davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

nlckV YUM mdteflQOuSkN, leZ,
kdyz Sc jeho noha il dotkla,
slime zavonela svou korennou
|vuni. Nekde obili iest6 dokvi-
talo a Zastaviv Sc ssal vuni,
jez vyvolavala zpominku ma
otcovsky dun, iak jeho matka
domacl chleb pekaVala lax Sc
ON festival ma male, makem po-
sypane bochanky, jez matka
sVemu milatkoVi pekla. Pou-
small Sc pri tom radostnym Il
smevem a sci Ease dale, pozo-
ruje pri tom role hmyzu, jenZ
kolem neho bzucel 4 behal. -
Znal ie die jm6na, yedel, re
isou mezi mimi Skudcoye, ale
kazdemu z nich Sc vyhnul 4
zadneho z nich nenitil, popra-
vaje We SVEN roznezn6ni zivo-
Ia vSi te haveti, raduiici Sc a
zpivajici sve tpisne.
Tu a tanN atkal Sc v polich
5 ldmi. Chkd Isl zehy zaly tra-
VI IA mezich a on pozdravuje
je priyetive hadaI, jak tezce
isou zivy a iak malo asi dbaii
vsi te nadhery, ktera kolem
nich hyfi. Znaly no az pone-
kud ale pres to dobre zachytil
jejich zkoumave a zVedaHc po-
hledy. Nerozcllovalo no 10 /
neurazelo. Neznaii no a znaii-
Ii prece, je prirozeno, ze ne
mohou pochopiti, proc sem
pl'iSel a proc nezustal radGii We
meste, kde, die jejich nahledu,
jest ziVot mnohem krasneiSi,
nez ma venku, We stale lopote
a ySednosti.
Nezazlival Jim tohoto nepo-
chopeni, dobfe rozunel iejich
duSeVnlm obZortlm a vedel, ze
teprVe "a dlouhou dobu So
MIN spfateli uveri, re jsou
jist6 vazne duyody, kterd no
sem privedly.
Les byl uz blizko a rekl si,
ze neiprVe Sc proide Iesem
potcm teprve Sc posadi ma kraj
- slunce dosud bylo dosti W
soko a vyhled do kraje nebyI
jasny. Az slunce zapadne, po-
tom nabudou obrysy kraje ur-
citosti a pruhled bude dalcky.
Vessel DO leSa, snaI ilobouk
. zhluboka vydechnuv, zami-
ril na lesni, traVou mechem
pokrytou cestu. KoIeie od po-
Nozu Y zine drivi sydzejiclch
zarostly zatlm trayou a .ieho
kroky staly sc neSIysitelnynli.
Ticho zde bylo, arci ne ono alb
solutni ticho jake IA podZim
a zine. P5aci hvizdali We
yetvich a korunach stroml
bzucel hmyz jako daleke var
hany. Mezi stromy zelenal sc
svezi mech, tn a tam skupinka
lesnich rcstiin, ale houby do
sud nerostly. Pouze jasn6 Ze-
lene llsky poruznu vykukova-
ly. Mel rad houby, chodival
ia ne ia mlada, ale nyni meme
10 smyslu, ably .je sblral.
Sam iich uprayovati neumel
a jidlo 81 bral Z hostince, od-
kud ma .le baoka Bolhov1, .jez
mu posluhovala, nosila. 4 ia
dobro zaLotVl 2 dom2ci zivot !.
81 upravi, pooilledne Sc 20 ne-
lake starsi hospodvni. ktera bv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31
POUTA MRTVE LkSKY.
ROMAN -
Napsal Bohumil hradnik-Brodskv.

