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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-20

PRODA Sc farma O 166ti a.
krech u Twinsburg, O., 112 mi
lie Cd Acknowledgement Main
Rd., vsechnos farmafske zafize-
nj, ovocny sad, o 500 stromech
nesnych, 700 stromu javoro-
vych, stroje, 2 sila, bane, elek-
tricke svetlo, automaticky vod-
nj system, fernes, praci stroj,
As krav a jine zarfzenl. Ia nile
ko Sc trzl We IA dnech $500.
Pozemky vyhnojene. Cena lev
ma. Haste Sc u j. H. Rabich,
Macedonia Rd., w. Twinsburg,
Summit Co. 4-3O
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~ELEKTRICKE SVETLO

Sc pritomne pozaduje We vsem
at V prodeji tax i koupi ma
ietku a cokoliv jineho. Elek-
trina hraje prvni roll, je to
vec nutna a ne luxus a &C jil
We vetSine z%avedena, pfec jen
nachazime v nekterych jeste
domech temnotu. Pak-li je to-
no pficina cena, pax porad'te
sc S Mani a cena, kterou my
yam naznacime, Dude takova,
to jest tax mala, re SENATE,
re 81 budete moci doprati ia
koveho pozitku. Sud'te -
Sklada-li Sc vas domek z par
loru, jidelny, kuchyne, jedne
neb dvou Ionic, sklepa a pI-
dy, vydratu1em YAM no Ia
$4,000. K tomu YAM jeste ma
lustrech usetrfme tfetinu, neb
81 je vyrabime sami. Ma vetsf
majetky dame YAM rozpocet
a V kazd6m pripade zarucuje-
me dobrou praci a material.
S~luZbOyolnV
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MATTEL umyslu 81 zakou-
pit nsjaky lot pro svdj maize
tex neb obchod, nezapomente,
re Jich mann mnoho ma vyber
ma peknych ulicich i dlazde-
nych, ktere muZete koupit la
elmo ma lehke splatky. Haste
Sc u Rob. Kohout, u Atlas FL
nance Co. I?
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(Dokonceni.)

HluDOKe pOQ0DenSCVl! vi
dis, jak proste oko lidi nasich
diva Sc spravne a proste tax,
jak nutno Sc divati. Pude zad-
ma boure neublizi. A je-li pod
stata nezmenitelna, echo sc
bait? Trojnasobna a dokona-
lejsi prace ma podstate one
nahradi nejen skodu, ale da je
ste vice uzitku, nez jaky by
val pred bouri. Jak 81 budu
ted vazit "bozejova"! Kazdy
pohled k nemu mi pripomene,
re vsecko u mas must byti nyni
lepsi, uslechtilejSi, dokonalej-
ST, nez-li byvalo. A pax Sc
klidne Dude spat tenn drahym"
A Maryska zvedla Ease ruku k
vychodu.
Manzele stoupali dale pc
