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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-16

Martha Johnson as announced in the
yearbook
Miss Caroline Carpenter will be hos
tess to the Collegiate club Thursday
afternoon. Miss Elizabeth Comstock
will have a paper on Versailles.
An all day meeting of women OF
the Second English Lutheran church
will be held Thursday at the church
The Cosmopolitan club will meet
with Mrs. H. d. Bavender at her
home, sos South A street, Thursday
afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Loyal club will be held Wednesda!
evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
The Good Cheer class of the Firs'
Methodist church will meet THURSDAY
afternoon to sew for the bazaar. A
chicken supper will be served in the
basement of the church at o'clock.
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remains, but no trace of the body
could we find. On the other hand, we
brought to the surface an object of .
most unexpected kind 1t was linen
bag which contained within it a mass
of old rusted and discolored metal and
several dull-colored pieces of pebble or
glass. This strange find was all that
we could get from the mere, and, al
though we made every possible search
and inquiry yesterday, we know moth
ing of the fate either of Rachel How
ellis or of Richard Brunton. The coun-
ty police are at their wits end; and
have come up to you as last
resource
Tomorrow, The Musgrave Ritual
continued
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Homemade Comforts G. IN
at .............. Uosoo
Extra large size, made by the
church ladies of Centerville:
filled with very best quality cot
ton, and the kind you seldom
can buy at any price. This sale,
$3.50.
zoe Outing Flannel 1Clo
dI - - ~ -
Good, heavy fleece; nice pat
terms to select from.
25c Outing Flannel tn
Both light and dark styles, in
stripes, checks and plaids.
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PART TWO.

PART TWO.
owe had better come. back to the
paper afterwards said |.
eff you think it is really necessary,
he answered, with some hesitation. To
continue my statement however, l
relocked the bureau using the key
which Brunton had left, and | had
turned TO go when l was surprised TO
find that the butler had returned, and
was standing before me.
'"Mr. Musgrave, sir" he cried, Ill
voice which was hoarse with emo
ton. Il can't bear disgrace, sir. I've
always been proud above my station
in life, and disgrace would kill me.
My blood will be on your head Sir
it will, indeed-if you drive me to de-
spair If you cannot keep me after
what has passed, then for Gods sake
let me give you notice and leave in
a month of my own free will. / could
stand that, Me- Musgrave, but not to
be cast out before all the folk that
know so well"
"'"You don't deserve much consid-
Grafton, Brunton," l. answered. Your
conduct has been most infamous. How
ever, as you have been long time
in the family, have no wish to bring
public disgrace upon you A month,
however, is too long. Take yourself
away in a week. and give what reason
you like for going
"'"Only a week, sir?" he cried in
despairing voice. "A fortnight-say
at least a fortnight"
COCA week" I repeated. and you
may consider yourself to have been
very leniently dealt with
He crept away. his face sunk
upon his breast. like a broken man,
while put out the light and returned
to my room.
"'For two days after this Brunton
was most assidious in his attention to
his duties. I made no allusion to what
had passed. and waited with some GU
riosity to see how he would cover his
disgrace. On the third morning, how
ever. he did not appear, as was his
custom. after breakfast, to receive my
instructions for the day. AS | left the
dining room, | happened to meet Ra-
I chel Howells, the maid. | have tod
| you that she had only recently recoY-
cred from an illness, and was looking
| so wretchedly pale and wan that
demonstrated with her for being al
work.
You should be in bed" said.
Come back to your duties when you
are stronger"
"She looked at me with so strange
an expression that 1 began to suspect
that her brain was affected.
'"'"I am strong enough, Mr.. Mus
grave" said she.
1--we will see what the doctor
says" I answered. You must stop
work now, and when you go downs
tairs just say that l wish to see Brun-
| ton
1.-THE Butler is gone" said she,
Gone! Gone where?'
"'"He is gone. No one has seen
, him. He is not in his room. Oh, yes
/ he is gone, he is gone!" She fell back
against the wall with shrek after
shrek of laughter, while ], Mortified
at this sudden hysterical attack, rush
ed to the hall to summon help. The
girl was taken to her room, still
| screaming and sobbing, while l made
| inquiries about Brunton. There was
no doubt about it that he had disap
! peared. His bed had not been slept
in. and he had been seen by no one
since the night before, and yet it was
| difficult to see how he could have LEI!
the house, as both windows and doors
were found to be fastened in the morn
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RICHMOND XIV WINS.

