davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

mne to, kdyz vas vidim takto,
ubohe dite. Vsak ono Sc jest6
vyjasni. Nyni ale muslin iiti,
prijdu vsak brzy zpet a dou-
fam, ze budu moci S sebou ne
koho privesti, jenz bude yam
milejsi nez ja."
Pohledla na neho udivene.
"Snad neni lord st. Maur v
Americe?"
"Ne. ne. Davam sve cestn6
slovo, 1e naleza Sc ma druhe
strane Atlantiku. Nicmen6 ale
doufam, ze budu moci nekoho
'pfivest, jenz bude vam mily.
Zatim 8 bohem!'
Odspechal pryc pin netrpeli
vosti, by vyhledal pana Edwar-
da Vynne-a.
Jiti pesky, to trvalo mu pTi-
lis dlouho, touzil nyni jen, ably
uz byl u nej.
Zavolal proto prvni prazd-
nou drozku, kteraz jela kolem
n6ho napomenuv vozku, by
jel vsi moznou rychlosti, re
mu zaplati z1Iast' vsednul dc
nj. Ami ne zapal hodiny male
zal Sc pred fi'otelem pana Ed.
warda Vynne-a a vyskotiv, po-
slal lined listek nahoru, zada.
je no "a okamzitou rozmluvu
II veci mad miru dulezite.
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LXXIX. Sir Edward spasri
Leslii.

Velmi prekvapen byl pan
Edward Vynne, kdyz usednuv
k snldani, pojednou obdrzel II
sick tajneho Keene-a Sc slovy:
~ Londyna Ia dulezitou "a
lezitosti."
"Prived'te toho pana sem,
pravil rychle k sluhovi.
Jakmile Keene vessel, po-
vstav, Sci mu v ustrety a jake V
pravde dobre vzdelany muz,
zval no, by MIN spolecne po-
snidal.
Keene odeprel snidani, u
sednul ale ma stolici proti panu
Edwardovi, zkoumave pri tom
81 prohll2eje oblicej sveho pro-
t6jsku.
Pekny to, muzny oblitej, z
nehoz zlrala Slechemost.
"Ubohe to dite muze Sc po-
kladat "a st t'astno, ze ma tako-
vGho muze "a pribuzneho." "
myslel 81 V duchu.
Nahlas pravil:
"Nebyl bych vas, pane vytr-
hoval tax casne, kdybych sku-
tecne nepocit'oval, ze pricina,
proc pfichazim, mne uplne o.
mluvi u vas
"Zadn6 omluvy neni treba,
odporoyal zdvoi,ile sir Ed.
ward.
We'll, poVim vam tedy, pa
ne, co mne sem privedlo. Pri-
naSim YAM zpravu vaSi nett
Leslie Nynne.'
Baronet vzhlednul k nemu
udivcn,
4 tmaTych jeho oci vyrazii
pohled radosti, hned ale ustou.
: pil smutnemu.
Ma net jest mrtva," pravil
Ncni. Wy jste byl nicemnf
: podVeden. lorde Edwarde. Va.
Sc net jest ziva a zdrava. vi
del Jsem il jeste pred pulhodi
dinou."
Sir Edward vstal u yelken
/ rozcileni.
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DELICATESEN stor Sc pro-
da, pri TRIBE $500 tydne. Hla-
ste Sc elsie 1906 Kinsman
Road. 1929
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, rohovy stor, trzi Sc
pres $500 tydne. Je tam byt o
5ti svetnicich. koupelna a jine
zarlZeni. Haste Sc v cis. 9702
Dennison Ave. w. l-29
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LxxvlIl.'r keene pFemlouvi
nadar1po.

