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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

JSem spatne vuci vam Jednala,
jsem prece jen zenou jako Wy.
Nemohu snesti hanbu a vyzaa-
ii, co jsem spachala, pred ce-
lynn domem. Lady Jancs zacha-
ri sc mnou jako Sc svou dee
rou; pan Holmcroft' Sc zaru-
Gil, re mne pojme IA, svoji
manzelku. Nemohu lady Janet
a panu Holmcroftovi povedeti
do oci, re jsem je podvadeia,
re jsem jim ukradla jejich la
sku. Vzdor tomu vsak Sc prece
to dozvi. Prve nez Sc odeberu
dnes ma odpocinek, mohu a chci
povedeti pravdu - nezkrace-
nou pravdu, panu Julianu
Gray-ovi."
Grace propukla v smich.
"Aha!" zvolala S cynickym Wy.
buchem .veselosti. ''KoneGne
jsme ma to prislyv
'Mejte Sc ma pozoru!" pra-
villa Mercy: "Mejte Sc ma po-
zoru!"
"Pan Julian Gray! Byla
jsem "a dvermi pokoje kulec-
nfkoveho videla jsem, jak
jste Sc lisala k panu Julianu
Grayovi, ably vessel. Vuci panu
Julianu Grayovi zpoved, vase
ztraci vsech hrllz a stava Sc
poteSenim neni-liz pravda?"
''Dosti, slecno Roseberry! A
nj slova vice! Pro bGh, nepfi-
pravujte mne rozum! Muci-
la jste mne jiz dosti!"
.'"Nepotloukala jste Sc ma
tlarmo po ulicich. Jste zensti-
nou, kteraz ma rada zasobu;
vite, ze lepsi jsou dive strany.
Nedostanete-li pana Holm
crofta, dostanete pana Juliana
Graye. All, w Sc mi protivite.
Ja Sc postaram, aby panu Holm
croftovi byly oci otevfeny; on
musi vedeti, jakou zenstinu by
byl pojal ia zenu, nebyti mnc
- -"
Zarazila sc; urazka, jiz
chtela vysloviti, uvizla il na
rtech. Zenstina, jiz urazela,
nahle pokrocila k nj. Oci jeji
bezmocne do vyse ztrnule po-
hlizejici, spatrily oblicej Mer-
cy Merrickove, zsinaly stras-
nym Uneven, jakyz zapuzuje
krev nazp6t k srdci, videla,
jak sc mad nj sklani zpusobem
vyhruznym.
"Vy Sc postarate to, ably
panu Holmcroftovi byly oci O.
tevreny," Mercy zvolna opako-
vala: "on musi zv6deti, jakou
zenstinu byl by pojal "a zenu,
kdyby nebylo wasp
Ustala a provazela slova ia
posuflkem, kteryz vehnal v te-
10 Grace Roseberry mrazeni
hruzy, jez il projelo cd hlavy
az k pate.
"Kdo jste wy"
Potlacena vzteklost pohledu
i hlasu pri otazce te svedcila
lepe nez mohlo vsechno nasili
svedciti 0 tom, re mira snase-
livosti Mercyny jest dovrsena.
Ia nepritomnosti andela straz
cc azloduch vykonal zle sve ,dl-
10. Lepsl povaha, jiz Julian
Gray k zivotu probudil, kle-
sla, otravena isou jedem zeni.
ma mstiveho jazyka. Mercy
mohla pouziti lehkeho stras-
neho prostfedku, aby Sc W.
mstila "a urazky ma nj nahro-
madene, odhodlala-li Sc jen k
jcho pouziti. A v silenem SVEN
lrozhorlem deva nevahala -
pouzila no.
"Kdo jste wy" tazala Sc pc
druhe.
Grace povstala a pokusila sc
0 promluveni. Mercy zastavila
ii opovrzlivym pokynem ruky.
"Pamatuji SCI" pokracovala.
"Vy jste ,silena zena 2 nemec-
!, ke nemocnice, zena kteraz sem
pTisla pred tydnem. Nebojim
Sc vas tentokrate. Sednete 81 a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

