davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05

asemeja haberse transformado en- el
coraz6n de la Noche, y ahora II noche
Sc me presenta diyinamente bella.
He aquf una, dos, tres estrofas, dimi-
nutos petalos de azucena que han sus-
pendido su vuelo en- mi cerebro:
SNo me canso de mirarte,
dc bonita que til eres-;
Pero no me atrevo a hablarte,
porque no Sc 81 me quieres" -.
Y dice otra:
Isl dices que no me quieres,
es mcntira en- que me engahas;
que en- un cuerpo tan pequeno
no pueden caber dos almas". :.
Y concluye:
Como quieres que una luz
alumbre dos aposentos;
Como quieres que yo quiera
dos coraZones Il un tempo.
Y asf, acknowledgements cayendo en-
el fondo dc los yalles van los melanc6-
licos cantares, sucedi6ndose uno a
otro.
TOdo el silencio de Ia hora, todo cl
perfume dc la noche, todo ell milagrO
de la luna es como un broche de en-
cantOs que nos oprime ell coraz0n Y nos
cierra la vista para engalanar nuestra
fantasia Y vestirla de prodigiosas di-
yagaciones. -. Y yO pienso, en- esta
hora de silencio Y paz ;cudntas mon
taiiesas, jfbaras lugarefias, estardn
despiertas esperanto el errante caba-
Hero de sus ensuefios, que nunca llega
y siempre pasa cabalgando en- alas del
romance v siempre Sc desvanece ell el
rumOr de las horas! Cudntas esperan-
zas v quejas resucitara esa copla ! b. i. 1.
i Ay, pero atin las moZas pueden estar
alegres, tambi6n habra viejas en- es-
tas llanuras; tambi6n habra cOrazOnes
ateridos por ell frfo de los ailos, que
oyeron esas mismas coplas desgranar-
Sc Il sus oidos Y que ahora son como
una bofetada de dolor dada en- medic
del alma. :. Sc fuerOn los aios Sc
fue la Illusion -. Volaron los ounce
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-05

Y con ellos un mundo de rOsas Y qui-
meras para jamds yolyer!...
Y asf va La noche, con su flo de hic-
10, cortando un pensamiento aquf Y
prendiendolo ALA, desperezandose So
bre nuestra alma Y ri6ndose de nucs-
tras ideas, mientrass nosotros, apesa-
dumbrados, sentimos que segin Sc acer
ca ell dfa, una nueva inquietud sobre-
coge nuestro espfritu v pensamos que
qui6n sabe 81 tenemos raz6n ell sentir-
la. " como no, 81 en- nuestra existen-
cia Sc cuenta una noche de menos =. -.
Antonio OHrcr,
Lares, P. r., septiembre de 1921.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
MABLEToN SCHOOL.

Principal. w. Bernard.
Teachers-Warner White, Mrs. 7
M. White.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Mony Reece, Rober,
Bennett, Clyde Glore.
End grade-Mary Clay, Luke Mel
ton, Clifford Landers.
3rd grade-James Glore, RALPH
Morris, Allen Carter.
5th grade-Everett Martin, Lizzie
Harris.
9th grade-Willie D. Witt, Newt
Lee, Willie Wallace,
7thI grade-Katherine Daniel
Irwin Hoyes.
9Th grade-Herbert Glore, O. B
White, Floree Wiloughly.
The attendance is still good, but
the good weather is taking some ia
the field and singing school is get
ting some of the children. Interest in
school is still good. l wish l knew
how to arouse such interest in school
that nothing, not even a singing
school would entice away ont of my
pupils; when children miss day it
puts them behind and it is hard for
them to have the same interest.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

Wilson, Myrtle voyles, Lawrenc,
Brown, Delma Griffith.
9th grade-Gladys Grower, Ches.
sic Brown, Floyd Harper, Shelton
Bannister, Ross Ledford.
9Th grade Mary Stephens, Velma
Allen, Lazelle Murdoch, Clarence
Brown.
Our attendance for the week has
been good. The pupils have made
flower beds, each grade havings sep
crate beds, and all seem to enjoy
bringing plants and seed from home.
The county agent was out to see
us Monday and several of the pupils
will be the club work. Some of them
won prizes at both fairs last year.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
DAVIS SCHOOL.
Prlncipal-Mrs. Maude Kalb,
Ieacher-Miss Parnell Mabry.
Honor Roll