svahu.
Artur Pergler stall "a starou
treSni nehybne. Ba, jaksi Sc do
sebe schoulil. Takove rozmlu
wy ieste nikdy neslysel..
"Jaci to Tide, jake to- ovzdu-
81 zde!'
Hromady zlata nakupil, je
milionarem, ale jak Sc pres to
citi slab. At valka potrva sebe
dele, at boufi a zuri jakkoli a
kdekoli, tihle Tide = Pergler
zadival Sc "a Vyhlasovymi, kite
II zachazeli w do uvalu pod
'bozejovem' - Zde budou il
ste a bezpecne lit bud sami
nebo We svych .detech. Pud6
iejich, ma niz rosteu, Sc mic ne
stane. S iakou ~jistotou, S ia
kou pychou pravdu tn %pronase-
il!
Gale ia?" rekl 81 Pergler.
"Konjuktura pomine a ia Zru-
sim sve tovarny, nebo Je pre-
lozim. Jenom paplry 81 odnesu,
ale kan, kan? A rod a budou-
cnost?'
Pergler sahl 81 nahle ma srd-
ce. Nevyslovna 1zkost je sevre-
la. TAX no NJ dlouho pronasle-
DUE myslenka, re nahle ze-
mre, re no rani mrtvice. Pro
fesori mt slice vykladaji, re
ma srdce zdrave, re jde u ne
no jenom o neurastenii, slabost
nervu, o poSetile myslenky, ale
Pergler Sc boil, tax strasne bo-
il, kdykoli no napadne ona my
slenka, dill nekde 0 samote.
"Kdyby mne zde ranila mr.
twice, kdybych Zde zemrel
pod tou tresni, co by byly plat
ny pax me miliony? Perglero'
We zhasli by navzdy, jake kdy2
svicku zhasnou. Viktor Zims
take padl tax nahle kdesi ns
Dnestru a HE, .iak Sc JIM stara.
il, ably no nahradili, ably sli
ieho stopach, ably pracoval
tam, kde on p~Testal. kdybyci
ia zde padl, pax hejno krkav
eli SO vrhne ma mou hromadi
z.ata a ma mne nikdo nevzpo
meme -
"A iakou zvlastni filosofii $
vyn.ysllli". Vzpominal Ease NJ
Vyhlasovy. "Neziii ienom
viii sobe, ale ziJi lldem, marc
dem, veskerenstvem. Uchvat
ne, slime nabozenstvl ie V tom
''Takova duvera k zivotu, ia
kova laska, takove vedomi pc
spolitosti, sounalezitostl k ne
jakemu celku, takove nabozc
stvf mi'schazi. A ysem llder
meho druhu. Isme osamocen
jsme cizokra.ine kvety, umel
yypestovaGe. Jsme tax SAM
tax sami sc svymi hromadan
zlata.'
~ IT. CT .
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PRODA Sc dun, bungalow
0 6ti pokojich, moderni, velky
lot, garage, slepicnik, hotove
$500, ostatni ma mesicni
splatky. Haste Sc v els. 1866
+. 40 st. v Mt. Pleasant.
1-01
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o Sc farma, 40 akrd,

