davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-10-07

FOR SALEEDodge touring car, new
tires; a in good condition Phone
1851. 1o-7-2ts
, 1921-10-07
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALEALot number 1i2. loa1ss
feet. North Kenwood addition. 1o3t
North Glefarm after s p. m. 1o-4-5t.
, 1921-10-07
LOST AND FOUND

LosT-six weeks old brown collie
sheep dog. IS reward. Phone 1868.
1o-5-3t'
LOST@Heavy bar pin. valuable 20
owner as family relic. Finder please
'eturn to Tribune office and receive
'eward. 1O-T.3ts
FoUND-One year ago. cut glass. sill.
verware n laundry. Call 1888.
10-I-3ts
, 1921-10-07

FOR RENT-rwo two.room furnished
apartments with bath; also one
room house, furnished or unfurnished
121 North lark street. Phone 6e1M.
1o-5-4t
, 1921-10-07

FOR sALE-Good used cars. all good
shape; price reasonable; il o buy
or sell cars. come see us; alse Wa soil
cars on commission: bring .our car
over. we will get you cash for II. Come
see us. Auto Exchange. Fifth and
Center streets. as3o-12t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-30

Jak povidam, nikdo tomu ne
chce verit, kdo pax by 81 to byl
ma takovou slecinku pomyslil,
ale uz je to pravda a jinak
ne"
A babky, vyslechnuvse ten
to konec stare Tuckovc, bolest
ne zakyvaly hlavami.
ITO je tax rama pro mat
ku."
"Ba, ie.'
ALE taky je pravda: patri
Jim to, co Sc S tou holkou ma
delali."
"Inu, coz delat, ia rikavam
nasi holce: kdyby Sc ii neco
takov6ho stale, to radSi."
V tom pfiSla k dosayadnimu
shromazdeni baraenice Hrus-
kova a zaslechnuvSi, ze sc ne
co hrozneho stale, byla ihned
zvedava. co asi.
A Tluckova Sc nedala diva
lSrate pobizeti.
"Tahle slecinka foftovic, ja-
ke to bylo nevinatko a takhle
vyvadi."
"a COZ
'Inu,. vzdyt' to vite, re Ike
konci prazdnin Sc. najednou
rozjela do Prahy. Povidali for
tovic, ze Sc iede sueit vaiit, pro
toze .pry ma mit'v masopuste
svatbu S tim nov5ln fcltenn Be
zinkou."
ITO jsem taky slysela."
ono. - nrali ze mn hrali -
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NANOCE - CS. REPUBLIkA
A LEGIONARI--INVALIDE

