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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

"Objednala jsem no. praveI
kdyz jste byl vesel."
"Dekuji, chci. Totiz ale je-
nom pax. budete-li no mfti
dost. Neposilejte prom zvlast'
pro mne, Ido."
go, nikoliv objednala
jsem no skutecne, Konrade."
A jake ma dukaz toho obje-
'vilo Sc v tom okamziku skvost-
ne oblecene paze cajem.
Byla to malinka, pekna no.
stina, pak-li Sc tax muze ma
zyvat neco cervenych jahod Sc
smetanou, nekolik kejku, pi-
skotu a. velmi libovonny cal,
kteryz nalevala slecna Grevil-
lie Q pozlacene konvicky do
salku z cinskeho porculanu.
Bile jeji drahokamy okra
slene prsty zrucne Sc pohybo-
valy pri posluze te.
Bylat' ona kralovnou spolec-
nosti tax dobre jako byla kra-
lovnou krasy, tax mluveno 0
nj vseobecne.
Mezitfm co Jedi jahody sr
kali cal, vyzvala no zdvorile a
meme, by il vypravel o ira
gedii te, kteraz vrhla temny
stin ma zivot jeho.
Znalat' ona lady Evu Enrol
| dobre, ano byla jeji nejupri-
mnejsich pTitelkyn a co tako-
va jedna z onech osmi vysoko
rodych druzicek, jez doprova-
zely il k oltari v ten den Osud-
ny, kdy sklacena byla vrazed,
nou rukou predcasny hrob.
Mluvil podrobne, popisuje
taiemnost, V jakou Sc tragedie
ia half a. vysIovuje sve pevn6
rozhodnuti, re neustane V hon.
1 be sve po utocnikovi, dokuc
no neodevzda ruce spravedl
lnosti. n,
Poslouchala S napjetim a nei
; n.y. truehlivy zajem prozrazo
: val soucit takovy, jaky by vet
, 81 nemohla projevit vlastnl Sc
stra ku svemu bratru.
"Ulehcilo Sc mi drobet, lido
: re jsem vam to vypovedel,
: pravil, "byla jste vzdy tax o
pravdu soucitna. Prave nyni
: kdy ztrata ma jest tax cerstv;
e jest6, nemohl bych mluvit
: Eve Sc zadnym jinym nez $ va
nil" s
= Naposlechla Sc jiz vselikyc
:. poznamek pochlebuifcich 81
0 nj tanecni a jinde, aniz by pi
: tom hnula jen dost ma
10 krasnym tim okem, neb ds
: la toho nejmensiho znat ma sc
y be, Cd tohoto ale muze memo
n hla ale slyset tG nejmensi chvi
l. ly bez pohnuti.
Pratelstvi jich bylo neobyct
a neho druhu. Nebylo mezl min
r zadneho svazku .pribuzensk'
no, aniz byli milenci; prec a
10 nazyvali jeden druheho kres
MIN im6nem a obcovall spo
d iako bratr a sestra.
il, (PokraGovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

PRODAM svuj majetek ma
zastavce 10, A. 3. G. kary. Je
to vyhodna koupe, kdo by 81
pfal ma venkove bydleti. Adre-
sa Sc sd6li V adm. t. listu. 9-8
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

PRODA Sc dunn o 6ti poko-
jich, koupelnou, horka voda,
pekna porch, garage, lot 40 pri
145 str. Corlett, blize Miles
Ave. a skoly. Je treba $25OO a
ostatni die ujednani. Nachazi
Sc ma 122 ulici, els. 423S. Biz
81 sdeli sc v els. 3271 E. 55. ul.
Tel. Broadway 2206 j. Ga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

IA PRiCINOU odjezdu mu-
sim prodati dtm o.6ti pokojich
v nenlz Jest vse zarizeno. Da Sc
LEVINE. Haste Sc V els. 1906 E.
1AO nj, " Mt. Pleasant. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04
POZEMKOVY MAJETEk
MA PRODEJ
Zaplat'te $4,000 hotove
Hned k stehovani

