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Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

ing the short end OF an 1913 game
with the university. The local boys
used only IA men in the entire game
while the university. trying out all its
material. roped in about 40 players
during the contest This. members
Of the legion eleven say, was greatly
responsible for their defeat.
However, the legion put up far bet
ter showing against the intensely
trained university team than did the
Phoenix Indians, who were swamped
by the university, SO Tor thereabouts)
to o last Saturday. The Indians were
unable TO score. while the legion boys
put over two touchdOwns on the Wild
cats.
The legion is ready to do battle
again. On October 90 it will tangle
with the local nigh school team and
on November with the cavalry team
from Douglas.
The big game of the season will be
on Armistice Dav. when the veterans
will clash with the G. & A.
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REMARKABLE RUN IS
SCORED By BELGIAN

NEW YORK, Oct. is. Edouard
Horemans, billiard champion of Eu-
rope. made a run of 400 from spot
today in the third block of Il 2400-
point game of 1872 balk line with
Koji Yamada, Japanese champion.
The Belgian's opponent never got
chance at the cue. This was said 20
be the first time in the history OF
professional playing such run has
been made.
The match is being played in
blocks of 400. The score at the end
of the third block was: Horemans
1900: Yamada 81
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ing in the ears; it is hard to swallow.
Before his face an arm is slowly ris-
ing. falling. fading-then all is dark
Old Man Time vets the end of his pen
ell and records another K. o. under
the name of Thomas Gibbons.
Who can stay with Gibbons?
Possibly two men-Jack Dempsey
and CarpenSier. we doubt if Brennan
or Miske could do it. Willie Meehan
the tat boy who stayed with Dempsey
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CIVIC PLAYERS READ
TWO ENJOYABLE PLAYS

Voices" and Nevertheless" two
short plays. were read last night by
members of the Warren District Civic
Players. under the direction of Miss
Grace Parsons, in the high school gym
nasium. And an appreciative audi
ence enjoyed both plays, the first of
several to be presented during the
fall and winter months by the players.
Novel. lighting features added to the
success of the program.
"A Marriage Has Been Arranged"
and "The Bracelet" will be the next
two plays presented. They will prop
ably be given within the next few
weeks under the direction of Miss
Alice Chaplin, member of the civic
players.
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LEGION ELEVEN
STILL IN ACTION
Defeat by University Team,
And Its Reserves, Fails
To Daunt Local Boys

Far from being discouraged by their
recent defeat at the hands of the uni
5ersitY team, members OF the local le-
giOn eleven are practicing daily for
other games this season, and particu-
larly for the Armistice Day battle with
the c. x A. gridiron squad.
The legion team started its career
in Tucson several weeks ago by TAX
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
BY ROY GROVE

It's the bad news. it is, for any bat
tier when his manager, with extended
chest, comes strutting up and smacks
the young contender OH the spine and
smilingly says: We'll, kid, | gotcha
matched for the 25th, with Tommy
Gibbons"
For it's always the same monoto-
nous story in those fights.
The light dims, there is a dull ring
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
Weaver Takes His
Claim For $4,000
Salary Into Court

CHICAGO. Oct. is. - George ID.
"Buck" Weaver. former White SoX
player. today filed writ of attach
ment in the municipal court to collect
$4,000 salary alleged to be due him
on his contract with the club.
Weaver contends President Charles
COmiskey dropped him without war
rant and that the trial. at which he
was acquitted, showed there was no
evidence to connect him with the al
legged throwing" of games.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19

Tame swans have been known to
live longer than 30 years.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-10-19
Gibbons Record

Here is list of Tommy Gibbons
knockouts from FEB. 10 to date:
1. Tony Melchoir, ] round, Feb.
49,
g AL Reich, l round, March S.
j. Paul Sampson, 2 rounds,
March %.
4. Sergt. Norcross, l round,
March 81.
5. Larry Williams, rounds,
April II.
6. Porkey Flynn, II rounds,
April 10.
Z. Hugh Walker, l round. April
20.
s. Jack Keenan, l round, May
30.
9. Sergt. Ray Smith, rounds,
May 81.
10. Jack Clifford, 3 rounds, May
80.
II. Willie Keller, 2 rounds, June
Z.
u. Willie Meehan, l round, June
%.
10. Dan O'Dowd, rounds, Sept.
5.
IA. Wild Bill Reed, 2 rounds,
Sept. ID.
Is. joe, Burke, rounds, Sept. 20.
Is. Clay Turner, / round, Oct. Z.
II. Fred Allen, round, Oct. IA.
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SOCIALISACE PRY Sc
LHALA.

