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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
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Napsal Jules deGastne frantiny pfel. " Kucinsky.


sbesilosti rozpoutanych zivld,
ze Anselm div nezsilel. Domni
val Sc, ze jest "a ziva pohrben
Jakasi neviditelna We tine ru-
ka denne mu vkladala do ko-
murky kus chleba a dzban vo-
dy. Uvezneny nevidel lidsks.
tvare a neslysel lidskeho hla-
su, nemohl rozeznati dine od
noci a nevedel, jak dlouho Sc
iii V hroznem tom vezeni, do
ktereho byli jen polapeni upr-
chlici vrhani, ably Jim pfiste "a
sla chut' k uteku.
! A vsechny tyto telesn6 du-
sevni utrapy snasel pro CHI vi
nu. V srdci nest astneho otce
znenahla Sc probouzel pocit IL
tosti mad tim, lie Sc obetoval "a
cloveka, ktery snad ami Sc pc
Give nestara o jeho dceru Kla-
ru a ktery il snad jiz opustil.
Vzdyt' znal svrchovane lehko-
myslnou povahu Maxovu!
"Beda jemu, kdyby Sc osme-
Iii tax uciniti!' pomyslil sobe
Anselm. "Az bych Sc odtud
vratil, necht' Sc to stane kdy-
koliv, strasne bych Sc mu po-
mstil!'
Jednou Anselm mel sen, ze
spatfil svoji ubohou dceru, jak
uboha o hladu toula Sc ulicemi
pafizskymi, majic ma rukou V
| hadrickach zaobalene dit6 sve.
To byl straslivy sen; ale An
selm netroufal 81 veriti, re by
Max Chatoroux tax hroZne
klesnouti mohl, re by dceru je-
no vyda V Sane hladu a bide.
Znenahla mijely dny a ty-
dny. Jednoho dine Anselm zpo
zoroval, re kdosi boucha ma
zed' jeho cely a zatajiv dech
pocal poslouchati. Bouchani
bylo slySeti zcela zretelne. To
nebyl hukot vim, nybrz odm6-
= rene udery nejakeho nastroje
, kdo to bouchal? Neni to snad
: dobry Clovtk, ktery no chce Wy
: proStiti z tohoto podZemniho
. pekla? Jest to MONA, ably ne
, kdo prosekal skalu? Ale jiskra
nadeje prece jen vzrusila srd-
, ce uboheho cloveka, ktery tu
byl We skale "a ziva pochovan.
Ale Y tom udery prestaly a
-lvezn6 Sc Zmocnila Ease zoufa-
: la tesknota.
/ "Nezmylil jsem SEQ" premi-
: tai; "je-li to prace cloveka, mu
I sim "a nejakou chvili opet "a.
slcchnouti udery. VSemohouc.
: Boze, ncni snad blizka chvile
: mcho osvobozeni? ?"
A on naslouchal S napjatyn
4 ocekavanim. Nejaky cas- uply
: nul - jak dlouho to bylo, ne
mohl poznati, opet Sc obno
o Willy udery do skaly.
: "Neni to snad mameni smy
/. slu ?" pomyslil 81 Anselm, je
: hoa civy byly velice otresen,
ii straslivym zalarem.
o hle rany byly porad silnej
y 81, ustavicne sc pfiblizovaly ;
0 posleze pocal sc chvet kou
n skaly, odkud sc ozyvaly. An
l. selm, byv nahlc uchvacen ne
= urcitou nadeii, uchopil ostry
n lomek kamene a poGal takte
j. rozkopavati skalu. Pracova
i tax horlive, az Sc mu pot Ill
celia a ruce ieho byly ma kre
D. 'rozedrany. Jak dlouho tat
o. prace trvala, nevedel, ale toll
T. bylo jisto, ze sc podarilo Pre-
u raziti dosti veliky otvor do SIX
a. ly. i
Y XIV.
i "kdo tam?' zaSlcchl nah
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