Kdyz nase Stara Vlast dp6-
la. V tyransk6m podruci Habs-
burku veskera nad6je ma lep-
81 bytI naroda zdala Sc mar
nou. stejn6 iako vytceny ell
Syobody svenu narodu Sc stra-
~ muzu duchaplnEch ak boji
O zivot Gi smrt odhodlanJch,
zdal So nedostizitelnym, kdyz
V stepich' bratrske Rusie jakO-
by zaZracnvm maVnutim nevi-
ditelne ruky vzrustaly fady
"Janosikovych zbainiku", ably
ma prvy bratrsky powell sveho
vudce dokazali svetu, re neni
ieste Slovanstvo zlonJeno upl-
ne, nTbrz ze neien (dyse, ale
chce zit pro novyl lydj zirot
eestue dovede umirah.
rehdy spechala ceska a slo-
venska Amerika ma pomoc a
pomahala horecne. Mimo ty d.
zasne sunny dollaru toho nej-
drobn6jsiho lidu naseho. iimiz
iinancovana byla osvobozen-
ska akce, poslala Ceskosloven-
ska Amerika diva tisice til sta
dey6t dobrovolniku (2309) do
tvorivsi Sc ceskoslovenske Le-
gle We Francii, ably dokumen-
tGvala, re pro syobodu sve sta
re vlasti Jest ochotna pTinesti
Ill nejdra2Si obet' vlastni krve.
i ta l,reV Geskoslovenske Anne
riky prolita byla! u udaneho
poctu dobrovolniku americkVch
Dadlo v bojich ma jedno sto lc-
giorafa mimo zmrzaGenYch q
prace neschopnych bratfi, je.
jichz pocet chi jedno sto sedm
bratril Takfka vsichni tito in,
Valide pfibyli nazp6t do Anne
riky a po dobu dvou-tri let jsou
cdkazani pouzc ma sebe! Zde
vezi kus perne pravdy ply
nuVsi q toho hofkosti. A primo
fcCen Projevena nedbaloS,
poyolanych kruhu Republic
&C yuci nasim invalidum d stra
da1icim bratrlm jest tezkynr
obvinenim. lltere lie prolni
nout jen tehdy, kdyz bezod-
kladne bude vladou Csl. Repu.
bliky 0 invalidy postarano
Procedure, jlz Sc akcc Ia vede
cd DOLBY navratu naSich hochl
Jest pfilis makaVgm dohladem
ncdbalosti 0 nase potrebn6 in.
validy, jichz vec mela pfijit,
prva na fadu. Tolik od repu.
bliky ocekavat jiste mtlzeme.
Legionari samotni, vedom
aNveh poyinnostl vuci syJn
bratfln invalidurn znajic.
rezAosti mlade repubiky, cho.
pillase kratce 20 SVEN pfijezdu
do Ameriky sgcpomocne sna.
ny zalozenl vlastnich organi
saci (Druzin) S llstfodnou \
Cleveland6 (Svaz Ceskosloven,
skych legionaru Americe> a
: pomocl narodnich organisac
(Csl Narodniho Sdruzeni. VI
rodililio SYazu Ces. Katolitsl
s'lovensk6 Ligy) sdruzengch ,
'eskoslovensk6 Narodni Rad9
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ma to, kdyz ruralni poslicek Wy
biral postoyni schranku ma naS
vsi pfisel k nazoru, re Sc do
pana forta Bezinky zamilova-
10 pul vsi.
NejvetSi merenda vSak ma
stala V mladenecke dosud le-
sovne pana fofta Bezinky, kdyz
tam listonoS "vyvalil" omen
"stoh' dopisu.
Teprve nyni vedel pan fort,
kolika lidem lezi jeho blaho
na srdci.
Pisatelky, vesmes podepsa-
ne jake "dobre zname". dava-
~ mu ma vedomi, re jej sle@na
Lory klame 9 re m6la V Pra-
- 5 l.ess'ni iinym = trojcata.
Pan Tort sice tomu neverii a
zaSmai Sc, ale zamyslil 81, re
ncr: Sprochu, aby ma mem neby
10 pravdy trochu, a proto lined
pc ob6d6 Sc vybral ma navste-
WI Ike sve nastavajici.
Ma zaprazi zastihl nastava-
jici pani tchyni, jez mu lined
povidala, co tn bylo od rama
lidi Sc podivat ma Lorinku q
privitat il po navratu y Pra-
by a re nejsou k zbaveni, re
Sc Lorce zhlizeji a re by
cht6li vsecko videt, co 81 pri-
vezla.
ITO 81 myslim,' small Sc pan
fort, ia takyw
Il to idete dal, a w jej I'VE
dla do pokoje, kde slecna prave
ukazovala Tluckov6 nadobi,
jez 81 privezla.
Ukazala ie panu fortovi
najednou no vzala Ia ruku a po
vida:
"Ale tobe (uz 81 tykali) uka
ri neco. co jsem jest6 nikomu
neukazala; vis-li pax, re jsem
81 privezla z Prahy - trojca-
ta?"
Stare Tluckove div oci nevy-
paddy, jak je vykulila.
"Jak bych nevedel," rekl
pan fort.
"Coze? Kdo ii to fekl?"
''Pul vsi," odpovedel a polo
I'll ma stul S usmevem balicek
dopisu.
Lorinka nahledla do prvnl-
no a hned Sc dala do smichu a
nez sc 1luckova, jez samym u
diyenlm zapomnela zavriti IL
! sta, Vzpamatovala, vytahla kra
bici z nj tri hrnecky tax do
sebe zapadajici, re tvofily ko-
10, majici "a ucel uspofeni mi
sta ma plotne.
''To jsou ia trojcata," smala
Sc, "a pofidila jsem 81 je We Spa
lene ulici Il Muenzbergra a
Stepnicky."
Ted pochopila Tluckova
a rychle Sc poroucela, ably do
vsi prinesla nejnovejsi novinu.
