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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

Let's. she agreed 49,.
Thcy started in on their trip
through fnirylind. They admired,
laughed aud unused before the
Christmas windows; they found they
enjoyed rhc same Windows. He found
thai her round rm under his just
.C,mcd 10 ft: he found. too. that her
v"irc ser echoes 10 ringing In de
riGuilr lOueN heart. and AT the end
of that bri liant street gay with Christ
mas spirit. he found that. IL he were
not in lov' IT first sight. he was cx-
per.encing a first. class imitation.
After merry lunch he put her on
a car that she informed him would
take her to the suburban home where
she boarded. and before he released her,
he had her promise TO attend play
with him.
He watched the car bear her from
sight. and turned homeward. anna
bel-how good that name sounds Gray
eyes and friendly eyes. I guess Saint
Nick took a hand in bringing us to-
gether there. Funny how you stumble
now and then, here in this tremendous
city. on some one you know, Annabcl
Lord. I'm in love with her right of ~
Happy evenings followed. She was
busy during the day as an attendant in
the office of a physician where her train
ing as q nurse was Of value and her
personality an asset. In the evening,
however. they found happiness in the
Christmas spirit abroad. In their chats,
she recalled memories of the little viii
lage. and his own freshened. with the
result that be was drawn even closer
10 her.
Then came n tragic moment. Really,
Scott, I don't think We better see each
other again
The shock broke down the barriers.
"Why-what-yo don I mean - He
caught himself. put his hands on her
shoulders. and spoke swiftly: You
know l am deep in love with you-and
you ARE"
Her head was down. Yes. Scott.
I am afraid-because AMI am
learning to love-you--and there are
reasons why No please
She broke from his arms. His quick
step toward her was stayed by voice.
Scott some one wants 10 see fou-a
Miss Annabel Morris and her father.
He turned TO his friend in whose
apartment he roomcd and where he and
the Annabel he loved had come to a
tragic crisis. But | don't"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

Neither do II" his friend replied But
she's in the reception room. talking to
my wife ~
At the end Of that hour Scott went
to his room, somewhat aazed, but be-
ginning to understand. The true An
mabel and her father had come to the
city for Christmas. and being strangers
there. had looked him up, and he had
met them; there was no doubt Of that
The other Annabel was clear i'm
postor. but--'she's the one I love -
was his decision.
She had fed nj the first words Of
his friend. Scott tried TO find her by
telephone: then remembering that she
had dropped the name Of her physician
employer. he telephoncd him. The calm
voice said he knew no one by that
name. but thsre was n young lady Of
the description given who had just mott
fed him that she was leaving the city.
Rather sudden. he thought.
He must have thought Scott rather
sudden. for he did not wait. 4 taxi
sped him 20 the great station. Franti-
cally ho tore about. locating every train
that was due to leave in order Of time.
Suddenly. pccling through gate. he
,aw h"r. dashed in. and drew her back
from the steps. She ti.embed ne she
SOW him and was powerlesS.
"Annabel. what" he began.
PLEASE" che begged breathlesSly
'let me go I am Ruth Waite. de
ceived YOU. You came once to the doc
tors Office for An examination. I no
ticcd you then, and when I filled cut
yolr card ! saw YOU had lived where
spent one summer as n girl.
played with Annabal then. liked
you, but you didn't notice me. I
thought you were tCo i'll. I've seen
you since, and when you stopped at the
window l was so lonely and you looked
50 80 friendy-and 1 was so lonely.
inst had that crazy scheme pop into
my head. Now-please--you see---''
II see just this much, girl that
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
Wick Takes n Hand
by 4. W. PEACH

