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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-30
SETNlK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLICKEHo ZAKoUTt.
Napsal V&clav Week.
Napsal' V&clav Vlcek.


''On take me-" pravila divka
IS dirazem. "a ty nemas zhola
|zadne pficiny, podobnymi do
|mnenkami jej snizovat - tvs
! mu jiz tax pfiliS t6zce ukfiv-
dill"
ia jemu?!"
"PfiSel k tobe jako pfftel -
Il jist& nem1zeS ffci, ze by Sc
|t& tu byl dotkl neslusnym slo-
|vem nebo jen pohledem."
.'Tady ne. Ale dnes -"
Il dnes Sc choval jako pra-
IVY kavalir!"
"Tak? Kdyz to Wis lepe nezli
lja -"
| "Ano, lepe, nebot' vim, CO
Epfed tebou srnlcel -"
"A co nepochybne tobe po-
lvsdsl?"
]. "Ani mn8, anil komu jin6-
mu."
"To bude nejaka ukrutnS We
ilika z&sluha," prohodil ustd-
,'pa6n6 polesny.
] "Vxru, ne mala!'' di Sc "a
lpalem divka. 'sNeni mala "a
|sluha, kdyz nasadil dvakrate
[svnj zivot!"
tSvIj zivot?" divil Sc posmt
|sne Lebeda., "A IA koho, nebo
"a cor.
"Jednou "a zivot TIVE man
zelky, po druhe "a jeji cest,
liza cest tvou a vasich deti, "a
|eest nasi cele rodiny.'
.sn
| Polesny pohazoval hlavov cd
ramehe k rameni, jako .pSvt.
ifici Tomas. Ale ,Aadtika mlu.
villa TAX patrnym rozechve.
lnim, ze mu rouhave slovo IVA.
lilo ma jazyku.
"Jednou. "a zivot me manzel
Iky?" opakoval zvolna. Him
Ikdy pax to?"
w minule noci -"
| "Kdyz odsud utekla?"
/ "Kdyz odsud utekla," vect
[divka pohnutym hlasem, IS tin
predsevzetim, ably 81 vzala Il
,vot!"
j Svakr ma nj vyvalil oci.
| "Co to povidas?"
"Od kfizove skaly il odvra
ltila Baruska - vsak dole U fe
Ky, pod Jfvinou, Sc il Rlzens
lvyrvala, a vrhla Sc do nejv6ts
hluhiny. Setnik Halaburd, &C
koi jenom jednou rukou v!at
lnouti mize, nevahal tam sko
lett "A nj. Rez n6ho by byla .,
n6kolik okamHkl neodvratni
zahynala."
I POlesny hled6l ma SvakrO
lvou, jakoby posledni vety mi,
villa v cizi, jemu nesrozamitel
Inc feci. Kdyz Sc zamlcela, by
10 slyset jenom jeho supeni.
"TO ncinila?" vybuchnul po
tom.
i v hfase jeho steinou nero,
Ise ozyval 6zas jako hney.
"Kdyz il setnik z vody w
1chvatil a ma breh zanesl," po
kracovala chvatne Andelka
"byla uz hez sebe - dlouh'
fnemohli il vzkfisit, takze 8
; ipan Halaburd jiz rozbehl pr
Idoktora -"
Ted vidis, jaka je tva Sc
Istra p vzkrikl Lebeda.
II "Konecne opet nabyla smy
Fsl6 -"
i Ted Wis, echo je schopna
IA ia ted rozumim, proc set
Inik ma mne dnes hnal jako q
: ifetezu - ia mu asi ma mne pc
knych veci namluvila !"
1 "Boze uehovej!"
II "Mohu 81 to pomyslh!"
4 "Darm0 sam sebe klamez
Razena MIN hOvofila jel
tpfed tebou, potom VI ami SLOW
> Is MIN nevymenila. Kdyz k SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-30