Praha, ?. cervna. Jeden z
prvnich pokusG V socialisaci mi
mo Rusko skoncil nezdarem.
Asi pred peti mesici velike
sklarny Gapelovy We Zlichove,
blize Prahy, staly Sc d6lnic-
kym, ko-operativnim podni-
KEN. Pc p6tim6sicnim fizeni
zayodu delnici shledali, ze ma
hromadil Sc Jim schodek 600,-
600 korun re nemohou po-
kracovati dale S onim expert
mentem.
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joval pokoj panty s pisarnou
rrYniho 1radnika, nahle Sc O.
zval plsar oznamoval:
"Jest zde madame Lucienne
Bernierova. Chce s vami mlu-
viti".
Joubert Sc zalekl.
"U certa y pomyslil 81. "Co
mi asi chce. Nu, vzdyt' Sc to
DOWN, az S nj promluvfm. u
vftam il -"
Zavrel knihy a Sci otevfit
dv6re.
Byvala milenka Leopoldova
vesla chladne pfivetivou tva-
II; byla velmi svddne a vkus-
ne oblecena.
"Dobre jitro, mily pane,
pravila podavajlc Placidovi ru
ku drive, nez Sc posadila do
kresla. "Jak Sc vam dari? Una
menite vypadate! Prichazim
vam snad v nevhod, nebot' ma
tie zajiste mnoho prace a snad
i starostf V den pred podpisem
svatebni smlouvy 'naseho" Le-
opolda -"
Lucienna kladla velky dGraz
ma slovo mas.
Jake! Wy vite?" ptal Sc
Joubert zarazen6.
"Prosim vas, jak bych nev6-
della! Vzdyt' dal jste prece o.
hlasiti snatek v novinach. Jest
ostatne znamenitym snatek
ten. K Will nemu prichazim
vlastne k vam, nez odiedu".
"Vy odjizdite?" zvolal Jou-
bert.
"Ano; nudim Sc V Parizi.
Jdu ma Rus. Prodala jsem ma
bytek a urovnala sve im6ni.
Ia tyden budu popijeti cham
pagnske S bojary - pill tam
pry lepsi vina nez zde u mas.
Ale vite zajist6, re neprisla
jsem k vam proto, abych vam
to vyprav6la. Jdu 81 stezo3ati
ma Leopolda".
"a proG?"
"Choval Sc ke mne jake spro
st'ak! Kdyz Sc zanecha k Will
snatku milenka, jez slouziIa
vam jen ke cti, zasIouzi pTece,
aby Sc il dala pekna pamatka,
neni-liz pravda? N6co, co by
il aspon trochu potesilo, ma Sc
il zanechatp"
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NEJNOVEJSf LOUPEZ.
Lupic; spoutaii nocniho hlidace
a ukoristili $635.O0.