PRODA Sc farma, 40 akrd,
kde jest sklizen dvakrat do
roka, zdrava krajina, V okoli
cerpaji t6z olej. Tricet akra
obdelano, 10 akru pekny les.
Vezme Sc mensi domek neb
lot ma vymenu. BlizSi sc sdeli
v els. 1866 E. lao St. V Mt.
Pleasant 4-26
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deckou. Rychle tn prisla krise.
L&kar prohlasil, re nelze no
zachranit. Bro pominou pry i
jasn6 chvilky a ~nastane vseo-
becny dusevni rozklad."
"Uboha. uboha Sipalkar" "a
septala Maryska.
"Boze, CO je tn bidy, a co il
teprve Dude! Marysko, co pra-
ice ma mas ceka, CO starosti. Di-
WY cizinec omen -" Jan zadi-
val Sc smerem, kudy odjel
Pergler, "blouznil o slave, roz-
kv6tu a Stesti. Videl vSechno
ruzove, nema prilezitosti shled
nout stiny a smutky nase. Ale
prece ma pravdu, must il NIT"
rozohhoval Sc Jan, "jsme do
sti SLIM a statecni, abychom
stiny zaplaSili!"
Klekani rozhlasilo Sc mad
Jezerem a take q okoli tally
sem d0jemne hlasy vesnickych
zvonu.
Manzel6 p%ritufili Sc k sob6 a
dojati naslouchali.
Ones mluvi Ike mne chlacho
live a p%ovzbuzuji. Take Ha-
lici caste mi nejednou zaznel
" usich jejich HAS. Kdyz sty-
Skalo Sc mi pc Mich, tn Sc V du-
81 rozzvuGely, ale vycitave.
kdyz pfiSla valka, bal jsem Sc
tam tolik o domov, proklinal
jsem svGi 1tek. Ale dnes nell
tuji llt6ku do Halice. Privedl
mne ma boiiste, dial mi pozna-
ii valku. Videl jsem il dokona-
lie, l6pe nez ii, kteri bojuji. A
cemu mne nducila! Stare nazo
ry Sc sritily a ma hrobech dne-
sterskych rostly We mne move
tuzby z novych poznatku. Vra-
til jsem Sc, abych je donna u
vedl zivot. Prvni krok Sc
nam podafil. Ma troskach Wy
mlrajicich rodu zalozili jsme
novy. A vid', draha, must byti
Shiny, must zapustit nevyvrat-
ne koreny do ceske pudy."
Jan pfivinuI MarySku k So
be.
Mad hroby dnesterskymi
isem 81 tisickrate rekl, to re .je
prvnl podminka noveho nase-
no ziVota: Nikdo z mas nesml
zustat neplodny. Move, slime
rodiny at yzniknou We vsech
vrStvach naroda."
Jan mluvil vzruSene. Oci mu
vzplaly. Maryska 81 vzpomne-
la, re talk horel tehdy, kdyz Y
den navratu setkaia Sc 5 MIN
"a Jezerem, kdyz tam zpival
"Kde domov mlj?"
Jan mluyil dale:
'"To lie zaklad zdraveho III
vota. A ma zaklade tom plnmf
svuj zivotni ukol, iak nam je.
urcily dejiny. Ted prisel cas-
abychom hledali kralovstvl DO
ziho, jake pc mem touzili mas
: predkoVe. Jejich touZe ~
mravni obrode, pc osvlcenosti
zjednejme %platnost. Dokud tt
va valka, chranpe vSeho, c.
lie zachranit a pc valce necht
: nastane u mas vlada lasky. Nj
KIDD nesmi u mas hynout be.
: pomoci. Trpicim, n~est'astnyn
a Slabym v6nujme vsechnu pc
: ti a starost. A pax Dude dobi'
u mas. My isme pripraveni n
takovy zivot a ma takovou pra
/ ci, vid', draha?"
s. klekani doznelo a jenom
dali zal6hal sem nezny hla
zvonku Q vesnice ia "bozejt
vem".
A MarySka oddane polozil
4, hlaVu ma Janovo rameno.
: -
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~ NAVRAT ~
POVfDKA re SVETOVE VALKY
NAPSAL VAVRNEC REHOR

