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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

PRODA Sc obuvni obchod
Sc vsim zarizenim, dobra pri-
lezitost pro Cechoslovaka. Pfi
Gina Sc sdeli dstne. Haste Sc
u Mr.. Sipana, STAG Broad
way, blize vychodni 55. ul.
8-31
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PRODA Sc sicf stroj kula-
tym clunkem, je jako novy
soubor do jidelny, soubor do
parloru, stal do knihovny, led
nice, kombinacni kamna do
kuchyne, postele, matracc,
karpety a RUNE jine veci, vse
velmi LEVINE, dovazka zdarma.
Haste Sc v els. 3343 Fulton
Rd. 8-31
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SETNfK HALABURD.
ROMAN z IDYLCKEHo zAKoUTf.
Napsal V&clav Week.
Napsal Vaclav VlGek.

pChAC PUA AOuCIIu - q ZC UyCH
potreboval promluvit MIN
nekolik SLOW, mohu-li jej ihned
navstivit?'
Toho clov6ka do vyslechu
witt musel, kdyz Sc to mdze
stati hned, tim lepe.
Ale jake ma ciniti k nemu
otazky? Jak to vnbec zaridi-
ii, aby jeho svedectvim celia
zalezitost v soukromi a co MOI
ma hladce byla vyrizena? To
by Sc stalo, kdyby Sc ku pri-
.kladu Kalivoda $ pani Maleza
novou beze svedki sesel, kdy-
by j vsecko do ocf rekl, CO Sc
v pravde mezi nina stalo, kdy
by ona mu mic namitati memo
hla - co hlavniho, ,kdyby
celou .takovou rozmluvu jejich
Halaburd mohl tajne' poslou-
chati a pax vdove rici: "Vim
vsecko, mohu vas i sebe usetri
tt tim, abych to opakoval -
to je pravda, ktere jste ne
mohla popriti = proto s Bo-
hem!''
Ale tax to bylo mono pro-
vesti ma divadelnim jevisti =
v zivote to neslo.
: Duspiva Sc vratil a vyrizo-
val, re je pan spravce panu
setnikovi k sluzbam.
Halaburd ubiraje sc jiz k
sousedovu pokoji, byl u veli-
kych pochybach, jaky tato
schdze bude miti prdbeh a ne
tusil il dobreho konce.
Kalivoda dovedl sc premoci
zakryti sve pohnuti - po-
zdraviv ddstojnfka odmere-
nou zdvofilosti nabidnuv mu
stolici nsadil Sc proti nemu a
mlcky ma neho uprel oci.
"Kdyz jsme Sc, pane sprav
ce, NELL poprve setkat," pocal
setnik, "prinasel jsem 81 vas
odsud nejlepsf mineni, jak mi
bylo vstfpeno v rodin6 Velato-
vic, choval jsem k vam jiz
napfed smysleni pratelske."
Spravce jenom Sc meme u
klonil.
'Nyni jsem Sc dovedel, jak
jste Sc zachoval k slecne An
dele, nemohu zatajit, re to
tezce nesu. Mad to pax jeste
doslycham, re jste to ucinil z
d1vodu, ktery Sc mne jine
strany blizce dotyka. Ucinil
pry jste to, ponevadz vas u
poutal milostny pomer k jine
dame. Jest tomu TAXI"
"Ano," kratce odtusil Kali
voda.
"Nechtel byste mi tn damu
sam jmenovat?"
proc? ne Je to pani Kami-
la Malezanova."
"Tato pani," pokracoval set
mix, "neni mi ami cizi, ami Tho
stejna. Pravi-li jiny muz, ze
no k nj vize diverny pomer,
muslin sc o pravde toho pre-
svedcit -"
"Jste il totiz zasliben?"
"Jsem."
"Smim snad vedet, cd kter6
doby?"
"Od nekolika dni."
"Pane setniku," chopil sc
nyni spravce slova, tn ji5
nejisty hlas prozradil rozechva
nj jeho - "kdybyste byl zl.
stal o den dele v Zalibenem
byl by Sc stal opak toho, &C
dnes: ia bych byl prisel
vam, abych vami promluvi
vasem pomeru k pani Male
zanove. Jest6 cestu re Zalibe
neho do Rosebud podniknu
jsem tim dmyslem, re tt
pred vas pfedstoupim a Z.
yam reknu: Pane, mole pra
vo k teto pani je starsi' - ;
re vam to dokazu."
"Prosim, abyste to ucinil,
Tekl ddstojnik.
,.sAle musite mne pokojn,
vyslechnout =" /,
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MUSi BYT PRoDAN do 15.
zafi dining Room set, 8 kusI,
parlor set, modry zlaceny
velour, tri-kusovy bedroom
get, lampy-a 2 karpety 9x12 a
9x15. Haste sc v els. 1912
Carnegie awe. 81
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PRODA Sc moderne zarizeny
jednorodinny dim 5ti svet-
nicich S koupelnou dole jed
nou svetnici nahoTe, da sc vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc v els.
134O5 Bartlett Ave. 9-5
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PRODA Sc dim, dvourodinny
o 5ti svetnicich, 2 koupelny,
vezme sc auto neb lot ma W.
menu. Mala splatka hotove.
Agent Sc vylucuji. Haste Sc
v els. 1929 Miles Ave. Tel.
Broadway 3346 81
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nemOhOu lahodit."

