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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-07
MoziwosG Wojny Miedzy PoLka a Litwa.
Swiezy Transport Cia1 Zolnierzy
Amerykanskich.
W Kwesti Zredukowania zbroje1 Marynarki.
TELEGRAM KRAJOWE.

WldQOIHOSC, IL W TnldSteCZku
Boone, po$ozonego stad 20 mi
ma wschtd, mad rzeka Arkansas,
cdnaleziono wczoraj so ciaf tru-
pow. WiadomoSc ia ME zostaia
dotqd potwierdzona. Wedle o.
swiadczenie przedsiebiorstw po--
srzebowych, wszystkie ciala be.
da musiaIy bye zatrzymane w tru
piarniach jeszcze przez kilka dni,
Foniewaz Wszystkie drogi, pro-
wadzace ma cmentarze, sa Memo.
zliwe do przebycia.
Denver, Colo, 7. czerwca. -
Wedle otrzymanych raportoN
Frzez tutejsze biuro Prasy Sto--
warzyszonej wczoraj wieczorem
stan powodzi W poinocnenl Kolo-,
RADIO przedstawia sic, jak naste.
|puje:
w Greeley: - Woda w RE
ce Platte podnios}a sic prawie o
dwie stopy wyzej, lecz sytuacja
W miescie sic polepsza.
w Masters: - Drogi W kill
kunastu miejscach So kompletnie
poniszczone, warunki W miescie
sic polepszaja.
w Erie: - Kilkaset jardow
torow kolejowych ma linji ~
MON Pacific" zosta}o rozerwa-
rych. Woda juz znacznie opadla.
- w Longmont: - Stacja ko
lejowa i czesc miasta znajduja
sic W wodzie; jak dotad ME by{o
zadnych ofiar.
- w Denver: - KikanaScie
blokow w zachodniej dzielnicy
rezydencyjnej znajduje sic stale
pod woda. Wiele rodzin zmuszo
nych by1o opuscic mieszkania.
zadnych STRAIT W ludziach ME "a
notoWano.
HARDING APELUJE o PO-
MOO OLA OFIAR POWODzI.
Washington, 7 czerwca. -
Prezydent Harding. wystosowaa
wczoraj do narodu Stanow Zje-
dnoczonych APPEL, proszac skiad
XII ma ratunek ofiar, dotknietych
powodzia W Stanie Kolorado. -
Prezydent W apelu swym zazna-
CA, il datki moga bye nadsyla'
ne do blur roznych organizacyj,
lub tez wprost do glownej kwa-
terry ,Amerykahskiego Czerwoue
so Krzyza' W Waszyngtonie.
ZGON ARCYBISKUPA
x. SCHWEBACHA.
La Crosse, Wis, Z. czerwca. -
J. E. X. James Schwebach, BIZ
skup djecezji katolickiej La
Crosse, po dfugiej chorobie "a
konczyl tn wczoraj zycie w swo-
jej rezydencji, liczac lat IA. S. p.
X. Schwebach piastowai god
nose biskupa cd roku 1892, obei-
mujac miejsce po x. bisa5upie K.
G. Flaschu. Ubieg}ego roku W
czerwca X. Biskup obchodzii
zfoty jubileusz kap1ahstwa.
Zmarfy Biskup 'by} chory Cd
dwu lat, lecz pomimo tego spra-
wowai obowiazki koscielne, pra-
vie ze do ostatniej chwili. S. p.
X. biskup Schwebach urodzii sic
w Luksemburgu W r. 1S4., a
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ECHA POWODZI w KO-
LORADO.