ny, state We NyHHailStVI leShilii
a porad vzpominal ma Francii,
kan by sc byl TAX rad navra-
til a kdez zanechal milovanou
dceru svou. Ale prokazal Ma
xu Chatorouxovi tax velike
sluzby, takovou obet' mu pri-
nesl, re byl pevne pfesvedeen,
ze iiz 2 pocitu vdecnosti Sc o
ieho klaru bude starati a ze il
uplne nahradi otce.
Nevinny trestnik doufal, ze
dcera jeho zije pohodli bla
hobyth, ze Sc il dostava porad
neho vychovani, slovem, tesil
Sc tim, 1e Klara nepozna pod
ochranou Maxovou zadnych
drsnosti vezdejSiho zivota. Ta
myIenka jej osvezovala a do
davala mu silly, ably We vyhnan
stvi nepoklesl aspoh dusevne.
Trpelive pracoval do upadu ma
vysuSovani velikych mocald We
francouzske Guyane a sdilel
tezky osud soudruhu svych -
rdznych to zlocincu.
TAX proslo nekolik let. An
selm predtasn6 sestarnul a Sc
slabnul vlivem vrazedneho pod
nebi. Churavel, trpel caste ho-
reckon, bolestmi, vysilenim, "a
le nesmel 81 stezovati, pone-
vadz dozorci kazdy stesk odby
vail surovym posmechem a po
vazovali jej "a pretvarku. u
v6riIi teprve, ze trestnik jest
nemocen, kdyz bezvladne kle-
snul ma ZEN.
MySlenka, ze snad nikdy jiz
nespatri Klaru, uvadela caste
uboh6ho Anselma V zoualstvi
Touha, ably dite sve spatril
vzbuzovala V mem elm dale
tim casteji myslcnku, ably SC
pokusil o utek,- dokud ma je'
ste dosti sill telesnych, a aby prt
stal vsechny obtize, S nimiz u
tex z Cayenny byl spojen. Ma
sci n6kolik soudruhu, ktefi sc
stejnou myslenkou zabyvali.Pc
darilo Sc Jim ukrasi lod'ku, ,
kter6 Sc dovazely zasoby z
Cayenny ma ostrov Spaseni.
Ia tcmne noci trestnici, dc
naha svleGeni, vrhli Sc do mo
re, ably odpluli k lod' 'ce ukry
te "a skaliskem. More bylo boz
Rive, Why S hukotem odrazelS
Sc skaly; trestnici velkyn
namahanim dostali Sc k lod'ce
potloukli Sc pri skoku do mo
re, byli zmoreni utyrani "a
pascm S vlnami.
Kdyz vSak Sc vSichni nalez'
Ii Y lod'ce, tisinou nocni "a
hrmel vystrel della.
"Hosi, odrazte cd skaly e.
nejrychleji, jinak jsme ztrace
nit vzkrikl jeden trestniku
ZapomenuvSc ma zemdle
most a poraneni sva vSichr
napjali silly svc a pracuJlce d
upadu vesly dostali Sc ma c
tevrenc more. Ale Jake byl
jich zdeseni, kdyz pfi rannir
Seru spatrili, ze proti nim pll
ie velka stihaci lod'. ZkaZa jt
jich byla nezbytna; vesla jill
Vyklou2la z rukou a beZ vSel
k6ho odporu vzdali sc ma m
lost a nemilost.
AnselmuV trest byl pro p'
kus uteku prodlouzcn o ~
vych pet let; q Cayenny gave
Ii jcj ia kraloySky ostrov
vrhli icj do samovazby V ];
me vytesanc do skaly, kde II
bylo ami sVetla, ami vzduchu
stale bylo slyseti jen hukot ii
sticich Sc vim, ktery ohluSov
nest astncho veZne a nenech
val jcj ami spati ami mysliti.
Ale byl by Sc ochotne smiI
sc vSemi tcmito protivenstvln
kdyby ho nebyla mucila M
Slenka, ze nebude doStays
zprav 0 sve dceri d ze snad
jiz nikdy vice nespatri. Zal
iabo bvl StraSliyT NlhkoSt 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05
"A mne taktez. Jsem Jud

