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worth ten or fifteen. we wouldn't feel
very guilty about selling It to personal
acquaintance at eight or nine. would
We? Why not-when we know for a
certainty that 1t ought to go up to IF.
teen? They'd bless US for I'll"
But the main point; the staggering
thing about II. is"
rs that II the public gets ten or Of.
teen per cent dividends" said Hilliard,
'or buys at ten and sells few dollars
higher. It thinks It's lucky: and In the
meantime. the underwriters make any
thing up to a thousand per cent. and
get It in a few months. And I've
known some Of these syndicates to
turn over In few days."
"Oh. ] want to do itr' said Angela
ecstatically. Il want to do III Dadi
Let's be a syndicate and 70 out to
Montana until It's overt Come on |
Let's!" HillIard laughed cheerfully Al
her.
in this particular case" he said,
"the syndlcate's about half formed.
Nothing final, but It's pending. And II
is good-so good that ! doubt II any
layman could break into II with cold
chisel." Again. he excused himself on
the ground Of salesman's license. but
that's the fundamental. Mr.. Cullen
that's how the thing is done, and that's
how the public carpies the whole bur.
den Of financing. and doesn't know
It."
He assumed an attitude of easy un-
concern. Angela. her breath coming
rapidly. was regarding him with awe.
struck eyes. Mr.. Cullen. his mouth
drawn to perfectly straight line. was
gazing spellbound at the orderly array
Of figures on the envelope.
"And this-is a genuine miner he
managed presently.
"In my opinion. It's a very wonder
full prospect" said Hllllard. and he be-
lieved every word Of that solemn state
r1ent.
Mr.. Cullen folded the envelope. and
then suddenly. as though too cautious
to betray his profound absorption
(which he had been betraying frankly
for at least twenty minutes). tossed Il
back to HIlliard.
"When you've got syndicate that1l
let me In for say. thirty cents" he
said. with elaborate humor, "just pass
along the good word. will you?"
II never try to do business with my
friends" said HIlliard. with the most
delicate touch of reproof.
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This probably as much a. anything
else will give some idea Of the state
Of mind Of the Western Canada farm
er. as he watches the tally from the
thrashIng machine while his wheat ID
being carried to the elevator.
From all sections of the country,
the most optimistic reports are re-
ceIyed. the local and city papers are
filled with reports from twenty to thir.
ty bushels Of wheat to the acre, while
10 some places oats are showing q rec
ord Of as high as 120 bushels to the
acre.
Referring to Saskatchewan. It IL con-
fdently expected that the wheat yield
will be nearly l25 million bushels.
Heavy rains which fell In districts that
did not promise 10 well In July. had
greatly improved the prospects there.
and there Is no question that paying
yields will he produced. The yields
In the eastern part Of the province
may not show to the advantage that
will those OF the western part, but
too much cannot be said Of this. for It
Is the results as they come from the
machine. and often these prove happily
deceptive.
There Is now every reason to believe
that the wheat crop OF the three prai-
RE provinces will approach $50 mil
lion bushels.
Alberta will exceed the 70 million
bushels that had heen looked for. The
average yield will be considerably
higher than 1t has been in the province
In any Of the last four years.
The Department Of Agriculture In a
recent report gave the opinion that II
cannot fall below twenty-five bushels
to the acre, and that II might easily
pass the twenty-five bushel mark.
Most Of the wheat 10 the province
when the report was written. stood
well mp to three feet high. and on
some fields was still higher. The re-
port goes on that 10 parts Of South
crn Alberta forty and fifty bushels to
the acre yields will not be uncommon,
while there will be good many yields
Of from thirty to thIrty-Ave bushels
to the acre.
In the northwest part OF the prov
ince, In the country surrounding Bat.
tleford and adjacent to the Canadian
National Railway line to Lloydminster.
and south the crops are excellent and
the Yield will be heavy.
A larger than average wheat crop
Is being thrashed in Manitoba. It has
been estimated that the total yield
Of the three provinces will not be less
than 225.0O0.OO0 bushels. and It may
be that somewhere between 250,00O.-
900 and 3OO.OOO.00O bushels will be the
final figure.
Oats Is q good crop In all three
provinces. This crop has also grown
rapidly during the last two or three
weeks. Excepting from those fields
which were sown late for green feed.
the yield will be heavy and the grain
excellent. Barley and rye are above
the average. There was sufficient help
to harvest the cr0p.-Advertisement.