pro kterou ztratil svet puvabu
a lez Ella pouze pro sveho je-
dinacka, kterV il zbyl q cel6
fady pfedcasne umirajicich je-
iich detl.
Ty dve hlavy zily V jeho moz-
ku jako zivouci osoby. Bylo ku
IIpodiVu, jak ostre a Verne "a
chytil Sc jeho dust portr6t
roditu, jak jasne videl tamef
rvs jejich tvafi, kazdy jejich
dsmev, kazdy zvuk jejich hla-
ST, iejich pohyby, charakteri-
sticke znamky 2 jejich zevnej
sku iz jejich zvyku. At kde-
koliv byl svetem sc toulal,
caste rozpaluje svuj mock ia-
ko vyhen, re ktere mela vyjiti
stastna myslenka, neminulo
dne, ably aspon na okamzik
nevyhouply Sc ty dive hlavy, ja-
ko by meme Sc no dotykaly
svymi svadlymi rty, aby no 81
lily chlacholily.
Tam to druhe staveni bylo
Cd ctrnacti dnu jeho majet-
KEN. Lakoupil 81 ie po byva-
lem starem farari, ktery pro
churavost zrekl sc sveho uia-
du, ale nem6l dost silly opustiti
mlsto, kde radu let pracoval q
lidem splynul. RozreSil vec
tim zpusobem, re 81 vystavel
pohodlny, prizemni dunn, OBJ
klopil jej zahradou a V tomto
utulku naSel odpocinek, jenz
ho smifil S neradostnym 1.-Two
tenn churaviciho starce. Videl
odtud na svou farni oSadu, sly
sci hlasy tech, ktere znal a
ktefi sc mu stall blizcl a pTl-
roda zahrade mckee a licho-
tive tiSila jeho bolesti, ucic ho
zapominati ma minulost, jez "a
padla smifujlc ho neznamem
budoucnosti, jez Sc blizilo.
Kdyz posledni zimy zhasl po-
doben vyhorelemu kahanu, de
dicove hledali kupce, ably sc
mohli o dedictvi rozdeliti. Me-
stecko bylo priliS staromestsk6
- pfiliS Y kopcovitem kraji "a
strcenG, ably sem dorazel priboj
yyletniku. Lokalni draha sice
b6zela tam dole kolem m6steC~
ka. klestic 81 cestu tou spleti IL
padu a navrSl, ale nadrazick ko
bylo obvykle klidne mimo 0
trZich y sousednich m6stech
|objeyoyali Sc zde pouze jed
notlivci.
Uz sc zdalo, re budou muse
I'll hodne mnoho sleviti, ably sc
obtizne reality zbavili, kdyz Sc
obievil Rybnac. Priiel na ma
vStevu, hodlaie poohlednouti
Sc 20 n6jakem pozemku, ma
n6mz by s. dal postaviti vilku,
We ktere cht6l ztraviti start ia
10 omen starry knez, pouze s
tim rozdilem, re jemu bylo
beZ n6kolilla roku pade esat let a
byl zdraV a krepky jako ia dob
mladl. DoVedev Sc 0 domku
knezoVc, sci Sc nan podivat 4
kdyz prosel mlstnostmi a vra-
I'll sc re Zahrady, ptal Sc 30 ce-
ne. Sotva vyrkli Sumu, vztahl
,ruku do kaDSy, Vynal v6tsi ban
koyku jako zavdavel1 a Y nej-
blizslch dnech sc uz stGhoval.
Sicc dosud byl domek polo
prdzdny, nemel nabytku lee do
dyou pokoju 4 druhe diva po-
koje byly prazdny, ale to vse
prozatim odlozil na ptisti rok.
Ted mu 10 dostaCl, ia letoSni
leto i zimu, posoudl, CO by Y
domku opravil a ,jak jej uZpu-
sobil, ably mu poskytl vse, co 81
pral teprve prstlm jarem vse
zfidi, nabytek objedna a def
nitivne da svemu majetku pc
Get svych tuzeb a pranl.
Nahle splnenl jeho horouci
ituzby, ably 81 poridil Outeso-
We svuj vlastni dum, melo OBJ
zvlastni vliv ma cely jeho inter-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

