davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11

DODry pan Qekan! kaZdO-
denne Sc zan modlim. Pristi
tyden mu das ode me teplou
vlnenou vestu, sama mu il
pletu, aby mu v kostele neby-
la Zima."
Kdyz Jan, jejz lesni kus ce-
sty tmou doprovodil, k fare
prichazel a ma domluvy Eviny
81 vzpomnel, usmal Sc. Tohle
jiste povstalo z l1lavy pane de-
kanovy, postrasil Evu a ia o.
pakovala jeho varovani. Kdez
pax slecna Nina! Mohla by
byti jeho matkou jiste to vi!
Je pfiis opatrna a prilis mou-
dra, nez ably mohl v jejim
mozku vzkliciti plan vetriti Sc
do jeho pokoje a oblouditi no
svymi odkvetajicimi pdvaby.,
Ale uz po nekolika tydnech
zacinal byti zneklidnen. Slec-
ma Nina vpravila Sc do novych
pomerd a pocinala 81, jakoby
byvala vdbec z fairy neodesla.
Pan dekan il ustupoval a po-
nechaval vladu mad celadkou
a pouze obcas zavrcel nebo
svyrh zamracenim projevoval,
re je mu to ci ono neprijem-
ne. Slecna Nina odbyvala je-
no spatny rozmar shovivavymi
zerty a zacala 81 Jana brati "a
tsvedka, re pan dekan je uz
starry a tomu ci onomu nerozi
uni. Jan byval pobQuren, O.
hrazoval Sc proti jejimu tvrze-
nj, jakoby S jejim nahledem
lsouhlasil a panu dekanovi pro
jevoval svou nelibost, re je me-
pravem obvinen. I,
"Nemluv nj mech il no.
voriti, co chce, vzdyt' il pre-
dobre znam," povidal jednou
Janovi, kdyz slecna Nina ode
lSla ma okamzik do kuchyne.
"Proc me chce do neceho
zatahnout? Nemluvim nj
KRONE u stolu a lehce by moh.
la tvrditi, re jsem opravdu tc
ci ono rekl."
"Proto bud dvojnasob opa.
trny. Ono to bude brzy jest6
horst. Dokud Sc nepresvedci
re nejsi jake Leiner, nepre'
stane. Opakuji, re il znam,
podle toho Sc rid"
Jednoho dne byl Jan pfekva
pen jejim prichodem do ka.
planky. Sedel prave u stolu
MAZE jakesi pravnicke knihy
rozlozeny a pilne studoval
delaje 81 zapisky.
"Musim sc ma vas podivat
co delate," povidala pratelsky
Byla zvlast' peclive oblecena
mela belavou bluzku, We ktert
Jeji poprsf vyzyvave Sc dmul>
a kratke rukavy prozrazovaly
slime jeji ruce. "Kdyz jsen
tuhle pomahala sluzce zde po
kliditi, vsimla jsem 81, re zdt
mate same pravnicke a poctar
ske knihy. Proc tim trapitf
svGj mock? Proc 81 trochl
neoddechnete? Mohl byste il
ii ma prochazku, nebo bychon
81 zahrali cerneho petra. Ven
ku je osklivo a je mi take ne
kdy dlouha chvile."
Posadila sc bez okolku pro
ii nemu a podepfevsi Sc nadr,
O stul, zacala sc nan usmivati
Jeji usmev pripadal mu ohav
ny a jeji drzeni tela sprost'
smyslne.
"Na takove veci nemam an
casu, ami chuti," pravil mrzu
te. "Moje vedomosti ze semi
mare byly jednostranne a vel
mi pochybne ceny. Mam-li ia
ko knez byti nalezite vzdelan
muslin studovati. Nachazin
v tom take lepsi osvezeni ne;
kdybych hral hloupou hru."
"Nedelejte re sebe takove
ho nTodSacneho norzouta. I
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
JAN VLADYKA
- ROMAN
Napsal Ondfej Leksa.

