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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08
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When 4 GiyZ Marvies
By ANN LISLE.

If you want me, Anne, IT be here right here in the little sunroom," she whispered.
 l gave her pressure for pressure and sped on. had a strange feeling that we were creatures in a dream or at least persons in a play. Moth ing seemed real just then. At the door of the library I hesitated for a m moment-almost sure of whom should see here. yet threading to go in and have my eyes prove the ac- tual truth of what as yet I merely suspected.
 I think never ached more terri by with the need of Jim than in that moment. Eut the very ache in my heart gave back my courage. What ever passed tonight must bring Jim a little nearer. And with that thought I found mysef ready. So I walked into the room with every expectation in the world of finding Dad Lee.
 Instead. there stood the queer. i1a- pudent little clerk from the hotel where once Dad Lee had lived. stared at the youngster in amaze l ment. All his cock1ness was gone. | Somehow he looked wt1ted. Good evening. Mis- Harrison" he said. You didn't think when you 1 give me your forwarding address that
 
 1 you?'
 ''I didn't expect you-to trouble" [ replied, struggling to adjust myself i to the fact of his presence.
 Remember the time you give me five dollars for reading you a tele-. gram I'd copied off into my date- 1 book?" he asked. Then and there I decided that you were @, real swell the kind of a lady a young chan l &n And. although misunderstood it at hrst, l got to liking you when I saw how cut-up you was about that father of yours.'
 Yes" I murmured, hoping to. fathom the boys reason for bein9 here, without antagonizing one who came af riend. That's very nioe of you-very kind. Have you a. l message for me now | "I saw how devoted you were to that father of yours,'' repeated the boy, and I wondered why his lips were fairly chattering 'aRemembeP that telegram I read you-about not taking the long trail and chickens coming home to roost? We'll. we both 1 thought that was kind of funny 1 didn't we. ma'am? You and mo both thought it was kind of funny"
 His strange demeanor and the pIurfy way he had of repeating him self, brought back to my mind Ber- | tha's declaration that he was a crazy man. His next move made it more | than ever plausible that his mind was affected. For he made sudden awk- ward gesture and caught my hand in his. At the same oment flung 1 out my other hand, found the Rnob | of the door to the sun-room and flung open that door I heard a rush and | rustic of garments and realized that Carlotta was hurrying to mo Then the boys voice bIurted out in a sort of pitying and agonized | whisper:
 'They wanted to telephone. But I said I'd come for you. Oh, Mrs. Harrison. I know you're real lady. 1 And know how you feel about your l father. They brought him back to the hotel just now. And I'm awful afraid he's done for"
 )To be continued.o
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We are admonished that they are blessed who just stand and wait, and Peter Nichols, three days out from New York harbor, found himself the possesser of $40 in tips from the Voy- age, with s60 coming to him as wages mot so bad for first venture upon the high seas of industry. It was the first real money he had ever made in his life and he was proud of it, jingling it contentedly in his pockets and rubbing the bills luxuriously one against the otLAr. But his plans re- uuired more than this, for he had read enough to know that In the United States one if often taken al ones own estimate, and that if ne wasn't 10 find a job as ditch-d1gger he must make good appearance. And so it was now time to make use of the one Grand Ducal possession remaining to him, a gold ring set with a gorgeous ruby that had once belonged to his father. This ring he had always worn and had removed from his finger at Ushan, in the fear that its magnificence might betray him. He had kept it carefully tied about his neck in a bag on a bit Of string and had. course, not even shown it to Jim Coast. who might | have deemed it an excuse to sever | their strange friendship. Though the head steward he man. aged a message to Captain Armitage | and was bidden to the officers cabin, where he explained the object of his visit, exhibited his treasure and es> l timated it's value
 The captain opened his eyes a bit wider as he gazed into the sanguine depths of the stone. "If I didn't know something of your history, Nichols" he said, with | a wink, q might think you'd been l footing the strong box of the Sultan | of Turkey Pigeons blood and as big as my thumb nail! You want to l sell it?''
