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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

II Il takes all kind Of people 20
make world, this one rs certainly
well made.
The girl who uses vanialla lip
stick has good taste.
Money isn't everything for the
costly fishing tackle doesn't always
catch the most fish.
People who live In white shirts
should be careful with eggs.
Many n man who acts like n big
gun Is not loaded.
II Is an open question what
bothers the home the most-wha'
she shall wear, or how he shall pay
for II.
Money doesn't talk as much rs
the people who have money.
Travel may broaden n man, but
you can stay home and get fat just
the same.
A fellow can often see his finish
when he has no definite in view.
In dressing fish. always begin on
small scale.
II life hands you lemon, be glad
il wasn't hard-boiled egg without
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
FARMER SAYS WORK
MAKES FARMING PAY

NJ. S. GoOdpasture, Of the Carlisle
community, has been about the I'M
happiest man in Lubbock county the
past week, as he has been serving
on the petit jury. He is one Of the
farmers who has made good on the
plains by staying with the work,
and We are Of the opinion that n a
few Of the calamity howlers, who
are predicting an immediate turn
over u the country % the dogs,
would take lesson from ham the
farms everywhere would be well
worked. and no time would be spent
in bowling about how someone D.
Trying l0 fkin them out Of the mon-
.y they make. IAN work and mo-
play makes Jack d dun boy, bat
farming on lho plains b not boy >
lob, and should not b. taken a.
.lch, II least NJ Goodpasiurv looks
"a u that way shoulders 10 The
wheel Lets 80
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

Rubsiyat Of the Has Bcens
Who knows in what secluded, dis
tant nook,
The world forgetting, by the world
forsook,
Rests no what hero of the Gum
Drop Dash,
That once illustrious DIR. Frederick
Good?
Once upon time lovely princess
wed
Nicholas Longworth Of the bare,
bald head;
Dost not remember what n time
there was,
The endless columns that we read
and read?
And he who hravely dared old Nep-
tunes wrath
To cross the seas upon the aerial
a day the prints were filled with
Alcock's name,
But silent as the tomb the after
math
Battling behemonth Of the flail-lilio
fists
a writer's cramp has seized upon
the wrists
or scribblers once so free with
Iefrios' name;
For fame, ID flyeth like the driven
mists.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

men In existence. Either that, OF
he had a rrudgo against tall men.
when lanky fellow tries 70 stow
himself away IN n Pullman berth,
ne has the choice ~ sticking his
feet out into the aisle or putting
them out of the window
n YOU have 90 get up IN the night
and 10 90 the smoking room for a
drink Of water or something, YOU
are ant 10 become confused upon
returning as 20 which " your berth.
One farmer tried 10 get around this
by having his wife stick her foot
out between the curtains. While
he was In the smoking room, hall
dozen other passengers stuck
their foot out. and he had 20 yell
for Maria.
To prevent losing her diamond
ring in n sleeping ear n woman put
il on one of her toes. In the morn
ing the ring was gone. You can't
trust your feet too far In a Pull
man
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
the LUBBOCK -AyALANcLE. 1lEspAY. July u. 1922

green.
A great many people don't hnyw
how 10 act NJ the table, but they
yet enough 10 eat Just the same
The best cgg u not always inside
the whltcst she'll
One fruit most any Rirl likes u
date
Irish potatoes are eaten by Jews
and great many others.
You can have corn IN three ways
ON the cob. in the flask or on
YOUR toe.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

Grape nuts are so called because
no grapes are in them.
Beri-beri is disease, but you
don't get it from eating any kind
of berries.
Vitamines are health-producing
parts Of foods, but our ancestors,
who generally lived TO old age,
didn't know il.
Food for thought is sometimes
pretty tough stuff.
A bad egg doesn't mean that the
hen that laid it was immoral.
Ablackberry is red when il is
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
LITTLE COLLINS CHILD
DIED AT LITTLEFiELD

James Robert Collins. age enc
year, four months and fifteen dlys.
died at the home Of his parer :.
Mr.. aud Mrs. W. II. Collins at
Littlefield, Wednesday, July 5th
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

self as all can In this manner be
informed at one discussion Of the
subject involved. Remember Thurs
day, July 10, at te Coya, at high
noon and five minutes Please
think 10 bring the exact change.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
s;d.,;yh,, Of the Great World


