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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
Observation-Disclosures

i ABLY to povedela policii
| Coz mne mate "a takoveho hit
paka?' posmival Sc Jarvis. &C
ma vas tam mnoho mys.i, Z.
bude nejlepe, kdyz vas poslu {
be spolecne ma omen svet. O,
sud jedne jest osudem druhe.'
"Neprijmu zadne svobody
pak-li slecna Cecilie nebude O.
svobozena," zvolala stara ven.
kovanka. "Jsem stara ne.
vzdelana. ia zasluhuji smrt "a
to, ze jsem sve mlade velitelce
radila jeti z Londyna. VSech
nesnazi jsem ia vinna. Zabte
mne, Jarvisi a il pust'te. Ona
jest tax mlada, tax dobra -
"A ona zemre, muzeteli Wy
byti zachranena," posmival Sc
Jarvis. "Ja rozumim svemu re-
meslu. Kdyz tax mnoho O sobe
mystic, zemrete spolecne. Neu
setrim vas zadnou."
ITO je rec" pravila Jarviso-
va zena pochvalne. "Promrhal
Jsi mnoho tasu mluvenim, Jar
Wis. Ia holka vi uz vsechno. Me
la by zemfiti jeste teto noci!"
"Ano, ODE by m6ly t6to noci
zemriti!" prohlasil Jarvis.
80 milosrdenstvi, milosrden
stvi!" prosila Marketka pad
nouc ma kolena, jeff sedy Was
Sc rozvazal a spadal pres jeji
ramona, dodavajic il vzhledu
carodejnice. "USetfete moji
mladou ve.itclku, ktera jak III
va neublizila zivemu tvoru! We
jmenu ve}k6ho Boha, ktery bl.
de jednoho dne vas soudit, pax
Ii spachate tuto hroznou vraz-
du, neublizujte ji.'
Jarvis i icho zena Sc drze
small.
"Tise, Marketko!" pravila
'jeJi mlada vclitclka vlidne sla-
bym, klidnym hlasem, jeji OBJ
licej vyhlizel jako oblicej an
della. "Modlemc sc k Bohu a
ne k takovym lidem. Buh mas
neopusti."
Op6t sc dali Jarvis a jieho &c
ma do hrubeho smichu.
"Modleni YAM ncpomuze !"
pravila Jaryisova. "Ale palcz
Hetc-li V tom ulehceni, tedy 81
pospeste. Cas- utika.'
Stara Marketka zakryla 81 0
blicej zasterou a plakala uscda
We.
Ale Ceciiiny neohrozene oci,
temne jako noe sama, Sc zla-
lynn zableskem V jejich hlubi-
mach jako hvezda, zustaly kid
ny a pevny. Neco V tomto pev-
rem pohledu Cinilo drzeho pa
doucha Jarvise neklidnym. Ne
GO V tom bledem, klidncm obi
cell, tax n6zncm, talk krasn6m,
desilo jej.
"Radeii Sc del do pracc, Jar
Nlsl, pravila .eho zena, zacby
TIC Jeho nerozhodnost hledic
j prcmoci. "Nyni Jest mui Cas-
Snad nezmaIomyslniS, ch -
Jarvis hnul sc mechanickv k
ohnlstl a uchopi' tezky, mosaz
ry pohrabac. Kdyz sc tezcc $
touto zbrani slecnG Cccilii bli-
~, zakroclla rychlc Portugal
ka.
Byla tiehs po cely ten cas-.
ale yeiml pozorna. Byla yelmi
foVercra "A pozoroyaIa postup
'yJcvu teskliyym pohledem.
Nyni, kdyz Jarvis, S d'abe!-
skym umyslem V jcho pohfedu
4 vzezfeni pohyboval sc k Cc-
cilii, Portugalka zaskoci)a mu
eastu, uchopila iej IA ruku a
1yolala:
"zadrzte! Nezabijete il te-
ia nocl! Ncchci, ably byla dnes-
III noci zabita!"
Jarvis pohl6dl V prekvapeni
ia syou spojenku.
"Co tim minite?" tizal SC.
Coz ustupuiete Cd sve smlou-
,.-c,.
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PRODA Sc dobre staveny,
