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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-06
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc pekna 1rodna
farma o 30ti akrech, 10 mil Cd
Clevelandu, pul mile Cd dlaz-
by a jednu mill od kary. Dunn
ma 5 svetnic, sklep a komoru,
dost vody, pekna ban, sypka a
slepicnik. Velka p6kna zahra-
da a vince, 22 akru je zora-
no, ostatni jest pekny les a
pastviny. Psenice ie zaseto
a pul akru, ostatni je vSe 70
rano a pripraveno pro jarnl
seti. - Proda Sc tez p6kny u
tulny domek pro iednu velkou
neb dve mensi rodiny ma vych.
lis ul., blize Buckeye Rd. Do
lejSek je prazdny, muzete Sc
hned stehovat. Cena $500,
polovinu hotove. Piste ma L.
Rericha, r. 5, Chardon, O.,
Stop 35, Chardon Car. 81
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D1Vka k niCemu
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost" prelozil JOS L. Voborsky.

"Zadna vytacka, julie. Ma
to Sc vzchopil, zvolna vyskocil
z lod'ky a sci po stupnich zvol
na nahoru. Pred vchodem je-
ste Sc obratil a volal: "Co nej-
drive Sc opet uvidime, Julie.
Pohledla ma neho, vsechen
mach jeji tvare nahle zmizel.
Sed6la zde jako bezmocna
nahle zastfela 81 tvar rukama,
iako by slunce a vt tisicere le-
skle vlny oslnily jeji zrak; Sc
della zde zamySlena dosti dlou
no, az il vytrhla z myslenek
stara pradlena, prinasejic jiny
kos pradlem.
Mlady lekar special do po-
k1je sVe matky a kdyby byl
vedel, CO Sc tam deje praye v
tG chvfli, byl by zajiste volil
jiry cas-. Zde stala jeho matka
cniadna jako Ia studena kam-
ma a oblicej jeji Uneven jen
horel, teta Rika sedela u Ok
ma, jsouc velmi bleda a zasmu-
sila a drzela jakysi list V ru-
kou.
ITO isl ty, Bedfichu?" zvola
la matka prekvapene, kdyz
Jej spatrila. "Pfisel jsi tedy
zrovna jako ma zavolani". Po
uprimnem srdecnem polibeni
vedla no k pohovce, ma niz te-
ia jeho spocivala. "Nyni rel,
Bedrichu, sam, ona mi nechce
veriti".
"Jak Sc mas, tetinko, cemu O
pet nechces uveriti?" tazal Sc
dobrosrdecne.
"Ze Frieder jest - nesIe-
chetnym =" poznamenala pa
nj Roettgerova.
Teta Rika pohlizela ma stat
neho synovce sveho jako neja-
ka splasena Ian. "Milost, Be-
drichu, milost!" pravily jeji
zaslzene oci.
Ma nestesti nemohu Yam
podati zadne zpravy Erie
drovi", odvetil mlady lekar
vaznym hlasem. "Zfidka kdy
Jsem Sc MIN setkal ma ulici.
Treba to nemuzete pochopiti,
re V tax velkem meste kazdy
ma sve vlastnf cesty-proc -"
Jest mi skutecne Ito, Be-
drichu, re dosud sc nemuzete
shodnouti".
"Teto, to jest docela priro-
zeny beh v6ci. Urednici drzf S
uredniky = musi tax vyhrad-
ne ciniti;
"Nemusis Sc omlouvati, ze
nevis. jak pan Adami uni hrat
pana", pravila matka vroze-
nou il uprimnosti. "Divky a by
feni V tech nejlepsich mistech,
iestli on to nevi, ia ii to povim,
Riko, re ie tomu tax. Nezakry
vej dele vsechny ty neSlechet-
lie kousky jeho, jako jsi to e.
nlla po celych poslednich osm
roku, kdybys tax byla nejed-
nala, nemusila 81 dnes opoustet
tento dunn jakozto zebra6ka".
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
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-
III. Cena $4,000. Blizsi sdeli j.
+. Nejedllk Co., 11O15 Union
Ave. Tel. Broadway 1886. u
Mon 1861 r. =?
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LkuSCe 10, ZVOlal pOSHleS-
ne riditel.