GONE expert at window display had
~ arranged n lumber of dolls Of mixed
var.et'"S in amusing and ridiru'Uus
attitudes. Braxton mad been ginning
at them some time when his eye cNuCht
curly tcudril Of darS hair just over
the smooth cheek Of the girl near MIN
who was giggling into the huShing ii
lencc Of her muff
Just then she lifted her gray. laugh
ing eyes to his as she turned away from
the window TO depart. Her quick look
iil'licnted recognition in the scnsa that
one feels when a strangers q face rn-
scmbles a friends. He returned the
look with the same thought. and with
haZy memory of rash resolve that
hc had altwrSt made. never 70 spend
another lonely Christmas IN the city.
but to 60 out aud Spenk to thC first
girl hc Sav who seemed as lonNy as he.
She unused, "Whv. I do no, believe
vnu-- vun--' hcr hesitation ihcreaSed
to Il h' Of iear. but she went on
"are vOu Scott Rrnxton. who liv,d IN
East Mansfield in Vermont? =
II am the same chap" he said.
somewhat eagerly as lie heard the mel
low music Of her pleasant voice and
caught he diffident note of doubt.
We'll. | am Annabel Morris-the
little girl you used 20 play with years
aud years ago wonder---do you re-
member me- she questioned shyly.
lie laughed My memory Of tho"
days j. rifle hay. but I do re-
member a little midget Of a girl By
that name and once in while 7 hear
indirectly Of her: and am certainly
glad 10 see her grown uD; and ! am
glad. too. that she is right here and
--cnc' nlorc-- am not going n let her
get away from me if | can h",l il. Now.
you---'
She turned - the wndrw. and the
fama,Wag teldril came a-a.u int his
viev. "Well. it docs seem honestly
:ool ,r" y"U. am really alone OK
rcpt-w"ll. its only a few days from
Christmas: lad it does seem as it--as
If two people rugbL 10 be mixed up il
Christmas. Don't lou think 20? I
mean TWO to share the Christmas
spirit"
DO |? | should say did. !
was just going cut to speak 30 the
first lonely girl I met he said with
zeal
Speak TO me. then. she reminded
him.
II will, Lee, look At these vin-
dowS along rho street Some Of these
rnuns caa make fairynrd behind a
pnnN Of glass without foot Of space
o spare
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

love no matter what name, that I'm
going to marry you on Christmas Day
il sucn a thing can be done. Anyway.
Gray Eyes, let's not have lonely
Christmas with every one around US
happy! Let's be happy. too. Will
ycu!
The gateman took in the rapture OF
that kiss with envious eyes. hut Scott
did not care nor did the girl he loved,
no matter what her name.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

wy not? Come home md 49,.
Afterwards, sed the lady. seS
Never, respected the besger shiver;n.
rapidly. '''''s
But think r Of the children, they ar.
wy dident you say so, III come rite
Wich he did, vile the bewtjslI ~
thrawt happily as she steered the ,m.' MY
mobeel for home, Wat a blessing ch;I
dern are. I'll"
lThe End) A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

Jest then -a-bewtifll lady full Of furs
and dinonds suddinly got out Of her
automobeel saying, All my poor. man.
take this 3 dollcr bill, you look fcarse,
No thanks. ] never take charity from
relations. sed the begger haugntiiS.
My Husband cried the lady stagger'
ing backwerds and forwerds to keep
from fainting. Come OH home with me,
well be jest in time for suppir.
Never. sed the begger proudly but
fermly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

Duelists Fire Together; Both Die
Dyersbmg. Tenn. Dec. 14.-George
Ryan and Lonnie Tisdale were both
killed in a pistol duel Yesterday.
Meeting near the railroad station. the
two men opened fire and dropped at the
same time. each having sustained fatal
wounds
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
LITTLE
BENNYS
NOTE BOOK
By Lee Pape
THE BLESSING OF CHILDREN

Short Story by Benny Potts
1t was a bitter cold day and the snow
fakes was falling by the hundreds as
poor begger sat on the cold pavement
hoping somebody would drop something
in his tin cup to keep skin and bones
together.
Alas. he sighed internally. this is
heck OF a day to be out in with no
clothes to speek of.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-13

STRAYED OR STOLEN-From my
yard, 80 South Church street, Sun
day morning, one white and black
spotted female setter pup, about
four months old. Will pay re-
ward to anyone giving me any in
formation as to whereabouts, lead
ing to recovery or for return of
pup. Answers to name of "Fatima."
l.. B. Woodward 1tpd
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-13

