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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-03


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dh ii naznacil,
IN n1lIRjB3Y
c a n4qzna6oval. Al
paek taaEey5sA loupych ota-I
~, Mic ~ kazde chvile
fttN ! po4p6 ze Sc pfeme.
slyte1e jep . MN, ze je vel
ui iSljgy ! ~ dbaly, prazi-|
10 BY 10, kdjy xpozoroyal, ze1
Q nxqn 1epakne sfnyslis. Pama-
tut i, co tflesl tgQj otec. Jsem
toho pep1 NM i proto ii do
mlouva1n, aRv0 byla rozumna.
Jin& na mem mite by byla So
hettkjsf ! sle ~ by no PRO Sc
BE. sf11let Y4 xe te nam u.
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4. 3,
: aJsoa 15dk,s kken i pfi zaba.
yg' 'mJsl ~ syfJ prosp9ch q
N5A3hi starosti. Jeden z no.
sped&fd AMI ma plesu nepresta
vi mysliti ma domaci starosti a
dal mne zavolat, ably Sc mne
zeptal, semlelli bych mu vets
zasyp psenice. Dostacilo by
lbSyalo, kdyby byl Ultra posla
fnSffefSh0 8 ckaSy Sc pozeptat
1ale hnal by. mu bylo dnes pi
10 nechutnalo, kdyby 81 byl t,
starost nevyffdil hned."
$40 je opraydu detinske,'
souhlasila statk&fka.
j "A co hlaynfho, takovy clio
''v6k prozfya nejsmutnejsi "a
,iyot. Nedoyede sve dust veno
'iyat cbvili, We jetere by IA vse'
Inf starpah zap0mnH a Sc osva
I'll. Potom arci je zivot bre
lmenem."
Ivy takovy nejste, ze?" pri
J misila Sc do hovoru, Jarmila
podivavSi Sc ma neho s jakous
:. teplou d1v6rnosti.
W tomto ohledu nejsem. =
.iNedfyam Sc arci ma zivot leh
,Ikomyslne a,ie-li nutno Sc sta
rati, staram Sc, jak jsem pt
! yinen, ale neni dne, ,abych sar
:! sobe nevehoval nejakou chvil
i've ktere pustim z hbavy mly
Ia hospodafstvi."
J sArGim Sc bavite?"
Il "Kpihami, slecno, mnoho :
ronnho xfr roho g; zah,.aii n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-03
JEHQ DRUHA zENA.
RQMAN
Nepssl BohumA Zahrad Ink Brodskf.