Principal-Mrs. Maude Kalb,
Teacher-Miss Parnell Mabry.
Honor Roll.
lst grade-Excell Mabry, Carrie
Dunn.
End grade-Robert Belts, William
Davis, Howard Davis.
3rd grade Clyde Davis, Fannie
Mae Davis, Emma Belts.
4th grade-Katherine Davis, How
ard Horton, Cecil Graham.
9th grade-Hubert Booth, Lois
Waldrop, Clyde Mitchell.
9Th grade-Harvie Davis, Cecil
Duncan, Ernest Horton, Ruby Wal
drop, Moselle Hartsfeld.
7th grade-Paulette Harstfeld.
Arthur Mitchell, Harold Mabry.
We are still having a good attend
ance. We have individual drinking
cups and also have lowered our win
doWs from the top. We have clean
ed up the school grounds and put out
flowers. Mr.. Jim Mabry brought US
some shade trees and we also put
those out.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
PINE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL.
Principal-Miss Lester Reed.
Teacher-Miss Exile Mae Daniel

Prlnclpal-Miss Lester Reed.
Teacher-Miss Exile Mae Daniel
Honor Roll
1st grade-Edward Brock Beulah
Flynn, Blame Hood, Lorene Lacy, Earl
Mathis, Chester Mcclure.
End grade-Pauline Kemp. Agnes
Price, Taylor Sewell, Bessie Robert
son, Matte Bearden, Howard Saw
yers.
3rd grade Everett Mathis, Thomas
Lacy, Vaughn Hood, Annie Mae Bear
den.
9TH grade-Lether sawyers, Enid
Hood, Annie Flynn, Mary Bearden,
Harold McCollum, Jewel Hood.
5th geade-Raby Flynn, Coleman
Hooks, Roy Lacy, Paul Hood, Clay
ton Mathis
9th grSdc-Carl Mathis.
We have a good school house which
lie ceiled and painted, although it is
rather small for the number of pu-
pills. We are preparing to oil our
floor. We have also introduced in
dividual drinking cups. The school
grounds are splendid and have all
been cleaned. Mr.. Moore, called last
Thursday afternoon, giving us a talk
on 'the advantage of education,
which we enjoyed very much. The
attendance is still very good.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
DANIELS SCHOOL.
Principal-C. W. Ewing.

Principal-C. w. Ewing.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Pauline CAN'T. Lucy
Mae New, Clara Lee Moon, Alfred
Dodgen, Thomas Talbot.
End grade-Audine CAN'T, Pearl
Robinson, Raymond Moon, Theodis
Towns.
3rd grade-James Bruton, Fred
Hendrix, Mildred Deal, Aline Dodgen.
4th grade-Mary Alice Martin,
Frank Bruton, Lila Hendrix, Wilma
Lawrence, ODDS Norton.
9th grade-Edward Bruton, Par
ker Norton.
18th grade-Edna Parnell, Vera
Norton, Herbert Moss.
9Th grade-Josie Mae Lewis.
We have daily attendance of about
35 pupils. The Daniels school is in
local tax district and pays man
principal good salary. Besides the
public grades an eighth grade has
been added this year.
Prof. Ewing, the principal, is q
successful and experienced teacher.
We hope to have a new building by
next term.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
Honor Roll.

