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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19

vladnouti. Okamzik bylo tt
cho, nemz bylo slyseti slaby
a lkavy vzdech jako zmuceny
narek duse, jez uleta ze zem6,
opoustejic ty, jez miluje. A
tento vzdech nevyrazil ami Ar
mand ami Lucie. Oba byli tax
rozruseni, ze jej neslysei. Ar
mand, odtahnuv ruce a zved-l
sfuv hlavu, pokracoval poma-i
lu:
"Nehledam omluv. Nemohu
jich najiti a ostatne, kdyby
pro mne bylo, pdmitl bych je.
Nebot' je to desne rici to: mann
radost ze sveho hrichu a ne
cht6l bych nebyti hrisnikem,
tax je mi sladko milovati vas,
i kdyz vim, re cinim zle, i
kdyz vim, re nemohu v mic
doufati. Nebot', dejte mi to
pravo, re jsem Sc snazil ucho-
vati sve tajemstvi a ze bylo
treba muk zarlivosti, ably mi
vyrvalo vsechnu' zdlNenlivost-
Stacilo mi videti vas, slyseti
vas a kdybyste byla svolila zd-
stati u mas, byl bych zkrotl
sve touhy a byl bych ucinil 81
st6stim ziti vedle vas a obeto-
vati yam vse, co by mohlo byti
necisteho v me lasce. Ale zpra
va o smlouve mezi Cravantem
a vami mne pomatla rozum. CT
til jsem nekolik okamzikI, ze
bych byl schopen zabiti muze,
byl-li by tax St'asten, ably vas
mel. Nyni jsem' klidny, uvazo-
val jsem a jsem rozhodnut sna-
seti vsechnu strast, abych vas
nemucil nenutil. Nemam zad
neho prava mad vami, nem6l
jsem pravdu, ze jsem tax va
mi mluvil, jak tjsem to ucinil,
tezce jsem Sc zapomnel, racte
mi to odpustiti a vdejte Sc "a
toho, koho milujete kdo milu-
je vas"
Posledni slova padala z jeho
ust jako vzlyky. TAX Sc trasl
natlakem. ktery 81 ukladal, ze
Sc zdal blizek ztratit v6domi.
Byl zsinaly, oci mel hluboko
pod obocim, rty v krecich, ce-
10 sklonene, jakoby prosil mi
lost. Byla pohnuta jeho uslech-
tilym obratem, jeho hrdinskou
trpelivosti jeho n6znym Sc
beobetovanim. Nemohl uciniti
vice nez prijmouti to, co po-
kladal "a stesti pro nj, kdyz
toto stesti by bylo pro neho
mukou stokrat krut6jsi nez
smrt. Chtela jej odmeniti re-
!kla S mirnosti, ktere tax dlou-
y N
ho nj neznal:
"Nevim vdbec, miluje-li mne
pan de Cravant tolik, jak tvr-
di, ale tim jsem jista, ze no ne
! miluji. Rekla jsem vam to jiz
a vite, ze nikdy nelhu.''
(Pokratov&ni.)
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Move tyo modely buji 81 ak videt rovnych hladkych
nch prednost davana jest kascke draper Tvary prdou
who'd havne snech postav ably vzbuzen byl dnes
vSeobecne Sthost obleku levo pouzito
byo krepu udrzeni jeho posacu ramenn pasky spolu
nym tfem ez sesouvaji hores cast paze Obek dru-
ny zhooven jest samaoveho sfonu, ktkmi rukavci
ay vsak pokracovani sou prodlouzeny
tJnU1iuritfw dolenninl
kraji ozdobena kozesnou splyva az po zem
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-12-19