Trojcata nastavajici pani
foftky proslavila Sc pax po
celem kraji.
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diiAlShd, bOA P1Ao0OASN DSA<Oi
hu. Naslerkem stoupajicf vod
by1o do cast prednf.
houby: varit, kde pax, "a tim
bylo neco jineho."
A baby sestrcily hlavy dohro
mady.
"A tuhle vam pfijede ma
Vanoce domd a celia prepadla
- budou nam povidat, re to
bylo od vareni = a sama tai
most pred clovekem,. zavrela Sc
sc vzacnou pani do pokoje a
Kacka, jako fortovic d6vecka,
ne a ne neco Zaslechnout. Jen
pry chvilkami mluvily hlasiteji
a tn pry Kacka zmercila, jak
pani foTtka najednou uleka-
nym hlasem pronesla: 'Troj-
cata? Pane ma nebi," a Ease
bylo ticho."
"Trojcata 2" zasla celia sku
pima bah, stojicich We snehu u
prostred navsi - ''ten svet je
ted zkazeny. poradna holka
by m6la ma iednom dostl"
"Ale to vsechno mic neni,"
pokracovala Tluckova "to
hlavni ted pride. = Tot Sc
vi, Kacka, jak tohle slysela,
pritiskla uchQ ma dveIe, az ie
mela modre, a co vam zaslech-
la -"
"Co, co, no TAX" divily Sc a
zv6dave Sc tazaly babky. ae
vetsina jich to slysela aspon
trikrat.
mo. co? PAM foftka Sc pta-
la: "A co, ukazala jsi je uz
Bezinkovi? Ten by mel ra-
dostl'
"Cista radost," uplivly 81
vsechny baby jako ma powell.
'No, pockejte a neskakeite
mi ma jazyk," - utrhla Sc Tluc
kova re zGilene - ted - te-
prve pride, protoze tu slec-
ma Lorinka odpovedela: ",Ale
kdepak, ten nicena nevi."
"No, me-" krizovaly Sc bab-
ky, "ten svet je ted elm dal
tim horsl, TAX on tom pan
fort Bezinka ami nevi. natoz,
ably"
"Uz ne, no, ,chudak, ten 81
da."
A co tn tax bezradne staly.
usmyslila 81 kazda. &c by bylo
nejlepe panu foftovi to nejak
prozradit.
"Zaslouzila by, coz pax mu
zeme trpet u same nasi obce
takovou spatnost ?"
"Vzdyt' tn ide o cel6 jeho
zivobytil"
"Ne!"
A Ease vzklicila We vsech
myslenka, napsat to panu for
toyi, ale aby nevedel, kdo mu
to piSe.
"Takhle animovane psani
mu poslat," rozresila tuto pal
cirou otazku neiprve Tlucko-
va.
"Ale kdopak Sc k tomu pro-
p1jci."
"No tot ..'
"A co je nam vIastne do to-
ho: lido chce Sc psy spati, ne
s.li Sc blech bar"
4 vSeehny 81 potaji uminily,
ze to panu fortpyi napisi. Ne.
&c oy ho tax meIy rady, n1brz
proste z toho duvodu, re tako-
We spatnosti nelze V obci stripe
ii.
Ten den udelal Pikelest do
bry obchod skoro kazdeho
olruheho staveni pfisli 81 koupi
y panir. perh q inknnst den
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Neni tfeba ma tomto miste O.
pakovat celou historii iejich
neopatreni povolanymi cinite-
Ii. Faktum je soucasne do
be, re mimo slibd a ruzn}ch
pokusd, neni pro ne We skute6-
nosti ucineno dosud niceho. Ia
tim co obetavoSt csl. Ameriky
vyuzitkovava Sc do krainosti
vsfm moznym zpusobem, "a
tim co sc posledni dobe dovi-
dame Verejne o skvelem place
nj ruznych podivnych csl. a.
gentu teto zemi, iichz puso-
beni je zde velmi pochybne,
samozrejma otazka 1pravy
podpor amer. legionafa-invali-
du ie stale jeste We vzduchul
Bratfi, uvazme tuto skutec-
most. Odlozme vsechnu likna-
vost, omrzelost a probud'me Sc
* pocitu nasf yelike, opravdove
legionafske, duchovni solidari-
ty, ktera byla neimocnejsim
poiitkem vnitfni silou csl. le-
gil ma vSech bojistich sv6ta.
Vzpomenme 81 ma RUNE slasti
naSeho vojancenf, ma pobyt y
COgnacu a Jarnacu, na Darney,
na mas kfest ohnam Elsasku
q krvovou lazen Champagne.
Pfipomenme 81 dnes znovu ty
chvile dmorne, ducha ubijeji-
ci militerky V posadce, hodiny
dlouhe noci vysilujiciho maple
III Y rozbitych zakopech a yes
nicich Elsaska a dny Svrchova-
ne zkazy a niceni u Terronu a
VouzierS, vSechno to, elm ziie
vojak a co je nemozno chapa-
ii druhemui Bratfi, kazdy z
mas zdravych mohl byti snad-
no Ma miste jednoho naseho
invalidy, nebo padleho.
4 uvazenl toho vseho vyply-
va hluboka a bratrska naSe po-
vinnOst starati Sc o ne pTiklad-
nym a vskutku bratrskym zp1
sobem stale, neunavne vyda-
the, az do te DOLBY, nez dojdou
opatreni zakonitou cestou. u
vedomujme 81 tuto legionaf-
skou povinnost a define il w
raz, skutkem opravdove, ne
ziStne a kladne pomoci =
lined, nyni dobe vanocni,
Bratri, cIenove Ginovnici
druzin, vSichni! Sejdeme> Sc
lined k mimoradnym schuzim
pfehledneme situaci mistnich