NASHVILLE, KY. Nov 16-Rich
mond, KY, was chosen as the meeting
place for the Grand Lodge meeting OF
Odd Fellows next year. George l..
Briel, of Newport, KY, Past Grand
Master, responded to an address OF
welcome.
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HIGH SCHOOLS CLAIM
17.8 PERCENT OF STUDENTS
CBy Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 16.--Out Of
an enrolment of 579.S93 pupils in the
public schools of Indiana only S6.05s
or IT'S percent are enrolled in high
schools, a survey of school conditions
in Indiana, show.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKET

| New York. June Am s per cent
rate for call loans. further price re-
visions and another low record OF $500
for Liberty 3hs bonds contributed to
today's reactlonary stock market
Some speculative favorites, notably
oils, equipments and specialties of the
tobacco and leather types were inter-
mittently active and strong. In gen.
eral however representative stocks
again reflected unsettled business con-
ditions and lack of public support.
Sales 5s5,0OO shares.
Call money opened at per cent. rose
to X In the first half of the session
and touched s in the last hour when
market prices we're most confusing.
Only once before this year-Fcbru
ary when demand loans rose to Q
per cent-was today's money rate ex-
ceeded
Borrowers of time funds bid seven
per cent for all dates but only small
sums were available
Banks attributed the increasing
scarcity to large capital fotations,
government Withdrawals and rcduc-
ton of local reserves by interior banks.
Factors bearing more or less directly
on market values included a cut In
Pittsburg prices of wire products and
marked concessions in refined sugars,
Columbia Graphaphone pfd. was
| added to the steadily increasing list
of stocks deferring dividends.
Exchange on London forfeited most
Of its recent rally and all continental
rates fell five to thirty points, Dutch
bills again sustaining the greatest re-
versal. Incidentally. the bank of
England's weekly report disclosed a
large decrease in liability reserves.
Liberty 3hs recovered most of their
loss but the trend of that group as a
whole was downward. Other domes-
tic. as well as international Issues
were responsive in variable degree to
the money furry. Total sales tpar
yalue) were $1e IT'S 900.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
FOREIGN EKl DOMESTIC Markets
'CH|CAGO GRAINS
AND PROVISIONS

Chicago, H., June 2. = Big export
business and bullish crop estimates
lifted wheat today to new high price
record for the season. Closing quota
tions were nervous at SIC to 3Ac net
advance. July $1.401s to $1.40%. Corn
gained Nc to Hc.
Oats lost Nc a Nc and provisions
finished unchanged to 20c higher.
Seaboard interests were heavy buy
ers in wheat and it was said that is
much as 2.50o,OO0 bushels had been
worked for export.
Gossip was also current that ex-
porters at Kansas City were taking all
offerings and were competing with
domestic mills. Moreover a statement
from leading authority indicated a
yield of only 25s 100000 bushels in six
states as against 345.O00,0o0 bushels
suggested by the government May re-
turns. In view of the scantNess of
the visible supply and of the activity
of exporters declines which resulted
from rains were without lasting in
Guence as price making factors altho
the last dry spot in Kansas was re-
ported to have been thoroly soaked
The topmost point reached today by
July 141h, showed an advance of about
forty cents since April.
Corn derived its firmness from wheat
and from word that Holland had
bought 500.0n0 bushels. Better crop
reports tended to ease the oats market.
Provisions rallied with wheat and
corn after being depressed earlier by
announcement of a hugo increase of
the stock of lard here.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CHICAGO LIyEsrocK