OdeSel jsem "a mesic roz-
menil isem u banky tri ban
kovky ma 1000 franku. Ode
bral jsem Sc k riditeli a S hlou
pou hrdosti ukazal jsem mu
zlate mince, ktere jsem obdr-
Eel "a padelane bankovky.
Ale riditel, ktery povazoval
padelek "a nemozny, neprijal
mnj pokus vlidne, nybrz rozka
til sc ma mne a vzkTikl: bid
niku! Podvodnlku!" - Ma po-
kirk jeho sbehli Sc uradnici;
reditel Jim naridil, ably vyhle-
dali mole bankovky a sam je
prohlizel ZvetSovacim sklem,
zuTil jako vztekla zv6r a po-
sleze postal pro policejniho ko
misare. Byl jsem zatcen, uv6z
nen, odsouzen dozivotne jako
nesmirne skodlivy clovek a
pax mne poslali sem do Caye-
ny. Cd tech dob proSlo Gtyri-
Get let. Pro nejmenSi vinu mi
zde zaveSovali tezke retezy a
vrhali do samovazby podzem-
Mich slujich, jichz prijemnosti
sam nyni zakouSiS."
"To je hrozne!" mimovolne
Sc zachvel Anselm.
"Kdybych Sc nezabyval We
dou, jiz davno bych byl sesi-
lel.'
"Ale jak muzete pracovati
We tme?"
"Straznik, kteremu jsem
kdys pfi vzpoure trestniku "a
chranil zivot, opatril mi nocni
lampicku, phi jejiz svetle pra-
cuji."
"Jak dlouho jest tomu, co
vas zavreli do skaly?"
"Sam to urcite nevim, bude
tomu nekolik let, a sice cd do
by posledniho meho pokusu, a
bych odtud uprchl."
3 Anselm 81 pripomenul tento
odvazny pokus. Pet trestniku
dalo sc ma utek S Marforim V
cele. Pc trech nedellch byly
jich trupy oklovane dravyml
ptaky nalezeny ma Certove O.
strove. Ma zivu zustal pouze
Juda Marfori, ktery byl male
zen vyhubly jako kostra So
iva jeste dychal. Dali iej do
nemocnice a kdyz Sc zotavil,
byl odsouzen k podzemni sa-
movable.
"Divim Sc, re jste nezemfel
zoufalstvim.'
'Neumrel jsem jen proto, re
dusi mou povznasela mySlen-
ka pomsty ma puvodcich meho
nestesti. Ami nevite, jaky po-
cit rozkoSe spusobuje pomsta.
Nam svuj zivotni ell - mstu
neumru do tech dob, dokud
nebude vykonana.'
Marfori Sc pri tom chvel Ma
celem tele, oci jeho zafily on
on pokracoval rostoucim roz-
cilenim.
"Za tim uCelem vykonal
isem liz mnoho. CayenSti trest
nici isou mych rukou oce-
kavaii toliko meho signalu, a
by Sc vzbourili, neSetrice nj
koho, ami sebe. Guverner to
vi proto mne vezni V podZe-
mni sluji zde ma Kralovskem
ostrove. Ale drive ci pozdeji
vratim sc odtud vzbourim ce
lou osadu. Guverner nebude
miti dosti voiska, ably vzpouru
potlacil. NaSe zelene capky
IL n S~S~Sz5
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PRODA Sc dunn o sedmi po-
kojich, koupelna, elektrika,
skopky la pradlo, fernes ma
vytapeni parOu, bridlicova sire
cha, garaz. Cena $4,000. Ptej-
te Sc vecer neb V nedeli v elsie
5000 Bessemer Ave. mezi Kin
sman a Union z L. 90 ul. SIP
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$1,000 HOTOVE koupi mo-
derni dvourodinny dunn, hned
k nastehovani na Union ul.,
blize E. 1913 ul. Jsou tam 4
svetnice dole a ctyri nahore,
vse zarizeno. Cena $1,000. Biz
81 sdeli Stupka a Rack Realty
Co., 4963 Broadway. Tel.
Broadway 2202 - Union 764
l.. 5-S
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PRIJMOU Sc muzi k sesta-
vovani sudu a horejSlch casti
dohromady. Mladsi muzi mo-
hou miti zvlaSte dobre misto.