1st grade-Lane Lowman, Edna
Wallace, John Roberts, Ruby Moody
End grade-Frank Brown, Ger
trude Roberts.
3rd grade-W. j. Petty, Alice Nc.
Kinney, Erie Petty, Hancel Moody.
4th grade-Ruby Wallace, Howard
Roberts, Miller Bowden, Lena Moody
Eva Moody.
9th grade-Dewey Kendall.
9th grade-Helen Brown, Lucille
Wallace, Estelle Petty, Bessie Atkins
Angie Atkins.
7th grade-Moses Brown.
We have improved our school
grounds, stumbling it off, burning
leaves and trimming shade trees, ETC.,
which adds greatly to the appearance
of the grounds.
We have 80 pupils on roll and
made an average of SIS for this week.
Mr.. Ernest sLowman and Miss Inez
Norton are very sick at this writing.
We hope for their speedy recovery.
Messrs. A. H. Bonds and James
Young were pleasant visitors to our
school this week.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
FLOYD SCHOOL.
Principal-Miss Clara Wallace.
u4x,ar p1Il

Principal-Miss Clara Wallace.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Newt. Moon, Sudie
Ergle, Bette Lou Mckinney.
End grade-Walter Wade, Lucy
Glore, Norman, Kalb.
Bird grade-Culiar Ergle.
4th grade-Clyde Wilson, Dewie
Ergle, Halle Glore.
9th grade-Dorris Danniell, Dewie
Ergle, Mary Glore.
9th grade. o. Glore, Rubie
Kalb.
We failed to mention in our last
last news, that our floor has been
oiled and the use of separate drink
ing cups has been in action all the
winter. We are sorry to say Roy
Howard has the measles. Two new
pupils have been added to our roll
this week, little Ruth Moon and Jack
Wilson. The average for the week
was SO per cent.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
COOPER SCHOOL

Principal-Mrs. w. j. Hill.
Honor Roll.
list grade-Mary Wade, Kathleen
Veitch, Joel Cox.
IND grade-Watson Leatherwood
Grover McTyre, Robert Wilson.
Srd grade-Agnes Mcdonald. Lille
Mae Cox, Lillian Brand.
4th grade offord Mattox, Clar.
ence Veitch, Willie Mcdonald.
9TH grade-Florence Allgood.
Our attendance is especially good
This week we have planted our seed
Tor runners and fall bouquets. Mr..
ID M. Mattox very kindly brought
his mules and saved the bows some
hard digging. Mrs. M. A. Glore. Mrs.
J. F. Smith, Mrs. d. w. Hill and Miss
Mamie Hill encouraged US by timely
visits.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
SCHOOL NEWS AND HONOR Rolls
FROM THE COBB COUNTY SCHOOLS

ard Grade-Laura Mae Gossett
trace Brown, Lillian Brown.
4th Grade-Fannie Gossett, Louise
Brown, Nellie Scroggs, .
9th Grade-Ralph Brown.
18th Grade-Jennie Mae Brand.
The attendance is not hardly so
good this week as it was last week.
Farm work has kept the older boys
out for the past two weeks.
We had visit this week from Mr..
McMahan, the county agricultural
agent. He gave a very interesting
talk on the different boys club work.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
SANDY PLAINS SCHOOL
Principal-Addie McElreath.
Teacher-Lucile Burton.

ihlCipdI-Auulo McElreath.
Teacher-Lucile Burton.
Honor Roll.
lst grade-Era Belle Voyles, Fran.
ces Burton, Jenette Brown, Eula Mae
Queen, Wayne Allen.
End grade-Lillie Mae Self, Etna
Dean, Farley Griffith, Herbert
Knight, Verlin Harper, Gordon Lee
MCCARTHY.
Srd grade-Emma Raines, Minnie
Voyles, Irville MCCARTHY, Gertrude
Stephens, Andrew Burton, Howard
Bannister, Willie Stephens.
4th grade-Ruby Carbide, Essie
Mae Brown, Lucille Roper, Katherine
Gladys and Hattie Lee MCCARTHY,
Edna Harper, Matte Ledford, Mae
Harper, T. C. Brown.
5th grade - Josephine Stephens,
Maud Lawson, Ruth Johnson, Corine
Stephens, Othelia Johnson, Minnie
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
Mcclure.

3rd grade Charlotte Mcclure,
Elizabeth Adair.
9TH grade-Mae Taylor, Inez Nc
Collum, Cleo Boughcom.
9th grade-Howard Adair, Alice
Mae Harrison.
7th grade-Harold Pitner, Maggie
Lauzier, Herbert Pitner.
8th grade-Lillian Pitner, Emory
Whitaker, Alice Scroggs.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
DUE WEST SCHOOL
Principal-Miss Bessie Kemp.