Wichita, Kans., 7. czerwca. -
intercollegiate 5. 7. Peterson
oswiadczyf wczoraj, il wszelkle
dane wskazujq IA to, &c woda L
kolorado wystapi wzd1uz rzekr
Arkansas, al po Ellinwood. Pre-
widywanv Jest rownicz silny Wy
lew >wody cd linji Stanu kolora-
do do Kinslcy. W miesclc Dodge
woda wystapila rzeki piec stop
ponad jcj brzegi. Woda zalata
juz ulice. Main, w South Dodge
CITY ! poczyna zalewac dzlelnlce
rezydencyjnq. W miejscowoscl
Wichita zapowiedziany Jest wy
lew wody Cd szesciu do sIedmlu
stop wysokosci.
MIASTO PUEBLO w RU1-
MACH.
Pueblo, Colo, 7. czerwca.
Po calodzienncm przeszuklWanlu
sruz0w w zniszczonej powodzla
dzielnicy miasta Pueblo, odnale-
ziono wczoraj - ciaf trupow.
Wedle raportow, wydanych
wczoraj przcz Z. L. Trounstlne'a'
w miasteczkach polozonych ~
mil wzdluz rzeki Arkansas, a
mianowicie w Avondale, Vine
Lind i Boone zginefo W powodzi
- os6b. w miasteczku Avon
dale jednej rodziny nazwlsklem
Ortibeez, skfadajacej sic Z die
sieciu czlonkow, Qcalaf tylko 10
letni chlopiec, ratujqc sic ma da-
chu domu, ktory zostai unleslo-
ny pradem woody ma kilkanaScie
mil daleko.
Ma mocy rozporzadzenia pod
nulkownika NeWlona, ZawezWa--
10 wszystkich zdolnych ludzi W
mieScie Pueblo, do czyszczenla
ulic i chodnikow Z muNu / gru-
zow, "a co zostaja wynagradzanl
43 cent6w ma godzine. ktokol-
wick sprzeciwia sic temu zostaje
aresztowany siia zniewalany do
piracy bez zadnego wynagrodze-
mia.
Poraz pierwszy wczoraj Cd CA
su nadejscia powodzi, II. W pia-
TEX dzielnica handlowa w mie
scie Pueblo po obu stronach RE
XII by}a wolna cd woody. Obecnle
voda w rzece~ opadia kilka stop
ponizej swych brzegow. Wedle
oicjalnego obliczenia szkody wy
rzadzone powodzia W Pueblo wy
rosza oko{o $5,OOO,OoO, zaS wedle
obliczen tamtejszego stowarzy--
szenia fabryttantow straty maja
wynosic miedzy dziesiecioma l
pietnastoma miljonami dolarow.
w mieScie najbardziej daje sic
odczuwac brac komunikacji. Gu
bernator Stanu Kolorado telegra-
fowai wczoraj do senatorow PHI
lips'a Nicholson'a, proszac lch,
azeby rozpoczeli starania W kle-
runku otrzymania Cd rzadu zapo
mogi w kwocie $2O,OO0,0O0 ma
odbudowanie zniszczonych mo-
stow i reperacje drog oraz torow
kolejowych.
Urzednicy tutejszei firmy MI
ckolls Packing Co.., otrzylnalI
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KURS MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle konrlmil1atu POlSkiego Konsu-
Iatu GeneralnegO, kurs marek pOlsiHich
lest dis $50 marek "a $1.O0, czyi $l.O6
"a 1000 marel1.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-07
WYNIKI WCZORAJSZYCH
WYBORoW.

Zacieta walka wyborcza mie-
DIV stronnictwem burmistrza
Thompsona pozosta}ymi oby--
watelami daia swoj ostateczny
wyraz we wczorajszych wybo--
rach, w ktorych bezpartyjni
100000 gfos6w pobili kandyda--
tow thompsonczykow. Ponizej
podaiemy rezultat g4osowania,
ktory iednak ME jest jeszcze o.
stateczny:
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Gag dalszy ma stronlcy 5
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NIEMCY ODPOWIEDZIALY
ODMOWNIE MA ULTIMA
TUM ALTANTOW.
Berlin. z. czerwca. (Prasa s.