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"And that balance Of 10000 shares"
he said, belongs to us three. The
brokers are making market and es-
tablishing price; and In order to pro-
tect themselves. they can't afford to
let the stock sell under the price
they're charging the public-because
II they did, the public wouldn't buy up
the rest Of what the brokers have to
sell. but they'd buy II In the open mar.
ket. So the brokers protect the mar
ket. by what's considered perfectly
legitimate means. although some folks
call 1t manipulation. and they keep the
price up by main strength Until the
first dividend is paid. and after that
they don't have to worry. because now
everybody sees what good thing 1t is,
and iocks In to take advantage Of II,
and the quotations jump up to twelve
or fifteen. Everybody's made money;
the brokers have made theirs; the pub
Hes making theirs. and when the price
Is right the syndicate sells In open
market the. 10000 shares It had left,
and you and Angela and have each
made quarter Of a million dollars
without really risking single cent!
Because. as ! said. we got our money
back right at the beginning"
Angela. who had followed the in
trlcacies Of the setup with the llvelIest
interest. turned pale; and Cullen's jaw
sagged. HIiiiard. returning his foun.
tain pen to his pocket with the utmost
nonchnlance. had no more apprehen-
sion left In him. for Cullen had swal.
lowed the bait whole. Cullen. Average
Man that he was-a good enough
manager Of his own small enterprise,
but woefully ignorant Of the financial
world ct large Cullen coughed rasp-
ingiy.
cts very pretty picture. but sup
pose the market never goes upl"
1T will a. soon ~ there's dividend
In sight: that's inevitable. And even
U u stays peeesd ct seven ~ i6At
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unwatering and timbering and develop
Ing the old shaft--sO that It wasn't
all bull luck, not by any means. And
/ claim that the romance and the
drama and the excitement Is In the
combination Of business sense with
that wonderful possibility Of accident.
You don't go In at rnndom: you use
your best judgment. and expect about
ten per cent on jour money-and IT'S
the chance OF getting thousand per
cent that keeps the game alive. Some
men don't even get the ten
mighty few ever get the thousand.
I'm satisfied. and more than satisfied,
that the gods have been good to me,
and put mo somewhere 10 between"
II suppose for the people On the In
SIDE" said Mr.. Cullen. u mining prop
osiuon b Just - safe end businesllks
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~ NNSSNN~~
fountain, which In his moments of
cofnplacenee had all the attributes OF
geyser for him. was suddenly a
feeble faucet. and the tidy lawn was
no more seductive than q window.box.
The up-io-date sriiOoIbooks." said
HilIlard. laughing. have q good many
changes 10 them. The West Of the
early eighties Is all gone, the atmos-
phere Is all gone. the old-style miners
are all gone: You used 10 see some pie
turesque sights even ten years ago. but
nowadays you best realize how the In.
dustry has changed when you zee a
couple Of pals hunting for work 10 an
anto drive up to camp. ask Tor n
Job, get IT, park the auto. take the
tools out Of the delivery body on be
hind. and pitch In. And you can In.
agine the other changes that accom-
pany that one. OF course. that's es-
pecially typical Of Arizona. hut We get
II In Montana, too. I'm not saying that
the color has gone gu, entirely. be-
cnuse II hasn't. but In the old days the
West was the West, and now It's NOV.
Ing East as fast as II conveniently can.
so that II you want to get the pure
spirit Of II. AZ II Is today. you'll have
to go down to Wall street. That's
where 1t lives"
"Nining-mining!" unused Mr. Cul.
len. Sounds adventurous Just to suy
It." He gazed at the fountain.
And no industry Is less understood
even by Intelligent men. Mr.. Cullen.
Az matter ri fact. the public doesn't
even understand most Of the common.
est terms. The buying public doesn't
even know what II IL buying. That's
why It's so easy to sell worthless
stock"
"Oh, Mr. Hillinrd'"
For instance" he said. II spoke Of
certain number Of tons In sight, and
that's one OF the very commonest OK.
pressIons IN a fake PROSPECTUS. I sun
pose you know you couldn't see IL.
don't your"
why. no. said Mr. Cullen. blank.
ly. Couldn't ~
"You might actually see a few thou.
sand dollars worth"
why" said Angela. surpr sediy. II
thought II stuck right out ON the walls!
In gobs! And you knocked I, nfr with
a pIckax! And shoveled II upi"
Not. exactly that" said billiard
kindly. Sometimes Won On At an ore
body with steam shoyeIs and other
times you don't. But when you remcn,.
he. that three or four pound. OF COP
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CHAPTER vi.-Continued.