Dvourodinny dim, A poko-
je ma kazde suite, velky lot,
ma dlazdene ulici, blize zap.
Sc. ul. a Clark ave.; $4,000
hotove "a $4,000 mesicne vcet-
ne go uroku. Jako splatka
prime Sc druhy mortgage neb
lot.
Otto Pollock, 1923 Clark
ave-, roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1857. Cent. 1868. 9-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

MLADI bezdetni manzele
hledaji byt as o ctyrech svetni-
cich ma zapadni strane, aneb
ma Broadway. Nechte adressu
v adm. "Sveta'. ga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04
$4,000 HOTOVE

71% akru ma dlazdene State
rd. bez budov, as / akr lesa,
dobra pramenita voda, jen 10
a Ii mile cd Public Squaru.
Primo ma 2 busovych liniich v
tkratk6 vzdaienosti cd linie
m6stsk6 kary; lace "a $3.50,
snadn6 podminky neb Sc tez
vymenl "a jedno neb dvouro-
dinovy dum.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave, roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1857, Cent. 1868. Cd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

, PIANA ladi, opraVuJe a da-
va do poradku, re sc vyrov-
naji novym, C. F. Kerner, 1462
Springyard, drive u Wamer-
link and Caldwell Piano Co.
Zaslete listek aneb zavolejte
Mario, 3146 M. ga
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04
aRhragedie svatebnf noci.
H. Roma"

kdyz to vidlm. Nemohu vam
rici mic vice, nez CO jsem rekl:
nevidel jsem nikoho, nez ieho
Jasnost."
Ku vetsi sdilnosti medal Sc
pohnouti, &C Sc tajny vsemoz-
ne to pokousel.
Konecne Sc zvedl sci ku
mrizi opet. h
rs Bohem, Jenkins" pravil
laskave," myslel jsem, re vite
aspofl hodinu, V kterou jste
Sc setkal lordem.
"Ano, pane, to vim. Bylo
zrovna osm hodin, kdyz mne
lord opustil a mluyil Sc mnou
as tax dive minuty.'
"Dekuji vam, Jenkins. S Bo-
hem!"
"Tajemnost vzrdsta," hucel
81 pro sebe tajny, odchazeJe'
udelav 81 drive pozncmku 90
sve knizky.
"Jsem 81 skoro jist, re stary
ten muz nekoho potkal, jelikoz
to zapira, chce mne zmastl.
Vec stava Sc zamotaneEi kaz-
dym krokem."
r"Jake priciny by mohl stary
ten muz miti~ pro zapirani to-
no, zda-li nekoho potkal? Bu-
du st'asten, vynajduli to. Do
bre, vzdyt' ON Jenny Keene
ma jeste dobry cich. Muslin Sc
sebrat, vsak jeste mann diver.
V sebe.
"Jest tn jedne veci, kterou;
starry ten muz vynechava vzdo
vsi jeho ostrovtipnosti to jes
re nikdy nepravi nic tom
zdali nekoho videl neb ne.
Jest to opravdu podivn
historic. Diva neb tfi slouzi(
prisahaji, lie nevolal hrabe
pomoc az po pdl devate hodl
ne, coz by znamenalo, re ne
prisel dovnitr a neobjevil vraz
du az po pul devate a prec
pravi Jenkins, re no opustl
an nebylo osm. Kde byl tie pl
hodiny? Tot 1plny zmatel
veru."
Cim vice o tom premysle
tim zdalo Sc mu to ZmateneJs
Veril, re musl tn stavat n
Jake zeny, zarliye zeny, ktel
k silenosti byla syedena Oxen
MIN Sc lorda Morelanda.
Domnival Sc take, re loi
dobre vi, aneb aspoh Sc mu.
domyslet, ci rukou vrazda b
la spachana a obavaje sc ha
by ma jmenu SVEN, nechce n
objevit.
Tot byla theorie Kaene
lax ale sam 81 praVil, elm ola
postupoval, tim hlubSi a ten
neiSl zdala Sc mu byti taJnost
Byly to diva body, Jez hla
ne zamestnavaly jeho mozek
Proc by mel stary ten hi
ny tajiti neco, co vedel ton
pripadu a kde byl lord te r
hodiny, kdy vzdalil So od HI
neho. II
Rozlicne hlavc jeno vys
povaly domn6nky, zadna no
lie neuspokojila.
"Muslm miti oci otevrene
duvefoVat, ze mi nahoda I
jde ma pomoc," pravil 81 "a
"Nekteri blazni pokousi
straSit obt6zoyat stare
JenkinSo, JIM Ease jcho J
most. ia vSak nikomu ned
2nati, co 81 myslim. Bude
vid6t."
Kdyz prisel do sve hospo
poda!a mu hospodyn6 t
gram.
"Nenl til All pei minut,
ne. pravila.
Rychle no otevrel obi
jeho Sc po precteni no ihnec
jasnil, tax jako slidiciho
ienz ma dobre Jest ceste.
Telegram byl kratky
naSlpdOVne "NaSpl lsem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