krasne uynitr dekorovany no.
Wy dvourodinny dun. Nova u
mon kara pojede kolem, je bli-
re Col-lett skoly. Horejsek je
pronaJinuty ia $50 mesitne.
Prijd'te 81 ho prohlednout, j.
ste koupitc. Haste sc v elsie
1878 Svec Ave. v Corlett. Ve-
zmete Kinsman karu aneb Cor
lett. 2-28
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ma zivu, budu muset zustat
teto hrozne samote po leta
Isnad j pax, az zatouzim po svt
Ivlasti neodyislosti po snat
ku. Chci, ably zemreia."
"Proc mi tedy pfekazite
lkdyz il chci odkliditi?"
"Ponevadz," pravila Marie
Izvolna, "zde musime zustati je
ste nekolik tydnd. Snehu lez.
ma mnoho stop We vsech hor.
skych prdsmykach. Jsme zde
snehem zavaty a do mesice ne
muzeme odtud. ia vsak nechci
zde zustati jednu noe 20 jejich
smrti. Strasily by mas. Vratily
by Sc k nam v noci postra-
silly mas"
"Nazyvejte mne zbabelou,
chcete-li, ale nechte je ma zivu
az budeme pripraveny k opu-
st6ni tohoto mista," zvolala Ma
ric. "Muzemc zahubit jejich Ii
voty az tn noe pred naSim od-
jezdem Cerne skaly. A "a
tim muzeme je vezniti We v6zni
komofe. Budou tam zcela bez-
pecny - bezpecni jako kdyby
byly uz mrtvy."
Portugalka vzbudila power
Give obavy Jarvisovy zeny, KITE
ra rychle zvolala:
"Souhlasim s Marii, Jarvisi.
Jednejme die rady jeji. Sletna
Rosse i Marketka jsou uz tax
lako tax mrtvy. MGzes je pax
kdykoliv doraziti."
Jarvis podvolil Sc temto spo-
Jenym prosbam. Byla to jedna
vec znicit zivot tajne spachat
vrazdu chladnokrevne sc dve-
ma pevnyna nan uprenyma o.
Gina.
"Pockame tedy, "pravil, od-
kladaje tezky pohrabac. "Neni
naspech. Nemohou prchnouti.
Jsou nyni tax dobre jako mrt-
Wy a my je muzeme dodelati,
kdykoliv Sc nam zlibi. Potud ia
vim, neni ma padesat mil V o.
koll zadneho domu a ma Ger
nou Skalu jak ziv nikdo nepri-
lde. Jsou zde tax bezpecny, ja-
ko by byly We SVEN hrobe."
"Doved'me je do jejich ko-
mory,' navrhla Jarvisova. "Ne
mohu snesti pohled tech oci.
Rozspet'te svicku, Marie. ~
Portugalka posIechla. 11A
Jarvis pozadal klic a o.
demkl dv6fe vedouci do sine.
PAX uchopil pevne Cecilii "a IA
memo a'vystrcil il rychle do uz
ke chodby. Stara Marketka ma
sledovala dobrovolne. Radeii
by byla nasledovaia svou mia
dou velitelku na smrt, nez ably
IN pfezila. Jaryisoya zena Ma
RE sly ia mimi nesouce syGtlo.
Tento malg pruyod pohybo-
val sc dlouhou, tcmnou, vetr-
nou chodbou. Tab vetru vice
kratc nez jednou byl by zhasl
svetlo. Male hromadky snehu
lezely nedaleko dvefi byvse
sem navaty skulinami pode
dvefmi. Pfi kazdem prudSim
narazu v6t'u padaiy kamcny u
komlnn Marie sc yzdy DO
k'1zovala a modlila Sc, aby by
Ia zachranena pred bloudicimi
duchy.
Vstoupili do druheho po-
schodl, ktere bylo rozviklane a
hrozilo sesutim bouti konec-
ne prlsli do komor V tretim po-
school We vezi.
Jarvis kornui do dveri calou-
move konory a vstrCi) tam slec
M Cecllil. Markctka sko&ila za
MS vykfikem smisenym bedou
a ulehcenim. A v$ichni tfi di-
voee vyhli2eiici veznitelc "a