Frlnclpal-MlsS Bessie Kemp.
Honor Roll.
lst grade-Nellie Turiey, Jessie
Terrell, Margaret Compton.
End grade Elsie Gregory.
Srd grade-Belle Gregory, Cornelia
Reid, Carl Kelley, Luther Gregory.
4th grade-Lawton Austin, DolIie
Campbell.
9th grade---~Savilla Turner, Carrie
Belle Hamilton, Louise Compton.
9th grade--,,Clara Turner, Roy
Lovingood.
7th grade-Grace Keith. Ellie
Campbell.
Mr.. Lacy, the attendance officer,
visited our school Monday and gave
an interesting talk, which was enjoy
ed by all. We cleaned our play
grounds Friday and have them in
very good condition. Our attendance
for this week was 33.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
Kinks SCHOOL.
Principal-Mrs. Coy White.
Teacher-Miss Louella Grogan.

uiSS Loueiid Grogan.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Louise Kinks, George
Mcclure.
Bird grade-Floyd Cunningham, j.
F. Wigley.
4th grade-Eugene Hardage, Ray
mond White.
9Th grade - Annie Alexander,
Brown Hardage, Edna Smith, Beatrice
Hardage.
9th grade-Garland Smith.
7th grade-Louise Hardage, Corine
Alexander, Mccoy White, Lille Belle
Smith, Linnie Alexander, Emmett
Alexander.
9Th Haven Cunningham,
Cecil Hardage.
9th grade-Grace Hardage, Estes
Cunningham, Troy Cunningham.
Examinations in arithmetic for six
tn, seventh, eighth and ninth grades
held on Thursday. Two pupils OF
ninth grade, Grace Hardage and Estes
Cunningham each made 100 per cent.
Our attendance still very good, with
great intesrest in school work beine
shown by majority of pupils and par
ents. Our school was visited this
week by two trustees, Messrs J. M,
Hardage and George Smith also by
Mr.. Joe Mcclure and Mesdames W. NJ
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
Mt. ZION SCHOOL.

Principal-Nrs. Grover Brooks.
Honor Roll.
1s1 grade = Raymond Maddox
Glenn Brooks.
2ad grade-Charles Eason, Lois
Maddox, Rosa Bell Miner.
4th grade-Jewel Gentry, Dean
Dyson.
9Th grade-Lewis Station.
The attendance is very good this
week. We had some nice recitations
Friday afternoon, also some visitors
a great many of our boys were absent
last week.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
MT. BETHEL SCHOOL.

Principal-Miss Kate Prince.
Teacher-Miss Floye Moon.
Honor Roll.
1st Selma Maddox.
End Mildred Sauls.
4th Grade-Lillia Ledbetter, L. NJ
Moon.
9Th Grade-Ruby Lancaster.
9Th Grade-Coy Laudermilk, Clar-
ence Webb.
9Th Grade Myrtice Power, Bar
bara Eavenson, Ivalyn Bishop, Guy
Mitchell.
The Mt. Bethel pupils have been
busy cleaning the play ground, and
Oiling the school room floors.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
TALLEY'S SCHOOL.
Principal-Henry McTyre.

Iiihclpai-neHry McIyre.
Honor Roll.
1st grade-Arthur Chasdier, Frank
Davis, Connie Folsom. !.
End grade-Franky Boring, D. B.
Boring.
4th grade-Annie Chandler, Irene
Gentry, Jewel Veitch, Edwin Nc
Tyre.
9th grade-Nell Boring, Almo
Pace, Arthur Gentry.
7th grade-Hattie Belle Boring.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
MARS HILL SCHOOL.

Principal-Robt. N. Hildebrand.
Teacher-Miss Leone Smith.
Honor Roll.
list grade-Nolan Mcclure.
End grade--Georgia Lee Taylor
Francis Orr, Lille Mae Fitzgerald.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
COWAN SCHOOL.

Principal-Thomas G. McLain.
Honor Roll.
LIST grade-Loyd Thomas, Myrtle
Lee Christian.
End Grade-"Dock" Gossett, Rob-
ert Scroggs.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

johnson, Ed. Wilson, Pink Randall,
Linton Stephens and Mrs. j. M. Har-
dage..
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11
FLINT HILL SCHOOL.

