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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
PROHIBICNf OVOCE.

Washington, 2. flJna. - %
vineni, ze "iisti zastupci odbo-
ru spravedlnosti privlastnili 81
velke zasoby lihovin zabave-
nych pri vymahani prohibic-
Mich zakonu'', ucinena byla We
zvlastni zprave, predlozene
dnes velkou porotou distr:ktu
Columbia. We zprave Sc tvr-
di, re lihoviny byly odstrane-
ny re skladist' vladnich a by
10 jich pouzito dotycnymi u
redniky k soukrome spotrebe,
pro rozdileni osobnim prate-
linn, neb ustavnm, o nez Sc
zajimali. Netvrdi Sc, re liho-
viny byly prodavany, avsak
pravi Sc We zprave, re ii, kdoz
takovych prakt;k Sc dopouste-
ii, "nemohou byti dosti pfisne
odsouzeni.".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
ISADORA v NEW YORKU.
Byla prOpustsna pfistshovalec-
kymi ufady j Sc svym basni-
kem-manzelem.

New York, 2. rijna. Isadora
Duncanova a jeji mlady basnik
-manzel, Serg6j Jesenin, dosta-
Ii povolenf vstoupiti ma pevninu
'Spoj. Statt dnes, kdyz byl cd
Dor spravedlnosti zadrzel je
"a hodin, ably vysetril, zdali ia
necnice, jez prijela primo z
Moskvy, neni vlastne kuryrem
pro ruskou sovetskou vladu.
1sadora byla We spatne nala-
de dnes vecer a nejevila mnoho
radosti mad tim, re il bylo do
voleno vysetrovaci komisi vstou
pitt ma americkou pevninu.
"Zadrzeli mne, ponevadz
jsem prisla z Moskvy," pravi-
la. "Co Sc mne ptali? Chteli
vedeti, zda-li jsem klasickou
tanecnici. ia jim rekla, re ne
vim, ponevadz mGj tanec jest
osobnim. Chteli vedeti, jak Wy
padam, kdyz tancim. Jak mo-
hla bych vedeti. Nikdy nevidim
sebe, kdyz tancim."
Uredne bylo sdeleno ma Ellis
Islandu, re odbor spravedlnosti
zadrzel tanecnici z dGvodl jeji
no pobytu ma Rusi, povesti,
jez il uvadely We spojeni Sc So
vetskou vladou a ponevadz pa
novalo podezreni, re mohla by
byti kuryrem sovetske vlady a
ze jeff umelecka costa po Spo-
jenych Statech jest jenom "a
minkou.
Sergej Jesenin, manzel lsa-
dory cita % rokn, takze jest o
deset rokd mladsi, nezli jeho
chot', ale vypada jako jinoch
dvacetilety. Tyz byl pri do
brem humoru, usmival Sc a byl
by sc rad pustil do hovoru sc "a
stupci casopisd, kdyby nevada
la neznalost reci. Jesenin neu-
mi v1bec anglicky a velmi ma
10 francOuzsky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
VALECNk HORECKA ZNiTA EVROPOU.
TENTO DOZEN PRlNESL 81 ZPET
SENATOR CARAWAY.
FRANClE NEMfNf PRY NIKDY ZAPLATITI SVE
DLU1Y SPOJENYM STATUM.