IRE g dndi !!d Bro odslsf. H
f$,@4AtAk4>,e>t >>f>sp>
se by snadno Sc mohla dati OIL
klamath |
.Neni ami jeden z napadni-
kd spolehlivy?" ptal sc $ roz-i
pacitym 1sm6vem.
!. "Ano jsdiny, kazdy ma me-
jaky dlouzek," I
"Povfm vam, dovolite-i je-
Ste Q jednotn.r =.
syy7 va nsjaky zn4my n
.s"Ja sam, milostpani," pravil,
kjl podjwu peEpe a u>ali6kp
zbledl. "Odpust'te, neni to
ale nejsem zvykly tuze
dlpnha 'qbeh 6zeti. "A, via pro-
sim, lletaate sleche mic fikaH,
dokud 81 TO, sama ,.nerozmy@li-
te. Nedolehap i nevnueiiji'
se. Dnes poprwe jseM' slecnu
seznal a ucinila nA mne tn do
jsm, jaky jsem 81 ID sye pffatf
zeny pfaval. Byl bych shad,
pfiSel k vam, pozadat vas! ~
byste Sc slecpy zeptala, co by
m6mu navrhu fikala, ale lcdyz
jste Sc zminila, ze Sc hlssi ho1-
ne napadnfkd, papadl me tu-
dig strach, abyeh Ve sve v&ha-
yosti nepfMA sam pozdk. "
'dite, jak dovede rozcileni j
nejsiln6jsf1 povahu ohnbutf: y2s
Ste pred hddinou .byl. .bych Sc
kazdemu, kdo by mi fekl, ze
"a hodinu budu zamilovan, w
small. A z&zrak ten sc sta1.
Snad Sc tomu zasmajete a me
to nerozcilf. Jen mne, probdh,
nepovazujte "a clov6ka, ktery
della coa hez rozyahy. Tohle
|jsem fici u1sisel, protoze me to
neodola&einey HutlEE her cu~se
cele me budQucnosti tyka."
Poslouchala no opraydu .uza-
sla, a jeji pohled ma nem utkyi
val jako v ot&zce. Zklamani
a radost zapasily v jejim w
razu a nebyla dosud rozhod-
nuta, cemu poprati vrchu.
Mlynaf il samotnou zaujal a
uz il hlayou tahlo odhodl&ni,
jakym zpdsobem no k soba
!tpfipoutati. Llbil Sc il svym
muznYm zjevem syym chova'
min. V6d6la take, ze jeho ma
jetek je krasny, a ze by Sc
lsnatkem stala skutecne velkou
pani. A mad to nadeje, ze by
deti mohly pfijiti, il podneco.
Ivala, ably Sc sn2zila stati sc
Tardonovi zadouci.
Misto toho najednou padls
slova jeho doznani. Hofkos1
W jeji dust byla, jenze dosud
nebyla tax >velika, ably il ne
dovedla pfemoci. Jeji uprim
Ina naklonnost k Jarmile a po
ctiva snaha dostati slovu, jei
dala svemu umirajicimu muzi
re sc o dceru postara, zvedl,
Sc nyni a odstrcila sobeck'
izklsmani.. W Sc nemusi batl
"a koho Jarmilu provda, a ia
.lka budoucn9st il ceka.
! "Pane mlynati, jste hodny
lie tax otevfene Sc mIlou hoyo
lfite," povidala po kratke po
Emlcce vztahla ruku pres stll
"Slibuji vam, re Sc stane, jal
Isl pfejete."
! "Ale slecna dosud 0 nicen
tneyiv
i iona udela, co il poradim
lJeji srdce je dosud voIne a Il
lska je ten, kdo je bude NIT
Trad. Jakmile bude vedeti, Z
lie vaSi nevestou, vsecka Sc van
fodda. Jen mejte strpeni 2 po
. roznmenf pro male jeff rozms
n :. slzss<3. l:.k - = = :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-03