Pet maskovanych lupicu vni-
klo do apartmentu Chateau
Maurice, 4311 Prospect Ave.
dnes o 4. hodin6 ranni, spou-
tall noGniho hlidace Cooleye
Watsona, vyhrozujice mu smr-
ii. nacez vyrazili Il bezpecnost-
nj pokladny kombinacni zamek
a ukradli $435.00 ma hotovo-
sti a ia $500 ceku. Penize pa
trily firm6 j. B. Stotter Co.,
ktere jest sVefena sprava pre-
padeneho domu. Hlldac byl
prepaden, kdyz cistil chodbu,
dvema lupici prislymi postran-
MIN ychodam tfi JIM vesli
vchodem pruGeli. Jeden z
banditd mu pritiskl hlaven re-
volveru k spanku, kdezto dru-
ri iei svazali. Pres pokladnu
dali sukni, ably tlumen byl w
buch. Prace jejich trvala sko-
rem pul hodiny, nezli Sc nelu-
sene mohli kctisti uchtliti y
bezpeci,
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Jelikoz jsem dlouholety far
mar a mann dosti zkusenosti We
farmarenI, nabizim yam ma
sledujici fanny ma pr0dej:
Krasna farma los akrech
na dlazd6n6 cest6, p mil od
squaru, 8 krav, 4 jaloyice, 2
kone, muoho slepic, krasny les
cukrovych stromu, vsechno ma
radi. Cena 900, poIovina
hotoye. Je to nejvetsi lace u
tomto okresu. Farma tato hodi
Sc pro dE6 rodiny.
Farma AZ akru, pul mile cd
dlazby, . kr4v, , kon6, 20 sle-
pie, dosti ruzn6ho ovoce. Cena
$500, polovic hotoye.
.Farma 0 25ti akrech na
dlazbe, 20 mil cd squaru, 4 kra
w, 2 kone, go slepic, ysechno
ovoce, vino, maiiny, bezinky,
yoda, plyn, zachod uynir Ce-
ma $500, polovic hotoy5.
Nam jeSt6 jine fanny Y prode-
il neb na Vymenu "a m6stsky
majetek. NaYstivte mne, ane5
poslete Hstek, ia Vas narsa-
vim, jsem 81 jist, ze YAM ryhie-
dam farmu X Yasi spokojeno-
sti.
Jos. Peak, R.D. 5. Chardon, o.
6-3
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CTETE POZORNE.

Naskytuje Sc Yam dobra pri-
lezitost koupiti 81 p6kny dunn
pro til rodiny, todz diva domy
ma jednom lot6, jeden je pro
dve rodiny druhy pro jednu
rodinu. Je tam elektrika, plyn,
koupelny, kazda rodina ma
svuj sklep a V kazdem jsou
skopky na pradlo. Ulice dlazd6
ma. Majetek tento nese najmu
800 m6sicn6. Jeden byt je
hned k nast6hoyani. Cena $10,-
500, hotove S., 900 a ostatni IA
splatky jako najem. Pfijd'te 81
majetek tento prohlednouti v
elsie 3046 zap. 48. al. Jiny
dun ma zap. 43 I'll. pro tri rodi-
ny, Is pokojd, puda, til skle-
py, fernes, elektrika, plyn, pro
da Sc ia $1,000, hotove $4,000,
ostatni Ma splatky. - Pekny
dun o 5ti pokojich, mensi
sklep, lot % pri 70 strevicich,
ban. Cena $3.50, hotove $500,
ostatni ma splatky, naleza Sc
ma Mosse Pl., blize trznice na
zap. strane. Kdo by cht6l yym6
nit obchod "a dun, neeht' Sc
co nejdrive prihlasi. Blizsi sd6-
Il Jan Smik, 4811 Clark Ave,
IS. w. Cleveland, o. 6-2
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NEPROPAsTE TuTO pRf-

LEzITOST! Proc platiti vice
"a jeden lot a nev tax dobr6m
okoli, kdyz mdzee koupiti diva
Lofty "a stejnou enu Y lepsfm
mist6 Sc vsim welebenlm We
die Union kary svych. 104. ul.
Lofty jsou 40 pfi 120 str, kaz-
dy a cena obou 81, 800. Blizsi
sdeli J. F. Nejedik Co, 11015
Union Ave. let. Broadway
1856, Union 1861 r. F?
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RAKOUSKY KABINET Cd
STOUPIL.

