davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

nictva dochazela k nj toliko
protiVna komorna, Mrs. Robso-
nova a Z cizich mel pfistupu
jen DIR. Best. Sir Ascot medal
Sc nikdy videti
Alice byla vysilena a hez-
mocna prot vsemu; udrzovala
il toliko sklenka vina, liz dem
ne pila,
"Nebudu jiz uzivati leku do
ktorovych," pravila jednou Cd
poledne komorne; "jsem pre-
svedcena, ze mi skodi sesla-
buii."
"Opraydu, mylady?" divi Sc
Mds. Robsonova. tVzdyt' jest
Mr.. Best vyhIasen jako zname-
nifty lekarl Domnivam Sc, ze
poznal dobfe stav myladin.'
"Snad jest mu tie vyletiti
chorou mysl nezli chore telo,
zaseptala lady.
Komorna pres odpor velitel-
! Gin MALTA leku do sklenky
podala Alici.
| Lee lady odvratila Sc s oSkli
yosti. "Nemohu piti,' zvolala
chvejic sc.
Sluzka nepokousela Sc, by
velitelku premluvila, nybrz od-
lozila sklenku. echo 81 tedy
pfejete, mylady?' taze Sc. -
"Nemela jste ode vcera mimo
Isklenku vina ustech a prece
potrebujete posily. Donesu
yam tedy Ease vino Dopove
devsi, odeSla do vedlejSiho po-
koje a okamzeni Sc vracela
Sc sklenici vina.
Lady Carlyonova vypila asi
poloyici vina a potom zachvev
81 Sc, postayila sklenice. Tote
zvlastnl toto vino ma pTi-
chut' leku," podotkla, otiraje
ryt satkem.
"Mylady jest nemocna," pr
pomind komorna, "proto snad
chutna zee stcjn6."
Alice neodpovedela; byla
prilis zemdlena, BY odporova-
Ia. Oprevsi Sc 0 podu$ku y le-
nisce, zayrela oci. ZmocniIa
Sc il zvlastni ztrnulost', ktera
ochromila nejen telo, nybrz i
ducha; pres to Vsak nebyl to
pocit nepfijemny, naopak Ali
&c znamena, ze Jest il omamu-
iici ucinek prijemny ze "a
puzuje veSkery bolesti.
Robsonova pozorovala by
sire velitelku, lee Ia o tom ne
vedeia; ba nevidela nesly-
seia, kdyz po chyiIi doktor
Best stanul ma prahu vedlejzi-
no pokoje.
Jest ysechno poradku?"
taze Sc lekar 20 tichu komor-
ne.
"Ano, vypila roztok.' -
Best pokyvl spokojene hla-
you; potom vessel do pokoje a
pristoupil k lenosce. Usednuy
podle lady Carlyonoye, ohma-
tai jejl tepnu bedlive zkou-
nal oti, iejichz zritelnice by
~ napadne rozsireny.
Zdalo Sc, ze Alice neyi pra-
mic 0 tomto zkoumani.
Doktor usmal Sc samolibe;
20 te sklonil Sc K jeii uchu
podaVaie ramc, promluyil hla-
site. "Dovolte n1ylady. abych
vas dovedl dolu -
Lady Carlyonova lined sro-.
Ill, al ,,y,,.t4, -, L., L =. ,oIa I,r1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
kontraktori pozor!

Chef pristayeti Stor a nam
diva a ttvrt akru stavebniho po
zemku We West Parku, ktery
minim "a praci zam6nit. kdo
hodla pocitat, prihlas Sc v {.
1902 Union Ave. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

