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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-01

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi pres $3.50.
tydne, jest blize divadla a je
pri mem pekny byt o 5ti poko-
jich. Zavolejte Hamlock 478O
aneb Sc ptejte u jednatele We
Woodland Market Building,
roh Woodland SIS ul., dvere {.
207. 8-3
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PRODA Sc strizni obchod,
kde Sc trzi pres $500 tydne, je
We velmi dobrem miste. Biz
81 Sc sdeli v els. 1892 Miles
Ave. vezm6te Corlett karu a.
neb v Market Building roh
Woodland vych. 55. ul., els.
pokoje 207. 81
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r o B N E
OF N A M K Y
PRIJME Sc:

PRIME Sc starsi zena k opa-
trent 5tileteho hosika "a k leh-
ci domaci praci. Mohla by
bydleti v rodine, bude miti
sv6tnici pro sebe. Jen spole-
hliva necht' sc hlasi v {. 1904
AZ. ul. z Harvard Ave. mezi 6
a 8. hod. vecer. 8-3
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CANDY STORE vymeni sc "a
jednorodinny dum ma zapadni
strane v Gene $4,000. Je tam
Is pokoju, Stor a dive garaze.
Haste Sc u JOS. Krizek, 1870
Durkee Ave. Vezmete Union
karu. 8-3
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PRODA Sc novy 1ednorodinny
dunn ma vych. ITO. ul. Lot me-
ii / akr. Cena $4,000. Haste
Sc v els. 1918 BenWood Ave.
50
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Ma tie pavlacce, pomysllll 81,
brixensky mucednik asi staval
premyslel, vzpominal ma do
NOV, ma svou drahou Julii a ma
lou Zdenicku.
Spacek vystoupil po scho-
dech do prveho poschodi, ma
pavlacku. Stara zena vysla mu
v ustrety.
Pozadal il, zda-li by Sc, mohl
jeste nekolika ceskymi d.
stojniky podivati do svetnice,
We ktere Havlicek prebyval.
Mrzute ma neho pohledla.
Neni mono. Svetnices je "a
vrena. A vsechno uz je v nj
zmeneno. Nenl tn uz po mem
ami pamatky.
Pohledli jeste jednou ma pa
vlacku, do zahradky a odchaze
Ii s podivnou naladou " dust a
"a sebou slyseli volani nemec-
Ike zeny.
"To name rakouske dIstoj-
Milky, jdou 81 prohlednouti Ha-
vlickav domek -"
Horkokrevny Spacek chtel
sc ma babu rozbehnouti.
Zadrzeli no.
A pristiho dne v kursu, rekl
"Ovsem, nekteri panove vra
till Sc z exkurse zvlast' pozde.
Zajimali Sc vice, nez vrhani
min a o dcinky delovych W.
strelu, O HavlickGv domek v
BriXenu ."
Nebyli. nikterak prekvapeni,
re velitel vi O jejich navsteve.
Zminili Sc mezi ostatnimi v
kursu, re Sc byli podivati ma
HavlickGv domek a to stacilo,
ably Sc velitel o tom dozvedel.
Bylo v kursu n6kolik donaSe-
ca a velitelstvi vedelo o vsem.
Takovy byl zivot dastojnik1
v dustojnickem kursu.
Nadesel posledni den kursu.
Usporadan vecer ma rozlou'ce-
nou. Nalada byla druzna. Lou
Gill Sc lide, po nekolik nedel
zijici spolu, spjati stejnym 0.
sudem v nejblizsi budoucnosti
CO je ceka? V nejlepsim pr
pade nekolik dni zivota v eta.
pc a potom odchod do fronty.
Tesili Sc vsichni, Cesi, stej,
ne jako Nemci i Mad'ari, re u5
vsechno nemuze dlouhO trvat
Ovsem, ze t6sili sc ma konec
rdznymi pocity.
Cechum, pri pomysleni ns
to, o Gem slychali, jaky roz
vrat zacina Sc jeviti ma fronte