myslivnu, je to % malo de]si
nez po silnici a udelam tim
prochazku."
"Hlayne proto take, re tam
je hezka slecna, ktera ma hez
ke oci, ktere sc libi panu pa-
terovi."
"To je nepekne podezrivani
a spehovani," rekl zlostne.
"Nu, nu, nezlobte Sc hned
tolik, vzdyt' vas jenom ska
dlim," chlacholila no. "Coz
nevidite, ze zertuji? A byl
by to snad nejaky div, kdyby
Sc vam lfbila? .Vsak vam v Sc
minari oci nevydloubali a srd-
ce nevyrizli. Kolik velebnych
pant Sc uz ma takove oci chy-
tilo! A mic Jim to nemam "a
|zle. Clovek jake clovek, at
mu 'fikaI tax ci onak. Jenze
knee must pamatovat, CO Jest
moudre a co neni moudre. De-
lat 81 znamost s takovou MIA
dou slecinkou by k nicemu me-
vedlo. Predne by jeji pribuz-
nj nedovolili, ably 81 znamost
delala a potom jak dlouho by
musila cekati nez by sc docka-
la. Takhle "a pet let, to snad
uz by sc mohlo o tom hovori-
tt a to jeste v tom pripade, re
byste mel notnou protekci."
"Nechvatam ma faru, mic mi
neschazi," povidal mrzute, me-
divaje Sc nj.
"V jiste ohledu je to pra-
vda, ale mlademu muzi vzdy-
cky neco schazi, byt' Sc mel
celkem sebe lepe. Schazi mu
jista neznost. VSak Wy po nj
taky, az budete panem fara-
rem, zatouzite a jiste uz ted
caste Sc vam po nj styska. Jen
Sc nest 'astne nezamilujte. z
toho mic nekouka, jenom du-
sevni zmatek. Slysel jste to,
re pan biskup vydal move mari
zeni, ze kazda hospodyne- mu-
81 byti uz starsi. To byl mezi
knezstvem poprask."
"A to zas bude LII a novych
uskokG," rekl horce.
"Mate pravdu, neni to hez.
ke. Ale neco ma tom dobreho
je. Mlada hospodyne tuze je
napadna. Nedovede take sc
vpraviti do pomeru takovem
.dome panujicich a knee potom
ma hned ma vSechny strany pc
klo, postve 81 sve predstave'
ne, znepfateli 81 osadniky dc
ma ke vsemu treba Sc ami do.
bre nenaji. StarSi a zkuSenej.
81 dovede uz mu vyhovet, ne.
must Sc potom takovy pan NJ
echo bait a pri tom ma take to-
co mu mlada poskytne. Caste
je spokojenejsi, nez kdyby S
wal devce jake obrazek. Nine
verte, ia ty pomery znam.'
"To verim. Ma Stesti man
do fary daleko a zacnu ma to
myslet, az bude k tomu cas-"
"Nebud'te tedy aspon tako
w mrzout. Naucil jste Sc to-
mu cd pana dekana. Buhvi
co tax zmrZOutovatel "a tohC
lpd! roku, co jsem byla pryc
| Ami on, ami Wy do kuchyne ne
vejdete, nezasmeiete Sc, neza
zertujete. Nemyslete 81, Il
jsem uz takova stara baba
ktera ma cely svet zanevrela {
ma v zilach vodu. Je mi tepr
I've osmatricet let. To prect
mezi stare nepatfim. CT ST
vam zdam byti stara?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
Ia Sama uz mu OStatni sama

ona sama uz mu ostatni sama
rekla.
ITO ia nechci, nepotrebuji
Sc nabizet a nepotrebuji chva-
tat. Pockam. Kolikrat Sc cho-
di kolem neceho, clovek 81 to-
no nevsimne dlouho, az najed-
nou Sc mu mozku rozsviti a
fekne 81 jaky byl blazinek, re
tax dlouho otalel, kdy mohl
leccos re zivota uziti. Premy-
slejte taky trochu skutec-
mem zivote," napominala no,
hrozlc mu koketne prstem. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-11
BUENA opoRTUNIpAp