DVOUCLENNA rodina hle-
da byt tfech neb ctyT svet-
nicich S koupelnou v okoli
Broadway. Nechte laskave a.
dressu v adm. t. listu. 9-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04
PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt u bez-
detnych manzelu, els. lib
Hulda Ave. q Woodland. Jsou
tam 4 pokoje, koupelna a vse
zarizeno. 9-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-04

y DcJ SNClld 90 ZdIlduilC IC fSS''
nalezal Sc lord st. Maur V
Londyne.
! ,Kdyz pfibyl do metropole, /
hned Sc odebral do sveho
4 lbytu v Albany, kdez v celem
baliku jinych dopisd nalezl ia
ke JENNIE jedno malinke psa-
nicko, psane neznou neJakou
rukou.
Bylo to pismo, kterez patrne
, znaE, ant sotva no uhlldal me-
ri druhymi, lined sc no choplI
, a otevrel.
, "Drahy Konrade - Dou'
| fam, ze prijdete k nam V neJ.
blize pro vas moznem okamzl
: ku. Jsme zdrceni hruzou mac
oSklivou tou truchlohrou. {
soucitu nasem vami nemusln
ami mluvit.. Prijd'te tax brzy
, jakmile pribudete do Londyna
pak-li Sc citite schopnym.
Vase velmi uprimna,
Ida Greville.'
st. Maur uvazoval drobet
: dopisu tom, pax Sc posadll XII
stolku a psal odpoved'.
"Draha lido: - Jsem oprav
du povdecnym ia laskave pro
ieveni Vaseho soucitu. Prijdl
Tx Yam dnes odpuldne o ctvrt'
hodine.
: Vas velmi upfimny
{ ST. Maur.
} Psanicko to postal zvlast
MIN poslem, nacez teprve s
jal prohlizet ostatni doplsy.
. We tri hodiny Sc naJedl, pa
. objednal 81 povoz jel ku roz
- kosnemu panskemu domu jed
nomu do st. James parku.
Ia "Jest slecna Greville dc
CT MAJ" tazal Sc uklanejlclho $
o sluhv V tmavozeleny sat oden'
H. no Sc stribrnym premovanlm
e-' "Ano, slecna Greville Je d'
l. ma, bylo mu odpovedeno, n;
,e cez doveden rovnou cestou d
il, krasneho, maleho pokoje, JeJ
I'll no budoaru.
k, Byl calounovan barve bl
docervene, lenosky pohovh
81, potazeny byly bilym hedvabil
81. protkanym ruzemi a pomnel
e. kami.
ra Otevrenymi okny proudl
le- sem rozkoSna vune ruzl z pa
ku tam Sc rozkladajiciho.
rd V budoaru nebylo nikol
re vyjma mlade danny.
" Pri vstoupeni st. Maur hn'
IN Sc zvedla a jdouc mu napro
lic podavala mu ODE ruce ma p
vitanou, tvare il horely rozk
~ Il az znati bylO ma Mich zal
ale ven nezny soucit.
M Byla to vysoka, milost
t. divka as tri neb Ctyr a dvac
aV- let, postavy mad mlru pekne
k. obliceje, kteryz 81 veru mc
al ziskat nazvu kralovskel
nto vzdor onem pokrocilym rok'
pul Byl to hrdy, slechticky OF
al Gel, pleti oslepuiici jasno
milostnych hnedych oci, p
stu nych, krasnych ust a roak
a. nych, bohatych, svetlohned,
vlasu.
& a Ma sobe mela Sal z bile
pfi- muselinu uzlem z Germ,
ase. pentli Sirokou cernou ST.
sc na zivutku.
cho St. Maur v6del, pro koho
las nou tn barVu ncsc q VIC Vyr
lam tvare ieho zracily sc po'
emc vdecnosti mad takou pozol
sti, venovanou pamatce zen
oJy, le jeho sestry.
.ele- "Jak laskav jste, re pric
zite, vzkrikla. "Dekuji vam
pa lice. Papa a Stanley odcal
odeal' oba drive, nez pos
llcei jsem vam dopis. Ty bude
d w mrzet, ze vas minuli.'
psa. Zaujala opet sve sedad
pokynula mu, by scdnul 81
incl re nj.
hdl. Uposlechl vzeZrenim
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ELABORATE
Continued from Page One)

