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nekdy lecil V nemocnici porti-
eurske".
"Zcela dobre, pane hrab6"
''Potvrdil byste tuto vypo-
we'd prisahou, kdyby nutnost
kazala?'
"Bez rozmesleni, bylo-li by
to nutno".
"Zcela dobrel"
"Chci uhodnouti souvislost,
pane hrabe".
"Jen strpeni, pane doktore,
bro pochopite. Odkrylo Sc, re
sluzka byla obeti zlocinu".
"Ano, q pocatku tuSil Sc
zlocin, kdyz Sc V tomto ohledu
vynorila pochybnost'
"Ah!'
"Nadarmo patralo Sc po do
mn6lem puvodci zloGinu ~ ia
kemsi zebraku; tez bez vysled
ku patralo Sc po pohnutce, KITE
Ia by jej k tomuto cinu mohla
dohnati. Vite, pane hrabe, ne
lze-li odkryti pricinu, tedy Sc
ma konecn6 ia to, re to vubec
neni zlocin. Vetsina tax mysli
tn, kteff Sc domnfvaii, re stara
siuzka byla do bafiny hozena
isou v mensin6. Vite snad. zJ
sluzka jakas byla udana "a spC
luvinnici TAX zvaneho zebraks
q re byla zatcena?"
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SUP"
Nam tn cest pana markyze
j pani markyzku dostatecne
znati, a kdyz do Parize pri-
jdu a je navstlvim, byvam pfi-
Jat jako pritel jejich domu.
Nyni, pane hrabe, .dovolte mi,
bych vam rekl, re vas opet po-
znavam, ackoliv vas dnes teprv
ponejprv vidim''.
"Tedy jsme Sc jiz nekdy a
Inekde setkali?"
"Ano, pane hrabe".
"Kde?'
"V salonech pani markyzky
z Ypresu".
"Jest uz tomu davno?"
"Asi tri leta".
"Pri velke slavnosti, kterou
markyz a markyzka davali.
Vzpominam si".
MEL jsem tn cest nalezeti k
ipozvanym hostum", pravil dok
tor. "Nezapomnel jsem ma vas
vstup do salonu, pane hrabe -
dial iste rame mlade divce, KITE
Ira ' pravem slova smyslu kra-
sou zarila".
"Moje dcera, pane dokto-
re-.
"Ano, pane hrab6, slecna re
Soleuru, nyni milena mlaGa
pani slavneho malire pana Ge-
orge Ramela'.
"Tedy jste byl skutecne pr
: t6to slavnosti?"
"Ano, pane hrabe,a pro mne
jako pro vSecky ostatni, kterl
byli pritomni pri teto slavno-
| sti. Jest tento vecer pametihod
nym, nehot' isme phi teto prl-
Ilczitosti videli krasnou PAM
: Joramieovou, ktera nasleduji-
: ciho dne padla pod dykou u,
: kladneho vraha
Hrabe sebou trhl. 3yl tax
malo pripraven, re doktor Bar,
re obrati rec ma Raymundu
lDugminovou, ktera byla jehC
zenou a matkou Hermioninou
a ktera byla zavrazd6na bidni
KEN, ktery il oklamal. Strasnt
lupominkyl
] "Ano, ano, TAX jest tomu?
mrucel. Ale vzchopil Sc rychlt
!, q po kratkem mlceni pravll
"Zda Sc, re jest vam neznamo
pane doktore, re pan J0ramle
! ktereho jste tez iist6 videl pr
teto slavnosti, breznu tohot'
! rGku zemrel
"Odpust'te, pane hrabe,
! umrti pana Joramiea jsem s.
dozvedel; vim j, re sve ne
. jsmirne jmeni II dvacet ne
. tficet milion6 - odkazal oso
; be. kterou drive stall V bliz
> sim spojeni, re Wy, pane hra
be. mate provesti zavet."
). "Nemyslil jsem 81, ze iste
q tom tax dobre zpraven', oo
i vetil hrabe.
! 90, to jest nahoda; kdy
! isem byl kdysi v Parizi, slyst
isem 0 tom mluvitil'
% "Nyni, pane doktore, hled
> te, prave pro toto dedictvi p;
j ma Joramiea jsem pfisel vlas
ne do Bloisu, bych vas navst
a. viz.
20 "Co prayite?
i "Prost6 pravdu. Ale prosll
4 vas, nerikejte nikomu me nj
,eStavS. toy vas Zadam. Dai
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DikucvZdani.