nadarpo.
Castohate pozde5i r4kaval
jest9 Keene. ze neivetsim jeho
pfekrapenim V zivote bylo.
kdyz videl TAX nenadale brati
se dolu kc mrizi Lcslii Vynne.
Potkal sc v pohyblivem tom
5isote jeho mnohymi Iptckva-
'pcnimi, toto ale bylo to nej-
v3tSi zet ysech.
Prcplul ocean, by nalezl div
ku tn a hle, nalezne ji sotva
re pfistal ku bfchu, nebylo to
podivne! Jcste vsak podivnej-
Sim byio, re veden byl k nj
malou divenkou, kterouz byl
TAX nahodou naiezl parku
ztracenou Q plaGici.
Jest to oeud." prohlssil
kecne. "Nic jincho nez osud. "
Po nejaky oka1n1ik bylo
pfekvapeni jeho tax velike, 5e
nemohl naiezti SLOW. Nerymi
by se vyjadfil.
Stal tn udiveni, hlede ma
nj jako ma ducha, pfichazejici-
no z jineho sveta.
Konecne byl to vydechnout
ze sebe.
"Slecno Nynne. Jste to sku
teGne vy?'
"Ano. pane keene, jsem to
skutecnc ja." odpovedela.
Pozoroval lined, Jak smut
ne HAS jeji Uni a zaroven jak
smutny byl vyraz V jeji obli-
ceji.
Byla nadmiru klidna q AMI
sc nezdala byti tax prllis pre-
kvapena mad jeho nenadalym
TAX SC objevenim.
Pravdou ale bylo, &c zpra-
YOU onou o sestre a zlocinu ie-
Jim byla tax zarazena, lie ne
rnyslela, re by mohla byti ne.
Gim ma svett iest6 vice prekva-
pena nekdy.
"Jest to podiyne veru, slec
no Vynne, re nalezam vas Ia
koyouto nahodou.' pravil kcc
ne, ''musim ale rici, re Jes'
10 -skutecn6 snad dilem ProZfe
telnosti. Celou cestu tu An
glie sem, konal jsem ien k vii
vam.'
"Obavam sc. ze tomu tax
pane Keone,' znela vazpa
srnutna Jeii odpoved'.
Mala d1Venka a leJl chuN'
udiNene IA nj pohlizely.
'.SleGno Vynne, muslin va
mi nekolik SLOW promluvit. v
mi Sa.jiste neodeprete soukro
me rozmluvy, kdyz priJel user
lprot0 n tax daleka.'
"Ob. ovSem ze me- odvetil
aismevem - take tax Snlu'
rym, re spise podobal sc plt
ci.
st:Nora .idi s.Jenny k snidan
Pane keene, pojd'te sc mnou.
Zafpsfila cestou k domu, Z
tevreia dvere do hezkeho p'
ko]icka a posunula k nemu /
ncsku. D
II "Pani HoHardo9a neni ~
stG Yzhuru, "@pravila. "Ma b
teni ilsvy byla isem s nj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-26

Slecna Hazel Mackayeova New Yorku (na pravo1
sesra Percy Mackaye basnka pr Marie Moore Forreso
va Washngtonu radi panech slavnos ucteni prd
kopnc sufrazetskeho huti chz vzpomenuto bude se
zdu, enz bude zahaen Washngtone 15 dnora Sta
mnohe Mich cizich zeml, budou brat 1castenst OBJ
fadech m provazeno bude venovani sochy Susan B. An
thonyove Elizabeth Cady Stantonove Lucretie Mottove
do rotundy narodnho kaptou. Socha jest dem pr Ade-
lside Johnsonove, Carrary Itaie
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc venkoysk6
obydli, jest V nem s mistnosti,
pekny sklep, cisternova voda,
zavedena do kuchyne a stud
IA yedle. Zaroven jsou k po-
uziti sctaje, kolna, slepicnik
zahradka ma zeleninu, ovocne
stromy q kus vzdelaneho pole.
Jest to ma Is. zastavce A. 3.
G. kary, Z minut od kary v
Bedford. BlizSi podminlzy sde-
i majitelka pi. Josefa Hladl-
kova, zastavka 1112 A. 3. c.
karv Bedford. @. 1-27
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: Roman =