the afternoon and evening. They will
change their line from that to be given
in their "JaZzland' at the Washing
ton theatre, Nov. s and 9.
Many Entertainers
Tade Dolan's entertainers who are
now playing at the Murrette theatre,
will be on the program, according to
announcements Friday. Frank Hol-
land, manager of the Murray theater.
has announced that he will have two
vaudeville acts to stage at the park
for the entertainment Of the crowds.
Mr.. Holland will also appear on the
program singing a number Of popular
songs. His singing is always looked
forward to by popular music lovers.
A stage will be erected at the ex-
IRENE south end of the park in a posi-
ton SO that a large crowd can witness
all the performances. This is in
charge Of the X. of c.. under the direc-
ton Of John J. Harrington, Jr.
Prepare Floats.
The review of the floats which are
to be parked at the park so that they
can be viewed closely, the exhibit of
war trophies, which is rapidly round
ing into shape, and the free lunches
| to be served to ex-soldiers in uniform.
! undoubtedly will make South Tenth
street park the center of the afternoon
attractions. Lights have been ar
| ranged so that the exhibits and other
! features can be carried on after dark.
Plans were completed Thursday
night for the fireworks display to be
set off between the Main street and
Doran bridges in the hollow Of White
water river This will enable large
crowds to witness the display of light
bombs, flares and balloons OF the kind
that were used to light up no man S
! land" during the nights of the recent
| war.
Midnight Flares.
Many people have read the vivid &C
counts of the midnight flares that rc
vealed an approaching raiding party
in time to prevent an humiliation OF
a company during the war, and were
! unable to believe the tales of the
| wonderful light that can be cast Ove1
a large amount of territory by fire
works display.
! The decoration committee has ar
ranged to carry the decorations to the
! Tenth street park and Commander
! Hunt of the American Legion, has es
timated that no less than 5000 people
will view the collections made at the
park.
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WHOM WILL
Continued from Page One)

the treaty and the league Of nations,
later somewhat revised, and he was
the American representative in the
conference of world jurists who franz
ed the plan for an international court
of justice, an institution which many
Republicans advocate as a substitute
for the Wilson league.
Root May Take Post.
1t has been suggested as not I'M
likely that Mr.. Root would be ap.
pointed secretary Of state, even if he
were to occupy the post only long
enough, because Of his advanced age
to go to Europe and negotiate with the
other powers a new agreement on an
association of nations such as Senator
Harding has suggested. His appoint
ment, however, doubtless would arouse
considerable opposition among pro.
gressives and among irreconcilable
foes OF the league of nations idea and
he might decline to serve, even if in.
vited, on account of his age.
Senator Knox is said to have NO
desire to resume the portfolio of for
eign affairs, preferring to remain in
the senate. Senator Lodge. many be
! lieve, would accept the post. which
| would provide an appropriate finale tc
his public life The Massachusetts
| senator. however, is also advanced ir
| age and might not feel equal to the
| onerouS task.
Sutherland in Cabinet?
Former Senator Sutherland Of Utah
is another man who many believe will
be found in the Harding cabinet. He
has been at Marion throughout the
campaign advising the candidate or
matters relating to the league of ma
! tiOns and other issues. He is known
as an authority on international Law
as we'll as a lawyer of conspicuou!
ability. Speculation has connected
him with possible appointment as sec
rotary of state or attorney general.
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Former Senator John T. Weeks OF
Massachusetts has been mentioned as
likely secretary of the navy. Mr..
Weeks is graduate of the Annapolis
Naval academy and is an authority on
naval affairs.
Job for Governor Lowden?
Republican politicians, who recall
how Governor Lowden withdrew his
name from consideration by the nat
ional convention and threw his
strength to Harding, thus accomplish
ing the nomination of the Ohio sena
tor, are of the opinion that the Hi
nois governor can have place in the
cabinet If he wants it.
George M. Reynolds, the Chicago
banker, has been mentioned as pos
sible choice for secretary OF the
{ treasury.
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CHILD WELFARE WORK
IS MAKING PROGRESS

