem kopctku
zahovofili o sytch ncmoccch.
ITO Wy, kmotra, dc.ite u,racc.
pene korinky pekne vytrhat,
mas koyaf TO where hackem, jako
kdyz ripu v%ytahuie. Tuhlc v pra.
We dasni Sc mi hodinu haekem ko.
reinil. ale pet kofinku vytahal, u
byly to kofinky TUE smatlave u
V kosti zakroucene -
"Nidite. mistfe, TO zas ID ami
"a ME! Jak mne zelizkem ma da.
sen SALINE, W Sc bez decha porou.
elm, M me muscji vodou oblcivat
Nam slabou naturu - hned Sc
ISvalimin blekotala otcklcmi isty
Santilka hrobarka.
"A toibwh ami ncirkl. lie to
pomysleni pofad $ umrlci zacha.
yet, stare hnaty Z novtch hrobh
dobcivat, a pax kovafe omdlct
To bych, ma mout6, ncrekl. - to
ie divna natural kroutiI hlavou
svec.
"Mrtvy ncciti, $ tim ic kratka
procedure, ale ma zivem tale sta.
u spendlickem, tfeha jen spendli.
ckcml Proto il ne Ike kovari, ID
k Rabiskovi -"
mo, coz o tol" hekal svec. -
"Rabiskd je ma svate malo. - ten
strei vscchny doktory do kapsy,
TO .ie kapo vscch doktord. III taky
Sc S nohou belham k Rabisko.
vi -
TAX poiad noha zlobiG' SOU
citne Sc zeptala hrobafka.
"Je videt kostl" vazn6 fekl
Mcjzlik. "Ve spitalc povidali To
je oskliva noha, tn pochovame Y
bcdnicce. A ja - net Rczat SC
nedam, 10 at me zrovna dora2l,
ale pc kousku Sc dat mordovai,
TO ne A tax jdu k Rabiskovi, ably
poradil. A viditc. kmotra. iak
Rabisek feknc toble Sc zaccli, "a
rok pobehm jak za.jic! -
"a Vcnca je ted hodn6isi. -
kdyz vidi, 60 provedl7 r. tiseji sc
ptala Santilka.
Svec SO zastayil. noze nadlehcil
a zluil oblicei mel iak achatovt
Xadne vrasky, zadnf zalostivd oci.
vypravoval klidn6. rozvaane
"Vime, kmotra, table rama he
ouplne pfevratila TED pofad jen
tatinku sem, tatlnku tam. dc
hospody nohou nepachnc - a jcn
mladou dlouho do noel size"
"Dej Panbnh, ably sc mu mo
EEK srovnal," soucitnG zatouzila
hrobafka, ale slime sc chytla "a
hlavu. to nejak stndcn6jS
wduch j laval ma podebranol
daseii.
"Byla to pfenahlenost, Tide Il
moe p~fetfasali, ale, TO feknnu. kmo
ira, nikdo do toho nevidell vi
te, vscchno strcili ma hocha,. =
ale ID, - ja, - nebyl, ncbyl be,
why - dodaval ncjiste. zajika
We a mrkl oxen M hrobafku, ma
Ii chuf VERT.
Santilcc yraspita tvaf Sc jaks
prodlouzila. a sedt fasy vysokt
Sc j zdvihly "A co Wy TO, kmo
tire, budete povidatY Jcn Wy no
cha neomlouvejte, proved
smrtelny hfich, - ma tatu ruce
vztahl. - tatu do chromoty pfi
pravil, tatn chttI Mbit -
trhay6 vykfikovala, 4 boIestnyn
pfizvukcm, jak j vzdy v dash
louplo
Zastavil We Mejxlfk, zlomil ~
jsksi, jakoby nsdlchGoysl bola
VI, tlnstk zafscovant noze, ale o
blicsi mel klidnS, 1 hiss mu he'd,
vAbrt zmtkl "fdtA so,gdi 10
dhSn 1AuAA nA-xLf 80
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asa ,kNh - bsasms Wets salts
.sat. Il neAt ~ Nd haas Neses
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,asrsa. rAateaAeAse ahess = Avstehh
.sssa 4 samsta, kleheuAs : nAAAstW
.als smNs ses rtN AeAsivi : atAsssa
u.s. AsSAtAN. eAeaslallsi Nj ! neseAs
hsdnAss, 8Asls dhats 4 sAlessm
a0tansun. tsvhna tahs pNte
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a ia eAru Nult. a tsAalAe, - s'ss
rsaiaM anlssa4i ~ iakorale %tsrtAssa'
ei,m .skfny pfo ssss, iiuie nlc sels
teani haaAa. Ado Msrs lane baae ma
a t~elefann.aii Nfeie,t, Ahs teAal ~
vii 4, m%rsaauina, sAk ahA y mohh si"lA
t,tAu sAles 'sle,
Nebcsa, nskdc F, tt,o hisioni mnsi
h,t leenne, b. k%tstinatsks nhe haA hnds
stipcu /, ,om,o srlkem oht husit, nchol
kasat. Ado iic. -, D. y ,tfhto dussh
tystinkh wa,is "NyiAdie,c - ~.
Tin NH nn,lr Ia ,akt pos,o,ni MA
,n,na, hlr milesine ioriss, penetn, 20
uk6tka ma,itcc Ma i.hm natoseninam,
check \ rodpote ccrvcntho kt9e anehn
ktcfalol lima salrsitosi, We masi
htti Nyiisena PASTOR, muse hsu rcslA
na bcspetne ma sVnu ecs,u,
a uyni puidcmo nov vzhuru. Ton
tokr6tc 10 10 StSrta podiaha xdc nnlcs
nemc nAdhrtnt shoti oglohn6, 10 jest
krasne lamry, okuyky ma knihN, ohra
az, kohctcc u uadohi = Hnskeho rot
culauu a wcll, m%ajitcle obchcdu
pravi, h. 10 snRmcn6 dckoratiNni M
hytek a pouhS novinat povetuie IN
ptokaaano. BE- vedi, . Gem mluVL
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rfcti uodlaha hotove obleky.