blize stojicim. "Tahali by mne
po celem svete, do Ameriky BY
mne zavezli. Ano, po celem
svete by mne tahali."
"Jak, re TAXI" pta Sc uzasle
pytlem ovsa ma "a.
dech.
mo, to Sc rozumi - ne
mne, nybrz mou podobu !.
Neplet' Sc tn babo, tady Sc TO-
tografuje. Seberou t6 taky do
te krabice, po celem svete t6
budou tahat, do Ameriky t6
zavezou. Do Ameriky pres mo
Re !. Tvou podobu -
Babka polekane utika.
Linde, obMopen kvedavci,
st6zi udrzuji volny prostor
pred objektivem. A s te strany
prav6 pfijizdejf sane.
"Co sc tn pletes?" vola ne
kdo z davu ma majitele sani.
Jed stranou, coz pax nevi-
dis, ze SO tn fotografuje?"
Nejv6tsf ldiv vsak vzbuzu-
je, kdyz skonciv, skladam ko-
,vOvy trinohy stojan. S leh-
kym cvaknutim nozka "a noz-
kou zkracuje Sc ma ctvrtinu
delky. Kan Sc pod6l zbytek?
mysleji 81 uzasle hlavy.
"Kouzelnictvi!" pronasi
kdosi We ztichlem davu. A neko
|hk divakd naprahuje ruce, aby
isl zblizka prohledlo zazracny
|nastroj.
u sani, vysoko nalozenych
|slamou, zastavuje Sc vousaty
muzik cervenych tvari, 8 cerve
|nym vlnenym Satkem kol krku.
''Zac prodavas slamu?" ta-
ze Sc.
Majetnik slamy, zavality re
|zavy muzik, naznacuje cenu.
"Och, ty certdv synu, patr-
Inc jsi pozbyl rozumu?!' roz-
Fhofcuje Sc kupec. MAS neo-
|sidis. My take n6cemu rozumi
me-" dodava, mluv6 o sobe v
mnoznem elsie.
Ale prodavac slamy INA svo
il cenu.
"Jdi 81 ty, hlupaku, kupovat
tam, kde ii dali lacineji, a ne
obt6zuj, nechces-li koupit. Sto
takovych kupcd Sc najde a
cistsich, nez jsi ty!"
z toho hadka, shluk lidi,
kirk, milicionar.
A trh kypi, kypi. zeny div
ky toci sc kol stankl latka.
mi, prim6ruji 81 Satky a taste
ry, cile svitofi, smlouvaji Sc {
ceny, posuzuji jakost zbOzi.
"Kolovraty! kolovraty!" kf
Gi statny muzik v siroken zll
tenn kozichu a sedive beranici
Zatim co zyecnuji v pfistroj
jeho zbozi, muzik, zvykly vse
|co ma bazaru vidi, pokladat
Ia zbozi prodejne, taze 81
mne Sc zajmem:
"Jake podivnosti to tady PR
!davas?"
A jiny, pochopivsi sice, OF
jde, ale hledici rovnez ma VS.
Sc stanoviska obchodniho, in
forMuje Sc:
"Zac je obrazek?"
Kolem mas sc zatim op9t sc
lskupil zastup zv6davcI. Cd
strkuji Sc vzajemn9, kazd!
snazi Sc dostati co nejblize
Mad hlavami vsech vynikn'
chundelata beranice milicion,
rOva.
"Obcane, k cemu Sc zde IL;
cte. Uvoln6te cestu! Rozejd
!te Sc, pani obeane. He, obca
[n6!"
Jakysi ramenac, cpici vOd
kOu, nahne Sc a zahuei mi dG
Verne do ucha:
'tCoz abych jej 'odstranil'?
| Slunko hreje do zad = MIRA
IStipe do uSi.
! Osmahly Kir9iz fidkyr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-30


