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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

- Eu II ann traficat Gil vagoane.
nici GU minele 81 uzinele Ardealu-
lui ca fostul ministru Furaoanu.
= Sa taci, ca-ti crap capul! =
Il striga fostul ministru.
- Eu n am lasat finantele tarii
pc mana lui Fuller, I'm simplu Sc.
mintar, All ajuns de cateva zee
de Orr milionar speculand bonurls
de tezaur ale Statului in profitu'
sau personal, amicul suvernuiui
- Jos! Afara! La puscarie CT
Iuda Restescu! striga GU spume Ii
gura majoritatea.
= LA VacareSti vol. -, le ras
|punde oratorll 81 opozitia.
Sa sc aduea ja1,darmii! =
striga un glas.
- Sa vie procurorll.
= Att facut tara de ras. At
dus o Ia faliment. Banul nostrr
nu mai are nici 0 valoare pc pie
tile straine
Nc compromitem primind a
semcnea tradatori intre uoi!
- Randurile voastre sunt plin,
de hoti II de transfugi.
~ Afara toata lllmea !! --~astrigi
pr9edintele care spange pnpit1u
cu ciocanelul, Gu prioarele, 6,
lpumnii, Gu clopotelul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

sarabean Ivan Maciuca.
- Pc cl, ma Saceas Ma ga
lava, bratia - urla colegii basa-
rabeni Taur, Scarce. Bou, Cal.
Mita, lapa, Vulpe 81 Caracatita,
tibarind pc depntatul care poe
Mise pc Ivan Maciuca.
- Foe! Foe! Sa vie pomperii
urla Directorul Camerii.
- Sa vie &mata. tipa Prese,
dintele. Undc G armata,'
- Duba!
Salvarea!
- Auteooo. Ma omorit.
- La ocna asasinilor
- La Berlin bosofililor!
- La Moscova. 1bolsevicilor.
ST focul sc intinse din culoarc
in incinta, din incinta in loji, de
aici in galerie.
Trei palarii de DANA sburara
dintr'o loje. Doua bastoane fran.
te, cazapd, Sc oprira in spinarea
a dol deputati din opozitie. Cine
fluere de politisti chemau ajuto..
W II
In slas de pisica ncmteascd spin
.teea vazduhhl. Tn ''tovaras'' can.
ia dintr'o armonica ''Intenatio,
nala" Tn cor MKT intona, in al,
scte berlineze, Die wacht ar
Rhein". Trei jochei incalecaserd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

1. M. Parvnlescu Noapte.
Anton Pavlovici-Cehor: Rau.
facatorul.
Const. Ralea :: Dumbrava.
s@s' Rasarit Pastel.
L. Vampa: In invatator.
1nsemnari. potite, fapte
Lamura Pedagogical:
!. Simionescu Scoala Sovietica
Ellen Key: Scoala viitorului.
Ion Ceoranescu: Pcnsiile inva-
tatorilor.
Const. |. Cioranu: Reforma SEQ
lara.
l. 9Th. Bratu: Cum sc pune pro-
blema reorganNalii invatamantu-
lui in Gcrmania dc All.
Cronica Pedagogical, Idei, Fapte
bibliografie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28
BIBLIOGRAFTE

I 4 s = z
A aparut 'Flacara' Revista
l1iterara Artistica Sociala. Annl
MI. No. 3s. % Sept. 1922.
Intemeiata de Constantin Bam
IN Anul 1911
Cnprinsul:
Din ''Divanul dragostci' dc
Eifha, traduceri din hmba per-
sana de |. Foti
Lunatica, cralnpee dintr 'un iur.
nal de N. n. Beldicpanu.
Mozaic de toamna (poezie) dc
Mihail Munteanu.
Toamna (poezic) de Perptessi-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28
Onoarea Romanici-Mari fuses