pravem? Musite mi rici sve
priciny, sve dIvody, sve omlu-
Wy. Chci, a!byste mluvil. Nikdo
Sc nevyjadruje mlcenim: !iste
mi nyni dluzen vysvetleni. Od-
povezte mi. Reknete neco. Co
zamena toto chovani? Jste ne
mocen nebo sfleny?"
Kdyz zIstal pred nj vicky
sklopenymi, usta zkroucena,
bez vyrazu a nepohnute, ucho
pila jej "a ruku zatrasla
Jim prchlive. Pc tomto brutal
MIN upomenutf rozhodl Sc od-
povedeti a fekl TIME hluchym
hlasem: "Nejsem ami memo
cen, ami sileny, ackoli hrozne
, trpim."
"Trpite!!" opakovala nesmi-
ritelne. "To je ddvod, abyste
mne urazel, abyste vyhrozoval
, panu de Cravant?"
"Nenavidim jej!"
"Je to vas pfibuzny, je to
vas pritel."
"Nenavidim jej!"
IA proc jej nenavidite?"
Po techto slovech sc stala
promena v tomto muzi, ktery
Sc zdal chvili podoben mramo-
ru. Jeho oci vrhaly plameny,
jeho cello Sc osvetlilo, a on pri-
bliziv Sc k Lucii tax, ze il pa
lii svym dechem, rekl prud-
kym, vasnivym hlasem:
"Nenavidim jej, protoze vas
niiluji! A jsem nest 'asten, tr-
PIN, jsem bidny, protoze me-
mann prava, milovati vas. Cd te
DOLBY, CO sem u vas, mucite mne
abyste mne prinutila mluviti.
Vidite dobre, ze jsem mel prici
nu mlceti. Tato slova, jez RI
KAN, byste nemusila nikdy sly
seti, nebot' vas urazeji, vas,
! jez jste mlada, cista, cudna,
hodna vseho zboznovani vsi
Icty, ia slova mne deli navzdy
cd vas, mne, ktery jsem 81 ne
pfal nez jedno: ziti pred vasi-
ma ocima, byti vasim vernym
otrokem a umriti u vasich no.
hou!"f :
Mluyil Sc zapalem lasky, kite
ry divku rozechvival. Byl pred
nj prosehnikem jako fanatik
ma modlitbach, tato laska,
kterou vyznaval jako hriSnou,
kterou ona pokladala "a nehod
nou, byla tax hluboce procite-
ma, tax naprosto vzdalena vse-
no, co nebyla ona, re j nena-
padl zadny strach a ze Sc proti
nemu nebourila. Chapala, re
zvednutim prstu by dosahla Il
pine. poslusnosti. Rekl il: byl je
Jim velrnym otrokem a spise by
zemfel nez by Sc, il znelibil. -
On, schvacen prudkosti
svych citI, klesl ma taburet u
Luciintch nohou a MAZE obli-
Gej v rukou, usiloval opet Sc Q.
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POSLEDNf LASKA.
- r q M 4 N -
Napsal G. Ohnet. Pfelozil J. Sajfc.

