davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-07-22

A five-reel motion picture is ap-
proximately 5000 feet long.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-11

PAM ParlzotoVa Okamzlk
Lyla Zcela popleJena S VyJeVe
uym lraken pozoroVala suarou
oiuzhu. IatosJl ZmatIa. " "Eskut-
hu pokracogala zloStne, cio-
KeA Uy verII, re JSte Sc Tia od-
popeeI, kUere MI dayate, dIlVe
prIpIayiia. Iedy pOpnate, re
~ ste Dyla klarou Guermo-
vou!'
Ach, proc? Kdyz vas TO te-
s., pam, tedy JmenuJte mne
lax. MuJ boze, tot mi IhosteJ-
no Mne jest Klara steJne MI
Id, Jako Johanna, nebo Julie,
Uuelnoya Jako MIchelova,
zkratka ma jmenu M nezale-
N. 49,,
fachtyrka Uneven Eat ala
zuby. "A ably nedala ma jevo
sHou rozmrZelost, neVedela nj
ceho lepslho, nezll mamie opu-
stlti Vzdychavou LEU, ktera
plan jeJi zmarlla~
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20 akrd, IL mil od Squaru,
Moline tractor, 800 slepic, so
kachen a husi, 3 kravy, 2 We
pfi, 1roda i S naradim, cena
$4,000.
so akru, blizc Miles Ave,
dobytek, uroda, nacini, cena
$13, 900.
l24 akru ma trait mestsk6
kary, 6-pokojovy dunn, vince a
ovoce, $4,000.
100 akrl, IL mil Cd squaru
dobytek, uroda nacini, cena
$4,000.
1919 akrn, IS. zast. A.B.C
81, 500 akr.
Dotazy zodpovi JOHN JA
RES, 5847 Broadway. 7-1z
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/ 8.

PAM ParizotoVa shledala, re
tento nezdar nebyl poslednl, a
il re nekolikrate musela od-
byta isouc ustoupiti, kdyz zno-
Na a ZnOVa Sc pokouSela Vnlk-
nouti V duveru sye stare sluz-
ky.
AvSak, iak ismc podotkli,
stara Liza byla dobre 0brne-
ma. USnesla Sc nemluViti q sl6-
Vu sVemu chtela dostati. Kdyz
byla pres Gtyricet let mlcela,
nebyla naklonena vyjeviti ta-
lemstvf sve pani Parizotove,
kterez mimo to neduverovala,
nebot tusila, re ucastenstvl a
pratelstyi, ktere j bylo proka-
zovano, jest vylhane. Kdyz vSe
dobIe uvazila, nechapala, proc
rajednou cht6il zVedeti jeji
minulost, kterou leta Sc ne
starali? NemohlI ma tom nice
bo zneniti, ztracene il memo
hli navratiti, toz lepe by ucini-
il. kdyby il dali pokoj.
Pani Parizotova zurila. Coz
ncbylo to hrozne pro nj? Pou-
lila ySeho mozneho, lsti, usko-
ku a klamu, a VSe nadarmo.
"Jak 81 zde pomoci?" Vycitala
81, ''Veru, neVim 81 dale rady a
prece ieSt6 sc nevzdayam. Ia
ilste ma Ike mn6 neduveru a
uzayfsla niceho mi nesdclit. A
ysak proc ~ proc? Jak Vysvet-
Iiti 81 tuto tVrdohiavost Il sta
re sluzky vuci mnc - sve pa
NJ, ktera tax dlouho a neunav-
nc dobyvala Sc do jeji duv6ry,
ze zadna jina by Sc tax nesni-
lila
Go zdrzujo il. by vyjeyila
mi Svou minulost, re jest vskut-
ku Klarou Guerinovou, ktera
byla svedana, ktera m6la dit
ko, iez zije ncbo zcmrelo, a
ktcra o SVEN syadci nikdy vice
neslysela?
kdyby byla petadvacet ane.
DO tricet let stara, tn bych do.
vedla 81 jeji tyrdoSljnc mIcon
vysvetliti. Devce, ktcre poklc
slo q prece je5te p"ovdati sc
touzl, oVsem Snazi Sc zatajit
tuto svou hanbu. AvSak Y je
Jim start Test to primo smesn6
Nzdyt' nema neimenSl pricin.
ku ncJakcmu tajeni sve mlnu
iosti! Ikratka, at uvazuju
cbracim tuto vec jakkoliv, ne
rozumim a nerozumim toto O
sob6 nikterak. Veru, jinak tc
nlu nenl, ona mi neduvefuje
poznala, ze pr.lis Sc zajiman
abych vszyedela ieji mint
lost.
Pani Panzotova strezila 81
4 A
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Novy moderni dvourodinny
dunn V Corlett, vymeni Sc DO
pfipade "a lot, $4,000.
Moderni dvourodinny dunn
bllze Warner rd., $500.
krasny 5-pok. bungalov, mu
81 bytl WIDEN, ably byl ocenen,
-bllze mestskeho parku, $4,000.
Jeden akr 5-pok. dIm ma
10. zastavce drahy A.B.C..
$4,000.
6-pok. cottage, elektr. svet-
la, plyn, $3,250.
I 7-pok. jednorod. dunn Corr
lett, $500.
6-suitovy apartmentni dim.
cihlovy, 3 suity nabytkem.
pfiJem $215.00 mesicne. S21-
600.
Dotazy zodpovi JOHN JA.
RES, 5s47 Broadway. 7-12
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rodinny dunn o 8 sv6tnicich,
koupelna, zachod We sklepe, e.
lektrika, plyn, fernes, 4 CARA
re a jine zarizeni, vSe vydlaz-
demo. Cena levna. Haste Sc V
els. 3644 E. 40. st. TIP
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PRlJME Sc:

PRiJMOU Sc prodavaci ka-
Wy grocernlho zbozi, kteri
mali V tomto oboru zkusenost.
Haste Sc u The Cleveland
Food Product Co., 24o0 E. p.
St. !?
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HL.EDA Sc:
PRiLEZITOST.

Hledame tri, asi tficetilete
muze, zenatym Sc dava pred
most, kteri mluvi cesky, sloven-
sky a anglicky. Haste Sc jen
kdyz jste skutecne pilnymi a
snazivymi. Kazdemu piijate-
mu muzi by melo jeho posta-
veni vynesti rocne $4,000. Hla-
ste sc mezi $3.50 a 1000 hod
dop. a tazte Sc ma Mr.. Ebosh
f. l.. Ostendorf Organisation
500 Bangor Bldg.
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PRCDA Sc nadherne zhotc

PRCDA Sc nadherne zhoto
Veny nabytek do 4 pokoju, po-
zustaVaJicl z Velour Overstuf-
led setu do Parloru, praveho
orechoveho setu do jidelny.
pravy mahagonovy set do loz-
nice a napodobeny Qmitation)
arechovy set do loznice a diva
bruSelske karpety, matrace a
pera, lampy samohraci pia-
no. Veskery tento nabytek stall
$2,325 da sc nyni "a hoto-
We $1,000. Use je jake move.
Zavolejte telefonem Lorain
$50 r. 7-16
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.