a." '-,sr'-- - -
: >>>>sess
''velics pochybuji, ze BY
z&rovicaJ pan mlNnaf musil se'
n&ikde obaNati odmftnuti," pro-
nadela statk aka 5 velkym DO
razem.
"Milostpani, pdsobf mi vice
starosti, abych nasel srdce Spt-
Sc nez ruku," pronesl vazn9.
Go by mi byio .platno, kdy-
bych 81 odvadSl zenu q jeji
srdce by zlstalo donna? Nebo
snad bloudilo za jipym?".
ITO byste ho musil !, hezky
pevne uvazati," zasfhala Sc NY
nj JarmiIa. -. IA
9 ..N6hdysi pies to talkove ssrd-
ce utika a media Sc zadrzeti, =
povidaa jakoby zertem, ale je-
no hlas byl yetnli yazny a sko-
ro sInutny. "A toho Sc bojfn,
re by potion ne5t4sti bylo hor-
ST.: ne6 kdyz sam pdjdu sve-
tenn
sNebud'te taluoyy skarohlid
a nedivejte Sc talk cerne do bu-
doucnosti," donflpuvala mu
'dfvcice. Cht9Da jeSte neco II
ci, ale Ease hudba Sc ozvavSi.
spferusila hovor. ,Tentolrate
byl tanetnik, $ nimza Sc za|dala
opatrnejsi a, 3 prvnfnii takty
stal u jeji idle a;odvadeE il.
"Pffti tanec ,bude vAs.D'; "a
volala nan, jako by rozumela
jeho vycitavemu pohledu a
Tardon obratil Sc k statkafce,
pfalarli by 81 zatancit.
"D6kuji, jeste asi pdl hodi.
ny pockam. Muslin zvolna Ivy
kot a byti opatrna. Jsem prf.
lis slna a mehlo by Sc leccos
stati. .Nidite, jak je clov6l
malomocnym otrokem tela. Ne.
diviia bych Sc, kdybych snad
mic nedelala. Ale vefte mi, Il
Sc cele dny nezastavim. Vsal
tomu rozumite, co to je, NAL
lena vesti takove hospodaf
stvi. Piva nepiji, jidlo jim'
docela proste q pfece ne a NJ
Sc zbavit tloustky. Uz jsein $,
lekafii ptala, dali mi rdzne le
ky, ale po tech jsem jeste vic'
silila. Svet Sc ma me diva
qsm6skem a ia sama jsem s
protivna. Ale co delat? Zabf
ii Sc pfece nemQhu.''
"Take by to bylo malo plat
me-" usmival Sc. "A proc ma
rikate. ze jste silna? Pdsob
vam to bolesti?'
''Nepdsobi, naopak, citim s.
velice cila~a zdrava."
t''Tedy Sc zasm6jte svym ST
rostem a bud'te rada, re jst
takova, jaka jste. Jsou Tide
ktefi jsou nadSeni zenami du
chovite slabymi vyhlasuji je
jich ethericka tela "a vrchc
krasy. A jsou mpzove, ktej
Sc cd takovych nedokrevnJc'
bytosti $ politovanim odvrace
il. Zijete ma venkove a yer
kov je vzdy pfedstavou kypic'
no zdravi."
"Jenze u mne je t0ho kyp
ciho zdravi tuze mnoho," ps
vzdychla 81. "Kdybych aspo
d6ti mela, vsemu bych Sc n
smaraI, ale deti pemam, muz
nemam, Q dceru mann staros
ably Sc dobre vdala a TAX nj
kdy 81 myslim, ze by 'byio lep
uteci Sc sveta."
Tardonovi bylo az trapn'
ze TAX ddverne mu otevira sr'
ce sve. Snad, kdyby byla n
pies sama pfijela a s MIN h
vofila, byl by il poguqzoyal I
zcela jineho hlediska; ale te'
mel v hlaye Jarrniru q statka
ka mn skutecne pfipadala ].
ko stara matka, k staru vzd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-03