Artur Peryler pockal ma VyA
hlasovy ma verande pred stat
KEN.
Ma stolku lezely tri knihy v
zlute vazbe. Pergler wal jed
MI do ruky. Ma hrbete jejim
cetl: "Jos. V. Sladek: Spisy
basnicke. Ma titulnfm liste pax
bylo napsano iakesi venovani.
Pergler zvedave cetl:
"Draha Marysko! We zlych
dobach ma Dnestru citaval
jsem tyto knizky nejradeji.
Mas rod, - selsky rod cesky -
nema doposud sveho basnika.
j. v. Sladek nejvic Sc nam pfi
blizil. A byl nam nejblize v ba-
snich, kde nepsal o mas, ale kde
zpival o zivote, o jeho smyslu,
o lasce, odpuSteni. A .ie nam
nejblize dnes i tam, kde p6je:
"Jste Cechy me, jak strom je
v Siren poll -" "Ty otfiskane
vetve, kdo je zhoji? tom zri-
diem listi stesk? Kdo rozumi?"
Zahloubejme Sc do krasy a do
bra, do smyslu zivota, iak q
techto knizek dySe a porozu-
mime. = Psano ma pamatku
navratu q ciziny k p%ovinnosti.
Jam"
"Divni, z~vlastni Tide. Ouch
pismacky zije stale jeSte V kra-
il zdejsim a IDA Sc, re valka
jej Ease podnitila," usuzoval
Pergler.
V tom vSak prichazeli Vyhla
sow.
Pergler. vzchopiv Sc, kracel
Jim rychle vstri.c Maryska Sc
rozpaky zardela, kdyz il opet
libal ruku. Jenze tentokrate pc
libky jeho byly docista jine.
Pergler polibil il ruku diva
KRAFT a do polibku svych chtel
vlozit vsechen podiv a uctu,
jez V mem vyrostly re vseho to-
no, co vid6l u Vyhlasu a ma
jeiich polich.
Predstavil Sc Janovi, prose
re odpusteni, re Sc vtira do je-
no statku. A hned vypravoval:
"Podnikum mym Sc znameni
tie dari. Ale rozsirot iich nelze.
Neni ami dostatek delnictva, "a
nj materialu Ike stavbe, ami SUI
rovin pro z~vetSenou vyrobu.
Proto isem Sc rozhodl, re vel
kou cast sveho jm6ni ulozim do
pudy. Chef koupit panstvi.
Koupil bych i dive nebo tri. Ma
Gene nezalezi. Ale jak vite, ne
rozumim ami polim, anal lesum
nerozumim hospodafstvi VII
bee. Proto prichazim k YAM,
poprosit vas, abyste mi rekl
svui usudek. Co soudite o mem
planu? Prosim, snazne pro-
sim, vyslovte Sc primo, bez O.
| balu. Snesu kazdy Mailed! Wy
iste praktik a mate skvele the
oreticke vzdelani, cd vas sc
mohu dovedeti mnoho.'
Jan zpytaye pohledl ma Per-
glera a rekl:
i "Vytecne ulozite sve penize
koupite-li panstvi. Sta a sta
( muau z vaSeho oboru usilult
: dnes 0 takoye zabezpeceni va.
lecnych zisku. Jenze pOchybu
il, re byste mohl koupiti nect
II mas, nasem kraji. Zde nj
kdo mic neproda. Ami "a troll
nasobne ceny ne! Proto van
4 radim: Kupte 81 lesni panstv
n snad V Alpach, snad V Kappa
|, tech, takova koupe by mela
obchodnickou pecet'. Ceny df
j, vi rostou a porostou dale, lesn
Ii pozemky neztrati nikdy ceny
Tedy do karpat, nebo d
- Alp, tam Sc usad'te!'
Artur Pergler sc usmal.
"Nezlobte sc ma mne, re re
nu bez okolkd, co 81 myslin
Rozumim YAM dobre, pane V
hlase! Nechcete mi primo rici
"u mas nekupujte, nejste ma
Naaa aida natrI iapnr1 naGtt
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HLEDA Sc byt pro ctyrclen-
nou rodinu S koupelnou. Mech
tie adressu v adm. Sveta. 4-22
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1AS 49, ~AiiS3 - JR>AA r.
zna1, re velika budoucnost vas
ceka. Vas i cely vas rod. Jste
SLIM a krasni Tide. A ma sve
pude a mezi svym lidem, soll-
daritou a praci spojeni a utu-
zeni, jednou myslenkou vpred