IOIlhO pTOSlIn, VynlHO-
val 81 dhtklive setnfk, "abyste
Sc prisne drzel pravdy -
"Bud'te ubezpecen."
g. to jest, abyste jen povi-
dal, co byste j pani Malezano
We mohl rici do oci, aniz by
smela, vas karat re Iii"
"Rozumim vam," pravil Ka-
livoda. "A pockejte -" vzpo
mnel 81 nahle, "mohu vam da-
ii zaruku, re ode mne mic jine
no neuslysite, nez co bych te
pani rekl do oci."
"Ze mIzete" ptal sc dy-
chtive Halaburd.
"Zcela nepochybnou zaru-
ku."
"Jakym zpusobem?"
"Timto psanim.'
Spravce vynal z tobolky a
predlozil setnikovi zapeceteny
list, adresovany pani Maleza-
move.
"Je to psano v Zalibenem, y
dokladal, "v noci ma vcerej-
SEX - datum vas pfesvedcf.
Jen otevrete a ctete.'
Halaburd uposlechl a kva-
pn6 jal Sc ocima proletati rad
ky dopisu, jehoz obsah jest
nam jiz znam.
"Prejete 81 slyset jeste Vi
ce?" ptal Sc Kalivoda, kdyz
stink ruce S papirem spustil.
"Ne, dekuji," znela odpo-
we'd, ''to mi dostacuje. Tento
list ma dostati PAM Maleza-
nova?"
"Ovsem."
"Mohlo by Sc to stati hned
a tfebas pc mem sluhovi?"
"Nemam mic proti tomu."
"Racte no tedy znova opa-
trit obalkou adresou."
Kdyz to spravce ucinil, set
mix stole mad MIN, wal psani
do svych rukou.
"a nyni dovolte," fekl, "a
bych ia zde u vas nejaky ra
dek napsal."
Mladik udelal mu misto, a
on rychle Ma svou navstivenku
nacrtal tato slova: "Pan sprav
ce Kalivoda prijel, je mym
sousedem v hostinci a die Va.
seho prani posila Vam list
jejz napsal slecne Andelce, a
byste no drive jeste prectls
a schvalila.'
Tyto radky dal mladikov
precisti.
"Jste s tim sroZumen?"
ptal Sc no.
"Docela."
Vloziv navstivenku do zvl;
stni obalky, Halaburd zavo
lal Duspivu.
"Toto psani," narizoval, "a
neses v tn chvili pani Males
, move a odevzdas je do jejicl
vlastnich rukou, nikomu jine
mu."
Sluha byl jiz re dveri.
"Slibujete 81 cd sveho listl
zvlaStni dcinek?" tazal Sc dG
stojnik.
"Neslibuji," odvece Kali
voda - "a kdyby nebylo vase
no zakroceni, nebyl bych h
bezpochyby uz ami odeslal."
"Ze ne?"
"Co jsem opetne v toRlt
mestecku, pohlizim ma vse j
,nyma ocima."
"Jak to-" &
! "Shrnuly sc ma mne vZpG
minky z dob drivejsich, a m
mo to - spatfil jsem opet sic
Gnu Andelu."
"Jiz jste Sc tedy setkali?
! ptal Sc rychle setnik.
i "Vysel jsem ma ulici "a kdy
jsem Sc ocitl pred kostelen
zrovna z neho vychazela -
"Dohlizela tam asi jeste n
rakev, je-li vse ku pohrebl
!slavnesti uchystano."
"Pravim vam otevrene," p
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kove krute rany :"
"Prvnf Cd vas," pravil vaz-
ne Halaburd.
! "Ano, jsem vinen. A co jsem
il spatfil, poznavam zretelne,
(jakym poblouzenfm byly po-