Mlzes u nj ztraviti rozhodnou
chvii a vahas? Jste v predve-
ceru udalostf, jez vazne zmenf
jeff zivot, a ty je chces necha-
ii uskutecniti, aniz bys pred nj
otevrel prilisnou plnost sveho
srdce? A proc couvas pred tim
vyznanim? Proc Sc pokouSfs u
mrtviti sc moralnimi d1vody a
filosofickymi teoriemi? Jaka
pravda je v tom vsem, CO de-
klamujes? Je dobro a zlo abso-
lutni? Kdo je ustanovil? Ne
jsou tos ciste a pouhe smlouvy
spoiled censke? Smluvili Sc ma
principech mravnosti k uzit-
ku massey bytosti. Ale jsou tyto
principy utvoreny pro vsecky a
jest ohavne vyprostiti Sc z
Mich? Je trochu detinstvi v
tech vycitkach, jez te matou.
Jed;na opravdova bolest je me-
dostatek stesti. A stesti TIVE je
mfti Lucii. Pokus Sc dobyti il.
.T~":'ni Sc mad predsudky, sla-
bosti a vnut' Jim svou Will.
Armand duchem rozcile-
nym tim to narazem kracel
skoro nevedomky cestou, KITE
rou prochazel. Slysel v sobe
hlas sveho svedomi a sve chout
ky, jez 81 odpovidaly vazne ne
bo zertem, mckee nebo prud-
&c, ZUaIU sc TTTU, ze J1iTO TTT0=
EEK je krute mucen. Nemel jiz
vedomi sveho fysickeho zivota.
Shledal, aniz vedel, jak tam
dospel a proc tam prisel, re Sc
di ma travnatem navrsi ma po-
kraji cesty k Vilers, pdl kilome
tru cd Deauville. Vytahl hodin
ky a videl, re je jedenact ho-
din. Velka unava byla tedy je-
dina stopa, jez zachovala bouf
Ivy spor, kteremu prave podle
hal.
Vstal a dal sc opet smerem
k vile. Nyni myslil jen ma je-
dine, totiz ze Lucie ceka a re
bude nutno vysv6tleni mezi nj
mi. Co Tekne? Co bude sly
ii? Jaky bude miti vysledek z
teto rozmluvy? Nezabyval sc
tim. Chtel Sc setkati S Lucii, to
bylo vse. Prisel brzy ke dve-
rim domku. Tu jej uchvatil pc
cit pohorsive vyjimecnosti pri
chodu ke slecne Andrimontov6
a misto, ably vessel k nj, vstou.
pill do zahrady u Willy. Sci ma.
lou aleji, ktera jej minule no.
ci vedlak brance, zakryte bre.
ct'anem, bez hluku il prose-
druhe strany zdi. = Nechal
branku docela malo pfivfenou
by il nemusil opetne otvirati a
kraceje opatrne podel kvetra
tych houstin, by nebyl WIDEN
priblizil Sc k domu.
Vsechno bylo tmave tiche
Jedine okno salonku propou-
stelo zaluziemi slabe svetlo
Zde cekala Lucie. Citil, re mi
srdce prudce busi a vystupuj'
po stupnich schodiste, vstoupi
do predsin6, kde vse bylo zha.
nuto. v teze chvili Sc otevrel;
branka We zdi, kterou sc vpli
iii prave do zahrady a kterol
nechal pfivrenu a bila postav'
vesla do aleje, vedouci k dom
ku. Prosla touze cestou jak'
Armand, cekala dosti dlouhol
chvfli dole u schodiste, pal
chv6jicim Sc krokem vystoupi
la po schodech a vesla do pret
sine.
Hrabe uzasly temnotou zpr
WI zavahal, pax poIal tapati
usilulje, ably nezpdsobil hluku
Avsak byl slysen, nebot' zved
nutou zaclonou proniklo velk'
sv9tlo do predpokoje a ma pra
hu salonu sc zjevila miss Grit
fifth, usmivajic Sc. Kdyz Ar
mand uzasly Sc nehybal, Angl
canka ustupujic, ably mu uci
nila misto, pravila:
''Vstupte, pane hrabe. 20
Vessel. V salonu sedela Luci
v teze toalete, jakou mela u O
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zete jiti, nepotrebuji vas jiz."
Obrovska Griffith dala Lucii
mocne shake-hands, pozdravi-
la hrabete a odesla dvefmi pro
tejsimi proti tenn, jez otevrela
Armandovi. Jejf silny krok "a
znel ma schodisti, otfasl podla-
hou v horejsim poschodf, pax
docela umlkl. To bylo v Okla
mziku, kdy bila postava, jez
-nasledovala hrab9te, vesla "a
MIN do domku.
Kdyz sc ocitli proti sobe, po-
hledeli Lucie a pan de Fonte-
nay ma sebe beze slova. On
chmurny starostlivy, ona tro-
chu bleda, ale bez pohnuti. Cd
te DOLBY, kdy NELL spolu ,vaz-
nou rozmluvu v Neuilly, druhy
den po navstev6 Minnie, a v niz
Sc Lucie odhodlala opustiti sve
dstrani, nikdy Sc nevid6h beze
svedka. Jen nekolik m6sfcI u
plynulo cd te DOLBY, Jim sc
zdalo, re presly roxy mad tim
to neznym pratelstvim, jez je
spojilo, tolik nyni bylo mezi
mimi tisne a neditklivosti. Hr-
da Lucie to pocitila tax 1--WE,
re nechtela nesti teto vnitfni
tie zdvihnuvsi hlavu, pravi-
la s pohrdavym lsmevem:
..Zdslo sic iste ldivnn
tim, re jste byl prijat moji spo-
lecnici? Nemyslil jste prece,
ze Sc vydam v nebezpeci, ably
sc zdalo, ze vas zde prijimam
potaji?"
"Nemyslil jsem nic," odpo-
vedel hrabe hlasem velice IT,
chym a jako udusenym "Ucini
la jste, jak Sc vam li|bilo ne
napada mi mic posuzovati."
"Jste nahle velmi mirny," /"
pravila drsne. "Pred dvema no
dinami jste sc ukazal meme
! snasenlivym."
"Prede dvema hodinami byl
jsem pohnnt Uneven a prosim
vas, abyste mi jej odpustila."
"Odpustila bych vam velice
snadno, kdybych byla jista, re
vam bude zkusenost k prospe-
chu a jiz nezacnete znovu. A.
lie me postaveni vedle vas sc
stava prilis nesnadnym a ia je
chci zmeniti."
Myslil, re narazi ma svGj sna
tex S Cravantem a Zbledl. Ia.
vrel oci, stiskl rty, ably nevide
la plamen jeho pohledu, aby
proud horkych SLOW, jenz stou'
pal ma usta, nemohl sc vymk.
nouti. Pozorovala jej poprvt
shledala, ze je docela sklicen
skoro bezvladany, object ze ms
bezvyrazny jako clovek, kterJ
spi a je uveden do stavu som
nambulickeho.
"Zda Sc, re nechapete, CT
yam pravim," pravila dale 81
zoufalou tvrdosti pred jeht
mlcenim a jeho ochablosti
"Ztratil jste tedy vsechnu vni
mavost, vsechen takt a vsech
nu bystrost? Ci mne spise ura
zite, ze sc mnou jednate jake
/, zenou, vlci ktere 81 lie vsecl
no dovoliti?"
Tentokrate Sc dotkla citeln'
no mista. Zdalo Sc, ze ozivl
cerven vstoupila ma jeho lice
ucinil gesto odporu, ohybaj'
:, Sc, jakoby Sc chtel vrhnouti nj
kolena, zvolal:
"Ja! ia! Ktery mann k van
vice nez lctu y" !,
). "Mlcte!" prerusila jej vzte
kle. "Nespokojim Sc krasnym
fecmi. Vase rec Sc meni pfili
snadno podle okolnosti a podl'
mist, Nejde jiz o neurcite pro
;! testy, je treba urciteho a roz
hbdneho vysvetleni. Jakym pr
vem jste mi pohrozil, budu-l
:. mluviti panem de Cravant
ze jej uderite prede vsemi?"
ZIstal opet bez pohledu nj
nj a beze slova, nepohnut, tva
nepristupnou, jakoby chtsl, a
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-26