puzeni, porostete vys a vys! A
budiz yam toho dopfano! Ia
sluhujete 81 takove budoucno-
still"
Jan chtel COST namitat, ale
Pergler mu medal pronesti ami
sluvka.
"Ne, ne, zlaty pane; vim, co
mluvim. PoZoruji a studuji lid
zdejSi uz nekolik mesicu a dnes
~navSteva u vas, vSecko, CO jsem
videl, slysel a cetl =" Pergler
usmivaje Sc, polozil ruku ma
zlutou knihu = "dovrSila me
badani. Ones dospel jsem k u
celenepu usudku. Nosim V So
be uz dlouho jakysi plan. Ale
teprve dnes, ba teprve ted pod
vaSi stfechou jsem Sc rozhodl,
re no nebudu dele odkladat.
Jsem tn u vladyky ZdejSiho
kraje. Ano, u vladyKy, nepre-
rusujte mne. Poslechnu vas,
pujdu odtud a koupfm lesy. A
lie zdeislmu kraji jsem mnoho
vdecen a mnoho dluzen. Lide
zdejsi pracovali V mych tovar-
mach a Jezero, a V mem pfede-
vsim Wy, milostiva PAM a vas
pan manzel, probudilo We mne
Itouhu pc slechetnem zivot6, pc
dobru a krase duchovni. Milo
ny studi a dust V takovem 1.-Two
tie, jaky .isem vedl. A "a to
vsecko, co jste me mne rozze
hi. prichazim vas prosit, ably
ste prijali maly dar. Ne, Spat-
ne sc vyjadruji! Neni to dar,
ale nepatrna splatka velk6ho
dluhu, jimz isem povinovan
zdejSimu kraji a zvlaSte Jeze-
ruiz Pergler mluvil rozcilen6 a
bile tvare Sc mu pokryly ma
chem a oci mu plaly. Oteviraje
velkou zlutou taSku ma listing
a bera z nj spis jakysi, pravil
dale:
"Jako vudcum, jake vlady-
KUN zdejSiho kraje odevZda-
YAM VAN tuto liStinu, poukaz
prazske bance, ably YAM vyda-
la z meho deposita "a padesat
|tisic zastavnich listu Hypotec-
nj, rozdat je chudym a nest asst
cinec", pax "a sto tisic komu-
nalnich upisu Zemske banky
ma Zrizeni nadace pro mlade
zdejsi hospodare ma cesty pc
vzornych statcich a dalSich pa
deSat tisic techze upisu, S le-
iichz kupony mate pravo nalo-
ziti die sveho nejlepSiho UNA
nj, ozdati je chudym a neSt'ast
nym. Stydim sc, re splacim Ia
kovou almuznou "a vsecko, ce-
no mi poskytl zdejsi kraj a
zdejsf lid. Nedovedu vsak Cd
pcutati sc jeSte cd sveho jmeni,
isem ieho otrokem. Sud'te mne
vSak mirne. Tim Sc YAM po-
roucim!"
Drive neil Sc Jan S MaryS-
kou vzpamatovali, sedel NJ
Pergler V automobilu. Bczel
ma zahradu, ably mu poslali ie.
ste odtud posledni pozdravy
pod cernici, vlidn6 ky
nouce. Pergler naval Capkou
zfejme rozruSen a dojat.
Automobil Sc prudce ro2jel
avsak ma kratko.
z lavky cd Studeckych Wy
skotila zena a vbehla pred an
tomobil. Rukama rozkladajic
| kficela:
"PoSlu vas do horouclch pc
: kel, iestlize brzo nepfivezet'
! Pepika. Cekam no nd posvice
| mir
Ma lavce oval SC hnas:
"Studecka, Pepik w Sc va
o posviceni neprosi! Jemu svI
It'll uz line sv6tlo! VeGne, ve(
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PRODA Sc 10 peknych To-
tn V dobrem okoli ma Rakeside,
velmi LEVINE "a pricinou odje-
zdu do Czech. Haste sc v els.
1891 E. LAG ul. V Mt Pleasant.
4-21
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MA COATH AVE-, blize
vych. 131. ul. V Corlett Sc pro-
da dunn o 6ti pokojich, elektri-
ka, plyn, velky sklep, velka
ban, slepicnik a jine zarizeni.
Cena $4,000, hotove $1,000, o.
statni Ma $50 splatky m~esicne.
Petite Sc ma J. Migasek u Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
AL
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FARMY,