At the joint meeting of the physical
and the social divisions, constituting
the Child Welfare committee. in the
social service bureau offices Thursday
afternoon plans for the coming year
were informally discussed.
The committee was recently ap-
pointed by Howard A. Dill. president
of the social service bureau, and the
two divisions met together for the
first time Thursday.
The school and Red Cross nurse
hav- been assisting medical examin-
ers in caring for school children and
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Not only hard corns and not only
soft corns but every kind of corn sur
renders to "Gets-It," the national corn
remover. 1t takes weeks or months to
grow corn 1t takes just few
seconds to stop it's pain with two or
three drops of "Gets-It." Quickly it
loosens so you can peel it right off
without the least twinge or hurt, and
ii is gone!
"Gets-It," the never failing, guaran-
teed, money-back corn remover, costs
but trifle at any drug store. MID. by
E. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
Sold in Richmond and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by A.
G. Luken & Co. Glenn Thistlethwaite,
D. & S. Drug Co.-Advertisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-05
TAX, TARIFF REVISION
ALMOST CERTAINTY
WITH new REGIME

WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. o.
With the election of Senator Harding
revision of tax and tariff laws at
special session of congress to be call
ed probably in April has become GER
tainty, according to authentic informa-
ton.
Although the Republicans would be
able to pass taxation and tariff meas
ures at the December session, there Is
little likelihood they will do so in view
of possible executive vetoes and also
because they wish to await recommen-
dations from the new president ana
from his secretary of the treasury.
Secretary of the Treasury Houston
in his forthcoming annual report Will
renew his Recommendation for the re-
neal or modification of the excess p<of-
it's tax and for various other changes
in the revenue law. Action on leglsla-
ton of this nature, however. undoubt-
edly will be delayed until after March
4.
Revenue and tariff legislation will
be in charge of the same senators and
representatives who now head the
committees having jurisdiction over
them.
Sentiment for Tax Appeal.
cess profits tax has become so VIDE
spread that action along this line Is
believed to be assured. The question
to be decided is what the substitute
for the excess profits taxes shall be-
Disagreement over this question is one
factor which may tend to delay"actlon
until after March 4.
BY the time the new session con-
venes it is the expectation that sentl-
ment among the business men OF the
country relative to the best substitute
for the excess profits tax will have
crystallized. The American Bankers
association and the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States are expect
ed to play an important part in arriv-
ing at the most feasible form of taxa
ton.
Put Study on Substitute.
The economic policy commission OF
the American Bankers association is
making a special study of revenue leg
islation with a view to recommending
a substitute for the excess profits tax.
The Chamber of Commerce of the
UNIted States will make consideration
of taxation the most prominent feature
of it's convention next April.
In view of the more pressing de-
mand for relief from burdensome pro-
visions of the present tax laws it is
the expectation that congressional
hearings on that subject will be the
first in order. Hearings on tariff leg
islation will follow probably as soon
as the house has passed the tax bill
and sent it over to the senate.
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the committee as one of its imponsant
undertakings this year plans to have
arrangements made to remedy phys
ical defects of the children. The ad-
visibility of milk lunches for under
nourished school children was also
discussed. Preliminary plans are also
being considered for having examina-
tons of children under school age
made at the different school houses.
Members of the welfare committee
are DR.. A. J. Whallon, ]. H. Bentley.
R. B. Jones, DR.. L. F. Ross, the Rev
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Masonic Calendar

Friday, Nov. 5-Webb Lodge No. "a.
F.. and A. NJ, called meeting: work in
Master Mason's degree, beginning
at 100 O'Clock.
Saturday. Nov 6-Loyal Chapter
No. 40, o. E. S., stated meeting.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-05