Onoarca Romanici-Mari f,Isese
salvata
- Ce vremuri - reflecta ul
spectator scoborind scarile.
- Mai rau ca in circurile d,
flare. pc tinpul lui Neron.
Toti ca unul 81 unul ca tot.
- + ceva.putred in Danemarca
Ne trebue un chirurg pentrn
Romania Mare, altfel gangrena
baga n mormant.
Are dreptate ''Seful' sa M
ia parte la sedintele nnui asemeni
parliament, ba, sa-si dca demisla
chiar.. facu TN liberal. Parla-
ment asia Oameni de stran-
sura Gel mai multi analfabeti.
Cinrreuri! Scandalagii. Clientl
Gle Vacaresti! Iata rezultatcle vo.
tttlui UNIVERSAL
- Oar eel putin, bine ca nil
f,lra mort, ncniso -ule! exclainl
fcririt nm frate ardclean din loja.
- Frumos spectacol. Grandioa-
sd mise en- scene! - cxclama 81
Wanda, langa Dim, cand 81 viza-
rS IN afsrd.
In curte, eel dol prietcni gLslra
. trSsura fdra mnsterii ii ulcara
repede in ca.
Mana birjar strigS Dinu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

pc spinarea a trei iepc Gle sanec
englezesc 81 sc repeziscra. intr TN
''steeple- -schasse'' printre ioji, Is
|tulnand niste martoage sexage-
mare din graidurilc Bancii GEM
rale. Cativa boxcuri americani va
rise in zid niste bosofili de rasN
care Isl cautau maselelc prin filcle
smulse din dosarnl Gmther ri, pit
la picioarele lor.
Balele 81 spumcle in traiectorie
ale beligerantilor amcnintau sd
inunde toatc lojile. JOS deputatii
innotau in mocirla pana la gat.
Simfonia Wagneriana Gle pumni,
schelalaituri Sc auzia pana de-
;parte, peste dealul Mitropoiiei pc
care batea grav 81 disperat Iria.
sui clopot, ca in zilele de crunta
amintirc cand veniau pcstc Capt.
|tala Zeppclinnrilc 81 aeroplanele
nemtesti. Artilcria anteaeriana a
parlament,lui batca cu disperare.
in want!
caci. 0 jumatate de ora, dupa
aceea, nefiind With de fornA''
tieputatul ''bosofil' 81 'trada.
tor" Iuda Restescu, fu vslidat 81
rroscrisul intra pc poarts cea
mare, 81 triumfal, in Pargamentnl
tarii!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28
BABYLON
ROMAN DE MORAVURI
(UynsorsJ
De RADU COSMINs)

(Usm0rej
att spus aci ca nu stiti daca acu-
zatul san nu yinovat. Priwiti
faptele.
Oratorul citeste cateva articolc
din 'Fulmicotonul" acuzat,alni.
reastarnesc indignarea infregci ca
mere, apoi ur1neaza:
81 cand vedeti faptele, mai spu-
peti, totusi, ca MI gtiti daca e vi
novat? Asia e fariscism!
Strigate, urlete la opozitie.
Pwsedintele tipa:
Va dau afara
Da, domnilor, continue
pratorul eu, nu intelcg ca sol.
datul care citit pc front aseme,
nea mar sd fie coudamAat, lar al,
rectorul ziarnlui, Iuda Restescu,
a tie glorificat in parlamentlll
AosEt volum se poate pro,
curs I 1dtturs sia1ului ~ An,
-, nucursgd. II
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

Colonel NJ. n. Condeescu: Pestc
mari 81 tari !.
AL. Scurtu: Noaptea.
G.. S. Nnolescu-Plopsor: De dc.
smult.
l. NJ. Parvnlescu: Vecernie.
Petre c. Sergescu: STEELE schim.
batoare 81 STEELE multiple.
L.. Negrn: De dorul tau.
Nestor Urechie: Aripi 81 cantec
HE Marin: Ceasuri de astep.
tare.
Pant. Niculescu: In Transilva-
MIA drum de morminte.
!, 14amura Pedagogical:
Ap. ID. Culea Framantari intro
frati.
Elena Spircscu: Aparatele i'm.
provizate pentru experiments.
Jean Donici: Religia lui Dimi-
trie Merejconsky.
!. G. Bratu: Cum Sc pune pro
ltblema reorganizarei invatamantu.
lui in Gemnania de All.
I. Zaharia Excursiunile de vara
81 Gle iarna.
| Aurel Dinulescu: Scoale prima
re de aplicatie.
ID. Beuran: Sadirea pomilor.
| Y. Negrusi: Invatamantul agri-
col 81 improprietarirea satelor.
Ion Cioranescu: Stapani 81 slu.
jitori.
Victor Lazar: Din istoria scoa.
lelor la SASH din PENNSYLVANIA.
A. G.: Ce poatc f. sc. primara
Miron Costin: Vorbe. vechi s.
lpotriviri de vremi.
l. Simionescu: @ scoala de in.
dreptarc.
Cronica Pedagogical, Idei, Fapte
Red. 81 Adm: Str. Calinderr,
| No. 40. Bucuresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