sledni DOLBY meho zivota.''
"Mluvili jste spolu?"
"Oh, tax nahle to neslo! Sc
mnou Sc tocil svet - a ona o
mne podruhel uz nj zrakem ne
zavadila. Nez bych nj opet
,nohl mluvit --"
"Chcete Sc k nj obratit pi-
semne?" dovtipoval sc setnik.
''Nevim v6ru, mam-li Sc to-
no odvazit -"
"Vasf cestnou povinnosti,
pane, jest uciniti mnohem vi-
ce -"
ooh, kdybych smell doufat,
re by to bylo co platno - re
by mohla zapomenout - od-
pustit - -"
Kalivoda pronasel posledni
slova zajikave a ma dGstojni-
ka hlede prosebnou uzko-
stlivosti, jako by ma jeho W.
roku vse zaviselo, jako by
mel plnou moe "a divku pro-
mluvit a bud' no ma miste od-
mitnot nebo ke smirenf svolit.
Halaburda ovladal velmi cd
porny pocit, po jehoz pficine
nemohl hned patrati.
"Slecna And6la ma velmi
dobre srdce," odtuSil jakym
81 premahanim. "Nejdfiv by
ste il musel podati nepochyb-
ne ddkazy, re sve chyby upri
mne litujete.
Tu Sc popjal, pokynul sprav
ci hlavou, rekl odmerene: Do
bre jitro, pane" "a opustil
no.
Vrativ Sc do sveho pokoje
porozumel, proc mu bylo TAX
nevolno.
"JeSte mu dodavam kuraze,
ably 81 Andelku zas udobril!"
mrzel Sc ma sebe. "Snad bych
mel pri tom i prostrednfka
delat!"
Nepokojne prechazel mi
sta ma misto.
'VSak ono k tomu dojde i
bez meho prostrednictvi," "a
hucel po chvili. "Milovala no,
ma no dOsud srdci - da Sc
obmekcit, odpusti a vrati mu
opet svoji naklonnost... A ia
- ia nesmim zapominat ma
pani Malezanovou. Nyni uz
ma jeho psanf cte Me
jednani nj b1de ted malo
prijemne, prece vsak mi je ten
Clovek usnadnil."
Slime zaklepani vytrhlo jej
z myslenek, dvere Sc prudce
otevfely a v nejblizsim Okla
mziku sevrel jej We SVEN ma.
ruci pan Bernas, svatecne Wy.
shoreny.
'Vitam vas nazpatek," vo
lal, "a z pima srdce yam gra
J tuluji!"
TX cemu pak?" ptal Sc dG
stojnik.
'Nu, k zasnoubeni."
! Halaburd patrn6 zarazel
ucouvnul.
''To prilis pfedcasne -
chtel ciniti namitku.
"Uz byste marne delal tai
! nosti," vpadl mu polesny d.
reci - "uz Sc to povida p,
celych KOsobudach.'
"Co pravite 2" zasl setnik.
"Sotva jsem Sc octl v meste
} cku, namanul Sc Calabek. C,
je noveho?' prohodim nazdaf
bdh. = 'Ze je tn pan setnil
} Halaburd,' odtusi, i sc svol
nev6stou.' 'Nevestou !?
ptam Sc. 'Bude sc zenit?' -
To jeSt6 neracite ved6t?' di
wi Sc on, div ruce nesprask
: ne. - "A koho 81 bude brat
: NO, pani Malezanovou."
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PRIME Sc ceska neb sloven-
ska divka, ktera Sc trochu do
anglicky, ma domaci pra
ci. .Zadne pradlo. Dobry do
NOV pro hodne devce. Zaye-
lejte telefon Fairmount s204S
r. 8-31