A tax tedy neuhaSltelna t0u
ha pflboj starych, ale stale
svezlch a silnych vzpominek
priVedl no ma mista jeho MIA
di. Bylo cosi ziVelneho tom
popudu niterneho neklldu a
roZtouzenl, nemz stale iako
neumlkajici ton znel vykrik ie-
no prve, ciste, nezapomenutel-
ne lasky, jez ho jako 1in pro-
vazela celym jeho zivotnim "a
pasem a bloud6nim svetem.
Zastavil Sc ma strani, pres
kterou klikatila Sc p6sna do
sousedni vsi a odkud byl nei-
krasnejSi pohled ma jihoceske
zapadle mestecko, tahnouci Sc
po nerovnem koryte maleho d
valu. Cd neho zvedaly Sc ma
vsechny strany vyssi i nizsi pa
hrbky, tn pokryte nerovnymi
dilci poll, rozd6lenymi V sit, We
ktere meze tvoiily pestfe zbar
vene linie, onde lesiky a lesy,
typicky jihoceske pahorkatiny.
Jaro bylo prave cele nadhe-
re vsechny ty dice poll, lux
nezl hyrily barvami TAX sv-
tymi a tax uchvatnymi, re oko
umelecky madame nemohlo Sc
odtrhnouti od zazraku, jeiz pr;
roda tax malebn6 vytvofila.
Domky hospodafska sta
veni pestr6 smesici rozhaze-
ny byly podel silnice uvalem
bezici q zahrady i zahradky
draly Sc vys mad mestecko, kde
zacinal zamecky park, vedle,
nehoz dale k iihu jako obluda
roztahl Sve dlouhe kamenn6
fronty pansky dvvur. Zamku
nebylo 2 mestecka lie spatri.-
ii, vysoke stromoVi parkovni
lei krylo, iako by zastiralo po
hled vsem TEN malym, Y m5ste-
cku bydlicim hdem na sidlo
majitele panstvi, jeiz majetko-
We rodove pomery vysoko po-
vznesly mad ubohou vsednost,
blizkych spoluobcanu.
Ale pesinky tvoTilo jezero
parkoNni zelene pro m6stecko
uchVatnou dekoraci a prejSova
zamecka strecha lomenymi
stity q mansardovymi okny po-
dobala sc stredoVekemu hrdu,
jenz tn zbyl onech dob dav-
no minulych a zapomenutych.
Pozoroyatel mohl vytusiti,
re "a zamkem nachaZi Sc pruh
orne pudy, nalezeiici k pan
skemu dvoru, ale pole byla u
kryta zamkem i parkcm a ia
mimi yysoka lesni stena w
vstavala pozadi, tahnouc Sc
k severn ma povloVnE, ale do
sti vysoky hreben a k jihu u
padaiic mezi uvaly, ' nichz Sc
Ztracela.
Vratislav Rybnat, lehce Sc
opiraje 0 dubovou hul, stal zdc
ma pesine temer bez hnuti. Jen
jeho Sedemodre. iasne oci len
&C sklouZaly 20 celem rozleh-
lem panoramatu, jake hy Sc
nemohi nasytiti pohiedu. Jeho
ostre reZany profit. kjatcc
pfistfiZenym, hodnt proSediV6-
lynn knirem zdal Sc na prvy po-
hled prisny chladny, ale pri
peclivejSim pohledu bylo lie
postrehnouti COST neobycejnc
mekkGho = dobreho We Vyraz-
mem q muzne slicnem obliceii.
Obcas zachgelg Sc ieho rtg ci
ocni VIcka q t6mer smutek pre-
letl iehO tVar
Byla TO zvla5te dive mista, ma
nichz jeho oho spocinulo vzdy
dele nez Ma ostatnich pfedmc-
tech. Byl to hezky domek, svI
tici de daleka bllymi st6nami
mezi sveze zelenymi stromy az
temer pod samou parkovni zdi
a druhym mistem byla .iedno-
poschod 'oya, hranata budoya
slolni, tam dole Y uvalu media
leko kostela, obarveneho ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