UIs1

Juramans G garantia sufle-
teasca pe carcSp da cineva de q
Ffacc ori de a stabili I'm adeval
san o simtire, inyocand credinta
orr constiinta 81 obligand ceva
scump al lui. FL pres,rpune tpt.
deauna 0 turbnrarc in snflAthl
aceluia care jura 81 grija ca Ii-se
va intampla I'm ran cand ar eeni
timpul sd sill calce. 81 juraman-
tnl, ca 81 cuvantlll de onoare, va
riaza in tarie de dovada dnpa ON,
aupa timpuri 81 Imprejul,ari. In
fata authorization el Sc da cu anu
mita formula, dupa religiunea
omului, dupa TN text oarecare.
lnii jura personal pentru cauza
lor. lar altii pentru interesul al.
tora. NJ totdeauna crezut omul
care jura in carlza lui propric, mai
ales cand este loc sc asculta pc
altii, orr cand Sc gasesc acte carl
pretuesc, ori-cllm, mai mutt decat
jnramantl.
Ca 81 onoarea, juramdntnl de
mai multe felum: judeeatoresc.
militar, particular, jur;tmantnl
functionarilor ca. sivor indeplini
cn credinta fnnctiunea. al ostati-
lor ca vor apara cu dcvotament
steagul: jnramantul la drapel, al
medicilor 81 expertilor in diferite
comisium 81 eNpertizc, al atvoca,
tilor, al magistratilor, al primari
lor, al notarilor, al projection, al
ministrilor 81 all t,,turor salariati-
lor statului 81 al comnnelor, ETC.,
intr'un cuvant mai toata lumea
jura J..
Unii Sc grabesc sd jurc nesiliti
de nimeni, pc ori 81 ce, 81 nu-i tut
bura grija vre-unei nenorociri
daca var spune neadevaruri. Altii
nu vor sd jure ca MI cumva sd
greseasca, sd afilme ceva cat de
putin nedrept, far;i vote; 81 sd nh
faci vre-un ram cuiva 81 sa-Si adu.
ca 81 lui vre-o nenorocire. Acestia
sDnt religiosii 81 uni prea constiin
ciosi... Altii, sub presiunea unor
anumite motiv 81 impresii, jura,
dar mai apoi rrculegandu-se 81
simtind raul .ee 'au pricinuit, Sc
fralnanta 81 nu mai au pace III
suflet, lar alte orr, intamplandu-li.
sc vre-un neajuns, il leaga de is.
prava zee an sllvarsit-o.
Oar juramant,,l i'll dragoste
! Fie dat cu form;f inaintea altar,-
lui, fie in soapta la adapostul
frunzisului des 81 verde; fie in
crang; fie in poiana; fie in barca
ce Sc leagana pe valuri; fie ori
unde, - cate modificari mai su-
fere! C;ici GEAR mai fl atunci
atatea divorturi, atatea adultere
81 alte celea nevenite la judecata {?
Juramantul inlbraca nenumara-
tc tOnuri, care de care mai varia-
te, d,tpa sentimentalis4mul omului,
dlrpa credinta, dupa cultura, dupa
dorinta orr disperare.
Dintre toate, juramantnl polnit
din dragoste curata 81 juramantul
La drapel te tulbura, te furnica
caci toate celelalte leaga mai multi
diferite interese. pc cand acestea
tfti leaga toata simtirca in clipe
grele 81 solemne. ca cat Sc perde
credinta 81 moralitatea in h,me,
Gu atat mai mutt Sc perae 81 va
loarea jilramantului.
Vasile Dem. Bradul.
/
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-28

