davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
SUGAR STOCKS.
JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.

Bid. Ask. Abt.
Blk. 5hs. Nov, 1851, op. 81 1854 1854 46o
fIoint Stock Land Bank 5s.
May. 1889, op. A......... e9i1 f00k 500
fJolnt stock Land Bank IS,
Nov. 1888. op. -. 3........ geh iO0k 600
tNor listed on New York Stock E1changa
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
WILLIAM n. ELMENpoRF

FRANK r. WARD & co. (ESTAB. 1910
''If II Has a Market We Deal in IT."
35 Wall street, n. v. Hanover 1095.)
Quotations-Iists-Oplnfo
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
FOREIGN BONDS.

tCents q share.
Total sales bonds. $533.o00 par value.
Total sales stocks, 6S4 900 shares.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27
.YoUNggEoWNaxE gLovENsKE Nov1nY

Pocal nm WI, Hovcril Kurz
ITayiha odpovedala mlGky. Ked'
predsa prehovorila, vysnievalo !
|jei hlasn stale aby t'a Cert
wal!
"a. 40 min6t vogiel Aftemii Nj.
kolajevi6. Boi nemile prekvapeny
prftomnost 'on Knrzovon. Mracil
sa, malo hovoril. Potom nahle la.
podal K,rrzom vel'mi zivd dcba-
tn. Ma Tavinn sa ami nepozrel, Al
ko BY ma hu celkom zabudol. Dok
torovi lichotila jeho pozomost a
rozplyval sa Y uspokojcnf.
Tavina pozerajic ma Artemiia
Nikolajevica pokiisala sa nhad,
nut co sa deje Y jeho dust. Po-
chopila. Bolo jej jasno robf tax
imysel'ne. We'd je virtu6z ci,
tn ako ona. Presvedeil sa, ze jc
pre- dnesok beztak vsetko ztra-
tene. Pretos sa rozhodnul, ze Dude
p6sobit' strojenou l'ahostaino-
st 'ou ma jej elf. Je to midre. Sko-
da, ze no tom sama predisla. CO
by asi hovoril, keby 81 zalSoketo-
vala $ Kurzom? Jak dobre je, ze
to pochopila. Neni na1armo "vir-
tnozkou citu.
Odchadzali spolu, Artemij Nj
kolajevic $ Kurzom. Domnievala
sa, ze Artemij Nikolajevic costa
ne.
Chcel ste mi preeitat verse
riekla nesmelo.
Odpnstite, NJ je pozde od-
vetil.
Odisli. Dlho zostala stat v pred
izbe, pobl 'adla, rozrusena. L'n-
tovala pokazeneho veeera. Vra-
tiac sa do svojej izbietky, kde e.
ste vonala jeho papirosa, zbada-
la ma koberci pri "jeho" kresle
kapesny rucnfk. Zdvihla no, slo-
lila a zakryla 81 MIN svoju vyjas-
nen1 tvar. Bola st'astna, ze .citi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27

Hia, poSkajtc! Najprv "a ia
potdzim'! Taxi A terak / ral-
fky do rtrkyl
Martin oddal gros q prijal sds
dok. Ach, \ akym blazenJm pos
[citom pritiahnal no ku svojim a
stam, 4 s1kal t6 vlahu do syojho
|vyschnuteho gagoral ked 81 hod-
ne napil, oddaval shdok Mateiovi,
ale teilto riekol:
Len 81 zadrzte, susedko Van
no oddala kmotra Sipovie, w jej
no musite oddat' nazpat Go ste 81
navarili, to 81 i zjedzte! s Bohom!
Matej teraz pobral sa vopred a
onedlho zmiznul "a nevcl'kym vrs-
kom. Martin zprvu hl'adel zadi-
veno "a MIN, potion ale, akoby sa
vzpamatal, glgnul 81 este 70 sud
ka a ponahl al 50 "a susedom. Lez
onedlho ei Cd ch6dze, 81 cd eoho
zaealy sa nohy pod MIN klatit',
hlava mu bola vzdy t'azsia, a telo
oslablo. Tackal sa on este kus ce-s
sty. ale konecne zmoreny sadnnl
81 pod ieden kriak.
Nuz, ked' no nechces what !,
- zamumlal Martin k sebe, i
tax no zanesiem ia! ia sa kmotry
neboiim! Ale 81 najprv este raz
prihnem!
Podvihnnl sddol,, ale no uz me-
mohol k iistam pritiahnut'. Hlava
mu odkvacla ma zem, silly no opu-
Silly. ruky vypustily sddok, kto-9
ry skottlal sa vrsku do doliny.9
Len ma druhy den prisiel Mar
tin domov, ale bez s1dka bez pa
lenky. Nastala k,lcapaca a milya
Martin musel zaplatit' palenku
sndok!
Ale predsa celej pripadnosti boil
vysledok dobry, lebe Martin od-
rieknul sa pitia palenky, a al do
dnes zadrzal slovo! 81. v.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27
DovTIPNA LAsKA.
Napisal: Teffi.