by sluzce sv6 vyjevila, ze vice
I o Je1lm ZlVotu vi, nezll tato sd
ma IuSI. JeStllze upotreblla
protl III jmena Hilary Guerlno-
ve, mela k tomu oDranu knl-
ze sve predchudkyne. na KITE
rou Sc odkazovala. OySem mo-
hia vzdychave Lie vSe vyJevl-
II a tax V neDeZpecl Sc Vydatl,
Ze poSkodl Svou taJnOu hru a
LIzu upozornl, by byla opatr-
nou jeste vice, neZli dosud.
Sama byla pfesvedcena, ze
vzdychava Liza neni Jina, nezll
klara Guerinova, ktera narodl-
la Sc V Bourgvolsinu, bllze
Bourgneufu, mela milence jme-
mem Joramlea a timto Stala Sc
Y roku 1888 matkou, tedy dve
leta a pul anebo til leta pred
svym nastoupenim do sluzby
~ Grandvalu. Kdyby il byla to-
tC rekla, zajiste byla by vzbu-
dila veliky uzas obllceji Llzi-
| ne a pfivodila netuSene nasled-
ky.
Starry ovcak, jenz yskutku,
jak Sc vyjadril Josef Rabiot, OBJ
daren byl uzasnou pameti, pre-
syedcil il uplne, re vzdychaya
Liza zadna jina neni, nezli
hlara Guerinova, hlavnl d6di-
cka pana Joramiea. Josef Ra-
blot lined byl 0 teto dulezitosti
zpraven.
AvSak pachtyrka prece po
Eejakou dobu byla vazne Zne-
pokojena, kdyz totiz Liza il
rekla, re priSla ma statek po
sluzce, ktera tam byla jen diva
dni a po iine, ktera po osmi
dnech byla propustena. Bylo-li
toto pravda, toz mohl Sc stary
Ovcak myliti a shoda posviceni
sYatojirsk6ho $ datum, zane
senem knize jeji predchudky
re, necinila 2adny nezvratny
dukaz.
PAM Parizotova ZnoVa po-
Gala vyslychati stareho ovcaka.
Iento upamat0Val sc, re Vskut
ku onono casu dive sluzky Vstou
PLY Ma statku do sluzby po-
pyly tam jen nekollk dnl. jed
na Dyla re zlodejstVI usVedce-
Ma a yyhnana; druha, jlz sc
ma .GrandValu nellbilo,, neb,
]ak oVcak mlnil, Sc svou pam
! Sc pohadala, vratila pry Sc ku
! sVym starym panum. Ale prece
Y, Jauril pochybnost, Ze by sc Y
tomto prIpadu mylil a &c by
pamet' jeho popletla mu ony
til sluzky.
! 70 dostacilo, by zahnalo tu
dfiVejSi pochybnost pachtyrti.
nu. DoSla ku pfeSvodcenl, ze
vzdychava Liza yskutku jest
klarou Guerinovou, jezto ne,
jen cas- jejiho pribyti ma Crane
val Sc shodQval Sc zapiskam
: predeSle pachtyfky, ale vSeckN
JIne okolnosti tomu nasvedco
valy, ze Liza jest tou, "a kite
rou il poklada. Proc by tajil;
: svou minuloSt, proc by byl;
: zasmusilou mad minulosti tou
to? a celia rada jinych-proc
: - presv6dcila il, ze Sc nemyli
NepotfeboVala tedy vyzvidat
/ na Lize jeji prave imeno, kter
: y6dela, ale byla tu iina zaha
/. da, kterou marne namahala S
Y IA stare sluzce vylakati. ZajI
: ste byla by onomu cely milo
a re sV6ho podilu ud6lila, jen
: by byl pfiSel a il rekl: "Klar
: Guerinova porodila ditko sv
y dne toho ma mlste onom tt
a to ditko zemrelo". Jl by byl
/, nepostacilo, kdyby byl nekd
l. rekl: "Dltko zije". Ona pfal
81 vedeti, kde jak tento pot
Q, mex dovede oduvodniti svuj =
:, vod z KIary Guetinonove.
Jednoho dne il napadlo,
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MLADIk 20-lety, kovar W.