Tvych SLOW ten iasny vzlet,
nechat' po mnoha let
nam zveda hrud'.
Pro radost matickam,
k ucenl. k zabavam,
nejdrazsl povzdy nam;
odkazem bud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20
VELKORAD STATU OHIO &. S. p. S.
P0nRfZENYMI bADy

NEDELI DINE o. LEDNA 1922
CeskO-Americke Sini ma Quincy Ave
Zacatek hodny odpoledne.
Vstupne odpoledni savnos yecernl za,ave zoe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-20

9 pisni materslla,
krasna mluvo ceska,
Jak libe znis!
Tebou kdyz zapejen.
Y SVEN nitru okrejem;
til kazdym krocejem,
srdcem jsme bliz.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

DEQUEEid Ark, Sept % a. PI.
linFs lawyer. shot twice By roy HeimHn.
guard Ht the Kansas City Eoutbsr.
foupdnuase hera. died ~ no sat ct his
dcfk hsrs two hours Afterwards Trouble
over the FHfuiHheeiuE of reimsn'H waHtH
was tho cause Of tho shooting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26


uinE place IN the esteem ~ the cotton
Srowefs for miles around on account oi
the hlgh prices paid Tor that staple. some
gte"efs bringing their loads 20 miles IA
This market
sK1ArooR. sept 25--A booster trir
BY The chamber NJ commerce. FOR Ifldav
Hepiembrf 20. when the towns ~ ipgrfy.
Lurley, colhnwule owssso, Tulsa. jenks
be visited. II il planned to 6sss liz
sN'took band lead 'us pfocession.
AHDMoRE. sept a5.--John Tislds. 70.
publican Hubornatofial candidate, ls arhcd.
uled 20 hpenh In Ardmofo nn September
~ 10 viii be met az Whufita On The
5tth by delegation Of Afdmors rrpub.
iicHns and escorted TO this city via itlug
Ing Wilson nni nealdtun, where he viii
speak. also
RfEGFIsHEH. sept i6-shsriu Mic
has lust gone 60 hltuh 90 gef Dodge Ger
o,s@ srosS Sbo s@'5 s',n haG az f,om 5 kstsn.
tho Free Methodist camp meetings.
MIAMI sept gB-Mfs Mons nichsfds
20 years old ana attrnctlye looking. 10 In
custody I'm Fort Worth Topas ~ q fu-
Eltlvo from tho Ottawa county jail, where
ihs jsll bars ana made her escape down
three flights Of htBifs 20 freedom. she
was swaiting . trip 10 the state pepi.
trhtiary. whore abe was 10 serve two years
Tor forgery.
HoLpENviLLE, SEPT 't.--Ths cham
hor Of commerce, which has been granted
the uss of the second floor ~ the CITY
hall. IL ntung ~ ur with IN apur1priAto
permanent agriculture product display.
photographs ~ Hughes county pure bred
livestock will ha hung on thu walls and
the hall wiz he used ~ rest room tor
tho farmers and their families. Theta
VIII hn = record kept foJ tbs ftos uHs of
farmers and traders, whore they can llst
anything that they hsvs Tor sale or trade.
and appropriate literature pertaining tu
the interest Of the farmers and stock
growers win be placed IN the han Tor
distribution.
HENRYETTA, Sept, 2s--In response 10
the activities Of the chamber ot commerce
70 induce tho farmers 10 grow peanuts
and 20 Eive greater attention 20 poultry
norchnnts and professions men are offer
inE their services IN pers0nai visit 20
ths farmers for this purposs. Tho
farmers viii not bs asked 20 give up
cotton altogether hut he will be shown
that with peanut market ana poultry
shipping plant At Hsnryttta he can al
ways bs assured Of ready market ana
cash from these two sources while taking
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