Ma tfeti podlaze take spofiva hospo-
dynka II n%cjoddundisi s%luSebnice PAM
Mody nalezne posoruhodnS ytber ho
tovych oblek6 u saith. kdo nekdy pro
sol uasim nynci sim obchodem, mOSc 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
Barometer Of Public Opinion
sun AItcr "Ornngcman."

r,t,t,- Nf,ri1. .rbat nranrCunap ted
f ,i,W' ,,,,',,i,,tio, from Drnnrieht and said
hS uI A., ~. Vn,l, cif,. and u,ns horn in Rcl-
s, D.. ,,,rciy " ,,,,r ,,,itLout "a country Ouecn
81 IH11H ~ IN" H., h., rGi,,n Conauered ireland
HI'I'"''"' NY" ~ ~ ,'S,h, TrtIS ,,,1ria ,h.n
.,,,T ,' .,t u, -, iIc .iIe, rgss, "seeL 100
10 I"', S,t St 80 49,, ~, ~ ' ,h, ~, bco, ,r"irsd
u''S't' ",iE II ,, fD,,, ,bat ir ,rbich thov
u ""pl'.' l,mbs1" ~" g e na s,otns',,, " ~,
u'N' p,'h u'uIe'' ~ ~ 60 ,,,,r.,,",, az - ." 49,,
uNgl doctrine ana us aruN' opponents as
thuN say thai the irish should not be 100 reaay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

The state examiner and inspector
vorifies the Carter figures with
minor exceptions.
state Treasurer Leecraft refused
to contradict them and John White
hurst admits that he voted Tor he
III mill levy on the theory that
there will be deficiencies requiring
them. The governor asked the state
legislature 10 limit these deficiencies
TO 5000 100000 but they are -ar be
yound that figure nav. possibly 10
tines that amount.
Mr.. Garter has refused TO certify
the levy and that brings up legal
question outside OF the political zone.
Democrats at the capital city are
about equally divided as between
adherents OF the governor and OF Mr.,
Carter. The rank and file support
the auditor: naturally those who
draw pay are strong In support OF
tlre governor, Art Walker, chairman
Of the state corporation commission,
has issued an ediCt that the COVER
nor must be sustained and that all
employees OF the state departments
must pay their democratic ASSESS
ments or be discharged,
These sums are small. ranging
from IS to S43 per month and are
added TO the Scott Ferris fund for
the senatorship.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19
rnE WATER noNDs MATTER.

Too much cannot be said in commondaton
of the city authorities and chamber Of COM
merce for taking immodt>to action To- re-.
submit the water bond proposal. Their de-
cision to confine the proposal TO the lowest
possible issues wise.
Those who sought TO have the question of %
now form OF government injected INTO tho
campaign were more Jealous than discreet
For that would have developed opposition that
might have threatened the success or the water
project.
It might be wen to state now as later that
the question Of a new charter will probably be
brought to the attention OF the Tulsa public
ut no distant day. But II the necessary changes
in the local government are to succeed the rev
charter when submitted, must be free Of ideal
istc and theoretic provisions Charter changes
that will appeal to Tulsa citizens viii be those
making certain more simplified, practical and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-19

economical government, changes that Will bring
tho government even nearer tho people. not
take It farther away from them. Ana we worry
seriously doubt that Tulsa ciuzens in any
great number viii eyer voi" professional clinics
in thdr public schools
10 hnvc injected such issuos In the water
bond project would have been tho hoght ~
folly There arr certain defect In fho exist
lGr charter which must bo removed before
tbc spay.unw project can Doe made effective
Remove these defects and those anne. Then
submit tho original bond propoH1l Each legal
step Of tho proceedings ahould hc carefully
sof"pulrdcd ry 70 l,rll commiuoc checking
ppiuantuely tho findings of tho city attorney
and acts OF Tho city officials
rho public win approve when called ON to
40 30. Let h,s'o %, mad,. bu, only that haste
which avoids uIsrtk...