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PRODA Sc ddm o 6ti poko-
jich s koupelnou, 3 pokoje do
le a tri nahore, elektrika a
vse moderne zarizeno, da Sc
LEVINE. Haste Sc v els. 1876
vych. 1873 ul. 8-31
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PRODA Sc NABYTEK, set do
jidelny, dobfe zachovaly. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 43O9 Archwood
Ave. $50
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutniku a
skolnich potfeb, naleza sc v {.
1876 Buckeye Rd., je tam "a
ruceny tydni prijem S450, da
Sc veln1i LEVINE. Blizsi sdelf
Mr.. Zimerman, 6015 Scovill
Ave. 8-31
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PRIME Sc muz, ktery hotovi
stinitka ma lampy a vykonava
spravky letovanlm. Haste Sc
v els. 1892 Buckeye Re-, roh
vych. la. ul. $50
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PRODA Sc dobre Sc vypla-
cejici grocerni obchod i S ma
jetkem aneb Sc vymeni "a
mensi domek. Adressa Sc sde
Ii v adm. Sveta.' $50
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BEZlNkY MA PRODEJ .aneb
bezinkovou st'avu, jakoz rdz
ne jine st'avy "a mirne ceny i
S dopravou az do domu primo
z venkova. Dalsi vysvetlenNO-
hledne cen a objednavek vc.
4237 Broadway. $50
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MUSf BYT PRoDAN nabytek
a koberce do ctyr pokojI tez
gramofon a kombinacni ka-
NINA. Haste Sc " Gis.-33z6~nJ-
.chodni la. ul. z Union Ave.
(?)
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VELKA LACE. - Ia pricinou
odjezdu z mesta must byti pro
dan dnm 6ti pokojich kou-
pelnou, fernes, elektrika, plyn,
skopky ma pradlo, ulice dlaz-
dena a zaplacena, da Sc "a
pouhych $500. Blizsi sdeli
Nejedlik a Mikes, realtors, -
11O15 Union Ave. Tel. Broad
way 1886 Union 1861 r.
81
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PRODA Sc farma O 5Oti a.
krech, 10 mil cd mesta v
Brecksville, O., ma Mill Rd.
Box 70. $50
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PRIJME Sc uzenarsky dednfk,
ktery mdze samostatne praco-
vat a tez vypomahat v obcho-
de. Haste Sc pc ste hod. We
Ger v els. 3418 Sackett Ave.
(?)
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod v
dobrem miste pfi tribe Ia ho-
tove. Haste sc v els. 1884
Miles Ave. 81
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PRIJME Sc uzenarsky pomoc
mix. Haste sc u Nyc a Patek,
470S Broadway. $50
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PRIJME Sc 2 Ceskoslovenska
pfijeta divka ma vseobecnou
domac praci. Hlaste Sc v els.
3035 vych. 116. I'd. S-3l
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-23
NEW ERA.