Tavina ocakavala Artemija Nj
kolajevica. Bolo poprve, co mali
stravit' vecer sami, nikym neru-
Semi.
Artemij Nikolajevie boil TAX by
stry, ze mu nikdy neuslo najmen-
Sic pohnutie obrv, cim sa jej TAX
mer vyrovnal. Sedet' MIN v t.
tul'nej izbieke, nasl1chat jeho
mile reel, odpovedavat' poloslo-
vom, poloslovom sa tazat a nj
kdy nevedet', naco sa zabudne a
naco budii oba vzpomfnat', az sa
rozijdu: to je talk vel mi radost-
ne, tax sladke. A jak zaujmom
je, ze oba vedia; ako sti mill jeden
druhemu, ale pretvarujn sa, ako-
by nicoho nebolo. A to len preto,
ably elm najdlhsie trvalo sladke
rozttizenie lasky, poslai nevyslo-
vene.
Sine oba virtuozl1 citu! -
myslela 81 Tavina sebavedome a
hrdo, stavajnc ma zem II divanu
yysok1 nzku vazu rilzami. -
Cal nam daj1 sem pokraco-
vala dumach. Do jedalne ne
pojdeme, mic nenarusuje tax ma
ladu necini dusu l'ahostajn1, a.
ko prechod miesta ma miesto.
Casio clovek prebehnnc . vsetky
stndia vzrastaj1ceho citu, je az
dohodlany vykrfknut': Milu-
jem ia a presadne-li 0 piad'
d'alej alebo ma inn stolicku - "a
raz vychladne po citu ami stopy.
Tavina vsetko premyslela pri-
pravila. Ked' zazvonil 0 8. hodi-
ne zvoncok, postayila sa profilom
ku dveram TAX, ably hned', ked
7kroei, NAL najlepsf DOZEN, aky
nohol sposobit' povabny jej 20
vnajsok. Podarilo sa jej to.
Boze, ako ste dnes rozkosna
Aky to hlas9 Mraz jej presiel
30 tele. Ako zosobnene nadsenie
tai dveraeh dr.. Kurz - hrdza-
NJ, nosaty, s rukama obrostlylna
servenou srst 'ou, $ kueeravon hla-
YOU a neforebnymi f1zami. Hroz-
NJ DIR. Kurz.
Ste hodny, ze ste 81 vzpome-
null uvitala no Tavina t6nom,
Z ktoreho vyznievalo:
Ably ia cert wal! M
Boze, we'd 50 tesfm ma ten
to okamih az cd deviateho - ho-
rova1 host.
Tavine bolo doktorsks potesc-
ME take l'ahostajne, ze ga ami ne
opttala; preco prave Cd deviate-
ho. Len 81 utrela potajomky ru-
ku, ktord jej Knrz pobozkal. Bo-
10 jej l'dto nAdhernfch ruiz, ze
By doktor protivn5m jeho zrakom
neposeral ~ ne. Prc..o ho posadi-
Ia chrbtom K MIN.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27