jedine rty, jez by to mohly
vyjeviti, zamkly Sc ma vzdy.
Dr.. Flecher Sc pronesl, re byl
kun jezdec 20 padu okamzi-
te mrtev.
Huberta stihla smutna zvest
Ii piukovnlka Stuarta. lined
zapomnel IA necitelnost lordo-
va a special do Cliffe Courtu
BY spatfil naposledy tvar toho,
ienz zahy Zmizl vSechnem IRA
kun,
Kdyz vessel do zamku, vlad-
10 tn nesmirne rozcileni, zma-
tex. Ma doleni chodbe zasle-
chnu! HAS Clarisin, ktera pra-
We udelovala sluhovi jakysi roz
kaz. Poole III stal DR.. File
tcher
SpatfivSi Huberta, spela Cla-
risa k nemu i zastoupila cestu.
KAN chcete - taze sc, jiskric
ZlomyslnG ocima.
"Chci videti mrtvolu uico-
Ivu"7 odtusil Hubert.
"Sin jest zamcena i zakaza-
Ia jsem prisne, ze nesmi nikdo
do nj ykrociti, - alespon dnes
rccer nevstoupi tam nikdo."
iii Clarisa podrazdene.
DR.. Fletcher sluzebnictvo
ziralo ma hrab6nku udivene
Ipfekvapil ie ton jeil reel. By
Ia sice nett zemreleho, lee pri-
tomnYm IDA Sc neslusno, re
TAX nahle hraje s. na veIitelku.
"Iapominate, mylady. ze
Imluyite s noLym lordem Cliff
Ifem," pfipomina lekar, memo
ha pfehonati pokuseni, ably ma
dutost' hrabencinu pokofil.
'Frominte, laskave, re misim
Sc do reci; domnivam Sc vsak,
Ze pfilis zabihate."
Niada vdova hrde a hnevi-
~ Zmerila sm6leho muze. -
"Ne ia, nTbrz W, doktore, "a
bihate prilis daleko," pravila.
"Nezapominam niceho TIM
meme nezyratne pravdy, re
isem Vladkyni v tomto dome.
NeV6rite-li tomu, odkazuji vas
na tohoto gentlemana, jenz byl
posud znam pod imencm flu-
bert Cliffe.'
L6kar obratil sc k mladenu
muzi, ienz al dosud ncvedel,
70 Jest ! Clarise znamo, co nu
ujec vNieyil; ted to pochopil
a poznal, le sestfenice chce z
toho y kazde pritinc teziti pro
sebe; ano IIubertoVi Sc rozbre-
sklo, zc ujec vyjevil il ieho ne
pflzen Il rozhodne zamitnuti
ieii fuky to ovsem popudilo
samolibost' hrde zeny tax, ze
mu pfi kazde pfilezitosti bude
dapati ia jevo zmenu, ktera Sc
nin sbehla.
"Poidfe Ma talas," promlu-
vii Hubert k lekafi; "yysve-
tim YAM okolnosti,"
Doktor naslcdoval mladeho
muze.
Nyni oteErel Hubert syemu
oteoFsk6mu pfiteli srdec q w
syctlil nlu zahadu podrobno.
" AZ uHazuji 0 .lednanl vase
no ujce sc kterekoli strany, ie-
Vi Sc vzdy nespravedlivo," pra
vii CTR. Fletcher chvejicim Sc
hlasem, kdyz vyslechl Huber
t. "Nerad mluvim spatne o
mrtEem, ale Jest kruto, mali
@iNJ trpeti k vuli .leho panoyi-
tosti a svehlaNosti. Kdyby ne
BY mel lord Evcrard jistoty,
&c is,e skutecne jeho synoycen
nobyl by vas dial vEchovati "a
aycho nastupce dedice; uci-
Mill to Dfecc. bylo jeho poVin-
nostl, ably se take postaral 0
yasi bndeucnost.'
Lee hrabenha de Roubaixo-
Vi ma neiodivodneisiho naro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09
Nil.

ode dne, kdy rozlouciIa Sc
lady Cariyonova S plukovni-
KEN Stuartem, nevySla iiz z
domu, ano neprekrocila .jiz ami
prah sveho pokoie. Ze sluzeb
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