Panl HowardOva jest ia DANA,
8 kterou jsem pfijela do Ame-
riky. Jsem zde teprv diva dny."
keene zacal o svem poslani
ihned.
"Slecno Vynne, myslim, ze
vite, kdo mne postal do Ame-
nky?"
"Myslim, lie mohu sc to do
myslet," odvetila tise." Neby-
10 toho ale tfeba."
"Proc ne, slecno Vynne?"
"Darmo mi to pripomina o.
pet ma veskere ty nesnaze, JED
jsem zazila."
"Slefno Vynne. chcete po-
slechnouti me rady?"
"Reknete mi, co chcete mi
radit."
| "JednoduSe toto - pojd'te
zpet do Angle sc mnou nej-
blizsim parnikem. Myslim, ze
byste chtela, kdybyste vedela,
$ jakou radosti by vas lord st.
Maur piijal."
"Nemohu, pane Keene," pra
villa klidnym, smutnym hlasem.
"Musim konati svou povinnost
q zustat zde!"
"Slecno Vynne. nedelate ale
dobfe," zvolal Keene.
''MuEe byti, pane Keene, a.
lie jak vidite, jsem v prayu a
kdyz ia myskm, ze jsem v pra
WI. tcdy Jest to dobre," odveti
la Leslie 3 onim n6zne-smut-
nym pohledem, kteryz vice sc
cloveka dotkne nez slzy.
"Nejste ale V pravu. pusobi-
Ii tax velky boil lordu st. Maui
rovi, jake Wy Ginite. Mela byste
ponekud tez myslet ma nej."
| "Myslim nan. Coz mystic,
pane Keene, De bych byla nyni
zde. kdybych nemela jeho Ste
sti vice ma n,ysli ncz sve vlast-
ni?"
'Dobre, sIecno Vynnc, mohu
jen rici tohk, ze kdyhyste no
videla nyni, nebyla byste pi1-
lis spokojena s jeho Stestim.
Nevidel jsem nikdy muze tax
zmdn6n6ho v kratkem case. ja-
ko Jest on"
Zbledla a rasn6 jeji oci "a
lily sc slzami.
| Pritiskla 81 ruku k srdci a
vZdychala. nerikala ale mic.
"A pak-li byste mi dovoli-
| Ia" rekl Ease Keene, "rekl
fbych YAM, re V jednom ohledu
nemate zadneho prava taktc
odeiiti cd mylorda. Pokud
jsem vyrozumel, byli jste "a
snoubeni, Wy slibila jste mu, ze
si no vezmete "a manzela -
nasledkem toho, kdyz jste hc
opustila, zrusila jste sve slovt
a ' tom nejste v pravu" doda
rozhorlene pon6kud.
! "Oh. pane Keene, Wy nevits
- Wy tomu nerozumfte!" zvo
lala size il tekly po licich
"Lepe jest. kdyz zlomila jsen
sva slovo, ncz abych mu zlomi
Ia srdce."
"WeH, obiivam SO, re jst'
prave ma ceste, ncinit tax ny
: nj. A to jest iplna pravda, sic
: emo Vynne.'
"Oh ne, ne. On miluje mnl
velicc, vim to - boil mnc to
kdyz pomyslim jak - casen
+, vsak ma me zapomene a pro
ito Jest lepe, ze jsem odesl
! pryc. Vse = vse, jest lepsi. ne
'abych mela pokalet Sleclitick
: jcho jmeno tim. &c by poja
Y "a zenu mnc - jcJH scstra pi
: pravila jcho sestru zivot.'
. "Slecno Vynne," pravil nd
HE kecnc, "nechtela byste II
a rici, kdo YAM novinu tn sdt
: lil?v
- 'Proc pax ne. pane kecnt
Byla to slecna Greville."
III "Slecna Greviilc:n a
y Zviastni objevil Sc vyraz
) obliceji Jeho al pro sebe sam
j. duchu 81 poyidal =
= aIr nnrE, ,.,.1,.t' ,4t,,,, 4
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aDragedie svatebnf noci.
M Roman