The first debate Holly has partic.
jpated in for several years will be
held in the local auditorium this Fri
day evening. The opposing team
is from Wiley and the debate will
surely be worth the attention Of the
people who are interested in this
class of work. The question to be
debated is: Resolved that per
,nancnt restriction should be plac-
cd on European immigration" Hollv
the championship of that division
well, Maynard Wood and Charlie
Wright A great deal of nrepara-
tiCn has been made and Holly has 2
good chance Of winning from her
opponents. Holly and Wiley debat
for the championship of the eastern
division while at the same tfmo
lamar is debating las Animas for
will he rcnresented bv Edgar Cant
The admission is Is cents for all thu
school children and 25 cents fo,
adrllts. Come out and support tho
Holly schools.
The game scheduled for Friday
,cvening with the Wiley girls has
been postponed until SATURDAY.
night, when double header will br
played on the Wiley court. A great
many of the students should plan t.
accompany the team and give then
the support necessary to win.
After very exciting game plav
ed last Friday evening in the local
gym the Holly boys won from the
Lamar team by score Of 1878. The
game was fast and more rough than
necessary. A great many fouls were
made by both teams and the in
ability of either side to throw free
throws. lowered the score of the
game The Holly team played bet
ter than at any time during the
year and. altho. not much team
work was in evidence. 1t was not en-
tirely the fault of the boys The
Holly lineup was: Forwards. Dale
and Renald Blair: Center, James
Adkins, Guards. George Robson
and William ShackelfOrd. Towards
the last of the game, George Smelt
ger, Grant Hill and James Fearne
We're run in as substitutes The
Holly girls on the Lamar court won
from the Lamar girls by score of
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-26
OBITUARY
GEORGE N. PHARES

