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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-25
With WITS and sFuanies'
Familiarity's Breed


Fanriliaritys Breed
At the grave of the departed the old
Garkey pastor stood, hat in hand.
Looking into the abyss he delivered
himself of the funeral Grafton
Samuel Johnson" he said sorrow
fully. you is gone. An we hopes you
is gone where we 'specks you amt.
He had a drove of dispirited steeds
ard paused to give them a much need
ed rest says Judge. The storekeeper
came out and looked them over casu-
ally.
want a horse?'
Guess not.
s'Tll take it out in goods, said the
stranger. I'll take it out in tobacco,
in fact"
Might do some business along
those lines. responded the storekeep-|
er, IF we kin agree on basis
Whats your basis? =
We'll, III trade with you, plug for
plug"
That Horrid Word Again
Whats the matter?'' cried Mrs.
Jones when Bobby came running into
the house in tears. dragging his little
tin sword behind him and rubbing the
seat of his trousers. Il thought you
were having such good time playing
soldier"
I'VE were,' sobbed Bobby, "and I
was Sherman. and papa heard me-
Descent OF Man
Little Girl Teacher said today that
cur ancestors away back were mon
keys.
Mother-You don't believe that, do
you?
Well, don't know much about it,
but told the teacher maybe it wasn't
SO far back either, cause heard dad
say that you had made a monkey out
of him. New York Post.
$50.
Scraped the Job
MY mother made me what / ann
said the political speaker as he proud
ly threw out his chest.
sWell,' said man in the rear of
the hall. she must have put in the
most of her time at other things
Not Popular Wish
The new clergyman was trying to
raise charitable fund just before
Christmas and a man. in the congre-
gaicn said he would give 800 to start
it off.
I don't know your name, sir" said
the grateful clergyman, "but | thank
you and pray that your business may
be doubled during the coming year..
There was solemn hush in the
congregation, punctured here and
there with something that sounded
like litter.
What's the matter?' the clergyman
whispered anxiously to the chairman.
Err nothing nothing stammered
the chairman, aonly that gentleman
happens to be an undertaken
- q
Mary had a poodle dog,
She kept it clean enough,
Because she often used it as
A handy powder puff.
Tampa Times.
Soon Mary got to scratching
And was very i'll at ease,
For she suddenly discovered
That the poodle had fIeas.
st Augustine Record
$3.50
An Unexpected Reaction
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-25
Mr.. j. A. White Says IF You Have
An Automobile, Keep Rat-Snap'

.If / knew about RAT-SNAP last
winter. would have saved s12O. My
car was in the garage for few weeks
during bad weather; when went to
take it out, found that rats had eaten
great holes in two new tires. Got
them later with RAT-SNAP. Three
sizes 35c, CSC, s1.25. Sold and guar
anteed by The Court Pharmacy. I'm.
Rub-My-T.sm relieves Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Sprains. 1l-So- 'St
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-25
|New Shoes

|H MOVING goods " ere
IL bound to drop IN price,
I've did not stock up on high
price merchandise and are
selling goods every day as
cheap or cheaper than else
where, andw can prove it.
|THRU a representative
IL who is almost constantly
lin New York we keep IN
touch all the time with the
declines in market prices,
hence we feel peculiarly fit
ted to- save you money on
your purchases.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-02-25

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

The ice cream rarlor does more
harm than the saloon.
The american people have gone ~iio
on sweets and soft drinks.
The above, statements we're not made
by an irresponsible ScuSa ton seeker
but hy a professor OF the Harvard COL
lrgc Medical School.
Doubtless you will feel that he goes
too far In liken;ng the Ice cream parlor
to the saloon. Very likely h" does. But
you never can hammer home truth
EXCEPT by strong statement
Candy IL Guilty on One Count
What Is the case against alcohol?
First that while under its influence
mems inh!bitions are lousencd and they
would not do normally. Secondly, that
:; inJure: the health.
ON tn. first count. candy and solt
drinks and ice cream come through not
guilty. We don't do crazy things under
their influence.
But how about the second" II you
could somehow find 4 unit OF reckoning
OF the harm done by uverload!ng the
stomach with this sort % thing. IT
might not come - far below the harm
don" 10y alcohol.
sure That Didn't Mako Har I'll
ON a coaStw!sc voyage which ! once
took. unr Of my fellow passengers, a
Young Eirl. was exceedingly s"aSi"'i. al
though /; was not rough voyage. Sho
a forwards c"n;lded ii inc that while
wa ttr: c. Tor ,he boat she HAD bought ana
eptcn Il whole pound "f Caramcis. But
she WAS sure II was not that which had
made her i'll. She said as she had often
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