"Oh, tamto jest Jenny, mo-
je chdva a to jest mas d0m!"
zvolala a rychle jake sttela
letela Y n&ruci chIvy, kae se
smala a plakala zaroven.
Keene Q nekolik kroku sc
ptiblizil, chteje mluvit chd-
YOU a rici j, kde dfvenku tn
nasel,
Nez. ale mohl ieste promlu-
viii slova, zaslechl hlss, KITE
ryz pobouril veskere jeho ci-
Wy.
Has ten prnhazel blize, o.
soba vsak, kterez nalezel, "a
kryta byla jest9 stromy.
"Zde, slecno, Jest Nora" pra
villa Jenny. "Jakys pan il ma
lezl a pfivedl il SEM"
ooh. jak sc mu spodekuji.
jest tam jeSt6 ten pan, Jenny?
Rada bych sc mu podekovala,
nez odejde."
PAX pojednou objevila Sc po
stava "a a vysla re stromu il
xakfyvajicich. r
,Bsla TO Leslie, ,'Vyhne.
LxxvlH.D keene pFemiouvl
nadarrpo.
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Maj. G.. Thurston Greene,
78-lety, jenz ziskal svuj titul
a ztratil nohu V obcanske val
&C, Jest nepochybne ten nej-
starsi student v zemi. Major,
jenz 81 pamatuje vzrusujici u
dalosti z let 1861-65 lepe nez
z DOLBY pfitomne, dial Sc "a
psati do tfidy Y. M. G. A. v
New Yorku pro vycvik pane
ii. Jako byvaly vojak byl pri-
jat bezplatne.
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc zena neb divka
na domaci praci do triclenn6
Haste Sc v els. 4223
Sackett Ave. :?
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PREJETE 81 miti svnj vlast-
nj domov? Nam ma prodej v
okoli Broadway mensi domek
S peknym zarizenim "a pfici-
nou odjezdu. Tento domek je
velmi vyhodny pro malou ra-
dinu, aneb starsi lidi, kteri
chteji m{ti male vylohy. Cena
pouze $2250. Hotove asi $1,000
a ostatni vam obstaram. Hla-
ste Sc u Ant. Cerny, 1852 E.
l39 ul. Tel. Union 1898, aneb
Sc ptejte elsie 3O67 Nursery
ct. cot. Ctvr. Sob.)
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COMMUNICATED.

Editor Miner:
Dear Sir:-Lots of folks don't
seem to fully realize that the stu
alton with respect to the enforce
ment of the Noxious Weed Law is
different from what it has been for
the past twenty-five or more years.
One item in particular is provoking
lot of discussion. This is the
responsibility on the part of the
township boards for the cutting of
weeds along the roadsides. Until
the passage of Chapter 32O-S.F.
422, Laws of 1921, roadside weeds
were supposed to have been cut by
the abutting property owners and
the town board members, village
council and such officers were au-
thorized to notify the property own
ers to destroy the weeds. Now,
under the provisions of Chapter 800
(cited above) it is obligatory on
the town boards to cut or cause to
be cut all noxious weeds along the
roadside.
(Sec. ~ The governing board
of each town, village, borough or
city, shall at the expense of such
municipality, cause all noxious
weeds standing or growing upon
any public road or highway therein
to be cut down between the first
day of June and the 18th day of
October following as often as may
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Boilers on Sinking ships.

II is a common thing to hear Of q
ships boilers bursting as 1t sinks
beneath the water. Now as the water,
b. Its GOODNESS, condenses the steam,
creating a partial vacuum. boilers
might collapse. but certainly they
could never explode. But, as mat
ter of fact, several salvage officers
have declared that In their whole
career burst or collapsed boiler has
never come to their notice In vessel
raised from the water. The idea prob
ably arose through the water, which
first reached the fires and the hot boil
ers, being instantly turned to steam
by the tremendous heat. and rising in
this form above the ship, giving the
impression that the boilers had burst.
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Worlds LONGEST Penstock.