Principal-E. H Kendall.
Teacher-Mr. j. A. Young.
The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1921-03-11

WE SOLICIT YOUR
ACCOUNT
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DNES ZAHAJENi KONFERENCE.
ZELEZNICNI RADA HODLA USILOVATI ODVO
LAM STAVKOVNfHO ROZKAZU.

Chicago l9 riina. Pfpravy pro RUNE tahy iimiz
doufa odvrat hrozcf stavka zeezncch by doonteny
dnes Ultra miroye dsiif bude pln6m proudu
Ma konferenci velkou p6tkou zelezncn denicka rada
Spoienych Statu hodIa uslovat odvoanf savhovno
zu kdezo chuzich edenacti uni ez zapocay iz dns
ma by rozhodnuto zda yto organsace mac tvrtiny
temer 100000 zeleznicnch tenstvu
pfpoj Sc yekt p6tce doide ku savce rfina Proza-
tim jest iisto ze N6na vddcd un pro pritom
ne dob6.
Vykoma rada organisace zam6stnancu dlnach Sc
dnes aVsak nepodnika niceho schnz w
bo sta Tento ybor acko jest pov6ren tavku
nepochybn6 povoa 1000 hlavnch predsedd sche pae
kde zauato bude rozhodne stanovisko.
Rovn6z seSe dnes vybor organace d6nku pracucfch
ma raticl odoz vsak ednani ztrek kdy enove
Jsou oeekavdni J Smock, mopredseda pravl oeyfene
censtvo teto organsace nep avu Will snzen mzdy
ec kdyz dostane "a uy poupGsoben od Bratrstev
coz az dosud nestao" Podobn6 prohaseni ucinl NJ
Jewell cd organsace denikd dinach zam6stnanch fitac
476 600 clend.
Dnes ses Sc vsichn tenov6 vladn zeeznitn dencke
dy pfedseda Barton predoz plan posupu iak pfeje e
admnistrace Uznaya vseobecnt, iedna Sc zvotas
ezntnf rady nebot nebude moc pfftomny spor
vznknou pochybnost eji uzitecnost opravneno ma ext
stencil.
rdznych tas zem6 dochazeii zpravy drahy pomoci
oznamek hedai muze, ktef by zaujal mista stavkard
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20

VfDENSkE PLETICHY.
VSeho druhu povesti jsou sire.
ny ma zmateni oklamani
spojencI.

Widen, 18. fiina. Cizinci,
Ijenz cd skonteni valky zajel
casteii do Vidn6, Jest napad-
Inym, re tato houzevnate opa-
kuje stale stejn6 povesti a hi
storky vSeho druhu, ieiichz ie-
dinym ucelem jest zmateni a
zastraSeni Spoiencu, vynuceni
averu y cizine a revise terrific
rlalniho rozhraniteni. TAX III
veno lest hnuti zaimu spoie-
mi s N6meckem, kdezto ma
druh6 stran6 Ease poukazova-
no Jest ma separatistick6 sna-
hy iednotlivych provincii, .iez
hozi rozkladem republikv. Pc
zoruhodnym Jest dale, re We
vidensk6m tisku tem6r stalou
rubriku tvori "mobilisace Ju-
goslayie', jcz Jest jednou ma
mifena proti Uhram, podruh6
proti Rakousku a po treti Ease
prot ltalii nebo Albanii. We
spoieni TIM Ease napovida
Sc, re Italie snazi Sc o uzavfe
nj dohody S Rakouskem a u
hrami, kteryzto spoIek ma pr1
byti jakousi protivahou opro-
Il Male dohode". Toto, ,jakoz i
stale hrozby statnim bankro~
tom nasledkem poklesu rakou-
ske koruny Jest pouhym w
sledkem znamych pletich widen
skych a Ze ySeho patrnou Jest
pouze snaha Vidne, ably V CHI
ne vzbudila DOZEN, ze potre-
buie rychle podpory ku sy6
finantni a hospodafsk6 reha-
bilitaci a re nutno prov6sti da-
kladnou 2m6nu territorialniho
ro2deleni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
DELNICTVO We PROSPECT
STAVEB KNIHOVNY A O.
KRESNI SOUDNICE | PRO
VOJENSkY BONUS.