Chicago. Juno 2.-(U. s. Bureau of
Markets)-Cattlc receipts 1000: beef
steers, butcher she stock stockers and
feeders opened steady, undertone
weak: early top 900: primo ycarlinss
held higher; bulk beef steers 5000
s.I5: bulk fat she stock. $5.25aS75: can
rners and cutters largely Sesod3T5:
oulls strong to c6c higher: bulk $500
o''o' calves p to SOC higher: bulk veal
crs. is,5oMa25.
Hogs receipts 22.oco: fairly active;
lights mostly steady. others steady to
loc higher than yesterdays average;
top carly. $50: bulk s775N7sl0: pis1
s.,5.
Sheep receipts 1900: firm to CSC
higher; shorn lambs top $3.50 bulk
*lo.ooT11.5o: California springs. Sl5.o5:
straight; top natives SEES; bulk 3i2no
m1S.oo; Texas wcthcrs. $500; Texas
y'arlings. ss25; fat ewes largely $3.50
m92o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
MONEY

New York. juno Prime mercantile
paper sXT7c; exchange weak: sterling
demand 3ssA; cables 3soi- francs de-
mand. $40; cables. sS2 Belgian francs
demand, 500: cables. s5i: guildnrs de-
mand. 1925: cables. 1876: lir9 dema nd.
6et: cables bes: marks demand 155;
cablcs. l6s Greco demand. $50: Sweden.
demand. 2ea5: Norway demand. LEO.
Argentine demand, 32.1s. Brazilian de-
mand. 1850: Montreal. II lis per cent
discount
Time loans firmer: so days. 10 days
and months. per cent.
Call money firmcr; high, 3: low, 4:
ruling rate, Z: closing bid, I; offered
at S: last loan, s.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
IF. R. BANK REPORT

Washington. ID. c., June Com
bined resources and liabilities Of the
twelve Federal Reserve Banks at the
close of business June were reported
tonight by the Federal Reserve Board
In thousands of dollars. as follows:
RESOURCES
Gold and gold certificates. $2sl.oas.
Gold settlement fund, federal reserve
board S5Ot.1t6.
Gold with foreign agencies. blank.
Total gold held by banks. &ts5.sH.
Gold with federal reserve agents.
si.iT1.es5
Gold redemption fund. Sl45.1N
Total gold reserves. 's.tos.sSs ,o,-,
Legal tenders notes. silver, $16o.lI2.
Total reserves. 81. 2.Sss.s25.
Bills. discounted:
Secured by United States govern
mcnt obligations. s5IS,sss.
All other. sil52.S'o.
Bills bought in open market. &i7.0I2.
Total bills on hand, $2.003, 30".
u. S. Government bonds. $52,o15.
4. s. Victory notes fes.
U. s. Certificates of Indebtedness.
One year certificates GPittman acD
S?es. SIS.
All other, Sssfi.
Total earning assets. s., ,26o.TS2.
Bank premises. t23.ioI.
Five per cent redemption fund against:
F.. II. Bank notes, $40, i27.
rncollcctcd items, s5iI.ooi.
All other resources. &15.1i.
Total resources, f5,t3t.6So.
LIABILITIES
Capital paid in, &io2.ais.
Surplus. s9os,o3s.
Reserved for government franchise
tax. s36.2S3.
Deposits:
Government. f32.355
Member banks-rcserve account. 81
s56.5si.
Al other, sal .t5s.
7 otal deposits. Si.T2o.7ao.
r. n. Notes In actual circulation. 81
75I 900.
+. II. Bank notes in circulation. not
liability. fi's,iaS.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City. Mo. June 2.-CU. &
Bureau of Markets. Cattle receipts g..
900; beef steers steady; top ycarlings.
1915: heavy steers, fS.25: calves steady:
best vcalers. $3.50; other classes slow
and barely steady; undcrtonc weak:
Gamers mostly around 500.
C/Ss receipts 5000: steady to strong,
sY/ts higher: top 7s5. bulk OF sales 81. ai
also. stock pigs steady TO lOc higher;
best $3.50.
sheep $500; sheep steady. best Texas
wcthcrs. als; most fat native evcs
around, 1925; lambs 25T5Oc higher.
clipped lambs, f1i.25: top native sprins
lambs. 3lc.25. bulk better grades. til.0
mi2.oo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
All Right, Mr.. Edison,
They're Ready For More