81 kapesnika v5fil, .ieho rfik,
" iehoo tvare, jehol siat
Smiala sa i hovorila do kapes-
nika bez rozpalxcv vSednymi slo-
vami, akymi hovoria vsetci zami-
lovani, aby, ktore by salna ieml,
nikdy nepovedala: Milg.. rada
ia MAN.. som tvoja, tvoia 4
Ked sla spat', polozila Il ka.
pesnfk ma podhlavnik a prccit-
hdc Y noci, septala mu prosta slo-
va lasky q vrncne no bozkala. Ra-
no cakala dlho, ze zazvonf telefon.
Marne.
Ale vzpomentic 81 ma kapesnfk.
potesila sa.
Ma prechadzke postretla Kur-
"a. Viezol sa ma koei a zbadainc
ju, tax sa zaradoval, Re vyletel
priamo, neeakajdc ami, az sa po-
voz zastavf.
Bozicku! Som st'astny! He
he! Budem Ease slxoro Il vas.
Ably TIA cert wal! ozvalo
"a, dust Tavininej a rty zasep-.
taly: Potesite ma!
Skoro, opravdu skoro. He
he... verfm ma povery. Vcera som
/ vas zabudol kapesnik a vietc,
ze l'udova povera vravi: WKde 81
rucnik zabudol, tam sa skoro vra-
tis!'
Coze' Cozeg.. WI
Bozfcku! Co sa yam stale 2
Me yam je dobres...
A pomyslel 81: Snad ME je
do nina zamilovana9
2 ruskeho prel. j. j.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27

A.
pal avon slnci. Kropaje potn, ako
Ebroky, stekajii mu lolu tvarou a
brazd'a zapraseny sddok, ktory
lezi oprety ma jeho sirokom opas-
ku. | on sa neraz zmrasti glga,
II pozicra pozostatky slim, aby nj.
mi ovlazil svoje vyschnute hrdlo,
No, uz d'alej nevydrzim -
vykrfkne chrapl'avo Mattel. -
Snsed, tn mate! Berte ten groS a
dajte mi glgnut' 81 q toho sudoc-
ka! Vsak to kmotra nepozna!.
No, keby j poznala, povedzte jej
re som to ia odpil. We'd sa ia S
nou vyrovnam! Len "a gros, SD
scdko! No, date, ci nie?.
| - Dobre, teda nedbam! Sem
lten gros! Ale to yam hovorim, ze
len jeden gig!
- Len jeden jediny, to ME
" tych 'najvaesich. Len sem slo-
rel tym sldkom!
2 ruky do ruky! TAX! Ale
ked' poviem: dost', pree Cd nst!
No pite! Dost'! TAX!
- Jaj! - mlaskne s1sed Matej
- Ami malvazia! No, nate sndok
liazpat!
O, ME tax! Teraz 81 no neste
Ivy! Zaneste no kmotre Sipovie a
co toho bude nasleanvat', to po-
neste sami.
- Dobre, dobre, sisedko! We'd
ked az TAX chcete, nedbam. FL,
ale je len dobra ia palencicka! I!
Zprepadena Rejzela! Preco to u
mas krcme taknto nepredayajlf
rilto zacitis hned 'vo vsetkych d.
doch! A II nasg Bohuprisam, vo-
da je tuhsia, ako ia palenka! Ale
ste mi pomohli, snsedko! We'd som
yam ia uz ami kracat nemohol. A
teraz? Hl'a, ako vam st1pam, ami
ielen! Co to neporobi takato pac-
maga! 4! A to vykonal jeden gig, no
a keby som 81 Dol glgnul dva-tri
razy? Hej, potion by som veru
kraeal, ami dvadsat 'rocny suhaj!
Ale preco by som 81 este nemohol
glgndt'e S1docek je pri mne =
nam no sam zaniest - a ked ma
uz ma kmotra vyhresit pre- jeden
gig, mech ma al vyhresi pre- diva!
CT viset "a jedno rebro ci "a
dvoje! FL, ale Isl najprv zavinsu-
;em ,ako to robi mas pan rychtar.
Teda.
Palencieka, borovieka,
tebe vody polovicka,
ia "a teba platfm striebro, zlato
aty ma vedies, kde najvaesie
blato,
mars do haresta
Snsed Matej 81 teraz prihnul do
bre, blazene mlaskal, re len tax
plieskalo. Ale mali ste videt' Mar
tina! Ten YAM len hl'adel a hi "a
del. Nechcel svojim ociam verit'.
Ma jeho tvari zracilo sa zadive-
ME, ale zavist' Razom mu bolo
vlhko iistach. "On ma pravdu!"
= myslel 81 Martini. Ked' chy
bi jeden gig, moze chybet' j dru-
ny" Nuz ale, kde chybia diva, tam
moze chybet' al treti! Preco by
81 ia neglgnuli
Sused Matej pobadal, co sa v
Martinovi deje, ale nehovoril mic,
len kedy tedy flochnul ma neho, 9 I
s1dok prilozil k lstam. Ale Mar
tinovi nebolo Wac treba! We'd pr
kazdom sdsedovom glgu pocitil V
svojom hrdle nevysloyny PAL.
Koneene uz nemohol dlhsie vydr-
Eat, ale preriekol k Matejovi:
~ Slsedko, vam ie ME pri-
t'azky ten s1doki
A preco So to spytujete?
Nnz preniesol by som no ia
Itrosku.
A glgnul 81 pri tom, vsaki
Ach, nuz ...
Aha, uz vas tiez opeka ma ja-
zyku! Ale darmo, len w TRIP
te! Nechcem, aby vas kmotra
|Sipova vyhresila.
We'd uz ked' ma hresit'.
mech mas hresf oboch! Dvaja to
l'ahsie prenesieme, ako jeden!
Aha, uz zaSfnate inaksie pfs-
I1.x,s a. rnl lrckn nvn+nl KXs,~
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-01-27
We'd len = gros, siisedko!
Rehor Uram. rodtarahslty.

