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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-03

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'.Nici vorba. Nu vreau sa te
mai ascult. Daca nu intri in ma
nastire, mime dimineata Procu-
rorul Republicei va ii aici 81 sa-
patorii vor scoate oscmintele
prllncului pe care al ucis. Do
cumcntul crimei tale e in nina
mea 81 milne va Fl in nina procu-
rorului. Spalne teal hotal'lt sau
nu. Ce alegi, manastirea sau CHI
lOtina?
"Adelino, draga, MI ma memo
roci. iii dau jumatate din avere
numai sa nu ma denunti 81 sa Ill
M; silesti sd ma despart de lume"'
1ns;na Clotilda Gu lacrimile in
Ochi 81 cu bratele intrinse catre
yerisoara Ell.
'Nu. Nu pot sa iau asupra su
Metnlui meu crima pc care a
sev1rgit-o. Ea trebue ispasita, fix
. .3n ,nanastire fie pc esafod zisl
Adelina pc un ton teatral, cag
csri ar ii iInitat pc I'M proenro1
care acnza pc nm criminal, 81 a
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ox7IT1 81 ,ABoNAT1
ZIARUL "AlMERICA"

:an, moment, fiind-c4 Clotilda in.
chise oclii 81 intoArse capul in
spre perete.
Dute de te culca Ano. Numai
am trcaba GU tine, use Adelina
81 Ana esi din sub sol.
Aplcclndu-se aslprA Clotildel
0 apuca de cap 81 ilAtorcindu-l
catre usa zise verisoarei\ sale:
''Deschidc ochii 81 nit lite bine
la omul aa carui moarte . urea
dupa ce l'ai jefuit de ;i,vere 81
cere-i iertare, ca altfel ,aici it
putrezesc oasele.
Tremurind din tot corpul ca
prinsa de friguri sau de vJdeni
urite. Clotilda deschise oclhii )
Use Gu vocea ,stinsa:
'Iarta-ma Titule"
All nutrit ideia ca sal illla
turf pc ori &c Gale? Spune drvpt
Marturiseste in fata lui si a lu
Dumnezeu, zise Adelina cu>yocrs
poruncitoare. i
''Da, am nutrit'' raspunse Cl,,
tilda.
"Atunci merit sd intri in rim
dul mireselor lui Christos'' ziss
Adelina Gu solemnitatc, 81 dupj
cfte-va m0mente urma:
''Iart-o 81 tn, Titule draga!'
20 iert r raspnnse Titu GU
,vocea hotarff6, 'Iipindu-se de AIDE
lnta, ,care stillse becul din celula
81 luina pc Titu de brat esl afara
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DlRECT0RII CoMPANIE|
OE PUBlIClTATE A
\UNiUnEI S. R. A.

AoAN G. HozA, Pres.
P. 0. Box AZ Alliance, O..
DION1sIE sANDRU, vice-Preg.
COG Main Str, Martins Ferry, o.
N. NESTOR, Sccr.-Adm.
sos Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, O.
p. BARZA, Caster
55ol DetFoit Ave-, Cleveland, O.
Melnbrii in directie:
In. SERB
80 E. Ho1ne' st., New Castle, Pa.
ItIE GEORGE
1921 f. Roth Str. Erie, Pa.
AUG1GsTIN SISSEA
1249 Modye Str, Akron, o.
GEORGE SALCA
Arcade Hotel, Alliance, Ohio.
Co.atrolori:
loan PETROVICI
722 Franklin Str, Detroit, Mich
| loan pAMIAN
5000 r. 66 Place, Cleveland, o.
N. ROCIUN
Indiana H'prbor, Ind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-03

inchise asa 81 incuie lacatu!, fara
sd mai zica vorEa verisoarei
sale, 81 eSi Gu Titu de sub sol.
Urcindu-se Gu Titu III catul de
sus, sezura pc canapea din su-
fragerie, unde Adelina ii splsc
toate demersurile facute ca Clio
tilda sd devina calugarita 81 ave
rea sa fie transferata. pc numele
Ell, aceasta ca sd nu fie batatOr la
ochi ca 0 transfereaza pc numelc
unui 'barbat strein, 81 il asiglra
ca daca vrea in orr ce moment ii
trcce averea pc numele lui, ceea-
ce Titu protesta sd faca, zicind ca
are absolute 1ncredere in ca 81 de
fapt averea este Ell caci ca q
fost in stare so smulga din mil
mile Clotildei. N
Ii spuse Cd doua ii pleaca Gu
Clotilda la Grenoble, unde va "a
bowl trei zile, ca dupa ce Sc va
iIlapoia sd Sc logodeasca 81 peste
trei saptamini Sd Sc cunune si
81 sarutindu-l Isl lua blna seara
lasind pc Titu in Guinea feri
cirii.
COborind in dormitorul el
,peste care Sc simtea stapina, 81
desbraca 81 isi facu toaleta d.
culcape. Privindu-se in oglinda
Eimbi trilllnfatoare, zicindn-si:
4 Stunt antreita de frumoasa ca
sC!otilda. Titn ma iubeste. Bogata
milionslra, 81 am salvat onoarca
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vre-o resistenta, 81 cobori 81 ca
dupa ele.
Adelina duse pc Clotilda in ca.
mara 81 puse pc Ana 30 desbracc.
In cite-va minute Clotilda era nu.
mai i'll camasa 81 fu urcata in pa
tucul saracacios.
Leaga-i miinile de picioarele
'patului'', zise Adclina catre Ana
intinzindu-i doua capatii de funii
pc carl lie luase de pc un cui, pre-.
gatite din yreme.
'Nu ma lega, Adelino. Nam
sd fac nici o inccrcare de fuga''
Use Clotilda pc I'M ton ptingator
''Fie, mai bine. Leag-o bine
Ano'' zise Adelina poruncitoare
81 Ana ii esecuta srdinul; zicind
''Se mai stea cuconita 81 legati
ca destul s'a re,fatat in matasur
81 automobile.
Sa stai aici pima vi,1 zise AIDE
lima, 8; pleca rcpede. Peste cdte-vs
minute sosi Gu Titu la brat .
oprindu-se in .fata usei zise 9:
glas respicat:
'rite logodnica ta, care pla
nuia sa te mature dnpa ce Sc VI
cisatori Gu tine. O vezif''
Titu arunca privire pc fat;
Clotildei, luminata de- globul elec
tic .atirnat in miilocnl celnlei, :
pritifsa lui se fkSsitiiss i llii MO
ment Gu q femeei care fl1sese stA
pima inimei lui, dar nunaahpentr1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-03

Dunlneoa sa ~ adrsseze Ia Hah
D-lui Nicolae Aoga din Tailor
Street.
In speranta ca toti pretinil
nostri atat consistent cat 81 streini
vom avea ferMirea de ne vedea
htr'un numar multumitor pen
tru Iua de sus amintita.
Pana la revedcre va rugam a
primi calduroasele noastre Salu.
tari.
(6-27). Mani 81 Mirii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-03
FARMA DE VINZARE.

Daca vrei sd al 0 farlna b,lna
xcrie sa-ti trimit catalogA meu.
Eu Wind numai pamint de clas;l
prima, 81 asezat in loc potrivit
Char acllm am de vinzare moSie
dc 46 81 jumatate de acre. Trcl
mile de orasul bun, drum pardo-
sit casa frumoasa Gu opt camere,
gaz, sura, grinar, sura de unclte
cote,e de pui. Sa preia: un cal
patru yaci, tot fclul de scule aeri.
cole, cinci suite banite de ovas,
trci suite banite dc griu, fin paic
81 paSune in abundanta. Toate nu-
mai pentru GSOO dollari, dintrc
care jumatate bani gaia. Sa face
sa vi Sd privesti.
E. B. LYNN,
Cocks Arcade, Astabula, Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-03

F'iecarc site din cxperienta. c;l
sfatul bun mai bun ca aurul.
Iata o dovada escelenta scrisoa
rca &c am primit-o de la Dl John
Mnrnik, Brilliant. Ohio in De
cembric s.: Este aici un ON, ca
re sufc-it lunga vreme de sto-
mae. \ incercat toate medlclnele.
dar sd credaa ca degcaba. La ur-
ma eu ii dadui sfatul sd incercc
NlNII AMAR AL LII TRl-
\ER. III mia urmat sfatul 81 All
o perfect sanatoS 81 recomanda Ia
toata lumea Ninnl Amar al lui
Triner''. Fl poate sa recomandc
cu constiinta curata. ca"i Ninul
Amar al Iui Triner este remcdiai
eel mai bun contra constipatiei
Upset de apctit. dureri de cap
nervo>itatc. insomnia 81 alte su-
fcrinte imprcunate Gu dizordln
do stomac. Oricare droguist sat
farmacist tine pcntlu vinzare s.
Linimcntul lui Triner care 'buu
contra racelilor.
JOSEPH TRINER COMPANY
1885 s. Ashland Ave.
Adv CHICAGO. ILL
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LIBERTY BoNDURI 81
MARCI DE- CRUTARE

Vinde-le acllma. Pl8tim ban
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai ,cinstit& casa de
schimb. Room PIG Lennox Bldg,
al doilea etaj. Luati elevatorul colt
Gu East 9th 81 Euclid Avenue. De-
asupra de Singer Sewing Machine
Co. Deschis pima la orcle s p. d.
(Adv) (2-4-6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-02-03

Ne-aR s0sit TN wagon de Sta
fide din California, de 1 feiur
dupa cum urlneaza
Tamson Sedles, fntul 26c
Malage, 49,. funtul 26c
No. /. Rcdbcrry, funtul 16c
No. =. Redberry. funtul 14c
Moi trimetem Ordaru in orr !;
&C parte in Statelc Unite ell spe.
sele noastre. Scrieti s'au' Tclefo
matt; ambele Telefoanc la:
Central Grocery T. Meat Market
Cos So. Webb Ave. Alliance, Q
(2-@15 Fcbr).
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CEvA NoU.

Renumitul DraSovcan are peste
sarat Cd la BraSov, trimcte i'll
toate partue. ,
PAUL CIUNKA
1A40 w. 50 Str. Cleveland, o.
(23-24).
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DORESC CASATORE

Gu 0 nevasta vaduva in etate
dc la 10 AMI in sus. Eu sunt va.
duv in ctate de 40 ami. 81 am trci
Copii de & ami, dc / ami 81 de2 ami
Doritoare!e Sa So adrcseZe pc
adresa:
MTA SEDICI
1882, Oath Str. Beaver Falls, Pa.
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ApARE IN TIICARI II,
Pretul Dentru DsbllcaiA cas sCasta
DE v1Asafe"', ,,Aauny Dc O&saterte@'
osc., eostA DentFu flecafs cavtAt
GENTl 10 . Dubllcatie. Sab q - cent
% - DublleA nlmse.
peAlRu DAri de seanAs lAvlfAst d
oosea. eunuMil saa dansufl Z eGnts H.
Nh, saa 1k0o cSIoaAA d star.
PuAIleatiile 81 fls lasotite - su0s
UooesarA. Credit ~ are a0of1 soclotA-
He al Uniunea 3. II, 4.
Manuscriptelc sau telegram n %
AapoiaaA.
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Iva urma).
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-02-17

the clerk publish notice that this
board and the road commissioners
of Peiahatchie Election Precinct
Road District, will ON the first
Monday in March, 1921, until I2
o'clock a. M, receive sealed bids
for the completion of the road
work, including hauling and
spreading gravel, grading and
making of all concrete culverts, in
Project No. 5, and North and
South road, as per plans and spec
ifications now on file with the
said clerk. All bids to be filed
with the said clerk.
Payment of Loan for District
No. Ordered that the clerk be
directed to issue a warrant to the
Rankin County Bank in the sum of
$3,067.34, payable out of the road
maintenance fund of District No.
i, Rankin county, for loan made
to said road district by said bank
under chapter 537 Laws of 1920,
as evidenced by two notes, one da-
ted September 8, 1920, for $4,000,
and one November 2, for $1,000.
= Lumber Bids Invited The clerk
of this board is directed to pub
lish necessary notice of the inten-
ton Of the board to receive up un-
til noon on the first Monday in
March 1921, sealed bids from per-
sons desiring to furnish lumber to
said Rankin county for bridges
and other county purposes, in
such quantities as same may be
ordered from time to time, for a
period Of three months from said
date. All bids shall be filed with
the clerk, and specify prices on
heart lumber only, to be manufac-
tured from white oak, post oak,
and long and short leaf pine,
prices on each class separately,
naming the location of mill site,
and prices to be at mill site. The
board reserving the right to re-
ject any or all bids, and on bids
accepted to order such quantities
of lumber and of the kind desired
during the said period.
Dipping Chemicals-Clerk Of
TIE DOdTu was OTQRTeQ 20 auVeT-
tise for dipping chemicals, bids
to be received up until the usual
hour on the first Monday, ship
ment to be made not later than
March 20, 1921.
Payment of Loan Warrants
BY order Of this. board, recorded in
Minute Book ~" at page IA
thereof, this board authorized and
caused to be issued the following
loan warrants, under Section 334,
Of the Code of 1906, and amend
ments thereto, due on or before
the 9th day Of February, 1921, and
payable as the law directs out of
the general county fund, to-wit: !:
Z No. 1, dated October 8, 1920,
amount $4,000.
Nos. 12, 13, IA, Is, Is, and II,
all dated October 8, 1920, each for
$500, totaling $4,000, and,
Whereas, the said loan warrants
with sinterest of S127.70, are now
due and held by the Rankin Coun-
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-02-17
PROCEEDINGS OF THE FEBRUARY
MEETING OF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Board of Supervisors met Mon
day morning, February 7th, with
all members and officers present,
when the following business was
had and done, to-wit: =
Deputy Tax AssessOrs-D. B.
Ward, tax assessor, was allowed
five deputy tax assessors for the
year 1921 at salary each of $125
lor one month, payable as provid-
ed by law.
Approval of Deputy Tax Asses
sOrs-The board approved the fol-
lowing appointments Of deputy tax
assessors of Rankin county for
the year 1921, to-wit: J. B.
Lowther, A. j. Roberts, c.. c.. Nc
Kay, DR.. C. N. Ferguson, and S. J.
Davis.
Feed Contract Awarded. L. &
0. Buchanan were awarded con-
tract to furnish Beat No. A with
Royal sweet feed at $2.25 per sack
and oats at 65 cents per bushel.
r. r. Busick was awarded contract
to furnish Beats 2 and 3 with Roy
al sweet feed. at $2.35 sack and
oats at 67 cents per bushel; and A.
H. Martin awarded contract to
furnish Beat No. with sweet
feed at 1925 per sack and oats at
65 cents per buShel.
Bridge Contract Awarded Con-
tract to build across Tumbaloo
creek, near Watt Harper place,
in Beat B.. was awarded to J. r.
Thames for the sum- of $109.50,
bridge to be built according to
plans and specifications on file in
the Office of the clerk.
Bridge Contract Awarded in
Beat 3-Contract to build bridge
across Dry Creek, in Beat No. 3,
near H. B. Kersh place, was a.
warded to R. S. Baker for the sum
of $71, said bridge to be built ac-
cording to plans and specifications
on file in the clerks office.
Following accounts were allow
ed out of Beat No. road main
tenance fund:
l.. o. Mullican, salary self
and hands -- $421.70
E. M. Odom, 4 culverts - 1912
Dan Allen, shop work - $50
HI. L. Miller, same ------ $50
A. P. Dear & Son.. mdse 7.35
S. w. Berry, work on road
and culvert t------------ 21.35
O. K. Crossno, work ------ 1000
Taylor-Wills Grocery Co.,
iced d----------s--------l27.3O 80
Miss. Motor Co., car repairs 6.78
Dave Lewis, refund rd. tax 500
Committee Rep0rts-W. L. Mar
tin and w. HI. Till, committee ap-
pointed at former meeting to in
spect and receive bridges built
scross Plummer's Slough, on
Brandon and Fannin road, and a
bridge built Tucker Mill place, re-
ported that they had inspected
said bridges and found them built
according to plans and specifica-
tions.
Contract Work on Project No. S
BE it ordered by the board that
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-02-17
Brandon Lumber Co., lbr.-- 44.1O
Brandon Lumber Coz same 41.60
Brandon Lumber Co. same 45. 20

Brandon Lumber Co., lbr-- 44.1O
Brandon Lumber CO.. same 41.6O
Brandon Lumber Co., same 1929
d. T. Bilbro and w. HI. Walters
committee appointed at previous
meeting 20 inspect and receive a
bridge on Pelahatchie creek on
Brandon and Pelahatchie road,
reported that they inspected said
bridge and found same built ac-
cording to plans and specifica-
tions, and recommended payment
of contract price.
w. H. Till and d. T. Bilbro ap-
pointed committee to appraise the
land Of Charlie Hawthorne Offer
ed as security for township loan.
Following accounts allowed:
S. L. McLaurin, 3 days ----$21. 90
w. l.. Martin, same - 21.00
D. Z. Bilbro, same ----- 21.00
w. H. Till, same -------- 21.00
w. H. Walters, same ----- 21.00
There being no further business
the board adjourned until next
regular meeting.
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE
Charleston, Wakefield, cabbage
plants now ready. 1 can fill your
order large or small at 20 cents
per 100 or rs cents per 100 pre-
paid.
G. S. WARE,
r. 2. Pelahatchie, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-02-17

| ty Bank, at Brandon, Miss: there
fore, it is ordered that the clerk
be authorized upon the delivery Of
the said loan warrants to him and
the cancellation thereof to issue
to the said Rankin County Bank
warrant payable out Of the gem
eral county fund for the sum Of
$6,127.7O, covering the principal
and interest due ON said loan war
rants.
The clerk was also authorized
ito issue warrant to w. %. Rag
land in the sum of $2,O4O.5O, pay
able out of the general county
fund, for a loan warrant No. 8,
issued October 3, 1920, for the sum
of $4,000.
On the 9Th day of December,
1920, the board of supervisors bor-
rOwed $4,000 from the Beat /
Road Bond Sinking fund, at per
cent interest, per annum, said note
payable on or before the 18th day
of December, 1920, therefore, it is
ordered that the clerk be directed
to issue warrant payable to said
Beat Road Sinking fund out of
the general county fund in the
sum of $1,000, covering principal
and interest due on said Obliga-
ton.
Sale and Purchase Of Mules
On the 9th day of February, 1921,
the board Of supervisors sold to
W.. B. Sowell one pair of mules
owned by Supervisors District No,
5 for the sum of $3.50, and pur-
chased from said w. B. Sowell for
said Supervisors District, four
mules for the sum of 81, 900, there
fore, it is ordered that the clerk
be directed to issue to the said
w. B. SOwell warrant payable
out of the road maintenance fund
of Beat No. 5 in the sum of $3.50
to cover the amount due the said
w. B. Sowell.
One mule belonging to Super
visor's District No. 5 was sold to
Eugene Barksdale or the sum of
$65.
G. A. Wiley was appointed
township trustee of 7-5 in place of
r. r. kerSh.
Payment Of Loan District No. 5
Clerk was authorized to issue q
warrant in the sum of SO, .O9
to the Rankin County Bank, pay
able out of the road maintenance
fund of District No. 5, for loans
made to said road district by said
bank.
Following accounts were allow
ed, payable out of Beat, Mainten-
ance Fund of Beat No. 9.
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with team ------ ------ 1000
j. r. Thames, 4 hands l 1-2
days work ---- 500
w. D. Bowman, refund tax 500
Be it ordered that the following
allowances be made out of the gen.
eral county fund, to-Wit:
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1921-02-17

A. & v. Ry. Co.,
w. G. Barnes, bill
B. & M. Vehicle [
a, G. Thornton,
Miss. Motor Co.,
j. II. Wynn, bill ].
A. M. Shields, bill
r. r. Busick, bill
Brandon Machine.
Brandon Water &C
Brandon Electric
M. C. Stubblefeld
Will H. Ewing, |
w s.. May, Jr., bill
Miss. Motor Co., |
Dickson Bros, b
P. r. Bierdeman, /
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-11
SOCCER GAINING BIG
POPULARITY IN EAST
DribbIing Game Getting Stronger
Hold Every Season.
Leading Colleges Have Adopted Pro-
fessionaI Coaching, Indicating
Prejudice Against Pastime
Has Been Removed

Soccer football among the colleges,
particularly THE Big Six" Penn,
Princeton, Harvard, Cornell, Haver-
ford and Yale, which form the In
tercollegiate league. will prove more
interesting than ever this season. The
reason for this is because of the fact
that the great dribbling game is get
ting a stronger hold every season in
the various colleges. The league last
year enjoyed its best season. That
was because of the close race for the
championship between Penn and
Princeton, which was not decided I'M
til the playoff game. which necessitated
the teams meeting on two occasions be
fore Penn finally won the title.
1t seems only a few months since
soccer was first tried out at Penn and
Haverford, Harvard, Yale, Princeton
and Cornell came later. All Of 1.-THE
Big Six now have paid coaching
forces, which indicates that the colleges
have gone in stronger for the game
than was anticipated * the start
1t is only a few years ago that none
of the teams were permitted to play
on the college football grounds, but
now that is all history with some of
the teams having at least a couple
of patches on which to play their
league matches.
Pennsylvania has won the champion
ship more times than any of the Other
teams. Haverford comes next witt
Harvard, the only other team to have
its name denied among the titleholders
For the last few years the race for the
bunting, however, has been more OpeI
than formerly. That has resulted ow
ing TO the weaker teams being in {
better position each year through mOr'
students taking up the game which hai
| given the coaches a bigger field from
which to develop varsity material.
Penn this year, under normal con
/ ditions. would be handicapped gettin
| together a strong enough team to max
a showing, owing TO the fact that o
| last years championship eleven Onl
| two remain for the coming season.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-11