bratri-invalidu prisp6jme
Jim die jich individuelnich po-
tfeb, laskav6, bratrsky, stedre,
jak je nam jen mozno! Neni-li
fondu, obrat'te Sc bez prodle-
nj IA mistni narodni organisa-
ce "Slovenskou Ligu", "Ces. N.
Sdruzeni' nebo "Svaz Katoli-
ku", pfipadne ma mas Svaz !!
Jdete osobne, primo, bez od.
kladu, zadejte, upomente pri-
hodnym zpusobem,' malice ma
zfeteli soucasne heslo poctive,
bratrske vskutku legionarske
solidarity:
Radostne Vanoce 1921 vsem
- bratrim invalidum
"Ceskoslovensky Legionar".
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Bllzici Sc doba Vanocni pri-
nasl sebou nevyhnutelne uzSl
uv6domeni 81 ceny domova o.
sobniho stesti. Neni tfeba BY
ii sentimentalnimi, ale pfece
Vanoce pasobi Ma cit i rozum
tloveka. Oslavujeme je vs.
chni a snazime Sc zpusobili
trochu Gistc, lidske radosti
vSem TEN, kdoz jsou nam bliz-
cl a drazi.
Bratri. Je cosi krasneho, ci-
steho, nesobeckeho v teto sna-
re. kterou ale vsichni tento-
krate jednotlivci organisace,
pfeneseme ma nase bllzke a
drahe, ma nasc .bratry, nimiz
jsnie trpeli -bojovali al jinlz
.oaud Yetsi nlerou rany zasadil.
Nzponle1enie toto dobe VI
nocnl vsude a ma pryem mlste
nasich hratri invalidnf
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ktera k tomu uceli venovala
pozdeji s1o.oo0.oo, jail Sc tito
pe6ovati 0 sebe sami.
Svaz legionafu V prve rade
lvyziskal mohutnou pomoc cd
americkych DobrocinnVch or
ganisaci, resp. Amer. Cerv.
krize zasluhou pi. Olgy Me-
ckesove a jinVch pfatel nasi
veci, coz bylo neocenitelnou po-
moci V dobe, kdy resent inva-
lidni otazky bylo Svazem urgo
vano "uTedni cestou" prostred-
nictvim csl. vyslanectvi We
Washingtone, d. c. ma csl. Via
de q ktere dosud vyreSeno ne
bylo, az na nckolik nejkrikla-
vejsich prlpadG, ktere vzaty
vladou evidenci teprve po-
slednim case! Ku cti Ameri-
ck6ho Cerveneho Krize nutno
poznamenat, re OdboGka A.
c. Krize V Clevelande, pod
lspravou feditelky teskosloven-
skeho oddeleni, pi.. O. Mecke-
Sove. samotna podpofila nase
nejpotfebneisi bratry, vdovy .
sirotky We vysi $30.000!!!!
A jak pedlive Amer. Cerve-
!ny kriz ud6luje podpory, jest
yelice dobre, znamo.
Tato takika zoufala situace
invalidni boli i dnes, v dobe
vanoGni, kGy kazdy mas mel
| by Sc radovat a nebyti svepo-
moci legionafskych DruZin a
dobrocinnosti americkych in
stituci, STAY naSich legionaru-
invalidu byl byl povazlivym
zjevem, budicim pfilis maleho
kreditu naSi mlade Republice,
ktera ma druhe strane V teze
kriticke dob6 chce Sc represen-
toVat co neidustojn6ji. A ma
pada tax c!ov6ku, mimocho-
dem, re az dobroGinnost anne
rickych instituci jest krasna
vec, pfec ien ponizuje tyto. no
chy, kteri isou okolnostmi nu-
ceni pfijimati "charity' "a
druhe ke vSemu tomu, od ciZin-
Gu s. Zatim co roce 1919
provedena zde byla velika "a
isilaci akce do CSRep., dive sbir-
| ky ma Hooverovu akci 1920 a
konecne i pripadny navrh p.
ivyslance ma sebrani pal milli-
onu dollaru ma studijni stipen-
QAd dLu.
Vzhledem K ySemu tomu,
nasi hosi nezloreci, nyhrz ien
| trpelive cekaii ma zlepSeni po-
m6ru a kde jest trochu jen
mono, pomahaji sami. Pad
nym dokladem jich bratrske
solidarity Jest priklad Druziny
! CIevelandske, ktera samotna z
vlastnich fondu, jez shromaz-
d'uie pofadanim zabav, diva
del, pfednasek d pod, podpo-
lila SVe nejpotrebnelSi cleny Y
tomto roce Gastkou $4,000 a
poskytla puicek S650.00. Y
tomto tydnu pax Pomocny w
bor Druziny pod6lil 27 nejpo
ytfebneiSich bratfi Sirotkd va
nocn. nadIlkou We vySi 5000
Mimo to miStni Druzina zakou.
| pi umelou nOhu V neStesti isou
cimu vojinu CSRep. bru. Ma
chovi, z vych. 40. ulice. Svaz
| csl. legionafu pax, jehoz ustre.
| dha pfelozena byla letos Z
/ Clevelandu do Chicago, pode
luie invalidy darky, re zbyva
jiciho fondu Mar. Rady.
krasny a zasluzny kus pracs
nasich hochu a iejich snahu pc
svepomoci zraci provolani jc
! iich organu fCeskoslovenskA
Leglonar'', ktere doleji otisku
Ijeme:
Bratri.
] Blizici Sc doba Vanocni pri
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REGULAR Meals 4Oc
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Lunches Served Any time
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Chronic Catarrh