Berlin, 7. czerwca. (praSa ST.
Korspondent oNoSSische
Ztg." Wroc}awia donosi, ze
gen. Won Hoefferr stOjaey-na- -eze-
le defensywnych wojsk niemiec-
kich na G6rnym Slasku. odpo--
wiedziai ma ultimatum aIamtow
W sprawie wycoiania wojsk ME
mieckich, IL ME posiada on ami
prawa ami cbsci odwo}ania zbroj-
rych sil niemieckich Z zaimowa-
rych przez ME miejscowoSci.
Londyn, Z: czerwca. - DR.,
Sthamer, niemiec&i ambassador W
Londynie, zwrocii sic notg do
angielskiego ministra spraw "a,
granicznych Markiza Curzona
skarzac sic, ze grozba komisji
miedzysojuszniczej wycofania
wojsk aljanckich miast W rejo-
ME przemyslowem, o lie woiska
niemieckie ME zostana wycofane,
robi powazny wylom W traktacie
cokoiowvm
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Gag dalszy ma stronlcy )
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I B;ura Me!eoroIOg;cmegO.
Wsch6d sfOiiea gOdzinie Sis.
Zach6d sioflca gOdzinie 1923.

Pogoda w Chicago OiSOlicy: We VITO
rex pogoda, w srOde pOgOda niepe~na,
ME wieIe zmiany W temperature. La
gOdny wsehOdni wiatr.
=
Temperature dolby miniOnej: Maj
wyzsza wczOrsj o gOdzinie 2-giej po pO.
iudnlu &C stOpni, najnihsza wczoraj o
godzinie 2-giej pO p6inOcy Sc stopni.
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DokohczeEie ia stronscy 8 -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-07

DziS, wtorek, 7,go czerwca: Sw. RO-
berta.
JutrO, sroda, S-go czerwca: Sw. Me
daria.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-07
DO KATOWIC.

dziaiy powstancze wczoraj rano
wkroczyiy do Katowic Cd strony
Po}udniowej zajeii gmach poll
eli. zabrali dokumenty wywiesi-
II ma dachu powstahczq flage pol
ska. Do tel pory ME uda}o sic
zdjac zatknietej fIagi, albowiem
powstahcy o@trzeliwujq dach
gmachu poiicyjnego re wzgorza.
na ktorem maja swoje pozycje.
LUDOWCY NIEMCY "a LA
CZNoSCIA z POLsKA.
Bytom. 7. czerwca. - ,,Ober-
schlesische Nolkspartei" wydala
odezwe, W ktorej pisze miedzy
innemi:
DO swietej walk prawa i
wolnosc ludu g5rnoSlaskiego
przystepuje rowniez vOber--
Schlesische Volkspartei." Pow
stanie Jest wielkiem czynem ma
rodowem ludu Gornego Slaska,
nie nalezy uwazat ruchu "a tax
zwany ,,putsch", lub walke par
tyjna, gdyz ME tylko lud mowi9-
cy po polskp, ale i ,,Oberschlesi-
schc Nolkspartei'', jako przedsta-
wicielka GornoSlazakow, mowia-
cych po niemiec<u. re swoimi ty-
siacami czfonkow bierze czynny
udzia} w walce wyzwolenczej.
Jako komitet partji oSwiadcza-
my uroczyScie, re dobrowolnie
uznajemy przywodztwo Wojcie-
cha Korfantego i gotowi jesteS-
my wraz z MIN przelac "a wal
nose ostatnia krople krwi. Chce-
my bye WOMEN narodem, ME
zaS tiumem helotow oddanych ma
wyzysk kapitalist6w ma zer dla
arnat. E ntente'a, ktora tyle O.
fiar poniosia dla zniszczenia
swiatowiadnych zapedow Me
mice, ME powinna uwazac ludu
sornoslqskiego, jego szczeScia
wolnoSci, "a przedmiot targow
dyplomatycznych, ale udzielic
mu tego, CO mu sic nalezy re
wzgledow historycznych, demo-
kratycznych oraz zgodnych z
wynikiem plebiscytu, a wiec u
dzielic mu wolno&ci Gornego
Ciap dalSZy ma strongly )
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POWSTANCY WKROCZYLI

chrOMule ie. PrZvp. Red.D
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" 70 TO LAvon.