A woman in breach Of promise
suit borrowed n baby at 500 an
hour. Seems as though II would
have been more economical to-
but then, who can tell?
skirts for men bathers Is the
way a number of newspaper head
line writers expressed It. Why
shouldn't men bathcrs have skirts
as wen as other men?
Babies 10 be checked at the
pons" is the headline Of a news
tom under a White Plains, \. y.
date. II has been suspected for
some time that the women would
find "a way 10 check them.
A man worth S1O,000,0O0 is no
happier than a man worth $4,000
600. Money does not always bring
happiness. When you get 60 be
worth that much, notice and see.
A woman IN Pueblo, Colo, was
arrested for stealing a pair Of
trousers. She got them IN a mans
clothing store Perhaps she was
going to set them, as one would a
trap.
in reporting am clopome1t, a
newspaper headline said 'Flees IN
Fathers Pants" No doubt there
was
The Venus of Milo has no arms,
but nobody every notices &c.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
ANNOUNCEMENT

We, c. 4. Thompson and + =.
Leslie, have purchased the 4 -
Painting department Of II. H. is.
located in the rear Of ions : a
Shop. Mr. Thompson has bee
the past five years with Re a "a
Auto Painting Company Of flaia-
view, Texas. We are now ready
for your car See as for prices.
0i3 18th Street. south side on
square. 3e-lp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
AROUND THE CLOCK


ali and pepper
when man licks the hand that
s,notc him, II is because he can
mite the hand that licked him.
About All Anyone Gets
Foxes Well, now that your vaca-
ton Is over, what did you BRING
hack rs a souvenir Of u
Jabbs-A lot Of dirty clothes and
an empty pocketbook.
Sleeping Car Stuff
An experience which every. one
who has not already enjoyed should
have is night in a sleeping car.
( You will learn how hard Il can be
under certain circumstances to dress
and nndress. You must be a cross
between an acrobat and a cortor-
zionist TO get away with II success
/ fully in a Pullman.
And, furthermore, If you happen
to be rather tall, you will find your
height an additional handicap. The
man who invented the berths must
have been short chap, and had
/ an idea that there were no tall
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

"That young man Of yours said
father as daughter came down to
breakfast, should be IN museum
for living curi0sities.'
"Why, father" exclaimed the
young lady Indignantly. What do
you meant"
Il noticed when ! passed through
the hall late last night, answered
the parent quietly, that he had two
heads on his shoulder"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

Mrs Rehecca Long arrived here
last evening from Lubbock. where
she has been visiting with felailff',
for visit with her son. Y A. iorg
and family. Clarendon Ncva
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

DE-. n. a Hutchinson has moved
ia Offices from the nurrus building
DO lle Bush nulld|ng as-i
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

DAY. call the Blanks the cream
of society.
Knight Well, They've both been
through the separator.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11

1.-TWO weeks ago refused 90
marry Fred" said Jessie, "and he
has been drinking heavily ever
since
yes" responded her dear friend
Tessie, that a very foolish habit
Of Fred's-he never knows when
TO stop n celebration"
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
Reason Enough

why does the brides mother al
WAYS cry at the wedding?'
"Well, you know, there Is the pos
sibiity that before long she viii be
called grandma
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-07-11
THURSDAY

Sometimes a woman's best
friend is the man she refused
TO marry.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-27
"SENIPER FIDELIS" GLIB
 EXCHANGE SALE SAT.

Friends of the club don't forget the cooked food sale, Saturday, be ginning at p. m, sharp-eyerybo- dy send in cakes. pies. salads, and breads. of all kinds We sell them for you on a per cent. commission Make out your list aJ home, of what you send. bring the list with you, We sign it as receipt Co you. then come in Monday afternoon, from to g., bring receipt and get your money for what you sent. minus commission Furniture of all kinds to the dainty fancy articles. Come in Monday, Tuesday. and Thursday afternoons Look over our stock. We may have something you want.
 Club members meeting tomorrow night from 2 ro r. p. m, for ages I2 to q years of age Tuesday night a meeting of all the members from 4 Co 2I years of age is request ed as there IS business to be put be- fore the club tt 2 sharp.
 Parents and friends of the club are always welcome at any of the mccrrgs. and are urged to come and keep in touch with the youug folks
 Adv.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-27
STEAMSHIP QUEEN