Washington, 2. fijna. "Tak
iiste, jako ze peklo jest horke,
Europa unasena jest stale a j.
ste k move valce a konecne zka
Ze."
Timto zpGsobem senator Ca
raway, demokrat Arkansasu.
vyjadfil sve dojmy o Europe,
odkud Sc prave vratil. Svaz Ma
rodI jest pry tou jedinou made
j Evropy.
Senator Caraway byl ma dvou
mesicni ceste jeko delegat ma
kongres meziparlamentni jed
noty We Vidni, dewitt jinymi
cleny kongresu, mezi nimiz byl
poslanec Theodore T. Burton z
Clevelandu. Arkansassky sena-
tor nakreslil smutny obraz E.
vropy. Licil evropskou pevninu
jako sopku nenavisti, kde jedi
ne zkusenosti upominky ma
hroznou valku zdrzuji mnohe z
mocnosti, ably Sc Ma sebe op6t
nevrhly.
Odporucuje, ably Spojene
Staty pripojily Sc ku Svazu Ma
rodu $ iistymi podminkami, jez
to pry bez americke rady ma u
staleni Evropy, jina velika val
ka .jist6 pride v nekolika "
tech.
Senator Caraway pravil. re
devet jinych clenu kongresu,
kteri Sc sucastnili videnskeho
kongresu s MIN nichz bylo
nekolik vasnive proti Svazu,
vraceji Sc presvedceni, re Spo-
jene Staty museji brati vetsiho
podilu ma evropSke krisi.
"Hlavnim zamestnanim e.
vropskych vlad prav6 nyni jest
nenavideti Sc vzajemne," pra-
vii senator Caraway. "Tato ve-
lika valka rozplamenila narod-
nj nenavisti, takze jest sto pfi-
Gin pro valku vetsich a nebeZ-
pecnejsich nez ony, jez privo-
dily posledni valku. Situace je
horst dnes, nez byla pred ro-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
DIVA ZABITI v PLEMEN-
NE BOURI.

Montgomery, Ala, 3. rijna.
- Edward Pearl, cermoch, byl
zastrelen; John Brown. Ger
nossky hasic, byl wat ze sve-
no domova kratce pc pumoci
a lyncovan; Herbert Miller,
beloch, byl strelen do kycle a
mnoho cernochu bylo Ztluceno
Zde dnes casne rano. Tento
yybuch protestu Sc strany be-
lochu nasledoval zatceni Joe
Terrella, cernocha obvineneho
z vrazdy George Wilsona, stat
niho hajneho, jenz byl zastre-
len V sobotu pri patrani po
Joe Glennovi, cernochu, ma
n6mz spocivalo podezreni, re
zabil jednoho pol;cistu We ctvr-
tex vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
BORAHOVA RADIKAL-
Nj REC.
Senator zadal v nj propustsni
politickych vszni a uzna-
nj soveti.

Chicago, 2. rijna. - Odsu-
zuje razne Hardingovu admi-
nistraci pro trvale zalarovanl
IS polisick5ch vez1i 8 je5f od-
pirani uznati ruskou sovetskou
vladu, senator William E. Bo-
rah Idaho, vyzyval sve po-
sluchace, poctu 1000, ably
nedbali stran 0 pristich VOL
bach a hiasovali die toho, ja-
lie stanovisHo zaujimaji kan
didati vuci emerikanismu a
svobodS reci.
"Neptejte Sc kandidata, zGa-
Ii jest demokrat neb repuhll-
KAN" Borah pravil, "ptejte Sc
|jej, zdali jest American a veri-
Ii We svobodu reci."
Borah promluvil ma schdzi,
konane vcera pod zastitou Ma
rodniho emergencniho vyboru,
jenz usporada podobne schtizc
" zajmu propusteni politickych
vezni po cele zemi behem vo-
lebni kampan6.
"V nedavnych letech nicem-
ma nauka, zrazujici americkou
ustavu, zasadila sc v teto ze-
NIL" prohlasil Borah. "Tato
nauka pravi, ze behem vaiky
lstava jest suspendovana.
"Melo by byti pamatovano,
ze tato vlada a dstava, die niz
zijeme, byly zalozeny na re-
voluci a svobode reci. Eugene
Debs nebyl O mic razn6isj VIC
SVEN odsuzovani velike valky,
nezli Abraham Lincoln, neb
! Daniel Webster v odsuzovani
valky mexicke.
"Prava zarucena vSem obca-
mum v 1stave byla tam zajiste-
ma zrovna pro takove pripady.
kdy verejne mineni jest rozpla
men9no a jest nesnadno dove
lati sc spravedlnosti obvyklou
ceStOu."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
JENOM SEST DNl
PROHIBICE.

Varsava, 2. rijna. - Polska
republika vzdala Sc umyslu "a
,vesti prohibici ma sest tydnu
pred volbami do snemu. Statnl
pokladna prisla by tim $780,
100000 marek, bylo oznamc-
no ministerstvem financi. Ably
vsak prece byli ponekud usmi~
;reni prohibicni clenove snemn,
ustanoveno zavesti sestidenni
prohibici pred volbami do sne-
movmy poslanecke a tffdennf
pred volbami do sen&tu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
PROTEST PROTI BLOCKADE
DARDANELL.