Para una persona que desee explotar
con exito un negocio de hotel board
ing house. Sc arrienda, por atg6n ITEM
po, una casa de alto con mubiliario
complete, situada en- la Gale principal
a la salida para Coamo, en- uno de los
sitios mas frescos de La poblaci6n. con
siete cuerdas de terreno sembladas de
nialojillo Y con garage con capacidad.
para siete AUTOMOBILES. Para rlas infor-
mes Fernando Pont zayas, Aibonito,
4 de Febrero de 1922. 2-18
OPORTUNTDAD. vendo casa c6moda.
habitaciones, sala, antesala. comedor.
cccina, baho cercada con ctmcnto.
valor $4,5Oe0O, Quito No. A. Stop 81
Santurce. Informar& en- la misn1 Ange
Ia Archie. 2-15
Sc ALQUILA I'M garage en- Ia Gale
del Parque cerca de la parada Al, San
turce. r. B. Frederick, Cruz 10. San
Juan. 2-15
MUEBLEs de cOmedor, vendo chinero,
Buffet y mesa de comedor do Roble
Cuarteado dorado casi nuevos lame al
telefono s2s verde, santurce. 2-15
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ATaL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vivir" Dante
'Recordar es vivir"- Dante
II DE FEBRERo DE 1847
MAGIC EDISON

son Sc atrajo fuertes reprimendas eau
So de su distraction, habiendosele obli-
gado que telegrafara una palabra ca
da media hora para demostrar que es-
taba en- su puesto; pero el genio inven-
two de Edison supo triunfar de esa
sujeci6n e instalo un aparato automa-
tico que trasmitia la palabra reglamen-
taria con toda precision. En- esta epo-
ca encontr6 ell medic de pasar simult&-
neamente dos telegramas en- sentido in
verso y por el mismo hilo, habiendo des
empenado este descubrimiento un gran
papel en- la vida de Edison.
En- efecto, radicado en- Nueva York
en- mil ochocieneos setenta, Edison, en-
tr6 como ingeniero electricista en- una
agencia telegrafca fnanciera que lie com
pro su sistema cambio de una renta
annual de seis mil dolares. En- mil ocho-
cientos setenta y seis fund6, en- Orange,
su famoso laboratorio de Menlo Park,
donde, rodeado de un considerable ni1-
nero de tlslcos, de qu1mlcos de eIec-
tricistas, ha llevado cabo muchos sor-
prendentes descubrimientos. En- torno
de este laboratorio Sc ha elevado una
verdadera ciudad industria de mas de
seis mil habitantes, que trabajan en- la
fabrication de todas las maravillas in
ventadas por Edison y sus colaborado-
res.
En- efecto, de 1naravillas pueden cali
ficarse ell TELEGRAPH automatico, ell tele-
fono de corriente electrical, ell fcn6gra-
70, los contadores de corriente y la lam
para electrical, que sucesivamente asom
braron al mundo fines del siglo diez
Y nueve.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-11

Edison naci6 en- Milan (ohio) Ell on
ce de febrero de 1847, de padres de ori-
gen holandes. Como su padre, que habia
sido sucesivamente sastre, hortelano y
ropaviejero, ell joven Edison tuvo la pri
mera fase de su idea particularmente agi
tada, y desempefio sucesivamente los Off
clos mas diversos.
En- mil ochocientos cincuenta Y nueve
lie coloc6 su padre en- un ferrocarril ca
nadiense como agente de publicaciones.
Cen un capital de unos cuantos d6lares,
el joven Edison Sc puso vender peri6-
tlicos, dulces, puros, etc, en- ell tren.
Gano en- esta forma alg1n dinero y pu-
do pernitirse Ell lujo de pagar substitu
tos que le permitfan entregarse la lee
tura en- su CAIRO. Habiendo podido COM
prar de lance una prensa de imprenta.
Edison, que solo contaba trece afios de
edad, resolvi6 sacarle partido. Sc puso
EN- contacto con una agencia de informa-
clones, que lie enviaba telegramas ca
da estacion, y fund6 ur peri6dico, que
redactado, tornado, tirado y doblado
por el mismo, era vendido a los viajeros.
Siempre avido de instruirse, instal6
en- su wagon un laboratorio de quimica;
pero tuvo que abandonar este sistema
de investigaciones por haber estado a
punto de incendiar ell tren en- que via
daba.
Creo en- seguida un peri6dico mas es-
table, ell que solo estaba destinado los
viajeros del tren; pero esa empresa no
le di6 resultadc y 10 apart6 para STEM
pre- del ofcio de per.odista.
Habiendo enco,lt-ado una colocacion
en- la Adninistr 1ci6n de Telegrafos, Edi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-11