AOANsA0pOuS J0AV w A64ss1 Nt3
and4la Snsd nehled6te." !"
4sTe hle1Arv fekl = jal9i
~ q n9Ao btelAeno spadlo, oSyl
licej jeho rozjasnil . st'asta
~,
ze Tardonoyi SO lfbf , ze ~ |
o ne s maiiinkou hovo3fl, p&1
znala Jarniia, kdyz p0 pfeta4r
teaf 8 mlyr&fegn vedae matky |
usedla. Tardona vyvolal slslepl
mix ksmsi ven, kde nah cel3
n2jaky pan q statkAfka pouzt]
Ia jeho epfitomnosti, aby deel
ru upozornils. Obavala Sc, wi
nAlkterf z yybeyptch tanecnl
XII nespletl d6vceti hlavu 3 ne-'
skaSel jeji plan dive lleE byl
jej mohla upevniti. ~
"Jak Sc ii lfbi Tardoh? rJe]
to yelmi qdl3 pm, ke," peyf-l
d9M, d{yajic se na ri R$tnsasy.ee. e.
'Apo, je 70 nej&kf hedHy1
Glov3k, y pfiBv9dcifa..:. 'Je uzI
trochp ,s stes$S e lmadfolm9luyny.. y I
Ale on e i djy4 % mhe tako-l
vsma zamilesanyal4 o4ima, ne.
nevim. CO / 81 o tom mysliti: Nly
BY byl podnapily, nebo. kdyby
mne u dAe,, xnal, ifskfa bychs,
'Se ,snad De- chce 0 tane, ',chd-
zeti." i ~
"Myslis, ze kazdy muz must
napfed' d}ouhc Sc! semaiHova-
IT,. nebo IA z1milovsaAho shra-
ti.ssbx 81 lem qhlblIr Ffavs
Fne1lSpK poVafy 1yhybaji PC
,takovysa ,vyslapantm, cestam 4
rozhod dnou-i Sc pro tu Il cnu,
cini tax hned 2 pfimo. Tandon
patti < takovym silnym pova-
ham q mohla by ses povazova-
ii q lHastnou, kdyby 81 t. wy
brai.v
"Hm, mne Sc valn9 nelibi, "
prohodila trochu mrzut6.
r q fotntgy3s7 -n1S36s v1f1nss
ia, ale v6f mi ze je v okoli
malo muxd, ktefi by sc my mo
hli rovnati. Osta6me, l&ska sc
dostavuje v manzeIstvi pozd9-
til, tax zvane shatky 2 lasky
byvsji provazeny nejtrpcfm
zklamanfm. Bylo by mi velmi
mile q tobe nesmirn9 k uzitku
kdybys byla nan laskava. Md
$ tebou vakne 1mysly.''
"Neco ii snad fikal?" podi
villa Sc zneklidpele.
"Naznacil mi, ze jsi prva
Ijez no vzrusila. Diouho prj
hledal zepu, jez by 4odpoyida
Ia jeho tuzbam . ty ses mu zje
yila jako ztelesneni jeho pred
stay. Myslim, ze by t6 TO me
10 naplniti jasotem. Pteasta,
Isl, jake st&sti bys $ nim Aosla
ye to bohac, vazeny mnz, M;
hezkou postayu, ytrazpop ty&i
la co hlavnfho, je to charakter
nanejz Sc mdze zena spoTeh
nouti. Nevpucuj Sc mu, ale u
kaze-li ii laskavou tvaf, sna;
Sc stati Sc mu milou. Wis, Z,
ii je " dvaadyacet let a ze ,
Itech letech Sc uz devcata We
lsmes ydavaji."
i Ale mne Sc JeSte nechce,
iodporovaaa m1zutE.
!, mac cekas?,' pbaia Sc tro
chp podrazd6n6. -"Myslis, u
.1pfijde nejaky primo z pohad
Ky? Takovych myslenek s.
/ zbav, nejhdf pochodf. ty, kite
Ire pfilis yysoko mifi. "a to
rueim, ze kdyby Tardm ktere
koliv 2 pfitomnych dal na je
.lvo, ze Sc o nj zajma, kazda b,
! byla pfeSt' astn&." /"
"Vezmi 81 no ty," pravila u
, minene.
!, "Kdyby mne chtel, ami mi
! nutku bych nsyah'ale," fekl
-urcite.
8 b q . > "a F=ssss' J zs ) 8 ! = !: !:
4 0UDAN VYV1 R0O RRRN0
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-03

Ze SkOly.
Ucitel chtel sc Cd Zaku do
zvedet neco o cikanech.
No tax, Pepicku, kdo je
to? Jsou cell cerni a znas je z
pisne: Velcf mali, noe je hall
, 1923-04-30
SUCCESSOR To
KNUTE NELSON
IS DISCUSSED
Decision VIII Await Re-
turn to St. Paul Of
Governor Preus.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. April so.-whne
further arrangements were being
made today for the funeral of United
States Senator Knute Nelson OF Min.
nesota, speculation continued in DO
hucnl circles as to who would be his
successor. Senator Nelson died sud.
denly Saturday night on a train near
York, Pa.
Although It was -nou here
last night that the funeral would be
held Wednesday afternoon at Alex.
andria. home OF Mlnnesota's grand
old man." 1t was indicated today that
tho services might not BIO held until
Friday.
Selection Of a successor to Mime
sofas senior senator will await the
return of Governor j. A. O.. Preus.
who will accompany the body from
Chicago. 1t is not expected, however.
that any announcement will be made
for some time.
Prominently mentioned as candi-
dates for the office are Governor
Preus; Fred w. Putnam. who re-
signed last week as state railroad and
warehouse commissioner; Frank B.
Kellogg. former United States sena-
, 1923-04-30
STATE FAIR To
Be HELD THIS
YEAR AS USUAL
$4,000 Appropriation
Is Available for Show,
Douglas States.