Moskva, 2. rijna. Ruska So
vetska vlada podala notu An
gill, Francii Italii, protestu-
jici proti blockade Dardanell a
zadajici odstraneni vsech
prekazek volne plavbe obchod
mich lodi 1zinami. Nota pra-
vi, ze zpisob, jaikym Anglie
"snazi Sc kontrolovati cizi mo-
re a 1zemi', ukazuje bezohled
most vIci zajmIm Ruska a il
nych statI ma Cern&m mori.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
BYVALY VELITEL ORE
CONU ZEMREL.

Long Beach, CAL, 2. rfjna-
Kontreadmiral Chas. E. Clark,
jenz byl kapitamem, velicim
ma bitevni lodi Oregon, ma jeji
pamatne plaWbe re San Fran
ciska do Key West, Fla. a po-
zd6ji v b'itve u Santiago, 3.
cervence, 1898, "a span6lsko-
aImericke valky, zemrel v do
move sve dcery zde, vcera po-
zd9 odpoledne. Ctal "a roxy
v9ku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
VENIZELOS V.LONDYNE.

Londyn, 2. rijna. - Velka
ddlezitost Sc priklada navstevc
zde drivejsiho reckeho premi-
era Venizela. Pravi Sc, re az
doposud Venizelos nemohl Wy
moci zadne zmeny We slibu da-
nem Brity ostatnimi spojenci
v jejich notach Mustafovi Ke-
malovi, ze jsou pro vraceni
Thrakie az po Drinopol Tur-
kim. Jest vsak mono, re i
v tomto smeru bude mono do
clliti Venizelovi nejakych u
stupkd.
Parfz, 2. ffjna. - Politis a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03

KEN a horst sc neustale."
Italie nenavidi Francii jako
nikdy nenavidela Rakousko;
Francie nenavidi Anglii jako
nikdy nenavidela Nemecko. Ma
La Dohoda ztravi vetsinu sveho
Gasu vzajemnym nenavidenim
se."
Senator Caraway pokracoval.
ze dospel k pfesvedcenl, re
Francie seSilela militarismem.
"AIluvi tam nyni SVEN urce-
nj" pravil.
'Framcie chfesti savli, jak to
kaiser cinival. ia pine sympati
suji jejim pozadavkem, ably
Nemecko zaplatilo do krajno-
sti svych schopnostl. Avsak
Francie We skutecnosti pfeje 81
zniceni Nemecka. Ona nechce,
ably Sc vzpamatovalo a mohlo
zaplatiti a konec nemecke indu
strialni schopnosti jest jiz v do
hledu.
"Ja prsel domi presvedcen,
re Francie nemini zaplatiti
nam, co jest dluzna; nema
zadneho takoveho umyslu. Ia
jdete-li mezi francouzsky lid a
mluvite-li MIN, ziskate narod
81 hledisko -7>Se chi laaisau.
nam nicehO dluzni; re jiz zapla
till V krvi dostatecne re my
dosud dluhujeme Jim ma miste
Francie nam. Oni jsou toho mi
neni, re vyhrali valku; nejsou
nam vd6cni "a mas prispevek k
viteZstvi a neuznavaji jej. Pru
merne farmarske obydli nyni
stavene jest Gvakrate tax do
bre jake ono, V nemZ amerlc =
farmar zustava. Kdyz poda 5.
sve naroky "a utrpenou Skodu,
Francouz il nepodcenoval, ale
obycejne il udelal dvakrate tax
vellou."
Y dalSi roZmluye senate Ca
raway licil b6dne pomery We
Vidni. Kdyz odjlzdeli. bylo pry
tam jen ma til dny potrav;n.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03
HAVfRSKA NEMOCNICE..