Sc opet, ze Sc name dostat ma
Smrzovku. Co pax della pove-
tri?"
"Dest' pfest&v&."
"A prosim v&s - ta ratnice
porad Sc tn mezi nami plete ;|
je-li pax prece nabita? Ze q
no? Chtela bych, aby byla
prazdna !"
''Busie hned. Nelskejte Sc. "
Myslivec posdvihl dvojku, q
vypalil ob3 raAy. Do vzduchu
vyletely nabojs, ktere mohly
jemu And6lce byti tax osud-
ne -.
Kdo Sc stfelbou polekal, by
la Barca. Pfibehla 3 ikrytu
sveho k mladym lidem volatile:
'"Co pax d9l&ts?"
"Jsme uchystani ma cestu,"
odvetila sleena. "Ale pan adj
junkt pdjde nyni pred nami -
phi te ch1si blatem m1xeme
my spise kratet v jeho slep6-
iich nes ON v nasich."
XVI.
Polesny Leheda byl vsecek
zahloub&n do cteni novin,
kdyz Sc ozvalo zfetelne zakle-
'pani ma dvefe.
"To mI4e byti jen Kronus, "
pomysil 81 .pozdvihnuv hlavu.
"Vejdete!" zvolal.
Ma prahu sc objevila ne muz
ska, nybrx 4aaska postava. Ro
|lesny vyskocil - tn chvili ne
m6lo We staveni byti zenskeho
tvora. Pfil0zil 81 plochou dian
* celu, aby Hpe videl.
"Dobry veEer, SvakTe."
"Andelka!" zvolal a postou-
pill devceti vstric.
"Nezjevujes Sc mi jenom We
|snach?"
s'Ne, prichazim v cele sku-
|ctenosti, cestou obycejnou, je-
nom lie trochu blativou."
"Take jsem trochu obojiho
uzila. Ty jsi mne tady ovsem
|necekal?"
"Kdez bych Sc nadal. Avsak
bud mi vitana, pojd' Sc posA-
ldit -"
"Treba." di ona, spouStSjic
sc ma zidli, "ac bych ii spani
neodnesla, nebot' musiS sc
mnou jit SAM"
IS tebou?" ptal Sc Lebeda,
znova Sc dive.
"Do Rosebud"
"Co bych tam delal?"
"Ty isi tam dnes arci byl, T.
le ma skolu jsi zapomn6l -"
INA tebe ne, And6lkO!"
! Polesny byl napojem rOzja.
ren, ale takto jeste dobfe phi
Irozumu. Snesl velmi mnoho, q
'Eze byl donna phi skleniei SAM,
bez spolecnosti, pill pomalu.
! 20 mne Sc nejedna.' pravi.
la divka.
"Kdyby tva sestra byla jake
lty, v6f mi, dit8, ze bys nikdy 81
lnemusila sem nOcni dobou tr.
Imacet."
i "Dnes ano."
i "A proe?"
"Protoze prichazim k vdl
lpanu Halaburdovi."
"Opravdu?" fekl polesny il
Inym hlasem a s jinym vzezfe
Inim. "Kyho slaka!"
"Vim co Sc mezi vami she
lhlo -"
ITO je teprvs pfekvapeni!'
! "A jsem tn. abych odkhdils
InedorOzumeni, ktere mezi VI
|mi povstalo."
X Leheda Sc jizlive usklibl.
Il "Kdo by 81 to do takov&h,
, hrdiny myslil! Vyzyva ma sou
: tboj = potion ma strach!'
20 tom pochybuji," odpiral,
! Andelka.
"Kdyz tu nsporidili jehs
|muzsti poslov6, vypravuje X,
, mne zenske!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-30