4 little child Of from one 10 i've years
is nut to Rcd seemingly In excellent
health. In the morning II Is found 10
he suffering with high fever. and pain
In the back and limbs: and that paraI-
ysis. generally Of the leg muscles has
como IN the night. II the doctor no"
r.akex the diagnosis Of tnfantile paraI-
ysis. the parent win likely recall Some
severe fall some antecedent weakening
disease. Such factors are. however. NOT
thu real cause OF tho disease. though
they hav. undoubtedly predtSposed the
ch,ld's tender tissues 10 the attack OF
tho essential specific cause.-the germ
Of infantIle paralysis. DR.. Fie1ner OF
tho Rockefeller Institute In New lork
has found this germ ana has Demon
s,ra,pd II 20 De an extra ordinarily MIN
ute, globuiar. vegetable parasite.
This "rnlcr"rocCus' - present In tho
secrcttnns OF the nose and mouth or In
fantu. paralysis sufferers and Is COM
municat~d by means " kissing or soil
cd h.,udkerch!"'s. 'ow-is and tho like IN
such manner As t. gain access for the
germ t. tho upper air paRaaEes OF
Others as ye. unaffected Those suscept-
tble thus a ,quire the Infection. develop
the disease. and become In turn carriers
And healthy persons. such - parents.
who have oren IN Intimate contact with
m. sick, may Also become carriers Of
though not sufferers from. the disease
Tho CORR. thus lodged IN tho nose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

done It before without bad results. Ev.
identity the motion Of the boat had acted
as a last straw to an already ovorburs
dened stomach. Other times there had
been no such last straw and the stom.
ach had managed to deal with this OUT
rage. But think Of tho cumulative Of.
feet.
The youngster who goes to the soda
,, fountain and eats four or Ave sicksninG
rich sundaes Is humorous character
in fiction. but in real life he 10 . really
serious situation.
Another stomach outrage ,is the
Bridge club or afternoon tea. where It
1880 or o'clock q lunch Of Ices and
rich cakes Is served to women who, not
belonging to the class which makes q
business Of afternoon tea and arranges
Its meals accordingly win have no ap-
petite for their o'clock dinner.
; Too Much Candy u killing VITA
Kindness
And then there Is the younsster who
once upon a time would have had PEN
ny week to spend for candy and who
in these last few years Of freely now-
, Ing money. has had nickels far more
! often than he used to get pennies, and
has gorged himself accordingly.
: An outrage 10 the stomach Is an out
rage to the foundat tons Of health and
! consequently OF happiness. II takes
more energy for the stomach 70 get rid
Of an ounce Of superdous food than 10
I digest pound OF food Of tho right Kind
give nat the right time. Can we AFFORD
| TO waste this energy?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Chapter ~.

Chapter ~.
The weeks raSscd rapidly. soon II
10. ,I,,e To GO home IL Joan were 10 De
,hsrs whom she school term commehced'
A real friendship had sprung up 90
,yrsen Nar:Arct aud Mrs walters WINE
loan and Ted we're ''carmmy as Seu'"
he" 10 use Jnans expression.
Mrs walters lived In New York. Re
,or, ,hcv scrara>ed she made Margaret
nrnp,Ise that she would visit her before
the year WAS out.
Bring Joan II YOU think best bat be
sure and come yourself. one hee"S 4"
bit OF Metropolitan sayety once IN
while II acts I!Ae tonic.
81 ike her saying IL YOU think best
loan clustered. "Dne would think me
baby. I'll 20 II choose II don't
shall stay at home. Joan VINO ma"
overheard the invitation declared IN me
impudcnt tone she occasionally auop'eu'
but which her mother realized was no'
Intentional !mpudence.
she doesn't understand our way or
living and thinking. dear. Margaret an
swered And Joan knowing II was 80
said no more.
remarked after she had commenced the
term II had perfectly bully time
this summer. Yet l guess IKE nome
best.
II was the sort OF remark Joan often
made. AMI which never failed to aston
,sh her mother.
-, e ,ood To be home" Margaret re-
rllch. vet -" enjoyed myself every
moment 81 "a" time. And II nd us both
&
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
Health Talks
By John B. Huber AMMD
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
iubeE A:MM.D