uceny, loni z Czech prijety a We
farmafske praci obeznaly, hle-
da jakekoli zamestnanl. PiSte
ma V. Drbohlav, 2119 Z. 90.
st. lib
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MIN Svetem a nikomu nevyje-
villa, re ona prave nejvice tou-
! ri po seznan1 minulosti stare
sluzky.
Dlonysia slibila sve velitelce
vSecko, co tato zadala, a ably
dostala svemu slovu, oslovlla
svou starou pritelkyni jeste te-
hoz dne, kdyz ubiraly Sc spolu
z poll domu, takto: "Od neJa-
keho casu, Lizo, stara Sc nase
pam 0 vas velice'.
"ZarliS proto ma mne?'
"Zarlit? Proc pax? Avsak
nejedna Sc 0 med, ktery vam
PAM kolem ust stale natira".
20 CO tedy?"
"Zda Sc, re mate pred nj
ln6jake tajemstvi, ktere ona
mermomoci vyzvedeti 81 pre-
je".
"Tak - mozna!?"
<"Jak vam pravim, Lizo. Kdy
byste mi sd6lila toto tajemstyi,
neb pfihodu re sve minulosti, a
lja il chtela opakovati nasi pa
nj, dostala bych od nj daru a
penez ma celou nuSi".
"Tot' zvlaStnl', myslila 81
stara sluzka, cello 81 mnouc,
proc zalezl tolik pani Pari-
zotove ma mem neStesti? O, "a
touto privetivosti a timto pra-
telstvlm, kterym Sc kryje, ne
co vezi, CO marne snazlm sc IL
hodnouti''. -,
Ma hlas pokracovala: "Te-
dy, Dionysie, prejes 81 zvedeti
nou minuiost 2"
ia? X cemu? Neni mi tre-
ba vedeti, bych vas milovala,
ljestlize to neb ono Sc vam pri-
hodilo".
"A:e Diary, ktere ii slibila
nase pani.'
'Necht' podrzl 81 je pro ne
koho jineho! NeteSl mne priliS,
re prave mne 81 zvolila Ia wy
Izvedacku. Al, podivejme Sc
Ia jakou mne to povazuje? Co
Iii po zalezitostech jeji sluzek Z?
Necht' stara sc o sve! Ano, ne
GO Vam namalujeme, PAM Pari-
zotova Yam sc zpovidat? Tazi
Sc, co il je pO mas, kdyz vyko-
name patricne ulozenou sobe
praci? Tot abychom vypraye.
| ly il, co 81 myslime! Coz pax
Inejsme sVobodni lide, bychom
kazdy sve vnitini zalezitosti s
spravoval? Dobre, dobfe, ier
az pride, vim, co il reknu!"
"A co pax to as bude?"
Al, re nejsem k tomu, bycl
vyzvidala nekoho a docel;
mou nejlepsi pritelkyni!'
ITO by nebyla chytra odpo
ved', Dionysie !"
Proc? Nedam sebou vIad
nouti, jak by sama chtela!"
"Bez priciny nevzbuzuj pro
ii sob6 hney sve chlebodarky
me-. 49,,
Go bych il mela tedy rici?'
"Pfedevsim cekej, az Sc t,
bude tazat, zdaz jsem ii vypra
vela tn svou minulost, kterol
ona "a tax pfilis zajimavou p,
vazuje, &c nemuze sc nikteral
upokojiti, dokud sc vse nedo
zvi".
"Dobre".
INA to odpovis, re jsi sc mn
jiz n6kolikrate ptala, ale ma
darmo, re Jsem ii niceho nesd
: lila.
Dionysie sc opovrzlive |
smala. ma konec clovek ab
Sci ma nj V rukavickach, chct
: Ii il pravdu rici!" mrucila m,
: ri zuby.
< "Nezapominej, Dionysie, Z
PAM Parizotova jest zde VII
darkou".
= proc Sc nechova, jak Sc +
: NJ slusi patri? Nenavidlm
" eli, ktefi jsou zv6davymi'.
sI/u6G Gaupct n 1opxy mil r.
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LACE. Dunn jednorodinny o
Z pokojich a dvourodinny dunn
o 5ti pokojich nahore a 5ti po-