aT.u nave IN admit so,d HulIard
tshtiy. shat the odds mr.. nm Nh. side
Of the experts Ruf M for the m.
NANCE" He smiled NJ AugeIo and
wondered II he dared begin 80 soon TO
build up the framework Of his mission
ave been telling Angela tina, its
mostly hard work. Once In a while
you do run into something IurId Of
course-romantic. II YOU wunt 10 call
Il 10. I remember on. BIZ out OF nv
own experience" Abgela had dropped
the papers, and was listening as close,
~ az her fniber. "A few years ayo
some friends Of mine bought I'm an old
ahand0ned property gu, In the Butte
region: bought II for song md II
was a very quiet peaceful little song
nt that because metals had been dull,
and to contlnue the metaphor-my
friends weren't In particularly good
voice just then. But after they'd tax
en- title. they realized 'ha, they'd only
sung the first yers" Of the song. md
there were n lot more verses and n
pretty strenuous chorus. There was
q shaft 10 be unwatered and lot Of
tlmber-work TO be done they were In
for big expense, md their credit had
tncks In II. and the outlook wasn't any
too rosy. But thirty yards from the
main workings there was faIrish
sort Of tunnel. with the start OF
winze-thnt's blind shaft running
down obllquely from a horizontal tun-
iceland II pointed straight toward
the main shaft, and II occurred to
them that they could continue that
Wine another few feet. strike their
main shaft about the hundred and
nfty foot level. and save q lot OF labor
and expense that way by getting
clean approach to the SHAFT instead
81 taking q lot OF bother with II In Its
aecrepit condition. Well, they began
to 20 down that wlnze, and Inside Of
ten feet they struck brand new and
unsupported veln-there hadn't been
any 0utcr0p showing: II was sheer,
unauthorized luck. Then they had
credlt-thcy certainly did To make
. long story short, they pawned their
futures. and begged md borrowed ev.
cry penny they could lay their hands
on. and they developed that property
to the last cent. and when they had
perhaps two hundred thousand or so
tons Of four per cent copper In sight,
and there were indicated ore reserves
Of another half million tons. they
sold that property to group Of New
Workers for an utterly phenomenal
price. without ever having so much
rs touched the original SHAFT Tor which
theyd bought the property
"0uchi said Cullen, and Good
ness!" said Angela.
and" said billiard, smiling remi-
nlscentiy. W the original owners had
pushed that winze Tor couple OF days
more than they did. or " my friends
hadn't decided to go at the problem
In exactly that wny well, as ! say
what's one mans romance Is another
mans tragedy. My friends got their
Investment back In something less than
four months and after that II was vel
vet. And the selling price was in the
neighborhood OF two hundred times
what they'd paid Tor It. That's min
Ing history. MI Cullen And indeed
II IVES ana the only fabrication about
II was hill'arhs claim OF friendship
Tor the lucky owners ms as he as
sured himse'f' was saIes'nahs license
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Rubber from the ocotillo. or candle
wood. Of Arizona Is stated to resem-
BILE ordinary rubber In all respects and
to yulcanize satisfactorily. The oco1s,-
10 Is very abundant In the wild state.
A ton OF the raw material yields about
200 pounds Of the gum and 90 pounds
of a larry substance. and In the ex-
perimental factory recently estab-
lished a ton of crude gum is reported
to be produced daily. The tarry BY.
product is OF value for certain uses.
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IraIta q tbe orlulx.

The grizzly nrely hibernates. prefer.
ring to prowl the forests In the winter
months. He d q meat eater. az well
~ being fond Of honey. roots and eggs,
and usually kills bic own food. Two
cubs come to the mother bear In her
den among the rocks, aud she Is In
oaneiy courageous u defense cf th4m.
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A lonely man in his home
town.
GRO BE coNTINUED3
solve" and "oet.s

The two little words give" ano
get" sum up the differing creeds Of
earth and the ambitions Of mankind.
Those who are eager to bestow. to en-
rich the world around them. to bless,
to help, to uplift. constitute the one
class. The other crowd grasps every.
thing for self. only its own.
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GETTING RICH QUICK.

eynopss Dick Morgan Of syria
ruse. n. r.. failure In Iifs. snlist-
ed In the Foreign Legion OF the
French army under the name Of
Henry Hlillard. Ia dishgursd By
sprapnsI. The French surgeons
ask for photograph To guide them
To restoring his face. In his rage
against life he offers IN dsrision a
picture postcard bearing the radl-
ant face Of Christ. The surgeons
DO . good Job, On his way back TO
America he meets Martin Har-
mon. . Sev York broker. The
result In that Morgan. under the
name Of Hiilisrd and unrecosnizsd
80 Morgan. goes back 10 Syracuse
TO sell . mining stock. He 10 de-
tsrminsd 10 make good. He tells
people Of the death Of Morgan. He
hnds In Angela Cullen . loyal de-
fender Of Dick Morgan. He meets
Carol Dnant. who had refused 10
marry him. She does not Hesitate
TO tell him that she had loved Nor
gan. Hliilard finds he s,iIi loves
her and - tempted 10 confess.
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The cu.ieura ToII.. rrI..

Having cleared your skin keep It clear
by making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal. the Talcum to powder and per-
fume No toilet table Is complete
without them. Csc everywhere.-Adv.
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Husband and wIfe.

You never take me anywhere.
never see any life."
"What are you talking aboutf You
can see plenty Of life watching the
motorcars whizz past our front win- :
dOws."
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A sresxy One.

Doctor-"Your wife needs q change
Of air" Tightwad-"Well, III get her
an electric fan"
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No Time 70 Lose.

Love at first sight may be q good
Idea, II you have few days at the
charlottesville Courier. Journal.
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ZE SVEDSKEHO HUMORU

Manzelky duchovnfho,t le.
kare a obchodnibo cestuifcfho
bavilv Sc vzaiemne o zapo-
mnetlivosti svVch muzG. PAM
pastorova tvrdila. ze prvnf CO
nu by iiste dostal ieii muz. Ma
ceste do kostela caste zapome-
ne kus. kazani a veTfci potion
nevedi> co Jim ieiich duchovni
otec vlastnel cht6l Tfci. PAM l6-
kaTov6 Sc zdala sato zapomnG.
tlivost malou reklamova1a
nlvpi cenu pro sveho muze. Ne
iednou Sc mu stalo, re odcha-
zeie k nemocnemu. zapomn6l
donna skfnku s l6kv a nastroii
a~d6lal narne cestu nekolika
hodin. "MGi muz", hlasila SO
zena obchodnfho cestuifcfho
"pTedGi pTece vase muze. Kdvz
SO nedavno vratil cestv. no.
nlacal mi no tvaTi q rekI: Ta-
be isnm NJ iist6 n6kde vid6l.
iak pax I'll fikaii?"
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"cERNA RUKA."

Praha, 6. zari. V posledni do
be mnozf Sc pfipadv, kde davy
nasiln6 nekoho vvstehuji nebo
nastehuii. V Zizkov6 Sc pro
takove pociny utvorila dokon-
ce taina spolecnost "Cerna ru-
ka". Pofadek a pravnf iistota
jde V republice Sc stupne k
stupni. Proc ie tomu tax. toho
naZornou ukazkou ie. co ma
psal vcera organ ministerske-
ho pfedsedv "Pravo Lidu". KITE
re nazyva sv6pomocf. kdyz Sc
konaif bezzakonn6 ciny. KITE
rdmu ie zizkovska "Cerna ru-
k9" "organisaci spravedli-
vVch." Isou lid6. ktefi mali
v6tSf byt. nezli hv potrebova-
il. al" ~erf vecf vladv. v6tSinou
Socialistick6. abv zaridila, co
ie potfebi? Neni primo vecf
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NEkLID v JIHOSLOVAN-
SkU.