0Vn0pais.-1A DoeomboP, M, fooS
msa Sathss u Q hotsi II Dssne aA1
hear eoe q he quartet sutlaAe .
plAa % Dasalyss Great Britain aaA
at The sane tins oaiss world power.
TAs sthsr three. AsskiaS. Ansss-
caa. al 0tsansnaa aAA Ven 0rats.
Germans. all millisaairos. agres y
tAs schsns. prsvidiaS another naa.
lnram Petts. ~ American. 70 taken
n. Ths insdsater Of he plst gives
hio na0s - Cents = Guy. bot
Whea ~ Leaves for BagiaaA with
h10 1asShtss he AscSdss - ~ he
naDs Can Petsssea. Capt Hugh
Oa11.DeG1 OsuaDoa1. . rettso1
olooes, aAveStt0oo fOe Wo9k that
will sivs lin ssatsmsnt. slsning
'XIA" ~ . result ~ nssts Phyi-
" Dsatsa. . youAS WsalAa Who
aasWsrel his - Che tails hin e
strange Avf1efs and rebesSieo Of
which ohs suspects . ba1l heaAed
~ Petersen az Asary Lakihgtea.
6os fears hsr father 10 involve1.
DsummooA 6oeo - The LAfchs0.
A1so Dsatoa's hons. ns1t door 70
TIE Eams. rstsrson.s place. Petsf.
so anA Lakinsten stop his car and
leek him ever. while Aiaing with
Phyllis ~ hsS father Dsummead
leaves Ths LArchss saA explores
TAs Elms. He Aiscovsrs Lakington
aa1 Peterson using . thumbecrsw
ea Hiram Petts. who asns . paper.
Osu00on1 secures half ths paper.
roooveo him aftes . struggle and
takes him 70 his own hems. Peter.
- calls - demands the half ef
the Tor. pepsr and Potts. Hugh
laughs st him.
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approvingiy. ITO think there are still
psopls who think military service 4
waste q timei" ~ nurmured. "Four
years ago you couldn't have got one
word Il II right"
He dismissed Denny, and sat down
At his desk. First hs took the half
teen shsst out q bis pocket, and put
ding It In an envelope, sealed It care
fully. Thea he placed 1t in another
envelope. with . covering letter to his
bank. requesting them to kesp the In
closure intact -t
Then - took Q shest oe notepaper,
and with much elaboration proceeded
to psa q document which afforded him
co0dderable amusement. judging BY
the grin which appeared from time
to dine on bis face. This efRusioo he
also enclosed in q sealed envelope,
which he again addressed to his bank.
Finally. be stamped TIE hrst, but not
the secondhand placed them both In
his pocket.
With the departure Of the Dennys
for Paddinston. which coincided most
aptly with the return Of Peter Oar
rell, q period Of activity commenced in
Half Moon street. But being interior
activity, interfering in NO way with
the placid warmth Of the street out
side. the gentleman without. whom
keen observer might have thought
strangely interested In the beauties Of
that well.known thoroughfare-seeing
that he had been there for three hours
Remained serenely unconscious Of 1t.
His pal had followed the Dennys to
PaddinStoa. Drummond had not come
out-and the watcher who watched
without was beginning to get bored.
About 1880 he sat up and took notice
- some one left the house; but It was
only the supssbly dressed young man
whom he had discovered already was
merely q clothss-peg calling himself
Darrell
The sun was getting low and the
shadows were lengthsning when q tau
drove up to the door. Immediately
The watcher drew closer, only to stop
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Fvsssvsiy, "is ne Meaning ss Thlsf"
with q faint smile a. he saw two msn
get oat Of It. One was the Immaculate
Darrell: the other was q stranger, and
both were quite obviously what In the
vefnacular 10 known a. oiled.
Yea prishsasss ole beam" he heard
Darrell say s6sctieuatsly. "thish blink.
ing cabsh my show"
The other man hiccoughed assent.
anA leant YEARLY against the pallngx.
Right" hs remarked. ''ole friend Of
mo youth. II shall Be ash you WISH"
with tolerant eye he watched them
tack up the stalrs. singing Justify in
chorus. Then the door above closed.
and ths melody continued to float out
through the o1en window.
Ten minutes later he was relieved.
II was Quits an unostentatious relief
Another man merely strolisd past him.
AID aince there was nothing to re-
port. he merely stroalsd away. He
could hardly b expected to know that
up In Peter Darrell's sittins.r0Om. two
SVVVs tOv08 sssWs WSse SVsA.
teMpiating with professional eyes an
extremely drunk gentleman singing in
q chair. and that one Of those two
sober young men was Peter Darrell.
Then further interior activity took
piscs In Half Neon street, and ~ the
darkness fell. silence gradually settled
o. the house.
Tea O'Clock struck. then eleven
and he silence rsmainsd unbroken. II
waa not ill sisvsn.tAifty that 4 sud-
den small sound made Hugh Drum
mcnd sit up In his chair. with every
nerve alert. Il came from the dirsc-
tion Of the kitchen-and II was the
sound be had bsen waiting for.
Swiftly b opened his door and
passed aloag The passage to where
ths motionlsss man lay still In bed.
"Hiram c. Potts," bs said In Q low,
coaxing tooe. ~ up and take your
esoelina. Feece ysarsslf. laddie. force
ysarsslf. know We aauseating. but
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0roNse vablst - Foeh.