Kmotre, idete zajtra ma trh ~
spytala sa Sipova kmotra Mar
tina.
Idem, kmotricka, iden! 81
odpovedal tento.
Ach, prosfm vas, urobte mi
nie6o k v6lil Viete, ze zajtra ma
me krstenie, tn by som chcela
mat aspon pre- kmotrov lepsej
palenky... Bud'te talk dobry do
neste mi mesta do sndocka tel
,lobrej palelrky od Rejzely.'
A preco by som yam to neu-
robil!? Vd acne! Len 81 poslite sii
docek peniaze!
/ stalo sa. Kmotor Martin Siel
do mesta ked pokonal svoje
veci, nezabudnul ma palenku. Pri
naplnani sudocka, pravda, pama-
tai ma seba. Obcerstvil potnzil
sa. Takto dobrei v6li ponahl' al
sa teraz domov. S1docek niesol ma
rukach a ako male diet'a pritis-
kal no ku svojmu rozt1zenemu
srdcu.
Cestou dohonil no siised Mattel.
zaradovali sa obidvaja, re i'm
bude takto veselsie ist' / pustili
sa do rozhovoru. Costa i'm ubieha-
la vesele rychle, trebars since
pablo svoje horuce paprsleky O.
pieralo 0 vyschnutn zem.
Ej, snsedko! prehovori
Martin ale prazi to since!
Veru, veru! Len co to bude!
Tri tyzdne tomu, co nepadla ami
kvapka $ neba! Po sene je uz fuc!
A po statku tiez! Ease ho
odpredaj odpoly zadarmo!
A ma jar kupuj drahy!
Hej, hej! We'd to ami starr
rudia nepamataju taknto horn-
cost! u j tie studnieky vyschly !!
Ami nemas sa kde obcerstvit'.
= A teraz by sa ono zislo! Ke-
by aspon ia Rejzela jej dobrym
napojom bola tn ma blizku!
Rejzela? We'd je ia ver' BIZ
zlso mas!
Co hovorite, silsedko? Nuz
kdes
L'al'a, ved' ju tn nam ma
rukach!
Ale naozaj? Nuz je to cd
Rejzely9 Ej, ej! - a slsed Mar
tin mlasknul jazykom. - Nuz a
komu ze to nesiete? Sebe.
Ach, veru ME Kmotre ST.
povie to nesiem lebo zajtra majd
krstenie.
TAX, taxi! HIM, hm! A ono
zislo by sa aspon raz 81 glgnut I!
Jazyk mi uz dreyeneje, 1sta sd su-
che gamby mi horia Kmotre, a.
spon jeden gig toho s1docka!
Nemozno, siisedko. nemozno.
A preco nie9
Ked' je ME mojim!
Pre- jeden gig lebo dva...
Poznajn, snsedko, poznaj1 y
Dolejeme vodou!
Klamat' je hriech!
Nuz ci Wy necitite smad?
Horkyze ME! Citim, veru ,ci-
tim!
Ale ME tax, ako ia!
Nemozno!
Preeog Ci nemam tax jazyk,
ako wy
Mate, mate, ale ME taky, a
ko ja!
No, mono, ze Wy mate vaesi!
Me vacsf, ME, stisedko, ale
suchsi, smadnejsi! !.
Snsed Martin nemal ma to od-
povede. / idn d 'alej. A since ako-
by cely svoj hnev chcelo ma mich
vyliat', len svieti a prazi, sosie-
Ia svoje ohnive luce ma ich roz-
palens tela. o, sd to muky! 2 Won
ku pal a zdnuka zah A nikde a.
nj stromienka, ami najmensieho
chladku! Vsade len pusta rovina
bez znamky zivota. / ia biedna
travieka nz uvadla vyschla, O.
obcerstvujdcom prameni ami chy-
I'm, ami slychu.
Fnj, ale je to sparal - za-f
Gina zas slsed Mattel. Zosnime
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27