Marforiho die doslechu; spolu
|veznove mu vypravova1 0
mem, co jsme jiz drive povede-
Iii O teto zahadne osobnostl.
lDozorcove sc no bali a odsou-
zenci byli by "a n6j dust dali.
IStryc Juda byl jich nacelni-
KEN, otcem a V jistem smyslu
take pokladnikem. Vsichni od-
souzenci byli mu vsak oddani,
BE jej povazovali "a vyssi by
tost a jeho pokyn stacil, ably
lmezi trestanci vypukla vzpou-
ira. Use to bylo ufadum zna-
mo. Kdyz pax guverner po-
znal, re vliv Judy Marforiho
elm dale tim vice vzrusta, roz-
hodl Sc, re jej musl odstraniti
re stredu trestniku zamestna-
nych nucenymi pracemi, a br-
20 ma to dal Marforiho pro po-
kus uteku uvezniti We skale, a.
| by jej aspoh ma Gas ucinll me-
skodnym.
A tlovek tento nalezal Sc
nyni asi jen diva kroky VIDA
len cd Anselma.
Podivno Prvni myslenkou
Anselmovou pri tomto pfekva-
pujicim sdeleni bylo, re caro-
del a veStec Marfori mohl by
mu povedeti neco o osudu Kla-
rin6. Vzdyt' on musil byti
vSemocny, kdyz Sc mu podari-
10 "a kratko proraZiti tlustou
skalu.
Anselm zaslechl pax JeSte
nekolik silnych uderu, stena
kamenna S rachotem poVolila
a utvoril Sc otvor, kterym Mar
fori prolezl. Vypadal jako mrt
vola, mel ruce rozedrane, ma
celem tele Sc chvel a klesl wy
silen ma hromadku slamy.
"Neni vam dobre? Vypijte
trochu vody," navrhoyal An
selm, shybaje Sc Sc dzbanem k
jeho ustum.
"Podivcj Sc !. nam u sebe
ma prsou lahvicku = vezmi
il :. Vyndej opatrne Zatku a
pust' mi ma jazyk krupei :.
ale toliko jednu jedinou kap'
ku -
Anselm vykonal pfani Mar
foriho nejv6tsi ochotou
rozkoSi vdechnul V sebe ostrol
vuni tekutiny, ktera rychle ST
rozSifila po cele komurce. Jii
Ivune jeii osvezovala smysly
Jedina ieji kapka postacila, a
by okamzit6 obnovila silly Mar
foriho. Starec procitl z polovi,
nj mdloby, vzchopil Sc a hla
site pravil:
"Ucpi radn6 lahvitku; vde
chovati delSi dobu vuli teto je
dovate tekutiny bylo by Skodl
, vo. Unavil isem Sc lamanin
skdly, yzdyt' jsem iiz velm
stary, jest mi jiz sedmdesa
: let"
"To bych nerekl."
: "a prece jest tomu tax. Jes
mi praVe letos sedmdesat.
: tech let ztravil jsem ctyrice
: We vyhnanstvi a to vetSino
' spoutan rctezy aneb samov
zbe."
"Reknete mi, proc vas sci
a poslali?'
t Proc? Pro mic a "a ME. w
: nasel jsem vyborny zpusob p
: delani bankovek a blouzn
i jsem bohatstvi. V dobe tc b
3 10 mi teprve tficet let. Nuz'
i odebral jsem Sc tehda do sta
S nj banky a poGal jsem hovof
viii S riditelcm 0 SVEN vynaleZl
o Pravil isem mu, re bude tf'
k ba, ably Sc bankovky uncle
J. zhotovovaly, nemaU-ll byti n
a podobovany a nabidl JSem s
zc vyryii takovy vzorcc, ktel
by nikdo napodobiti memoir
Riditel statnl banky sc dial
lie smichu a pravil, ze napodob
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE aneb
pronajme obuvnicka dina ma
spravky obuvi, elektricke stro-
je Sc Vslm zarizenlm. Haste sc
V elsie 500 Fleet Ave. =?
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SAMOHRACi PIANO, pr

We mahagonove, pouze 6 mesl-
ca uzivane sc proda vclmi lev
ne. Haste Sc V elsie 1902 Per-
shing Ave. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-05

valci $ lavickou Sc proda vel
mi lcync. Jc skoro move. Haste
Sc V elsie 5241 Dolloff Rd.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-27
Where Can | Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

reached by going deep down to its
source, which is in the blood, the
disease being caused by an infec-
ton which breaks out through the
skin. That Is why the most salts
factory treatment for all so-called
skin diseases is S. S. S., which acts
by cleansing the blood. Get a bot
tie to-day, and you will see results
from the right treatment. Medical
advice free. Address Medical De
rector, IS Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-27

have installed an up-to-date
X-Bay Machine for the examination
of teeth which may be causing
Rheumatism, Heart Trouble, etc
A. l.. Parker, Dentist, Barbourville,
Kentucky. 10
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-27
WARNING

Citizens should see to it that their
doors are securely locked before re-
firing as an attempt was made dur
ing the past week to enter several
houses.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-27