CARptN. Sept 25--A narrow ssns ps
from death or sorious Injury was the ss-
porlunpC of CharloA Kenuoy, superintend-
cut of the Redskin milne, when this auto
mobile IN which he was riding was struck
ana completely demolished by a northeast
oklahoma electric car Saturday morning
7t the crossing south OF the Bluehlrd mine
near this city. lie jumped from tho
automobile a few seconds before it was
struck and escaped unintured.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
Tri-StQte District

BLDOHADO SPRINGS, Mo, Bept. So
Two iuiHistsrE belonging 20 the ~. Louis
NJ, y, conference, now In session here,
have hson charged with fnisnppropriatiuu
OF church funds. one. Rev. q. l.. Granger
OF Springer, Mo, pleaded guilty, ana was
convicted by church Jury. The other.
Rev y. A. CROW Of RiloAm Springs. Ark,
who nleAdsh aullly but sAked Tor Isnlsnoy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

uUEENVlLLE. TeHas. Sept ss Mayor
hichous Of this city has asked United
htat's Senator sheppard 90 secure a sur
aHcertaiuIug whether . supply ~ wstor
t"r nprth Texas cities esu be obtained
from them.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

HOUSTON TcsAs sapt ~ \ contro-
vsfsy in unisr way h7trreu the Houston
street rsilwby Interests ana the city com
uiHslunefs over duf0and made by tha
str"et car people for an Increase Of fares
upon a shoeiuE that tho present rate Is
runfIHcHtory. Tho city decided 20 submit
u 10 tho yoisrs IN Noycmber.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
Northern Texas

GRAHAM. Teas Sept 20. .- Itappy
tpuIer dance hall manager was sauteucsi
tu serve % yonrs lu the state peuItsnuary
fuIiDwInF conviction ~ tho ohnrHa ~ uuf.
der fnr ihe kiIuK or Jack Robinson ~
OH tty on June - last
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

MOUNT PLEASANT. TEXAS. Fspt. is.-.
Deputy q. 8. Marshal W. ~ nm, who Ia
charged Win ia" hlllug ~ Jack hai1r~.
SLATE ranger. here, wis released under
bond 0f $4,000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
smeltet Mnrl,er KllIed.

bY the AhhoGlAteu PRESS STATE wire
BltAtN ~ alt. sept 2b.-R. 10. Burres
worker at the Blackwell smelter Of the
between some machinery ana brick
wall, crushing his chest, lie was rushed
10 hospital hut sisd Sooa after arriving
there,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

PEORIA. sspt. is.--This rius town.
which was AZ one Tins n fiOurishinG min
Ing camp ana afterwhrd declined, seems
tu be coming back. -Four mines arc now
lrlng operated In this vicinity. with ind
cations OF profitable production. ON tho
tonkncy lease. which contains 400 acres
there nre three shafts ana many tons OF
lead nnd zinc dirt have already been
brought 10 the surface ready to be hand
icd 49, soon as tho new custom mill is
COM mnletod.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

RtvBRroN, Kan. Bept. is--nmployes
10 tho number Of i76 of the roherty
banquet at the nivsrton clubhouse In
celebration OF the annivsrsary OF their
organization ana the occasion was re-
ported - hiEhly enjoyable and success
fui
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

plCUER, Sept. s6.---whus at work at
the silver Fox mine a few mills north
west OF here, Charles Ilbert Brashsr. "A
tub hooker, was struck by a falling bould-
or which crushed hts Hkull and rendered
him unconscious, He was taken to hos
pltRl IN richer whore he died thu fol-
lowing morning. He IA survived by a
wife, his parents. a brother ana several
other relatives.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

LINCOINv1LLT. sept. st--ruu.ra'
services conducted by Father Wagner
were held at tho Catholic church here
Sunday afternoon for Charlis nAptists, .
well. known Quapaw Indian ana pioneer
citizen, who died at his homs near Qua
paw after q brief Illness at the age Of ~
tnterment was at Peoria.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
Arkansas