Our manner of living makes US
very susceptible to colds and sue
eesslon of colds causes chronic ca
tarrh a loathsome disease aswith
which it is estimated that ninety-five
per cent OF our adult population are
afflicted. If you would avoid
chronic catarrh you must AVOID
Gods or having contracted cold
get rid of 1t as quickly as possible.
ChamberIain's Cough. Remedy is
highly recommended as a cure for
colds and can be depended upon
Adv.
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CHAPTER n.

Webster's dreams of bliss had. with
very slight variations. come true as
per schedule. In Salt Lake City he
abandoned the beefsteak on his dam
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER John Stuart Webster,
mining engineer, after cleaning up a for
tune in Death Valley. Calf, boards a
train for the East He befriends a young
lady annoyed by a masher, thoroughly
trouncing the pest"
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(To be continued)

True.
A millionaire can't make has went"
and Il done" sound any better THAI Q
day labOrer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17

worn out, rundown, good for nothing.
 If you are one of the thousands who suffer in this way. get bottle of Lincoln Bitters and give it just about one week to show you results that will bring joy into your life. See how quickly you regain a hearty appetite. how your digestion improves and your strength and energy return Note how, within 24 hours. your system begins to throw off impurities and you are relieved reviving in every way.
 Lincoln Bitters stimulate digestion and promotes assimilation, regulates the func- ems, builds and braces the weakened body and puts new life and vim into the sys- tenn. Try it Every bottle guaranteed Get Lincoln Bitters at your nearest drug store or from any of these:
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legs. Bystanders we're invited to guess whether woman moved with the under machinery of mermaid or by miracle. But since she has bounded out into the modern world like a tight-rope dancer at a circus the public has been pleased and enlightened-now being certain that all her assets are not in her face. Men abhor mystery just as Nature abhors a vacuum, and there are some members of the esoteric school of bachelors who would never find a thing by themselves.
 Esthetists object to the short skirt be- cause Juno couldn't stride in it with state-it would make the Goddess of Lib erty skittish-and it encourages kicking. The naturalists insist it fits like health, that it agrees with the free spirit of the age that it is handy for 1eapfrog. climb ing the ladder of fame, running for street cars and office. They exhibit Diana, the goddess of the chase, who wores< skirt SO short it was hardly worth mentioning. They say that nymphs had no lung trouble-nor any other trou- ble. The moralists quote Jeremiah For the greatness of their iniquity are their skirts shortened and their heels made bare"
 Upward and onward is the motto of civilization and the skirt-and whats the other motto of chivalry-" Honi soft qui nal y pense"?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
SURE WAY TO GET
 RID OF BLACKHEADS