Thomas Edison needn't think he can
stump the girls at Wilson college At
Chambcrsburg, Penn. They know
their stun, as these replies to the Edi.
son questions reveal.
.. What star is 1t that has recently
been measured and found to be OF
enormous size? A. Fatty Arbucklc,
Paramount star.
-. Who was Cleopatra? Anthony's
swoct.c.
@. What is coke? A. Seven centa,
including war tax.
.. Where do VIC get peanuts? A.
Tho circus.
c. Where do NC get our dates? A.
Tho University of Pennsylvania.
q To what is tho change of tho sea-
sons due? A. Good team work oil this
part OF the millincrs and dressmakers.
y. What state is the largest! ~
Matrimony.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
DENVER LtNEsTocK

Denver. June Cattle receipts aon
market i5I2Sc lower; beef steers $6.S0ei
$50: cows and hcifers t5.5hSf 10: calves
;s.oonlos.o. stockers and feeders IS 6o0n
6T5.
Hogs receipts 200; market 1omi5c
lower: top .T65: bulk. s1.0oTIA0
Sheep receipts $500; market higher
lambs sl.5ofii1.oo: owes si5oer5. 90
spring lambs. sil.50Tl2.0o.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
NOTICE. TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids will be received by tho
School Board Of District No. 20, Pueh-
10. Colorado. for the re-shingiinS Of tho
Carlile School at Evans and Harrison
avenue.
Specifications for the work may he
obtained from the undersigned. All
bids to be presented on or before Jun ,
i5 1891. Right is reserved to reject
any or all bids.
CHARLES F. sAXTON.
Secretary school Dis. No. 20,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

Concealed in the hollow steel pii-
lars supporting the deck on a. steam-
ship arriving at San Francisco from
Australia the customs officer found
more than twenty quarts of whisky.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
LIBERTY BoNDS

Furnished by N. s. Walpoie. Rooms
32o-2a Thatcher Block. Pueblo.
Liberty sIss. sS SIS: Lib. list +s. $40;
Lib. I'd is. ss.s2; Lib. LIST AIS. $3.50; Lib.
I'd AVS. ss.7s; Lib. I'd ihs. 1914; LIB.
tth AS, ss.1; Lib. LIST AIS, asle; LIB.
5th ANS, as.l2
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
METALS

electrolytic spot and nearby. 1874 n13ie
futures. SAnl3A. Tin easier spot
and nearby. 3i.ooms1.25; futures II oon
sl.e5. Iron nominal. No. 2 northern.
2ioo Lead spot. 800; Zinc uuiet: East
st Louis delivery spot, i.6oTi.io. An
timony, spot. h.2h.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
Deferred availability items, $i4s.os7
All other liabilities. $'o.ss5.
Total liabilities, $5,43l,6S9.

Ratio of total reserves to deposit and
r. r. note liabilities combined 5I.i per
cent.
Ratio of gold reserves to F. r. notes
in circulation after setting aside thirty
five per cent against deposit liabilities
Ills per cent.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

During the reiEn Of James II the
ladies wore such high head dress that
when riding in a coach they we're
obliged to sit on the noc-. a
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

In certain parts of rural England
1t is still the custom when there is
a death in the house TO put the bees
in mourning" by pinning a piece of
black cloth to every hive.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CHICAGO POTATOES

Chicago, Jun Potatoes receipts S5
cars: old stronger. northern white
sackcd and hulk. son70c cwt.: new
steady southern triumphs, ss.25 cwt;
Cohbiers s9s5TS0O cwt. Louisiana
long white. s2.35d2.50 cwt: North Car
olina. s5oe05.e e5 barrel. South Carolina
81 TbT5.o0 barrel; Virginia, 1915 barrel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
METALS

New York. Juno Bar silver domes.
tic, aai.: foreign. 575s; Mexican dol
lars. ~.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO PRODUCE
Chicago. June 2.-Butter higher:
creamery extras 2si-: firsts 23d2siAc:
seconds iTm22c; standards 2shc.
EGGS unchanged: receipts 27.oo2
cases
Poultry alivc higher: fowls :5c:
broilcrs iod50c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
KANSAS CITY rRoDuc,