Sc vENDE 0 Sc GAMBIA, por Otra
EN- santurce, con preference aen la
Gale ''Cerra'', una casa de MADEIRA
situada EN- la carretera de Puelt ade
TERRA, cuyo solar es bastan5e para
construir otra casa. Informar5a: P. o.
Box No. 976, San Juan, P. R. Ply
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InlplNtantGS deC|araCiOneS

DEL SECRT yTIO DE LA GUERRA SOBRE LAS INTENCIONES
DE soRIERNO DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
.3-EPECTo AL STATUS POLITICo
DE PUERTO RICO
oBJETo, CONSTITUTE coNEUNL
AUTO Nsal LOS UNTDos,
"
AcoNsEJEN RL
cEZgERIo La PRUDEEoIA
Communicate, 9or Secrearc Guerra John Weeks
al iicenc Capo Rodriguez respuesa una carta
drigi este al Presidente de los Estados Unidos:
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Casa Roger
En- carr1isas de Sol
sete, de seda y
dernas,
Otros no compiten
Tanca 9
xPoR QUE DEsEsPERARsE?


:Pcr que ha de peruitir I'd. que las
dolencias que hacen su vida miserable. con-
tinuen. cuande I'd. puede conservarse
fuerte, sana feliz?
NReva Sdind de Reno crsra seguTa eff
cazmente la menstruaci6n abundante, esca-
sa. dolorosa irregular; corrige csc conti-
nuo malestar. debilidad, decsimiento, ca
lambres, desmayos, dolores de cabeza y
espalda palpitacion en- el corazon todos
los dolores y des6rdenes que provienen
del desarreglo de los organos REPRODUCED
vos. devolvierdo a I'd. perfecta salud
vigor felicidad,
Una botella bastard para convencerse de
que Nucvd Soiud dc Reno es verdadera-
mente cl rcnedio &c las nnujeres. Con
Nacgc Salud de Reno recuperara I'd Ia
salud y estado natural de todo ell sistena.
Compre una botella hoy nlismo. De venta
en- todas las droguerias. =
S. B. LEONARDO & CO., Fahricarses, New York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-11

TExTo 3E1. ORIGINAL
Wa. 0cpsrtmens
washington
January IA, 1922
Mr.. Pedro Car Rodriguez,
2 Jackson Place,
Washington, D. c.
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ESPLENDIDA CASA. Con muebles y
completamente nueva, Sc alquila una
casa en- Ia Avenida Wilson, cOndado
(santurce), ndmero 21, igual distan-
cia de la via del trolley del Condado
y de la parada 17H de Ia carretera
CENTRAL Puede solicitarse la Lave en-
Cruz 10 (san Juan), en- Ell sstableci-
misntO de Succession de Rogue Con-
zGlez''. G..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-11

PUERToRRIoUENo- Vas para los
Estados Unidos tienes en rroyecto
viaje para ir a trabajar la gran Me-
tr6poli? No legues a aquellas piayss
oesamparado. Nosotros lie facilitaremos
medios cooperativos para colccarle en-
81 ramo. Escrfbanos hoy misno y le
daremos amplios desalles. Apartado
574, Mayagiiez, P. R. 2-15
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-11

oPoRTUNIDAD: 10, 10 y 10 por 100
descrento en- Gomas Miller Cord 10, 10
y 10 por ciento descuento. A fin de
dar mayor impulse a nuestras famosas
gomas MADISON hemos decidido ven
der, precio dc quemaz6n Las Millsr
que tenemos en- existencia. German
Ortiz, Allen 70. San Juan. 2-15
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DEPARTMENT. de la Guerra,
Washington