 There is one simple, safe and sure way that never fails to get rid of blackheads and that is to dissolve them.
 To do this get two ounces ef calonite powder from any drug store-sprinkle little on hot, wet sponge-rub over the blackheads briskly-wash the parts and you will be surprised how the blackheads have disappeared. Big blackheads. little blackheads, no matter where they are simply dissolve and disappear leaving the parts without any mark whatever. Blackheads are simply mixture of dust and dirt and secretions from the body that form in the pores of the skin-pinching and squeezing only causes irritation, make large pores, and do not get them out after they become hard. The calonite powder and the water simply dissolve the blackheads so they wash right out, leaving the pores free and clean and in their natural condition. Anybody troubled with these unsighty blemishes should certainly try this simple method- Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
Famine Ridden China

From, ''The Wolf at China's Door" by
 Nathaniel Peffer, in Asia Magazine.
 I came out of Shantung into the bot tle-neck in which Chihli, the capital province ends at the south. In the squire and solidly built Tamingfu, stayed for nights sleep in a bed in the home of missionary. Even those who dwell in a country where the leaves are thin call themselves fortu- nate in comparison with inhabitants of the district of which Tamingfu is in the center. For there children were being sold already in the spring and the poor had had to take flight months before. And in one of the suburbs saw the temple around which already has, grown up a ghastly legend. There refugees by the hundreds have left their youngest children at the shrine Of Kwan Yin, Goddess of Mercy and patron saint of motherhood, and beneath her beneficent hands they have whimpered themselves to death and lain until they were carried out on barrows at night and cast into the fields outside. At |, another temple adults have gone to end their lives. The days have been few when at least one body has not been found swinging from the rafters And at a mission station at toWn | nearby I found the motherly Miss Han cock. alone and helpless, sheltering 1T l her abandoned schoolroom Is girls whom she had taken in because theil parents. were about to sell them.
 T have enough to buy them food fol a few more days" she said. After that God must care for them"
 | The first glib phrase on the tongue
 of the globe -trotter in this part of the
 world is the soft. easy life the mis | sionaries have-"They wouldn't hav'
 houses like that if they stayed a
 home" It will be no soft, easy lift
 for the missionaries this winter The,
 will have those they have preached tt l dragging themselves to the gates O.
 their compounds and whining for food
 which they will be auable to give
 Their own flocks, even, win be dying l at their doors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE

to this, have never wanted drink; have never been broke; I've been bent and warped but never broke, and my one idea has been that am debtor to the fellow who hasn't the remedy for his sins. As Paul said to the Romans; I am debtor both to the Greeks and to the Barbarians; both to the wise and to- the .unwise.
 I,ha8e been. quoted at times, especially recently when was holding a meeting in Philadelphia Dr. Trotter said, fin re- gard to not preaching against drinking and dancing and theatre-going. First. it was stated that I didn't object to these amusements, then later that I approved of amusements; these things of course. were not true. but arose from the fact that I stated that didn't preach against them, because that is not my idea of doing away with them. The only way to do this is, as I said before, to get God in your heart and then. every thing else will be right. No man wants to be a drunkard; no woman ever wanted to be bad; these things happen though, and my work is to take the remedy for | sin to sinners.
 "Today there is more spiritual wicked ness, if I may so express it. than there used to be-" the evangelist said. "A lack of reverence, as it were, for spiritual things-this is an evil that threatens the religious life.
 Sometimes I grow very lonely and 1 tired-I have those days as every one has, for I love companionship and home life-and last year I was in my home only two months during the entire year,
 said pr. Trotter. My companionship- with God during these lonely hours is sweet and dear to me and have great deal of time to think and I sometimes think happily if the end were to come that at least my work would live after me; that the 67 missions I have estab- | lished throughout America would still provide the means of giving the gospel | to weary sinners after I am gone. am, not complaining and I do not ques- tion why the lot of certain people lies in certain channels; the man or woman who longs for love and home and doesn't | have it; the man or woman who has l love in abundance and a home and doesn't want it. I only know that all things work together for good to them that love God-to them that are called according to his purpose"