The collection of war trophies is pro-
crossing nicely. Headquarters are to
be in the Starr Piano company sales
rooms at Tenth and Main streets. Ar
rangements are to be made to have
those having displays to call the OF.
fees and have them collected. A sys-
tenn of tabulating is to be carried out
and every exhibit will be carefully
handled and returned to it's owner.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-05

E. Howard Brown, Mrs,
Leeds, Mrs. E. F Hiatt
Lontz, Thomas Wilson,
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"Gets-It''
for Hard
or Soft
COrns

Satisfaction Guaranteed With This
Corn Remover.
Common sense tells anybody that
the way to cure a corn is to remove it,
cap and root-banish it entirely.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26

Twelfth, Thirteanth and Fourteenth
wards and in Center. Pike, Lawrence,
Warren, Franklin and Decatur town.
ships.
CHAyGED PRECINCTS
AND BOUNDAREHe,
Following is g. list Of precincts. the
boundaries OF which were changed, to-
gether with the total vote cast In each
In 1918: %
Fourth, 44e; Eighth 909 Ninth, 453
Tenth. 40; Eleventh, 49S.
Second ward-First, 519; Second, 44e3 /;
Third, 500; Fourth, 422; Fifth, So6
Sixth, $50; Seventh, 1893.
Third ward-Sixth. $50; Seventh, $50.
Fourth ward-First. 593: Second, 81 ;
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-26

some of the precincts had something to
do with the changes.
Even a cursory examination Of the
figures win reveal the fact that number
had nothing to do with them.
The boundaries OF the second pzeeinct
OF the first ward, in which 22o votes were.
cast in 1918 were changed, while the
boundaries Of the Third precinct of the
same ward, in which 325 votes were cast
In 1915, were not changed. I
The boundar ies of fifty precincts were
changed ad eleven new ones created.
No changes were made in the Fifth,
Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Eleventh,
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Sixth, 409 Seventh, 5l1; Eighth, 42s
Ninth, S7G; Tenth, 30S; Eleventh, 344
Twelfth. 2s5; Thirteenth, $685. -Four
teenth, 21S; Fifteenth, 240.
Ninth ward-Second, S26; Third, 47O
Eleventh. sos; Twelfth, GIL.
Fifteenth ward--First, 297.
Washington township - First, ee1i
Second, 2O3; Third, 445; Fourth, geo
Perry townshir-First, 800; Second
254; Third, 49,
Wayne township-First, 300; Second
349; Third, 1885,, Fourth, 1888; Fifth, 459;
New precincts were added IS follows
First ward, two; Fourth ward, two
Ninth. ward, one Washington township
one; Wayne township five.
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LONG LIST
OF SYMPTOMS
North Carolina Lady Vas Nervous,
Weak and Suffered Greatly,
But Relief Soon Cana
After She Took
Cardui

Ashsvf1le, N. C.-sfrs~ ,. A. 65udsz
of IS Woodrow Avenue, this city, r.
Gently made the following state
ment:
Il was IN a very rundown condl
ton after wasn's aisle 10 go.
81 was nervous, weak and couldn't
do my work.
'T felt like, at times, No matter
what happened, I couldn't get up
spark Of interest.
'T was depressed, blue. and con-
tfnually on the lockout for something
to happen.
81 couldn't sleep to do any good,
and had to force myself to eat when
n cal time came.
u suffered some pain in my back
and sides, but the worst trouble was
weakness and depression.
4 decided to try a tonic.
my sister mad gotten such fine
results from Cardui, began using It.
soon l noticed 1 would get hun
CRY, and sleep at night, and this e.
course, was a great help.
II grew less nervous.
'"Phs depression left me- and SOON
I was well and strong.
II enjoy good health, thanks to
Cardui." Ask your druggist about
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MYSTERY Wells
REDISTRICTING
Continued From Page One.)

cases precincts in which more than 400
voters were cast at the last election
we're not changed.
1t is equally evident that the precincts
were not changed because of the 600
vote limit, because in only one precinct,
he Eleventh of the Ninth ward, were
more than 600 votes cast.
Possibly the political complexion of