Fully, Switzerland has a hydroelec-
trio plant that receives its supply Of
water from an Alpine lake seven thou
sand feet above sea-level, and the wa
ter dr. p five thousand feet before 1t
finally reaches the wheels in the pow
erhouse. A long steel pipe, or PEN
stock. carries the water from the up
per level to the water-wheels In the
power plant, where twelve thousand
horsepower Is generated. When the
water reaches the end of Its long jour-
ney. ii is travelling at a speed of 500
feet a second This is the longest PEN
stock In use in the world.-Popular
Science Monthly.
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September Is, 1921.
To Community Service Workers:
In an article by Arthur Mellow
Age, Mr.. Mcdowell quotes the fol-
"The world that we must seek
spirit is alive, in which life is an
based rather upon the impulse to
construct than upon the desire to
retain what we possess, or to seize
what is possessed by others. It
must be world in which affection
has free play, in which love is
purged of the instinct for domina-
ton, in which cruelty and envy
have been dispelled by happiness
and the unfettered development of
all the instincts that build up life
and fill it with mental delights.
Such a world is possible, it waits
only for man to create it."
In commenting upon this Mr..
Mcdowell says:
"His theory that impulse counts
for much more than we suppose,
and that we can, and should, pit
the creative impulses in life against
the possessive, has a freshness and
beauty Of its own; beyond question.
Mr.. Russell's ideal world would be
pleasanter than ours. Why does
his view leave misgiving, then?
Partly because of its optimism; it
overlooks what he recognizes, for
instance, to be the prime cause Of
war-that large proportion of
mankind have an impulse to con-
fiict."
at is at this point, says Joseph
Lee, 'that the theory of Commu-
nifty Service supplements Mr.. Rus
sells. Community Service does
not overlook the combative instinct.
On the contrary it assumes that all
mankind has such instinct and that
it is wholesome one. Instead of
attempting to eradicate or fight
against it the policy of Community
Service is to use this instinct to
build the groundwork of character
through its own expression in the
competing and fighting games
both the team games and those in
which the contest is individual or
in which, as in baseball, it has both
aspects.
There is in truth no necessary
conflict between conflict and crea-
ton, between the spirit of chivalry
and the spirit of art. 1t was while
Athens was fighting nation that
its great art arose and it was when
it lost its fighting age that its art
became decadent. The same is
true of Florence and has in the
main been true of every nation.
Man has many idealistic instincts
among which conflict, creation, nur-
ture (loye of his fellow men), and
loyalty are the chief, and he will
never come to his full stature if
any of these elements are left out"
H. S. BRAUCHER,
Secretary.
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can Legion employment bureaus
throughout the nation, the spirit
of comradeship which Legionaires
carried back with them into civil
ian life is being demonstrated. The
other day the st. Paul Legion En-
ployment Bureau phone rang, "A
man to clean house" said voice.
A score of unemployed and hungry
veterans hung on the next word.
Which of you wants this job?",
asked the clerk Not man spoke.
Finally, the clerk beckoned one,
saying Don't you want this job?"
Yes, replied the man from whose
left hand two fingers were missing,
and whose cheek was the scar of a
bullet wound, "Yes, but | think
this man here has been out of work
longer than / have.
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But There Was a Time.

Bliggins for some years had gone
the pace that kills only 1t didn't XIII
him, but merely reformed him. Then
he joined the church and rose so high
In Its councils that he was sent to
one of the big cities as delegate to
a friend when he returned. "The con-
vention? Oh, all right" answered
Bliggins. "But that town! Some
town. If I'd only been delegate to
something there before got con-
varted w-American Legion Weekly.
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There Is more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years II was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment. pronouncsd
II incurable Catarrh 10 local disease.
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires ccnstitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine, manufactured by F. J. Cheney q
Co., Toledo. Ohio, IL a constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward Is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. Ohio
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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be necessary to prevent the ripen-
ing and scattering of seed of nox-
ious weeds.
Obviously the members of the
town boards did not wish to offend
friends and neighbors by ordering
them out to cut weeds even though
large majority of the farmers
favor the procedure as provided
in former laws. AS a result most
of the roadsides were neglected
until weed seeds had ripened. Thus
the old story "Everybody's business
is nobody's business.
Now it is to be different. The
law plainly states that the cutting
of roadside weeds is up to the
town board of the respective town
ship and the administration of the
law is in the hands of state officials.
Hence no danger of creating a
neighborhood feeling" is likely to
develop. The local weed inspector
notifies the members of the town
board just as he would a farmer
comply with the notice and get the
weeds cut, the law may take its
course.
lie new law was pdSSSu Ou The
assumption that united action was
the basic principle in noxious weed
control. Those who want to see
weeds under control and voluntar-
! lily attempt to keep them in check
will welcome the law and its en-
forcement Those who are indiffer-
ent or neglectful of weeds will be
willing to be reminded and will
fall into line for the universal eff
| fort Those who do not sense their
responsibility to our fellow men
must be reminded of the fact and
| be brought to the point of realiz-
ing that this weed problem is not
any one individuals, but one de-
manding the attention of every
land holder-country or city, and
of those who have charge of lands
such as public parks, roads, streets
and alleys.
| C. P. BULL,
| State Weed Inspector
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For ElIes.