A dale Ease zavality Burjat
dobracke vyholene tvare VIOLA
hustym basem:
Panorama! Panorama"
Kol n6ho sc tisni dav.
Panorama" je krsbice v
podob6 a skoro i velikosti mlyn
skeho kamene, nasazena vodo-
rovne ma drev6ny stojan. Ma OBJ
vodu pripevneno nekolik hledi
tex. Ia dvacet kopejek mules
spatriti pikantni stereoskopic-
ke obrazky. Kupi Sc tn vetsi-
nou zvedava mladez, odstrkuje
Sc nedockav6 lokty a hada Sc
o poradi. Zavita-li k nektere-
mu hleditku vousaty muzik,
hledi do krabice dlouho q Sc
zajmem, zamne 81 ruce, zache-
chta sc do vousI a rozhlednuv
Sc vyznamn6 kolem, prohodi:
"To sc podivejme, co lide
nevymysiilf!
Pred kramkem mydlem a
svickami stavim pristroj. Diva
|cetilety vyrostek plete Sc mi
|neustale do cesty, odstrkuJe
|zv6dave opakuje stale:
"Coz pax nevidfte, re Sc tn
|fotografuje?"
A ke mne pratelsky:
ITO aby nebylo stinu! =. .
Jdi 5 cesty zamljaku! Nepre-
|kazej! Jdete pryc, deti!
Ale on sam jako stfn chodi
mi v patach, odstrkuje kde .ko
no, vyhani babky. Obcas mr.
kne pfatelsky a opakuje: "A
|by nebylo stfnu."
"Stranou, stranou chase
Was stin nam prekazi fotogra-
|fovat :"
A ma konec, patrne u vedo-
mi vykonane prace, poprosi
|rozpacit6:
"A jak, me byste tento
= nevyblejskl?"
Nemameuz desek, ale nechci
|mu kaziti nadeli. Pod zavisti-
wynn zraky divakd jest mGj
|dobrovolny pomocnik "snat''
do prazdneho pristroje.- Dove
|dev Sc, ze obrazek nemIze BY
til lined ma mist9 hotov, zkla.
tmane odchazi.
A bazar zije rusnym zivo.
ITEM. Kupujici, prodavaci pro
Isti zv6davci hemzi Sc tn pc,
Istre smesici rIznych vychod,
mich typd, r1znobarevnych kt
lzichG, beranic i plst6nych bot
Smlouva Sc, prodava a kup,
|je nejrozmanitejsi zbozi. Pie
''chove nadobi, kolovraty, kdze
lseno, owes dfivi, slama, vepro
I'VE maso, ryby, uzeniny, chlel
maslo, precliky, talire, knofli
ky d niti hromadi sc tn v pc
sire smesici. Jakysi mlady m,
Xix povaluje Sc tn $ chuti n,
stare pohovce Sc skripajicim
Ia cvakajicimi perry. Nemdze s.
,,od te pohovky odtrhnout, zko'
ST 81 rdzna polozeni. Jaky pal
'pIvab mize miti podohna "a
bava v breznu, pfi patnact
Istupnich mrazu? pomysli $
''snad divak.
| Ale usm6vavy malicky zM
cek-veteSnik ochotne vysvet
lluje: Pohovka je ma prodej
kupujici zkousi, jake pohodl
mu poskytne "A je to wa
Jena pohovka, m6kka -.
4 Obloha je azurov6 modrs
breznov6 slunko mile hreie d
zad. Je tn rozkosn6 - jen te
|mlady muzik sc ma pohovc
ljen stale roztaci a kocha :
IKE koupi Sc vsak nejak memo
ha rozhodnout Kdoz vi {
'statn6, nenajal-li 81 no cipel
my zidacek-vetesnik jen pr
to pfijemne provaloyani !.
! Jako volavku !.
Novy mad'arsky Sasopis y
, svvchodnim Slovensku. Y Kos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-07-30
Novy mAd'arsky Sasopis N
yychodnim Sloxensku. Y KnSi.

vyCn0QnIm St0Ve0Sku. AOSl-
cich zacne vychazeti literarni
casopis "Kek Madar' (Modry
pta), jehoz spolupracovniky
'bude nAkolik redaktoru knSic-
kych mad'arskych lista a vyda-
vatelem administrator mad ar
skeho dennlku "kassIai Napl6
Sz0ell0es".
Otec: ITO nejde. synku, a
bys Sc poustel do vsech spatno-
sti. Bud pevnejsi mysn q ne
nksj ke vsemu ano. echo kdo
ma tobe zada. A ted 81 sedni
q napis 81 llohu."
Syn: me"
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-08-03