Marshall Parker has returned to
his home here after spending the
past six months in Dania, Fla, at
the home Of his, brother, Eston
Parker
Miss Dellae Parker spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. 7. A. Bradley.
Mrs. Z. A. Bailey, Mrs. Leroy
Bailey and ST Cary, Of Americus,
were visitors at the home Of Miss
Della Giles Friday afternoon.
NJ. c. Veal, E. w. Parker and
Cortez Veal were in Andersonville
and Montezuma on business Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Parker were
visitors at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. A. Parker Sunday afternoon.
7. A. Bradley was visitor at
the home Of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs B, r. Bradley, Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. A. Parker and
II. A. Jr., were visitors at the home
Of Mrs. S. NJ. Parker sunday after
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-23

Miss Danny Wicker, spent few
days at EngIishville, last week with
her sister, Mrs. Ben Rouse.
Mrs. Drusy Norris, B. Jordan, Mr..
and Mrs. Monroe Wicker, were in
Oglethorpe Monday evening.
Mrs. Jess Apcock, and little daugh-
ter Minnie Jewel, and Miss Annilu
Harden, of Andersonville, spent
Wednesday with the formers father,
W. T. Cocker.
Ri. Stubs, w. J. and J. F. Pen
nington, were business visitors in
Americas Friday afte DON.
Leon Holloway, Of Andersonville,
was looking after business interests
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Smith, were
Montezuma shoppers Thursday.
W. 7. Waters, Of Rome, superin-
tendent of the Republic Mining Co,
suent few days here last week.
James Tolen, viii kasberry Mr..
and Mrs. f. ". Holloway, were Wis
itors at oglethorpe Saturday.
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noon.
Mrs. M. C. Veal spent Sunday aft
ernoon with her daughter, Mrs. 7.
A. Bradley.
Mrs. R. P. Parker was a visitor at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. 0.
Bray Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A. Bailey and 81
Cary, Of Americas, spent Sunday at
the home of the formers mother,
Mrs. Mary Giles.
Miss Lucille Parker, of Americas,
spent last week here at the home
Of her sister, Mrs. H. c. Murphy.
Roy Bradley, who attended school
at the Union High school in Leslie,
spent the weekend with homefolks.
Hugh and Louise Bray spent Mon
day night with their aunt, Mrs. r.
p. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Mercer and
children motofed from Hawkinsyille
Sunday, spending the day here with
his parents, Mr., and Mrs. L. NJ.
Mercer.
Mr., and Mrs. A, II, Harden we're
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-23
PENNINGTON