WALNUT RIDGE, Ark, Sent, IL
walker Campbell prominent farmer, llv-
when he wgs struck by a bolt Of light
ming ns he was walked from the barn 60
his residence lie leaves wife ana five
children.
MCRORY, Ark. Sept 25-Hanoy odsm,
10. yeaT-oid daughter uf Mr.. and Mrs, II,
Odem, was Killed when she was thrown
from a horse which became frightened on
tho Cotton Plant pike. She was thrown
is feet, Her head etruck the rock road
BERRYVIILE. Ark. Sept. iG The
HeTryville Canning company has put up
during the season IS carloads of tona-
warehouses and factories awaiting trans
portation facilities.
IMBoDEN, Ark. Sept %, wilkor
Campbell. farmer, was struck aud Killed
by lightning during a thunder storm, lic
was riding on a load Of hay when the
bolt struck him The hay was cot on fire
and the team Of mules which was draw
ing the load knocked down BY the bolt,
STUTTGART. ARK, sept a5 a rice
festival Is to be held here the middle
OF November. There will be large rice
exhibit az the festival Booths viii bo
placed along Man street and many res
festival II 10 continue three days GOV
eminent men will accompany the exhibit
ana explain II In detail
MENA. Ark, Sent s5.---The first triple
wedding ever solemniEed In this section
of Pork county took place Monday 20
miles east OF Mena when three siHters
Lille, Tine and Irene Risenhoovcr, mar
ried In one ceremony Denby Standridge
7. A. Bates and Herman Marshall, all Of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

PICHER. Sept. fS---At the END Of the
second week the enrolment IN the nine
schools OF District TO- which includes
C8rdiu. uouthut and Pitcher, was a60l
exceeding by 800 the number enrolled At
this time last year At some of the
renlnr half.dRy sesalonA neceasary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

FORT WORTH. TeSas, Sept ~ United
States Attorney Hwsifel has ruisd that
State rangers sre not under federal author.
ity In the work that ia beina dons Jointly
ia maintaining psncs IN railroad yards.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
Kansas

tSDEpENDHNCB, Kan, rept. fB.-.Mrs
Homer Green. ~ years old. wife OF .
was daughter Of Mr.. snd Mrs Jamn.
Carter OF this city and had lived here 40
years A son and daughter survive
cHANUTn. Kan. sept is--Rniph I'm
disley, farmer near here whose right leg
back Of the knee was pierced by hay
hook several weeks ago. lost the lea by
hmputation In the Wilson county hospital
NJ Neodesha tho other day. when II was
discovered that an artery had been
pierced and blood settled in the Tissues
OF tho calf until decomposition had set In
NEopBsHA, Kan sept. s.-rh.t the
water well on tho Matt Mayer farm near
hsre. which claimed three victims this
Of lantern previous 10 the descent Of
the unfortunate mon, has hssn estsb-
lishsd. The lantern continued TO burn
and the we'll was considered to be free
Of Ens.
PITTsRuRd. Kan, Sept. B.--Mrs Lu-
cas- Rush, wife OF John =. Rush, former
this week. Bhs was 81 years old and
had lived In this vicinity since 1887.
has sppeai.d TO Or. 9, J. Crumblns OF
tho stats board OF h.ai,b TO i,nprov. the
water supply here. Salt water enptied
into the Walnut river between this city
with It's paisthbility and usefuln,ss.
FORT SCOTT. kan, sept iS.--An un-
usual suit has been filed here. the con.
tentions OF which. IL allowed. would set
precedent for farm labor. Ths plain
tln 10 y. u, Ryei and the defendent John
iral, jr, ana the claim Ia for overtime
that the boy worked two and ons.hait
hours overtime daily for 20 days. earning
f:s more than was paid to him.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