hu ia pdllSlNl, HlluVlI-H SLTyl
Ipravdu,' di Hubert.
20 tom maize pochybovati, ;
souhlasi Fletcher; ma to vSak
mel pomysliti drive, nezli vas
dovezl Australia. Nez zby.
tecne 81 tim hlavu lamati; &C
Sc stale, nelze zmeniti. Nejdl.
lezitejsl by pro vas bylo, byste
uvazil, nemel-li byste hraben.
ce navrhnoutl dohodnutl Sc; 5
me strany vSak pochybuji, re
by tomu byla naklonena, ne
| bot jest 81 v6doma sve moci a
prava. Nepodari-li Sc YAM do
sici snubniho listu vasich rodi-
cu, nelze Sc naditi, re byste
lkdy mohl Sc vratiti do Cliffe
| Ccurtu. Vite-li blizslch okol-
Inosti 0 sve matce?'
Ami toho nejmensiho. Ze-
mrela, kdyz isem byl nemluv-
netem a ujec Everard pry j
take nikdy nevidel."
ITO je chyba," zamyslil sc do
ktor. ''Znal isem vaseho otce
"a mladych let nezli Sc ode
bral do Australia. Byl pon6-
kud divoky a vysokomyslny
ale pri tom vtelena poctivost'
proto Sc domnivam, ze nebyI
schopen skutku, nehoz Jest
| obvinovan. Soudlm, re byl {
vasi matkou zakonite pravo-
platne oddan a kdybych by,
ma vaSem mist6, wal bych ze-
mi nebe ku pomoci, abych to
dovodil platnymi dukazy."
Hubert stiskl priteli vdetnt
ruku. Plukovnik Stuart Zapu-
| dill teto okoInosti veSkery ie-
no nadeje rka, ze lord dojista
iuzil vSech prostredku, by Ii
skal dukazu o snatku syehc
bratra.
Stihl vas l1ruty osud,' pokra-
CUE lekar. "Nyneisl Velite'
i ka Cliffe CoGrtu jest neipyS-
n6iSi, neidomySliVeiSi a nejne-
citeln6iSi re vSech tvoru, jc2
isem kdy poznal! M6la ales-
pom scckati osoboyanim 81
prava, al by lord byl pohrben
ale zeny isou Vesmes steinyr
90 neisou." odpira kvapnt
Hubert
"Pfipoustim, vysyetluje do
ktor Fletcher, re vyskytuli SC
mezi mimi vyjimky, ale ty jsou
; Velmi yzacny, az budete stal
iako ia, dojdete k temuz na.
zoru.
MAN na mysli zenu, ktera
Jest vtelenou dobrotou a upIl-
mnosti. Budoucnd dst jeji TIL
mnr yelicc," yZdvchl ST mlady
muz.
"Smim-li zvedeti, kdo jest
ona dama?"
"Moje neyesta, Adela Leste-
roVa.' >
"Jakze2 Ona divka, ktera
tax. peeliye osetrovala Mrs.
Grantovou? A proc mate o hi
!, starost. =
"Protoze po vsem, co Sc she
hlo, nemuze setrvati zamku
a ia 81 il ted nemohu witt,
priznava Sc Hubert. "Poiedu-
III do Australia, bude opust6na,
sama ma sebe odkazana.
Doktor neodpovedcl; pfecha
zel chvlli a uvaZoval. Potion
nahle stanul pred mladJm rnu-
zem a pravil. "Jiz vim, kde
By nalozla pi'iieti Mole VIDA
lena prlbuzna, stara DANA, pl.
Carrolova, psala mi pred ty-
dnem, re il stihla slaba mrtvi-
ce, :; tazala Sc, mohu-li j od-
poruciti nekoho, kdo chtel by
byti IL III spoletnici, osetrova-
telkou talemnlci, nebot Jest
il obstarayati obchodnl dopl-
s., iichz ted nenl 5 t9 napsa-
ii. Neni TO sice nlsto pfllis prl
iemne neb vabne, fec Mrs. Ga
rollova lest neobycejne dobro-
rrdoc :. ylidDa Y iplI dom q
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-09

Jeden re svatebnich dortu ~
robenych pro princeznu Mary
anglickou, nadherne vyzdobe-
ny a spocivajlci na velikem
podstavci. bort pozustava &c
tri 3'poschodi" a na neinizsim
jsou zacatecnif pismena IN
. IL" = pro Mary a LascelIes.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-12-06

xss; nas, l.,. cxdn &rn
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21
VETERANS PLAN
BIG PEACE MOVE
(Ry Associated Pressl