The Steamship Queen of the Ad- miruI line reached Skagway this morning at one o'clock, and will sail for Sitka. and way ports to Seattle at eight o'clock this evening.
 The Queen brought in one hund- red and eighty-seyen and will take out one hundred and etghty-oue.
 Seventy of these coming in took the train for Bennett this morning, to return on the afternoon train. A number of the passengers will go to Dawson to see the sights of that his toric town
 Of those going out, NIr. C. A. Irvine, and NIr. R. II. Howie are among the number. They are bound for Seattle. where they will spend three or four weeks before returning north, when they expect to go into the interior.
 Mr. ". ". Batcheller, the travel ing man. came in on one oI the re- cent boats and is returning tu his home in Juneau on the Queen.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-27

Seattle, July 2G.-John W. Smith, seyenty-fve years of age a resident of Kerchlkan died Monday aboard the S.S. Northwestern on her recent trip from Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-07-27

Omaha. Neb, July 2G.--The com Dlete returns from the primary elec- ti0u give the Republican gubernatoT- 5aI nomination to Charles H. Randall. He wins by the safe margin of 521 votes.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
d OUPEN MA ULICI O $4,000

Tri lupici 81 poIfhali dnesni-
no casneho rama ma f. II. Hoga
115Ol Gilman ave. a obrali
jej v blizkosti jeho domova 0
$4,000. Hoge je majitelem fir
my The White Front Provision
Co., ubfral sc domG, kdyz po-
jednou re zalohy, mezi dv6ma
domy, nan bandite skocili, a
zazatahli jej po predchazejici
rvacce stranou. Pri tom byl
Hoge jest6 ke vsemu stfelen
do ruky a udefen do hlavy xii
kou cd automobile, tax re jest
lecen v glennvillske nemocnici.
Ia pfepadu mel u sebe diva ba
licky, jednom penize dru-
hem maso, odhodil oba baliky
IA tahanice Cd sebe, ale lupici
oba zvedli a uprchli, aniz mt
prohledavali kapsy. Kdyz pc
udefeni klikou klesl k zemi, by.
10 po mem jednfm zlosynem je.
ste stfeleno.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09
KDO JEST LECALNf MAJI.
TELEM ERIE HRBITOVA?

Hrbitov ma Erie ulici mdze
byti die nahledG pravniho IL
ditele Lamba zmenen v hriste.
Mesto jest ylastnfm drzitelem
pozemku a majitele hrobnich
lotn mali k temto pravo jen
v dob6, dokud misto ono take
skutecne hrbitovem jest. Obec
mGze zakrociti a pozadovati u
znani techto prav ohledu
mravnostnim, Zdravotnim
vseobecneho blaha. Hrbito-
VEN prestal vlastne pozemek
.byti Cd dolby, kdy zakazano by
10 v miste onom pohrbivati, coz
by mohlo byti take povazo-
vano jiz tehdy Ia omezeni sou
kromeho vlastnictvi, &C Sc tax
nestalo. Ovsem, re vse prede-
slane je nahled soukromy, KITE
ry nikterak neni zdilen osoba-
mi a organisacemi, jez 81 pre-
j, aby kid mrtvych nebyl ru-
Sen a hrbitov ponechan tax jak
jest. Harry A. Bliss vcera wy
pravel, re sc chysta pro ohio
skou zakonodarnu predloha,
jez by ruseni starych hrbitovu
zakazOvala.
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Obdivuhodne. "Trpel jsem

OOuSv SAAOAAs
20 tri leta chorobou ledvin," pi
se pan C. Bernard re Streator,
Ill. "Zkusil jsem jednu lahev
Ora. Petra Hoboka a vysledek
byl, re mole choroba 1plne uni
zela. Ze jedna lahev tohoho le-
ku mohla toto dokazati, jest O.
pravdu obdivuhodne." Tento
prosty, stary bylinny prostre-
dek v nepretrzitem uzivani
pres 140 rok1, ma nezlomny re
kord, jake vzdy spolehlivy ro-
dinny lex. Nikdy nezklame V
prokazanf dobra prvni lahev
dokaze svoje zasluhy. Jeho u
cinky jsou nekdy tax rychle
prekvapujici, ze jest pravem
nazyvano obdivuhodne. Ora.
Petra Hoboko neni k dostani v
|lekarnach. Pro informace pi-
ste DR.. Peter Fahrney and
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, I'll.
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HABSBURKOVE VRACEJf
-.
-s Sc DO UHER.