d
kfi sucatni milovane matky babcky
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PRODA Sc dvourodinn5
dunn 12ti pokojich, velka
ban, elektrika, dv6 koupelny,
velky sklep, vse zarizeno. Ho-
di Sc dobfe. pro pluinbafe neb
barvfre. Haste Sc V els. 1910
Hendritz Ave. 10-2
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PEKNA LACENA FARMA

PEkNA LACENA FARMA
0 80ti akrech ma dlazdene ce-
ste bllze Chardon, O. Je to
prvotridni pbzemek, asi so a.
kru Sc ora, ostatni je p6kny
les q pastvina. Velka zahrada,
dunn je 6pln6 novy, ma 6 svet
mic, shlep, fernes, velka Ia
.sklena pore, nova vycimento-
vana barna, A akry brambor,
SO buslu pSenice, asi 800 bu-
Islu ovsa, s akru korny, dost
sena a slamy, II kusu hovezi-
no dobytka, 2 pel5ne kon6,
drubez j veslxere farmarske
stroje nafadi. Mesicni pfi-
jem "a mleko $40, Cena teto
pekne fanny je $4,000, asi pc
lovic hotove a zbytek ma mir
Inc rocni splatky aneb Sc vez-
ME mestsky majetek ma vyme-
nu. Blizsi sd6li L. Reficha,
5015 Pershing Ave. Tel. Union
95S w. $50
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PRODA Sc feznicky a gro
cernh obchod, rohove misto,
kde Sc trzi kol $3.50 tydne a
je pfi nem byt o 5ti pokojich.
Nal6za Sc els. 1922 Superior
Ave. Haste Sc v els. 1921 f.
55. st. 1914
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PRODA Sc:

POUZE $500 splatky koupi
vam $4,000 dun o 5ti poko-
iich, elektril1a, garaz, lot 30
pri 125 str. uIice dlazdena.
Zbytek jako naiem. The A.
tlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Ptejte Sc ma FIR. E. Mic
kovsky. 10-1
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joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN Y ERANCQIILSKEHQ

tom. byl zavinut We flanel "a
hfaty ma ohni.
Lekai Sc vzdahl, kdyz dal
rozkazy ma noe.
Nasleduiiciho dne dostavila
Sc u Morillona prudka horecka
a blouzneni po osm dni, ktere
jen nekdy bylo preruseno sve-
tlynii okamzi6y.
Lekar prisel kazd6ho dno
nejmene dvakrate. Upokojil
hostinskeho a jeho zenu. jest
dobre, re Sc predeSlo nemoci
pravy cas-, pravil, "zachrani-
me nemocn6ho. Ale kdyby to
jen osmactyrycet hodin zusta-
10 bez lekarske pomoci, tedy
by iej nebylo mozno zachraniti
pres ieho silnou povahu".
Morillon tu$il teprve toho
dne. kdyz mu bylo sd6leno, re
Sc uz tfeti tyden naleza Tan
nay, iak byl bIizko smrti. Nyni
byl zachranen; vstal, precha-
zel po syetnici, byl upln6 zba-
ven nemoce, a citil, iak jeno
silly ia6o kouzlem sc mu vra-
ci, Ale byti tri nedele nemOcen,
aniz moci neco delati! Bylo mu
Ito ztracen6ho casu. Ale to ne
bylo VSecko. nic; TRIAL 81 yIasy
y hlavy, kdyz pomyslel ma sta
rost, kterou jist6 zpusobil hra-
heti re Soleuru
Hrabe ze Soleuru myslil, ze
lest mu cekati jeSte tyden nez
by Sc vydal ma cestu hledati
Morillona.
V pfedvecer onoho dine, KITE
nv urtil k syemu odchodu, OBJ
drzel cd nemocneho . Tannay
nasleduiici, neiistou rukou po-
depsane radky
pane hrabe
"Nalezam Sc V Tanhay no
stinci. kde isem lezel bovazlive
nemocen. jezto jsem mel. iak
% zdato yvutstiti durha Ma
stesti nestalo Sc tax. Mini isem
vvvazl y nebezpeci a sboiim o
pet neYn6 ma svych starych no
hou Myslim u peti neb sesti
dnech opet dale iiti. COZ take
pravi vzacnv doktor, ktery
mne osetroval a lemuz snad
mann GO dekovati. ze jeste iscm
IA toto planeto. 4 radosti hych
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Ia pricinou odjezdu do
stare vlasti proda Sc dobry
majetek, 2 domy Ma jed
nom Velkem loCe, c. oOlo
Pershlng Ave, ) dum Wy
chodne od Broadway, w
tapeny honkou vodou - a
S TIM sc da veskery naby-
TEX We velkem dome, vse
ga $500, cast hotove, o.
statni Sc zarldl. Haste Sc
iamtez. lO-3
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PRODA Sc dim 5ti poko-
jich, vse moderne zafizeno,
garaz a je hned k nastehova-
nj, Da Sc LEVINE. Haste Sc V c.
12917 Angelus Ave. z E. 131
Ill. Tel. Union 1870 Il. !?
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"Ale muslin vyhIedati Vir