For the woman who lives In the
country and is unable to get ny paper
when her supply runs out. this hint
will be useful. Mix half teaspoonful
Of black pepper, one teaspoonful brown
sugar. one teaspoonful Of milk. place
on plate, and the flies will soon dis
appear.
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The HUMANKIND Influence.

Mr.. Multikids-"I tell you, old fell
low, it does a man like you good to
get out among his married friends,
surrounded by their children. Gives
MIN kindlier thought and all that sort
of thing, don't you Think" Mr.. Old
oatch-"Sure thing! These little dew
ils make me think far more charitably
of Herod."
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It's the Calm Ones Who Get Fat.
$50 you married that Miss Meek.
l remember her well-a quiet, shrink
ing sort Of girl" Nothing shrinking
about her; she's twice the size she
used to be."-Boston Transcript.
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Three Ways-AIl Futile.

There are at least three ways Of
setting about reforming the world
ali Of them effective.-London Satur
day Review.
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Read letters Below
Recerae from $4,000 to 1000 Miles

Now and then they are empha-
sized by unusual instances such
IS quoted below. Performances
like these demonstrate the ulti-
mate possibilities of Firestone
Cords under careful driving.
Sept 2. is2i
The Harvey Z Mack Co,
fhixteenth q Harmoa Plsee.
Minneapoiis.
Ganeiemen:-
Il occurs 70 me that ysu might be interested
in the mileage that Obtained from the 81 Of
Fiseseons Cord tirss on nay Dedse coupe. The
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-10-07

Cusd Tires built the Firestone
wy could not fsi to produce
Haiieage. Every day, from all over
The eouuesy, comes the word that
Meo0 1A000 Or $4,000 miles are
frequent and consistent records.
YssysAsse TtV 3 pobAss Co.
&Ets 5Isss1
6sAspsss-
n: s62 = q, s', e. ne, :. IA. ~
80 $500 & sfssa tisnss. The svsrass
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-10-07

NV NAAE @4S N
900 miles. The second
tire rolled up q mileage
Of between 81, 900 end
IS, ooo. These were both
rear tires and had been
cut considerably By
chains. The two front
dres have gone better
than IS, 900 miles and are
still In good condition. ]
expect 70 get 81 least
$4,000 miles from each OF
them. I need scarcely
say that the Firestsns
Cord will be my Tire
choice for the future.
Archie n. Beard,
szz IAEslle Bldg.
MiuneaooHa
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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-10-07

The school board at Nashwauk is
arranging to turn over the old vii
age school building to local Legion
aires for use as meeting place,
.lubrooms, and Legion Auxiliary
oings. The plan contemplates the
furnishing of a caretaker by the
township board and heat and light
by the village council The school
contains a fine auditorium which
will be just the thing for home tai
ent plays, dances and other enter
tainments.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-16
MAysLICk CLUB TO Be
IN KENTUCKY LEAGUE
Announcement Of the Formation Of
Kentucky Baseball League In Which
Mason County Team Has Berth.

Announcement comes from Belle
vue, KY, of the recent formation Of a
semi-professional baseball club at q
meeting Of tho managers of various
club throughout the state. A state
championship elimination series will
be played during the remainder Of the
season.
While It is rather late to do much in
the formation of the league, the games
played during the remainder Of the
season, will assist, the managers point
out, in formulating plans for the COM
ing season. A secretary will be ap-
point to keep a record and a report OF
the standing Of the teams will be pub
lished once week. At the end Of the
season a three-game series will be
played by the two clubs holding the
best season records.
the following teams will comprise
the league: Lexington Reos, Paris
Ruggles, Bellevue, Covlngton Athlet,
les, Ludlow White SoN, Ludlow X. Of
c., Latonia Holy Cross, Newport I. o
O. F., Falmouth, Mayslick, Irvine and
Williamstown. The first games of the
series will be played on next Sunday