stavili sc M rrallu a hledeli
na ne.
Muzete mitl tyto dive komo
rN, .iako drive slecno," pravil
Jarvis. "Pouzc my 81 podrzimc
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Cecilie, ktera nabyla podivu
hodneho klidu, &C jeff tepna b
la prudce. "Jsme v Anglii?"
"Ne, nejste. Nepovim van
kde jste!"
"Nalezi dunn tento lady Ire
yorove?" tazala Sc divka.
"Ne, nenalezi a nikdy nena.
lezel! tvrdil Jarvis.
"Vi lady Trevorova, &c jsem
zde?' tazala sc Cecilie, mama
hajic Sc porozum6ti svcmu
hroznemu postaveni.
*'d "Ne, nevi. Nezname zadnou
lady Trevorovou. Nikdy jsme il
.nevideli. Pracujeme pro jineho
cclovska."
d Cecilie sepjala ruce v nevy-
VI siovnem rozcileni.
"A ten clovek jest mym tai
nym nepritelem?" tazala Sc
chW6jicim hlasem.
"Uhodla jste to slecno."
"V tom musi byti nejaky o.
myl - straSny omyl!" zvolala
Cecilic. "Jsem cizinkou An
gill. Nemam nepratel. V celem
SVEN ziyote jsem zadnemu clo-
veku neublizila. Kdo mne chce
Zavrazditi? To jc hrozne - ne
uveritelne! Neuverim tomu.
Rekn6te mi, re jste nemluvili o.
pravdove, pane Jarvis. Rekne-
tc mi, ze vse to jen jest sen ne
DO fantasie. Vzdyt' jsem zde
lila mnoho m6sicu a shledala
vas laskave a vlidne ke mne.
Coz lste mohli po cely ten cas-
mysliti ia zavrazdeni me?"
Upira!a sve zdeSene oci 2
lednoho ma druheho a zachv6
la Sc jejich divoke ulrutno-
sti.
"Ncbudcmc to yysvetlovati,
siecno, pravil Jarvis. "Vite to-.
Jste nekomu vceste a ten vas
sem postal zaplatil dobrc "a
vase drzeni zde."
"A kdo 81 preje moji smrt p"
tazala sc Cecilie IL nj s neoby-
ccjnou .prisnosti. "Kdo jest ne
pritelem mym?"
"Nekter6 otazky nedaji Sc
zodpovedeti a toto Jest iedna q
Mich" odyctil Jarvis.
Cccilic byla nckolik minut
tlcha, jako omamcna. Celia vec
pilchazela il jako nepravdiva
a zcela nepochopitelna. Sotva
uV6fila tvrzeni Jarvisovu. Ko-
mu kdy ubllzila? Gin vice o
Veci te premyS. Ella, tim vice Sc
domnivala, re jest povazovana
ga nekoho jincho.
TaZala Sc opet Jarvisc, ten
Nsak vrtel hlavou a prohlasil
sc zaklcnim, &c Sc nemylil.
Wy lstc to = sle6na Cecilic
Eosse, z Nemec - kterou mann
prlkazano zdc yezniti a nikoho
.iintht,' pravil.
'Hyl to pritel lady Trcvoro-
NS 1fcbo leli obchodni icdnatel,
pan Pulford, ktery mnc uvedl
ma jachtu.' prayf.a Cecilic "a
myslenc. "Jc to on, ktery tou-
III 20 mo smrti?"
Ease Sc mylitc. Nemuzetc
nc illhe NTpumpovat, slecno,
Ncci, hterych nechci mIuyiti"
pravll Jarvis. "Jsou ma svetf
llde, kterl vas dele pozorovali,
nc1 81 myslite - ii lidc vas
nenavldl prcji 81 vasi smrt.
Onl plat Stedre lidcm, ktefi
stedfc plat, yzdy radi slouzi-
me. Vase Vy5iVani bylo jen pro
zamlnku Wy jstc tim ztravila
zlmu a my tez. PrisIa jstc ma
Cornou Skalu a.c neodejdctc
odiud ziv3."
Stara Marketha dala opet
pruchod sVcmu zarmutku mari
kajic hlasite Il Ionic rukama V
zoufalstvi.
Cecilic zapomncIa ma sye
vlastni ncbezpeci a litovaIa
sluzku.
"A
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HLEDAS Sc