ror-ka April II 4 heavy frost
OF a real frccIc thi, .uorning pro.
bahiy has sent the fuf.s glimmef-
ing fur fine fiW, crop ~
kansas I, O., imros. blc 20 tell
thIs morning what The damage
has b"'n The sun had not warm
ed things up hl the time the wca-
thsr vu.rt, were node up 20
show whca'hcr aII the fruit or
only a part Of 1t lao been n,rpca.
Below freezing temperature,
we're reported generally from a
toIen Kansas point, howed tenn
peratur.s " y and :, degrees
and msuy other points reported
frceIing temperature or only a
tcgrcv or 50 above that mark
Int.l this morning kansas mas
never bad finer 'ruit prospect
The tr-e> were 'o,d"1 with bloom
and seemed 20 pc IN excellent
shap" sveywhcre.
IN. ,ppI" bloom, were lu.,
breaking through ara 70 D., ta-.
uhl, ,hey were nut damaged a.
al
Macon Mo April Is Follow
lng a raw April iay the govern
. .E-......
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27
DIED AT BURFORDvlLLE

Hugh u. Roberts, manager of the
Cape County Milling Co, at Bur
foriville, died early Monday morning
at his home Of acute Indigestion
Mr. Roberts was ~ years old and
was sick only few days, He was
well known and universally liked
throughout the county having been
iu charge at Burfordvillc for the past
l6 years.
Mr.. Roberts was born in Wales,
England, and came to Cape county
when about Is years Of age and has
been here since. He was prominent in
fratcrnal circles, being Mason, X
of F., and Degree of honor He was
member of the Baptist church
The funeral services were held at
the Baptist church at Rurfordville
and interment at Russell Heights in
this city
Mr. Roberts is survived by his wild
ow, who is a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Madden Of this city. and one
son Jake, of Blackwell Okla, who is
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27
NEWS or OUR CAPITOL

A large numbc. OF the county
school rupcrintend, i's attended
their nfual state cnnvcntior here
this wooA Tho c"a,antiou ,taft-
od Moa'ny ard covered f,c.La,
period
The capitol con i..ion 4" res.
cnga j IN planting Iargr nun
b. ot ,rscs and srru.tery IN 'fc
ground surroundtas the NV
capitu
\ uu' 80 of de-. a'cs =. -,
state .rastitutioGa convention
which meets in m, rarito, Ma -
are already cngaui thnir l.n
quart... for The SON NHai
emily rh, maior'v - 'ha d.h-
gate. j. eve the ,o.rcntla. VIII
las, 'hr mpn'hl
The ate highwg, comn.ss,, -
Al Its Ifccnt mecuup dccltcd t.
increase the numisr ui field jI.-
tricts of the state from slA 20 ten
Each 4iatrict : IN charge Of p div
ision rug1ccr Who T., under the
direction of the stat. hGhwa, ,n-
Encer
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27
APPOINTMENT OF CADETS
AND CADET ENGINEERS

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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27
CITIZENS MILITARY
TRAINING CAMP