KnnsaN CITY. Mo. Junc .,-Buttcr
,rrs and poultry unchanged
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
PUBLIC AUCTION
PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION
At THE PUEBLO AUCTION HOUSE.
40 y. SANTA FE. SATURDAY. JUNE
1. COMMENCING; At 10 a. NJ. AND
=. NJ. SHARP sale will consist Of two
Ford automobiles and household goods
or nil kinds.
!. w. woNDERJy. Auctionecr.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Colorado Board of Corrections at
the Colorado State hospital. Pueblo.
Colorado until 4 p. M, June s, 1921,
Tor the following supplies. more or less,
to be furnished during the period OF
three months, ending September 10,
1921. delivered on the hospital grounds,
at such times and in such quantities as
called for during the period, all costs
of delivery prepaid, towit:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
LOCAL OIL MARKETS

June 2. 1o21-Furnished by Downs &
company. brokers, 200 West Third st,
Pueblo Colo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-06-03
LOST

LOST-One auto license between
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, No.
69b4l. Reward. Address d IL, Chief
tain.
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PROCES S DETEKTIVEM
CALLACHEREM.

nnes dopoledne zapotel
pred okresnim soudcem Gull
lnno process byvalym NEST
skim detektivem Ch. Gallaohe
rem. ienz SO ma zodpovfdati
vrazdv druheho stupn9. sna-
chon6 ma hostinskem A. La
Poinem. Lfceni bude zahajeno
sv9deckymi vypov9d'mi pred
porotou. v kterh zasedaji tAz
nektere zenv. Clenem norotv
lost tez kraian Karel Dufek.
zalobu zastupovati. bude ash
stnnt okresniho zalobce c. ssh
DIV. kde5to obhaioba obaalov"-
r6ho sv9fena Jest pravnfku w.
IT. Rovdovi. innz obran'l zalosf
ma okolnosti. ze Gala cher led
nal v sebeohrana. ZalovarV
bvl hned po cinu suspendovan
a zatcen.
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SIS. 200 NAHRADOU "a
ZTRACENE OKO.

GEORGE Rotter. 26,5 vSch.
40. ul. byl ma kafe St. Clair
Ave. dne II. srpna 1918 die
vlastnf vtpov9di shozen vo-
7h. iako by bvl "balfkem ha-
drh" a pti padu pfisel prave
oko. Jako na sv9deotvf ii wee
ra pred okrssnim ssudcem Ber
nonem vySal nahrazku. oko
sklenene. Ia utrpeny draz "a
zaloval spolecnost poulicnich
drah O nahradu $4,000. V po-
rota. ktera ma pffpad rozhod-
routi. zasedaif ti zenv. "a
ctupce spoleenosti vsak tvrdf,
10 Potterovi bvlo 7ranSnf znh-
sohAre We vsRe Nuzea tfetfm,
ienz jedin6 Jest "a jeho zmr-
zacenf zodpov9den.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21
PRO BoNts voJAKuM.
Po vyslechu pred vyborem ma
vcjenske zalezitosti odporuGe-
ma byla k prijeti dotyGna
resoluce.