Tarbes, Francs.-A tablet to cen
meinOrate the achievements Of Mar
shal Foch. commander.in-chisf Of he
forces which victOriously opposed ~
forces Of the central empires II ~
World war. was placed In the houss
here where Marshall Foch was born.
The tablet was placed BY the 80 nsa-
bers Of the American Legion who cane
to France for The dedication oz ths
monument to the American Hxps1t.
tonary Forces. pressntsd b tAs Unit
ID States BY the Inhabitants Of ylirsy
and liberated Lorraine.
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Burns sweessds Flynn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of VII.
liam ]. Burns a. director Of the bu-
reau Of Investigation of the depart
ment Of Justice has been announced BY
Attorney General Daughsfty. Mr..
Burns succeeds william J. Flynn. Il
have known Mr.. Burns personally for
thirty years and have watched him DE-
velop In his speciality" Mr.. Dausherty
said. "Nr. Burns has severed his con.
necti0n with the Burns Detective
agency aud will come to Washington
and devote his entire time to the SER
vice"
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prsblWS 'AopsW shsp."

Chlcago.@Ths United States rail-
rad labor board II understooA 70 -
probing charges that railroads wees
establishing the open shop plan. thue
evading jurisdiction Of the beard. A.
cortlinG to word from Aarisn. 0hie.
the Railway Service Company hes tax
en- over the operation Of the Erie rail.
road and are re-hiring employs %
an open shop basis. Since Tie Rail.
way Service Company ID not . "cem-
mon carrier" Il was pointed out that
II would not he subject to supervissso
By the railroad board.
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DseA nsgA aaA Psssssea nas.
rswiy escape Seath {. tAs dask.
ITO m CONTINUED
WssAlnsSsn's Rs,,slsc.

There has bsso considesabls centre
vsrsy over the sxteat to which rslig.
ieus belief entered int WasAingtsa's
character. His own chrooiclss show
that most q his Sundays, except dur
Ing the presidency. when hs felt
obliged to set an example, be speat II
answering letters. going over his &C.
counts. hunting o. doing any business
that those With whom 10 was nsSoti.
atins had no scfuplsa II chseslng
people to work fer hin ~ ~ up -
barriers Of creed. Judging Dsa froo
the standpoint q honesty. Industry
and ability.
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hssx klseee CAM.

OF course II doesn't really matter
who invented kissing-but the lsSsnd
Of the Greclan shephsrdess who feuA1
an opal on one Of the hills near
Athens and. wishing to sivs Il 70 Q
young shepherd whose hands were ee.
cupied. let him take Il from her lips
with his own. II one Of many stories
which give Greece the honor Of the
very first kiss.
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Rsbbers Oct Another Pay Neli,

Rsbbsrs Oct Another Pay Nsli.
SSp-x -x41ntiyc0, CaIlK.-BandIts held
up Walter Mayors and George Bsban.
paymasters, and escaped with 5000.
the pay roll Of the American Can
Company. which they were Transport
Ing from = bank to the factory here.
The robbers escaped In an automobile.
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After 4 man has made q fool Of him.
self he realizes what . fun.loving LOT
Of acQuaintanceo he has.
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CHAPTER I,.-esnsInvsd.