Car Roddgucz seaOr Pedro Rodriguez
80 jackson Nun. g.
Washington, D.
gton D. OSnv .eaor no
su dc dirigida
al Presidente IA ido rentida a este
of January Departments para estudio
this De- pregunta
den vez contestants mayor
lot seem that the questions por
ask could be more clearly de palabra sd
words now than they have por
past v each American A
and by the actual acts suceddo Naci6n
ealoa tomadas por el Congreso cada
aresse which have legis legislar
rto Rcan questions cuestiones portorriquenas.
- 80, a.nia4o+,on t Todos gobernos de
-. a. o4.o ton que Puerto
s A. TTi+a - Estadcs Unidos consde
o4. go 1 oats permanente, que hay de no
- 4+ - ,va. 4bo hacer promesa alguna pueda COM
;. -, 49, - , nioh promoter la determination de
- - -. saalnr 80 .ha Rico los
-. ~. p.o 80 4bo 10 future, ell
-. -. :. 50 objeo es consttur Rico en
So - so oisto aut6noma bajo la sobe-
=, = - -, - - 5 rama de los Estados Uridos a medida
-. 80 -. 49, s que 10 vayan permitiendo crcuns-
community the scve ~Dss .. : ~ Sesu - ' : -
- ~ de ahora nj en- min
OeeVeo n now ol ~ any gun pueda
Vs csu DC noe este explicita
proper regard TO ne IN clara debdamente
ne people OF Porto Rico los
ted States - Pico : do los Estados. 1nidos
Yours very truly De usted atentamente
ned) John w Weeks - sIFmdo1 John w. WEEKS,
Secretary of War secretario de la Guerra
guntas por Rodguez Prdente Hard
Guerra Weeks
uientes: vs
prctendido favor &c Ia ndepen-
possible poico Ric cual
i'd del GObernO rospecto tai movimiento7
NDAEs rOr cntrariO oberno partdaro estaddad
ion permanente politco de Rico?
Congreso oporuno hacr ahora
aguna que status potico future de
portorriquncs uc6n
INTO fuuras alcanSar
possible de gobno popo egn crcunstanca hasta
condolences reo
tion ulteror status polftico de la Isla?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-11

INECEsITA UD. UN BUEN RE-
CONsTITUYENTE?
sHa perdido I'd. Ell apetito7
SKstan sus nervios cansados7
SDesea aumentar de peso7
Pues pruebe las PILDoRAS FER
16ANALEs del DR.. Costa Sc venden
en- todas las Farmacias. 2-17
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RAFAEL CABALLERo.- vENDo
rsviHtas y peri6dicos do PusTte Rleo
y do los Estadoa UnidoE. Aespt,
agenel&S, preSran;1O tOda eaass dc
Ear4ntts Rc~ <1s Raw~rNn.
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AuYt.

Sc SOoLIcITA una cocinera una
criada en- Condado SO, frente la Es-
cuela Luchetti, en- ell cOndadO.- Sc
paga buen sueldo a las que cumplan
con su obligation. 2-11
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-11
knunciOs EcOn6micos

0LoB1Tos DE COMA: ventas al por
mayor. desde 80 cts. gruesa en- adelan-
60. surttdo removable semanalmente.
SERVINGS pedidOs por cOrreO C. o. D.
I. 8. b. A. Allen SO, San Juan. p
NoSOTROS garantizamos los resulta-
dos en- el saldo de las cuentas incobra-
bles y reclamaciones de cualuuier cla-
Sc. tamano edad, sin tener presente
81 sttio. Apartado 54S. San Jla1. 2-13
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-07-27
Large Cantaloupe Crop.

States that produce cantaloupe
crop at a time intermediate between
the early and late crops will have a
commercial crop of 1895 cars OF
$50 standard crates, according to a
forecast by the United States depart
ment of agriculture. The harvested
crop of cantaloupes in these states
in 1921 was 1878 cars. Acreage
this year is 41,600 acres and a per
acre yield of III crates.
The leading region in the interme-
date list this year is the central dis
trict of California, Arizona, North
Carolina, Maryland, Delaware, Ar
kansas, Indiana, Nevada, South Caro-
lima, Missouri, Illinois, Oklahoma and
Alabama.
Early cantaloupe states had COM
mercial crop forecast at 20,591 cars.
The total early and intermediate
commercial cantaloupe crop this year
is forecast at 34,5S7 cars, compared
with 1865 cars last year. The es-
timated acreage is $4,000 acres this
year compared with $500 in 1921;
and the indicated yield per acre is
Isl crates compared with 135 crates.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-07-27
Deplores Big Fire Loss.