Widen, ?. tervna. Rakousky
kabinet resignoval, odepfev
prijati nasledky projektoyan6-
no plebiscitu We Styrsku, zda-li
Rakousko melo by Sc pripojiti
k Nemecku.
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MUzI,

Mate pfatele ieb znam6, kite
ri 81 preji zridit jejich budou-
q domov ma trai kary vych.
los. ul., blize Garfield parku?
Jsme 5 to pomo;i financovati
stavby domd, a2artmentu neb
obchodnich mis-, V t6to ctvrti.
Name as 100 lotu ma jedno
dvourodinn6 dony i krasna OBJ
chodni mista pr trait ma vych.
los. ul. Platime dobrym pro-
davatum 10 proc. provise a pri
uzavirani obchodu poskytuje-
me kazdou ponoc. Prjmem
muze tez ma 6astecnou dobu.
NaVstiVte mas vyplati Sc Yam
kdyz Sc ma tuto vytecnou pri-
lezitost vyptate. Prjd'te mezi
10 a 1. hodinou do cisla 715
National City Building. Main
4027, Central 1870. So
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OBCHODNf MiSTO vymeninn.

Grocera a hostinec, kde Sc
muze proyozovat reznictyi q
t6z cukrovinkovy obchod -
rohovy to pekny majetek 5
obydlim 9 sv6t. a koupel-
nou, horkou vodou vytap6ny,
yystavn6 to misto, Y ceskenl
okoli nedaleko Broadway
cena trinact tisic, 4 proda se
na spiatky aneb rIijlne Sc
privatnI maietek ia vyueni.
Toto iesr " hodna ace bu-
de e clta stat tn en
kdo1 e rrihlasl Nechte
adre5u " adm. t. /. POD znac-
kou "C5chodnl mlsto". ca
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.VEE.KY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napsa Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.