Dillonvale, O., 2. rijna. -
Uhlokopove okresI Harrison
a Jefferson seSli sc zde "a D.
celem uvazovani postaveni
ko-operativni nemocnice. Hnu-
ii toto ma schvaleni havifske
unie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03

Diomedes, z nichz prvni mel
byti zahranicnim druhy fl
nancnim ministrem V novem
kabinete, odepreli prijati ma
bizene urady. Jako pricinu
udali, re 81 preji, ably move
ministerstvo bylo bez j1keho-
koli politickeho pfibarveni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-03

1 Formalni zaruka vzhledem ku vyklizeni Thrakie
2 Zfizeni spojeneckych posadek vetsich meste,
Thrakie.
3 Okkupace Thrakie tureckym cetnictvem.
a Pfevedeni civilnf spravy Thrake ma kemalovsl
ufedniky.
o. Vyklizeni Thrakie osmi dnech reckon armadou
G. Okkupace zapadni lnie rece Maritz spojene
kym vojskem.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24
The Tara Brooch.

Danaans, whose queen, Cr0fiinn, gave the name Cathair Croffin to the hill.
 Near by stood the palace of the cele- hrated king. Cormac MacArt, to whom the most important buildings at Tara owed their existence During his reign the chroniclers of Ireland were assem- bled at Tara, and by hls order wrote the "Psalter of Tara" The Tuatha- de-Danaans introduced the art of Og- ham writing into Ireland and brought to the Hill of Tara the Eia Fail, or Stone of Destiny, on which the kings of ancient Ireland were Crowned. This colony was in it's turn supplanted by the Milesians, an eastern tribe that came from Spain to Ireland. 1r, one of their number, is said to have given his name to the whole island, just as the lovely and accomplished princess, Tea. cousin and wife of his brother Heremon, gave hers to "The Beautiful Hill." The legend tells us that as the Milesians sighted ''the isle they had seen in dreams" Tea begged as a spe- cial favor that her husband would give her as dover whichever hill in Erin pleased her best. The request was granted and her choice fell on the same hill that had charmed both Fir bolg and Tuatha-de-Danaan before her, and it became Tea-mur, or Temair, the Mound of Tea. In time Tea-mur was latinized, Temora. from which NC get the modern name Tara.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24
TARA IN HISTORY.
For Centuries Sacred in the Eyes
 of Irishmen.
Royal Residence There Many Years Before the Dawn of the Christian
 Era, 1t Is Recorded.

Though "The harp that once through Tara's halls the soul of mu- sic shed" be now silent, the hill itself has lost nothing of its pristine fasci- nation and popular favor. The oldest historic site in Ireland, 1t Is also, prob- ably, the most interesting, and cold indeed would be the heart and dull the ear that could listen unmOved to it's story. Now, as in ages past, the bard who sings of Tara will have sym pathetic audience, whether the strains awakened be sad or gay, and whether it's verdant summit be bathed in the glory of sunburst or darkened by storm-clouds. Through mist of mem- Ories that makes the mere mention of Its name more full of meaning than that of any spot in Ireland, the Hill of Tara looms as something sacred ill the eyes of Irishmen the world over.
 Some 19 centuries ago, before the Christian era, there was royal resi- dence at Tara the first king to build a palace there being Slainge, who, ac- cording to ancient annals, was con- temporary with Abraham.
 Slainge was of the Firbolg race, and therefore of either Greek or Oriental origin. It is with the coming of the Firbolgs to Tara that the authentic history of the Irish people begins, the cOIouists' who preceded them having left little or nothing by which their footsteps can be traced. They appear to have been fairly advanced in civili- zation. "They had laws and social institutions" says Sir William Wilde, "and established a monarchial govern ment at the fsr-famed Hill of Tara, about which our earliest centers sprung"
 Although not more than 800 feet above the seal level Tara commands a beautiful and far-reaching view, and on its broad, fiat summit the five great roads of ancient Ireland had their meeting point The Firbolgs reigned at Tara for about 37 years when they were supplanted by the Tuatha-de-
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24
May Be Intact

Though. undoubtedly, it lost a part of its outer envelope af- ter striking the earth's atmos- phere. it was the belief of a former superintendent, s, J. Holsinger. now dead. that the meteor would be found nearly intact. Before his death. there had been an agreement that the earth had been struck at a con- siderable angle and that the iron would be found imbedded be- meath one of the surrounding cliffs and not within the main area of the crater.
 l. For many years there was ar- gument oyer whether the crater really had been made by a me- teor, but the fact appears easy of demonstration by reason of the shattered condition of the immediate region, something that could have come only from such a cause.
 The latest work has been done by the United States Mining & Smelling company. which is un- derstocd to have secured an op- tion on the ground from the Barringer interests. If success ful. this corporation will possess one of the most wonderful mine ral deposits of the world, with rich value in the nlckel.iron and with possibilities in platinum and possibly in diamonds. "
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24
HOlbrOOk News
 Notes

E.J. Marty was in town last week.
 Judge Crosby was called to Flagstaff by Judge Jones late last week.
 MT. FL. Tabor, a conduc- tor who lives in Winslow, and MT. Earth of St. Johns both purchased OverIands this past week.
 Attorney c. H. Jordan spent Saturday and Sunday in Winslow.
 Mrs. Burr Porter of Maya jo came down Friday to at- tend the Ace and Thimble Club festivities.
 Mrs. Hall, stenographer Tn County Attorney Greer's office, was on the sick list last week. Mrs. Teeple returned to Winslow toward the end of last week. She will proba. bly, be absent for some little time since she expects to take medical treatment in that city.
 MT. Ferguson's stenogra- lpher, Mrs. Spence, has re- turned to Phoenix. Before leaving she visited the Petri- fled Forest and will stop off at the Grand Canyon on her trip south. Gilbert Greer, County At torney of Apache County, was a Holbrook visitor last Saturday. 1 MT. Dagg. of Winslow, Twas a week end visitor noted on our streets.
 Judge Crosby and Prof. lessor Brannigan motored up to Snowflake Monday after school.
 MT. and Mrs. James DOna- toe were in town the first part of the week from their ranch home east of here.
 Wallace Newman, and his son Theodore left for their home in the mountains early this week. Mrs. Newman will follow them when school is out.
 l Mrs. John R. Hulet was in Holbrook on Monday. She came down to pay a visit to the dentist.
 MT. and Mrs. Bundy have moved into the J. w. Rich ards property on Oakland Avenue.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

department OI the lHttIiOT
 U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona, February IT, 1922.
 Notice Is hereby given that Alta May StrattoD, deserted wife of Ellis L. Stratton, of Chin Lee, Arizona, who, on April 5 and Feb. 7. 1917, made Homestead Entry, No. O29538-O -O35S69 for NE4SW4. S3SaNW4. NW}SE4, S3NE3SE4SW4, N3N3SE}SW3, NW4N W3SW4SE4. W3NE4SE4, NE3SW4SE4, E3NW4SW4SE3 Section 4 Township 1O-N.. Range 21-E., G. &tiS.R. B. & Meridian, has filed no ce of intention to to make Three Year Proof, to to establish claim to the land a. bove described, before Thorwald Larson. U. s. Commissioner. at Holbrook, Arizona. on the 3lst day of March. 1922. The entry man. Ellis l.. Stratton, is notified that, by submission of said proof, his wife. Alta May Strat- ton, seeks to obtain patent for the land in her own name.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Quince R. Gardner, Nowlin D. Kartchner. Reuben D. Rogers. all 8 of Linden. Arizona. Calvin Stratton, of Showlow. Arizona.
 John R. Towles. Register. F Feb. A l. Mar. "A.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

FOR SALE-Cheyrolet No. 490 Radiator, second hand but in first class condition. Hol- brook Sheet Metal Works. Rear of post office.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24
Notice of Publication
Department of the Interior. U. 5. Land Office at Phoenix, ri1ono Eahrl1arv 1S 1902

U. ,. hdLI0 OillCC dt uOCbihs Arizona, February Is, 1922. Notice is hereby given that Jesse J. Burkett. of Chambers, Arizona, who. on June 13, 1917. made Homestead Entry No. 033s62. for lots and 2. FL NW2 Section 30. Township 2l-N.. Range 30-E. G. & 5. R. B. < Meridian. has filed notice of in tention to make Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Thorwald Larson, U. s. Commits sioner. at Holbrook. Arizona, on the 18th day of March 1922.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Charles Albert McCarrell, George H. Perkins both of Houck. Arizona, Willis Lynch, Allie Koon, both of Chambers, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOWLES,
 Register. F. Feb. 24 L, Mar. "A.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