Mrs. A. NJ. Denbow requests publ
cation of the following:
ION Saturday about one o'clock
one of the most disastrous fires that
have occurred in Bamberg was when
the large Denbow tobacco warehouse
was completely destroyed. The fire
is supposed to have originated from
an oil stove which was placed there
by Ernest Lewis, who was curing
tobacco. 1t was generally known
that insurance had been carried on
this building since it's completion un-
til few days ago. The insurance
having expired the agent having the
insurance in charge states he went
with the policy to the secretary and
treasurer, J. Frank Folk, and implor-
ed him not to allow this to lapse. his
response being that there were no
funds in the treasury, as rents, etc.,
from last year had never been COL
lected. Had the stockholders, or
some of them, been consulted, they
would gladly have paid same rather
than run such an awful risk. 1t
seems that there was gross negli-
gence somewhere, and times like
these people can i'll afford to lose so
much money.
''Mr. Denbow was the largest stock
owner and it was through his efforts
and hard work that this warehouse
was constructed, it being the first ev-
er built in Bamberg county. In fact,
he was largely instrumental in there
being tobacco market here two
years ago. The first year of its ex-
istence he solely financed the tobacco
market while president of the Po-
pies Bank. About year ago, while
with the Federal Bank in Columbia,
he had B. D. Carter, Esq, represent
his interests and they later had
meeting at which LaVerne Thomas
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1922-07-27
FLAPPERS INVADE REFUGE.
Greenwood Girls Rush in to Have
Hair Cut.

Greenwood, July 25.-Greenwood
men can no longer revel in barber
shops or strictly masculine privacy.
With phenomenal increase in the
number of girls and women wearing
bobbed hair during the past few
months, Greenwood barber shops are
now freely patronized by women, and
men who a few months ago stared
aghast at the sight of girl in bar
ber's chair now only stare nonchal-
antly and waits for "Next!'
So great has been the increase in
the fashion of wearing bobbed hair
that some BARRIERS are even predicting
the time when women and girls will
wear their hair as short as men. They
are ardent propagandists in favor of
the movement, asserting that their
business has already been increased
noticeably by the short hair fad.
Girls are not the only ones who
have adopted the bobbed hair fash
ion, many grown women coming to
the barber shops to have their hair
trimmed, the BARRIERS say.
Most of them at first are senti-
mental over the loss of their locks
and keep the tresses to lay up against
the time when they will need a
switch or merely in memory of their
unshorn selves. After few visits
to the barber shop, Greenwood bar
bers, assert they await their turn
with as much sangfroid as men, dis
cussing politics and the last dance
with the girl in the next chair.
Greenwood men regard the outlook
for strictly masculine barber shops
as gloomy and maintain that their
last haven of refuge is gone.
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when the musketry suddenly hushed
and the charge was on and the air
was rent with the long victorious
yell.
She turned to me: you are get
ting all the cheering"
"No, it is you!"
But l knew-it was both. 1t was
the ombination. 1t was the contrast
between age and youth; between the
faded, tattered gray of the old war
rig and the bright pink simmer OF
my lady's drapery; between the CRIME
and dust of the field and fresh, clean
sweetness of home.
And it was Richmond! And Rich
mond is Richmond, and none other
is-she is the heart and soul of the
Confederacy yet-there is none 9th
er to match her in the hearts of us
old defenders of our beloved city.
She was our sweetheart.
Washington five years ago gave
us the hand of welcome, greeting us
wholeheartedly, but Richmond threw
her arms around us and drew us to
her bosom, crying through her smiles
and her tears: You are ours! We
love YOU
Once my comrade turned to me
and said: There was never any
thing to equal this in Richmond be-
fore; even Marshal Foch, when he
came from France, did not get near
the cheering you are getting.'
THAT you are getting" said.
And all along the line the cameras
were shooting us, and the women and
children running out to seize me by
the hand, or to pat me on the shoul-
der, or just even to touch me-oh, it
was Richmond.
Another Day Recalled.
And l remembered a day. A day
when Jackson's corps, not yet rested
from the seven days of battle, march
ed through Richmond, not on parade
as now, but in the deadest Of earnest,
the short way to Cedar Mountain,
where we were to do stern battle
again. And, like today, the women
and the girls (only here and there a
anl,.ran 9
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Portland Cement Outpu

The United States geological sur
vey reports the production, ship
ments, and stocks of finished port
land cement at the end of June, 1922,
and the same month last year, as fol-
lows:
Production: June, 1921, 9,296,O00
barrels. June, 1922, 11,245, 900 bar
rels.
Shipments: June, 1921, 10,577,o00
barrels. June, 1922, 13, 3,470,000 bar
rels.
Stocks at end of month: June,
1921, 11,15O,000. June, 1922, TO-
66S,000 barrels.