Columbus, 20. ledna. Pc w.
slechu dnes veter pred vybo-
rem ma vojenske zalezitosti,
tyz jednomyslne odporutil k
prijeti resoluci zajmu udele-
nj zvlastni odm6ny drivejsim
vojaknm Qhia, kteri slouzili
We valce. vvrozumenfm, re
generalni navladni ma btti po-
zadan o dobrozdani. zdali Ia
to procedure Jest zakonita.
Tim dostane Sc pred sn6-
movnu poslaneekou zalezitost
predlozeni 1stavniho dodatku
V zaimu vyplacenf bonusu. Ta
taz resoluce, podana v senate,
byla odporu6ena k priieti W.
borem ma voienske zalezitosti
a nyni jest pred danicnim w
borem.
Vzhledem k pfiznivemu pri-
jeff. jehoz Sc dostalo resoluci
pred vvbory senatu snemov-
ny poslaneck6. jest skoro iisto,
ze bude pfiiata beg velkJch
odklad6.
Plukovnfk John r. McQuiee
C]evelandu. statni velitel
Legie. prohlasil pred vfborem.
5e dfiveisi voiaci nezadaif
"bonus iako plat. ale jako u
znani toho, co We valce vyko-
nall.
"My VINE, ae $4,000 millio-
nhFI Eniklo z valeGnych w
delkd. A kdyz 81 vzpomenete.
co nasi lid6 We sluzb6 valeGne
prodelali a Cd prohlaseni prf-
mefi. oni isou opravneni k u
znanf. Slvsfme. 5e NELL isme
cest a slavu vvhrati valku =
avsak cest a slava nelson pla-
tidlem = kdvby bvlv. to hv-
chom Xvii vsichni millionafi.
aspo] ieden den. kdyz isme
paradovali v nasich. domov-
sktch m9Stech."
Neisilnaisi delegaca bvla p
Clevelandu. ale take iinVch
NEST We state dostavili Sc tle-
move Americke Legie.
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MAN1EL ORVINfN Z zENI.
NY VRAZDY.

Aberdeen, Miss, 90. ledna.
William A. Thweat. nlantaz-
mix. bvl zatcen ma obvin6nf ze
zavrazdenf sve zenv. iez "a
hvnula pri pozaru. kterF zni6il
domov Thweattov5ch nedale-
ko odtud 6. prosince. Porota
koronerova shledala. lie pi.
Thweattova bvla pojist9na ma
$4,000 snlatnych ieiimu man
zeli a 5e kdvz on bvl probuzen
Fonrem. oblekl Sc slozil 81
Svh satstvo line v6ci. ne4-li
Sel ke stndni pro vodu na ha-
sanf ohn1. Thweatt svedcil. se
nlamenv prflis se rozmohlv
nn5-li 60 vratil 70 nerohl "a
chriniti zenu. T9lo jeji bylo
naleZeno V sSutinach.
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VYPOVED PORUCfKA
FARRELLA.
Prohlas;l pred vojenskou ko-
rlisi, re Sc nepamatuje, CO ve-
die k jeho napadeni porucika
Hintona.

Rockaway, N. Y, 20. ..ledna.
Pozdraven dostatecne zl1tin-
ku sve nedavne ballonme RlaR
By do severnich koncjn, pofli-
elk Stephen A. Farrell objevil
Sc dnes pred vojensis9,lEko
vysetfujici nehodu vzducho-
plavce stihnuvsi a sv6dcil, re
Sc sotva pamatuje, jak Sc to
stalo, ze utkal Sc s kollegou
svynl porucfkem Hintonem y
jich navratu do civilisace.
Pred tim jiz svedcil poru.
Kloor, vudce vypravy poru-l
elk Hinton, kteri oba vypovi-
dali, re Farrela behem blou-
deni zasnezenych lesich
zmocnovalo Sc zoufalstvi a re
sc radili, zdali nemeli by mu
odebrati zbrane. Hinton tom
psal sve zene a zminil sc tez,
re Farrell je zadal, aby mu
podfezali kirk, re uz dale ne
m1ze. Dnes Farrell vypovIdal,
le nekolikrate zdstal "a svymi
druhy, ale neutinil zadne
zminky nozi. Doznal, ze
kdgz Sc dostali do Mattite,
Ont. kde Sc srazka udala, me-
vedel AMI co della a vyjadril o.
bavu, ,porutil1u Kloorovi, re Sc
STR.
STA tento pficital Farrell to
mu;, re po ctyri dny a noci, co
bloudili V lesich, Okla neza.
mhoufil.
Ma bezprostredni prieinu
sveho napadeni porucika Hin
tona Sc pry nemuze upamato-
vati, jenom vi, re byly mu kla-
deny otazkv jistymi muzi a
ieden Mich pravil, ze n6co
bylo o mem V novinach. Byl
nrv iako zmamen a teprve po-
2d6ji ma vFaku Sc vzpamato-
val.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-21
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