 T need capital
 What do you want for it?' | 'sIt's worth a thousand pounds of l English money. Perhaps more I
 don't know. I'll take what I can
 get.''
 II see You're afraid to negotiate
 the sale ashore?
 Exactly I'd be arrested l And you don't want explanations.
 Hm-leave it with me overnight.
 I'll see the purser. He'll know.
 Thanks"
 | The result of this arrangement was
 that the ruby ring changed owners
 The purser bought it for two thous-
 and in cash He knew a good thing l when he saw it. But Peter Nichols
 was satisfied.
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You got the warrant" l gasped and with fear in my heart of what the evening must reveal Well start at once"
 CHAPTER 554.
 Copyright 1920. King Features Syndiate. Inc.
 As I started toward the door, bound to get my hat and coat and start off with Lyons on the mission ! which would result ir causing Dick Vests arrest and in involving Dad Lee and my own right to hold up my head in the world, the doorbell rang 1 insistently.
 It seemed to be pealing in my ears | in the way noises do when nerves | are junpy.
 1 Virginia! How she'll sheer when it comes out that Dad Lee is my 1 father-and the intimate friend of | the man who is trying to ruin Jim. 1 Jim! How he must be shamed at | the revelation of what a mesalliance l he made. Jin-Virginia-Soc ociety- | Jim. For mysef social ruin, ostra- 1 ism perhaps.
 | My throat ached. ally eyes smart 1 ed. and I felt very sorry for myself. l Then did a. little thinking. I was | doing what I knew to be right. It | was only just to society to stop a l ludu1l1dI1 lIh6 IlCh W est 1GOi1l puISu- l ing his career. It was necessary for
 Jim that I arrest his enemy. My l tragedy came in the fact that Dad | Lee would have to go down to des- | truction with Dick-and that when
 he went down. there was small | chance that his daughter could es- 1 cape the shame of it.
 l I slipped into my room, found a l small dark turban and a heavily | scrolled veil. Then, slipping into a l long coat of oxford gray, I went
 toward the top of the stairs. I heard | footsteps crossing Carlotta's room
 and hurried a bit in order to escape
 the ordeal of facing her in my pres
 ent mood. I didn't want any of my | desperation or depression to come
 to her knowledge. She had enough
 to bear without knowing what must 1 face.
 At the top of the stairs Berthe | met me. Her face was wide eyed,
 dull with pain. Years of skulking 1T | fear of the next moment have left
 her in constant terror of the un- | usual
 There's a man down stairs wht 1 says he's to see you at once. A funny | looking little chap, who scared me
 out of my senses, so crazy-1ike ht l loks and acts." she whispered in z
 sibilant, far-reaching attempt to dC
 better than speak low. 'I took hin
 into the library and called Lyons
 back from puttering with the car.
 didn't want you should face any chat l tering, crazy man without there was
 another man in the house."
 I'll come-at once." replied in
 voice which I just managed to keeI | level.
 Then, mechanically and withou
 thought, I slipped out of my coat
 pulled off my turban and handed
 these garments to Bertha with the
 request that she place them in my
 room, where I could slip back into
 them quickly when I was ready to gt
 out. The next moment I was hurry
 ing down the stairs. faintly consciou:
 that someone was following. l At the foot of the stairway a hand
 slipped out and caught mine in 2
 arm pressure I recognized as Car l lotta's.
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to see if 1t is coming back to yous Pretty soon you'll be an expert in friendship and you won't be consid- ering whether folks like you or not because you'll like them so much.
 And there lies the whole secret Of being loved-it is just to give out love, for as a wonderful man onca said
 '"Fo have a friend, you must firsA be one"
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CONTINUED TOMORROW.
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Ccontinued from Saturday, )

CContinued from Saturday,
 THIS BEGINS THE STORY Peter Mich olaevitch, Russian Grand Duke, cousin of the Car, driven from home by insurrec- ton. boards the British refugee ships, Phrygia, and there meets Prince Ga1itzin, a former courts cycophant. Prince" says the Grand Duke, '1 am going to do that which may bring the blush of shame to your brow. am going to york; ''But, Your Highness," protests the Prince, what of your higher destiny = you, g. prince of the royal blood of Holy Russia!"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-08