"George, there's a dollar In that for
you if you deliver it before eleven to
the Harvard" said she. The boy
seized III, stuck it in his hat, and ded.
and now for the boat!" Cherry
said, rejoining Martin, and speaking
In almost her natural voice. They
went back TO the Sausalito ferry en-
trance again. and this time telephoned
Alix in real earnest. and presently
found themselves on the upper deck or
the boat, bound for the valley.
Until now, and in occasional PUSHES
of terror still, she had been absorbed
In the hideous necessity of deceiYing,
of covering her own traces, of antioi-
pating and closing possible avenues
of betrayal. But now Cherry began
to breathe more easily, and to feel
rising about her, like tide, the half
forgotten consciousness of her rela-
tionship with this man in the boldly
checked suit who was sitting beside
her. she had thought to escape the
necessity of telling him that she was
not willing to return to him; she had
been wrapped in dreams so great and
so wonderful that the thought of his
anger and resentment had been as Moth
ing to her. But she had that to face
now.
She had it to face Immediately, too
She knew that every hour of post
ponement would cost her fresh humili-
ations and difficulties. and as the boat
slipped smoothly past the island thai
roughly marked the halfway point
she gathered all her forces for tht
trial. The one distinct impression she
had from Martin was the appallin:
one that he did not dream that sh'
had decided TO sever their union com
pletely and finally.
well, how's the valley? Bore yo'
to death?" he interrupted the flow o
his own topic TO ask carelessly.
..Oh. no, Martin !" She quiyered. :
II love it there | always loved 1t !
...Alix is a fine girl-she's q mic
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-11
MoLLA is STRONGEST PLAYER
Mrs. Mallory Broke Suzanne Leng!en's
Heart in Single Set-Like WhirI-
wind Crushing Fly.

MoIla Bjurstedt Mallory wields the
strongest racket of any woman in the
world
In one week she played her way
through the national woman's singles
with a power that 1t was impossible
to stop.
She broke Suzanne Lenglen's hear
in a single set-like a whirlwil
crushing a helpless butterfly. And she
called on all her reserve power, TO de-
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INDIAN JIM BLUEJAcKET
HOLDS WORLDS RECORD

Jim Bluejaeket, the Indian
pitcher who appeared for a
while in the Federal league.
holds one undisputed worlds
record
He once was given credit for
winning a game in spite of the
fact that he cid not pitch a
single ball.
The bronzed hero OF the wilds
went in as a relief pitcher against
st. Louis, with the score tied
in the ninth inning, two out and
the bases full.
Before heaving a ball to the
plate, Bluejscket caught a run
ner of first, retiring the side.
Then Brooklyn came back in its
half Of the frame and pounded
out victory. As the Indian
had gone in With the score tied,
there was nothing 70 do but
credit him with the win.
And then they say that some
people aren't born luckyI
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FOR SALE

l have decided to put on the market
my land out on the Silver Springs
road, Oklawaha and Fort King ave-
mes. Will sell 21k or fye-aere lots,
part cash and five years to pay bal
ance. See me for terms.
Oeala is now rapidly building east
and is certain to build out on this
property. Buy lot and start you an
orange grove.
Seventy acres of fine watermelon
ard tomato land 31s miles east Of
OcaIa. VIII either rent or sell. House
and good well of water. Easy terms.
Half of Block 81, Old Survey, Ocala,
the south half of Lots and 4. This
property is Immediately behind
Franks store. Several small houses
now on property which are rented.
Part cash, balance on terms.
WKT n CADAT
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moIIa gjurstedt Mallory.

feat Miss Mary h Browne in the lie
Gliding match that made her America s
queen OF the courts.
Molla has held the national title six
times.
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EAT AT THE MAXINE

Best meals in the city for so cents.
Twenty-one meal ticket for 81. Phone
$50, 80 N. Main street 27-t
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Call phone IOS when you want grOc.
cries in a hurry. Main Street Market
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w. K. Lane, NJ. d., physician and
surgeon, specialist eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office over and 10 cent store,
0cala, Fla. Adv.-1