Raymond Stahl, who has had charge
Of the Wood Light & Power Co., plant
since that company started furnishing
the town of Wood with electricity, has
resigned his position, and A. |. Sink
Ter is now the chief engineer, having
taken charge August 1st.
Miles Leedom is now trying to put
the Memorial Highway in shape be-
tween Wood and the Trip county line,
filling in and lettering some of the
low places. The county BLADDER also
did some work on this section of the
highway the past week.
DR.. Bouza was in town Wednesday,
and reported that Astoria Larsen,
daughter of L. K. Larsen, living some
four or five miles south west of Wood
is suffering from an attack of dip
liberia. The Larsen family had quite
a siege of this disease last year, and
it is to be hoped that Miss Astoria
will soon recover and no more mem
bers of the family will contract the
disease at this time.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-08-03

Mrs. P. V. Tuell and children re.
turned home from Ring Thunder, this
week, where they had been visiting the
past two weeks with friends.
VIM. Gillette is in Wood doing some
plastering. He is doing a small job
for the editor at present, and expects
to do several other odd jobs while
here.
Wealth has wings, knowledge lasts
while life lasts. Send your boys and
girls to the Sioux Falls Business Col,
iege, Sioux Falls, S. D., and they will
acquire riches which can never be
taken away.
James II. Mclaughlin, aged Slyears
and for the past 81 years an official
in the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and
credited with having numbered a"
mong his friends more Indians than
any other man, died at Washington,
D. c., last Saturday. Mr. McLaugh-
lin was a visitor at the Rosebud Ind
ian Agency, some six weeks or two
months ago. He was well known on
this reservation.
There are still some losses from an
thrax among the cattle, but DIR. Davis,
Of Winner, and DR.. Tinker of Colome,
are yaccinatirg the herds in this end
of the county as rapidly as they can,
and hope soon to have the disease
checked, if not entirely stamped out.
There has been no new outbreak OF
hog cholera reported, although Mr.
Gailbraith, south of Wood, has been
loosing more of his hogs, and may
loose Il few more before the disease is
] entirely eliminated from his herd.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-08-03

M. ID. Payne, made a trip to Lake
Andes, Tuesday, returning wednesday
We had a fine rain last Saturday
morning which gave us a precipitation
Of .25 inches.
Lang the eye man, was an over
night guest at the Hotel Burns, We'd
nesday evening.
F. s. Sinkler made a business trip
TO Sioux City, this week. He left
Tuesday evening.
Hogs are still going to the WINES
market at a pretty rapid rate from
this part of the country most every
day.
Dan Stevens and wife who now live
ut Rapid City, arrived in Wood last
Thursday, and are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Stevens parents, Erick
Erickson and wife, south Of Wood.
We had another fine rain Saturday
night, which increased our precipita-
ton record by Al inches. This storm
was accompanied by some severe light
ming.
Chas. Hagman, returned home from
Sioux City, Iowa, Sunday, where he
had been to take medical treatment
for an infected throat. We are glad
to be able to state that he is consider
ably better at this writing.
Merrill Kaufman who was down at
Winner, Sunday, reports having driv-
en- through a district north of Winner
on that day, on the Hamil road, that
had suffered very severe damage by a
recent devastating hail storm.
Several Of our people have been
more or less under the weather the
past week with some sort Of a throat
epidemic, among whom our Foreman
Raymond Stahl, and Bud Sinkler own
err of the Wood Garage, were number
ed.
Mrs. A. I. Sinkler and little daugh-
ter Helen Louise, returned home suns
day from Seneca, Kansas, where they
had been visiting for the last six
weeks or two months with Mrs. Sink
lers parents and other friends and re-
latives.
VIM. Hare brought the editor and
family their first mess of. sweet corn
last Wednesday. 1t was we'll filled
and it was mighty good eating, and
w enjoyed it very much, as it was the
first mess Of green corn we had eaten
this season.
Lewis Helm, who has been manager
of the Butterfield ranch, south west
of town, has resigned his position there
and on Monday moved his family into
the j.. i. Hooking residence just east
of town. Nh. Helm we understand ex-
poets to take charge of the Star Gar
age in Wood.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-08-03