FOR SALE-Ford fivver, good condition, new rubber. Phone 124 or inquire at News Office. a
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

New York might begin her advertising campaign with this notice; Don't go West and get held up. Come to New York. "-NeW York Evening Post.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

Baby Chix: White, Col den Buff and Brown Leg horns, Anconas, Black Min orcas, Buff Orpingtons, R. 1. Reds, Barred and White, Rocks, every week.
 Enoch Crews
 Seabright Cal.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24
METEOR MINE DRIL- LING APPROACHES
 COMPLETION

The following article in the Coconino Sun published at Flag staff gives some inte r. sting data concerning the Meteor Mine pro- ject between that place and Win slow. We await further devel- opment with great in terest.
 There is a report that at last, after many years effort. the main mass of the great Canyon Diablo meteor has been found. There has been drilling in the sand. stone near the lip of the great crater that was formed when the meteor strck. At about LOGO feet the drillers are re- ported to have struck fragments of the meteor and, at point be- low. to have been stopped by meteoric iron in such quantity that possibility exists that the meteor itself at last has been To- cated.
 Elaboration has been cOntinu. ing since January. 1903, when the ground was secured by D. M. Barringer and associates, of Pennsylvania, who organized the | the Standard Iron company and who started sinking into the floor of the crater, about 600 feet i deep and averaging about 3S0( feet in diameter, its lip raised a. bove the plain about l3O feet, quilted by the impact of the celestial visitor.
 Huge Rock Upheaval The Barrlnger explorations generally were in fine slliciouE ] dust, where the sandstone hac !! been vitri6ed by the intense heat of the impact. This impact | displaced at least ,0O0, ,000 tons of sandstone, threw out 200, ,00( ! tons more and lifted rock around the edge estimated at above 300 900. 900 tons weight.
 For even six miles 3istanct from the crater have been found fragments of meteorlc iror, 0. which specimens are in museumi all oyer the world. It is claimed that small meteors have beer known to fall within the sam'
 locality within the last few years: The composition of tn, 1 metal found is fairly uniform iincluding about 92 per cent iror of remarkable purity, with abou ] 8 per cent nickel, with platinum and iridium present to the ex tent of three-quarters of al ounce to the ton of metal. while there has been demonstration of the presence of microscopic diamonds. The largest pie ce is
 now in tie Field Columbia muse um at Chicago, weighing 101f pounds.
 The probable size of the meteor is merely a matter of specula tion, the maximum guess being \ that it was 1900 feet in diameter
 though, with a final velocity O. 5000 feet per second. an estimat ed penetration of 300 feet in the ! soft rock could have been ac complished by the fall of a body snly one-twenty.6fth of thu
 weight of the maximum esti
 mate made.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

We of this western country are empire builders Our argosies west borne longer by the tong OK team but fleet winged the me-tossing cars. Roads, good We are building for the coming generation we'll for ourselves Let force the laying of good founda6on Give us our money for our roads!
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

The Government is contin- uing to bind up the wounds of the veterans with re d tape. Nashville Times.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE MElh- 0DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Frank R. Speck, Pastor
 Telephone 115
 Sunday School 1000 A. M. Public Worship 10 A. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. Everybody Welcome
 CATHOLIC SERVICES Sunday 1000 a. m. Sun day school conducted in Spanish.
 Sunday HOO a. m. Sun- day school conducted in English.
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

HOME SEWING If you wantquick service, take your sewing to Mrs. Gooch. Mems shirts a speciality.
 Opposite Pumping House Good hemstitching at 10 cents per yard.
 Mrs. w. GOOch
The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24

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The Holbrook news., 1922-03-24
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I wonder in the evening,
 In the dusky evening hour, If a thrush is singing sweetly
 In the glen at Ballybower; If his notes are rapturous, golden
 As on dusl-sweet eyes I knew, When the fairies crept to listen.
 As I stood alone with you. I'm hoping in the evening.
 In the calm, sweet evening hour, .. That there's sadness in a thrush's song In far-off Ballybower; That a lingering note of longing
 Falls upon your listening ear, Stirring vague regrets and yearnings For a voice you cannot hear. Katherine Edelman in Kansas City Star,