kojich dole, pekny lot, cena
SIS, 500, hotove $4,000. Haste
ste Sc V elsie 1852 w. 81. st.
II
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PRIJME Sc pan ma byt beze
stravy a proda Sc detsky koca-
rex. Haste Sc V cisle 1925 E.
so. St., blfze Fleet Ave. Til
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HLEDA Sc mensi byt pro tri
clennou rodinu. ZaSlete adres-
s una f. Hudec, 1918 Ben
wood Ave. I'll
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liv; zvedavost ie to niceho j.
neho".
deli tomu tax, tedy napad-
ne il jednou mne zpovldatl :.
'repe, Dlonysie? lyt' ne
mas zadne taJemstvl. J"
'Jako kazdy clovek".
'Ano, jako kazdy clovekD.
''hekla Jsi mi, re Jsl sc dosud
rezamilovalao
''Nebyla jsem dosud tax
hloupou, bych TO ucinila'.
"Proc?"
"Proc? Llzo, to nevlm1
"Jsi mlada pima zivota,
mas srdce jako jine, to Jlz prl-
jde".
"Ano, kdyz slepice kvacou,
snesly vejce", prohodila Sc sml
chem mlada sluzka a pokraco-
vala: "Mela jsem jednoho GER
venohlavace, jenZ "a mnou
chodil; myslIm, re mel dobre
umysly. Ale, Llzo, povazte,
dovolil 81 veci vuCi mne - to
Sc mi nellbilo - podobne roz-
pustilosti nejsou pro mne a pro
tC ukazala jsem mu, kde ne
chal tesar dvere Rozloblla
jsem Sc, kdyz jeste 81 medal po-
koj, odesla dostala Sc az
semi
"Tobe Sc libl ma GrandValu,
neni-li pravda?"
"Vzdyt' jste Wy zde''.
"Tot' cd tebe hezke".
"Tak re, jestlize bycff z te
neb one priciny byla nucena O.
dejiti ="
"Pujdu take, - TAX jest! u
"Potom nucena budes IVY
Eati ma jiny dunn.
"Nemysllm, ze pujdu jeste
| jednou n6kam do dvora slou-
zit".
'Sotva jinde nalezneS sluz-
bu, nezli u hospodare nekde ma
venkove".
"Nevlm, Lizo, ale jiz po dve
leta mi to media a. stale myslIm
ma to-.
"Aj!"
"Ano, chce Sc mi do Parl-
ze!"
"Do Parize?"
"Ovsem. A drive nebo poz-
d6ii muslin tam Jiti'.
"A co 81 tam pocnes, uboha
pionysie?"
"Uvidim. V Parizi jest jisty
pan, jehoz muslin spatriti'.
"Koho tam znas?"
"Nikoho. Nam jen jeho a
dresu, iiz mi udali kterou
jsem nezapmnela. O, jen kdy-
bych psati dovedla"
"Nuze, co pak?"
"Byla bych davno tomuto
panovi do Parize psala'.
V tomtez okamziku dohonil
ie pachtyr, cimz rozpgavka
byla prerusena.
Ostatne byly jiz jen neko-
lik kroku od obydli, kde oce-
kavala je polevka tucna, pro
ne, jakoz pro ostatni delni-
ctvo pTipravena.
AckOllV SIara SluZka o Necl
ktere primo Sc il netykaly
, skoro lnostejna byla, prece ne
mohla sc tentokrate zbaViti j.
stych mySlenek, ktere il starost
Iusobily. Y jistem ohledu u
znaVala opraVnenost vyzvldan
, sc strany pani ParizotoVe, ne
: bot ona, jako hosodyne byla Y
6 pravu, kdyz patrala po minu
losti sve sluzky, zdaz tato mi
: nulost byla bez poskvrny, ne
Y bo byla-li nejakou nepravost
: postizena.
: Hospodyne, ktera poskytuj'
sluzce vyzivu a domov, kter;
G nj naklada slusne, opravnen'
: jest k duvere sc strany sve pod
rlzene. Avsak nyni, kdyz obra
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MLADA DiVkA z kraie pr