A1he is .uIIceTIdlH, DedCn Is sure.
We rise up In the morning and go
about our daily task. trusttully or
perhaps thoughtlessly, believing
that the tomorrows will stretch on
and on in the future as they have
in the past. Yet how many many
times is the truth borne in on us
every day that all our ambitions
and plans for the future are brush.
I'd aside. when the Great Creator
'alls. Geo. N. Phares. son of Geo
N. Phares was born Sept. Z, 1854 and
met death by the overturning Of
his own car. Death was instantane
"Hs and he was not found for three
hours after the fatal accident, which
Incurred Jan. IL. 1922. He was 67
ears. 4 months and days old.
He was married to Emma ]. Gas
ard July 4, 1877 Five children have
blessed their happy union. two
'aughters and three sons, Gilbert
". of Aurora. ILL.,. Leo. K. or Jarosa
Colo, Marie Waggener of Gasport
Ind. and two deceased children
Effie and Geo. Phares He was the
last to go out Of family OF six
two brothers and three sisters. He
united with the church in 1902 and
was an ordained minister. He was
. graduate Optometrist of Chicago
Ill OF late years he was farming
and in bee culture. The accident
was such shock to his dear com,
nanion and his children. The two
sons and one brother-inlaw and
one sisterin-law were at the funer
al. He will be much missed by all
neighbors and at the church but
will be missed most by his lonely
companion, who Is heart t-brOken in
her great sorrow.
"Oh how dearly We have loved you
And how hard to drink the cup,
sFis so sad to lose our husband,
But we had to give him up.
Death has come with icy fingers,
But memory will never fade,
Sweetest thoughts shall ever linger.
Round the grave where he is laid
Silently the shades OF evening,
Gather round our lonely door,
and in bee culture. The accidental
That dear face we see no more.
May we meet again in Heaven,
That happy home beyond the sky
There to dwell in peace forever,
Where wen never say goodbye"
Bill Faith of Hyannis, Nebraska
who has been visiting Mr.. Kidder,
returned home by the way OF Den
yer today. He plans to stop in the
bg city for few days.
Daniel Graves of Syracuse, a broth.
ar-inlaw of j. T. Wells came in today
20 help in the shoe shop on account
nj Mr.. Wells being accidentally dis.
abIed.
Heard ON the Street
She: thought Mr. Ford believed
n disarmament?
He: He does.
She. Then why does he build those
cozy coupes?
Mrs. j. E. Blakemore, formerly
Gladys Lord. who worked on the
Chieftain under Messrs. Page and
Wood, is working at the old job
again during the rush of work in
getting out the Dollar Day edition.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-26

Word was received today from
Bowie, Texas. Of the sudden death
of s. w. Harber, the father of Mrs.
j. G. WadswOrth. He was seventy
two years of age at the time of his
death. Mrs. Wadsworth leaves this
evening for the south.
Mrs. r.. +. Wood is visiting rela-
tives in Dodge City and central
Kansas.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-26

Commercial Arithmetic: Ralph
Strickland. Jesse Wright.
Science: General: John Hardy,
John Howell, Marvel Shackelford.
Dick Appel. Virgil Guffey. Sherwood
Wadsworth.
Chemistry: Ranald Blair, Maynard
Wood, Verna Wood, Corinne Sprink.
er, Belle Garfield.
Agriculture: Grant Hill. Joe Pet
erson.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-26

4l-24. The receipts of the Lamar
game were $34.75 and from the Ora
NADIA game $l7.00. 1t can easily be
seen from these figures that Holly
people are not giving the financial
support that is necessary to keep
up good team. The team is al
ready In debt to considerable a
mount and no prospect is seen
whereby they may clear themselv-
es. Can not Holly basketball fans
turn out in larger numbers and
make our teams feel that they have
the support OF the whole town?
i The Holly grade teams are going
to Bristol Friday evening to play
the Bristol grades They feel sure
q winning because of the good
games PLAYED when Bristol was
here.
The list of the merit studen.s is
compiled again for the entire Sc
mester. those who are, on the list
are:
Mathematics: Algebra John
Howell, Bertis Westfall, Marvel
Shackelford, Alice Lewis.
Advanced Algebra. Verna Wood,
Russell Taylor
Geometry: Mardge Shell, Evan
Lewis. Bessie Pierce.
History: American. Edgar Cantwell
corinne Sprinkler.
Aneient: Maurine Hardy, Irene De
Wald. Carl Hays, Annis Strickland
Thelma Virgin
Modern: Belle Garfield, Thclm:
Hinton.
Domestic Science: Velma Brown
'orn Y oeley, Belle Garfield Vfola
fcwland. Newa Wright Madgc Shel
'hs iia Pcyers MAJ Wilson FL |.
Wilson Theo, Randall.
'nglis'' II: Edgar Cantwcll Nav
Hrl ocd.
VI. T' cl'1a Hinton Pearl Wright
trace Mcdaniel, Verna Wood anF
'orinne Sprinkler.
|. M.urian Kimmal.
= Joe Peterson. Alice Lewis, Mar
9el Shackelford.
anguage: Spanish I.
st sec: Elizabeth Barnes James
wilkins MAYNARD Wood, Alvin Pow
RS. John Hardy, Glenn Corden
Dick Appel.
nd sec; Thclma Hinton, Byron
Iudelson. Corinne Sprinkler Grace
Mcdaniel. Edgar Cantwell.
srd sec: Joe Peterson, Velma
Brown. Henrietta Ferguson, John
lowell. Sherwood Wadsworth and
3ertis Westfall.
'panish II. Virgil Guffcy, Sheila
Powers. Viola HOwland
attn II: Verna Wood, Edgar Cant
well.
latin 1; Marvel Shackelford, Alice
Lewis. Bessie Pierce, Eunice Wal
ton.
Commercial: Typrewriting: Viola
Rowland.
Bookkeeping: Fay Wilson, Elsie
Wilson. May Wilson. Floyd Dixon
Maurice Kimmel.
Shorthand I: May and Elsie VIII
rOn. Floyd Dixon.
II: Gertrude Erikson. Esther OF
son.
The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-26
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Don't forget the Bequette Studio
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SCHOOL norEs
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The percentage of attendance for
the entire school for the last six
weeks is as follnwa.
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Our Outing Folders "a 90 value, half
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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-11-24
CONTRACTING PROPAGANDA