v zazemi, duse jasala.
Jinak bylo Nemcum a Ma
d'arIm. Proklinali vsechno
Jim pricinou shrouceni byl'
spatne vedenl, slabost vGdclch
rozhodujicich kruhd, uzko by
10 Jim v dust kdyz 81 prali
ably po vsech nevyslovnycl
trampotach nastal uz konec.
Vecirku ma rozloucenou su
castnili Sc ucitele, dGstojnic
V jidelne, uz cd zacatku ku
su, sedavali Cesi spolecne
stolu, stejne jako ostatni, sns
zili sc byti pohromade.
! Ke kazdemu stolu zasedl n
kdo z dustojniku ucitelu.
Mezi Cechy posadil Sc star
setnik, o nemz vedeli vsichn
ze je Czech. Velici setnik dl
: stojnickeho kursu zasedl me!
Nemce. Zprvu byla nalada ia
: 81 stisnena. Nez pc veeefi viz
jaksi vsechny rozjafilo.
A nebylo uz treba ohled
i Ultra brzy rano opusti kur
Nekolik jich jde do fronty, v
: sina k setninam pochodovym
;. etape.
Y Rozhovorili Sc. Zazplvan
Nemci vyzvali Cechy, ably z
: zpivali ceskou pisen. Radi p
slouchavali ceske pisne. Rik
) vail, re Cesi dovedou zpiv;
x
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PRODA Sc tunovy kryty truck
dale dIm O 6ti pokojich, vse
moderne zafizeno. Naleza Sc
blize Brookside parku a Deni-
son kary. Adressa sc sdell
adm. t. listu. So
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Smlte mluVlC, Vypalte ma dOfO-
zumeni aspon ojedinele rany
Okamzik jeste ticho. -
Nasloucham 80.
NedalekO ode mne .vypalila
hlidka ranu do temnlciho sc
vecera "a nj opodal druha a
rama jde "a ranou po cele ca
sti fronty 80" ~.
Pritel dohovoril
Sedeli vsichni skloneni, mno
ny stiral tajne vytrysklou slzu
- sedeli mlceli - otroci BIZ
dni :.
Venku byl krasny, jizni ve-
Ger.
Ze sousedstvi dolehal k je-
jich sluchu vasnivy prednes.
To nemecky kolega, starry mad
pcrucik, moderni' basnik, nyni
syn Marsuv, Won Stradovitz,
samotar, prednasel 81 nahlas u
olna sveho bytu, podle kazdo-
vecerniho sveho zvyku Dante
no Bozskou komedii.
We druhe polovici zafi kurs
konciI. Zajeli vsichni z kursu
Sc svymi uciteli az k Frazens-
feste, ably byli pfi velkem d6lo
streleckem cviceni na ostro.
Cviceni bylo We dne v noci.
Vrhany miny. Delove vystfely
letaly pres jejich hlavy. Haze
ny rucni granaty. To byl jakysi
hlucny zaverek kursu. Jeli ma
zp6t do Pova, ably Sc rozloucili
kursem a vyslechli, kan kite
ry byl pfidelen. Nebylo nutno
ieti nazpet re cviceni spolec-
ne. Automobily dovezly je az
do Brixenu, do nehoz pfijely k
veceru.
Vlak odtud k 1ridentu jel
az v noci. Bylo dosti casu pro
hlednouti 81 BriXen.
Jifi Easel do Brixenu neko-
lika Jeste druhy. Pozorovali Il
We mesto. Vzpomneli, re v Bri-
xenu byl v6znen Havlicek.
Patrili k vysokym horam sc
zvlastnimi myslenkaml.
Tudy pc okoll velky Czech
chodival, chyceny orel tn no
vofival obcany brixenskymi
hledival sc smutkem V dust, s
myslenkami V dali, ma okoln
vysok6 hory.
Tam daleko, daleko odtud z:
horami je zlaty domov, jsol
drazi. Bylo jiste cosi spoecne
no v myslenkach Havlicko
vych jeiich vzpominkaml.
| / oni hledeli k horam tou
hou, byti IA horami, i Jim nen
dovoleno odjeti, vratiti Sc tam
kde by chteli byt, k svym dra
hym.
| A mySlenka ia prekvapil
Jifiho.
Kan, kan, X jakym dra
hym? Bylo mu k zOufani.
V zidovskem obchode prods