JOPLIN, Mo, Sept iS.--Iohn csmpbeil.
"a years old. fathsr-in-law OF A. J, y.
Barnes, commander of oliver p. Morton
poet OF the q. A, r., died hers whils on
visit from his homs In Kansas City
with his daughter
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
Missouri

sPRINGFIELD. No. Sept. is---Au Of
ficet- we're reelected ht tha closing ses-
Missouri cavalry held here, Next years
reunion Of members Of the regiment will
be hsld In Springfield. Il was decided.
ELDoRApo SPRINGS. Mo. sept. rs
Rev. Gordon l.. Orsngler, pastor of Dovsrs
Avenue Methodist church AT Springfield,
Mo, was oustod from tho Methodist min.
istry by action OF a jury OF ministers fol-
lowing hearing durluE the sessions Of
the annual Methodist conference held here
lie was charged with misappropriating
funds bslongins-to church.
sPRINdFfELD, Mo. sept. rs. ADD
tipnal teachers ~iii DO secured 10 handle
the record enrolment Rt Southwest Teach.
ers college here. II was announced by
President clyde NJ. I'm. The enrolment
this year will total 1900.
AURORA, Mo. Sept. ss.--rhs viii Of
operator OF this district. who died recently
has been made public. In his will he
beqgsa,hea l5Oo 20 ths ohild.sas home
dition is to be erected within tho nsst
few years.
MoNErr. No. Sept 95-wolv.s sr,
becoming 80 numerous in the Ozark ro
gion, hnd for that matter all over N,
Tor their eSttrmlnation, sccordinG I,
farmers living near Elijah,
ing, were Destroyed S 'PS BY trs here '"i's TS
buildtugs were located on the public
square ana for h,,p,l. s3m. time Il wss fssrs,
lose was covered by Insurance.
WEBB CITY. Mo, sept iG.-Ths Prebl
shoe factory. destroyed by fire some TIM
ago. will be reopsned Monday October 2
according to directors OF tho company
shoe machinery has arrived from Boston
Mass and workmen began yoslerday In
btaUlng the equipment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
wrsp CRY, No, Sept It-Rsv. w.

WEBB CITY, Mo. Sept st.--Nsv. rred
n. Klnnell. until recently and for many
years pastor OF ths Baptist church here,
yeGtardRy officially accepted his re-
cent appointment as missionary for the
Spring River baptist association in the
81 churches Of the denomination in Jasper
and Newton counties In Missouri ana In
Lawton and Arma, Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
ALL OVER OKLAHOMA
and
NeighbOung States

whom live IN the EgKsr community The
W"uuing feHtlNltits occupied an entire dny
at tho home Of tho brides
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

PtCHER. sept is.--Ths Dorothy Bnl
Mining company has purchased ths Man
Eua Mining company lease for 800 900.
This new company will begin operating
tho mill ans mine st an early date. Il
was announced from tho office Of the
evening.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

nALLAH. Texas sept 70 Construction
VIII begin at uu,s on a million dollar
apartment house 20 be ~ stories nigh IN
the residential district Of Dallas u viii
contain l1b apartments. each with out
side exposure j. ~. Kanuefick IN prssi.
dent OF tha company building i.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

BANTER HpRINus. Kan, sept "a
Three rich driil holes on the Ehistsin
tract three mileA west of Baxter Springs
are reported by the Cole.parnes Mining
company, which is driilinE the leases
for Knc ores Soma Of tho holes show
strike OF from 10 TO rs feet of good lead
aud zinc, This 10 the fourth good strike
for the month.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

oUAPAw, pspt s5.-Ths Northeast
Oklahoma Baptist DiHtrict association will
hold thres-dhy convention here October
t-b-t. New officers viii be seoted and
reports from more than sb churches, em-
hrAcing five counties
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

TREECB. Kan, Sept. ts--Mors than
o. 900. 900 worth Of lead and rno ore IL
reported In the bins Of the mining com.
pAniss here because Of the car shortage
due to the reilrosd strike.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

TEAGUE. Texas Sept. rs -- Randolph
Patton, owner Of soft drink stand here,
refused TO sell a cold drink 10 a thirsty
deputy United States marshal and no was
arrested BY the marshal The chisf ~
tho gang ot deputies released the prir-
oner without making charge.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26
Oklahoma

whooNER. sept 2b.--This city IL win.
ulnE place IN the esteem ~ tho cotton
growefs Tor miles around on account or
ne high prices paid Tor that staple some
gro"efs hringing their loads 20 miles 10
This market
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