Haste sc Il Standard Oil Co.,
Barrel Factory, Broadway, bli
zc u. SO ul. Al
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE aneb
pronajme obuvnicka dina ma
spravky obuvi, elektricke stro-
je Sc vsim zarizenim. Haste Sc
Y elsie SOLO Fleet Ave. I?
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PRODA Sc reznicky a gro
cerni obchod, dobre jdouci, ma
sledkem unrti V rodine, po pri
pade Sc vymeni "a maietek.
Haste Sc elsie 1888 L. 131
st. V Mt. Pleasant. 6-6
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PRODAM prave dohotove-
ny menSi dunn 0 4 sv6tnicich
a predsini, elektricke svetlo,
voda uvnitr, podlaha dole y
tvrdeho dreva, Satnik, pentry,
cupboard, pavlac vzadu,
skIep, kurnik, lot Is pfi $50
str. Cena $4,000, hotove 5000.
Nezm6te A. B. G. karu k 7 "a
staTce jdetc lcyo po Nc
Cracken Rd. as 10 minut. V.
PSeniGka. 5-8
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SVOBODNY PAN hleda byt
Sc stravou V okoli Mt. Plea
SAINT. Nechte adressu adm.
Sveta. 5-S
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PRODA Sc LEVINE Overland
Auto pro pet osob "a pricinou
odjezdu do Czech. Haste Sc v
elsie 1906 L. 14O St. V Mt.
Pleasant. 5-8
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PRODA Sc nekoIik kusu ma
bytku a kombinacni kuchyn-
ska kamna. X doptani po 6 h.
vecer V els. 10O12 Orleans A
We. S. E. 5-8
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PRODA Sc nasledkem start
majitelu dobre Sc vyplacejici
soft drink parlor S majetkem.
Velmi dobre okoli. Haste Sc v
els. 4309 Clark Ave. SIT
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PRIME Sc radna spole-
hliva zena "a hospodyni do g
clenne domacnosti. Dobry a
staly domov pro hodnou zenu.
Haste Sc v els. 4534 Champa
Ave. 5-6
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PRODA Sc novy dvouro-
dinny dunn, nemz je vse mo-
derne zarizeno. Jest V mem 5
a 5 svetnic, koupelna nahore i
dole, diva moderni kirby, tvr-
de podlahy, 2 fernesy, bridli-
coya strecha. Lot je 40 pri
145 str, dlazba zaplacena. Ce
ma $4,000. Haste Sc v clsle
1867 L. 131 ul. z Union. So
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PRODA Sc ceska triradova
Hlavackova harmonika, velmi
LEVINE. Haste Sc V elsie 1880
w. So ul. po ste hodine vecer,
neb V nedeli. ST
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features. This is as much money az
vas expended In both premiums ahu
purses back In 1916 and almost dou'
Die the expenditures Of year ago on
amusements. The wild west events
the races and theHsmdeal6eal
he racing and the automobile races
with the aeroplane flights are expect
I'd 10 furnish thrills demanded, bui
the management is seeking TO pro
gide more than tense, exciting mo
ments by arranging a program "hicn
win make II possible for the crowdi
10 enjoy themselves every nour OF the
the afternoons and evenings OF the
fair week.
Special attention Is being given the
wild west features at the fair. Inc
roping, bulldogging. bueking ana oth-
n like events must be held on the IN
Ield this fall since the track is not OF
sufficient width 10 accommodate the
riders. The band stand and the
Judges stand are being torn away ana
he grounds are being put In shape
for the coming OF the steers and the
COW ponies and girls and the men
woh will ride.
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BEST FROM HERE
WILL co TO BOISE
Filler Fair Prize Winners 20 H. Taken
To Boise on Special Train: PiAn
10 Carry Off Honors.

This section will carry a trainload
OF exhibits to the state fair this
month. according 20 report tele-
phoned 10 Secretary o. r. Hendsrshot
OF the state fair Wednesday from
here.
Enough livestock and farm prod
ucfs will be assembled here ~ ~ sat-
after tho fair II over 10 make up Is
carloads. and these exhibits In com
mon with special ears TO be picked up
Al Burnley. Rupert. Jerome and Good
Ing, Will make a train OF 80 or more
cars.
Twin Falls county Is sending two
cars OF draft horses. six cars OF Short
horn cattle. two cars OF dairy cattle.
four cars OF hogs. a car OF sheep and
= car OF farm products.