RED ROSE SELF-RISING FLOUR
is made by the same mill that
makes the famous Pansy Flour.
Pansy Flour is the best plain -four
sold in South Carolina regardless
of price, and if you want good self
rising flour made by the same mill
call for Red Rose. For sale by The
Union-Buffalo Mills Stores. 1249-G ct
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-13

WANTED-You to attend the Pure
Bred Duroc-Jersey Hog Sale on De-
cember Is, 1921, at Sardis Farm,
Union, S. C. 1t
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-13

Stick insect of Borneo is the largest
Known
France has built 10000 miles of
road in Algeria.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-13

GOLDEN GRAIN HORSE AND
MULE FEED, Energy Scratch or
Hen Feed, the price is right, the
quality is better than you can get
for the same money. Now is the
time to buy it. The Union-Buffalo
Mills Stores. 1249-6t
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-13

WANTED-You to attend the Pure
Bred Duroc Jersey Hog Sale on
December 15,i19A, at Sardis Farm,
Union, S. Gil 1t
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-12-13
Special Advertisements

/ WILL INSTRUCT q class in Dress
making, beginning the second week
in January. For further informa-
ton phone 43S or see Mrs. E. J.
n "llourn. "a 12-13-2O-27; i-3
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
dies ON Way
TOFARM SALE
VIM. Adams, Pioneer Settler,
Succumbs to an Attack
of Heart Fail
DEATH WAS SUDDEN
Was Stricken While Riding
With Neigh,
Dor.
DEATH WAS SUDDEN

J. William Adams. y years old, for
merly Of this city, pioneer resident
OF this county, was fatally stricken
with heart trouble Thursday morning
while driving to a sale. Mr.. Adams,
who resides six miles south of town,
started with neighbor to a farm sale
at the home of Geo. Greiner, four
miles south of Homer. He was appar-
emily in excellent health when he left
his home. Following Mr.. Adams at
tack of heart trouble, his companion
took him to the nearest house, the
lone of Frank VegOrs. a half-mile
west of Homer. where he died before
a physician arrived.
Mr.. Adams is survived by his widow
and four children-twO daughters.
Mrs r. Meyer of Bows and Mrs. Mark
Hatfield of Hutchinson, Mimi: and
two sons. George Adams of st. Ansgar
and Elmer Adams whose residence is
unknown. He also leaves other rea-
tives living in various parts of this
county.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Mrs. c. c. Dunn left last night TO
her home in Minneapolis after spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. n
#. Dixon and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. \. OsmundsOn ant
two children are spending the week enc
with Mrs. Osmundson's parents il
Jewell.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wells Of Kamrar was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
! Mrs. F. G. Morse and daughter. Miss
Lillian Morse, of Wellesley Hills, Mass.
are guests at the II. A. Eames home in
this city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sparboe OF
Ellsworth are visitors in the city to,
day.
Miss Marybelle Boyd left this after
noon for Cedar Falls to spend the
week end with Miss Mabel Holiday
who is attending Iowa State Teachers
college in that place.
Among the Kamrar visitors in the
city yesterday were Mrs. Ben VanLang-
en-, Mrs. Guy Hassebrock and Mrs.
Artie Arends.
Miss Gladys Clifton Of Woodstock,
student in Iowa State Teachers col
lege at Cedar Falls, attended the dance
in this city last evening.
Mrs. Harry Brill of Kamrar was
shopping in the city yesterday.
John Kamrar arrived in the city
from Denver, Colo, yesterday where
he has been visiting his wife who is
there for her health, having made the
trip overland. He reports Mrs. KAN
rar much improved.
Marion Crist Of Chester, Mont. an
old time resident here, is in the city
visiting his sister, Mrs. A. J. Nail, who
recently underwent serious operation
at Mercy hospital.
Mrs. ID. G. Black of Blairsburg was
a visitor in the city yesterday.
Chris Christensen was business
passenger to Jewell this morning.
Howard Evans, who is student in
Iowa State college at Ames. arrived
in the city this morning for an over
Sunday visit with his parents.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24