Ttefe wiii - hsld IN Missouri, a.
Jefferson Barracks. rear Sc Louis. a
training camp 20 bring 'egtthsr the
ysunr men q every type from s.i
sections - the country un q common
basis of equality ard under the most
favorable conditions 81 outdoor hfe
10 stimulate and promote rtt'tcnshtp
patriotism art AH,spcartsu and
thru expert physical dirrcttpn, atr
l~,,c coaching and military training
60 bsncd, al yoaHg men ani hftrs
them ta realize their obligation g.
the country
Young mcn fron Missouri rar
avail. thcms.'Nrs. without expense
of the advantage 81 the camp.
which Is 20 tc held August O. 81.
inclusive, At Jefferson narracAs. s.
Louss AR ,ratinu should BE- Gads
10 the Commanding General sgh
Corps Arra. Fort Cook. Nebraska.
who w,ll ,cnd all necessary ,ntorma-
tion
Las, year osr- $4,000 sppucI, h4
only 1900 could be Accommodated
Those Who first spr.y viil, a. r.5s.
be first accepted
The Ags Hmt :or the first Year i
between a, and - Those Vho have
completed the FIRST year ir~d soufsrl
or because ~ military cspgrca-e.
are euittird 60 take the second year
twhte COURSE The age limit s -,
Ia 26 Those ~hb have completed
two year. aue eligible go lakt' the
third year thlur course Tho age
limit is 10 10 81 No one who weighs
less than Toe pounds or who Is less
than SO inches tail fer lf ycarS, or
60 inches tall for ~ years, or has
less thar 2 inches chest expansion
can he accepted
The first year course is interded
for young men who have had no mil.
itary training The second year
course is intended TO qsslify men FOR
service as specialists and as non.cou,-
mtssioned officers. The third year
course is intended to qualify men
~ specialists and ss officers in the
organized reserve,
The Government furnished trans.
portation 10 and frrm the camp and
provides quarters. food, laundry. uni
forms aud other articles Of soldiers
clothing, together with arms and am.
munition and medical attention. I'm.
derciothes and towels will be brought
by the men,
Applicants must he vaecinated
against small poS ard typhoid inocu-
lation is required This can be Sc
cured without expense,
There is no obligation after the ap-
piicant has been accepted, except to
attend the camn nni rbcv rules and
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27

other p aces as may be dc, ,ignated.
The Opportunity this year Is par
t.cu.sry favorable. as there are an
unusually lArgr number ot vacancies.
Al existing vacancies will be filed
tins year Il possible. Successful can
didAtes will report at the academy
about four weeks after the close Of
the examination. For phAmphlet xiv.
ina full Information write 10 the
CommAndAnt. L :. Coast Guard,
Washington. d. {.
SELDEN ?. SPENCER
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27
FARMER rs FREED ON
MURDER CHARGE

Bloomfield. No, April 20.-F +.
Presslar, a farmer q Frisber. Dunk
I'M county, vas acquitted By a jury
IN eiieut court here this afternoon
m 20 minutes Jrcss.ar was charged
together with D rr,ss.ar with ~,
murder Of Doug Tuck, another farm
et IN Frsbee last Thanksgiving day
The trouble arose over Tuck hitting
d. i. Prcsa.ar's wife lu the face.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27
l05 YEARS OLD

Mr. Jane Duprr Glenn Of
Mound tity was To- "cars OLD last
SATURDAY April 18th She has
been resident If Holt county
siNiy-twp years, of nhich time she
has lived ffty-two goars IN Mound
City Atchison County Mai
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27

Mrs. Virginia Belchambor who
owns a farm a short Instance west
Of Glen Allen had the miSfortu g
last week to lose ~ FIRE her
smoke house and the contents
Tho property was insured IN the
County Farmers Mutual And Soc
iety The soricty mad money on
hand to pay the loss, which was
promptly paid by the trustees
without heinz required to make
an assessment Mrs Belchamher
has recently moved TO her proper
ty in Marble Hill. whore she viii
reside n the future
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27

regulations
These Interested should msnkr ap
ptica, on az onev
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27
KANSAS FRUIT CROP DAMAG
I'D BY FPIrZE

Niss.ur. Seems ]" Have t.sra,-d
Fad Effect, From Frost
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-04-27
Jim Cooper Out On Bond

At hearing conducted bcfou
Judge :. F. Doris, special Judge
~ the circuit court here Tucsda,
Jim Cooper who has been held ia
iail for tht past two months
charged With tho murder of MS
nephew, Clarence Cooper, was al
mitted to bail.
lis ucnd which vas fixed at
$4,000, was signed Nv his father
in-law " 7, Henson, Leroy Moore
sad Jack Harper
udAc Doras SET his trial for
W. 'n'h Of June. Rloomhcr
Vindicator.
NV new shop is completed and
J am ready for business, CAL
No Rs when YOU want any hlacl
smith w rk or drayiug done w.
d. Allen.
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