Mrs, J. l. Pennington and isto,.
Mrs. SaIlie Wicker, spent Friday, with
MIS-. Eulan Pennington.
Mrs. N. Pennington and daupb-
ter, Miss Lille, left last week for
Pelham, and hereafter will reside
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Lane and
daughter, Miss Jewel of Myrtle
Springs, were spend the day guests
saturday Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Lane.
Mrs. 0. A. Summers and son, 0. T.
sPent the weekend with relatives at
IUnadilla.
j. P. Baton, is on the sick list this
a%eek.
MI. and Mrs. Sam Ledger and chill
|dren spent Sunday with the formers
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Ledger.
l. A. Summers, was the dinner
guest Sunday, of Mr., and Mrs. ]. P.
Baton.
Mrs. Rosa Roberts, of Macon, is
spending some time here with her
parents, dir. and Mrs. B. B. Rraswell.
Dallas Pennington, spent Sunday
evening with 0. T. Summers.
Mrs. L. j. Lane, spent Monday
afternoon, with Mrs. 0. A. Sum-
.mers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-23
APTISTS ARE READY
FOR WORLD ALLIANCE
About $50 From South VIII Co
To Stockholm In July For
Third Session

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb %
Approximately $50 Southern Baptists
Igill go to Stockholm the last week
n July for the third session of the
Baptist World Alliance which viii
attended by representatives from
very nation in the world in which
Here is a Baptist church, ACCORDING
O preliminary survey on the mar
ar, conducted by Baptist headouar-
erz in this city. Southern Baptists
i'll not go in single party but will
be made up of large number of
orsrist parties fer the most part
which viii visit points of interest in
Europe and the Near East while
E.troad.
DR.. George w. Truett, of Dallas
has been chosen to deliver the AL
i ance sermon, Robert H. Coleman If
Dallas will lead the singing at the AL
Iliance, an address will be delivered
~ DR.. j. F. Love of Richmond. sec
hetary Of the Foreign Mission Board
b the Southern Baptist Convention
|and DR.. L. R. Scarborough of Fort
Worth, general director of the Ran
fist IS Million Campaign, while n,
p. Y. Mullins of Louisville. president
|of the Southern Baptist Convention
|"llI present the report of the com
|nlttee named to draft statement Of
he Baptist message to the world
Representatives of the various
boards of the Southern Baptist Con-
Mention are already at work in 20
operation with representatives Of Gov
responding groups of Baptists from,
Il section of the globe, in the nrena
patton Of comprehensive granbico1
nd Photographic exhibit that will sot
|out the work the Baptists of tho
|"orld are doing everywhere in ho
aIf of the causes of missions Of an
ENDS, education, benevoIences and
|olner general UNCONVENTIONAL activ
|ities. '''' "''i'-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-23
BE PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's Old FaVoTIte
Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly com
pounded, brings back the natural color
and lustre to the hair when, faded,
strealzed or gray. Years ago the only
way to get this mixture was to make
it at home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" you will get large
bottle of this famous old recipe, I'M
proved by the addition of other in
gradients, at small cost.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkenedi
your hair, as it does it so naturally and
kenly. You dampen a sponge or soft
lush with i and draw this through
YOUR hair. taking one small strand at
time; by morning the gray hair disap-
pears. and after another application or
two, your hair becomes beautifully
dark. glossy and attsactive.
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CUTOFF

R. J. Holloway, made a business
trip to Americas Thursday.
Miss Eula Kitchens visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Oliver Holloway, at Ander-
H. Stubs and R. ]. Holloway attend
ed the fur/ral of Rev. T. w. barley,
at Marshallville Wednesday.
Sollie Hart, of Ellaville, was Wis
iCor here Sunday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1923-02-23
OPEN N0STRILS! END
A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Nose are Stuffed Up.
BY Altman


Count fifty Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos
trils win open, the air passages of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more snuifling, hawking,
mucous discharge, dryness or headache;
no struggling for breath at night
Get small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little of this fragrant antiseptic cream
in your nostrils. It penetrates through
every air passage Of the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or inAamed mn-
cous membrane, giving you instant re-
lief Head colds and catarph yield like
magic. Don't stay strffed-up and uriaer
able. Relief Is sure.
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LOANS made on improved farm lands
at cheapest rates for term of ., Z or
10 years with. prepayment. option
given. Money secured promptly. we
have now outstanding over Sl,rOO,-
10000 on farms in Sumter County
alone, with plenty more to lend
MIDDL ETON MCDONALD
Correspondent Atlanta Trust Com
pany in Sumter. Lee, Terrell, Sehley
ster Counties. q Planters barF
Macon, Stewart, Randolph ana Wen
Bldg. Americas, Ga. Phone ~ o.
all.
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visitors at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Parker, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Parker and
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B. S. Parker went to Andersonville
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. S. M. Parker spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. T. A. Bradley
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-29