vail pohlednice domku, v mem
Havlicek V Brixenu bydlel.
Kdosi navrhl, ably vyhleda
Havlickuv domek.
Vyptali Sc nan. Nejaky W
jak Jim povedel, ukazal sme
AZ ma konci mesta, u drah
stoji.
Sli X nemu mimo velke, m,
derni kasarny.
Maly domecek. Jednopatr
!. w, jake papirova hracka.
Vesli do dvora.
! Nikde nebylo nikoho videt
: obesli domek. Ia MIN byla m
: Ia zahradka, We ktere odkvet
: ly velke kvety slunecnic.
) Pohledli vzhdru. Drevel
I pavlacka. A kol do kola ro
: hled ma hory, obepinajici b
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IA PRfCINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan pekny
dvourodinny ddm v Corlett.-
Tvrde podlahy, dive koupelny.
garaz, fernes a jine zaflzeni.
Da sc velni laclno a ma mlrne
splatky. Haste sc v {. 1896
Durkee Ave. NJ
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PRIME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci, muze chodi-
ii ma noe domu. Haste Sc V
c. 1896 E. 116. ul., blize Kins-
man Rd. S-3
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TRI Lofty ostatni hotove "a
jednorodinny neb dvourodinny
dim. BlizSi sdeli J. Krizek,
1870 Durkee Ave. Vezmete
Union karu. 8-3
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PRODA Sc obuvnicka dina
velmi LEVINE, an majetnik ma
pfitomne jiny obchod. Haste
sc v els. 4267 zap. 35. ul. blize
Pearl Rd. 8@4
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Reservnfm setnikem byl. V
miru vrchnfm oficialem ns. po-
Ste, kdesi v Cechach.
"Uvazte, ctyFi deti donna
zena ma prosf, abych Sc uz
setril a chranil neprijiti vice do
fronty. A ctyri deti pisi. A zna
te, co by nasledovalo, kdybych
s kursisty mluvil cesky. Ami do
konce bezneho kursu bych ne
vydrzel. A tax Sc premaham k
Will rodine tesim Sc vzdy ma
vecer rozlouceni, re 81 Sc vse-
mi Cechy, ktere jsem "a neko-
lik nedel v kursu penal, prece
cesky pohovorim, ze Jim aspon,
nez odjedou, take reknu v d.
verne chvili, ze jsem Czech.
A veselo bylo. Ceske pisne
konecne j velitele setnika pri-
vabily. l ten zasedl mezi ne, "a
pomnel ma vsechny - Czech -
v posledni noel pred jejich od-
jezdem - primal sc k tomu,
re dovede cesky a cesky sc roz
hovoril -.
Jiri premyslel, jake charak-
terry vychovava Rakousko z ce-
skych lidi, vyuzivajic tvrde o.
tazky zivota, chleba. Bylo moz
no, ably techto pomerd neco
krasneho vzniklo?
.Loucili sc skoro az do rama.
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PRIJME Sc radna a spolehli-
va zena k vedeni domacnosti
v ctyrclenne rodine. Haste Sc
v els. 1874 vych. 46. ul. 81
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PRIME Sc zkuseny finisher a
draper ma satech, jakoz i
schopni delnici. Haste Sc u
S. & S. Dress Co., 4346 Mar
tin Ave. 81
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PRlJMOU Sc zkuseni delnlci
ma rucni vysivani direk ma
muzske kabaty. Haste Sc u
Bloch Co., 1920 Superior Ave.
So
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PRODA Sc A-tunovy Over
land truck, 1913" "a levnou
cenu. Haste sc cis. 1852
Broadway, dvere {. 3. 81
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SMOLfkUV ZAVOD