Parfz, "a. zafi. Dynamite
Sc, ze Chorvatsku, Banatu a
jinych castech byvaleho Ra-
kousko-Uherska, ktere jsou n.y.
nj pod srbskou vladou, propu-
kali vzpoury. Rebelove volaii
pc svrzeni vlady belehradske a
do krajin, kde hrozi odboj, Jest
posilano srbske vojsko. Sou
casne Sc take oznamuje, ze IT,
sice CernohorcG, kteri uprchli
do Albanska, nyni sc soustre-
d'ujf a pfipravujf Sc k vtrhnu-
tt do sve zeme spolecne s Ger
nohorskym nepravidelnym
vojskem V Italii. Italsti sovini-
ste jevi chut' vyuzitkovati n.y.
nejsich srbskych vnitrnich ne
snazf k vyhodnemu pro sebe
urovnani adriatickeho sporu.
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POZDRAV FOCHE AMEp
LECYI

Marsal Foch zaslal americ-
kym legionafdm k jeiich kon-
venci pozdravnou depesi, iez
nude pfi dnesnf schGzi ctena.
Nelvvssf velitel spoieneck1ch
vojsk byl pozvan osobns. ale
dnesnf situace nepripousti ieho
dovolene Francie zastoupena
Dude generalem M. E. Favol.
lem.
Zdravice Foche-ova znf:
"Americke Legii, shromazde
ne ma sjezdu. = Lituii. ze mi
nemozno byti sam mezi boiov-
Milky slavne americK6 armadv.
me srdce jest vsak s mimi We
chvflfch druheho vyroci boin.
kterych vykonali po boku spo-
lencu We prospech vseobecne-
no prava a svobody.f
Zddraznuji opetne slib yer.
nosti, podany V chrabrosti a
houzevnatosti, dokazanych ma
bojistfch Francie nejen V do
bach zlych, ale / " dnech tspe-
chu, v mohutnem nadseni, iez
bylo odpovedi naseho volani,
jakoz j velkym podilem ma
vsech obetech valky.
Slavna vzpommka tenn, KITE
II padli ma nasi pdde, zGstane
vzdy zakladem vdecnosti a ne.
zrusitelneho spojeni obou ma
sich zemf. Posilam srdetny po-
zdrav do Clevelandu, "ocelove-
no mesta" a do velkeho statu
Ohia, ktery Americe dodal to-
lik osvicenych statnikd Fran
eli tax mnoh6ho verneho pri-
tele.
F. Foch, franc. marsal."
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vOLBY.
srRzNz 3. :

Vsichni dobri obtane jiste
ze petlive vyberou svoje kan
didaty a budou voliti pro vse-
obecne dobro, ale mali byt
stejne peclivf We volbe leku,
tykaJlciho Sc jich zdravi.
Necht' vyberou 81 nejlepsf a to
jest pouze dra Formanka Hor
ke Vino a dra Formanka Ma
gadora, znamy horky lex. Tyto
leky zvysi chut', podporuji
traveni dali silu celemu telu.
Ma prodei vsude, kde Sc pro-
davaji leky. DR.. Formaneck,
1888 So, California Ave, Chi
cago, Ill.
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kDE JE "SAJN" ZADARMO

Stala Sc mala pfihoda P.
V Ceskoslovensku. Jedna z dam
Am. Cerv. Krize byla prekva.
pena, byvsi oslovena malym
hochem ma ulici vlastnim jazy.
KEN. "Shine, missus?" ptal sc
il.
"Prosim, dovol mi vylestit
TIVE boty," prosil il maly chla-
pee. Kdyz dukladne pracovni
boty c. K. zarily k pine spoke
jenosti majitelky, tato vypta-
la Sc hocha, proc mermomoci il
chtel vylestit boty. Pri tom
vysla ma jevo zajfmava histor-
ka.
Jeho otec zahynul We valce,
a matka zemrela mezitim. Pra
covnici Cerveneho Krize iei
nasli a postarali Sc nej j ieho
male sestricky. Hoch pamatuie
81 pamatny prom znak Cerve-
neho Kfize, pfi kazd6 prilezi-
tosti rad poslouzf America
Mum, i kdyby jen vylestenim o.
buvi.
Takovych drobnych pTatel
ma Amerika ma tisice roztrouSe
ny pc celem svete. L. Foreign
Language I. S.
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sko, Rumunsko a Rusko v E.
vrope.
Ke konci roku 1913 NELL ii.
to narodove celkoveho obyva.
telstva 400,850,OOO dust. Ia
normalnich podminek pocet to.
hoto obyvatelstva byl by sc
rozmnozil v polovine r. 1918
ma 424,210,000. V pravd6 vsak
pocet ten klesl ma cislo $780,.
100000 az do dnesni DOLBY
DanStf statistikove a znalci tie.
dy cini zaver, re vlastnf ztra.
ia ma lidskych zivotech, cita.
jici skoro 40,00O,0OO dust, by.
la zavinena valecnymi vlivy.
Spolecnost kodanska cinI
rozdily We pficinach depopula.
ce a poclta Jednotlive Ztraty
nasledovnim zpdsobem.
Usmrceno We valce 9,819,-
600. Smrt 2 hospodafske bio.
kady a zavinene valecnymi e.
pidemiemi 100000. Pokles
porodd nasledkem mobilisace
Sc mil. muzG We veku do 45 let
20,200,000. Celkova ztrata ma
lidskych zivotech 35, 100000.
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TEZKE ZTRATY " OBYVH.
TELSTVU ZAVINENE
VALKOU.