For months the people of California and the whole Pacific for that has propaganda against forement the order of the United dis solving the ties that bind the Central Pacific railroad the Southern Pacific Now the Pacific propa- ganda setting out that with the dissolution the will California and the through which compe titon that they had Not this competition would outlets the the Union Pacific throughout California with both the Southern Pacific Sometime mentioned that nvronnen had with the thought courts shown the division of the high legal tribunal important ton short time the question nmical the unions the United States there huzza but when the tribunal ordered the dovg the Southern Pacific and Central Pacific cheer the domain which the railroads have their habitat Insiou then started section the order the court be carried into execution nevertheless We have feeling believe the should be carried into effect the other hand would like of railroad the United States which, would be for the best interest of the rail roads and the people.
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NO TAX FREE BONDS

One of the most important decisions supreme the the United States handed down Monday the taxing of especially the taxing of b- ey bonds what is known thetax States The went the Bonds held as
 a stock by the National bank of Knge Oklahoma for taxaon from which appealed court The the against and the supreme court of the United States denied the bank holding the states had the right although from taxation by the federal This along line laid down by the the United of the taxation the land the railroad the held that the with the taxing powers of state But the thing the decision sets out that insofar they other for the taxation of these question the exemption of bond not possible that these bonds issued map prehenon No matter whether the otherwise increment be reached taxation especially removed which would bring them under straight taxation Billions of dollars vaousy estimated 0O00 has into years which commonly
 this of could be reached by other methods would greatly reduce the that the and that the gathees will get busy
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European demand will also be slightly better. Altho there are still various bearish factors in the situation, the bullish features are of dominant i'm portance. Hence, I am distinctly op- timistic for gradual recovery in profits.
 q am distinctly bullish" concludes MT. Babson "on the stocks of the large low-cost producing companies. ''
 General business continues its side wise movement in spite of the recent election. The index of the Babson- chart shows activity 54s below nor. nal. Figures indicate that car short age is the largest in history.
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OUR WANT ADS BRING RESULTS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
 036755
: Department of the Interior J S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona

Department of the Interior U S. Land Office at Phoenix, Arizona November IS, 1922 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that James Curtin, of Kingman, Arizona, who, on October "A, 1917, made Home stead Entry, No. 036755, for E1s, sec tion 12, Township FIN, Range 1s-W, G. & s. R. B. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Five Year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Anson H. Smith, U. S. Commissioner, at Kingman, Arizona on the 18th day of December, 1922. Claimant names as witnesses: Will liam P. Mahoney, William Jones, Ted E. Carter, Frank Gulley all of King man, Arizona.
 JOHN R. TOWLES,
 Register First insertion Nov. 24, 1922 Last insertion Dec. 22.. 1922.
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SUMMONS

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MO-
 have County, State of Arizona.
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Robert Brannock,
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Plaintiff.

Robert Brannock,
 Plaintiff. w. R. Lane, and any and all persons claiming any right, title or inter- est in or to the PHILADEL- PHIA, WEST PHILADELPHIA, and NEW PHILADELPHIA min ing claims, and MYERS SPRING, adverse to plaintiff,
 Defendant. In The Name Of The State of Ari- zona To w. R. Lane, and any and all persons claiming any right, title or interest in or to the PHILADELPHIA, WEST PHIL ADELPHIA and NEW PHILA- DELPHIA mining claims, and MYERS Millsite, adverse to plain tiff, Defendants, Greeting:
 You are hereby summoned and re- quired to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plain tiff in the Superior Court of Mohave County, State of Arizona, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, within twen- ty days after the service upon you of this Summons, if served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the time above being exclusive of the day of service, or judgment by default will
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be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of Mohave County, State of Arizona, this Fist day of November, 1922. ,
 (SeaD J. H. SMITH,
 Clerk of said Superior Court. First insertion Nov. A. Last insertion Dec. 22.