i. When our School Board elected
Prof. Chas. Kemp, as principal OF the
Wood schools, the Prof. had already
accepted a principalshiD elsewhere
however, they have since contracted
with Prof. George K. Hoover, of Gary,
Indiana, who comes very highly rec
omended as being well qualified for
the principalship of our schools.
All sorts Of houses built on auto
chasias are passing over the roads
these days, and some Of them are e.
quipped in such "A manne as to pro-
vide every comfort Of home life. We
believe We have observed more diff
ferent models of these houses on
wheels passing through Wood the past
week than we have ever seen before.
Mrs. Fl. p. Wilson and sons Fred
and James, accompanied by her moth
or, Mrs. l.. Haines of Beloit, Kansas,
and Miss Helen Dodge of Manhattan,
Kansas, arrived last Saturday, and of
course II. p. is a right happy man
He certainly is some proud papa. Mrs.
Wilson has been visiting in Kansas
with her mother for the past two or
three months.
The Firestone tire, rim and cover
that was advertised in last weeks Pho
ncer as being found on the Memorial
Highway, was restored to its lawful
owner Monday. 1t belonged to w. A.
p. Zutz, Cashier of the American State
Bank at Burke, S. ID. In a post script
to the letter he wrote US concerning
the lost tire, Mr.. Zutz says: "This
was my first trip through your
try since two years ago, and | am agre
ably surprised at the crops you have.
Any country that can raise the alfal-
ia and corn that / saw, has a future"
That is practically the universal opin.
ion Of those who will come to Mellette
county and make personal observa-
tons Of our possibilities and oppor,
tunities.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-08-03
ROSEBUD VALLEY

A. II. Miner and family visited Sun
day at the Brink home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paseka, Jake and Vic
tor spent Sunday at Chas. Davorak' 8.
Mrs. Langley and daughter called
on Mrs. W. E. Root, Tuesday evening.
Messrs. Hakl and Langley expect to
vaccinate calves THIS week for black
leg.
Frank Hakl and Jake Paseka were
callers at the Chas. Kimball home in
Cody last week.
Mr. Brink has been busy hauling
hogs to Winner. He hauled for Elmer
Aeschbacher Monday.
The neighbors of James Peacock
haa their cattle vaccinated at the
Peacock home by DR.. Davis.
The Paseka family have become
very efficient poultry ~raisers as they
have five hundred chickens and six
ty young ducks.
Tim Farmer and family expect to
assist in threshing in Trip county
this week. They left Sunday for Mr..
Formers uncle's place.
A mistake in last weeks items says
Francis Redmond visited Gustafson
and Aeschbachers, which should have
read visited her friend, Delvine Lang.
lev.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-08-03
u. s. WEATHER BUREAU REPORT
For Week Ending August !

Total precipitation from January /,
1923, to date 1885,
Precipitation, previous years:
l913-17.96. 1914-19.57. 1915--32.42.
l916-18.S2. 19l7--18.21. 1918-19.58
1919--2O.32. 1920--28.15. 1921--18.20
1922--24.53.
Fred c. Kirch, Observer.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
COLORADO RECEIVED sac, 100000
FROM TOURISTS THIS YEAR

Denver.-COlorado has received $45,-
100000 from tourist business thus far
In 1928, the directors of tht Denver
Tourist Bureau were told at their an
nual meeting and dinner in the Brown
Palace hotel.
Frank A. Bare, retiring president of
the bureau, declared at the meeting
that this amount had been spent in
1923 by $4,000 tourists who have Wis
tied the state so far this year and that
these figures represent an increase Of
10 to 10 per cent in the volume of rail
traffic and 3315 per cent in automobile
traffic.
Mr.. Bare recommended to the meet
ing that the bureau cooperate more
fully with other tourist agencies of the
state, including the National Park
service, National Forest service, Great
er Colorado, Inc, and the Rocky Noun
tain Morotists, Inc.
The directors Of the bureau ex-
pressed agreement with Mr.. Bare's
statement that the travel business of
Colorado is the forerunner of greater
industrial and agricultural activity and
pledged themselves to larger activities
on behalf of the bureau In the coming
year.
Mayor Stapleton praised the work of
the bureau in promoting exhibits Of
Colorado products at Overland park,
each county receiving free space for
it's exhibit. Harry Burhans, secretary
of the bureau, recommended the use of
the dance hall at Overland park for
such exhibits next year and Mayor Sta
pleton pledged his cooperation.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
INFORMATION DEPARTMENT
Commercial inquiries answered and
information gladly furnished without
cost. Address any firm above.
Electricians Will Aid Japan