jenz neni k prekonani.
Prinestc Vase Satstvo do Ob
chodu V {. 6217 Broadway neb
zavolejte a my 81 pro objednav
ku prijedeme a tez Yam il
pfivezeme. O. S. Union 553-W
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xxx.

A nasledujiciho dopoledne
Sc rozjizd6li. Jiri nekolika
druhy jel nazpet do etapy. Hla
sill sc v etape We Sterzinku.
"Tri z vas pojedou lined "a
plukem do fronty," upozornil
je adjutanta vrchniho velitel-
stvi We Sterzinku, kdyz je row.
nal do rady k hlaseni Sc pod
plukovnikovi.
Byla We vsech mala dusicka.
Kdo Mich to bude? Kazdy
den zdal Sc Jim byti dobry.
Jiri vyvazl. Vracel Sc ke
sve setnine do Frauenfeldu.
Uvitali no.
"Mame Sc tu dobre," fekl We
litel jejich pochodoveho pra-
poru, spoluzak, nadporucik
Dusek, "az ma to, re mas stary
prohani a re v menazi name
hlad."
! Ease zacal Jifimu zivot u set
: niny. Rano ma cviceni Sc set
ninou, odpoledne skola, nebo
strelba, nebo opet cviceni.
Vojaci byli zrejme nespoko
jeni. To uz nebyla poslusna ar
mazda, COST vnikalo do vojska a
den ode dne Sc stupnovalo.
Marine jezdili po etapnich oddi
lech "Faterlandsunterrichts-
oficiri" kteri NELL znovu pro-
bouzeti v dustojnicich muz.
stvu nadseni a vlastenecky cit
k sirsi vlasti.
= Eel, re nasli sc mezi Cechy
lide, kteri Sc propGjcili k tomu
10 ZdHleSIildIll.
A piece veskera namaha by
}, la marna.
} Vecer citaval Jiri dopisy ce'
skych .voiaku setniny, ke ktert
: byl pridelen. Porucik velitel ne
rozum6l cesky, proto veskery
| ceske listky a psani daval cen
surovat Jirimu. A tento jicl
: necetl snad proto, ably je censl
:. roval, ably zabranil dalsi po
r stovni doprave tech, ktere b!
l Sc mu snad zdaly zavadnymi
: cetl je vsak pouhe zvedavo
sti, o Gem ze pfemysli duse vo
3 jaku.
A skoro veskera psani byl'
7 pima utaiene revolty.
|, We vSech dopisech byla tou
! ha po domoye, narek ma hlad
Il prosby, aby 2 toho mala, co jir
k donna Zhylo, nezapomlnaii
o dom,v:l va vojaky.
ca. III ySak i zamiloIans
i. touzehna lsani milenkam
$. procitai odpovedi t6chto, d
It ne mu k censure. A veSkera t
k nezna sdeleni, touzebna psal
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PRODA Sc

NARYTEk lKAMNA 2 dru~
he r,lky prodava kupuje v
Sedlacek, 4641 Broadway. Z
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u AKROVA FARMA

1914 AKROVA FARMA v
Twinsburku, 16 krav, Z jalo-
vic, l sprezeni, cistokrevna
prasnice, 5 podsvincat, voda
We vsech budovach, 2 sila ve-
skerou sklizni. Novy sad pra-
We nesouci. .Proda sc LEVINE "a
hotove neb Sc vymeni "a do
bre Sc vypfacejicf majetek. -
Alex Day, 533 vych. 1O2. ul.-
Tel. Eddy 388 r.
q .
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PRODA Sc Encyclopedia Bri-
tanica, 9te vydani, vazana v
knihach. Haste sc u pi. Smr-
zove 4939 Broadway. 81
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IA VALECNEHO BtSU."
ROMAN UcASTNfKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

A Y tn chvili pripadal jsem
81 tax bidny, re nemohu vypo-
vedet.
Ticho bylo, mic nerusilo wy
praveni dejin. Jenom vzlykot
jsem slysel. Jako ia, plakali
vsichni posti, kteri poslouchali
vypraveni.
"Tak jsem skoncil, prijdu "a
Sc, hosi. A myslete ma to, ze
jste Cesi, re nase draha vlast
upi dosud v otroctvi a re po-
vinnosti mas vsech je, il osvo-
bodit! -. A ted, abych vedel,
ze jsme 81 rozumeli, kdyz ne
smite mluvit, vypalte ma doro-
zumeni aspon ojedinele rany
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PRODA Sc dGm o 8 pokojfch
s velkym Totem. Zavolejte
Lincoln 164l J. Sd
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Wrigley's Adds u Zest and HELPS Digest
:
GAMES NOW PLAYED BY RADIO
Checkers Only One of the Many
Amusements That Lend Them.
selves to the Wireless.

'flhying games by radio is the now
est sport" writes William Trhcr il
the July 81. Nicholas. "'rhc boys III
and around New York city who hay,
small ralio-t"l"grnph sets, are having
Il great deal of fun nowadays in ear
rNing on contests and tournaments
through the air. Folks who are listen
ing in near conversations like this:
IT'S your move, John. | Just
Jumped from twenty To twrniy.Srvrn' :
Ail right, Tom; I'm moving from
ten io fourteen.
"if we did l"ar Il conversation like
This, we should ut once know that a
gam" "f checkers was being played.
Checkers is only one Of the lnany
games that lends itself to radio. PLAY.
ing radio checkers is just ns easy and
almost rs fast rs playing the game in
the ordinary manner. In fact, il is
more exciting than the usual game,
brch'iS" we arc always playing IN in
visible opponent"
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EARLY MORN