9 -
budapest, Z. kvetna. - Ar
ciknize Bedrich jeho syn AL
brecht, kteri cd povalenf mo-
narchie 'zili v cizine, vratili Sc
dnes nahle do Budapest. Je-
jich ,nayrat,. k nemuz doslo te-
sne pred nastavajici volbou
vyvolal Getne komentare v poll
tickych kruzich, V nichz jest
znamo, re silna strana odporu.
cuje Albrechtovu kandidaturu
ma uhersky trim. Proslycha sc
dale, re "a Albrechtem ,stoji
slime financni zajmy Sc strany
americkeho syndikatu, jen5
chce zakoupiti statky arcikni.
zete Bedricha.
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"Baronka Kinska",

linske restauraci cekalo neko-
lik lidi u telefonni hubby. o.
podal stala elegantne oblecena
dana nadhernou kytici. Pan
vedle stojici Sc o nj velice Ia
jimal, oslovil il a obdivoval je-
il nadherne kvety. Ma otazku,
odkud je ma, odvetila, ze re
sveho zamecku a re je baron
kou Kinskou, dedickou panstvl
v Cechach. Ia kratko Sc stal
duverivy obdivovatel jejim ze-
nichem a pujcil il 10000 Kc.
V den svatby vsak dedicka pan
stvi neprisla a policie zjistila,
re Sc jmenuje Trzynnska a jest
podvodnici vysokeho slohu.
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sebevrazednem dmyslu do re-
ky, ale jako dobry plavec jestd
chvili plaval. Mad jezem vsak
zacal jiz tonouti a u mu v nej
kritictejSi chvili prispel ma LODI
ce k pomoci legionaf Petr Cti.
Dor, ktery nedbaje pri velkt
vode vlastniho nebezpeci zivo.
ia, st'astne tonouciho vytahi
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OBLEVA ZJEVILA OBRAZ
HRUZY.

Moskva, 8. kvetna. - Tajici
snih a jarni povodne v rGznych
castech Ruska, jez spadaji do
hladoveho pasma, vynesly ma
povrch straslive doklady o ztra
tach lidskych zivota nasled-
KEN hladu, jez behem zimy u
kryty byly zrakdm. V Aktu-
binsku tisfce mrtvol vyplaveno
bylo ma pobrezf.
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LuP;cska tlupa Thuyova III
II v okoli karlovych Var, Cho-

df v okoli karlovych Var, Cho-
mutova Kadane. Nacelnik je
Jan Thuy, hlaynfmi cleny diva
nebezpecni zlocinci, bratri Hu-
go a Antonin Christ, Pavei f.
Wende, Holik a Thuy1v yet
Almost Podroucek. Spachali
fadu loupezi zejmena v Otvi-
cich, Udlicich, Sedlci, Breznu,
Jirkove, Perstejne a hledani
| isou take krajskymi soudy V
Chebu a Most6 pro RUNE kra-
deze. Jeden zlosyn, Bruno
Christ zatcen byl minuleho ty-
dne v Dalvicich Karl. Var,
pri cemz mezi MIN a cetniky
doslo k bitce, niz lupic byl
| ma noze poranen. Po tuhem
odporu byl lapen a dopraven
do Karlovarske nemocnice,
kdez umisten V odloucene ce-
lie. Pres tezke zran6ni poda-
rilo sc mu vsak vypacenym
oknem prchnouti. Utekl We
lspodkach, bosy. Policejni pes
lsledoval uprchlika az "a hrbi-
TOW, kde take nalezen byl OBJ
vaz z ranene nohy, avsak GER
stve napadly snih znemoznil
dalsi pronasledovani. Zmizel.
Nv nedeli pax dopaden byl Y
Karlovych Varech bratr jeho
|Antonin Christ, hornik Oku-
nova u Perstejna. V lese ma
proti t. Nv. cisarskym laznim
|nalezla jedna zena hromade
sucheho listi tfi baliky S no.
wynn pradlem, jez odevzdala
policii. Tato dala lesni skrys
strezit skutecne k veceru do
| stavili sc tam tri muzi. Nena.
I|lezse, co hledali, sesli do udoli
smerem k mestu. Policejni a.
gent Maier ie sledoval az na
Babererovo namesti, kdez po
Imoci vrchniho straZnika Hilky
zatcen byl nejprve nejsilneJs
trojlistku. Odporoval zou
fale, kdezto druzi diva jehe
spolecnici prchli. Ia civil
vsak jeden z Mich pribehl zpe'
a vynav revolver namifil ns
Maiera, ktery sice 0 natazenou
ruku utocnikovu prerazil svoJ
lhul, nicmene rama vysla a ku
lie vnikla policejnimu agentov
! do praveho stehna. Utocnik pr
tom We tine zmizel. Zatcen!
silak byl straznikem HiIkou.
poinoci v'srsjnhSeho posluhy do
praven ma straznici, kdez J
mem byl zjisten lupic Antohil
I Christ. Ma toto jmeno incl:
take pracoyni knizka, jez by
la i neho krone nekolika zlo
deiskyeh' nastroju nalezena
Neni' pochyby, re take jeht
!. diva spolecnici, jimz podafilt
Sc prchnouti, jsou cleny poves
ne Thuyovy lupicske handy
ktera vykrada hlavne potravn
spolky.
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Dstsky rozunn.