mavera. dejandole solo tres para dis
poner.
Ell champion tambien puede quo ten
ga la idea que saliendo de ese trio no
le quedara nadie con quien peiear.
ahi esta su error, pues el boxeo es e.
sport donde salen los contrarios peli-
grosos. de la noche la manana, GUAM
do uno menos 10 espera.
John L lie habia ganado a todos, y
parecia haber conquistado ell mundo,
y 10 podia conquistar, cuando yo me
apareci. algo asi como una apariclon
fantastica entire los candidates para el
honor de champion heavy weight.
Fitz. despu6s de haberme derrotado
a mi, parecia haberse quedado solo.
Nadie tomaba en- serio a Jeff, quien
menos de 2 amos antes, habla sido mi
''sparring- partner, Y, sin embargo,
fue el que mand6 Fitz para Ell ba-
rril.
Cuando Jess Willard era Ell campeon,
los fanaticos creian que 10 seria inde-
fnidamente Y mientras Willard esta-
ba siendo aclamado como invencible,
Dempsey estaba hacienda meteoricos
progresses, y un aao despues de que los
expertos habian explicado por que Wi
lard no pcdia ser vencidc. Dempsey ca
ST 10 pulveriz6 en- Toledo, y rapidamen-
tie como nadie 10 habla sonado.
La historic Sc reptile. 10 que ha SUI
Cedido antes, quizas Sc repita. Demp-
sew parece invencible dhora. pero den
tro de un afo, algln chiquilio, desco-
nocido para ell mundo en- estos momen-
tcs. quizas haga 10 que no hicleron
Miske, Brennan, Carpenter, Gibbons y
Firpo.
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TUvo sUERTE

Former Lodge. a.qucl boxeador tan
fal5o de valor como grande de estatu-
"a a quien los fanatics de la Habana
dedicaron memorable ovaci6n de coJl-
mes y peri6dicos, pele6 hace pocos dlas
en- Minneapolis, Mimi, con Fred Full
ton Y ell match tcrmino sin que Sc
completara el primer round porque nas
taron unicamente dos 0 tres golpes de
Fulton para que hombre IAN corpu-
lento rodase por el silelo.. desorbitados
los ojos la boca alberta.
Fortuna ha tenido Farmer Lodge,
pues los fanaticos de Minneapolis Sc
limitaron apl&rdir al vencedor es-
(Continda en- la pagina I'D
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(Por James j. corbbett, ex-campeon
mundiaD.

Nadie ha tornado en- serio los rumo-
res que de Los Angeles nos han lie
gado de que Jack Dempsey piensa pc
lear tres veces mas y luego retirarse.
Las probabildades son de que el
champion estaba solamentc hromeando
cuando dijo tai cosa.
Muchos hombres han reinado en- Ia
division de los heavy weights. Cada
uno, en- una otra OCCASION, hi pensa-
do en- retirarse. Pero nj uno solo &c
tcdos ellos en- los dltimos II amos ha
perdido sd tiulo por etra via que no
sea la del Knockout.
Sullivan Sc iba retirar, 10 anancio
varias veces, pero siempre cambisba
de parecer al final, me di6 e. "chan-
cs' en- aQuella memorable hatalla 70
le game Ell titulo al gran gladiator.
Una vez durante mi carrera, yo tam
bien me retire. ESQ fu6 ALA por ell
conseguir una pelea con Bob Fitzs1sm-
mons. Ell match fue planteadc en- va
rios Estados, pero siempre las autori-
dades intervenian y deshacian todos
nuestros planes.
Mas tarde yo me retire y cedi mi
tfulo a Peter Maher. Pero el publico
no consinti6 tai cosa. Finalmente Ell
match con Fitzsismmons Sc arreglo en-
Carson City, Nevada, pelealnos, tocan-
dome mi la derrota.
jim Jeffries 81 Sc retiro-pero no fue
permanente.- Lo sacaron de gu reti-
ro despu6s de muchos amos. y jeff Sc
desplomo bajo los ataques de Jack
johnson.
Wills Firpo, Gibbons y probable
mente Renault, son los hombres dc al
guna prominencia en- la hsta de cen
trarios para Dempsey en- la actualidad
Indudablemente el tiene la seguri1ad
6e que por 10 menos uno del grupo
habra sido eliminado antes de la pri-
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Jim CORBBETT NO TOMA EN-
SERIO LA RETIRADA V0LUN :
TARIA DE JACK DEMPSEY,
Ell CAMPEON HEAVYWEIGHT

Sullivan, Corbbett, Jefries Y
otros han tratado Gle retirar
Sc, pero al final fueron reti-
radios por la via del knock
out. La historic puede re
petirse en- ell case de Demp
sey. =. -.