east Of the city, arrived home yestcr.
day from a several days visit with her
sister, Mrs Howard Whitson and fam
lily, in Williams.
The Misses Leila and Margaret
Hughes, who teach in the schools at
Iowa Falls, are here spending the week
end at the home Of their parents.
Among the Kamrar visitors in the
city yesterday were Miss Esther Nor
row, Mrs. G. w. Neff, Mrs. A. J. Olthoff
and Miss Matte BRANDON.
Miss Lola Hughes went to Humboldt
yesterday to act as one Of the judges
in declamatory contest.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Went to School With Kaiser.

Frank Won Gartzen, residing near
Corning, Adams county, was school
mate OF Wilhelm Hohenzollern. more
Familiarity known as the German
kaiser. He has vivid recollection OF
the boyhOod and young manhood Of the
discredited German monarch. Mr.. Won
Gartzen had son in the American
army in France and he also had some
brothers who were in command OF
troops in the German army. He came
to America as protest against the
German military regime that brought
or the war.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
PERSONAL BRIEFS.
(From Fridays DaIly.)

Miss Florence Shafer, the nurse, who
has been at the T.. T.. Mason home,
ca ring for Bradford and Margery
Mason, who have been i'll with scarlet
fever for the past three weeks, left
yesterday for her home in Boone.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sterling of
Eagle Grove and Ralph Sterling of
Sioux City are in the city. called here
by the death Of J. II. Sterling.
Mrs. W. J. Zitterell has gone to Col
fax for a short sOjOurn.
Mrs. G. F. Hull left yesterday for
Dallas, called by the serious cOndi
ton Of Mrs. J. Z. Slocum and baby.
C. II. Clifton arrived home yester-
day from Minneapolis where he at
tended the lumbermen's convention.
Alvin A. Burger, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce. went to Pioneer
in Humboldt county today where he is
to speak this evening before the Pho
ncer Community club, large Organiza
ton. at the annual banquet of the club.
His talk will be on community organi-
ZatiOn.
Gerald Buxton, who is a student in
Iowa State university at Iowa City,
is suffering with an attack of the
mumps He arrived in the city this
morning to remain at his home until
he has recovered.
Miss Bertha Reinhardt, who resides |
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
Mrs. Walden Loses Case.

The jury in the case of Elizabeth
company Friday afternoon returned
Il verdict for the defendant.
Mrs. Walden asked damages for the
wrongful detention Of her son during
an investigation as to shortage of
funds at the passenger station in this
city.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24

Practically every item which is as
sessed this year shows decrease in
value. For instance, the highest price
for mules is $36 lower this year than
in 1921. and two year old heifers are
assessed for almost less than One.half
of what was asked in 1920. No defin-
ito assessment values are made fOr per-
sOnal property.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
FOR SALE registered Short Hor,

bull calves, ranging in ages from
yearling to nearly two years. Also
one :; Ii. p. gasoline engine and one
eight-rOw Mccormick corn shredder
c. G. L. Patterson. Route No. /.
Box u, Stratford, Iowa. Phone No. ,
on 20. fiji
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-01-24
ASSESSMENT
LOW ON FARMS
Schedule Shows Marked De-
crease in Agricultural
Commodities and
V Livestock.
CUT CATTLE PRICE
Same Valuations for Land
as We're in Effect two
! : Years Ago.

Due to the decline in prices, there has
been a corresponding slump in farm
assessments this year and assessors are
working on reduced schedule Of rates
for 1921. The schedules have been pre-
pared in pamphlet form by County
Auditor Baxter and assessors are al
ready active throughout the county,
having received their supplies early in
the month. 1t is understood that there
is a marked decrease in assessments on
grain this year, owing to low market
prices for the commodity.
1t is believed that larger quantity
Of grain will be assessed this year, Ow-
ing to the record crop produced, and
the increased amount on which assess
ments will be made is expected to Off
set most Of the decrease in the price
schedule. The schedule for land is teh
same as it was in 1919 and 1920.
The schedule for 1921 as compared
with that of last year is as follows:
In 1921.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-15
MA JI.EHCENi NEMECKU.
DOSTOJfLI POZADAVKUM LONDYNSKEHO ULTI
MATA HOSPODARSKY TLAK V PORYNSKU
BJDE UVOLNEN.