des, papinku?" tazal Sc Leo
pold, jenz, jak vine, znal vel
mi dobre tuto krajinu.
INA ostrov Saint Catherine.
Hejsek Sc usklibl.
Ostrov Saint Catherine cho-
val pro neho velmi neprijem-
nou vZpominku.
Kdyz sli okolo letohradku,
kan jsme liz naSe ctenare uve-
di, vyndal Leopold rychle ka-
pesni satek a zakryval 81 jim
oblicej,
Pred letohradkem staly dve
zeny; domaci pani, Juana, a
jeji pritelkyn6, Lucienne Ber-
nierova. RaA
Hejsek Sc darmo skryval;
Lucienna poznala jej j jeho
otce, a vypukla V hlasity, uste-
pacny smich.
Zaslechnuv smich, Placide
zvedl hlavu, ohledl Sc a po-
znal byvalou milenku sv6ho sy-
ma, nicemnici, jiz byl podpla-
til, ably uvedla We zkazu Klaru,
kdyz byla ieste kramskou u pa
nj Thouretov6.
Zakabonil Sc, ale tvare Sc,
jakoby il nepoznal, Sci dale.
Dosli brzy k letohradku, v
nemz prebyvala slepa dee
rou.
Vrata byla pootevrena.
Placide otevrel je do koran
Q vessel do zahrady.
leopold 5 ubledIou tvari sci
"a otcem.
Dosli k domu.
josefa zahl6dnuvsi je 2 ok
ma, prisla Jim vstric.
"Ohlaste mas damam", oslo
vii il Joubert.
Obratil Sc pax k Leopoldovi
a zarazen jsa synoyou rozpaci-
tosti, prayil:
"Seber Sc, at nevyhlizis ia-
ka blbec; at nedelas mi ostu-
du".
Heisek byl tax pomaten, ze
nemohl vypraviti ami iedin6ho
sloVa.
Josefa Sc mezi tim vratila
uvedla prichozi do salonu k O.
b6ma damam.
Klara opetovala hluboky, pc
nizeny pozdrav Leopolduv pou
hJm kyvnutim, nevsimajic 81
smesnych jeho poklon.
Slecna de Rhode, spoGivaji-
ci ma pohovce, zdala sc byti We
lice slabou.
"Snad neiste churava, draha
madame? ," tazal Sc Placide
pfistupuie k nj a libaje il ruku.
Jest mi jen pon6kud nevol-
no., odpoved6la slepa. "Trpim
nasledkem hrozne, nepochopi-
telne Vcerejsi sv6 melody.
'Lituji, ze vas prave dnes
Vyru$uii N mel jsem jeste Sc
ckati a pfedstaviti vam sv6ho
syna, drah6 sy6 dita, az poz-
d6ji7
me, ne - dobfe, zc iste iej
privedl Kde iest?"
"Zde isem, madame, odv6-
til Leopold, mute Sc nasilne k
reci. ''Prisel jsem yam vyslo-
Niti sve nesnirn6 pote5eni mad
tim, re dostalo Sc mi zvlaStni
neoceniteln6 Ell byti vam pred
staven; blahorecim prozretel-
nosti, y svedla mne opet Sc
sletnou KIarou, jez byla jedi
nou, nejdraz5i mou bohyni q
jiz mel jsem "a ztracenou na
v6ky".
"'Trochu stroien6 a dosti
hloupe ~ celku vSak snesi-
telne mluvi" pomyslil 81
muz S obliceiem draveho pta-
ka.
Mlada divka ujala Sc slova.
Klary Gervaisov& iiz neni,
pane, pravila Sc smutnym Il
sm6Vem. Ones zovu Sc Jana
Marie de Rhode. Prozfetelnost
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minulost; proslm vas co neJ-
snazn6ji - zapomente! Pravi
Sc, re hrich, k nemuz Sc pri-
zname, jest jiz ma polo odpu-
stem. Priznavam Sc. Ano, pri-
znavam Sc - choval jsem Sc
jako blbec, jako ulicnik, jako
pobuda. Zapomente ma to, slec-
no Klaro! - Zapomente!
-. .a.ss...s::s..e s.s.e - tssssssssE
XXI.
I
Po kratkem mlceni Septala
Klara slabym, chv6jicim Sc hla
sem:
"Rekli vam, pane, re chci
zapomenouti ma minulost a re
jsem ochotna stati Sc -"
/ pres vSe premahani memo
hla domluviti.
'Mou choti - ano, slecno
Klaro", dorekl hejsek. Vim,
ze jste mi odpustila re stanu
se co nejdrive nejst' astn6j$im
clovekem -
'Zajist6, nebot' prinesu vam
yenem vice nez tri miliony -
zvolala mlada divka trpce. =
ia tyden podepiseme swatch
nj smlouvu - a do tie DOLBY do
voluje vam matinka, abyste Sc
mi prisel nekdy "dvoriti'. My
slim, ze Sc tax obyGejne rika
podobnym navStevam".
20, jak iste laskava, slecno
KlarQ, jak jste laskava l't
Jiz jsem YAM fekla, re ne
jmenuji Sc nyni Klara Gervai-
sova, zovu Sc Jana Marie de
Rhode - fikejte mi tedy Jana
Marie.
"Pokusim Sc o to, slecno Kla-
70 - ale pujde to tezko. Zvykl
jsem 81 jiz rikati vam jinak'.
Dcera slepe nechtela slyseti
z dst Leopolda jmeno Klara,
joz znelo tax libezn6, kdyz Wy
slovil je drahy il Adrien Cow
'reur.
Nyni stal Sc hovor vseobec-
nym.
1 Zmuzila divka odhodlala Sc
yelkodusne k obeti sveho srd-
ce; nyni musil Sc blizky sna-
tex podrobn6 umluViti.
Bylo urcceno, aby objednaly
Sc lined ohlaSky a mladi man
zele ze neopusti slepou, nybrz
ze budou S nj bydleti ma leto-
hradku.
Placide pfidal velkoduSne
tento svdj majetek k synovu
v6nu.
Svatebni smlouva m6la Sc pc
depsati letohradku ma ostro-
We Saint Catherine, a snatek
mel Sc pax slaviti kostele a
L maria Y Creteilu.
Nav$tdva tryala iiz dosti
dlouho; otec syn rozloutili Sc
konecne6 6s damami a odesIi
ku kocaru, jenz mel ie dovdzti
zp6t do Parize.
Joubert byl velice spokojen.
Leopold zafil blahem -
Uplynuly Gtyri dny.
Hejsek dojizd6l kazdy den
ia ostroy Saint Catherine, ably
polibiI budouci sv6 tchyni ruku
prinesl sy6 nev6st6 velmi
skVostnou kytici 2 nejdrazsiho
kvotinafskeho kramu.
3oubert pozval hosty k pod
pisu syatebni smlouvy zaslal
do noVin malou zpravu, ia niz
platil po trech francich ga
radku.
ZpraVa tato oznamovala sve
tn, ze syn znameho a velice bo-
hat6ho fiditele obchodni kance
lafe V ulici Geoffroy Marie o.
zeni Sc roztomilou divkou,
slecnou Janou Marii de Rhode,
jez pfinese mu tfi a pdl milionu
. Vena.
Hostina mela b5ti upravena
Y letohradku creteilskym ho-
: stinskym.
MGIa h4y4i J,,aoo4 Loo+{
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PRODA Sc:

IA PRfCINOU stehovani pro-
da Sc LEVINE Side board. plyno-
va vyhrevni kamna, Kitchen
cabinet praci stroi K hnani
vodou. Haste Sc V {. 1925 Ivy
Ave. :?
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc domek 0 4
svetnicich pozemkem, 0 l
akru, garaz, slepicnik, dobra
voda, lie ma A. B. c. linii mezi
zastavkou z. a TO-, 15 minut od
kary. Najem $1,000. Haste
Sc V c. 1925 Crestwood Ave.
o. Ga
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PRODA Sc grocernf a cukro
vinkovy obchod p6knym by
tenn 0 p6ti pokojich, V kter6m
sc trzi hotove pres $400 tydne.
Blizsi Sc sdeli V els. Pap Prof
fesor ul Vemte Fairfield ka-
RI. 90
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IA PRICINOU odjezdu pro
da Sc Davenport matraci, kite
~ stal $4,000, da Sc "a $45.
Haste Sc V els. 4419 Beta A
We, Washington Park, pc 4.
hodin6 vecer. 6-2
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PRODA Sc dobfe jdouci
stfiznf obchod, kde Sc trzi pres
$500 tJdne. Obnos $1,000 kou-
pi tento obchod, bude-li pro-
dan do 10t6ho cervna. Haste
Sc V els. CLIO Denison Ave. S.
w. mezi 5 a 7(hod. vec. 6-3
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"A PRICINOU odchodu, isem

"A PRICINOU odchodu, isem
nucen prodat dam, dvourodin-
ny o 10 velkych pokoiich, fer
messy, koupelny, vdbec vse mo-
dern6 zarizeno, pekny slepit-
nix. Proda-li Sc tento tyden,
da Sc sc znacnou slevou. Hla-
ste Sc V c. 3539 e. 139. III. z
Union Ave, vemte Kinsman
karu. Tel. Broadway 2668-J.
6-4
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PRONAJME Sc byt 0 city,
roch sv6tnicich, ,koupelna, plyn,
clektrika jine zafizeni. Has
te Sc v c. 1850 Coath ave.
G.
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PRODA Sc rdzny nabytek
"a levnou cenu. Haste Sc v Ci-
sic 1885 L. 48th st. Ga
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PRODAM akcie The American
Hamp & Flax 90. "a polovlcnI
cenu, neb je yymenlm "a lot. Il.
Tel. Union o5S-W. -
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MAHOGANOVE

PRODA Sc automobil "Dort'
"a levnou cenu. Haste Sc V c.
1892 Svec Ave. 2 Z. 131. ul.
81
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PRODAM neb vym6nim IL
akrovy lot ovocnymi stromy,
9 minuty Cd 5. zastavky A. B.
c. kary a jedno neb dvouro-
diny dun okoli Union, Broad
way a Corlett, t6z Sc da v6t5i
splatka. Nechte adresu v adm.
t. listu pod znackou "Domov"
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KINDLING WOOD

dfivi k podpalovani topeni,
"a snizenou cenu, velky vozo-
w naklad "a $3.50. Zavolei-
tie Main 1921 neb Central 1866
The American Box Co.
1900 w. 3. st.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-15
A SAFE TEST