Mala Anicka 81 sedla "a
chladneho pocasi ma kamenny
schod pred domem. Kolemjdou
cl sousedka j napominala, ably
tam nesedela, ze 81 zastudf Ia
ludek. Ale Anicka nesla pro
odpoved' daleko: "Vzdyt' ia
nesedfm ma zaludku!''
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Neohrozeny lepionar,

zpr.) We stfedu odpoledne 13.
dubna pohadal Sc obchodnik
Hradec V Karlovicich u Bran
dysa mad Labem Sc svymi do
macimi .lidmi a V rozcileni mad
tim skocil do lod'ky a odplul
do prostred Labe. Tam skocil
oblecen V kratkem kozichu v
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Spatne znameni.

Zubni lekaf (po prohlfdce)
"Vase zuby jsou We velmi spat-
nem stavu!" Pacient !:
"Hned jsem 81 to myslil - tva-
ril jste Sc tax spokojene!"
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yTMOROvANf MORK,yGu,

de ZaJlmaJl sc 0 farmarske
morkyce. I'll, kdoz mali NOR
kyc ma farme, snazi sc jich
zbavit, ably 81 zmensili BRINE,
ktere je TIL, ably mohli vyho-
vovat jinym povinnostem. I'll,
kdoz nemajf morkyc ma farme,
zaiimaji Sc o otazku morkyca
z te priciny, ponevadz pocitaji,
re drive anebo pozdeji budou
muset 81 vydluzit ma morkyc,
aby mohli svou farmu zdoko-
nalit.
Kdyz farmar 81 mGze vypGj-
cit penize ma morkyc zvysit
81 sve pfijmy, takze mdze pGj-
.cku lepe splacet, ma tax uci-
nit. Kdyz dovede pljcky w.
vinout lepsi obchod, dovede 81
sve priimy zvysit pujckou, ne
ma vahat. Proto schvalen byl
zakon zvany "federalni zakon
farmarskych pdjcek". Tedy
je kolikrat vyhodno farmari 81
wit ma farmu morkyc, z KITE
reho m1ze vydelat vic penez a
" dGsledku Sc dluhu rychle a >
|vyhodou zbavit.
Timto zakonem dovolen je
jen jeden druh morkycu to
ten, ktery Sc umoruje, splacl.
Bylo by obtizno pro farmare,
kdyby 81 mohl vydluzit penize
jen ma 3 anebo 5 rokI a musel
splacet ma morkyc jeSte Sc
starat O splaceni urokG. Zatlm
nez by uplynulo 5 let, musel
by sc starat farmar O obnove-
nj morkyce a to kolikrat jde
velmi nesnadno. Musi platit ]
jednateli, jenz pujcku obstara,
musi uhradit jine vylohy a tax
farmar dostava Sc do nesnazi,
vyloh a zadluzuje Sc vic a vice,
re by sc musel fanny zbavit.
Farmar musel by platit ma pri-
klad ma tisic dollaru 200 dolla-
ri rocne a jeste uroky, kdyby
pujcka byla ucinena ma 5 roku.
Ale neni kolikrat mono tako-
vemu farmari sehnat sebe men
81 castku penez, kdyz jsou zle
easy.
Vsecky tyto nesnaze odpa-
dali farmari, ktery Sc vydluzi
podle noveho zakona farmaf-
skfch. .pffi3ek. Farmaf niue
81 sice vydluzit- ma tax kratkou
dobu jake 5 rokd, ale malo-
ktery tax ucini a ucinl. Mi
re 81 vydluzit az ma 40 rokn
po 5 letech ucinit prvni splat-
ku v jakekoliv vysi, anebo ne
ucinit, jak prave je pfi pene-
zich. Kdyz potom nadejdou
dobre easy, ma usporeny peni-
re a nema zvlastniho mista,
kan by mimi Sci, anebo mac
by je vydal, tedy proste zapla-
| ii cast sveho dluhu a Zmensl 81
Brine, ktere neni zrovno TAX
tizive.
Je treba uvest priklad. Far
mar zakoupi farmu morky-
Gem. Kdyz sc chce nepfijem-
neho morkyce zbavit, tedy pro
ste stane Sc clenem farmafske
spolecnosti pdjcovni a potom
pozada o pGjcku $4,000. Pdjc-
ku 1dostane ma 33 rokG. Mus
ovsem dokazat, re je farma je'
no re ma nalezitou cenu
PIjcka je ma 6 procent a tedy
rocni splatka urok1 je $3.50
lFarmar 81 muze duh umorovat
kazdy rok, kdyz 81 preje. TIE.
dy ma mfste 6 procent 1rokt
|splati kazdy rok z procent, te.
dy ma miste $3.50 plati 0 $50
vic, dohromady $210 rocne q
"a 33 roku 81 uplati dluh uplne
Drive sc zadalo "a p1jcku Z s
procent urokI, dnes farmarske
pnjcky podle zakona isou jer
ma 6 procent co farmar plat
dnes, pocitano je to ma uplace.
mi dluhu.
| Kdo chce 81 koupit farmu, a
|nebo kdo farmu ma chce S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-09