The special train will leave hsre
the latter part OF next week, stopping
enroute 10 switch on cars n other
towns IN southern Idaho, where coun-
ty fairs are being held.
Twin Falls county Is planning on
making the banner exhibit In farm
products and TO attain that end II
will send the best fruit. grains and
vegetables shown at Filler this week.
The amusement program at the
Idaho state fair this year will be the
most ambitious yet attempted. ac-
;ording 10 the fair management
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l.rharn - - - .a-onIana fIIghts
~ os ',oohiie
n I'LL s|~.,.,se,. "a =
's. ~. a n.an o. ,ba
''''
'"'" "isn'-
Three bands have been engaged 10
play every day and there wiz De mus
c on the downtown streets OF BOISE
Every night during fair week
The Boise Chamber OF Commerce
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Serial No. 02650f
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
fOR-U. S. Land Office, HALEY.
Idaho, September z, 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Bertha
snider has filed in this Office his ap-
,lication to purchase under the Act
Of May 20. 1920 the following de
icribed land to-wit: Lots 10 and 10
lection IS, Township 9 South, Range
t6 East, Boise Meridian. within the
Iailey, Idaho Land District. ANY
md all persons claiming adversely
he lands described or desiring to OBJ
eet because of mineral character of
ne land or any other reason, to the
to applicant. should file
heir objections thereto within the
Jeriod of publication, on or before
he 9TH day of October, 1920.
BEN X. GRAY. Register
First publication Sept. 16. =
Last publication Oct Z.
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:; sh NEA. SEA, section 2. town
hip IA south. range IL east, Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
make final three year proof TO es-
ablish claim to the land above de
jcribed, before Register and Receiver
:. S. Land Office, at Haley, Idaho
N the 2Sth day of October, 1920.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clara Pershall.
NJ. l.. Clampitt, of Bliss. Idaho.
S. NJ HuddlestOn, of Bliss, Idaho
j. l.. HuddlestOn. of Bliss, Idaho
BEN X. GRAY, Register.
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Experimenting Wins Success
Says Edison Who Worked One
Year To Reproduce A Word
BY ROY T. BURKE.

NEW YORK.-When London hid in cellars and
lookouts the once brilliantly lighted towers watched
the night skies for those monster ships of the air that
brought swftfang bombs and DEATH when the soul of
Russian resistance died and despair was settling
France all civilized Europe knew that only America
with its men, its money. and its science, could stop
the humiliation of civilization.
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IlfER RECORD ISSUES
SPLENDID PAIR EDITION

from Twin Falls Chronlcle)
The annual Twin Falls County Fair
elitlon OF the Filler Record has Just
been published al Filler and n one Oh
tho finest special editions put out BY
nrwapaper 0u ms Twin Fails frsr'
The edition comprises 20 pages and
only OF the coming county fair but OF
sssttfs coantJ. .. fvtiects srrat
ffedit upon It's publishers.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
IOR-U. s. Land Office. at HALEY,
Idaho. September 3. 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Marian
A. Clampitt, widcs OF Arthur l..
CIampitt, Twin Falls. Idaho, who on
January IT, 1915, made homestead
entry. No. 0190S5. for lots l and
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Irethes there a man with soul so
dead
N 30 never 10 himself hath said:
tiY trade OF late IL getting bad.
10 Try another tsn-inch adj.
such there BIO, 20 mark him we'll.
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father used. IL you 20 to the
movies-thxnk Edison. for no In
vented the modern motion picture.
You have him to thank for hun
dreds OF other Inventions and his
photograph.
Edison has one great ambition,
one chief hope--which is. that
every home shall have the happi-
nsss. the eontsntment and tho In
spiration to loftier ideals that
good music brings. The homo
without music In II II Incomplete.
Tho heart without = song In II has
An empty void. The State or the
nation without the melody OF
happy music In its soul lacks
something material to national In
spiration and national progress.
Perfected Instrument.
Thomas A. Edison gave the
world tho phonosraph In 1871.
and then. more than thirty years
later. spent 100000 and Ave
years OF eeaseless labor In new re-
search work to perfect II so that
every home. from the lowliest TO
tho highest. might have at Its Are
aide. the message OF an inspired
singer. the breathing soul OF .
genius bowed violin. tho nearer OF
the Inspired music OF a Rachmani-
non. the great pianist. III Edison
could have lived In the times OF
Hsrod. to have perpatuated the
voice OF tho Divine Master. what IL
would have meant to this restless
world today.