~ ~ ~o'oi Je'ho W W.
doucnosti mu slibovalo now
rozkvet move Stesti.
\ Odlozil svou puvodni myslen-
!! ku, ze nejaky cas- ztravi V Pra-
ze, kde by Sc poohledl DO ne.
Ijakem podniku, do nejz by vlo-
I'll nastradany kapital, drive
nez 81 V OuteSove vystavi svuj
dunn. Ted prozatim poslal
IsvuJ peneznl majetek bance k
uschovanl a den co den pfecha
eel svym novym kralovstvim
kazdeho stromku Sc dotykal, u
kazdeho predmetu Sc zastavil,
cely domek znovu a znovu pro-
hllzel uvazoval, jak to ci ono
zaridi.
Teprve odpoledne k veceru
chodll ven "a mestecko, po pc
slnach a mezich Sc toulaje O.
pajeje Sc pohledem ma kraj a
mestecko.
Volil umyslne osamele cesty
ackoliv nebyl skarohlid lide,
5 nimiz Sc setkaval, mu nikte-
rak nebyli nemilymi. Bylo to
hledani sameho sebe, onoho
stavu dusevniho, ktery tenkra-
tie, nez navzdy odtud odchazel,
v jeho dust panoval. Chtel "a
lpomenout ma celou tn dobu, le-
lezici mezi jeho mladim a n.y.
Inejsim jeho odpoCinkem a pro
to tax houzeVnate vyVolaval
ony obrazy, jejichz barva a
vune zivotnim zapasem vypr-
chala a Vybledla.
A to Sc mu nejlepe darilo
venku V prirod6, kypici take
mladou Silou naplnenou vuni a
barvami, jake tenkrate, kdyz
nadSene Sc pc okoli toulaval,
|nez do praktjckeho zivota byl
vstoupil.
Take dnes Sci Ma svou obvy-
klou vychazku, zvoliv smer,
odkud sc mu zdal pohled nej-
zajlmaVejsl a neiVolnejsi. By
10 mu ku podivu krasne blaze
q kdyz ted stal dival Sc,
zvlastni mekke pohnutl vkra-
dalo Sc do jeho duSe. Sice V
jeho srdci tkvel take osten, -
| ljejz zbaviti sc nemel moci ami
vule, ale jejz doyedl krotiti. by
neruSil sladkou harmonii sve
nalady. Proto llmyslne vyhy-
bal sc pohledu nahoru ku "a
meche stfeSe / ke Stitum dVOra.
Byl 81 Vedom, re neni dosud
dosti silny, ably bez hofkosti a
melancholie Ma Ia mista sc po-
diyal a cekal, az Sc pi'ibllzi do
| ba, niz bude moci i tam sme-
| lynn dlouhym pohledem Sc "a
divati.
Stal dlouho a potom zvolna
Sc otociv pustil Sc dale. Hfbet
VyyySeniny tocil Sc k severn k
lesu. P6sina, po niz sci, beze-
la rovne ma pTelom hrbolu, "a
llmz ma vychod spadal paho-
REX novy uval, We kterem Sc
inachazela YES Slavce, odkud
hylo do lesa steine daleko ia
ko Out6Sova. Yes byla 0
hodn6 menSi nez OuteSov a by
10 zde jeSte klidneii nez me-
stecku. Znal dobre YES, jake
student cast6ji tam chodil ke
|zname rodine sedlaka, ale nyni
ieste tam nezasel, nemaje iak-
ST casu ami nalady, ably Sc obi
rial takovymi podrobnymi vzpo
Imlnkami sveho mladi.
Ami dne5 tam nczamii'il. O.
pustil pesinu drive, nez dosel
|nahoru, u po stroke mezi, po-
rostlG Sipky oreSim zamiril
k lesu. Znal tam nekolik les
mich cest a pruseku, ktere Sc
mu zylaSt libily q ma jeho po,
kraji mel yyhlednute mlsto,
kde obvykle sedaval, patre do
lii k jihu, kde Sc mu zjeyovai
obrovsky vyhled do daleha roz
belly po cele mori chlumu a
pahorlill nnazi ni,,i1 probela
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-31