and throat will in children OF sub-stand
ard constitution be carried in the lymph
channels 70 the gray nerve eangiia
which control muscular action. especi-
ally Of the eXtremities.
Thus the disease is called by doctors
acute anterior po!iomyletis gray mar
row mia mmation) Robert Louis Stew
enson's maxim pity sick children has
OF course. a universal appeal. wherefore
many physicians have studied infantile
paralysis with peculiar industry. not
ably pr flexner and his associates. Or.
Lewis and Or. Aoguchi. DR. Lorett OF
Boston and Or. Anderson and DR.. Frost
Of tho United States Public Health Ser
vice. And Health Departments have
been most Jealous TO ASCERTAIN and 10
apply the correct measures FOR the pre-
yention Of infantile paralysis. Now
that the specific germ has been dis
covered. a preventive serum will ne
doubt soon be elaborated, perhaps. let
ua hope, 4 curative serum alao. At pre-
snnt the outlook for ne Hu1ersr Is gen.
orally good as TO hfe itself; hut the
severity and tho fatality Of the disease
as IN all such Infections. hdctuate wide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
The New Generation
SWEET SIXTEEN
By Jane Phelps

love.
Malcolm Is a great Eavori,e OF mine
too"
He thinks you ar" III" whole cheese.
"Oh. Joan"
That's what he says when he speaks
Of you. It isn't my cSprrssion.'
Joan's Vocabulary OF slang was almost
limitless--whcn she wanted I" tease her
mother Yet she seldom used IL other
wise
Her fifteenth birthday had passed,
then her sixteenth \ party on the
lawn marked the first. Il small dance
the second Ted walters had come on
for the dance. and several others Joan
had met In the Intervening summer
spent at the same hute, In Maine.
Margaret looked no Older because OF
the two years Many OF her friends
said she looked younger. Perhaps. be-
cause her life had held more variety.
they were right. She had visited New
York each winter at Mrs. walters IN
vitation. This visit Mrs Walters and
Tod had repaid fl the fail when Mar
ssreta home was at its l0veliest.
! Craig Forester had been abroad con;
tinuously. II Margaret missed MIN: II
| she wondered why he had so almost en-
,Irely dropped out % her life. sh" gave
no sign postal card. 4 snapshot from
l. some far off plac, let her know he was
still alive. But DO gave Aer no address,
so naturally did not expect her to write
II she was n bit Iiqued, no one knew T.
As far % wearing what sh" chose
I went. Margaret now paid no attention
20 Joan's wishes IN the ma ter. But
save when in New Jerk. she haoNral'E
wore simple gowns. usually o. nentra
,olor Once when dressing she had
! murmured:
NO one cares op'. Nh' II" one
/ was. she did not safe.
! Joan was inexpre,sihly Gratified by
| Forests absence. only once did she
sneak Of him. Then she said:
"fi's just heavenly 20 have YOU al
VI te for my very own. and not have thai
4, FORESTER man hanging about Tho
house.
Margaret made no reply.
(To-morrow-Joan Is Worried)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
RIVER NEWS

4 stage nr eleven feet and rising was
shown at the local wharf last night.
The General rershIng arrived Il; neon
from Pittsburgh Yesterday on her wa!
To Charleston. white the Senator tord!il
followed her closely from Ptttshargh
en- route TO Charleston.
The Genera! Beach arrived last night
from GAINESVILLE on her way 70 Pitts
burgh. The Helen F.. arrived lost night
at 9 o'clock from MntmnraS and Will
leave on her return trip ae noon today:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
OFFICER SEES STEAM
AND DISCOVERS STILL

Seeing shades tightly drawn on inc
windows and steam coming from mole
in a building. Federal Prohibition OH
cor Tom Arlington yesterday became
suspicious.
An Investigation was nj once con-
durt"d with TIC result that wlnooW
was raised at ;hc house IN f"h"'"''
and Arlington went on IN. y '"-Ea' '''.'
s:!H in "prratinn 500 gallons OF mash
aud II gallons az whiskcy was dis
covered by IT, ":iiSSs.
The operator Of II" still. II Is ne
Nevcd, knowing the officer to he in me
anirhho-hnoi. pulled thc lid from the
still which al!", - NE steam TO MI inc
house. Had il :: been for the friKh'
II the operator. Arlington would PROB
rh,v not gave detected the steam.
search If the house failed to ma any
,"cSon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
FOCH REPLIES

Rev. Paul Abraham. pastor OF the.
Syrian Catholic congregation OF tho
Church Of Our Lady Of Mt Lebanon,
has received a letter from General
Ferdinand Foch. in response to an tnvi-
tation TO visit this city rendered him
by Father Abraham. Saturday. in the
na:ne Of the local Syrians.
General Foch thanked the Syrians FOR
the invitation and assured them he would
curae to Wheeling II he could hnd time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
VANO BOUND OVER