Question on Lips OF Ahiicted'
There is q harrassing discomfort
caused by Eczema that almost be-
comes a torture. The itching Is al
most ,unbearable, and the skin
seems on fire with the burning ir-
ritation. A cure from local appIi-
cations Of salves and ointments
is impossible, because such treat
ment can only allay the pain tenn
porarily. The disease can only be
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-27
A TEXAS WONDER

For kfdrey and bladder. troubles,
gravel, weak and lame back, rhcuma-
tism and irregularities Of the kidneys
and bladder in both men and women.
II NOT sold by your druggist, well be
sent by mail on receipt Of s1.25. One
small bottle, often cures. Send for
sworn testimonials. Dr. T.. w. Hall
'22G olive ST.. az Louis, Mo. Sold BIZ
druggists. ADV. ASSET
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-27
Personal Mention
SEE REID FOR INSURANCE

Lots of flu is reported from Bry-
ants store.
w. b. Sharp, farmer OF Mackey
Bend, was in town Monday.
Uncle Richard Mayhem, living
down the river, is i'll with flu.
Herbert Mitchell is down with flu
this week.
DR.. A. L. Parker has been down
with flu.
Rev. Gil Dizney closed a big revi-
val at Fount Sunday night.
Tom Lambert, who lives across
the river is down with smallpox.
Chas. Wilson, family and father
have moved to Huntington, w. Va.
DR.. E. B. Dishman, who is now in
New York. is a flu victim.
Plant some peanuts on your san
dy land. They pay we'll and help
the soil.
Miss Clara Campbell is unable to
teach school this week on account
of sickness.
J. F.. Lyons, of Hasman, KY, WIS.,
tied friends at Union College last
Sunday.
Just rcceived-New Line Spring
Suits, coats and skirts, at Miss Laura
Hayes Shop.
Mrs. w. S. Hudson who has had
flu or it's close cousin is able to be
up and about the house.
Rooms and Board Enquire of
Mrs. F. NJ. Maxey on Broadway.
Men preferred. 17z2tp
Don't overlook the Womanless
wedding at the High School, Tues
day. March 2.
Hon. J. d. Black made a business
trip to London and Lexington Tues
day.
Mrs. Clarence Mitchell, of Rich
mond, is reported quite sick with
heart trouble
Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell, who has been
suffering with pneumonia, Is improv-
ing.
Jason Scars, who is now in Colo
RADIO for his health, is improving
nicely and reports fine weather.
V. D. Jackson, wife and grand
daughter, of Bailey Switch. are down
with the flu.
Little Ruth Hamilton SEWER, of
Shewanee, Tenn, has Just recovered
from 4 case of measles.
See our nice line of spring suits,
hats and shoes for young men.
Franklin & Cannon.
The family of Ralph Tuggle has
been down with the flu but are now
improving.
Buy Il home Gamer, use litho-
graphed labels and sell your pro-
duct locally. Knox County soil
raises fine fruit and vegetables.
Franklin G. Cannon have taken
the agency for the Edison phono-
graph and will also carry a good line
of records. Let them fill your needs
Messrs. Sam Michaelson, Ellis
Wender, Harlan, l.. H. Stern, Appa-
lachia, spent Sunday as the guests
of Sam Gavin.
The Baptist revival slosed on
Sunday with fifty-four additions to
the church. Forty-hve are to be
baptized Sunday night.
Mrs. j. T. Gibson, who has been
on visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Spahr, of Richmond, KY, returned
home Monday.
New Millinery Opening March
LIST, by Miss Beadie Main. in Sewer
property in rear of Jones Hotel.
1-tp
l. C. Broughton, of Flat Lick.
was in Monday in the wet TO do
business at the bank and paid the
Advocate call.
Mountain advocate., 1920-02-27