PAN HLEDA byt sam O sobe
5 l neb 2 svetnicemi. Nechte
adressu V adm. t. listu. PIG
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CRCETE-Li 81 koupit, neh
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
tarmu, obrat'te sc s duverou
IA nejstarsiho a spolchliveho
ceskeho jednatele Fr. Hatsana,
3642 E. 10 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel Union. 1926 w.
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HLEDA Sc byt pro svobod-
neho pana V okoli Mt. Pleasant
Sc stravou neb beze stravy. Ma
bldky cinte do adm. t. listu pod
H 2-1S
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hdyz zvuk jejich kroka odu
mrel ma kamennych schodech,
Cecilie pfistoupila k jednomu
oknu, odhrnula damaskovou
zaclonu a hledela opet ven do
bourlive noel.
Stara Marketka rozhlizela
Sc kolem sebe smutne, ma maly
stolek s vecefi, ma mike stolic-
ky pred krbem a velky ohen v
krbu.
"Jak Sc vse V posledni dobe
zmenilo!'' zvolala stara sluzka
povzdechem. "Zde jest sto-
lex $ vecefi, zrovna jak jsme
no opustily = my jsme to, jez
jsme Sc zm6nily! O slecinko
Cecilie, skoro Sc mi zda, ze
jsme snily! Proc by 81 nekdo
pral zavrazditi vas, jejiz cely
zlvot byl pozehnanim jinych?
Byla jste svetlem a slavou III
vota pana pastora; obyvatele
Zorlicti vas skoro zboznovali
ga vasi starost a laskavost k
MIN v jeiich zarmutku q neno-
cich; jste dobra a laskava -
proc by YAM chtel nekdo u
blizit? Kdo by 81 pral zavraz-
diti vas?"
"Marketko," pravila klidne,
"myslim, re musi byti nejaka
mylka V me totoznosti - ze
Jsem sem byla omylem dopra-
vena ma misto nejake ubohe he
st astnlce - nebo ze tento L.
klad 0 muj zivot jest castf ta-
Jemstvi, ktere hall mnj zivot a
obklicovalo mne cd one noci,
kdyz Jsem CO tfilete dite byla
prinesena do Zorlicke fary."
Marketka Sc lekla.
"Nebyl zde zadny omyl, sle-
clnko Cecilie," zvolala rozciie-
ne po kratkem zamysleni. "Ne
slysela jste je povidati, ze byli
najati k zahubeni slecny Ceci-
lie Rosse z Nemecka?"
"Myslim, ze Sc zde nestala
zadna mylka," pravila Cecilie
klldne. "Osoba, jez mne uvez-
Mia V tomto osamelem miste,
~ teto puste severni krajine,
Vzdalene lidstya, znala mne o.
sobne. Ia osoba vedela o me
smlouve lady Trevorovou a
pflpravila pro mne tyto cd mo-
lu vyzrane koberce, ma kterych
Jsem sest mesicn zbytccne pra-
covala. Je to jasne, re mil ne
prltel jest spojen tajemstyim
meho zivota."
'"Ale kdo to asi jest?"
"Poznala byste onoho muzc,
ktery mne pfinesl do Zorlicke
fairy, Marketko?"
"Poznala bych jej vSude po-
die 'Jeho ocl, q velke bradavici
ua lcvc tYari a die cclc jcho po
Stavy,' poNrzovala Marketka.
"Videla jstc nekoho, kdo by
sc mu podobal cd t6 DOLBY CO.
isme prijely do Anglie? Vyhli
Eel tax jako pan Pulford?"
NE, slecinko Cecilie. Pan
Pulford mu neni podoben."
Lady Treyorova mne nemu-
re nenavidet." pravila Cecilie
smutne. Lord Glenham il mi
luje. | kdyby vedGla, re byl Ike
mnc laskavym a ziskal me srd
&C, nedbala by, ana jemu ve-
II. On milujc il, jinak by 81 ji|
ncvzal. Ona nemuze byti moii|
nepritelkou. Jest lady, dobre
Vychovana, vzdelana, velkych
zasad praya krest' anha my
slim, &c jinak by il lord Glen
ham nemiloval. Jsem jista, re
nevl tomto hroznem spiltnuti
proti mne.'
ia tez tax myslim. Byla k
nam talk laskava," pravila pro
sta stara Marketka. "Zla, zka~
2ena zena nemohla by Sc usmi-
vati a TAX laekave a vlidne mlu
With Jako ona. Spolehejte ma to,
sleclnko Cecilie, lady Trevoro-
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
aneb' Sc vymenf "a privatni
dunn. Haste sc u Tom. Suchf,
1903 Beckman Ave. S. e. Tel.
Frinet. 1876 w. ID
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"a TISfC DOLLARU