Adam never had to worry abou when to put his light ones on n the spring.
 When woman reaches i4f pounds she stops. She doesn't Eto5 eating, but s1ops getting weighed.
 One paper announces NO VccS tions for Policemen"
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Entries in the opera stars love race
 and the fair prize. Top. left,
 Antonio Scotti; right, Mrs. Enrico
 Caruso; center. Count Andrea de
 Segurola; below, left. Don Rafael
 Diaz; right. little Gloria Caruso-
 Stars of the Metropolitan Grand Opera-that is just the masculine stars-are now engaged in the rreatest race of their careers But ft is not a race for greater honors in the operatic world. The race is for the hand of Mrs Enrico Caruso. widow of the greatest of then all Raritones live in the hope that ~han Nrz- Carusn is ready to vAd
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POHREB ARTHURA CRIFFTTHA.
KONAN BYL VCERA DUBLlNE: "a OHRONdNEHO
UcASTENSTVf.

Dublin, 16 srpna. Irsko pohrbilo jednoho svych
slavnych syn1 dnes Arthur Griffith uozen by posledn
odpocinku historckem Gasnovn hrbitove kde tax
mnoho prosulych vastencd lez, po savnych obradech
kathedrale Neposkvrneneho pocet
Posledni pocta pamatce teto pravde veke postavy
dramatickem zapase ska osvobozeni poddansvi Ange
vzdana byla obrovskym zastupy nchz by zasoupen de
vsech rd spoecenskych Kahedraa kde konany poreb
nj obfady katocke crkve byla napnena okolnch u-
cch tfsn tt, kdoz nemohl tam dosta. Rakev spool
vala katafalku pred hlavnm otarem Obfad
asstence cenych knez vykona archbishop Dublnsky Br
Kardinal Logue prmas rska nemoh churavost
dostaviti.
Amerika zastoupena byla M Doylem Fiadelfie jenz
schvaln9 prije Londyna, ably moh pohrbu s1castnt
pooziti v6nec rakev Grffhovu Stuha nesa naps IS
hlubokou sympaf mujici oddanos, cd amenckych pfa
TEL"
cele prdvodu hrbov ubirajiciho je oddil izdy
nasedovant oddem peel hudbou. PAX duchovenstvo
pohrebn VIZ cestnou strait Vdova d6t jelly
kocare
PAX nasledova Michael Collins, vrchnf veitel armady
Svobodneho Statu spoupracovnk Griffthdv Dubl
zastupc rdznych obcanskych tees VSechna obchodn
cinnost We mest6 byla zastavena behem pohfbu.
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JAPONSKE sTAROsTI
O SIBfR.

Toxic, ID. srpna. - Japon-
sky drednf organ sdeluje, ze
japonske posadky postupne ST.
biz jiz opousteji. Je ale obava,
jakmile posledni japonsky vo-
jak re zeme odejde, ze ma ST.
bifi vznikne povstani. kterym
vladivostocka, protibolsevicka
vlada bude republikou Dalne-
no Vychodu vyhlazena. Dalny
Vychod je pry nyni 1plne v
podruci moskevskych sovetI a
must konat vse, CO tyto mu ma
kali. A ze sovety budou "a
dat zniceni konservativnf Via
dy We Vladivostoku, je pry zee
la jiste. Japonska administra-
ce hodla zanechat jen v Char
binu v6tsi svou posadku, po.
nevada v meste i okoli tehoz
jsou zajmy japonske a nejvlce
japonskych prislusnikd. Jinak
chce vyhovet We vsem washing
tonske dohode a take ze Sa.
chailnu japonske vojsko bude
brzy stazeno.
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VIDA Sc MlSTA v KON.
CRESU.

Washington, 16. srpna. Po-
slanec Charles L. Knights z A
kron VIDA Sc sveho mista "
kongresu jako vysledek pred
voleb v Ohiu a nebude neodvi-
slym kandidatem pro Irad gu
vernera. Knight, jenz Sc ucha-
Fsei-os repabl 6Aslsou guverner
skou nominaci a byl porazen
Thompsonem, vidi jeho vftez
stvi schvalenf administrace pre-
sidenta Hardinga a jeho legisla
tivniho programu. Tudiz polka
da "a svoji povinnost nestaveti
sc proti nemu dale v kongresu.
Zaroven vsak jeho svedomi ne
dovoluje mu hlasovati pro tako
We predlohy jako jest ona celni
neb ma subvenci obchodniho
lod's 'stva. Tudiz oznamil dnes,
bude resignovati, jakmile uve-
de do poradku zalezitosti tyka-
jici Sc jeho distriktu.
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PRO NEOPETOVANOU
LASKU.