DALf.As. Tsres Fept. is--pallss psace
officers are holding two men whom they
suspect of being implicated In i260. 900
bond robbery IN Chicago, This men have
been selling many bonds 20 local banks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

KtNGFfsHEH. Sept f5.-shsuff MiFe
has lust gone 60 hitua 60 gef a Dodge car
htolen short time hFO from Kareu.
brock who win his family vas Attending
tho Free Methodist camp meetings.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-09-26

Of president for the Southern Methodist
university here IL 90 be made soon by a
COMMITTEES Of church men. Or. H. NJ
Whaling, it4 hutinE president Ia under
stood 90 very favornbiy considered by the
committee. He has been an active sNa
ecutlvs OF the university FOR several
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-27
BOHERMAKERS LEAVE
FOR HAWKEYE BATTLE

LAFAYETTE. oct. 26.-(By 4. p
-Twenty-six members Of the Pur-
due varsity football squad. left
here this evening az $50 o'clock
for Iowa City wehere. on Saturday
the Bo.lernalzers viii oppose the
champion Iowa eleven. The follow
ing men made the trip:
Capt Murphy. Field. Prout. Worth.
Wel.man Lands. Maddox TICKLE.
Eversnan, Bahr Ho.werds. Abram
son. w. L. and r. j. Claypool, z.
Curtis, Gr.osby, Swank, Murphy.
Fleischman. Stewart. GlEer. Rams
dell. Pr,snaw. Dye Morgan and
Kerr. OF the group. Stewart and
Fleischman. tackle and guard. res
pect.ve,y are not expected to set
INTO the game on account of IN
5uries Coach James Phe,an direc-
tor OF athletics. ". a. Kellogg. and
Coach E-hr.dge Baush accompanied
the team
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-27
ocn Fighting Nore Dame EeUen Enenys Territory
Lieb, Injured, Is
Taken By Rockne
To See Big Game

T. I. ar- .el.a- ~ tN9
>1.r Dlue -. .rlu Ices some 20
Georgia From tho e.de.ues. SAT-
.-E.r. re w cheer E.s fellows on.
ever mindful .rHer... az nus own
tgu-e to e.. into the game.
L..H helpless uy his .g .r nlr.7.
was carried from an aut9mo5-le.
ram .h.. d. hrl to.. 81 members
~ r.a .a. .. .n.c' ana n.l Chem
r-. rI placed e.o1rd fne PerU.E r.
wanna .eln tha- started Coach
RocEue and bis team 70 Atlanta
whore thav w.I face q stn struggle
Saturday when they clash with
Georgia Teel.
LIe1. who was carried from the
Notre Dame-purlue game AT Lafay-
cite with broken leg had been
taken t1 .he station 70 see tho team
Of. lie had wished them well. end
as they climbed aboard tho rambler.
tears rolled down the cheeks on the
game fighter. He was 20 De left DE
hind.
Coach Eockrc. from the platform
saw Lleo JIM tears. He LETT the tram
and approached 'he motor car.
come on. you're going" De said
More tears flowed from the eyes OF
the crippled player He would not
consent. az drst. Then "a student
handed him an ovcrcoat Tie slipped
10 over the sweater and blue shirt.
bis "kuock around logs and was
carried 90 .he train. Smiles crept
ogHr his face as the train pulled
away from the station
A large crowd OF students and To-
cal supporters of the Eotre Dame
eleven was on hand 90 see the team
Off Yesterday morning.
That local confidence In the abil-
ttv or Roclznes men 90 whip tho
Gcorgians on their own field "a not
lacking IS shown hy the fact that a
prominent local man handed fan
who ie making the trip $1,000 TO Der
on N0tre Dame. This same fan also
had additional cash amounting 20
more than 81 500 which South Bend
men had given him TO bet on the
game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-27
WEST VIRGINIA'S
ALUMNI RIOTERS
TO BACK ELEVEN
Graduates Will Form Cheering
Section at Game With
Indiana.

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