muzskych celovlnenych plete-
nych ponozek po 98c par vylo-
zeno jest We vykladu strizniho
obchodu "u Koudelu", V elsie
4735 Broadway.
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KOUPi Sc
PRONAME Sc

HLEDA Sc k pronajmutf
prazdna budova, rozmeru asi
20 pfi SO strevicich, jez by Sc
hodila na dilnu pro tesare. Me-
chte adresSu V adm. "Sveta."
2-16
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-08

Mr., Qrssss eeaeessAaasll thsc Aid
FFEElllaAssssiaGN.
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NJ 1Aelsssan aQgki is nstaN thsss okkneks Of
ttAe assaeseesd6 a6a9Ae.
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tefuks&ea, wfase%e fae tsssaa,essk. hssel1 wftm
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fnsas.aAGs,
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IshlsiSTHNSEN CEY1DaS
RRESsDENTfltE CHONE
CUES HI LOWER HOUSE

Rfidgeparss Conn. Oct. 7.-Pariey
p Christensen cansIidate Of the
Easmsf- lsa.nss party, in I'm address
ass IL pahhsal rally mere said the
parry Noatd carry several states Il
t,cessist, that We will take enough,
votes away from Daley Har,linx to
thso& the. election into the house of
representatives" he declared
AT no time in this country has
thaEey baeN mere actual danger to the
ReRMblis than now and no great
C;at1se. WAS, ever put over by an old
paaxt9, Tbs psopae repalaliatesi the
Linseln, was bfouxhk, oalk to put over
oit Wiagh party ami the party of
= Ne4 reform.
We have all classes in our party in
thsc Unisesi States, except tia ultra
riefsa and the pautoesaks- and have
@hipsasi thasee classes into d mn
chime. Nearly all ths new ideas that
have ttietkesl thfo0ah our le&islar
tian have come from, oaAF propaganda.
Our platform as IL Is framed
We will be. there with moskets- but
lnaaass that, newer again will We b
led ina, a war withea1k being CON
s,,fsesl ur.sa it, WhsAkser We feel
that sa0as enemy inAealls to invade
tins ceaankry We viii b. there with
massfetsS butt nssef again, are they 60
inx to cpmpsa Il war without u vote
OF tn psspae.
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LOCAL NEWS

See Nelson's I'D Of outacsk IN s6s
Issue Of the Pscaucers News.
psat Forget Mssseef Dsy Ut a>e-
serve Saturday,. ostshF ~.
Harry Sioux Of Sccbey was a husi-
ness caller In this city the snaitssase Of
the week.
Mrs, Mike Pafubicki on Saturday,
October 9Th. Every one Is cordially
invited.
Deputy Clerk i Recorder Caroline
MiliRan accompanied her sister TO
Glasgow Monday.
Frank Smith and Attorney Paul
Crum were renewing acquaintances IN
this city last Sunday:
Miss Lillian Hcldahl is assisting On
the tax rush at the County Treas
urer's Office this week.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met the first three days Of the week
at their regular session.
W. r, Marble of Billings has been
renewing acquaintance and transact
ing business here the past wec*.
W. 3. Davis Of Scobey passed
through here the middle OF the week
en- route to his home at Scohey,
Rex Flour, ss.7s per cw,. Progress
Sve Farmers Club, Plentywoed, MUNt.
26-tf
A. n. Dasinger, editor Of the SEQ
hey Citizen, was hohncbbing with
friends here Wednesday of this
week.
Frank Weinrich, chairman Of the
Roosevelt County Commissioners, was
week.
s. NJ. Sterrett Of Willfston, repre-
senting the Ideal Tailoring Company,
was calling on local trade here this
week.
Wesley Anderson made a business
trip to Flaxville Wednesday of this
week, looking after his crop On the
reservation.
Mrs. r. +. 1.undauiSt Of Poplar
spent last week in this city at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. r. e. Gust
afson, returning to her horne Mon
day.
Dick Bolster left here "Wednesday
for Grand Forks, where he has ac-
cepte1 position as salesman for the
Baldwin Piano Company. His many
friends here wish him success In his
new enterprise.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-08