DOUGLAS, Wyo., April 30.-There
viii be no elimination OF the wyo.
ming State Fair this year, rumors
aplenty to the contrary notwithstand-
ing. The fair will be held next Sep
tember as usual and every effort Will
be made TO make It a high class ok.
position OF the of Wyoming.
A. D. Faville. who is the new com.
mossioner of agriculture and the first
man to occupy the position, was here
last week from Cheyenne. The fair
will be under the supervision of Mr..
Faville, hat being included in the
many activities with which his office
is entrusted. it including also the
dairy. oil and food department, the
immigration bureau and the expert
mental farms of the state. Commits
sioner Faville is going over the
ground as thoroughly as he can dur
ing his stay here and will make ar
engagements for the repair OF Agricul-
tural hall, which was damaged by
fire last winter. He is getting ac.
qualnted with the business men If
Douglas and will canvass the field
for a secretary. who will have charge
of the work OF the fair this year.
The board has decided to employ the
secretary for a six months period
only, it being believed that this will
cover the actual working period
necessary.
cred table fair can and will be held,
despite the meager appropriation
which the legislature made available.
Curtailment must of course be made
in many ways in order Il keep the
expenditures within the o OF
money allowed. but it will be pos,
s,ble to cut out many non-essentia.a
and concentrate the expenditures
upon those things that are vitality
necessary to the success of such an
exposition.
The members of the state board oil
agriculture. Mr.. Faville said, were
unanimously of the opinion that the
state fair must go on and to that enc
were as generous as they possibly
could be with the money made avail
able by the legislature. The sum o.
s14 600 was given to the fair. and this
was made possible only by shaving
as closely as they could some othel
departments. They felt, however
that the fair was important to thu
agricultural interests of the state ant
abandonment Of the enterprise woulC
be a backward step that could not b'
considered.
Mr.. Faville calls attention TO tn,
fact that the fair management vii
have the active. enthusiastic cooper
alton OF eighteen active .live-wlr,
county agents in Wyoming who ar
interested in making the fair a sue
l cess.
, 1923-04-30
Juveniles on
Pirate Cruise
Come to Grief

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 80
Tho "Hyena OF the sea-" as
staunch a craft as ever chased a
galleon or harbored privateers set
out from this port yesterday in
search of adventure. with piracy
the principal means thereto, and
Illicit liquor runners as her pros
pective prey. Roy Been was her
master, William Stotte was mate
and Herb Been was crew.
A tug boat captain spying the
craft in n position he deemed pre-
carious for a vessel OF so slight ton
mage and unaware Of the desperate
character Of her company, bore
down on the Hyena and offered aid.
More. he took her in tow. Captain
Been protested and. finding verbal
opposition vain. reported to force.
lie cut the tow rope.
When the tug boat man found
himself minus his tow, he advised
the police. who put out in pursuit
in one of the harbor craft. When
the officer sighted the Hyena of the
Seas she was flying a black flag
n everything. When the pirate
crew sighted the police they sent a
white flag aloft and surrendered to
the superior force.
Today the three are pulling weeds
in Durancevile-in Roy Been's faith
er's garden. for Roy is eleven and
William is nine and Herb says he
IS six but big for his age" Roy
and William agree in this-it's the
reason they let him pull the oars
that propelled the "Hyena."
, 1923-04-30
FORUM To HEAR
REPORTS upon
LATE CAMP
Final Effort Is Near in
Memberships Campaign;
More Names Added.