SYNOPSIS.-To the Kentucky
Wilderness outpost commanded by
Jerome Sanders, in the time imme-
dlately preceding the Revolution,
comes white boy fleeing from
trlpe or Shawnees by whom he had
peeh captured and adopted as a son
or tho chief Kahtoo. He Is given
shelter and attracts tho favorable
attention of Dave Yandell, Il leader
among tho settlers. The boy warns
ms new friends Of the coming of Il
shawnee war party. The fort Is
attacked, and only saved by the
umeiy appearance of u party of
Virginians. The leader of these Is
fatally wounded. but in his dying
moments recognizes the fugitive
youth as his son. At Red Oaks.
plantation on tho james river. Vir-
ginia. Colonel Dale's home, the hoy.
appears with Il message for the
colonel. who after reading It intro
duces the bearer to his daughter
barbara as her cousin, Erskine
Dale. Ersline meets two other
cousins. Harry Dale and Hugh VIII
loughby. Ducling rapicrs on a wall
at Red Oaks attract Erslsine's Mt
tention. He takes his first fencing
lesson from Hugh. Yandell visits
lted Oaks. At the county fair mt
Williamsburg ErSkine meets n
youth, Dane Grey. and there at
once arises bitter antagonism be-
tween them. Grey. in liquor, in
suits Erskine. and the latter, for
'hc moment all Indian, draws his
kNii". fandcl diSarms him.
Ashamed OF his conduct I'm the af-
-
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CHAPTER Vll-Continued.

On the seventh day he was nearing
the village. where the sick chief Law,
and whcn he caught sight of the too
prrS in Il little creek bottom. no fired
his rifle, and putting IEircly into Il
Gall"p and with right hand high. swept
I'M" the village. Several bucks had
caught up bow or rifle mt the rcpori
OF tho gun and the clnttcr Of hoors.
nut their hands relaxed when thry
saw his sign of peace. The SuuawS
gathered and there wore grunts of
recognition and greeting when the boy
pulled up in their midst. The flaps OF
the CHIEFS tent parted and his foster
mother started toward him with sud-
den stream nf tear5 and turned quick
ly back. The old chiefs keen black
eyes We're waiting for her and he
spoke before she could open her lips ::
"White Arrow 1t is we'll. Icrc-at
.once.'
Erskinc had swung from his horse
and followed. The old chief measured
him from head to foot slowly and his
face grew content:
"Show me the horSo"
The boy threw back the flaps of the
tent and with Il gesture bade an In
dian to lead l'rctly 10 and fro. The
horse even thrust his beautiful head
over his masters shoulder and looked
within, Snortins gently. Kahtoo
waved dismissal:
"You must ride north soon to carry
the white wampum and a peace talk.
And when YOU 80 you must hurry back,
for when the sun is highest on tile
day after you return, my spirit will
pass"
And thcrcupon he turned his face
and went back into sleep.
Just before sunset rillr-Shots sound
ed in the dStance--thc hunters were
coming In - and the accompanying
whoops meant great success. Each Of
three bucks carried Il deer over his
shoulders, and foremost Of the three
was Crooked Lightning, who barely
paused when he saw F.rSkine, and
then with an insolent glare and grunt
passed him and tossed his deer at the
feet Of the squaws. The hoys hand
Slipped toward the handle of his tomn-
hawk, but some swift instinct kept him
still. The savage must have had good
reason for such open defiance, for the
lad began to feel that many others
shared In his hostility and he began
ITO wonder and speculate.
Quickly the feast was prepared and
the boy ate apart--hs fostcr-moihcr
bringing him fOod--but he could hear
the story of the days hunting and the
'nllusions to the prowcss Of Crooked
Aightning's son. Black Wolf, who was
Erskine's age, and he knew they were
but slurs against himself.
Fresh wood was thrown on the fire
and as its light leapcd upward the lac
saw an aged Indian emerge from on,
OF two tents that sat apart on little
risc-saw him lift both hands TOWARD
the stars for moment and then re
turn within.
"Who Is that?" he asked.
"Thc new prophet" said his mother
"He has been but one moon here ant
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SPURNED BY MAN,
Girl. KILLS SELF
F|apper Love Sends Evelyn Cou-
ture to Death and Kenneth
Gumm to Hospital.
BREAKS UP WEDDING
Marriage Festivities Turned Into
Tragedy by infatuated Girl-Bride
Tells Story Of Dead Girls
Persistence.