NABYTEK | KAMNA q
druhe ruky vseho druhu pro-
dava a kupuje V. Sedlacek,
2o61 r. 40 CT
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VYPRODAM RUNE hudeb-
nj nastroje ga tovarnl cenu,
jake clarinety, cornety, from
bony, baritony, bassy a jine.
Tez vykladni skrln4. Prijd'te
hned, dokud je vyber. Haste
sc u V. Sistek, 424o Broadway.
2
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NOVY BUNGALOW

$500 HOTOVE koupi Az
akru pozemku proti Garfield
Parku ma zastavce 3ti A. B. c..
LIME, zbytek die ujednani. &C.
ma $4,000. Haste Sc u J. f.
Nejedlik Co., 11O15 Union A
We. Tel. Broadway 1856 = u
MON 1861 r. 7?
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kUPUJTE dechove nastroje
a bubny u vyrobce j. Sistka,
4248 Broadway. Z?

DIVA PAM hledaji pokoj
sam o sobe v okoli vych. 80.
ul., Dolloff Rd. a vych. 40 ul.
Nechte adressu v adm. t.. Ii
stu. 4-21
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o Sc dvourodinny
dunn 0 5ti svetnicich dole a 5ti
svetnicich nahore ma dlazdene
ulici blize Gilbert skoly re "a,
padni So ul. Cena $500. Ho-
tove $1,000. Haste sc u v. L..
Stanford, 635 Society for Saw
ings. 4-22
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A ST
Cd BiLYCH PEKIN
kACHEN z PSENICKO-
Wy FARMY, $3.50 TU-
GET. BE-
RE A. ROUBICEK, ROH
BROADWAY A FINN
AVE. ?
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc divka Ma donna
ii praci a k telefonu. Haste Sc
' els. 1888 vych. 48. ILL.,, ron
4-22
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-02-17
CARSON HIGH VS..
7. H. S. FRIDAY

Tomorrow night the Tonopah peO-
pie will have the opportunity of
witnessing very fast basketball
game The Carson high school boys
will arrive Friday morning under
the direction of Superintendent Nc
Kpowen. The Carson boys have
played II games and have only lost
one. that one being with Reno. The
local boys think that Carson high
school has the best team in the
state and if they can win this game
it will mean their chances for the
championship in the state tourna-
ment will be very good However,
very close game Is expected and
it will be a hard fight for the long
end Of the score
A good preliminary game will also
be staged If possible the Legion
and town team will play another
game. and this will be worth seeing,
for each team is confident it can
score few more baskets than the
other
The game starts at $50 and with
the new balcony completed it is
hoped everyone will have seat.
The balcony has a seating capacity
OF 100 or more Don't fail to see
the local boys perform in their last
game this season
Lichtenberg's three-piece jazz or
chestra has beeA secured for a
dance after the game With the floor
in the best Of condition and a good
jazzy orchestra, everyone should
take advantage Of the dance which
will start at 10 O'Clock Admission
will be soc
Help the boys along by attending
both the game and the dance, SO
they can pay the expense of bring
ing the Carson team to Tonopah
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HUNT FOR
CACHED BOOZE

tEy AssociGted Press
BROADUS, Mont, Feb. l7,-Twen-
ty-two barrels OF whiskey cached in
lS74 by General Custer and General
Reno, when they were pursued by
Indians. is believed by NJ. c. Gil
more. So, said to be Montana's Oldest
white resident, to be buried some
where near the fork of the Big Pow
der river and Cache creek, 20 miles
from here.
Mr.. Gilmore, who was member
of the party which buried the whis-
Ky, has been unable to locate the
cache because, he thinks, the course
ot the river and the creek have
changed many times since 1874.
When the whiskey was cached
,lr Gilmore declared recently, the
ooldiers buried it about four feet
under the surface and then trampled
down the soil.
A small brass cannon was destroy
ed near the cache at the same time
Mr.. Gilmore said that up to Is years
ago pieces Of the cannon remained
near the forks.
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v. GOURDIER
DIES IN ELY

Word was received in Tonopah
this morning Of the death at Ely of
Wesley Goudier. which occurred at
that place last night
The deceased resided in Tonopah
for many years and left here about
three years ago to engage in the
vulcanizing business with w W
Mauphin Of this city
The wire did not state the cause
of his demise He was member
of Mizpah lodge No 25, Knights Of
Pythias Of Tonopah, and will be
buried with Pythian honors by the
Ely lodge. There are known rela.
tives surviving him.
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.TASKEk |. ODOIE A
MADE MAN

that brought him wealth, friends,
seat in the gubernatorial chair, and
finally the highest office in the gin
Of the state, which he is soon to oc-
cupy
Senator Odde gained a suffciea
insight into mining during his so
journ in Austin to become fascinated
with the business OF wrestling for
tune from Dame Nature For one
thing, it is his disposition to tackle
the hard job. to surmount obstacles,
and he surely found enough OF these
in prospecting and mining When
the Stokes business finally had been
closed out he drifted south into Nye
county, in the region OF old Bel.
mont, the former grandeur of which
had departed and took up mining
on his own hook At that time, in
1899, the entire population of the
country did not exceed 200 souls,
most OF whom were engaged in
raising livestock He took up some
claims and sank - shaft, working
alone with such tools as he could
gather up TIL shaft was an incline
70 feet deep, equipped with a wind
Continued on Page Three
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ARE FOUND
MURDERED
| n R D A D.
,By Associated Press)