Judge John s. RITZ. in police court.
bound Ambrose Eano. an Eighth ward
toreign merchant. over :" III" n"N'
grand jury on a charge Of fcl"nious AZ
seu!t. Patr0Iman Bishop charged Na7o
with making an assault upon l.awr"n 80
Rondoncc with hatchct a the forn''r'>
store Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

An inquiries addressed to i'r. Huber
in care " tho Health Talks" depart
nent will be answered IN thcs" columns
I'm their turn. This requires consider
able time. however. owing 10 the great
number received. So X persona. or
quicker reply Is desired. Il stamped and
s.l--addresssd envelope must b. cnrl"s-
Cd with tho question The Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Marriage AlOSu5oS
Marvin TcaGardeu. 81. and ES'c.E'
E>rb. Is. both -: Wheeling.
Alonz Nandynr. 80. ~ Belmont c"uH-
". Ohio. and Esther Eurr. -. Of Mon
roo county, OAio.
Deeds
Geo T.. Mc('ausland aud wife t. W.
F.. Eckhard and wife. property in Elm
Grove.
Mary e. Seri- to e. l. Chambers
property in RiChland district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
DRY AoHNF NA1nD.

Washington, Nov. DISAPPOINTMENT
Of Charles S. Homer OF Cleveland, a,
prohibition agent Of the Cleveland dA
trict, acting under Director J. +. Rus
sell OF Ohio. was approved today by thu
prohibition unit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

". When recovery does tIke rl1r" III"
muscles arc likely 20 remain small. and
perhaps through life thcrr may he ro-
tardcd bone growth. dCi"rm!tY. poor
circulation and impaired constitution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Exrcrlm,nts IN l"gnl execution show
that :. u,i.ru expecting 4 shock VIII re-
So, ar".i that would XIII one not cr-
rect!nE i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Tuesday. November 90. vii! he OBJ
served as Donation day at the ON"
Valley Genera hospital Jeli"s. trEiiS.
canned vegetables and fresh Vegetables
and many other articles are desired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Work was started yesterday in ',rtn'
tnc the 3G-InCh sewer N Warw""d. Con.
siderable trouble has been experienced
during the heavy rains for the past S"N
eral months in the sewer stopping up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Il was announced yesterday that a
THANKSGIVING dinner will Ia" served a.
the Catholic Womeus league from ';S'
uhtu o'clock on Thanksgiving Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Everett ScahriEht OF am Logan
s,-..t NcNerh.n Med 4 voluntary l"'-
tttion in bankruptcy with /. s Commits
sIoner John X. conrad Yesterday. HIS
liabilities are s7@2.:S and his assets are
SlSg o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
RGty&iaSA

After spending several weeks trying
10 ind a place for the event. the Sister
hood OF III, Eofr Street Temple have
located place to hold their annu.'!
rummage sale. The sale will be con-
Quoted at No. IS Twcnty-fourth street
on Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday oi
next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Harry l.. Ziegenfr'hcr. l"ra. lee
cream dealer, has purchased III" prop
crty at No. ~ Eighteenth street ANA IN
tends starting the erection Of modern
plant to manufacture ice cream and can
dies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

Mike Politics. former Wheeling con
fectlnner. says it pays In the end |" !r
honest He was charged wiki conceal
ing ST. 900 in hts assets when IlllnI
bankruptcy proceedings. Found guilty
in federal court. L sentence OF three
wears in prison at Atlanta WAS given
him He says that he j. broke and that
the money did HIM no good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
2 Minutes to Answer This.

This rar'u" su!ffinK the Sunday roast
s!:.ursts In q puzzle way tn" names OF
two Gsh Can YOU guess them
hn-wer II Yes:erdays Puzzle.
SPAN plu. SEA rlu% TIE minua
SEAT nluq LINK minus INK leaves
SPANIEL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-17

To help you save Is the mission OF
'nrr'lirCnrcr Want Ads.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1921-04-01

and the owner hopes to achieve some
good effects in landscape gardening
The following books were presented
to the local library this week by
Henry Schroeder; Life and Labors
Of Livingstone (Chambliss,l Under
the Flag of the Orient (Harland.)
A copy of Zane Gray's Heritage of
the Desert was received from Geo.
B. Carmichael,
Revival services closed Sunday ev-
ening at the Baptist church with SO
conversions and with interest much
stimulated in the religious work Of
the community. Services will be held
next Sunday as usual, with what
Baptists Believe" as the theme Of
the pastors sermon. All young con-
verts are especially urged by the
pastor to attend,
Mrs. viii Gould was down from
Weston mountain Saturday on a
SHuppiuS SApSulttoIis
l.. B. Davis has added to his store
equipment an attractive glass case
fourteen feet long and eight feet
high, 1t will be used principally for
cigars and tohaccoes.
Dr. Mckinney was called yesterday
to attend Mrs. J. T. Lieuallen, who is
i'll at her home in the foothills,
Mrs. Sarah Fowls is confined to her
home with a serious illness,
Mrs. Doak, an experienced nurse
from College Place, Wash, is in at
tendance upon Mrs. l. E. Sailing du-
ring her illness,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12