For those who are in need of a
remedy for kidney troubles and back
ache! II is a good plan to try Doans
Kidney Pills. They are strongly
recommended by Bennington people
Ask your neighbor?
Arthur Dewmaw, sos Gage ST., Ben
nington, says: About year and a
half ago suffered from run down
condition of my kidneys The kid
ney secretions burned in passage and
we're highly colored Al times black
spots and frey flashes would come
before my eyes. had dizzy spells
and felt pretty miserable at times. |
learned of Doan's Kidney Pills and
started their use. used about a half
dozen boxes and since my cure can
recommend them very highly Estate
ment given August Is, 1867
On April 2, 1920, Mr.. Dewmaw said.
"Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of kid
ney trouble so cheerfully confirm
all have said in praise Of this rem
edy, You may continue to use my
former recommendation of 1916
COO, at all dealers er-Milburn
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adyertise-
ment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-15
THE AMATEUR BoLsHEvisr.

In an American fling at bolshevlsm
Elias Lieberman turns Longfellow
classic to parody In the New York
Times. Even those who discountenance
parody as rule will perhaps consider
this exception admissible.
The shades Of night were falling fast
When through the crowded highways
passed
A youth. III shod and habited,
Who carried high this sign In red:
Whatever is, is wrong"
His trousers bagged, his hat was cracked,
His vest important buttons lacked.
His Windsor bow was tied askew.
That slogan seemed TO ut him, too:
Whatever is. is wrong
what makes you bear that thing. my
LADY,"
/ asked. rs life SO really had.
The game of chance SO wholly lost
That you must haunt this awful frost:
Whatever is. is wrong?'"
He glared at me through bloodshot eyes:
HIS glance was one OF panied surprise
That there could live a wight so slow,
So Grass, so dense as not 10 know.
Whatever is. is wrong.
He groaned. ~ wish had my way!
This world should be remade today. 8
Ia run Il on a different plan
And prove to you or any man,
Whatever is. is wrong"
asked him what that plan might be,
But out of all he flung at me-
A cross between a whine and hiss
clearly gathered only this
Whatever is, is wrong,"
He raked me with wicked Ieer;
"BourgeoisH' thought heard him sneer,
Then. lifting high that sign of red.
He stalled away, but. parting, said.
"Whateycr is. Is wrong"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-15

The l.uniow Tribune for the past
Fifteen years edited and managed by
Joseph w. SAUL .,as been sold to w.
G. Bolknap Of the Bellows Falls Times.
It Is reported that Paul pelknap son
Of w. G. kolknaD will BE- the new
editor and manager Of the Tribune,
Paul BellSnep is graduate of Dart
mouth and has been working in the
Times Office at Fellows Falls for the
past year Gradually the young men
come to the front aud take the PAGES
long held by the old aud V Young
Belknap has the ability and industry
of MS father the future success Of the
Tribune Is assured ] w Sault, the
retiring editor Of the Tribune, has
been in the harness for nearly fifty
years and will take well earned
rest Many Bennington people will
remember MIR. Sault as editor of the
Banner for a year or so quite a while
back when the paper was owned by
Holden Il Cushman,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-15
American Women As rosteaa.s.

1t has often been said that American
women make The most delightful aud
successful hostesses in the world.
Perhaps this Is because the men II
our land, so deeply absorbed, as they
usually are, IN business or profession,
nowadays generally leave the duties
and pleasures Of hospitality 70 thcir
wives, daughters, mothers aud sisters.
Many a man is like a guest IN his
house at dinner or house party and
leaves entirely 10 his wife 10 500 that
the guests are introduced and that
they are made to feel at ease
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-10-15
Halls Catarrh Medicine

Those who are in run down" condi-
ton will notice that Catarrh bothers
them much more than when they are In
good health. This fact proves that while
Catarrh is a local disease, 1t is greatly
influenced by constitutional conditions.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE 10 a
Tonic and Blood Purifier. and acts through
the blood upon the Mucous surfaces OF
the body. thus reducing the Inflammation
and restoring normal conditions.
All druggists. Circulars free.
II. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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