Paiiz. 3. srpna Uvonani ho-podafsk6ho taku Po-
r|nsku kde pftomn6 poenc 1ybna co dostoii N6meoko
pozadavkun ondfnskdhc ultimate zus- boykot prot i"
louzsk6mu zboz. bvlo usanoveno od II. Zaf za1e'e %
zasedani spoiencckt neivyssi rady dnes.
Bylo ~ozhodnuto y5ak udrzova okkupa kuhrortu, Dus
brpu Ducsedorfu do piiS neIySSi rady, ez
nepochybnt konana pred uahngtouskou konferenc
Premier BRAND svol abv pax cdnalo oazce okkupace
praveho brehu Rna Tato okkupace ala hned puyodne
pi:n Vekt Rritanie Sir Stevenson Horne. btickE mi
nr poua1ov9 dnesn schulz neys5 rady ze nynejsi zpu
vymahan skutetnost ochuzue vsechny
:los podn z5ytetne urdzi nemecky narodni
cit.
Bvlo stanovit vFbor nanGnch znalcu nemz
Spoien6 byv by zastoupeny ably udoval cesty
sredky ak oEklpatni vylohy mohly by byti zmenseny
Premier Rriand odpoytdi brtck6 vyky tom ze ok
upace uraa n6mecI nrodni cit prav re take narodni cit
rance bv blti lvahu okAupace niz svoly vse
spoieneckd mocnosi byla podnknuta tepve tehdy
kdyz N6mci op6tovnt odpral doshG oodnkan Neraasbe
smlouvy BRAND dozna pitomna Whova vlada poctve
snaz dosdIa vscm pozadavIlm ondInsk6ho umata
zysovl neni vyioutcno ze moha by padnou
4 lima reakcion1rsRa prti iei misto.
Vzhcdem k rlskd nomoc byo usneseno, ably meznarod-
III komise m6la neuedni ably pmla edn6 v6 hu
reannj posan nedo kQiic niktcrak polckIch otazek
Krone spoienecltch zem mali bt de nj pozvany line iako
Svddsko Norvdzsko Danelo atd Pocaek ucn6n bude tim
re kazda re spoieneckfh zem Spoend Saty usanovi
t5ech deleejtech do tto konse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-15

tTYRI LIDE ZAHUBENI, 20 PORANENO PRI POZA-
RU. JENZ ZPUSOBIL IA ST, 100000 SKODY.

Philadelphia IA. srpna. Ctyfi osoby byly zabity, dive
umira asi dvacet byo poran6no neb popaeno p pozar
ienz vypu ma 30Oarovch oejarnach Atlantic Refn-
INC Co
Ohen ienz povsta nasledkem vJbuchu jedn6 oeine ka
de- ies6 skoda dosud natropena odhaduie
ma S100000O Natelnk hascsk6ho sboru mini re nepo
dafi zaraz plameny cey zavod iehoz odhadu
je ma SO, 100000 bude 2niten
pet nIch kldi nyni hori rozsnuiice obroyskt
ra 6ern6ho dusiv6ho koufe po ceem ool Sest poplaS
nvch dano bvo ryche sebou timz svoano mi
so skoro rSochno haSitSvo r.&Sta.
Zpravy vybuchu molly zdpet mnoh6 zmatky. Neidfi
rozhlaslo ze 200 zam4snancu tucty itch po
hfeSue avSal pozd6iSim p@trlnm okonich nemocmccf
byo ziiSt6no icnom dvacet byo ich poran6no AIrv
ter zab byl mist6 odvezen byli do nedalek6ho po
hrobnick6ho zavodu Nezme to n6koik dni nez plane
budou dpln6 utlumeny. Jakym zpusobem ohen yznkl
Znamo nen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-15
OBENCHAIN V LOS
ANGELES.