| See the Deautiful line OF GeGrgette
blouses at Miss Laura Hayes Shop
These have just arrived and are very
pretty.
For Sale-Farms from 20 to IFS
acres. Size to suit purchaser. For
quick sale, cheap. See Bart Reid
Barbourville, Ky.
r. Scott Williams, of Client, Ky,
was the guest of G. L. Dickinson
Sunday and Mr.. Dickinson hopes to
get him located here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Asher, of
Cincinnati, will go to Washiota, Ky.
to attend the golden wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Asher.
H. c. Miller, of the National Bank
of John A. Black, has bought the
Tom Mcdonald home on Allison Ave
| and will move in at once.
c. F. Heidrick has been making
a tour Of the country including New
+ York, Washington, Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati, and Louisville.
Judge S. B. Dishman went to
Frankfort Tuesday on business. The
Judge is beginning to look himself
again.
FOR SALE - Secondhand, up
right boiler, in good condition and
ready for use. About rs h. p. Price
$3.50. Barbourville Supply Co. IA
J. A. McDermott ran down from
New York for couple of days, Thurs
day and Friday, to keep up acquain-
lance with his family.
Mrs. r. B. Minton is visiting in
Cincinnati and from there will go to
Danville to visit her sister Miss
Roberta Cole.
H. H. Gibson, of Corbin, who is
railroaL.ng at that was here
this week to visit his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Gibson.
The ]. T. Gibson Co. have bought
the building they now occupy, the
National Bank of John A. Black be-
ing the vendors.
Statesmen Wanted to solicit orders
for lubricating oils, greases and
paints. Salary or Commission. Ad-
dress THE TODD OIL & PAINT co
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Wilson Store looks itself once
more as d. T. Wilson, who has been
bouting the flu is again visible. He
looks as tho he had quite a bout at
that.
Mrs. Otto Brown, of Middlesboro,
spent last week with her mother,
Mrs. w. W. Sawyers, who has been
quite sick for some days, but who
is now improving. Mr.. Brown came
down Saturday.
Miss Cora Sewer is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Marena Sewer Madden,
Hays, Kansas. Mr.. Sewer will visit
there from the beginning to the mid
die of April. Miss Cora reports
much sickness there.
Mrs. Carrie Dickinson, who has
been visiting her daughter in Gin
cinnati, will go from there to But
Ter next week to visit Mrs. o. c. Nc
Chung.
Mrs. Maggie Parrott, of Milford,
Ohio, until recently worthy color
ed citizen of Knox County, sends us
$3.50 for the Advocate saying she
misses news from her old home.
Ed Dizney, of Grays, was, on Mon
day, committed to the Eastern Ken
lucky Hospital for the insane, on a
charge of lunacy complicated with
epilepsy.
T. X. Watson has resigned his pos
ition with the Kenoa-Knox Coal Co.
and will rest up fora month or so
before entering some other line of
business.
Miss Clara Riley returned home
last Friday after having spent the
winter with her sister, Mrs. w. H.
Lyons, at Nolan, w. Va, and her
brother, c. A. Riley, at Majestic,
Kentucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lyons and
little daughter, Anice Mae, of Nolan
w. Va, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Riley, of Bar
bourville, and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ.
Lyons, of Hasman, Ky.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
MOUNTAIN IF bEANe FADES AWAY BEFORE PUSH kT CITY STORE

Those beans went like fire crack ers according to Manager k. A. Kirk Of the governments local store for surplus army goods. Manager Kirk expressing the belief that every body in Phoenix must have come from Boston direct or had ancestors who came over on the Mayflower.
 There were more than 10000 cans of good old Boston baked beans in the store on Wednesday morning at opening time. and in two and a half hours every can was gone. Some buy CTS bought them by the case, and some carried them away can by can two pounds and three ounces net for 9 cents, The manager says he never heard of such a bargain and that he never heard of such a rush to beat old Hi Cost as those beans precipi- lated
 Next to the beans came the wooden army blankets. and practically every thing else in the store went like the proverbial hot cakes excepting only tine mems underwear. and it. too, sold fair " fast. The underwear is all that the store has left for sale today, ap proximatsly 1000 suits in a complete assortment of sizes.
 Shoes and other good things are ex- pected next but no date can be an- nounced for the coming of the next consignment as the invoices have not been received. The new list, besides providing for more beans, is expected to include mems shoes, canned toma- toes, canned peas. canned corn and all sorts of dried fruits. Just what will arrive is uncertain. but it is con- sidered sure that big stock will be forthcoming, and Manager Kirk prom ises full announcements through The Republican in time for everyone to .ake advantage of the opportunity.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
DINNER ORDINANCE
 PLANNED FOR MESA

MESA Jan. 2.-Fostered by the commercial club, a movement is now on foot in Mesa to secure the passage by the lown council Of dinner or dinance that will correspond as nearly as possible to the one recently enacted m Phoenix and now in force there. Realizing tho travel between the two towns and the frequency with which motorists are in both Phoenix and Mesa, the commercial club is particu- larly anxious to see an ordinance closely resembling the one already in effect in Phoenix put through here.
 Already promoting interest in the matter, the club officials are planning to present the question to the city council at its next regular meeting That dinner ordinance will be passed. the citizens behind the move ment feel quite certain.
 Some consideration is also being given by the commercial club to the requirements of an ordinance prohibit ing palmists and fortune tellers, from promoting their business in Mesa.
 Quiet New Years Day
 With the banks. the stores the
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
U. $. WARNS AGAINST
 FAKE ORGANIZATIONS