Membership recruiting for the Cas-,
per Chamber of Commerce continues
with good results and tomorrow's
open forum of that organization at
the Henning Hotel will be devoted in
part to checking up final reports OF
the teams that have been working for
the last week and viii continue their
campaign tomorrow morning. Con
sideration OF several interesting top
les in line for discusson is scheduled
for the forum meeting.
New memberships in the Chamber
Of Commerce not previously reported
follow:
Continental Supply Co., s.
Northwestern Iron and Metal Co.
Knights of Columbus.
Al Fair.
F.. A. Villnave.
]. Donahue Plumbing Co.
Albert Park.
lone Marshall.
American Electric Co.
DIR. c.. H. Carpenter.
Hi Crest Water Co.
Black, Sivalls & Bryson.
Smith & Turner. two.
The Fuchs Co.. 2 additional.
Mountain & Gulf OIL Co., 2.
Wyoming Associated OIL Co., 8.
Midwest OIL Company 8.
, 1923-04-30
LUMBER TRUST
IS ATTACKED IN
COURT ACTION
Trade Restraint Charged
To Western Pine
Manufacturers.

WASHINGTON. d. c, April 30
Injunction proceeding asking that
the federal courts put an end to
certain operatios of the Western Pine
Manufacturer association. compris-
ing about so corporations. were filed
by the federal government in st. Paul,
Mimi. today at the direction OF At
torey General Daugherty.
The petition charges that the as
ISOLATION Is a Coordination and con
spirncy in restraint Of interstate
trade and in lumber" op-
Grating by means Of a basic price
list arrangement which never pur
ported to reflect the actual market"
The result. It is declared. is to ell
inmate competition and form n flcti.
tious price level.
The attack on the Pins association
by means of injunction proceedings
is in line with the legal policy pur-
sued by the attorney general in the
sugar case in New York. The court
in st. Paul was asked. as in the sugar
proceedings. TO enjo,n perpetually the
association, its member corporations
and its officers, directors and agents
Individually and collectively from
further engaging in, carrying out.
or maintaining the said combination
or conspiracy or any other of like
character and effect"
Eighty-six individuals are named as
defendants in the case which was
submitted after long and careful in.
vestigation by the department OF jus.
tee.
, 1923-04-30
Son of Former
Judge Gives Up
for Arrangement

, BOSTON, April so-CharIes u
Gallup, o of former Judge George
Gallup of tho circuit court of Michi,
san, surrendered here today for ar.
ralgnment on an Indictment alleging
conspiracy to defraud in connection
with tine Boston-Montapa corporation
alleged frauts. lie pleaded not guilty
AMI was released on his own rccogni
ance. It was said at the county court
house that %extradition papers were
being prepared to bring to the bar
here william r. Allen. former lieu
tenant governor Of Montana who
was president of the corporation and
who also was indicted.
, 1923-04-30
PHOTOGRAPH
OF SUSPECT
is SOUGHT

Los ANGELES. Calf. April ao.-A
telegram from Mexico City request.
ing photographs of Clara Phillips and
j. c. Carson. fugitives from Los An.
geles. received by the sheriff's office.
was the topic Of interest today. par
ticularly as to deciphering of one
word. The telegram read.
Send photograph Clara Phillips
and Jesse Carson. Police have MOVIE
Regis hotel" 1t was signed Charr@
Forbes. Whether the word which
came move" should be now" indi.
eating the police have the Hammer
murderess and her companion under
arrest, or should be none" indicating
the police have no photographs was
he point which sheriff's attaches
were attempting to solve.
, 1923-04-30
WILDCAT COMES
IN BIC O|LER

A report from Billings. Mont. this
morning is OF the effect that tho De-
vereaux OIL company. validating
south Of winnett IN tho Flatwillow
district. brought in ~ 1000 barrel welt
Sunday afternoon. The completion
was made at 2 900 feet In the Koo-
tenai sand.
, 1923-04-30

Alta. which left san Pedro. Cal. SO
days z for Beriingham. Wash. was
abandoned hore today. 1t usually re-
quires Is days to max tho trip and
the ship has not been heard from
since its departure. Besides one wo-
a Mrs. Charles sexon. wife of tho
captain. the Alta cutied . crew of
s5 people.
, 1923-04-30
Bombing Planes
Completing Long
Flight to Coast