Clevelandska Federace Pra
ce ma vtereiSi schulz odhlaso-
vala odporuciti volbu We pro-
speech vydani bondu ma stavbu
verein6 knihoyny, okresni
sQudnice vezeni We prosp6ch
bonusu pro ohiosk6 yyslouzil-
&c "a voleb dne 8. listopadu.
Die SLOW obchodniho zastupce
clevelardsk6 rady stavebnich
remesel Ch. B. Smitha zname-
ma verejna knihovna vice nez-
Ii poskytnutl prace nezamest-
nanym. Knihovna neni darem
Carnegieho, ale majetkem vSe-
no lidu a kazdy delnik mel by
nejen odevzdati hlas We pro
speech stavby, ale pGsobiti Y
tomto smeru mezi svJ-mi pra-
tely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
MANZELSKA TRACEDIE..
MRTVA TELA MUZE A ZENY NALEZENA V
HOTELU V YOUNGSTOWN.

Youngstown O., 19 rjna. - Polcie objeva dvoiiou
gedi zde dnes odpoledne kdyz Lawrence 6e-
oddfu polcsd, proezl sv6kem made dyermi iedne
sv6niee hotelu Colonial objevi ela Janese l. Collin
40leteho pozemkov6ho obchodnika eho manzey Sadie
Consoy6 39ee pan6 ob6t vraady sebevrazdy spachane
vtera ye6er
Panuie mnenf domaci rd1nce byly prtnou tragedie
iezo manzel6 die sd6en prbuznych z odouten6
asi diva roxy.
Teo pL Colinsov6 naezeno bylo lezc podlaze dve
stfenym ranami hlav6 nichz iedna prayen
Colinsovo telo bylo ma poste pravem spanku
Pf CollNova til de, James, 13-lety; Edna May
Henry 4-lety zily makou p Colnsov6, p Harry Dow
ney-ovou, Poland mest6t.
Collins rovnez zde byde u prfbuznych Provozova OBJ
chod pozemky Youngstown a Warren
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4,880,0O0 DETI V RUSkU
HLADOVl.

Moskya, l8. rijna. Poole
posledniho odhadu jest 4,880,-
goo d6ti hladovicich v Gzemi
trpicim velikou nou2i, 0 n6z
musi byti pecovano.
komisaridt pro Skolni vide
lani ma dmyslu opatriti pro
tyto d6ti 4,700,OO0 para koze-
nych strevfcu, 100000 paru pl
st6nych bot a 8,800,000 paru
puncoch a ponozek. Opatri tez
spravky 100000 paru strevi-
eli a bot a 12.5OO,OO0 kusu
spodniho prada.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
GEN. DIAZ v NEW YORkU.

New York, 19. fna. Armando Daz ienz vedl armady
ltae vitezstvi sv6tove vace, uvn by New
ku nadSenim asoem iez upominaly ma dny kdy prvni
sbory amereke vtezne armady vracey Francie. Tce
eho kraanl volalo "Viva Diaz" Viva
raj je tremf memi uc do hotelu M6sto stat byy
redne zastoupeny druzn6 uvitaa gen Diaza kdyz W.
soupi parniku Giuseppe Verdi do armadniho
niGk, pvez je koem sochy Svobody pristavist ma
Battery Ses orpedoborcu provazeo gen Diaza vzhdru po
zaivu roynez pozdraven b btevnimi odmi kovicim
Gen Daz priie do Spoenych Sta ably suGastn
Amercke Lege bude voenskm radcem ask6 delegace na
konferenc omezeni zbroeni Do Washingtonu ypra
Y ned6
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HARDING CESTNYM DOKTOREM
PRAV.