Toledo, Ohio.-Flappcr love, violent
ana passionate, but shallow and I'M.
potent, sent Evelyn Couture, nineteen
years old, Of Sylvania, to her death
pS hcr own hand and put Kenneth T..
Huhih, twenty-one. Of Toledo, In a
hospital with bullet In his lung.
Mrs. Pearl Thomas Grmm. wife of
the wounded man. Is Il candidate for
the state senate In the primary cleo
tloh. She has espouScd the cause Of
snort skirts, bobbcd hair ana other
features OF liberal platform.
wedding festivities of young Gumm
ana MS bride Of few hours were
matted by IN insistent knock on the
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we were expecting guests for din.
nor. one OF them WAS friend Of my
husbands family, and had the rcp,i-
thtion Of being Il most particular cook
ana h"uSrk"cpcr. | was, nccor,linglv
trli'r pcrinrhrd about the appear
hhcc of the house and the dinner
''l"l rs began preparations, n
h'l"iih"rS enid was seriously hurt.
ana hurried 10 the assistance of ihr
distracted mother, after giving insir,Ic.
ti"nS 10 my husband to peel tie pot;.
toes and put them on to boil. When
! returned, my guests had arrived. AT
the table ! noticed that the potatoes
had been peeled cnrciesSly, and :pulo.
glZcd, explaining that my husband had
done them.
The visitor said "Your husband
didn't d" them; 1 did."-Chicago
Tribune.
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How many Sclfnade men have is
reality been made by their wivesf
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leaves fell and I am here. Why IN
Crooked lightning here? Why is tho
new prophet2 Who Is the woman?
What has She done that she must die?
What Is the peace talk you wish me
TO carry nOrth?"
lhc old man heSitatcd long with
closed eyes. When he opened thcm
tne fire was gone and they were dim
again
"l'he story of the prophet and
crooked Lightning Is too long" he
said wcarily. II will tell tomorrow.
The woman must die because her
people have slain NINE Besides. she
Is growing blind and Is trouble You
carry the white wampum> to Il council.
The Shawnces may Join the Britisl.
against our cncmics--thc pnlcfaces."
u Will wait" said the lad. 81 Will
carry the white wampum. If YOU war
against the pnlcfacc on this side of
the mountain-I am your enemy. II
YOU war with the British against them
all am your enemy. And the woru.
an must not die"
Il have spoken" said the old man.
u have spoken said the boy. He
turned to lie down and went to sleep.
me OLD man sat on, staring out at tile
stars.
Just outside the tent figure slipped
away rs n0tSelcSSly as Il snake. When
1t rose and emerged from the shadows
the freight showed the malignant, tri-
umpiant face of Crooked lightning.
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mas much power over our youp., mon -
AN armful of pine fugots was tossed
on the blaze, and in Il whiter lean of
light he saw the face of q woman ,t
the olhcr tent--Saw her face and for
moment met her eyes before shc
shrank back-and neither face nor
eyes belonged to an Indian. Startled
| lie caught his mother by the wrist .nd
| all but cried out:
And that" The old woman hest
tated and scowlcd:
"A paIefnce. Kahtoo bought her
ana adopted her but"-thc old woman
gave Il little cultural cluck Of fri.
| uniph-"Sle dies tomorrow. Knhtoo
will burn her"
burn her?' burst out the boy.
Inc palefnces have killed many of
Kahtoo's kim"
llttle later when he was passing
near the white woman's tent n girl SAT
III front OF 1t pounding corn in a NOR
TAR. She looked up at him and, star
ing, smiled. She had the skin of the
half-brced, and he stopped startled by
mat fact and her Dcauty-und went
H"''NiS VII. Ht Olu NNhtOO'S lodge he
could not help turning to look mt her
again. and this time she rose uuicllv
ana slipped within the tent. lie turned
10 nnd his fostcr-mothcr watching him.
"Who is that girl?" The old woman
looked displensed.
Daughter OF The white woman"
Docs she know"
Neither knows"
What is her namc?"
Early Morn"
Early Morn and daughter OF the
white woman-he would like to know
more Of those two. and he half turned.
but the old Indian woman cnuubt him
by the arm:
"Do not 20 thcrc-you will only
make more trouble"
lie followed the flash OF her eycs
to the edge Of the freight where u
young Indian stood watching and
Sowing:
"Who is thnt?"
"Hlack Wolf, son Of Crooked Light
ming
"Ah :" thought ErSkine.
Within the old chief called fnin:1y
and the Indian woman mo1ioncd. the
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with a gesture Pontiac bade
Crooked Lightning speak"
GRO BE CONTINUED)
The Mao With a Mission.

The Mao With Mission.
The "man with q mission" is he.
coming Il nuisance. Nine times out
Of ten he seems to be headed away
from the kind of work he is best
qualified 10 ho.-l 'ouSton Post.