Chicago, 16. srpna. - Te-
renee Ross Kepler, TELEGRAPH
sta z Canton, O., zemrel dnes
nasledkem strelne rany do hla-
Wy, jiz vlastni rukou 81 zpG-
sobil casne rano ma prahu o.
bydli slecny Olgy Stobe-ove,
drive z Canton. Ma listku ma
rozloucenou adresovanem div
ce a nalezenem v kapse sebe-
vrahov6, byla slova: "Zivot
jest prazdny bez tebe". Slec-
ma Stobe-ova sdelila policii, ze
seznamila sc s Keplerem, kdyz
byla vrchni operatorkou v te-
lefonicke centrale a on tele-
grafistou v teze bu'dove. Pra-
villa, re opetovne jej zrazova-
la cd prokazovani il pozorno-
sti re jej nevidela cd ledna.
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VYDkIDUSSTW S CENAMI UlILL
v NEKTERYCH PRfPADECH STOUPLY AZ CTVER.
NASOBNE Cd DUBNA

Washington, 16. srpna. Senator w. E. Borah Idaha
postal dops sekretar obchodu Hooverov je
uje situaci uhelnem prdmyslu prav ze neco melo
by by ueneno lined kontrolu uh prtomne kris
Acko stavka byla skoncena skutecnos az osud neb
10 nedostaku uh, tezaf vyuztkoval pry vyhnA-
nj uh do zavratne vyse.
We SVEN dopise senator Borah uvad ceny jez urce
druhy uhj cany byy pri usi dolG 3. dubna T. srpna
Ia nekere druhy uh byy ceny az zctvernasobeny TAX
>pklad uh Pittsburg No. ctano bylo dubna
cleveandskem trhu $85 srpna $500 pfi sti dod;
"a Pool 54-64, trhu Fiadelfi 8. dubna $780, T.
1925; West Virginia screenings, trhuv Cncin
natl g. dubna $135, T. $70O Toto jsou uh
phi sti dold DIE casopsu Coal Age prdmerna uhh p
dolech byla $2O6 g. dubna Z. srpna S618.
Senator Borah upozornuje Hoovera, jest hodne
daleko cd niz pred casem dohodl tezar ez
nemela pfesahovati So. so tunu uhl pri 1st doG.
Ku konci sveho dopisu senator zada Hoovera, ably
sdel vsechny das nformace, jez ma uhene suac "a
roven projevil dobro7aan mS Sc podniknouti
trou uh
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KONEC EEL. STkVKY VE TRECH DNECH
JEST PREDPOVfDAN VUDCEM STAV.
KUJfCfCH DELNfKU.
MONO PRY DOC1LITI MfRU, AMI BY KTERAKO.
Ii STRANA VZDALA Sc ZASAD.