D-vOastra Vet rAminea sunprinsi
cInd Yeti auzi ASA o muzica minunata
care este ascunsh in acest nou invcntat
ceas, care Il sosit nu de mutt din Euro
pa. Acest ceas cinta melodii splcndide
reproduse dc cei mai buni artist 81
D-voastra veti avea placerea de al as
culta numai apasfnd de button sau nn-
mai sal lntoarceti. Cinta bucatA a
proape 90 de minute.
Nu aycti Iipsa sa cheltuiti bani pc
Instruments de calitate suporioara ca
plane. gramofoanc, orr role 81 placi, etc.
pentru ca aceSt ceas este asa facut in
cit ca locul In celc mai bunc instru-
mcnte.
Acest ceas este facut de lcmn de nuc.
Gu desemnuri foarte artistice. va fl un
adevarat ornament in casa D-voastra.
Este lucrat atit de bne incit tine inn
pul mai correct decIt orice alt ceas.
partea muzicala este asezata in par
tea de jos q ceasulu. necauzind nici q
ncreguld la masinarii ci numai produce
q muzica dulec.
pcntru fiecare persoan;, pc linga ca ii
ne timpul correct mai este 81 un instru-
ment muZical de calitate Supefioar;l.
Acest ceas este valabil astazi $500.
dar moi il vindem. pima mai avem. nu-
mai Gu $3.50, de asemcnea viii vindem
Gu garantie. Nu pierdeti aceasta opor-
tunitate.
Nu uitati ca dupa GO Sc Nor ispravi
aces.e ccaSuri. nu Ncti mai putea CUM
para ccasuri muzicale GU acest pret,
comanoati unul acuma.
Taiati afara acest anunt. scricti nu-
rnele 81 adresa elar. 81 trimiteti alatu-
rat GU 5Oc in marci pOstale pentru u
acoperi spesele postale. lar pcntru ceas
Yeti plati Ia primirca lul.
Incercati pentru 10 zile. lar dc nu sun
teti satisfacuti va reintoarcem banih
SCRIETI ASTAZI!
UNION SALES COMPANY
Is So. Desp;aincn St.. Dept. 1"S0
Chicago. Illinois.
The Keota news., 1922-02-24

There IA Joy sn anticipation secaas~
r~a.sa remains silent
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
MERELY MONKEYS. AFTER ALL
Scientists Undviy Aeitsssd Over the
Reported oiseevssy Of New H.
man Race in India.

h.erntiy there ~ns announced the
discovery Of n.~ human race in the
Himaiaya mountains. They w-rc the
'-abosninabi- men of the snows." par
tieuiariy hii-ous. haired fcrar.ous b.
ihs.. OF whom an explorer had re-
sraird traces
Nell. these atsominabic men. says
tho Petit t'asisi-h. arc NO m~h at all.
but big monkeys. ALREADY kn"sSh by
science. ono OF them can br seen In
tho galleries 1s The inns~um. To tell
tho truth this lahsus tsueh IL It's
namr) il stuffed. which. however. docs
not prevent il. having b~~n alive and
its having come from the regions Of
Tho Hinaiayas. where its f~ii",ss arv
living in nunsrfous troops
This revelation. go unpirasans f"s
the manufacturers "t Prcsiisious ad'
ventures. comes frpm MFs Goodwin
Austin. ~hs ha. given in La Nature
tho .n.st complete details about this
monkey of Tibet. which for moment
~a. psomotrd ta tho superior rank
OF snan.-N~~ York Tribune
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
MORE THAN SHE COULD STAND
Most People viii BE Inclined to sym,
psshiss With Complaint Made
BY Young Mother.