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Feb l7.-The
Misses Louise HUFF and Mabel Foote,
two young schoolteachers at the
Parma high school, were found
beaten to death in the road in Par
ma Heights, near here, today. They
were last seen leaving the school
yesterday A bloody stick was found
near the bodies.
Children on their way to school
this morning found the two mutilat
ed bodies lying in the roadway. Part
Of the women's clothing had been
TORN from the bodies and there were
signs of a desperate struggle in the
snow.
Police authorities believe the
teachers were on their way to board
trolley car for home when killed
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Very few men in Nevada have
had more picturesque career than
asker L. Odd.e, newly electe
United States senator, who takes his
seat March He came to Nevada
- years ago this month. in Febrl-
ary, 1898, after winning his spurs
10 the business world IN New York
city, to take charge of the office
and administrative work for AnsUn
Phelps Ctokes Young visionary,
courageous, he was given charge Of
the extensive mining railroad and
laakiug business Of ~the Stokes in
.erests with headquarters at Austin
Irregularities i'll the conduct Of the
mining branch came to his atteu-
rton which he reported to head
quarters. The investigation which
followed resulted in an upheayal in
he Nevada Office dismissal Of the
general manager and the discontin-
Gancc of the extensive Stokes op-
,ratloEs in the state
THE young New Yorker within a
attIu more than year thus worked
himself out Of a job, and began a
new career in this far western state
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SAYS JAP QUESTION
is PURELY LOCAL

HONOLULU. T. H. Feb IL The
country at large looks upon the
California Japanese question as
something il reads about and does
not much understand, according to
Nyron r. Herrick, hnancier and for
mer United States ambassador to
France. who is spending q vacation
in the islands
Some of the California agitation,
Mr.. Herrick said, strikes me as
being purely local politics, and
am not in sympathy with such
statesmanship
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EFFORT TO GUST
CHAIRMAN FAILS


WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb. ID
The fight to oust Chairman White
of the Democratic national commit
tee, which has been forecast, failed
to materialize at the meeting Of
the national executive committee to-
day
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CHARGE TEACHERS
WITH DISLOYALTY
lPr A..ncintcd Pressl

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Feb II
Charge Of disloyalty against Ferdi-
nand Schraidt, teacher in the Val
lejo high school, whose request for
a teachers certificate may be re
called. were made in a letter re-
ceived by win c Wood, state su.
perintendent from Andrew J. Copp
Jr.. chairman OF the Americanization
committee of the American Legion
post No. 5 Of Los Angeles
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MEXICO To
STOP j. 5.
WORKERS
| N F | i X

MEXICO CITY, pex,co, Feb IL
All Mexican consuls in the United
States have been ordered by the
Mexican foreign office not to wise
the passports of American laborers
coming to Mexico.
Border officials have been in.
structed to be extremely vigilant
in preventing such workmen from
crossing the Rio Grande
This action was taken in an et
fort to stop the tide of American
workmen flowing into Mexico to the
alleged detriment of Mexican labor
CrS.
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FLIER PEARSON
FOUND IN MEXICO


SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Feb IL
Lieutenant Pearson's aIrplane landed
in Mexico five miles south of the
Rio Grande, according to Major II,
c. Pratt. air service officer,
He returned from Sanderson to-
day where he directed the hunt for
Pearson, who arrived there Lass
night after being missing for six
days
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BRITAIN ASKS
GERMANY FOR
PROP OSALS S

PARIS, Feb l7-Germany has
been asked by Great Britain and
France to communicate to them the
counter proposals Of the Berlin gov
ernment before the opening Of the
London conference March T. says
the Journal The newspaper adds
1T would not be surprising if the
conference should become unneces-
sary because OF the derisiye charac
ser OF the German offers
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PAY DIVIDE MINE
TO RESUME WORK

It is reported that the Pay Divide
mine, which is listed on the stock
exchange at San Francisco, and
in which sales are recorded, will
before long resume work The prop
erty is well located, and like mahy
other mines in the Divide district,
needs only development to become
a shipper