*Bezpochyby, ale uVldlme,
co Sc da d6lati. Ma zadny pad
YAM nedovolim pokracovatl We
svych patranich pred mesicem
neb dvema. PfedevSlm Sc musl-
te dobre leciti, Uz nejsme MIA
fdi, mily Morillone; V naSem
veku nesmime Sc priliS mnoho
spolehat ma sve zdravi silly.
Pan hrabe mysli snad, re
|nejsem k nicemu jinemu do
bry, nez byti dan mezi invali-
dy?"
"Myslim, muj priteli, re m0
zete jeste velmi mnoho udelat
a proto - vidite, jak jsem So
beckym = zalezi mi ma tom,
byste byl zdrav. Byl jste no-
prozretelnym, nahlizite to;
snazte Sc tedy, byste Jim az
nebyr'.
Wall ma radu lekare.
Odpovedel, re uzdrayujici
Sc musi vzdati ma n6jaky cas-
v5eho velkeho namahani. Sou,
hlasiI 5 hrabetem.
Jest vas nemocny to ma
vratiti Sc do Parize?" tazal Sc
pan ze Soleuru.
NIUE Sc toho odvazit; ale
jc jcSt6 trochu slab a bylo By
mi milejSim, kdyby zde zusta
jeste asi tfi dni'.
"Prijato!" zvolal hrab6.
Hrabe ze Soleuru wal 81 y
hostinci svetnici vedle uzdra
vujiciho Sc Morillona a ztra
vii noe v Tannay.
Nasledujiciho rama pravl
hrabe k Morillonovi: "Chci jit
do Bloisu, neb Ma tom zalezi
bych sam vid6l doktora Bar
ia. Ultra zde Ease budu a po
zitri navratime Sc spolu do z;
rize".
Hrab6 dal Sc dovezti ma nej
blizsi zeleznicni stanici je
pres Nevers do Bloisu.
Prised do hlavniho mesta
departementu Cher-et-Loir
sl6m, odebral Sc do hostince
Il ponevadz nebylo jeste prili
pozde, BY vykonal sVou ma
, vstcvu, tedy Sc prevlekl a ola
ii udati adresu doktora Barra
k nemuz Sc bez prodleni ode
] bral.
Doktor prave Jedi. zdvihl S
cd stolu, kdyz mu jeho sluh
| oznamil, ze pan jakys, jeho
nezna q ktery sc MEDIA byti
mesta, pfeje 81 MIN mluvit
: Doktor Barre prijal navsteN
/ nika a bvl lined zarazen vzn
senou tvari hrabete a dusto
Il nym zevnejskem, ktery byv
/, ien u osob q nejlepsi spole'
;, nosti.
Aniz by 81 dovolil poptati $
il 30 jeho jmen4, pozdravil hr;
bette velmi uctive a vybidl j.
Y zdvofile, by 81 sedl.
= pane doktore', praVil hr'
be. "prokazujete mi cest, ze
v neptate 20 mem imen6, ale
/ nemam priciny, bych vam sN
y imeno zatajoyal, isem hral
u ne Soleuru, bydlim Y Parizi :
l. ostatne zde Jest ma navstive
ka".
5e Doktor hledel ma hrabete
ieho oblicei Sc lined vyjasn
e 'Jmeno pana hrabete ze $
)e leuru neni mi neznamo', odp
hi vedel; IMAM pratele, ktefi
ii. me pritomnosti caste vas m
il, viii, pane hrabe"
a. "Pfatele, kter6 ia znam
"Myslim. Jeden nich j.
ne velitel skadrony Arthur Gre
din. jehoz isem mel cest /
au znati roee 1870 Il armady
st nerala Chanry"
a. Arthur Greudln? All, to
VI znam; rytifsky a statecny
ch jim, bez bazne a bez hany. t
neohrozeng jako dyka, ktel
uz nosi a kterou 81 zaslouzil
80 i;:x4;f,,
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PRODA Sc postel, p6ra .
dresser "a $1,000 a trikusovy
set do parloru "a $500. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 3448 w. Al. St.
$50
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PRONAJME Sc:

POKOJE k pronajmuti v
Plzenskem hotelu od $500 w
Sc, vse moderne zarizeno, zvla
stni vchod. Adressa Plzehsky
Hotel. Broadway. ]?
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belong in my life, now, any more than
1 do in his! We simply agreed to a
sort of mutual minding of our own
business"
Thank God !" Mrs. Davenport said,
fervently ''He-he doesn't want to-
he doesn't still feel-he won't worry
you. them" she asked somewhat diff
IDENTIFY. Harriet's laugh had an un-
pleasant edge.
He is after bigger game than 1
am, nowi" she said.
1.-THE brute I" her sister commented
in a whisper. TIT is all right,
then?" she asked, a little timidly.
"All right ~ Harriet echoed, bitter
ly. 81 haven't drawn happy breath
since I saw him All that time came
up again, as fresh as If it were yes
terday-except that I have climbed
little way, Linda; I was happy-I
was busy and .useful-and l had-I
had my self-respect
And suddenly the bright head was
In Linda's lap, and she was sobbing
bitterly. Linda. with a great ache in
her heart, circled her arms, mother
fashion. as she had circled them
hundred times, about her little sister.
CTo be continued)
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no revengeful villain, after all. Hs
did not mean to harm her
1--WE been everywhere" he said, an
swering her question. II made two
trips to China from San Francisco.
was interested in Chinese anticros
Then went into a Persian rug thing
with dealer. We handled rugs:
went all over the Union After
four years ago, went to Persi., ,i
India, and met some English people
and went with them to Lcnuu,s
Then came back here, as sort of
press agent to Swami who wanted to
be introduced in America, and after he
left l rather took up his work, Yogi
and interpretive reading. 'Chitra' and
'Shojo'-you don't know them3"
She shook her head, sufficiently at
ease now even to smile in faint de-
rision.
"And what's the future in it, Roy ?"
Now that the black dread was laid, she
could almost like him..
''The present is extremely profit
able" he said dryly, "and suppose
there might be-well, say a marriage
in it. some day"
"A rich widow7" Harriet suggested,
simply.
"Or little girl with fortune, like
this little Carter girl" he added,
lightly.
Harriet gave him a swift look.
Don't talk nonsense! Nina's only
a child"
"She's almost eighteen, isn't she?"
The girl walked swiftly on for a full
minute.
you weren't-Quite-a child at
eighteen" he reminded her.
The color flooded her transparent
dusky skin.
"Thats-exactly-w 1 was !" she
said dryly. But talk to Nina, If you
don't believe me! Everything that is
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you. I turn IN here. Goo,l-

derstand you. I turn In here. Goou-
uight"
"Just a second!" he said, OBTAINING
Der. you won't hurt me with any of
them, Ward or the girl or the fnther:'
The girls lips curled with distaste.
mo-" she said tonelessly.
In another second she wns gone. He
saw the slender figure. in its greei.
gown, disappear at turning of the
fvied wall. She paused for no back
ward glance of farewell. But Royal
Blondin was satisfied.
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school-girly and romantic and undevel
oped, is Nina. She is absolutely mex.
perienced; she's what / called her, a
child It's-preposterous
II suppose" the man drawled, that
that is a question for the young lady,
and her parents, and myself to decide"
Harriet bit her lip. This was utterly
unexpected. Into her calculations, up
to this point, she had taken only Royal
Blondin and herself. If his words COW
cred any truth, then the matter did
not stop there. Nina was involved,
and with Nina, Ward and Nina's
father and Isabelle
The complications were endless; her
heart sickened before them. And yet
the conviction that Royal dared not
betray her had been flooding Harriets
heart with exquisite reinsurance dur
ing this past half hour. She was safe; {;
her life at Crownlands took on a new
and wonderful beauty with that knowl-
edge. And If she was fit to continue
there, Nina's companion, Isabelles
confidante, guide and Judge for the
whole household, could she with any
logic warn them against this man?
He had her trapped, and she saw it.
TO threaten his standing was to wreck
her own.
Her eyes looked beyond him darkly;
the girl was young and innocent,
greedy for flattery, eager to live. What
chance had little Nina Carter against
charm like his-experience like his?
81 may never be asked to the house
after tomorrow night" said Blondin.
"She won't be here tomorrow night.
This may be the beginning and end of
it. All / ask is that If am made well
come here, on my own merits, YOU
won't interferel The mere fact that
you're living here doesn't mean that
you have the moral responsibility of
the family on your shoulders, does t?"
MOO" Harriet admitted, in
troubled tone.
,"Of course not! You live your life,
and 1 mine. Is there anything wrong
about that?"
"You know you would never look
at that girl except for her money,
Roy!" she burst out.
'Nor would anyone else" he amend
ed, suavely.
Harriet gave a distressed laugh.
"Comel You and / never saw each
other until this week." Blondin urged.
"That's the whole story"
Before she answered. the girl looked
beyond him at the splendid stables and
lawns Of Crownlands. 1t never lost
its charm for her, her castle Of
dreams; she had lOnged to be part of
Just such a household all her life
Now she actually was part of it. and
II what Mary Putnam had limited was
true, II her own fieeting suspicion only
a few evenings ago was true; then she
might some day really belong to
Crownlands, In good earnest!
Harriet made her choice.
VERY we'll" she said, briefly. II un
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acepqriqh+ by kothIeeS Norr;sZ
SYNOPSIS.

eight years old and beautiful is the So
ctal secretary of the firtatious Mrs. Isa-
belle Carter. at 'Crownlands," Richard
Sdfisrs "A SI. home. an1 s9verness Of M l7-ysar- year.
OLD and impressionable, fancies himself In
love with his mothers attractive secre-
tAff. Mrs. Carter's latest affair. 10
WITH young Anthony Pope. and the youth
10 taking Il very seriously.
CHAPTER IL-Presiding over the tea
cups this summer afternoon. Harriet is
pf1toundly disturbed by the arrival of a
visitor. Royal Biondin. Next day. at
~ party IN the city. Blondin makes him
impression on the unsophisticated girl.
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Where Your
Taxes Go
How Uncle Sam Spends
Your Money in Conduct
ing Your Business
By EDWARD G. LOWRY

Author "washineton Close-Ups." !" Banks and
Financial syytems." etc. Contributor Political
and Economic Articles to Leading Periodicals
and Writer of Recognized Authority on tho
National Governments Business Methods
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-25