jeta, hleda sluzbu V dobre ro-
dine. Haste Sc v els. 9316
Dunlap ST., blize Aetna Rd.
TIP
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PRONAJME Sc byt o A po-
koJich, vse zarizenf. Haste Sc
V elsie 1850 Coath Ave. We
zmete Union karu. Blize Cor
lett skoly. 7-13
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PRODA Sc:

PRCDAL jsem dun. Pro-
dam ! nabytek, kamna ma plyn
! ma uhli, postele, velky stdl do
jidelny, celo-krejcovsk6 nara
di a tez krasn6 piano a diva
Singer" sici stroje. Vse mu-
81 byti prodano. Haste Sc V
elsie 4517 Champa Ave. TIP
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PRODA Sc OVOCNARSKA a.
ZELINARSKA FARMA

S6,50O.00. % akru tmave
plsclte pudy, velice urodne q
ranne. Prvotridni drubeznicka
zelinarska farma S pohodl-
nym domovem a jinymi budo-
Vaml, krasne okoli. Sestava Sc
ctyr akru brambor, akru melon
nu, ctvrt akru fazoli. ctvrt a.
kfu hrachu, .pul akru okurek.
dVou akru sena, jednoho a nil
akru Jahod, jednoho a pnl A.
kru malin, 40 urodnych iablo-
novych stepu, 1000 sazenic raj
skych jablicek, 800 jinych sa-
zenlc, 30 mladych broskvonu.
% slepic, dobre pastviny S pro
tekaJlci vodou. Farma Jest We
ice yynosna a uroda snadno K
zpenezenl Ia dobre ceny. Far
ma musl byti prddana, aby
chraneny byly majetkove "a
i'm yjinych. Da Sc ma splatky.
t. 5. Uroda jest vesmes opa-
trena a V dobrem prospivaji-
elm stavu.
48lO Eichorn Ave, roh zap.
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PRODAJI Sc kombinacni kan
ma, 1plne zanovni, stala $125
a dali sc ia $4,000. Haste Sc
" c. 1640 Buhrer Ave. S. w.
Vemte Scranton karu. 7-13
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PRONAJMOU Sc ctyri po-
koJe koupelnou nahore. Hla-
ste sew clsle 1858 E. 124. ul. z
Union Ave. I'll
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IA PRICENOU ODJEZDU

proda Sc pekne zachovale pia-
no, dresser, sideooard, satnik.
stul, zidle, plynova zanovni ka-
nina na vytapeni, tez kuchyn-
ska, postele a jine veci. Haste
Sc elsie 1892 Syec Ave. z E.
lol I'll. 7-13
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These estimates are not inclusive of the amounts of grain necessary for seed purposes if there is to be 8 crop next year. Not less than 52,00o,6e0 pounds of grain are required before September l in order that the fields may be sowed before the winter frosts. Indications are that very little winter grain will be sowed be- cause of the difficulty of transporting the seed. even if it were available.
 That the pinch of the fuel famine is making itself felt Is shown by official reports issued in Moscow to the effect that the coal production program for the whole of Russia has been reduced to less than half In the Don re- zion, the greatest coal producing area of Russia, production is below one fourth of normal.
 Both tbe famine and the cholera are conducing to this deplorable sit uation, as miners are fleeing literally in droyes. in their efforts to reach food and safety. These nigrations of the inhabitants from one stricken area to another are characteristic of the whole country. reports showing that between four and five million persons are affected by the move ments.
 Realizing the importanee of Te- country, the Bo1shevist authorities are making special efforts to keep the
 miners at work, and are dtverttne
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Venida special double mesh hairnets.