Missoula, Mont, July 21-Al-
lied veterans, a million Of them
members Of the Americana gion
through their organization have
started an international l. move
ment for peace, Hartford Mac
Nider, national commander Of the
American Legion, told the Ma
tional Editorial Association at its
37th annual meeting here today.
I'VE believe" said Mr.. MacNider,
1t is going to become domin-
ant international force.
Our war was war to end all
wars. We are not pacihsts. We
believe in adequate defense for
our country. But our eyes were
opened through hard experience.
We know what war means and to
the best OF Our ability through
all the coming years we intend to
see that such things do not hap
pen again. To this end there has
been formed great interallied
veterans association. La FEEDER
alton des Anciens Combattants.
made up of ali the great veterans
organizations in all the allied
countries. 1t includes in its MEM
bership the British Legion which
followed our plan of develop
ment, and is headed by Marshal
Haig. the consolidation of all
the French organizations and
others from Canada, South Africa
Italy, and Jugo-Slavia-in fact
every allied country.
You will hear of the progress
of its first real Congress in New
Orleans next fall, where it meets
at the invitation of the Legion.
Through this federation the
American Legion feels that more
can be accomplished than thru
any international conference or
agreements towards the proven
ton Of future wars. One of the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21

Legion's most distinguished
guests last year, great military
leader upon whose every word
and act the whole world awaited
in anxiety during the closing days
Of 1918, said just the other day,
You can wreck all your battle
ships, throw away all your guns,
but you can't change peoples dis
position Just by signing pieces of
paper That is where our FEEDER
atlon will count, for no one can
break apart the confidence and
faith which has come between
these men who have fought to-
getfer.
First of all, however, the
American Legion stands for
America and for the defenders of
America"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21
GIRLS! WHITEN skin
With LEMON JUICE

Squeeze the juice of two lem
ons into bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White, which
any drug store will supply for a
few cents, shake we'll, and you
have a quarter pint OF the best
freckle and tan bleach, and COM
plexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face, neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how frecl,les and blemishes
bleach out and how clear, soft
clear, rosy-white complexion, al
SO, as a freckle,. sunburn, and
ian bleach because 1t; doesn't IT.
ritate. 'sad y
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21
Pool Lamb Sale in Lexington

At the pooled lamb sale in
Lexington Wednesday. approx
mately 1000 lambs sold for near
ly $4,000 and averaging $3.50
apiece. The highest sale was
made when Jones and Herschei
We'll, acting for Aaron Levy, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, bought 137
lambs for $14.1O. Other sales
were: 237 ewes and wethers,
average 80 pounds, $13Z5, be-
Theodore Solomon acting for
the Consolidated Dressed Beef
Company of Philadelphia; 243
lambs, averaging so pounG5. AZ
$13.12H; 1872 eve lambs. aver
age 43 pounds, $13.65, VIII Ire
mere bought 40 lambss averag-
;ng u pounds for 1920. CAY
wood and McClintock bought $50
lambs, average 70, pounds for.
$3.50. Jonas and Herschel We'll /
also bought 259 lambs average
80, pounds for $13.z0; us lambs.
average Is pounds, $13; 270!
lambs average 65. pounds, were
also bought by sCayWood fandj
McClintock for $10.35. .p.Lo. ISL.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21
THE STRIKE is CAUSING DELAY
IN sHlPMENTs-RooFING AND BUILDING MATERIAL
rs GETTING SCARCE. IF YOU ARE IN THE
MARKET YOU BETTER GET BUSY
cox and MARCH

The rice crop of Japan is Sc
verely threatened owing to a
prolonged drought.
Mrs. Louise Brooks, OF Wash
ington, is victim of an acid
plot to kill her as she is the pref
ty rival of the woman who threw
the deadly liquid,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21
A TRIBUTE TO
MISS BELLE BENNETT