WASHINGTON. April so.-Three o:
the four naval bombing planes
which have been engaged in the last
ten days in a formation flight from
San Diego, California to Quantico,
Virginia. arrived today at Boiling field.
Tho fourth machine, the ca dropped
out of line over Harpers Ferry. w.
Va. and was believed by the officer
in charge of the flight. to have been
forced to land there.
, 1923-04-30
Socialist Party
Would Impedch
w. HOUdrd Taft

CHICAGO. April so.-The national
Executive committee of the Socialist
party announced today that It had
adopted a resolution urging the rise.
ignation or impeachment of William
Howard Taft, chief Justice of the
United States. because OF his contin.
ucd acceptance Of a $4,000 annuity
from the late Andrew Carnegie.
, 1923-04-30

tor; Oscar Hallam. Justice OF the state
supreme court, and Lotus d. Cofman,
president of the University OF Mime
sofa The governor has denied that
he would seek the ~senatorship.
, 1923-04-30

NEW YoRK-Heralded ms 1.-THE
last watch on the Rhine" "a Amer
lean soldiers and four German war
brides arrived on the President
Fillmore.
, 1923-04-30

DoNDoN.-Ths atmosphere IN
the Ruhr shows more signs OF a
gathering storm than Of a general
peace a dispatch to the Times from
Dusseldorf said
, 1923-04-30
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTEDSJob truck driving; have
had six years experience; wanted
steady Job or Job as mechanics help
er in garage. Call Berry Rooma. 435
8. Wolcott.
WANTED-hfaid for general house
work. who a sleep at home nights
god wages; family of three. 533 s.
Grant.
FOR RENTDTo party buying furni-
ture on payment plan; five-room
modern house. furniture practically
new. Phone 1676NR
, 1923-04-30

INSTRUMENTATION than a
billion dollars worth of women's
clothing was manufactured in 1921.
compared with half that amount in
1914.
, 1923-04-30
The Well-M Managed Home
8

N1HE manager of a household is the purchasing agent
q . for a large proportion of the family needs. In or
- der to do a good job she must know what, when
and where to buy. She must study goods and the concerns
which make goods and have them to sell. She must put
her home on a business basis and run it on business prin-
ciples in order to make the most of the family income.
Information is the only basis for intelligent purchas-
ing. And the right way to get the greatest amount of
necessary information is to read the advertisements.
Advertisements tell you what Is new and good in mer-
chandise. They reveal improvements and inventions that
make your home life easier, more comfortable and more
convenient. They give you information about a thousand
and one things that are useful and interesting.
household who shares the responsibility for the family's
welfare-should make a practice of reading the adver-
tisements. They are daily lessons in economy.
, 1923-04-30
OF
night NEWS

BOSTON.@The steamer Seacon-
net sank at the entrance to Vine
yard Sound. carrying down at least
seven men. according to wireless
messages intercepted here
, 1923-04-30

BERLIN.-The Ruhr mine own
ers closed all coke except
those delivering direct to German
consumers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-04
Summer Residence
Burns to Ground

West Montville, Oct. 3.-(SpeciaD
The summer residence of Mrs
Cora Lamb of Roslindale, Mass. was
burned to the ground Tuesday night,
Oct. =, about IL o'clock. The house
was occupied at the time by her
daughter, Mrs. Marion Armstrong.
and Mrs. Ellen Carter. A party had
been to Freedom about an hour be-
fore and we're all in the house when
they heard an explosion. They
found the whole shed, used as ga
rage, atire. Two automobiles were
burned.
An immediate alarm was 'phoned
and plenty of help arrived. but the
wind blew directly toward the house
and it was impossible to save H.
All the furniture was saved. 4hs
barn did not burn.
The fire was caused by a gasoline
explosion in the garage.
The house was an old one that
had been many years in the family
and occupied by at least three gen.
crations.
George Ncnncy. nciShhor' nut
the misfortune to break his 1901
while helping at the fire.