1churayele bolcnIm hlayy, trucnomysI-
aosti bolestf krlzt. zvlastnfmi me-
nocemi nep jsou-H postizeny un1mi
nepravideinostmi slaoostf neb nedu-
aem spectelne zenskgm, mely by &c .
1nte specialistou poraaiti
Choroby yajecnfku net dtlohy 1854
bez no4e ByIo-u YAM radeno podro-
bli SO operaci chirurglcke. sby od-
stranena byla pff6ina tGchto chorob.
neb pfi zlate zile prutrzl. neposlou-
heJte 1rcn-o pokyua a nedavejte svots
zdrau pod nuz. lancetu neb ranlekst-
sSou jehlu, ariz byste sc drive po-A
dily sc specialistou.
Nehled6 k tomu. Jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc net jak dlouho Vas suzu-
ie. poradte &c timto speeialistou. ably
ELY Vas oudoUcI zivot nebyl sazcs
Starl i mladi rnuzi
Nehlede tomu. iak jste nenocen.
nehled6 ami k VAST bezradnosti a bez-
nadejnosu a nChlade eni tomu, kdy4
YAM bylo IL feteno, ze Vase nemoc
lest neznoJiteIAa, pr,jdte poradte Sc
.raA ~ tesaEeh a Jest-u "a
H4fa fen eitka uHdeJe ma kterh visf
Vase zdrav1, muze tato vesti vasemu
uzdravenf, spokolenosti stestI
zVLASTN1 FOZORNOST Sc venuJs
chemick keml drobnohlednemu rozbo-
u krve, moce a chrchlu vsem trpf-
In uemecemi duSavnlmi a nervovyni
Hplikaeeui.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

NONRESIDENT NOTICE

Veronica c. Sweeney.
Clerk Of the Board
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
State Truck Drivers Are
Cleared of Noise Charges

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. S.-(By I.
y. S.)-Drivers of state highway
commission trucks are not respon-
sible for the complaints from Bloom
ington citizens regarding open cut
outs In their city, according 10 a let
ter received by john D. Williams.
director OF the commission. from ].
z. z. Holland. president OF the
Bloomington cham Der of commerce.
When members Of the commission
learned OF the complaints being
made by the Bloomington people.
they asked authorities TO ascertain
if highway department truck drivers
were guilty OF the offense. The re-
suit was exoneration OF the state
employees
Director Williams. in following up
the complaints regarding open cut
outs. learned that some truck drivers
In northern Indiana were failing 70
give half the road al quickly as they
should upon being notified that car
in the rear wished 10 pass. The dis
covery led 10 q sharp reprimand be-
ing given the offenders, with in
structions that employees OF the state
highway department should respect
the rights OF others on the roads. at
al times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
Pageant Of Progress Date
Extended; Closes Aug. 20

CHICAGO, Aug. S-(SpeciaD.-
The following official statement was
issued BY DR.. John Dill Robertson,
president Of the Pageant OF Pro-
press Exposition today:
Six days were lost by the street
railway strike, and as a result IL
has been decided by the directors
of the Pageant of Progress Expo
sition 10 extend the closing date
from Aug. II 10 Aug. 20-sIx days
Hundreds OF thousands who
wanted 20 see the exposition were
prevented from so doing because Of
the Inconvenience and we believe
that the extension of so great a mid
summer event viii give all an op-
porunity OF viewing the hundreds
Of wonderful displays, the great
water and aerial events and the
other amusements that have been
provided for the public entertain
ment
Two thirds of the proceeds OF
the second annual Pageant of Pro-
gress Exposition viii go toward the
erection Of the Pageant Foundation
for Children, where the neglected
child OF this great city will be re-
turned to life and hope
al; is our hope to break ground
on this Chlldren's institute Oct. !"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
RIVER PARK

The womsn's Bible class % ths
". z. church viii hold their regular
monthly meeting az the home ~
Mrs Barter. s. sixth p.
Mrs Russell Mofitt Smith 81. VIII
entertain with a canned fruit shower
Thursday evening To- her sister
Miss Alice Nelson. whose marriage
TO George Jones viii take place the
at OF this month.
The Mystic circle viii meet Thurs
day evening with Miss Minnie Thare.
Thomas 81.
The CongeniaI Thirteen club VIII
entertain with a picn< AZ Potawato-
mi park Thursday. The occasion
viii be in celebration o. the dirth-
day anniversary az Mrs Mary SchocN
Mrs. Alice Brown and Mrs Pauline
krouEh. members Of the club.
The seventh annGal Stackuan re-
union Will be held ~ the Bremen
fair grounds. Bremen Ind, sunday
Aug %.
The ff,h annual reunion 20 the
decendents Of J. II. Sanford. VIII PEI
held sunday. Aug 90. az the home
OF Mr. and Mrs J r. Sanford, Jr-
near Logausport. Int More than
100 are expected 20 attend.
Tho fifth annual reunion % the
White family was held sunday ar
Potawatom. park. about 80 mem
bers were present from Detroit and
ney my. Mich Hammond Piy-
mouth. East Chicago Lapaz. Ind
Huron. s. d. and Canada Dinner
was served az noon. Short talks.
music and games featured the after
Moons program oMcers elected
were. Marshal White. OF Lapaz. Ind
president. Mrs sarah White Larlz
Ind. vice president, Airs. Gertrude
Hoople East Chicago. secretary
treasurer; Airs. George Flowers and
vida Curtis. entertainment COM
mittee. The next meeting VIII be
held the first sunday m August
1928 az the same place
AIr and Mrs. j. A. Jolly and
daughter. Thelm7. Seventh So. and
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Porter. South Bend
have returned from yis.t WIKI Ar
and Mrs. James Wolfrang az Dow
agiac. Mich.
Jack Jones Of culver. Ind IS here
for a visit with his aunt Mrs Albert
Wilson. S Sixth 81
Miss Charlotte Newcomhe has re-
turned from indianapolis where She
took 12-weeks' course az Madame
Blankley's school
Mrs. Joseph Wound OF Chicago is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Airs.
Jackson Evans. s. sixth ST. and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
PRICES UNSETTLED
ON STOCK MARKET
Two Reactionary Periods De-
velOp-S Several New Highs
for Year Recorded.

NEW YORK. Aug s.-(By A P.)
Two. reactionary periods in todays
stock market caused a general I'M
settlement of prices. but the under
tone was strong and most losses
were Of fractional nature. Inability
of pools 10 attract ar outside follow
ing at higher levels, combined with
profit taking and a weakened techni-
cal position. encouraged the bear"
attacks which were directed prin-
cipally against motors oils and ship
pings
Favorable overnight developments
regarding the coal strike impaired
early strength. especially 10 stocks
OF coal companies and coal carrying
railroads. but irregUlarity developed
under heavy selling pressure in later
dealings.
Several new highs for the year
were recorded on the upward move
ments, notably by Omaha. Chicago
& Northwestern, Pere Marquette and
Lackawanna railroads, corn pro-
ducts department stores and Detroit
Edison.
Mexican Petroleum huctuated
within a range OF nearly points.
closing at a net loss Of for the
day Royal Dutch. General Asphalt
and other foreign ellis reacted In
sympathy despite the ratification OF
the Mexican debt agreement. which
10 was believed would strengthen
their positions.
Total sales were approximately
775 600 shares.
Foreign exchange rates were again
reactionary on comparatively light
dealings. Improvement was noted,
however. in Rumanian exchange,
which was nearly double its quota
ton a week ago
Call money opened at 81 percent
and hardened 10 ( in the afternoon.
The time loan market continued
quiet with little change in rates.
Some Improvement was noted IN the
volume OF business from prime bank
acceptsnces.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
CAR LINES
MUST REPAIR PAVING

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. S.-Trac-
ton companies must repair paving
between their tracks In cities
20 an opinion rendered Tuesday by
Taylor GrOninger, corporation coun-
sci for Indianapolis.
The public service commission
ruled a few days ago that it was
the duty Of cities to pave between
the tracks but Groninger held the
law means anly the original paving
Grooming res uggested that no fur
ther action be taken in the con-
troversy until the legislature meets
when the matter will be placed be-
fore H. for Qualification.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
wauted-ReaI ESTATE

WANTEp-We have buyers waiting for
homes shat can be bought on reason
able terms III Won want 10 sell list
Your home with earn Bros 6Sc Farm
ers Trust Main 2t5f. Res Main 1888
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
DEALINGS IN WHEAT
SMALLEST OF YEAR