TAsrs was something 20 Incredibly
0saaeins II The soft, quist veics that
Dsunn0od licked at the speaker fas-
daatsd. He had Q ssddsn feeling that
- mast ~ drsanins-that In . mo
msnt q I've be would wake up and
~ that they had really bssn talking
abest the weather the whole time.
TAss the cynical slsan Of triumph In
Peteeson's eyes acted On hin like Q
celd deueAs.
"Your candsr 10 20 rsfreshing," hs
answered gsnially. 'as your similss
are apt. ] sAuddef to think Of that
peee little ay. NJ. Peterson. especial
" With yeur chauffeur GRADING his
gears - piscsa" He held opsa ths
1sse tse Ais visitss. and followed hin
Int tAs passage. AZ tAs stAsr sod
sesea Dsaay. sstsstatisusly dusting .
beek-sAelf. aAA Rstsrsea danced ct
lin cassslly. II was ehazaetsRtseie
g ~ sas hat - tracs q aaasya1es
ahsWe1 - ~ faes. He might have
beso % eF1isasy visitor takiag his
leava
I Az tAsa ss66saly fssn tAs rsso
su1sS1e whIeA Dsaay Was austiAG
tAses cane . lsw meaning anl a H.
ssAeeset baesls. 4 ssiek ffewn
Dasosd ever DsuoassA's faee. and
Psesessa regarded hin tAssghtfslly
"An isvaliA N he hsassr' ~ ~
0aFteA. new taesavsaisat fee yes I"
- lai1 he haad ~ . moment - the
esalisrs asn. sadly fear you're
ssias 70 make ~, Of yourself. AID
It Win - sveA . pity" He turned
toward tAs staiss. ''Doat bother.
pleass; I en- AnA ~ own way sut."
HugA tunsd back Into bis own
rsso. asA lighting . particularly noisy
~, at 1swn h his own special
cAair. He vas under no dslusioas %
to tAs rssks ~ was running. Under
rating his op1oasat had never bssa .
fanit of hls, either u the ring q IN
France. aad be had no intentioa q
begiaaiag now. TAs man who could
oAAuct an American millioooire. and
Arus him till ~ was little better than
q baby, and then uss Q thumbscrsw
to enforce his wishes, was not likely
10 peovs ovsr-scrupulous In the fu-
ture.
After q vhlls ~ bsgaa half.uncsa.
ss4susly 70 talk alosd 10 himsslf. Two
Alternative. Old buck" ~ rsnarksd,
seAbetag tAs cir With bic pipe. "Oas-
~ ~ Poets bird up At Bssusrs
sessst; tve-dO not. Number ooe-
sat e cosrt at oocs. Prspostsrous-
seeurd. Thsrsfors-numbse two holds
tAs Asld." He rang the hell.
"Janes." he said. ~ the door o.
sosl, stake Q piece VI payer and 4
psadi-if there's one with q point
~ 1T down st the table. I'm going
70 thiak. and I'd hate to mias cut any.
tbiAS."
Dis servant complied. and for 4
While salsaes Fsisusd.
"Ftsst." rs0Afksd DrsmmOud. put
dswH-Thsy know whsss Potts Is'
1~o-Thsy viii Try to gst Potts'"
"Yss. SIR" answered Denny writing
husily.
''TArsc'Thsy will mot get Potts
ksW. James. yeu'vs got to do SOME
tAlAS else. Rise asd With your well.
knswn stealth approach he windsw.
- - II ths watcher still watcheth
wstAs0l"
1Ae servant took = prolonged sur
~. and finally announced that he
ea11od to see hin.
Thea that proves coociusivsly that
Ae's tAefs." sajd Hugh. "Writs L down.
Ja0eo: rsur-'Owins to the watcher
without. Peets canAst leave the houss
wttAsut belns ssea.' Five-'Potts must
leeVe ~ hesss withoat being sesn.'
WaAt hin, JaDeA want him oil 10
myself He shall 20 % NJ cottage o.
The river. and you shall lock after
him"
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according to an off'eia - SsS-
lished In TIE Mexican Me1ic>
City. The Mexican purchases were
far ahead Of those Of any other Latia.
American country. and led thoes Of
Cuba. Nexico's nearest competitor, for
American goods. by 100000. Only
four Countries II the entire world.
Great Britain. Canada. Italy and Ger.
many. bought more dsrisg this month
tAan did Mexico.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-25
Wants Kaiser surrsndsrsd.

LondOn.-The declaration that HOl
land should be called upon to surren-
der the former German emperor was
made in the house Of commons by HO-
ratio BOttOmley. independent, who
again raised the question Of the re-
cent trials In Leipsic Of Germans se-
cused of acts In violation Of the rules
Of civilissd warfare In the world war.
Mr.. Bottomley said that II the demand
for the ex-kaiser's surrender should
be refused BY Holland. and the British
government found itself unable 70 deal
with the matter effectively. the gov
ernment should make way for "mse
Of sterner stuff"
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-25

"lt Ia q little dificult to know what
to DO with you. yeuns man." said Re.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-25
MsxIsaas esy Y. 4

MEXICO bought nearly 1
goods from the United
according to an Official
lishAd In ThA Maxiean
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-08-25
CHAPTER ".

In Which As Spends Q Quiet Night At
the glmo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-23
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
At FIRST N. f. CHURCH

An elaborate Christmas program Will
he presented by First Methodist church
tonight at $3.50 o'clock at the church.
Mr., and Mrs. B. ]. Parker, Mrs. Chat
field, Mrs. Essic benson and Miss
tee. All children on the program are
asked TO bring sheet and to meet at
the church promptly at I O'Clock.
Tho program follows
instrumental Prelude:
Responsive Readings ....tonEregaton
Hymn Watchman Tell Us of the
Night" ................. Congregation
Chorus-"O Little Town or Bethlehem
...................... by s. S. chorus
Christmas Pageant:
Mary, Katherine Risley: Joseph, MIL
ton Booth; Shepherds.
Everett Parnei. Hugh Parneli ana
Bert Salmon. Wise Men.
Robert williams. Dale Sechrist and
Deward Frame. Spirit Of Christianity
Arta Buck Ten Nations: Edna Sturgis.
Dorothy May. Frances zimmerman NJ
Gwendolyn Engle, Marie Frame. Louise
Laws Joy Eingln. n. Major, Eleanor
Cialbrsith and virginia Risley:
Chorus Silent Night. Holy Night.
Joseph and Mary.
while Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks by Night ......... shepherds
Luke: 2:s-2o Frank Smith
We Three Kings of Orient Are .....
........................ Wise Men
Mathew 21-1a .......... Claude Haven
Chorus-''It Came Upon a Midnight
Clear .........-+.....-..-. .'.-s'
Professional led by Spirit OF Christian
ity.
Christmas Chimes: ......-.............
Charlo zimmerman. Dorothy Pttcher.
Marion Walker Mary johnson ana
Harriet Laws.
Solo-''Beau.iful star ......-........
............. Aubrey Donald benson.
Rcadinv-"Thc Dream star -.......
.......-......-....... Jay Laws
sinE-"Ring out the Glad Tidings
Jean Zimmerman. Pauline Dawson and
Marion C;slbraith.
Enter Ton Nations ..........-........
............. Prophecy: Romans: 1t-li
Reading Little Town ...........
..................... Edna Stursi'
Chorus-"Hark. tn. Herald Angels
Sing ....-......-.--. BN :. ;. ,horue
Violin Solo The Child Jesus Cantata
solo-"Where Is He" .............-....
.............. Aubrey Donald benson
Solo-"Fcsr Not Elizabeth Williams
Duet-"Let us Now Co .....-.......
Coral Sturcis and Miss Sechrist
solo-"Son. Why Hast Thou Dealt So
With U.s." ...... Elizabeth Williams
solo-"Hov Is II That Ye Sought Me-
............. Aubrey Donald benson
Announcements:
Song-"All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name ............s.''..' Conerese'""
Renedictior.
Santa Claus,