Los Angeles Il. srpna. ~
Ralph B. Obenchain. rozyede-
ny manzel pi. Madelynne O.
benchainov6. prijel do Los An
geles dnes. Nejdrive odebral
Sc do obydli sv6 matky, pi. f.
e. Smartove a odtamtud spe-
chal do okresniho yezeni, kde
mel dlouhou poradu Sc sVoii
di'iy6jSi zenou. Rev William
Burch Evanstonu, otec {. Bur
che. ienz spolu pi. Obenchai
novou Jest 1bzalovan 2e "a
vrazd6ni J. Beltona Kennedy
no. sci primo do okresniho ve-
zeni a po dlouhou dobu radiI
Sc Sc syym synem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-15
VRAZ MA CESTE DO
VLASTI.

Chicago, 13. srpna. Ncera
o pate hodine zelez
nitniho tasu ylakem drahy
Lake Shore odiel 2 Chicago F..
st. Vraz, vedecky cestoVatel a
spisovatel vydavaie Sc ma ce-
stu do vlasti, kan je zvan ma
mnozstvi prednasek a kde
chce t6z dokonciti svoie spi-
sy. PrihlaSky 0 pfednaSky Vra
zovy doSly a dochazeii stale
re vSech koncin republiky Ce-
skoslovensk6, ba mnohIch
mist Chorvatska Srbska.
Vraz jest ma sv6 ceste pro
vazen dceruskou Vlastou AIDE
lou. iako sekretafkou. PAM
Vlasta Vrazova Sc synem Vi
t6zslavem znstala prozatim V
Chicagu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-15

SEST OSOB ZABITO.
NeStesti stalo Sc ma zeleznicni
krizovatce B. & o. drahy.

Bowling Green, O., IA. srp-
ma. Sest osob, mezi mimi Jed
ma celia rodina triclenna, bylo
ma mist6 zabito We Weston,
yesnici deset mil ma zapad od.
tud dnes casn6 Z vetera, kdyz
automobil, n6mz jeli, zasa-
zen byl rozbit toledskym Via
KEN Baltimore and Ohio dra.
by.
T6la byla rozhozena ma sta
stop podel trait a dy6 byIa 10.
havena k nepoznani. Lide Ii bv
Ii vSichni Z Delta yraceli Sc
do svych domovu Z nabozen-
ske schuze pod Sirym nebem Y
Portage, tri mile ma jih odtud.
Mrtvi isou: Joseph Oberly,
7S-lety; Opal Oberly, jeho
vnucka, 1O-Ieta; George Bur
dett, 45-lety; pi. George Bur
dettova, 42-leta; Harold Bur
dett, ieiich syn, 12-lety; pi
John Millerova, 7O-leta.
Nehoda Sc udala V $50
kdyz automobil yezoucf druzi
.nu nahle Sc zastavil ma zelez
nicnich tratich primo V cestt
rychlovlaku, jenz ujizdel pruC
kosti sedmdesati mil "a hodi
lnu.
T6la BurdettovIch a pi Mil
lerove byla odhozena dalekC
cd trait, kdezto ono OberlyhC
ieho vnuGky zachyceno by
10 lokomotivou rozdrcena /
nepoznani.
Vesnitane odyezli t6la dc
pohrobnickeho zayodu VI
Weston.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-15
HAYS NEBUDE PRY CENSOREM.

Washington, IA. srpna. - oznameni ucin6n6m dnes,
"New Yorker Vokzeung" by zaiad6n do druh6
fdy poovni dodavy generami poStmistr VIII H. Hays zno
zdrazn ze ieho rad nebude provozova tisku
leho Jest zda tasops yubec jest opryn6n
rten6 pro tasopisv nko restan zaazenm do tfdy tre
tax aby dod}vk2 jeho bya zrazena Rovnez pray Hays,
vzdvcky provdd zakon, ak mi beze vSech tech
nickyeh kltek hatku ale e pov2dy sef bude syo0ody