OF practically every working
day for seven years. except during
the war. Edison has given two
hours every morning and two
hours every afternoon 10 listening
10 the compositions OF all time and
10 choosing the ones that will
make better the lives OF all people.
Il II probable that he has heard
more sonxs. musical compositions.
'ingcrs and other artists than any
'shsr living being.
And In my fancy. I shall never
orEet him. as | have seen him.
lifting patiently beside piano In
he music room OF his private
Hboratory. listening 10 song after
onx. his ear close to the horn that
Ids his weakened hearing. his
cad. with the whitcncd hair down
yer the massive brow showing
ast above the plano. his keen.
earching Kray-hiue eyes. deep sat.
rstlsesly watching the score or
10 artists hands. and hts crisp
pmments OF THAT IL poor"
Very fair" or Pair to good"
And What do Edison's men
link OF hint Well. I think
Uncle Bill" Cali. one OF his
right hands" q man Of extraor-
mary knoviedxe and q genius"
} Edison dsdnss Q genius" gave
70 answer when he said one
|sht; II have learned from Eds-
q that II 10 onss duty TO make
perfect, - humans may, the
o1ueticns be givss the world.
~ psssess care 70 fellow that
'astisss
II have sysss many ysars with
otscn- ] have learned TO love
. ysArs Of ssasslsss tell vhish
has taught ne ARE often needed
mahs The meet minor shises
ssset.
70 the yesrs 10 come, vkes
epis Hay Am old and useiess FOR
10 world. that which l shall b
ost prcnd 10 GAY win ee. 4
lpsd TAofuAs 4. Edison maas
! vosi4 happisf ans batter.
y old nth' vas my triscd
= 49, Ct Etis<s's vsA.'s
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No angel watch this golden stair
To welcome homo q millionaire.
rhs man who never asks for trade
by local limo or zd displayed
ares more for rest than worldly gain
and patronage gives him pain.
read lightly. friends. lot no rude
sound
Disturb the solitude profound;
Here Let him live ia calm rsposs.
Vnsoughf except by men no owes.
And when he dies 20 plant him deep.
That nsusht may break his drssmisss
sleep:
Wherein no ciamor may dispel
The quiet that he loved 20 we'll;
And that the world may know its loss.
Place on his grave a wreath OF NOES.
And on a stone above: Here lies
Lies a chump who wouldn't sdver-
tise. "--ExehanKe.
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featuring laboratories. pausfng ~
work bench or supcrintsndsnt's
desk 10 jot down In his beautiful
coppcr-piato handwriting some In
Dtruetions 10 an associate or ro-
hinder for himself. in The private
Offices OF his officials for brief
talks and perhaps . genial word Of
advice or a kindly criticism. and
sometimes ut conferences. but
rarely. as he has . poor opinion Of
collective thought unless arrived
at separately and merely coilAtsd
aud rsconclled In conference.
l should like TO know what he
thinks OF Congress. But Edison
is most interesting In his private
laboratory. and II 10 By far the
most interesting spot in the vast
Edison manufacturing lsborator-
les. IL one could thoroughly
search that private laboratory.
what treasures he would 1nd.
Enough medals OF highest honor,
from kings. nations. States and
great organizations to MI several
baskets. letters indicating the trib-
uts TO supreme genius from en-
psrors. whom the blood OF ancss-
tors made smperors OF nations.
and those whom wealth and brains
made smperors OF Ind ustry--- en-
perors OF all the world. u has
been truly said that al roads lead
10 Edison's laboratory. - the
greatest from all countries have
made piigrimasss there.
The world has said that Mr..
Edison IL one OF It, grsatsst
keniuses. Do you know what
genius Isl
Definition OF 0sAius.
Edison som. tims ago said: |
What IL geniusf Why. gsntus Il |
simply hard work. s<iek-to-it-ivs-
ness and common sense.
Tho only way to Keep ahead OF
the procession h - experiment.
II you don't. the other fellow will.