Information from Washington that a nationwide organization has been operating under guise of being an of- ficial part of the government, is be- Ing forwarded throughout the country as a warning against a private in come tax bureau
 According to the word received in the west, the ringleaders of the organ ization are under arrest in Toledo on indictments by the grand jury. A num- per of agents of the organizat ion are already serving prison terms in vari ous cities of the middle west for rep -esentinc themselves to be officers or employees Of the government.
 Alfred Franklin. collector Of inter nal revenue. stated yesterday that as yet the agents have not invaded this district.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02

schools and all other places of busi- ness activities closed, New Years day in Mesa passed quietly yesterday. No special celebration of the occasion was made but a host of family affairs. din ner parties and picnic and hunting parties enjoyed the day to the utmost in their own observance of it. One Of the particularly pleasing events last night was the dance given by the order of the Eastern Star in the Masonic temple, It was largely attended and proved one of the most enjoyable So- cial affairs of the holiday season.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02

The concern that has filed suit against the government for the value of S5,O00, ,000 gallons of booze it didn't sell. might be sued by the government for the damage done by the 35.o00.000 1t did sell.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
Autos Collide

Autos CoIlIde
 Badly wreclSing one machine ana slightly damaging the other. two auto mobiles came together in collision on the highway two miles north Of Chandler shortly after dark on New Years eve. A Dodge owned by J. J. Pyeatt. proprietor of the New York store at Chandler. and driven by man by the name of Collier. was proceeding towards Mesa and the machine. ford driven by a Chandler party. was headed in the opposite direction. The Dodge was badly wrecked. Drivers and occupants of both the machines escaped unh
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02

Recipe for trying a kaiser: First get your kaiser.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
Realty Go. Moves

Realty Go. Moves
 The Price. Reed and LeBaron Realty company started the New Year out right yesterday by moving into its new quarters at 61 West Main street Just constructed. the office building is com plete in every detail and adds de cidedly creditable appearance to that part of the block. Judge R. A. Kings bury is retaining an office in the same building.
 Service Men Insurance
 Anxious to show his appreciation to the ex-service men who gave or thelr time to their country. T. E. Pomeroy of Mesa has secured authorization from the bureau of War Risk Insurance to serve as their local representative and aid any of the men here who are desirous of learning more about their insurance. MT. Pomeroy is well VerSed in the government insurance and IS ready and willing to assist any of the service men or tender advice needed
 AUCTION SALE
 One Samson tractor to be sold at the C. M Bledsoe sale today. miles
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02

With the banks. the stores, the
Arizona republican., 1920-01-02
Service Men Insurance

AUCTION SALE One Samson tractor to be sold at :. NJ. Bledsoe sale today. II southeast of Mesa.-Adv-
New Ulm review., 1920-05-05
The Review joins in wishing them a
happy and prosperous welded life.

The Review joins in wishing them a
happy and prosperous welded life.
The following out-of-town guests were
present at the wedding: Rev. Geo.
S. A. Eyrich and son, Armin, Minnesota
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harder and
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Thelemann and son,
Ernst, lie Sueur; Mr.. and Mrs. August
Niemann, Springfield; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Dangers, Sleepy Eye; Mrs. Albert
Jannusch and daughters, Meta and
Bertha, Morgan; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Lehman, Harry Lehman and the
Misses Elsie and Mary Lehman, Fair
lax; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Zobel and Miss
Elizabeth Krieger, St. Paul.
Reinhart-Wagner.
The marriage of Arthur Reinhart, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reinhart, of the
town Of Cottonwood, and Miss Martha
Wagner, daughter Of Mrs. Anna Wagner
OF Searles,sesWas solemnized at Holy
Trinity Catholic church in this city,
Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Rose Wagner, while her cousin, Ben
Fischer, was best man.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
creation of white georgette crepe, while
the bridesmaid S dress was OF white voile.
A wedding dinner was served to the
immediate relatives Of the contracting
parties at the brides home in Searles,
after the ceremony.
The happy young; couple will go tc
housekeeping on the groom's farm in
Cottonwood township. three miles east