letucu YlaHcn, iple er in YdI0e
cine llnncnle @el0 uer0iciEu ipcr.
De; fibrt Damn ans. parum err
IIebcr Sung6eicIle bIeibcn, oaS
bciBt. iid eucntllcll ldlicbIih ood
nod ncrbeirnten pollc; iprana Damn
piotlih aIf Die Yolitif iIber uu0
b~chnnoclte oen @omnuismus. Nas
dlinciiid)e GrobIem mo sic GIeiid)-
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llhr gcgcH adlt luar er actonr.
Gtcu - lauatc CT bel fiiultlcriifeu
nn0 miiicnidaitIiden Eagcfroaeu
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meitcn AttionSra0iuS icjnc$ mitteil-
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Den heutiacu Stauo Ser Troucu.
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ten @c5ulSdncIIeu fiji StrcidlI II.
ser mn MorucIo0c ouaeIanQt.
HSd) idlolttt olf sic llhr. Grit
pcritnhlcn. Damn INNER mncritohlc-
ncr. % or ant ouocrcn Gnoe ser
5tnot mobnt. mrEtc or lett ia baI0
Gcbeu.
&idltia sebu Minlttcn nod 5cbn
crbob er lid mo iprodl better:
.Nn. ga mir nm nal 10 onQc.
uchm bcjinmmcu iino. blcjbc ih nod
n bibdlcn; ih ipcrne mir nber lie
Der BOD II 9}outcI ou5iicbcn!"
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Gln our4 bic S1aiiulg bon Golip2f
zen un0 Staubcdel gc.uiant aud vi
6o5 9taiiousr @cb.tt q~reiibarar
00rnc1. &. #, sic Crrid.lnl cjHc
1ro5tu EaIiperrc Inn u1.ereI &c.
bad;cl pbsrbalb ocr Gemcia0e Zia.
oora.icbcr. 5jc fol- SIR &cripr.
5uag NIT &sii.e mo SIR Graci
anna CoH G..5r5ie ojelHH Gin &on.
iJrtun INT be,ca2 SaHeantdui. il
o0He pot 'o1.goJ Mari 0erts1..
Tic Pras.i cH &0-c Soften iig1 BE-
rtii= TIN Gang.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-25
gar MI d)r & :tudit.
SUnrtc GIninb:cu aus SpGulcn
iibcrfIiiitn mddlcu.


Su elmer unctitouijdcn T6rittrci,
3citidriit Cntluldclt Elm Crtuhreurr
&curcr 0ieic9 Nicgcuitnunca 0rn Uc
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mo sum lcIl aual ncitliUcn Kan.
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bcroubt mo 00Na ibu0oc 0cr &,cr
puhrlonmg mo 9yrrt |3crll0rumQ
prcl3acgCbCu murncL crioIQreidl
5um @lHbaa Der Sort . Glide $780, bis
lcgt iilr Die Scr. Staaign en 'oNul
ME ircm0ca @eu1,a& uu0 5lr
@cluimnmg ron Sort Hiuoc bcmGt
lucrOe touutc
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&0u0ereicn iopeit oo4 Nllnu
milo 9cnug 0aiilr tit RI caolid] mie
Der cmen ithr b~coeutlocn g@ert
erlangen, mdbrruo 0tc ,iiurlQ 81.
dc, Die bis Icgt oui oteicu permit.
iictcu @unoilU0en mureyt. falun
W9cHoUelGle Ao.Ic ais Aut0c0tu
ltolln rptclt.
G0bcI tit e bon hciou0ercm In
%ttrrlic, onB, obpohl III ocu Scr.
Stoatcn m,mu,3 ole Sort Glide ais
@attuua pnthtIlU ae5oatu morotn
IT. gcro0c iii Amcrtlo Der Gr0btc
0crortj1e S;nnm ittht uno id]un aui
ciu ylltcr poa mcbr ais 100 Sabre
hcrobbildtn faut.
ZIeic nGuleitltlid)c Sort eide iii
om Saum eaIc3 9tannpouicl0ca cl
Hr bo!uc 4ittic ~H0y0!id non Our.
ocl2. GA, 81 bclpuaoeru. GcI
Stomm bat cine Some non 80 faB.
rul H1t 0ciprc'fe unH 20 uu0 en-
enocrr9 pon 90 Iu6. Giucn flt,
ilber 0eu No,el 3t,gt Der Stamu
cIIcl Iurdmtler uon 45I2 ,,oQ.
GIc &Inoe olpic9 @aumcs lit npd
iHt rc9eIrCd)t cllaH1timlt mprSrn,
mo lie lit am StoHlm bcinuUc 0rcl
SOL Did NM auBeror0eutlld] 0crh.
ul.@Bcnoumen on elmer @tcIlc, no
Gin Stlid 3uralltn oGcr ubiimtltu
htrou2QcbruUrI, mo cine ncue,
glatic 5iuuOc pom Qoi3 p|or5itdlid,ct
Auail:ot oarlmicr 1Id)tbar ut Wet
ter ilbrlnena, ais II bis - Satire
mar auer oltt Die ~Aubturiuoe, mte
Ger obl1e @fn0hralHam lie idh, ORR.
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ants mtlucr oic,cr 91aum crumbs,
oOn etlem iijolldlcu HlontugrA Sc.
liter aus SgnuIeu bcriibrr 0ybrudjt
mo IN oucr Stilc bier e~iu0fpilau3t
gor0cn icI. Cas- nlna lcbr mo1i
itimmen. Gem SpangcIL oas
paupt Sicrtlauo Der Mclt, bebuup.
let EN- DioH1poI uur olcie ,,unl.
iiric mo b.c.t uoa1 Dor elntm ,Sabr.
lunorrt isbr cjcriii1}tig an ocnnicl
ben lelt. Safer mlir0e dua9 DC
9iuairbr irArIoipclder Gi~d,flianlen
ltieHg oerb1trH
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tDti IDat9itN Iuutli ptlutlllI
81 NutoupIae, ga, 81 atlanta, 80.
llo ciuc Qtoe,bt aildj 81 Golmnbu3.
: S., ichr tdiilg. 4taH ut ic4r
bofiHuigsUoA 'ur Die 3uiunrt Der
AorfeGidcntultNf. uomcuilidl IN ben
nLGchui3atn I0uauaocligcu Gtdl.
tc|nl1nocrelcn ou' 0ieic Iatiuaicn
Bin g~eH0r0cu ulo crnartct aud Ct
liz &lle0erauIeritcbHag Ger Gidlteu.
tpalocr @crrliIfclt iglb.t tDcan
oridl Hjd,t utc1r fin %uuicrc leg,8e
r}eUcr@tion,
Sic Sort eide l~icicrI, ucau af
r,ii., aIc p1ar Sabre cine Grais
vou Sort - mo 8ulegt rod c;aga
Gg.i,eu gnrla otis9s3ciaHc;eH &ei,
Sic @theHUutt bat cine
.~ttleausel an Icocu 9e,a: Die Yer.
leu9u3clt. ole mas allies Uorbalt,
ols MIR aetou BADEN; Die 3ufUnIt,
oic ms uerblit, ma ic nom nts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-03-25