Tho Woman Mas surprised and dis
ss~ss~a ahea she stepped in to src tie
young mother the other day TO md
that usually cheerful little person
with t~af stained checks
-'Jim and have simply sot TO have
a ti,ti. place cf our onn." walled the
yoaas mother. In answer To tho wom-
ans ansp@Nsh aarssica. -Jlta's moth
CT ID druF. and love h~f. hut nc~
tho baby has eotav ac simply can't
live Together"
-boa't Yon asfw- about tlsc nay 10
bsihs UP -hiiaf~hYs au~fird tho wntn'
am. with wisdom born of tho expert.
~nev Of hrf friends
3Oh. ii i.h't that almost sSsbrd the
young mother. ~tiat she seems IL
think .ho baby brioass 10 hcs. She
calls him mammal. boy. and tho other
day. after she had b~~n eSidalins him.
she passed him OVER To ntr and said.
Go to- auasic.' c.'-=Chiepso t"ufnaI.
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
ISLANDERS SHOULD Be HAPPY
Fortunate Inhabitants Of Lvney Ate
esshss Free Fsem visss1tiens sf
the Tax ceiieeses.

The stipend of fOO tSiD) = year
offered BY the ecclesiastical commits
sion~rs Z" any clergyman disposed to
take spiritual charge of Lundy island
seems = fair one. In SirN of Ihc fact
that the island measures only three
and a half miles by "a~ mile aud
numbers barely t~o hundred inhsb'
itahss.
Til. Irofle of t.anay pay neither
rates nor taxes: th~fr arc no p"oe.
because all the inhabitants have work
found for them: and there arc M pr
lice. because th~r~ arc NO ls~'bfvak~ss-
Landy has twice b~-n in The hands
of fcfrisn.r%-"nev when captured by
band Of Turkish pirates. and again.
in the Iim- Of William H. shsn
French prisa.--rs gained t~inps sFJ
Observation-Disclosures Tit-tsiss.
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
DEMAND SIX HOUR DAY
UNITED NINE WORKERS ALSO
RENEW REQUEST FOR FIVE.
DAY WEEK.
Fu~as,s Sss.sss.s tsa,s Ne.s Sm,asi

Indianapolis. 1nd.-iirn-Nal ot tho
DEMAND ef union coal miners tcr =
sis-hour day. fivr-siay wr~s. pro-
p@sa1 that WAS made before tho 1919
strike. wa. adopted by th- eoasrasioa
Of the United Mine W.rK~rs of Amer.
ies az part .f sh~ i-.issy tho union
.tsi @~~E la have included in nra wage
agreements. effective April l. This
demand had the united opposition Of
inc unions leaders. iheimains all die
rsset presidents. The Convention action
sor the shorter working aas. however.
va. the only radical change in tho
wage policy proposed hy th~ unions
ssxic committee. which erntrr~-t she
ahioa's rpiicy proposals toward fetain'
ING present basic was~s f"f soft coal
miner. and gaining increase. fcs an
thsScitr workers under thrrat of = senH
erui stsik~.
The sssik- aud ~sE- proposals. by
Tho committee were adopted by unaaI
itneu. vote. The strike declaration
ss.~v~s. provided f.r iss submission
to a rwfrsvudum Nos- Of shr union
Nn~tuArtSUSp UCtOtW pHf "NA%"As -
csirs~J by officials
In declaring for .hr .is hour day
tho delegates os~rre~ir th~ e~tlassaitsr~
recommendation. f.f an ~isht'h"uf day
underground and ais" voted a"~h
proposal limisias actual work time to
srt~a hausx day
Hitter criticism % tho uhioa's Off
a ua.z gx~. a.n -
adoption of The sishouf day. but SER
ssai officials took the fI"cr. appealing
FOE favorable scti.n on the commit
tee. eight hour demand. Hut the dele
GATES argued that the six hour pro-
rceal meant aosv cuatipu"us ~"Fk ena
sAiird on ihe officers 4. carry out
our wishes
Whether the Six hour day demand
obtains fee the anthracite district. was
an unanswered question II vas
pointed out that the anthracite WORK
err were not opposing sir PROPOSAL
President John l.. Lewis said hc was
unable to advise tho delegate. as T."
the s,s.hour day ~ affecting anshras
cite workers.
Aside from tho action OF she sly
hour day. tho delegates ais" rcc"rac"
an intention to .ttffen ur s"mc "f the
minor demands recommended by the
.csie committee by substituting dc
Insnd" for -rrcommcnd.' where 1t ap'
reared In the committee report.
Its Other demands as adopted. in'
Guided tho following:
Removal NJ incquitabIe diffcrentiais
In wages. which would result in in.
creased wages in some fields: pay ana
onc-haif for overtime work: double
ray for sunday and holiday work :
elimination ct tho automatic penalty
clause Of the present agreement pro-
vidins for filming miners or operators
for violation of contracts. and all new
contracts to obtain for two years, be-
Rinnio0 nnVt lnri1
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
ASPIRIN INTRODUCED
By "BAYER" IN 1900
Issk Tor Name Slayer sn the Tsn.
tsta Then Ysu kssd
Never Wery.