Whom there's no experimenting.
you go backward. II anything
xoes wrong. experiment. until you
yet at tho bottom OF the trouble
And this Edison has doas. With
Metals. with men. and the niSls
" mon.
Mr.. Edison found that Q great
i.fcet In the phonotrAph vas fts
Inadequate rendition ef the over
ones In music and ~ aeeentua-
ion OF hlssinx ceosoaants In
psech. SO he worked for more
han a year. tventy hours every
lay IN the week. TO sss . perfect
ecordsnx and reproducing Of the
ne word. specie" when shis ,
fss done. he says that he knew ,
verythlnE else could Be dous.
'oaid yoa work that long and that
cntisuousiy 20 effect that one
eeompl!shmsntf /,
There's an old saying. III at =
ret you doat succeed. try. try ;.
xsin." But NEST Of ~ dest try
gain We try something ssv. :.
that s>sms easier. =.
Mr.. Edison sAyss I'm always !,
raid OF things that work the Arss
me. when made my arst voles =
scordfnx on the pAcnograph. !,
Ia Il Mary Mad . lfttis =
NIB. with 6sses Of vhitsst snev'
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
Turn Tide Of Victor.

Even before the time that the
fl4nt graphing hooks OF Archi-
medsa overturned tho ships OF a
powerful enemy. mon OF science
played a great part In every war.
ia every Important conflict the
edo which was hard pressed has
hoped against hope that tho work
of some trusted miracle man
niGht turn the tide OF victory.
Aud 80 II was In this war. In the
dafkest hours OF the allied nations
The civilized world continually
Wondered what Thomas A. Edison
Was doing 10 save tho world from
German domination.
only tho passing OF years will
place tho mantle OF victory on tho
shoulders that deserve II. A cen
fury hence tn. names we now
cheer most may be forgotten. and
names that We know not today
may be- permanently engraved on
the tablets that proclaim tho vic
tors TO postsrity.
He<ieeut About Work.
shortly after peace was de-
clarcd I asked William Maxwell.
vice. president OF Thomas A. Edi-
sou. Inc. and one Of the few clos
cat associates OF THE wizard"
shat Edison had done for the
nllles. and he snA~srsd; Honest
WI dcn't know. and never en-
pect 10 knew--from him. He
never talks about ths things he
did dussss tho war"
some months aftsrward the
man Who had stayed the hand Of
the Hun from the throat OF help
iens Belgium. when the bayonsts
and cannon OF the entire allied
Srmios had failed 10 do 40. visited
America. That man was Cardinal
Meressr. the hero preiats OF Hell
rium and the moss dramatic ngurs
~ the var.
American gsplus tn winning
the var" said the cardinal al n
great New York banquet. was
turpii.d In great measure by
Thomas A. Edison and Charles NJ
aehwsb. To-day have a new Joy.
one Of which had hardly dared 10 /
frcsm. I have met Thomas A.
idison.-
And a. I. and possibly you. have
wondered What vas Napoleoa 10
the soldiers that kns~ him. what
vas Caesar 20 iirutas and An
ihony. What was Washington TO
tho men that had daily entrance
10 his quarters ~ VALLEY Forge. Z.
and probably you. have wondered
hat 10 this American. "a main
actor Ia the success OF the war"
10 THO men % his laboratories. 20
he nan Who worked With hlm
y hea be i~sFnsd the way 20 light
ne world. ~hsn no invented quad
.ppiss tslsxrsphy. the tslsphonc
srsou transmittes. the phono-
.rsra and--but 10 recount what
';disea has done weuia take the
ffeassr part Of this story.
NtssAk~r rcr Workman.
The nrst time J saw Edison I'll
aisfeok hlm for one Of his work. .
sea He was standing In the I
galway between two Of the many =
'rsst ealldisgs Of the Edison man- q
.fssturing laboratories az orxngs. 4
z J. Ne wss bsrshssasd. A .
sns. iissn custer came below the '
&kfy~hnes1 trcassrs. In
IN one kaa1 he held 9 vreneA,
'hils tAs ethsr hard alternately | n
mpnsetss1 Ills cvn remarks and Il
ld@1 his tssfsssd hearing In sn- ,
erssanting the rsmsrks al the h
'sn VIA vscm be wa eonvsys-
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Edissa stu has hb own rrivassI o
srDsmooeal iabcrstorv~~ard shsI II
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