Williamsburg, Va, 19 rfina Presdentu Hardngovi
venoyan by cestny stupen doktoa prv William Mary
il dnes pf nastoovacfch obfadech Dr. c. Chandera
rem tohoo ustavu. bretu aaru Harding sv6 reci
appeova zvysenou vasteneckou sol
skemu systemu chval lohu z hra amerck6 historic
gustav ktery Jest druhou neistarS kolef zemi
hoz absoveny bylv M PRESIDENT Spoenych Stat6 pf
ezdem president stole ma me Yorktownu kde lord
CORVALLIS vidal SWIM brck1m vojskem gen. Washing
tonov 1881 proslov rec ohasi s6rnc anglo
amerckeho pfatev vsechny pfls easy Cene stupne
dokord pray rovnez obrze B. Parker demoratickv
kandidat presdentstv 1904 guv Westmoreand Davis
Vrginis gwvf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
VZPOURA v PORTUGALSKU.

LondJn 20. fjna. Voienske hnuti proti portugalsk6
Wade vypulo Lisobon6 vGera die depese Vgo London
Times Voisko zmocnio srat6gckych posic We meste
okolf
Londyn, 19. njna - Portugaska vlada resgnovaa iako
Vysedek uspeSneho vojensk6ho hnu bez krveprol
ReuteroVa depeSe Lsabonu Move mnstesvo nepochybn6
bude utvofeno, byvaIm revouconaref Maria Coehou ia
kO premierem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
OBA Sc MODLL "A IRsKO.

Londyn 10 rna H Dnes dany byy zde ma vefeinost te.
leGramy Nmenene mezf papezem Benedktem kralem il
rim Papez prav raduje obnoven6ho vyednavani me
ri Velkou Brtanii rskem ze modli t6hoz Kr
odpovedel ze on rovnez mod ably vyednavanf
vaemu urovnani neshod rsku zahaen move cry miru
stestl pro vsechen mil lid"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
VYSLANCI PROTIBOI .SEVECKE
VLADY.
VLADY.

Toxic 10 ffjna - Zvastn depese Vladivostolu ozna-
mu dnes re Merkulovova vada protbolsevck rezm ien
uia konroy Vavostoku okonfho sbifskeho pobfeznho
dzemi mes kv6tnu vysia zaspce do Washngonu kteri
vypu1f do Spoienych Statd 20 rna Hlavnm deegav
budou Merkpov star brar havy vady KoreGnkov ma
Gelnfk zahranGniho ufadu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20
CLEMENCEAU TEzCE NEMOCEN

Parz 19 fijna Clemenceau jest tezce nelocen sve
vile Vendee T doktor oserujl stareho tigra ale zad
ne buletny nejsou vydavany Jeho stav jest pr c
ze ami nejddvenejsfm eho pTatelnm nen prsup
volen,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-20

Dedham, Mass, 49, fijna IT Nicola Sacco Bartoonieo
Vanze by usvedceni zde IA teence vypat-
ciho eho strazce pT loupezi d Brainree dubnu 1920
Ohhac vrd re oba muz by dob6 spachan zocinu ma
mem miste re by zatcen v6l by to radikalov6
70 uznan vnnym poprava jejich urcena den sopadu
aVsak zadost poyoen noveho bya podana yySS
nstanei.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-16

A temperance society was active
in Wisconsin before the first brew
cry was established in Milwaukee.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-16
BY ALICE ROBE

MANHASSET, L. l., June 10
There is no use denying that a lot
of feminine interest is centering
about the Carpenter training quar-
tiers.
But thoufh mysteries and secrets
seem to be the order of the day
here is where one little secret is go.
ing to be turned right side out to
the public gaze.
The fact that female forms may
be seen prowling about the cow pas
lures distant fences trying to get
near Georges training gyms doesn't
mean that American womanhood has
deterioated or become coarsened by
too masculine interest in the sport
of sports.
Not bit of it.
If you notice the outlines of the
ladies who are trying to rush the
barbed wire entanglements and scale
the high fence, you'll observe that
not one of them is suffering from
emaciation.
Cooks, calories, calesthenics, Car
pentier."
That's the slogan of the female fat
fighters who are trying to find out
how Georges preserves his perfect
figger."
If only Carpenter would let them
see him train all this awful torture
of rolling on floors, morning and