II you want the true. vsrid-fsmoas
Aspirin. - prescribed BY physicians
sos over tueoty-oae years. you mus
ssa Tor -Bsyss Tablets Of Asp,sia."
The name -bsyss~ u stamped a
each tablet aud appears "a each pack.
sSs fos your pe6ssetioa against imiga.
Observation-Disclosures
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
New We 10. ois clseie.

Little brass OF fancy clocks. which
~~f~ very popular while hack. hat
and stay stepped. tho face indicating
a siin- that i. wholly wrong all Tho
time. can b- saved for h~~ purpose
by taking "ul si,e glass crystal with
ra..-. inserting a picture aud pressing
il back iHs Thu. tho little clock will
l-c transformed into y picture frpnse
and ia. pr~ssin~.. will .sili adosn the
is-anrri shelf
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
A Suppressed Desire.

Aunt t.aey=Xeu mo@icsn sirs. arr
very uhmaisl~niys In my youth !
never .tasvd 4. ki.. s.uhs man.
t'isaiiipra-isns aiant you often wish
you did aar~f
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
One Hundred Aersss Die in Fire.

Indianapolis. 1nd.-Thc large breA
horse barn at the Indianapolis state
Fair grounds here and about 100 vaiu-
able horses were burned. causing
loss estimated at 100000. Three
horpemen also were burned
The Keota news., 1922-02-24
Without NeSiea.

ttr ts~adIhs fap~s)-itsrw'. a nssc
about an accident at White. house
Tho servant ssrs put s"sn~ sphpo~dcs
in sls- ns~ and .fsr Was bt"un shs"tsh
tho socts
Nh. Observation-Disclosures Airs
Whis~ has so much sfvsibIr with hrr
Girls. That maE~< tho fosrrh that's
irs. h~r without giving notice
The Keota news., 1922-02-24

naat i.e afraid that yau will mot
b~ allowed TO RUN the business. II u
is scrt. that y.u know how
The Keota news., 1922-02-24

Failing in i.y- hn~.n's i.wrs an -sn
ss.f'. .,sinian .f himself.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-02-02

Later in the evening he met
Henry B. West.
Say, Mr.. West, il 1 find a hawss
that's been stole from me, how can
/ get 1t back3'
Some one steal a hawss from
your
i know a lawyer here. Wen
ask him what to do" the ranchman
said
They found the lawyer at the
Athletic Club. West stated the
case.
Your remedy is to replevin. II
they fight. you'll have to bring wit
nesses to prove ownership"
Bring witnesses from MalapiI
Why, I can't do that" says Dave,
staggered. II amt got the money.
Why can't 1 just take the hawss
It's mine"
THE law doesn't know it's
yours"
Dave left much depressed OF
course the thieves would go to a
lawyer, and of course he would tell
them to fight. The law was a darn
The Rock Island Argus and daily union., 1922-02-02