New York.-Loyall A. Osborne pres
ident of the Westinghouse Electric In
ternatiOnal Company, has left for San
Francisco, whence he will sail for To-
kio to confer with Japanese Industrial
lists about reconstruction of quake-de-
stroyed cities. He was accompanied
by Guy E. Tripp, chairman of the
Westinghouse Electric and Manufac-
turing Company. American industry
has great responsibility in rallying to
the aid of Japan and l am convinced
that this responsibility will be met in
abounding measure" Mr.. Osborne
said.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Thunder Drives Worms Out.

1t is thunder that causes 80 many
worms to be seen on the ground after
hard rain. They leave the ground
on account of the vibration caused by
the thunder. They are never seen ex-
cept after an unusually hard thunder
storm. The thunder does it; not the
rain. Down here, where we would
rather fish than eat, if you ask a ma
tive about getting his bait he will tell
you that he is going to fiddle 'em
out" or "saw 'em out" He drives q
stout piece Of plank down in the
ground a foot and half or two feet,
and then takes a heavy piece of
plank and draws it across the top
of the pieces driven in the ground for
few minutes, causing a vibration of
the ground, and all the worms within
a radius of several feet will come
out in a hurry. OF course, this will
not make the worms appear where
there are no worms, but If any one
doubts this statement all they have
to do is to get their fishing tackle out
and try it.-J. w. Ganter in Path
finder.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Colorado Second in Road Building

Denver-COlorado was second in
point of miles of new road constructed
by the various states during the year
1922, according to a report received
from Washington by ]. w. Johnson,
district engineer of the federal bureau
of roads. South Dakota was first. In
Colorado a total of 7,884.9 miles of
new road was constructed, at total
cost of 1922, 1913. OF this sum, ST.
1925 was spent under the direct SUI
pervision Of the State Highway De-
partment, large portion OF 1t coming
from federal appropriations.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Corn and cocos Compared.

Sandy" said a pompous Scotch laird
to an old farmer, you are getting
very bent. Why don't you stand up
straight like me?'
'Weel," answered Sandy, dye see
yon field O. corn?"
II do" said the laird.
"Ye'll notice that the full heids hang
doom an the empty ones stand up."-
Boston Transcript.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Voice Capitalized by Friends

New York.-Angelo Raggini, the
EAST Side CarusO," sailed for Rome
on the Conte Rosso to cultivate the
voice which recently was capitalized
by admirlng friends at 400 shares Of
$25 par value stock.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Cold Mater as Ionic.

Cold water, according to high au-
thority, is a valuable stimulant to
many, if not all, people. It's action on
the heart is said to be more stimulat-
ing than brandy. 1t has been known
to raise the pulse from 76 to more
than 100.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Holy Scripture.

Holy Scripture is stream of run
ming water, where alike the elephant
may swim, and the lamb walk without
losing it's feet.-Gregory the Great
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19

LESSON TEXT-Josh 1:1-4; Isa. 2:2-
4; Isa. 19:23-25; Ezek. SIS.
GOLDEN TEXT-"Look unto me and
be ye saved, all the ends of the earth.'
lisa. 45:22.
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Reautiful
Land of Israel
JUNIOR TOPIC-The Land God
Chose for His People.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC-Israel in the Midst of the Nations.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND Adult TOPIC
The Strategic Position of Palestine.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Cultivated Countries

Countries are well cultivated not
as they are fertile, but as they are
free.-Montesquieu
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Worship.

Be not so bigoted to any custom as
to worship 1t at the expense Of truth.
Zimmerman.
The Winslow mail., 1923-10-19
Good Tjdinus.

How beautiful upon the mountains
are the feet Of him that bringeth good
tidings.-Isa. 81: