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lou podepsany a datOVany:
Movers, .. srpna 1862. - V
tonic psanl proslla Nlrginle
Ursula 0 zaslanl krticiho llStu
"poste restante" do La-Chari-
te. X ucell tomu prilozila do
psanl diva frankly a so centimu
.v postovnich znamkach. Ma
horenim okraji psani bylo mo-
drou tuzkou pripsano: "Krtici
list Virginil UrSule odeslan
dine 10. srpna 1862.
Cd tohoto casu nev6delo Sc
) Nirginii UrSule. - Provdala
Sc? Kan Sc podela? To memo
hi Rabiotovi rici, nebot' spra-
va to sama neved6la.
Ostatne vyjimal Sc dopiS
dtvcin skoro jake hadanka.
Ac byl V Neyres datovan, ne
plynulo z n6ho jeSt6, re ia, jez
no psala, V tonic m6st6 bydle-
la; naopak zdalo Sc, re Virgil
nc Ursula V La-Charit6, V il
mem mest6 Department. Niev-
re, nedaleko Nevres, bydlela.
A j to zdalo Sc byti pochyb-
nym, jelikoz mlada divka Ia
dala, ably il krtici list "poste
restante' odeslan byl. - Proc
neudala adresu? Zajiste m6la
K tomu pricinu.
Rabbit musel Sc spokojiti Sc
zpravou, kterou obdrzel. Ne
dvil sc, aniz byl zklaman, re
mu nemohli pov6deti, co Sc sta
10 5 dcerou Klary- Guerinove.
Pfedpovidal to a byl ma to pri-
praven. Ma kazdy pad, myslil,
re d6diGka Joramieova Jest
dOsud viva a zdrava. Y tom O.
kamzeni napadlo mu. ably Sc
vidal dalSiho hledani a o dee
ia Klarinu vice Sc neStaral, "a
lie brzy zmenil svuj Gmysl rka,
ze Dude lepe, kdyz vSe vypa-
ira a dow Sc, ma Gem jest.
Rabbit pozadal o adresu pc
stounky Virginie UrSuly a pax
opustil uradovnu. INA pestoun
ku, ktera, ziie-li dosud, Starou
zenou Jest. muslin Sc nyni obra-
tit. abych vyzved6l, co Sc stale
5 dcerou Klarinou", myslil +;
'byla-li, jak Sc pravi, hodnou
divkou, zaiiste svou starou pc
stoun&u nekdy nayStivila aneb
il aspon dopsala".
JeSt6 toho vecera odebral Sc
ia nadrazi a iel do Vierzonu,
odtud do Nevres a Vezeray. u
Autumn.
Y poledne nasledujiciho dine
prijel do Movers a hned pc
SVEN prichodu odebral Sc do
pisarny starostova tajemnika.
"Aily pane, pocal Rabbit,
rad bych vedel, zdali mlada
divka. havana pouze Nirginie
Ursula a vychovana ma utraty
nemocnice Y Poitiers, V Nevers
sc provdala a sice pc mesici
s1pnu 1862 aneb roku 1862.
"Okamzite nemohu YAM, pa
ne, poslouziti', odvetil tajem-
NIX; "nebot' nemuzete-li uda-
Ii cas- snatku urtiteii, muslin
!, Frohledati veSkery snubni zap
sky 4 to vyZaduje mnoho ca.
, 81. Nebude-li YAM obtizno, rae.
! e priiit Ultra odpoledne".
! "Dobre, pane, priidu Ultra
nebo poZitri''.
Rabbit, jsa Y dobre nalad6
byl stedrym a polozil louisdo.
ia stul uradmkuv. ''Prosim''
o pravil, % laskave odevzdan
toto malickosti urednikovi, jej.
. 5 prohlizenim snubnich zapi
sku %poverite".
i Tajemnik usmal Sc radostnt
q vstal a doprovodil Rabiota a.
ku dverim S takovou poctou
= jakoby to byl sam prefekt
pr rozchodu pozdravil jej
orientalni poddanosti, ukloni
Sc tax hluboce. re Sc svym nc
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FARMA o 80 akrech, blize

FARMA o 80 akrech, blize
Clevelandu, proda sc neb Wy
meni Ia mestsky majetek.
Jsou tam 3 kon6, A kravy, 2
prasata, 80 slepic. Vsechna IL
roda, budovy a hospodafske
z%arizenf. Proda Sc "a $4,000.
Ptejte SC u j. Vejlupek, 6079
Hillman Ave, blize Broadway
a vych. 55. I'll. 8-3
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PRODAM prav6 dohotoveny

PRODAM prav6 dohotoveny
6tipokojovy dunn V Greenwood
Park. Potrebi $1,000 hotove,
Prime Sc t6z lot residencni
neb obchodni co prvni splatka.
Haste Sc Il JOS. Navratila.
1874 Beechwood Ave. Tel.
Union 858 K. I
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hrbum, koncertni vstupenky,
ktere arcit' nezaplatil, ale ia
Ike nevratil; poyazovalt' umel-
&c bez rozdilu "a lidi zcela zby
tecn6.
Bee milosti octnul Sc jeden
kus ia druhym Y koSi ma ne
potfebny papir. Die jeho poci-
mani zdalo Sc, re yse, co Sc We
stolku jeho nalezalo, do koSe
odsouZeno Dude. Psani pro-
hledl jen spesne, roztrhal je a
hodil do kose.
Jsa skoro hotov Sc svou pra-
81, otevrel jedno psani, ktere
lezelo pod hromadou jinych
listin. Aha, mrucecl, "psani
cd vdovy Lurotovy, nemz
mne zada 0 poseckani najem-
neho ~ Spatni platici dovedou
zebroniti".
SvraStil cello a cht6l psani
roztrhnout a do koSe hOdit, an
nahle jake hadem uStknut Wy
skocil a psani ruce do WISE
drzel. Pohled jeho padl ma
podpis a nebyl S to oci svych
2 n6ho odvratiti. Cetl: "Vdova
Vilginie Ursula Lurotova".
20, o. jaka nahoda!" zvo-
lal. Bledy, tezce dychaie a po-
taceje Sc, jake zavrati zachva
cen, Opel Sc o lenosku. "Ona,
ona, dedickou?" mluyil dust
wynn hlasem.
PAX poposel n6kolik kroku,
otIel 81 cello a pomalu Sc vzpa-
matoval. "Ah, all - styd' Sc,
mrucel, lest to zpozdil6 tax
Sc uleknouti."
Psani drzel dosud V ruce,
ktere no pablo iako chen. "a
no, ano", pokracoval, "ctu zee
Ia zfeteln6 Virginie Ursula
ale to nedokazuje, re Jest to
ona. Take jin6 zeny mohou Sc
jmenovati Virginie Ursula.
Kdyz Rabbit psani toto pred
n6iakym tasem obdrzel, pre-
cetl pouze n6kolik radkd a
hodil je opovrzlive do sv6ho
psaciho stolku. Nyni tetl ceI6
psani, ably vyzvedel, ie-li vdo-
va Lurotova dcerou Klary Gu
crinove.
Bylo to tklive prosebne psa-
nj, Y n6mz mluvila chuda vdo-
va 0 sve dlouh6 nemoci a bez-
zam6stnani sve dcery, prosila
JeJ Siiaziie SiliioV"hl. roSlia,
zaprisahala jei, ably il a jeji
dceri Venoval duv6ru. Jsou po-
.'i,e, way pl"CiiS i""''e Z" l,'u
- 'yN u"e1Peoel' 1e MN =
'i'o "epiiJ'e.
''Ni'''ie ui'e Jeli ooS'dle
rae A"pi"'i oiun' la'o "a
ioSlha pfoSoa ma'Ny' kleia ;
'O''' '.'1' N"p@o'" "e"o-
-" o''' "'''o 1910
- 'oNN'i = ny
- ei''N'''" p'"'''' - y
VII,
1''"eNl nS"i pSaHi
n1I. 80
:.
~
''"' -"
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FARMU a mi

nite-li koupiti k Vast spokoje-
nostl, obrat'te Sc ma Josefa
Ptaka, 1900 Saratoga ave. =
Nam mnoholetou zkuSenost We
farmareni a mohu Yam poslou-
ziti WHEREIN ruznych farem
Jak IA prodej tax ma vymenu.
Vemte zap. %. through karu.
So
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"Ludvicku, koho mas rade-
il, mne anebo tatlnka?"
ITO VAN, maminko, povlm
az pc Jezisku".
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V TROCNOVE,
Druha pout' k rodisti Jana
Zizky z Trocnova.

Male, bile mestecko, krGici
Sc Ma zvlnene, lesnate pud6i
jiznich Czech nekolika radka-
mi obilenych statku a domku,
zhoreGn6lo V minulych dnech
pilnymi pTipravami X uct6nl
pamatky veiikeho sveho ro-
.daka, ktery ma vecnou pam6t'
proslavil je pred celym sv6-
TEN, uGiniv, re nikoliv neni
nejmen5im mezi mnohymi.
K mistu, kde narodil Sc ne
'premozitelny vojevudce husit-
.skych vojsk, prichazivali Size
mnozi, ale pc prevrat6 premy
Slelo Sc V Borovanech o tom,
Ijak uciniti, ably vii Sc op6t VI
cel6m narode starohusitslly
zvyk, uctiti pamatku obhajcc
zakona boziho a vit6zn6ho
mstitele Mistra Jana Husa,
kazdeho roku vzdycky ma ne
kazd6ho roku vzdycky ma Mt
deli prvou pc 6. ~Gervenci. Pro
TO stanoveny byly tyto poutl
k trocnOvsk6mu dvOrci a u w
t6zku jejich postaven ma by
ii dustojny pomnik ma miste
dosavadniho karnene.
Myslenka Sc ujala, a TAX
doSlo V ned6li k druhe pouti
trocnovsk6, ktera oproti lon
lske vyznamenala Sc znameni-
Itym vzrustem. Jiz cd casn6-
no rama proudly davy venkov
skeho lidu k svateCn6 Vyzdo-
benym Borovanum, jichz do
Ijimav6 dobrosrdecne obyvate-
lie zneklidnil predchoziho We
lCera obecni straznik bubn0va
MIN, 20 n6mz predcital slav-
nostni vyzvu pJ'edstavenstva
oboe. ably kazdy obtan V obci
usedll pfibytek svuj k slav-
yyzdobiti hled6l a cizincum
v5em, ktefi dine pristine pri-
Ijdou, staroGeskou ochotou a
laskayosti vstric vychazel.
x pclednimu dojely do Bo-
rovan diva pfepln6n6 zvlastni
Jvlaky S hosty Z G. Budejovic
a 2 Cmuntu, take prostranne
names.i borovanske zapestri-
10 Sc 0 polednach pc vSi sv6
r%ozloze bilymi saty PAM a di-
vek, st%ejnokroji Sokolu a Fac
Itva, spolku hasitskych, pra-
pory a kyticemi a strnulo V
%prisnosti tam, kde hradbu y
ItVorily delostfeleck6 baterie
/. pluku NJ. ]. Husi.
Pc jedne iodine utvoril Sc
mocny pruVod, ktery polnimi
p6sinami odebral Sc ma media
lek6 misto slavnosti, kan po-
zd6ji Y pruvodu vyssieh du-
stojniku dostavil Sc gen. insp.
csl. vojsk, basnik Machar, a.
by Y historicky n%atrtnute
pfednaSce 0 Janu Zizkovi. ia
ko bojovniku, politiku a tlo-
v6ku objasnil a zduraznil he
slo presidehta Masaryka TIA
Dor ie mas program. Slav-
most zahajena byla ranami z
del.
Pc prednaSce nasledoval
koncert peVeckeho sdruzen:
(ucitelu jihoteskych a sokol-
ska cviceni zupy Husovy ma
traynatem prostranstVl, Sc
vrenem sc tri stran mladym
smrkovym lesem.
Krdsna pohoda nedelniho
dine ~privabila ma 10000 IL
tastniku. S radostnym SOU
hlasem prijat byl navrh p.
ing. J. Bukovskeho, ably pre-
sidentu Masarykovi zaslan
byl odtud pozdravny tele-
gram. Znel:
Up. presidentu Csl. rept-
bliky T. c.. Masarykovi, Capri
Italie. Z druhe trocnovsk6
pouti, poradane V rodisti nei-
v6tsiho vojevudce stredoveku
a nezapomenuteln6ho mstite-
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PRONAJME Sc ohc

PRONAJME Sc obchodni
misc i S bytem ma vych. 1871.
Gl., hodici Sc pro jakykoli OBJ
chod. Nal6za sc Ma vych. 1871.
ul. c. 1872. DopiSte majetnilu
f. Dohnalovi, r. f. d. No. ,,
Burton, O.. -?
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PRODA Sc dvourodinnv

PRODA Sc dvourodinny
DUN c. 1913 Grand Division z
Warner Rd. l05. kary. Jest
tam 5 pokoju a koupelna pro
kazdou rodinu, tvrde podlahy,
fernes IA uhli. Da Sc LEVINE a
vezme Sc lot co splatka. Hla-
ste Sc u VIM. Kleppel, tel. u
Mon 158 X. Broadway 1865.
8-8
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PRODAJI Sc diva domy ma
jednom lote. Jeden je o 5tl
svetnicich a druhy 0 ctyrech.
Cena $4,000. Haste Sc V els.
1854 w. 54th St. 8-3
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IA PRlCINOU

"a PRlClNOU odjezdu do
Czech prodam dvourodinny
dunn o 5ti pokojich, koupelna
dole a 4 pokoje a koupelna
nahore. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste
Sc V elsie 4215 Sackett Ave.
S. w. SO
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PRIME Sc:
PRIJMOU Sc MUZI

ma dobre placenou venkovskou
praci. Jen dobre oSaceni muzi
S velkou znamosti V Clevelan-
de necht Sc hlasi. Vyhlidka ma
velky zisk. Tajemnici spolku a
klubu mohou vyd6lati znacne
penize. Nav5tivte NJ. Springra
mezi 8. a II. hod. dopol. V c.
315 National City Bldg.
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STARSl CESKA zena, spo-
lehliva, hleda misto k vedeni
menSl domacnosti. Adressa Sc
sd6li adm. t. listu. 8-5
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc horeiSi byt
pro bezd6tne manzele aneb S
o%drostlymi ditkami. Haste Sc
Y els. 1871 E. 65. ul., proti
Hillman Ave. 8-5
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PRIJMOU Sc prodavaci ka-
Wy a grocerniho zbozi, kteri
mali V tonic oboru zkusenost.
Haste Sc u The Cleveland
Food Product Co., 2480 E. %.
st. 2
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PRODA Sc stul do jidelny, 8
sesti, ~victrola, stul 90 knihoy-
ny, karpet 9x1z, vse velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc V c. 1911 Ben
ham ave. z vych. 131. Ill,
Union kara. 8-3
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PRODA Sc nabytek do ctyr
pokoJu "a velmi levnou cenu.
Haste Sc V {. 1884 Storer ave.
-?
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POKOJE k pronAjmuti v
Plzenskem hotelu cd $500 W.
Sc, vse modern6 zarizeno, zvla-
stni vchod. Adressa Plzensky
Hotel, Broadway. :?
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PRODAJf Sc

PRODAJf Sc velmi LEVINE
perovy vozik a jeden
vuz, hodici Sc pro gro
cerni obchod. Haste Sc V els.
Vivien Ave. 81
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ia navy uuIl po-
kojich c. 1861 Chapelside av.
"a hotove neb ma splatky. Cena
S65OO.OO. Je pripraven k pro-
hlednutI cd s hod. rano do A H..
odpoledne. 8-27
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PRIME Sc divka ma do
maci praci. Jen radna necht'
Sc hlasi V els. 5401 Clark Ave.
S. w. "a
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PRIME Sc holicsky pomoc-
mix. Adresa Sc sdeli V adm. t.
listu. -?
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49, Chcete-li prodati nebo
koupiti jakykoli majetek, O.
znamte to " dennlku "Svet"
a najdete rychle to, CO hle-
date.
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called as far as he is concerned.
Whether you vote by party majorl-
ty to keep him here or not. he has
been disgraced and his political ca
reer has been closed. He will never
dare run again for offiee-even in
Michigan. But If he should, the con-
science of the state of Michigan will
not initiate the quasi conscience OF
the United States Senate and send him
back,
1T does not require any technical
tiles or lawyer-like ability, plain,
ordinary Mississippi 'red-neck Geor-
gia cracker or Michigan mechanic
knows that when man spends $500
600 Tn primary election, 1t has not
been spent honestly; that 1t could not
have been spent legally. Tell the or
binary clodhopper that a man in an
election spent 100000 and he knows
that that amount of money was not
needed for any honest and legitimate
purpose.
"Bu it has been said that the con-
testee didn't know anything about it.
Poor, little. innocent, female child
about 10 years old, I reckon He did
not even know he was running His
brother knew he was running, but
his brother did not know how much
money 1t was taking to run him, even
out of his own private bank account
and the bank accounts of the balance
of the family"
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THREE

been shot and the other side con-
tanned IL buckshot. BY using gaso-
line. the men were able to take the
gun apart.
The shots cut out of the tree near
the scene of the killing correspond
exactly to those in the gun. accord
ing to Mr.. Allen, who helped to get
shots ott of the tree at the time.
There were II in the tree and one
is thought to have gone astray.
The entire amount Of shots which
struck the men were never taken
from their bodies.
The end of the gun has an owl
etched on 1T.
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RECITATl-Is PLANNED

Cullman, November 25.-(Speeial)
Plans are being made by the mem
bers of the Eastern Star organization
to have Miss Margery Rainey of AL
bany give recital here in the near
future. Miss Rainey will be pleas
antly remembered as the Morgan
county queen in the semi centennial
celebration, recently held in Brming-
ham. She is a young woman of ex-
ceedingly interesting personality. and
has had splendid training in elocu-
ton. She first studied from her
mother, who was at one time an elo-
cution teacher. Later she studied at
some of the best schools of oratory
in this country. One year later she
was on a chautauqua tour out from
Chicago.
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ne By MAY CHRISTIE
Dis tur bling Kiss
CVIII-TEMPLETON'S GOSSIP
Copyright 1921. By The Mco1ur. r.w.,.p.r syndie.t.

but pride came to her aid. She
would show Maurice that she could do
without him.
| Ihe dark-eyed bachelor, Temple
ton, was granted more opportunities
TO play escort to the girl than he ba
ever had before.
Not that | care two pins about
/ him." Natalie told herself frankly.
But Maurice must on no account
think that I'm mopingw
Therefore, as the days went by,
she walked and rode and. danced with
Templeton, until the latter, man
like, became convinced that Mr.. Du-
canes niece had very special inter-
est in him
Hang it all. I believe I've got a
sporting chance he assured Maurice
Dandy more than once, not in the
least guessing how the land Law in
that quarter. Il shouldn't be at Ali
surprised II ! pull the business Off"
Maurice had WINGED at these cheer
full announcements. He could not@un-
derstand NAtalie's moods and doinps
He did not know her pride
But his heart ached just as pain
fully and as frequently as her own
did.
He buried himself in work. and.
when not working. was generally at
| Mr.. Ducane's side.
That shrewd old man smiled to
himself at the attitude of the young
couple. A word or two from him
might probably set the matter right.
but now was not the time for speech.
He studied the character of his sec
rotary and found nothing there to
question. The boy was upright, hard
working. and endowed with excellent
brains. In every sense of that ILL
used word he was a gentleman.
II expect ne thinks my Natalie a
| scatter-brain,' Mr.. Ducane pondered.
a quizzical light in his fine old eyes
and world of sympathy in his heart.
But the child will settle down. all
right She's unhappy now. but lit
tie unhappiness won't do her any
harm. Her hearts in the right place
and she's acquiring ballast every
day. Maurice and she will find each
other. sooner or later. and / shan't
interfere"
] He watched them with interest. II
wasn't difficult to discover that the
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They felt obligated to keep him in
his seat because his victory" over
Henry Ford gave them power to or
ganize the Senate and defeat the
League of Nations. But they did not
respond aggressively to his defense.
Senator Spencer of Missouri was en-
trusted with the argument and the
debate. While the democrats were
denouncing Newberry and the effort
of republicans to keep him In the
Senate, the republican side of the
chamber was empty. Democrats re-
peatedly cited lack of quorum But
as soon as the quorum presented it.
self, 1T evaporated again.
Townsend Objects
Senator Townsend of Michigan,
when It was evident that the Senate
would adjourn without dlsposing of
the Newberry scandal, interposed OBJ
lection. He referred to the fact that
the republican majority had done very
little, and should remain in session
until something was done He de-
clared that some wanted adjournment
in order that they might secure mile
age expense from the sergeant-at-
arms. He scornfully referred to the
scandal of his own state as the so
called Newberry case"
Senator Williams of Mississippi in
answering said: 1.-The so-calied
Newberry case That was the Ian
guage of the senator from Michigan.
A senator from his own state; case
affecting not only the honor of the
United States, but peculiarly affecting
his own state. And he calls 1t the
'so-called Newberry case
"Mr. President, 1t may be so-called,'
as far as everybody in the world is
concerned except the contestee, Mr..
Newberry. But 1t will not be So
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Matters of the heart were not pro-
crossing very favorably these days
for Natalie Ducane.
Maurice Dandy had returned from
New York to her uncle's mountain
house. but appeared to be much too
busy for any tete-a-tete interview
with herself
The girls pride was up in arms.
She regretted bitterly that she had
confided in her uncle anent Maurice.
For there was nothing further now
to tell,
Indeed. the whole affair was at a
standstill
Naturally, she concluded that the
boy wished to avoid her.
He regrets the impulse that led
him to tell me he cared for me, es-
pecially since he learned about the
necklace business" thought Natalie.
1t was not cheering thought.
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GUN BELIEVED USED
IN KILLING TWELVE
YEARS AGO is FOUND

Cullman November Specially
While Nelson Allen. who lives about
two miles east of town, and l.. o.
Bailey were going through a hollow
a little to the northeast Of the Allen
home, this week. following COW
trail and in place where an old log
had rotted, one of them noticed a
piece OF iron sticking out OF the
ground. Upon investigation it proved
to be double-barreled shotgun. A
hoe was obtained and the entire gun
uEearthed. The wooden part Of it
had decayed, leaving all other parts
in a fairly good condition.
This is believed to be the gun with
which Rube Carter and Bob Miller
were shot to death. near this point,
about eight years ago.
Hog Miller and his son, Bob. and
Rube Carter were returning home in
wagon from town. and when they
reached the place near where the Al
len home now stands. the two latter
were fired on from ambush and killed.
Hog Miller had stopped over to adjust
something in the bottom of the
wagon. This Is probably the reason
TINT he, too was not killed.
John Patterson, clyde Patterson
and ALI Brindley were arrested on It
charge of responsibility for the kill
ing and were sentenced.
1t viii also be remembered that
when these men were placed in jail
they were at first separated. later be-
ing allowed together A dictaphone
was placed in the cell in which the
men were allowed together and in
formation, it is claimed was thus
gained that John Patterson had
buried the gun which he used by the
side of an old log.
The gun found by Mr. Allen cor
responded exactly with that described
by the prisoners. One side of it had
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other fort
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For Good of
the Community
Big Things Doing in Birmingham and Ala
bama Deny the Littleness to Which Faint of
Heart Are Tempted

IDOWN at verbena the Louisville and Nashville
- SS,O00,000 job of dam building going Before
Alabamans well realize it there will be another 900 of
watergeneraed horse power for operation of industries
Not long ago large tonnage sulphate of ammonia
from the Fairfield byproducts works shipped to JAPAN
herading export business for the Birmingham district
The Barrett company has put Birmingham commod-
y the market and met severest tests The $4,000 tons
of pitch residue left after extracting tarva products from
the production of the byproduc of the district
is industry for Birmingham.
The 10000 steam horse power plant at Sheffield will go
into service December l. afordng Alabama and sister
states that much machinery driving energy
On Monday this week Birmingham began exercise of
the privilege of fabrcatng in transit which
saving So SO every of steel imported and worked
into finished form here.
Not long ago the oil mills of the district
the privilege of grinding in transit which that
they will conversion of material into the finished
product by paying the through instead of local
ones.
The whole state Birmingham at the top feels the nspira
ton that has from the vndicaon of Muscle Shoals
through the proffer of Henry Ford take
veop that than Niagara Brains like of
Edison associated with Ford in this enterprise.
Report of the president Southern railroad showed
that southern mills first and resume
at capacity 1t need of power for maximum operations
that caused the Carona to send appeal to Alabama for
some of her current to turn their machinery.
Alabama cotton mills have been capacity for some
time many of them including the Avondae group operat
ing the entire year.
Judge E. H. Gary chairman of the board of the
poraon says the steel industry doing per better
than in july The mills Of the corporation in Birmingham
not below so Of production this year and
al 50 cent OF production They shipped 12O 900
tons Of Birmingham steel China Japan other coun-
IN ships made Of Birmingham during the first half
of the year.
Japan continues to take Birmingham rails plates Two
Japanese ships recently left Mobile with rails track ac
cessories made in Birmingham mills.
The president of the Alabama Tennessee and Northern
ordered 800 and two locomotives recently saying Off
ciay in doing that the growing business western
Alabama road demanded the cars
Ever since the plant of the Chickasaw company at
Fairfield began operations July has speeding up in
production until it is turning fifteen steel cars
day.
Yet while these big things going on some few of us
wall over spell of unseasonably weather Faint
heart neer fair lady, the dumps advanced man
or woman to anything worth while The big things deny
the litteness to which tempted.
Yours for upbuding,
Rto1rz A3qLkk-..& -
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