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tase Of The week.
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family Hhsve taken seosnS m erhc Or.
s,hessrn essck fcr sse ~sHeea,,
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here The Rrse st the week.
attorney y. G, Ersssen sssse "a
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sue Of tho Prctsaeess Views. lAeek
them over carefully.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl p. Sreea, seese
Sheen and sRial zOsSss,sf. all aef lAat-
aock, were plsNtSwwcd visitors Frtasss-
day.
Curtis ". Andersen aef 1Ske ,ssete1
Leslie Payer Geafssny ~sas
to business matters IN 7thSS sseftseH aef
the county tins weea.
Ed, 4. Seefelt7t Of SSeeHe~n ssaees,
Wells Company, ives calling IN aeeal
trade in 7thiS eity "Wednesday ri ctksS
week
r. r. Reerssnyaer. Representing sshe
Manchester RfseNit CenaFSny aef sfsr-
go, was Transferring hesAess m -thSs
territory the sc'c rsft .of atse 'w"r&,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swimmers %nc
family intsnd 9to move n 1thc dRa*ke
residence IN thfS city m atHe Aesl
future so as to enable athe Grhsa1aves1
to attend ~schcel.
Mr.. and Mrs. -gcasn sAasers aef ReSs-
stone nsotored to ataSS aeStS 1tife ssRlssss
of the week On a hessNess Rnl SskSp-
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-08
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HAVE GAME APIECE

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day thss Rresak3ynr team came baek
and MOOR tn SeSoaMR game, Thus
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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-08

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1920-10-08
4]C1lQEER EEENS
SALE DATES

WT STU BIG MARKET DAY
SALE At RESERVE. BRING IN
WH4AT YOU HAVE GOT FOR
SALH.
OCT. II. Ths)NaP>salN'S BlG
CLOSING OUT SALE ; MI. NORTH
OF HOMESTEAD
OCT. IL L. ANDkRSON'$ SALE
6 MILES SOUTH OF DOOLEY.
WEDNESDAY,. 0aT. ~. JAKE
ktstALkNAN. miles Northeast II
Antelepes
FRIDAY. OFT. u. ". h HA,s-
DERSEN, miles west II Outlook.
Anybody can sell stuff if there
is 4 demand for it but only Il
real auctioneer can get money
for stuff that you can't give
away.
A. J. JENSEN
.Ante1one. O1ontana
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-09-15

The public schools Of the city are
said to be getting along nicely ard
the enrolment has continued to in
crease, we understand, since the OPP
ening day. We hope to publish an en-
rollment of each grade during the
next few days days. We also have
arrangements made by which pub
lie School Notes. will appear in the
Daily Sun in a brief form each day.
= r.
McGuffin's is the place 90 buy your
dishes CHEAP. A new lot just ar
rived. Come and look them over.
136-l0t-eod
Bread is the Staff of Life. For
good, wholesome bread, use Gala
Lily flour. We sell it. Broyles &
Thompson. 141-3t.
Comrades O. T. French, accompa-
MED by his wife, Silas Flournoy, Chas.
L. Broyles, Judge and Mrs. J. B.
Bewley and perhaps others, are ex-
pected to leave Saturday morning for
Indianapolis, Ind, to attend the Ma
tional Ercampment Of the G. A. R.,
which meets at that place on the 10Th
of September and will be in session
for about four days. This will pos
sibly be the last trip some of these old
will get to make, and our
citizens are hoping for each one Of
them a safe return.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-09-15

The Ladies Missionary Society Of
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
viii meet at the home Of Mrs. Carl
Armitage Thursday, at 2;30, r. NJ
This being the last meeting of the
Presbyterial year, it Is important that
all members attend. Those who have
not paid dues for the year, are re-
quested by the Treasurer to bring OF
send same to the meeting.
4 - 4
Get a bag Of Gala Lily -four. Prof
it-sharing coupons with every bag.
Broyles & Thompson. 14t-St.
If you want tobacco sticks you can
get them at $14 per thousand in one
days notice. Call or see G. A. Vann.
140-3t.
Mr.. w. G. Carter lessee of the
three Greeneville theatres, is having
some Of the dilapidated bill boards
ovr the city tern down and rebuilt
this week. Some of these boards had
become an eyesore and in one or two
instances had been pronounced dan
gerous. The new boards will at least
add to the appearance Of certain sec
tions Of the city.
4 4 +
The season CT the year has arrived
when pure pork sausage tastes good
land Wick Anderson & Co. announce
hat they can serve you now with the
old-fashioned kind, every day in the
week.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-09-15
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The law firm of Swingle & Susong
is ills day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Sam A. Susong becomes a
member of the New Law Firm of
Susong & Susong with offices over
the First National Bank, while Mr..
Jas. F. Swin9le will continue practice
in the old offices in the Brabson build
ing.
Unfinished cases and business con-
racted before this date by the old
firm will be completed by the mem
bers jointly as contracted,
This Sept. 1st, 1920.
JAS. F. SWINGLE.
SAM A. SUSONG.
Sept, /, 8, Is, %.