Sic itheHIUatt bat cine
ste.tearH3el an IcocH Heia. Die Yer.
ge~u9ul5clt. ole ms ates U0rbalt.
e15 MIR aetaH baden; Die 3utunIt,
0tc ms uerhait, ma iic non uns
allies er!udrtCt.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-13
jewelry

Did you know that some of the newest creations in jewelry nov cities were sold here only? The next time you are in the store, just glance over the displays in and adjacent to our Jewelry Shop-you will see much that IS surprisingly new and pretty. For instance:
 MIRROR BAG ToPS-Enam eled, also green gold and oxidized finishes. The newest bag tops from which to make bags to match spring costumes. ? 00 1.75 to c'VO VANITY PURSES-A new large model with memo pad and pen cil. Pretty as well as practical. Made of oxidized 9 R0 silver G'cO DOUBLE DORINS-Also vani- ties, coin holders and children's mesh bags in group offering sF splendid savings LOO PERFUME BOTTLES-Just the thing for Easter gifts. Cut glass bottles with sterling silver drop stoppers, hand engraved 9 E0 or enameled. Special c.cU
 fI MAIN FLOOR
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-13

group No. {
1895
of Springs newest silks

If from mind the mental that DRESSES AT 1995 replace with image and charm and three hundred this assemblage won't last through tomorrow. THEY ARE NOT DRESSES but dresses that have splendid low price feature of Mondays selling the floor.
 will be to tell what has been excluded what included As model they leave nothing fabric include taffeaS chimes georges and silk voles As to coors they mostly blacks with the lighter shades msses-Oh yesl and misses ranging 16 Q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-13
group No. 2
29.50
in Spring s newest models

There slightly under hundred specially wish there To be able sell them this very low price of the makers from whom buy tunes made money The he will greater profit to than to they will be sold Every cose French Room Is the place which ordinarily sell this character.
 Made of the beautiful qualities of de chine geogee and silk voe Almost many different models there frocks Models suited all types
 misses to requiring extra sizes Examination will disclose the little nicees making that have been observed fahonng theouches fsmrtne and dignity which the son that 'They sale dresses