CHICAGO, Aug. S-(By A. P.)-
Renewal OF tension over the rail-
.oad strike led 70 a little tightening
~ Ct values at times IN the wheat
market today Business. however
lacked volume and the price
changes were narrow. a majority OF
traders holding OF for the govern
ment crop report which was issued
after the close and which proved 10
be about as had been expected. Fin
el quotations on wheat were unset
tied al I cent net decline TO Il
gain with September los TO los y
and December LOG 4 TO 1865 Corn
lost \ a s 10 y cert. cats finished
unchanged 10 a shade lower and
provisions down 20 20 cents.
Dealings in wheC- were the small
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
GIRL ACCOMPLICE is
SOUGHT IN ROBBERY

MUNClE, Ind. Aug S.-CBy l. y.
S.)-POLce today declared them
selves convinced that the IS 600 rob
berry az the w. A. McNaughton store
sunday was the work OF a profes-
s.0na4 but the yeggs were aided by
inside talent. IL is understood a
young woman who knows something
OF the robbery is providing the Of
fcers with information that IS ex-
pected 20 lead 10 arrests within a
few hours.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
Miami County Breeder is
First IN Pig Litter Race

PERU, Aug. Soy I. y. 81
J. p. Wiley. OF the animal husbandry
extension staff OF Purdue university,
has announced that r II. Norman.
Of Macy. Miami county. ic the frs;
man 70 OWL a litter OF pigs weighing
a ton. IN a contest staged by Indiana
hog producers. A litter belonging
10 Mr. Norman. consisting OF Il pigs
weighed 2.065 pounds. The pigs
were farrowed February /.
Norman IS entitled 10 one OF the
gold medal prizes 20 be given by the
Indiana Livestock Breeders ascot
alton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09

lest Of the year and II was more the
dearth of selling than the character
Of the buying that was responsible
for the frmness developed Failure
OF Liverpool quotations TO respond
fully 10 yesterdays declines in
America gave a slight advantage to
the bull side, and there was also
more or less evening up for the gov
eminent report. About midday
however. hedging sales enlarged to
moderate extent and brought
about a transient setback in price
Liberal receipts of corn here. to-
gether with anticipated enlargement
OF government estimate Of yield had
bearish influence on the corn mar
ket.
Oats were neglected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
% Births. II Deaths IN
KOSciuSkO County IN July

WARSAW. Ind, Aug. S.-There
were 29 girths in Kosciusko county
in July, as compared with y deaths
according 10 a report made Tues
day by DR.. J. G.. Fermier, county
health officer. There were 10 mar
riages in the county during the same
period.
Nineteen ontagious diseases were
reported during July. Fourteen OF
these cases were measles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
GRAIN MARKFr HVIEw.

ped 10 new low levels for the season
on the Chicago Board OF Trade today.
but som ebuying near the close Of the
market rallied prices fractiOnally Corn
was especially weak during the day on
lack OF export demand. Generally favor
able weather and crop reports from all
sections OF the corn growing states. Re
ceipts were slightly heavier than antici-
pated. Provisions closed irregular.
September wheat opened up y and
SlO57s and closed up - Decembered
opened up y at SI.O5s.. and closed Ell
4 May opened up y at S111&, and
closed OF = September corn opened up
- 81 eos and close OF %c: December
opened unchanged az j67s. and closed
of = May opened unchanged az 90. and
closed OF 5sc; September oats opened OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
EDINBURC CELEBRATES
HUNDREDTH BIRTHDAY

EDINBURG. Aug S.-Edinburg
celebrated its tooth birthday Tues
Cay wish a tcmc- coming and all
day program. The celebration be-
gan with a parade at $3.50 a. m. and
ended with historical pageant
gI@sn a. the city ozark at night
Edinburg was the first johnson
county town 70 be settled. and the
entire county participated IN the
birthday celebration
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-09
Dead king of Confidence
Men" Vas Former WGrSdiUarl

WARSAW, Ind, Aug. S-Joe
Furey, king of confidence men.
who died in a prison at Rusk, Tex
formerly was a Warsaw business
man. While serving time in an
Oregon prison, Furey drew large
farm in a government lottery.
A deal in which a Texas million
aire lost S45,000 sem Furey TO pri-
son for the last lime Cancer
caused his death