Washington, 16 srpna. Stavka zamestnancl zelez
ncnch dilen bude urovnana trech dnech NJ. JEWELL
vddce avka pfedpovede dnes pred svym odezdem
do New Yorku
"Oeekavame ddverou rychle urovnani prfcin"
prav "Na prvnm miste dluzno witt dvahu strany
pref skonGt nebezpecnou stuaci Ma druhem miste my
name plan jenz umozhue obema sranam ucinti dsupky
bez vzdanf zasad."
Washington, 16. srpna. Mraky zacaly rozptyovat
indusralni oboze stavka uhlokopd bya urovnana
konferenc Clevelandu savce zeleznicn
de konana Ultra New Yorlu a znova vzklca nadeje ze
dosazeno bude dorozumen mezi spornymi stranami.
Nacenici nestavkujcfch bratrstev kte vedou vyied-
navani savkujc zamestnance dilen, odel do New
Yorku dnes odpoledne mimi s nekter vudcove savkafG
ably by ruce, kdyby jch byo treba narodnm kapo-
lie pfevaao mnen tentokrate jest nadeje spech
rovnani savky uhodoech melo akyi ustaujici dcnek
mmo to nyn vefenos bya soustredena jedn6
stavku zeeznenf.
Uvefejneni Bieho Domu correspondence komisi
mezsani obchod uvedomuicf drahy, ze lokomotvy
kay souc spatnem vzaty budou suzby souha-
zakonem, meo nepochybne nemay 1cnek zeleznc
nj magnify. a.
Washington, 16 srpna - Zpravy obdrzenes sgeneranfm
navladnm Daughertym jsou tom smyslu ze vzne vytrz
nost spoeni stavkou zelezncnich dinach doso
SpencerN. C. Lde stavkar sympxssac vesli prt do
den, zahnali savkokazy dokonce zasrasova zeezncn
polici
Bylo zadano federaln vosko nacez generanf navlad
odpovedel az dosud federaniho vosa nkde pou
zvano, ackoli spolkovi marsalove konaji suzbu.
Corbn, KY, 16. srpna. = Konference maiici dce
ably strOvedoucf top konduke ostatni vakov zrfzenc
prace Cumberlandske dvs rahy Louisville
Nashville ma byti konana dnes. Nespravne oznameni
Louisville sd6lovalo vGera ze doslo dohodnu navrau do
zamestnani Uniov redn pravi re eto otazce delncvo
hasovao tikrate pokazde jednomysne rozhodlo
acet do prace, pokud ozbroen hidac nebudou odvo
lani a lokomotvy kary dany do poradku
San Francisco, 16. srpna. - Southern Pacific draha
znama dnes ze jest pohotove witt sarost vsechnu do
Sc zakam vychod bylo zapocato vcera
zruseni embargo veci, jez rychle Sc kazi.
Omaha. 16 srpna - Ctyri kontinenalni vlaky draze
Union Pacific byy docasne zruseny nasedkem nepoko
Las Vegas Nev bylo sdeeno adovny predsedy zminen@
drahy Graye.
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KABINET JEST S POINCAREM.
OSUD MORATORIA PRO NEMECKO ZAVISf NYNl
Cd BELClE.

Pariz 16 srpna = Ma schdzi kabnetu konane presi
denove letnim domove Rambouet jednano byo po cey
den suac vyvsav nezdarem Londynske konfeence Dnes
rano premier Poncare poda zprvu one schz dostao
plneho schvalen mnistrd Odpoledne jednano bylo
tom jake kroky budoucnost mey by byti podnknuty
Vena kabnetu byla pro svolani paramentu do mmofad
neho zasedan by toho mfnen ze vlada mea by vyckat
az jake stanovisko zaujme reparacnf komse.
Pro pritomnou dobu maa Belgie zauma stfed polcke
no evste Cd toho ak belgcky delegat bude hasova
reparacn koms zra az bude rozhodovano moratoru
Nemecko zavisf stezka, jiz Francie must nastoupiti
Dnes vecer Pafz nevi Begie ucin Jest znamo vsak
ze sny naa jest vyvozovan Brussel Londnem ednt
sran6 Paf strane druhe Die zn6ni Versalske smou
Wy moratorium mIze byti povoeno vetsnou hasd Zdal
Begie bude hlasovat Angcany Italy, moratorium bude
povoeno bude hasovati Franc budou to diva hlasy
dvema coz znamena ze smlouva nebude m6n9na ci jny
mi slovy, ze moratorium bude odepreno.
Proslycha ze Belge vytasf kompromisem die ne
bude straniti Franc zasad6 zda Francouzi uvo
vyckat az do dasf poenecke konference nez by pouz
jakychkoli drastckych kroki !.
Berlin, 16. srpna. - N9mecky kabnet sve dnesn
schnz uvazoval shroucen marky povsechn6 vnitern
situaci fis
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SHLEDANf 20 58 LETECH.

Columbus, O., 16. srpna. -
Pi. Mary Roperova, 83-leta,
stiskla dnes v naruci sveho sy-
ma, Josepha Ropera, 62-leteho,
ktereho nevidela SO rokG. Te-
hdy manzel jeff Sc nj nepo-
hodl pro nejakou pricinu a
zmizel s dvema jejich hochy,
Josefem 4-letym a Charlesem,
7-letym. Pi. Roperova prijela
sem schvalne z Little Blue. Mo.
a syna vypatra\a pomoci O.
znamky, jiz uverejnila v 1red.
MIN organu veterand z obcan-
ske valky, v niz manzel jeji
slouzil.
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zLATE MEsTo oBJEvENo

Chicago, 16. srpna. - Zri-
ceniny podivuhodneho staro-
byleho mesta, v nemz mohou
byti nalezeny bajecne zasoby
zlata a ktere jest jednim z
nejvetsich objevd We starozit-
nictvi zapadni polokoule, byly
odkryty v Colombii -expedici
re zdejsiho Fieldova musea,
die depese ku sprave musea
cd DR.. J. A. Masona, vGdce
druziny. Druhdy bylo jednim
2 velikych sv6tovych stredd
lidnatosti, obyvatele byli polo
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ZENA v CELE REPUBL.
ORCANISACE.

Painesville, o., 16. srpna.-
Pi. Ellen Lelandova z tohoto
mesta, byla zvolena predsed-
kyni republikanskeho okresni-
no vyboru, okresu Lake ma
schizi onoho vyboru zde dnes
vecer. Nastupuje po Sherry
D.. Shanklandovi z Willough
by, jenz sc odstehuje z okresu
Lake v z&ff.
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STAV D'ANNUNZIOV HOR-
81.

Gardone, Italie, 16.srpna. -
Zvelebeni znatelne vcera We
stavu basnika Gabriela D'An-
nunzia, jenz utrpel vazne IRA
neni pri padu s okna sve "a
hradni Willy, bylo pouze pre-
chodne a prlznaky mozkoveho
otresu objevily sc znova dnes
odpoledne. Rovnez horecka je
yyssi, avsak toto Sc priclta in
.jekci proti-tetanoveho sera.
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PRACE v DOLECH ZAHAJEalA.
OHIOSTl HAVlRI OPETNE v ZAMESTNANf..J .JEz
OPUSTlLI 1. DUBNA. = asAss SRs

Bridgeport O.. 16. srpna. Pistaly dolech okresus
Belmont tax douho mcenlve, ozvay dnes rano Stavka
ez vypukla pred pe mesc Jest skoncena doech bude
pno dlouhou dobu nebo vsech zasoby byy vycepany
~ Havd byi pototov& k ftaa sveAo zam9sHanf
nekterych doech jz odpoledne zacao doovanim uhl
Ocekava ze pondei vaky uhm budou z ceste do
severnch NEST zemena Clevelandu Toeda Loran Prace
bude pnem chodu az pocatkem pristho tdne distrk
tn vychodnho Oha jest zam6stnano pfbzne 500 havr
kdyz pracuje pny tito vytez as $4,000 uh
denn6.
Zpravy zahaeni prace doech neb pripravach ie-
mu brzkemu zapocet, dochaze rovn6z jinych obasti
chz stfedsky sou m6sta New Lexington New Phladeph
Athens, Massilon Pomeroy Coshocton Youngstown Steu
benville.
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civilisovanym kmenem zem6-
d6lskym, jenz vyznamenaval
sc velikou zrucnosti We spraco-
vani zlata a drahokami. Ne
obycejne velky pocet zlatych
ozdob byl nalezen. Podle vse-
no zlato bylo obycejnym ko-
yem techtO lidi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
PROSLULY ARCHEOLOG ZEMREL.

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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-17
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06
Pictures ENLARGED
for Gifts

Some Of those vacation
photographs enlarged would
make charming Christmas
ents. Bring the negatives to
the Kodak Section. Prices for
making enlafSsmsnts are mod.
ersts.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-06

The Suits are especially
well tailored, Of all-wool
chsviot, with the coat lined
in mohair and both pairs Of
Knickerbockers full lined
Sizes z to IS years $l2.75.
The Mackinsws are of ALL
wool blanket cloth, equipped
with largo convertible collar
and warm muff pockets. Sizes
~ to II years-$12.75.
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