Loving reverence for the most
consistent and unblemished chris
tan character l have ever known,
inlpels this tribute to the memory
OF Belle Harris Bennett. In the
wee small hours of yesternight
this noble Christian woman laid
down a life rich in service. full Of
achievement, Illuminated at every
stage with the virtues and the
praise which emanate only from
a pure, lofty, unselfsh character.
whose foundation stone is indom-
liable trust and faith in God.
The official character of Chris
tan Network can be, will be,
more adequately dealt with by
those associated with her in it's
varied branches, its diverse de-
part1l4ents, its tremendous re-
sponslblllties. 1t is more especial
~ the personal viewpoint that in
spires this tribute, though the
two phases Of her life are so
closely interviewer as to be al
most inseparable.
A very leader of leaders. a
tower of strength, she guided the
hosts of Southern Methodist wo-
manhood through the breakers to
the shore, with never a hint of
dominance, or pride of place, or
thought of self. She received
honors, she welded powers. she
performed duties, she carried re-
SPonslbllities, that few. even in
her home town, dreamed of be-
cause of her innate ncdestya that /,
was akin to humility. With, head. J
heart and conscience in perfect
unison. kindly, loving, generous, |
gentle IN consideration of Others, |
these were the qualities thatI
made her a great and useful and /
veil beloved woman, whose every
instinct and aspiration was ser
wee, and yet greater service:
literally dying in her armor-the
lrmor OF valiant soldier of the
ross; a lover of her fellownen.
Endowed by nature with an ar
1st1c temperament she loved the
beautiful in nature and in art.
lifted in intellect, she loved the
BEST IN literature, SO that pictures
md books lent their daily inspir-
ltlon to her daily life.
Her life was rich in love, be-
ause i'll every relation of life, she
vas SO fine, so unselfsh, so gen
rous, so helpful. The humble
nd the lowly received her sym
'athy, shared her fellowship, and
ould abundantly testify that
lers was an open hand. Indeed,
er stewardship was an obliga-
ion joyfully acknowledged, never
or moment evaded nor neglect
d. She lived shobly and con-
cientiously. She died in the full
ssurance of faith which guided
Ter life from her youth. She died
'raying to be brave, to- be patient
o be tender, when every hour of
Ter life had been resplendently
eWeled with these and all other.
christian attributes. She died.
eaving lis who loved her, a pre-
ious. priceless example.
With Christ which is far bet
CT" L. F. c.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21

Seven, women are y seeking
nonrihfPion to the house Of the
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21
Commissioners Sale
Ben Tudor. Plaintiff

J. A. J. Crews, &c, Defendants
Pursuant to judgment and or
der of sale entered in the above
styled action by the Madison Cir
cult Court at its May term, 1922,
the undersigned Commissioner
will expose to public sale to the
highest and best bidder at the
court house door, in Richmond.
Ky, On
Monday, August Z, 1922
at the hour of II o'clock a. NJ,
the following described property
to make the following amounts,
to-Wit:
Debt and interest Of Ben
Tudor ------------$1074.4 40
Costs and allowances
approximate ------ 1876
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21

Said land is described as fol-
lows. 4 certain tract of land
located in. Madison county, Ky.
on the waters OF Silver Creek and
containing 50 acres, more or less,
and adjoining the lands of Hick-
I'm Bros, Ben Tudor, Geo. Nc
OuearN, Julian Million, and 9TH
ers. For further description the
p1eadings are referred to and
deed book "a, page 1872, Madison
county clerks Office.
Terms-Said property will be
sold on a credit of 8 and Y
months, the purchaser being re
quired to execute sale bonds with
approved security payable to the
Commissioner, and bearing 6 per
cent interest from day of sale I'm
til paid, with a lien retained on
the land sold until said bonds and
interest are fully paid.
R. B. TERRILL,
q IL s. Master Com NJ. c. c.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21
60 NO FARTHER
The Evidence Is AT Your Door

Richmond proof is what you
Want ard tie statement OF this
fespeetederesident Will Danish all
doubt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21

r. B. TERRILL,
q 2z ST. Master Com. NJ. c. c.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21

Gov. Edwin P. Morrow may
be appointed on the federal
bench if a new United States
District Court is formed in Ken
lucky.
The body of an unknown man
was found in the river at Padu-
cab.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21

want ard the statement of this
.fes6eetederesident will Danish all
doubt:
z. Thompson, shoemaker,
Edwards agehue, Richmond, says
"a few Years ago, I took Doan's
Kidney Pills to relieve me of a
weakened condition Of my kid
neys that caused my back to ache
and hurt when ! tried to straight
ten ZIP after sitting at the bench.
Shoemaking is hard on the back
and it caused the muscles in my
back td get weak. My kidneys
were irregular and | had dull
ache across the small of my back.
[ was lame and he muscles in my
back hurt when I got up in the
morning. Sometimes L could
hardly stand up straight after
STOPPING over. After taking a.
few Doan's Kidney Pills l was re-
lieved Of the trouble"
00c at all dealers. Foster
Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N.
Y. IA Il Is
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21
LATE NEWS NOTES

A crying baby was found near
the bodies OF its mother and
father who had their threats cut
with knife.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-21

Texas state legislature at the
democratic primary, Saturday,
LILY p.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-05
MARTHA LEES COLUMN
OF ADVICE TO TROUBLED