forty-five protruded. Back of it
glittered a pair of steady. steely
eyes.
Come outa there and shell out
that eighteen dollars" demanded
Doble
"Nothin' doin', Dug"
! The foreman cursed fiuentIy, ex-
/ pertly, passionately.
| Suddenly Doble gave up. lie
wheeled his horse and began. to de-
scend the steep slope. His soul
| was filled with chagrin and fury at
the defeat this STRIPPING had given
| him.
Later in the day the foreman met
20 owner of the d Bar Lazy R
! brand.
That young scalawag Sanders
/ beat you outa eighteen dollars" he
! said, with a sneer of triumph.
Doble had heard the story OF
what Dave and Bob had done for
Crawford and of how the wounded
boy had been taken to the cattle
mans home and nursed there.
Sanders he gets a pair of
eighteen-dollar boots, then jumps
the town before l find out about
! it."
| Crawford started to speak, but
| Doble finished his story.
! Funny he didn't tell you l gave
| him the boots"
"YOu-What? o. The foreman
. snapped the question out with
angry incredulity
The foreman was furious. But
some instinct warned him that IN
less he wanted to break with
Crawford completely he must re-
strain his impulse to rip loose.
CHAPTER X.
Dave stood on the fence of one of
the shipping pens of the Albu-
querque stockyards and used a
prod-pOle to guide the bawling cat
tie below. The Fifty-Four Quarter
Circle was loading a train of beer
steers and COWS for Denver. Just
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in the hope OF getting back IA
yorite horse worth SO little IN
actual cash. But he meant to move
to his end intelligently.
II Miller and Doble were in the
city they would be hanging out al
some saloon or gambling-house.
His knowledge of their habits
took him to that part of town be
low Lawrence Street. While he
chatted with his foot on the rail,
glass of beer in front of him, he
made inconspicuous inquiries or
bartenders. 1t did not take him
long to strike the trail.
Two fellows | knew in the cat
tie. country said they were comm
to Denver Wonder if they did
One of ems big fat guy name o
Miller-kinda rolls when he walks.
Others small and has a glass eye.
Called himself George Doble
when 1 knew him"
Come in here most every day
both of 'em. Waitin' for the Fes-
tival of. Mountain and Plain to open
up. Got some kinda concession.
They look to yours truly like
The bartender pulled himself up
short and began polishing the top
of the bar vigorously. He was a
gossipy soul, and more than once
his tongue had got him into
trouble
They been quarrelin' a good
deal together. | expect the combl-
nation is about ready to bust up"
he whispered confidentially.
"Quarrelin'? What about?"
"Oh, l dunno. They act like
they're sore as a boil at each 9TH
err Honest, l thought they was
goin' to mix it yesterday. l breez-
ed up wit bottle an they kinda
cooled off,"
Dave did not care how much they
quarreled or how soon they parted
after he had got back his horse.
Until that time he preferred that
they would give him only one trail
to follow instead OF two.
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TEACHER TAKES
GROTTO OFFICE
r~remenies Of Installation Held In
Masonic Temple-HOn0r Past
Monarch Mace.

Charles w. Thacher was install
"A as monarch of Amoo grotto, No
Il in Masonic temple last night
rbere was an attendance of TOO
neople including the wives and
samiIies of members of the organ
cation for whose entertainment an
attractive program was rendered
a the conclusion of the ceremonies
OF installation.
Otto F. Hildebrandt, past mon
arch. was installing officer, assisted
nv otto Priester as chief justice
Joseph Johnson as master of cere-
monies, ]. w. Houder as marshal
and l.. r. Mace as captain of the
guard.
Mr.. Thacher, were installed as fol-
lows:
Chief justice-Walter A. Rosen-
field.
Master Of ceremonies-Benjamir
D. Farrar.
Marshal-William H. Kelley.
Captain of the guard-William F
Hansgen.
Sentinel-Linus Haberthur.
Treasurer-Ray o. OSterman.
Secretary-Frank L. Patterson.
Trustees for three years-H. A
Cleyenstine.
l.. X. Mace, the retiring mon
arch. was presented with a past
monarch's jewel and fez, J. W. Hou-
der making the address. Another
pleasant feature was the presenta-
ton to Frank Kelly of Moline, OF
an electric table stove by the mem
bers of AmOo caldroon drill team.
Following the installation there
was an entertainment which includ-
ed some circus stunts by 10 ath-
letes from the Y. NJ. G. A, who
gave an exhibit of tumbling and
other interesting features, and q
drill by members of the patrol OF
ZaI caIdron of Moline. Solos by
Miss Stella Oberstaller, readings
by Mrs. Walter G.. Murphy, fancy
dance by Miss Beatrice Ittner, and
songs by the Amoo grotto quartet
concluded the program.
Refreshments were served, and a
dance ended the evenings festivi-
ties.