aversiune faa de guvere @ slit sa migreze prin
potica lor neasta sat toata anericanizarii in
sutlor organzate de initiative prvata Acesti aposto in
sufe al tar or cerceteaza pc fecare migrant in casa u
povuiest frecventeze scoe de intimate pen
u migrant unde pot nvata mba staulu Imgrantul vede
avanaju enorm Gel daca nsust aceasta lba, prin
vorbrea Garcia Use desche orzont larg de veder de
oportunai economice Prn potica pacnca 81 vorbe
81 sfaur bune copi eigranulu sunt eel mai enusasmat
americana migranu este recunosctor patre sale
la dat posbilatea sa duca viata olneneasca.
Natural, minoritale noastre putea desnaOna
liza nicicand caci tade or seculare radacna in ace
pamant unde tresc Ii poate da lnsa bunastarea mate
riala in aceeas sul ca romnor astfe respecta 81
indragi noul regim.
Prmul pas, precum amntit - este lntarirea insti-
tulor noasre rationale 81 rcarea lor Ia nve na
mpuna sngure naonaltatilor al doea unui
current sanaos in vata noastra economical
ST inpreurarile de ata-cnd Ungara este prada aris-
tocratme face ncercale desperate pentr mentineea
dreprlor eli eudae lar Russia este vctma aberatuni de-
mocrae foarte prience peu asigurarea simpatii
or mnortatlor Dac la moi stuata economca ii buna
minoritae asculta de dele edentse ale agitaor
lor de profesiune
Oameni carl ncepe astfel de- poltca sanatoasa
bnemerita della patrie. Pc lucru
De parea la arcoluui d-lui Dnu Dumbrava ne
vom ocupa ntr un nunar viitor.
ANDREI POPOVICI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12

Mama care fnvata pc baiatul eli
sa spele vasele ii scuteste multe
suparari 81 neajunsuri in viitor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-12
vigoare in ziua de l Ianuarie.
n n N

-
Julia ,Staller, de II ami, 0711
Quincy ave, declarat politiei ca
cinci oameni au pus-o intr'un au-
tomobil cand era pc strada 19, au
dus-o in parcul Gordon unde i-au
.furat % suma de opt dolari Gil
portofel Gu tot. Dansa, la intre-
'barile- politiei, povestit ca a
fugit Vineri seara de la unchiul
sau, William R. Thomson, apoi a
stat pc strait de atuncf. Parintii
eli locuiesc in Akron.
Jackson, KY. = Sapte oameni,
earl au incercat sd scape pc niste
robi din temnita orasului, au i'm
puscat 81 omorit pc Oscar Allen,
pazitorul temnitei. Incercarea 81
facut pentru eliberarea a patru
oameni, carl au fost pedepsiti Gu
Inchisoare la viata. precum
ia spus guvernorului Marrow
Doamna Oscar Allen, sofia pazi-
torului 81 Maggie Allen, fata lui,
sunt ranite foarte grav, asa ca nu
vor prea scapa Gu viata. Cani, de
|politie sunt folositi pentru prin-
derea ucigaslor. Dansul fost
fmpuscat cand coborit treptele,
in mana Gu cheile ce1ulelor. Ell
insa a aruncat cheile cand a fost
impuscat 81 banditii nu lie -au
gasit.
Christiania. Premiul Nobel
pentru activitatea in interesul
pacii va fl impartit intre premie-
rul Branting al Svediei 81 Chris
tian Large din Norvegia. Acest
din urma este secretarul biurou-
lui general interparlamentar.
Primarul orasului Cleveland,
w. FitzGerald, sa re1ntors Sam
bata din vacanta sa. Mime nu site
unde a petrecut vocanta sa, pre-
cum mister a fost aceasta sub du-
rata intregei absenta. Dansul nea-
ga ear fl ,fost in Florida, dar
spune ca fost pc mare ''nu de-
parte de Cap Hatteras. ''El ris
cand i-s'au spus svonurile ca, -
dupa ce va preda postul sau lui
Fred Kohler, Primarului nou ales,
= ar merge sa ocupe positie in
Washington.