The ''ca of the Wild takes form; girl of Is
to go West and be cowgirl.
could you tell whether there any cowboys
girls now9" she asks in a rather pathetic letter.
understand how she feels Living in the city with signs
of civilization all around longing for the spaces.
We think of the freedom of the country where people do they
please convention tells them.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-05
When You Catch Cold
Rub on Musterole

Musterole is easy to apply and it
gets in its good work right away.
Often it prevents a cold from turning
into Flu" or pneumonia. Just apply
Musterole with the fingers. 1t does
sll the good work Of grsndmother's
mustard plaster without the blister.
Musterole is a clean white ointment
made of oil of mustard and other home
simples. It is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Try Musterole
for sore throat. cold on the chest.
rheumatism, lumbago. pleurisy. stiff
neck, bronchitis, asthma, neuralgia.
congestion, pains and aches of the
back and joints. sprains. sore muscles.
bruises. chilblains. frosted feet-colds
of all sorts. Seldom fails to deliver
results. Csc and Csc. Jars and tubes;
hospital size, $500.
Better than a mustard plaster
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-05
CIVIC LEAGUE COMMENDS
SCHOOL BOARD PROGRESS
W. 7. CULLEN Reelected Head of En-.
glewOOd Society.

Resolutions commencing the school
board program TO provide more ade-
quate quarters for school children
were adopted by the members Of the
Englewood Hustling Hundred Civic
League at a meeting last night at
the Englewood Christian Church.
Another resolution lauded the city
administration in it's move to curb
lawlessness.
w. T. CULLEN was reelected presi-
dent, Harry Carter, vice president;
Guy Wilson, secretary, and Russell
De Granrut. treasurer.
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MINERAL WATER
|. THREATENS TIE UP
Princeton Factories Suffer
Boiler Damage-city Dark.
By Times Special

By Times Special
PRINCETON, Ind. Dec. 5.-Com-
plete shutdown of q large number Of
manufacturing plants, including the
city lighting company. is threatened
unless relief from the heavy mineral
solutions in the water of Patuka
River is given shortly. officials of the
company say.
Boilers in several plants have been
put out Of commission by minerals
eating the pipes.
The city was in darkness last night.
The city cut of all street lights and
the current supplied for residences
was only sufficient to cause a faint
glow. Citizens have been warned to
supply themselves with candles or
lamps in case all current is discon-
tinued.
Efforts are being made to release
water held up by a dredging dam in
Pike County.
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believe N going out West and being cow
girl. JEAN
Jean, I wonder whether you have
been seeing some wild west" movies.
They have that effect on all of us.
I don't know just what your idea
was. but 1 hardly think it would be
practical for you, just to start out
West and keep on going until you
find a position as a cowgirl, do you?
They still exist, I suppose. In the
ranches. But 1 don't believe you
would find the life quite as interesting
as it sounds.
l hate to discourage you. hut I
really think you had better give up
your plan. at least for few years.
Then. If you still have an ambition to
90 West, go. Get out into the open
spaces and see what 1t is like. For
the time being, however, you had
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The boys probably left because it
was time for them to get out. 1 am
afraid, Shirley. you still are self
conscious. Other people are not al.
ways thinking about you.
! most certainly do not think you
are wrong in letting the boys kiss
you. In fact. / think you are quite
right.
l should suggest you tell this boy s
chum. who also is a friend Of yours.
how John got the mistaken impress
sion about you. That should settle
that matter.
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RECEIVERSHIP IS
MADE PERMANENT
Wabash Plain Dealer, Publish
ers of HooSier Legionaire, Is
Said to Be in Plight.
BUSINESS MEN AT HELM
Legion's Paper to Be Published
at Greensburg Directly Under
State Department.
BS Times Special

bE AtHFce oPcCf~t
WABASH, Ind, Dec. 5.-Leo
Baushke and E. c. Hass. two local
business men have been appointed
joint receivers for the Wabash Plain
Dealer. newspaper. on recommends
tons Of the Indiana department Of the
American Legion.
Receivership was requested by the
Legion which claims the newspaper is
embarrassed financially. The Plain
Dealer has been publishing the
Hoosier Legionaire paper since last
March, but declared a week ago II
would refuse to publish any more edi-
tons.
The legion weekly will hereafter be
published at Greensburg and distrib-
uted at Indianapolis under the full
power OF the State department. VIII
r. Simmons Of Terre Haute was
rarned advertising manager.