considerable supplies of food to the mining districts. Through the ne cessity of supplying coal for aocono- lives, the fuel problem a linked in an important manner with the q,pes- ton of famine relief,
 As has been shown by the official reports from Moscow, a few districts in Russia will produce more than enough to feed their own populations Unless some means is available for transporting this surplus grain to the less fortunate districts, however, it will have no effect in aIFevfattng the general shortage.
 The railroads are only about 30 per cent efficient, because of the lack of locomotives and rolling stock. and even this inferior degree of efficiency is menaced by the shortage of fuel. This problem has Ga important bear ing upon the relief work proposed by MT. Hoover and other organizations, as transportation facilities must be available in goodiy measure when American relief supplies begin to pour in from Danzag. Riga and Re val.
 MrHooveIhas stated That he is ready to care for tsa9o, 900 starving child ren- Oneof the most dfflcnh pfoblems in connection wHhthfs underaktAg is expected to be that of securing proper transportation for these supplies from the Kuasfan npraer Into fhA various towns and YtlsGes 1n thA Mx1ox
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authorities and much of the Soviet press. If anything is to be judged from the views expressed in the So- viet press, they declare, the Com munists apparently regard 1t as fla vor that they should allow the Unit ed States to save tf1e Russian people from starvation,
 While the feeling n growing that there must be concesAi0as on both sides as to the exact degree of re- straint which is to be placed upon the activities of relief workers, there is also a distinct conviction among ad- ministration officials that the Russian people as a whole should know that the relief is coming from outside Rus sia and not from the Bolshevist Gov ernment Otherwise it is pointed out, American organizations would merely be giving their assistance in process of prolonging the life of the Soviet regime, a government with which both the Democratic and. Re publican administrations in the Unit ed States have refused to deal.
 Estimates by Moscow officials of the inam ediate needs if the raxages of fla mine are to be checked call for nearly a million tons of Preadstufs to be distributed in ten provinces. Ia the
 middle Volga district the famine sit- nation is especially serious and net less 4hsn 216e, ,o00,6ee hounds of foodstuffs will be requirsa in that dis trfot alone.
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feeling is his prejudice against the Jews, which is both religious and ra- oiai: Because of the fact that many official positions of importance In the BoisheVist regime are held by Jews, he IS apt to merge his anapatn1es, and pred1cttons of general attacks upen both the Soviet Government and upon the Jews as a race are contained in reports of many observers now coming out of Russia,
 Ohc1ais here believe the Soviet au- thertties are fully aware of the dan gers which threaten their govern ment as result of the present con d1tions in Russia It is for that very reason, they say, that the Bol- sheEika were so eager to gam con troi, lf possible, of the distribution Of the relief The American prisoners who have just arrived in the Baltic States have reiterated to government officials and to officers of the various relief organiaatiens, their behef that Americans should have abseiuos su- perVisien of the distribution Of sup plies.
 If the Soviet officials ara allowed te distribute the relief, they assert, only Soviet sympati1izers would Ter eeive the relief and the real Russian people would be allowed to snarve, as there cannot hope to be sufH Hcfen1 sup p1es Tor all Many administration oH1ela1s nave shown resentment of the atAtuee taken by some of the soviet
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Good stockings for wonen-50c

Lisle stockings of such fine weave and light weight that they have abundant good looks.
 Yet of durability; so made they fit very smoothly.
 High spliced heel, double toe, ribbed or deep garter top.
 White black and cordovan Soc Thread-silk stockings with top and sole of lisle. Sheer and nice. Black white and cordovan- $1 and $1.25
 Babies fine ribbed cash mere stockings. Soft and grateful and durable. White black and cordovan-371l2c and soc
 Left aisle rear,
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MILLIONS ARE DOOMED

edgment that the disease is on the Increase. In the period from Jan uary l to July 15, official Soviet or gans in Moscow reported 4T.6ee cases, of which more than 15, 5,66o had oc- cured in the single month of June As communication with even the more accessible districts is notoriously poor, it is regarded as certain that the actual number of cases is vastly greater than the official reports would indicate.
 That the present situation is fraugfIt with danger for the Bo1she- vist regime is regarded by officials here as automatic. The rule of Le- nine and Trotzky, it is pointed out, has been the rule of a small but dominantiy militaristie minority over a huge but exceedingly dociie major ity.
 The inevitable tendency ef the Rus sian peasant, it is pointed cut, is to hold the Beishevists, whom he has always regarded with suspicion at best, responsible for the evils which now beset him. Coupled with this
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Washington, D. C., Sept, 2.-There seems to be not the slightest doubt
 that millions of Russians will die this
 winter of hunger and disease, despite
 the best efforts that the American
 Relief Association and kindred ef-
 ganizations may put forward,
 Mora than 12,600,006 inhabitants
 are already directly affected by the
 famine. official repoeas te the State
 Department show, and these eondl-
 tions are expected to become worse
 and worse as the small stocks of foodstuffs on hand dwindle, and the cold weather adds it's terrers to those of hunger,
 The Bolshevist authorities are say I ing little of those twin pfagues, | cholera and typhus, which are stalk 1 ing with giant strides through the lii- l fated country, but apparently reliable | inforulat ton here indicates that these dread diseases may soon rival the l famine an the number of their vic | tims.
 ] Moscow officials now admit T5,eo0 leases of cholera, with tacit aeknowl-