Americky Cerveny Kffz OBJ
drzel pfesne informace cd Spo-
leenosti pro studium spolecen-
skych dGsledki valkv V Koda-
nj a podle techto informaci Sc
odhaduie celkova ztrata V ev-
ropsk6m obyvatelstvu ma 35.-
100000 Cd roku 1914. ktera
bvla zavin6na valeGnymi prf-
tinami.
Statistick6 vvsetrovanf. KITE
re hvIo podniknuto Spolecro-
stf kodaHskou. konalo Sc II de-
seti evronskVch rhrodG, kter6
GO podfleli ra vaIce a to
Fran"ie. Valka Rritania. M
mncko. DEMONSTRATIONS T.
talie, Belgie, Bulharsko, Srb-
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SPATNE ODMENENA
OCHOTA.

Julian Kaestolat, bytem v
els. 1929 vychodui 94 ul. musi
byti dobrak cd kosti, jestli jej
totiz teto cnosti nevylecila
dneSnf zavyucena. Ma silnici
blize Clevelandu swell totiz
svym automobilem diva chlapy,
kteff mu po chvili jizdy zhur-
ia pojednou nakazali. aby "a
stavil. Jeden ochotneho Kae-
stolata podrzel, kdezto druhy
ulehcil jeho kapsam $125.
Pc vykonane ohavnosti Sc oba
vytecnfci CO nejrychleji ztrati-
Ii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
HONDA "a DOMNELYM
VRAHEM.

Detroitska policie hledala
Jisteho De Florese, jenz Sc mel
Sc ctyfmi jinymi zlosyny v
kvetnu slcastniti vrazdy de-
troitskeho restauratera, .jemuz
bylo uloupeno $27OO. Zdeisi
urady Sc pax dozvedely, ze De
Flores Sc dvorf jedne zdeisi
zene. Vcera mel prifti k do
stavenfcku a sotva ze Sc do
stavil, telefonoval dim sire
zicf detektiv pro posilu. Pri-
bvlo 5 tanych prave v okam-
XIX kdvz hledanV Sc jiz 2 do
stavenicka vracel. Pronasledo-
vany hled6l Sc vmfs;ti v dav
hdn vychazeifcfho prave 2 ko-
stella ma Fulton rd. a Car
lvle ave. Detektiv Doran W.
ckal pfihodneho okamziku a
strelil prchajfciho do nobv
Byl dopraven do Fairview me-
mocnice, kde vsak popfra ka-
zde dcastenstvf ma detroitsk6
vrazde.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-27
"Lid re Slovenska utika"

Lid ze Slovenska utfka",
pise "Slovensky Dennik". Z A
meriky Sc vrativsf Slovaci zno-
WI odjfzdeji "a more s mimi
move desot;tisice slovenskeho
lidu. Ladislav Bullay, farar v
Kerti, vysvetluje zjev nasle-
dovn6: Cd pfevratu Sc vratilo
vice nez 10000 Slovakd re "a
mort. Kazdy Mich prinesl 81
aspon $4,000 Kc (jeho farnfci
prdmerne 100000. dohroma-
dy tedy pres miliardu. Chteli 81
nakoupit zeme, dozv6devse Sc
o uzakoneni pozemkove refor-
my. Pocft5me-li, &c ien polovi-
nu kapitalu chteli venovati to-
muto dceli, aby s druhou hospo
darili, pocftame-li iitro "a
5000 Kc, iednalo by Sc O vra-
cenf 100000 liter slovenske pd
dy do slovensktch rukou. Ale
lak6si mocn6 a neviditelne ru-
ce - mini pisateI = prekazeif
prove1enf zakona agrarni re-
form6. A tax 10000 "Ameri-
kanG" op6t Sc vracf "a more a
berou sebou move zastupv a
cizi zivel dale zabira sloven-
skou zem;