ffijd re "a 'Ceplckovou'
do .5ok ,lovpy ns Wendell
Ave. v sobutu IL. ks etna. -
Dam. Sbor SokoIs Ceob-
Havlicek.
The Dolores star., 1922-09-29
THE CROSS-CUT

Tie sun was slanting low. throwing
deep shadows from the hills into the
little valley with its chattering, milk
white stream, softening the scars OF
the mountains with their great refuse
dumps; reminders of hopes of twenty
years before and as bare of vcgeta-
tion as in the days when the pick and
CAD and drill of the prospector tore
the rock loose from its hiding place
under the surface OF the ground. The
scrub pines of the almost barren
mountains took on tluttier. softer
tone; the jutting rocks melted away
into their own shadows; 1t was a pic
ture Of peace and OF memories.
And 1t had been here that Thornton
FairChild, back in the nineties, had
dreamed his dreams and fought his
fight. sudden cramplng caught the
sons heart, and It pounded with some
thing akin TO fear. The old forebod-
ing OF his fathers letter had come
upon him. the mysterious thread of
that elusive, intangible Thing great
enough to break the will and resist
ance of strong man and turn him
into weakling-silent, white-haired
sitting by window. waiting for
death What had it been? Why had
it come upon his father? How could
it be fought? He brushed away the
beady perspiration with gesture al
most of anger, then with look of re-
lief, turned in at small white gate
toward big, rambling building which
proclaimed itself, by the sign on the
door, to be Mother Howard's boarding
house.
A moment of waiting. then he faced
a gray-haired. kindly faced woman
The Dolores star., 1922-09-29

rocking down the mountain side,
around a curve and out of sight
while Fairchlld merely stood there,
staring wonderingly at a ten-dollar
bill!
\ noise from the rear. growing
louder, and the amazed man turned
to see second machine, filed with
men, careening toward him. Fifty
feet away the brakes creaked, and the
big automobile came TO n skidding,
dust-throwins stop. A sun-browned
man in a Stetson hat, metal badge
cleaning from beneath his coat,
leaned forth,
(which way did he go?'
"He?" Robert Fairchild stared.
"Yeh. Didn't a man just pass here
In an automobile? Where'd he go
straight on the main road or Off on
the circuit trail?"
Tit wasn't a man. lit was a
boy. just about fifteen years old"
"Sure?"
"Oh, yes" FaIrchIld was swim
ming in deep water now. II got n
good look at him. He-he took that
road of TO the left"
1t was the opposite one to which
the hurrying fugitive in whipcord had
taken. There was doubt in the inter
rogator's eyes.
Sure Of that7" he querled. I'm
the sheriff Of Arapahoe county. That's
an auto bandit ahead of US. We"
well, wouldn't swear to It. There
was another machine ahead, and
lost 'em both for second down there
by the turn"
Probably him, all right" The voice
came from the tonneau. Maybe he
figured to give US the slip and get
back to Denver"
Let's go!" The sheriff was press
ing foot on the accelerator. Down
the hill went the car, to skid, then to
make short turn on to the road
which led away from the scent, leav-
ing behind a man standing in re
middle of the road, staring at ten
dollar bill-and wondering why he
had liedl