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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
ZAKONcENf TRfDENNfHO
SJEZDU CROTTO OR
CANISACE.

-
mich zabav "a tridenniho sic
'Zdu ZednafSke Grotto organisa
ce zakoncen byl vcera stejne
vesele neb dnes rano vetsina u
castnik1 .odjela jiz do svych
domov1. Die zprav 1rednikd
pfibylo do Clevelandu Ia kon-
vence ma 100000 hostu.
RUNE podniky tesily Sc po-
dobne velke dcasti jako vsech-
ny pfedchazejici a dozvuky po
fadany byly vecer hlavne ko-
lem Mestskeho Auditoria. TAX
pri tanci ma dlazbe, "a ktereho
Sc stale strfdaly kapely orga-
nisace byl takovy naval, re Sc
tanclcim parkdm jen ztizi da-
rio dobyti sobe mista k male
zitemu roztoceni.
V Auditoriu samem. kan
nell pristup jen ucastnici sic
zdu iejich rodiny, rozdava-
ny byly ceny zvitezivsim kape-
lam. cetam pochodovym i j.
nym oddildm, ktere mely 0 po
baveni Clevelandu nejv6tsich
zasluh. Rozdanych ceii bylo
n6kolik tuctG, cd zlatych a
stribrnych pohard az po hu-
'debni nastroje. Vecer pax roz-
dano bylo AL Sirat Grotto pet
automobile. Potom nasledo-
val vseobecny tanec Audito-
|riu, iehoz sc s1castnilo hned
ma zacatku as 5000 osob.
Vcerejsi udalosti byly zavo-
dy hudebnich sbor1, ma KITE
rych Sc podilelo Is kapel a "a
jimavy kontest sledovan as
1000 posluchaci. Zavodici
sbory rozd6leny byly ma dve'
divise, v jedne kapely move, a
v druhe ty, jez existuji jiz pres
rok. Ceny rozdany byly as
nasledovne. Kapela Pitts
burgu obdrzela cenu jako nej-
starsi nejpocetnejsi, z Cam
ton cenu jako hudebni sbor
nejmladsi podobne odmene-
ny j sbory jine.
Ia sjezdove pripravne pra-
ce dostalo Sc 1fednikum ZdejSi
organisace AL Sirat vseobecne-
no uznani, jez projeveno Ia
stavenickem byval6mu mo-
narchovi DIR. l.. A. Krejcimu a
monarchovi Coxovi, kteri oba
bydli ma zap. 1l6. ul.
Ia vcerejsi volby We vyslou-
zilecke cete zdejSi organisace
zvolem byli cestni GlenOve, me
ri nimiz jest i byvaly velko-
monarcha f. G.. Pelouze (Fi-
lous).
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14

nj rady J. H. Harrise. Diplo-
mi rozdano bylo 115, mezi nj
mi dorostu- ceskeho pdvodu:
Helena Cerna,
RGzena Kriegerova,
Marie A. Skop
Jean B. Turecky,
Milton Cukr.
Ma skole pro vycvik pestou-
mex pro opatrovny, 2O50 vych.
90. ul. promluvil Newton D..
Baker diplomy rozdala pred
sedka poradniho sboru uvede-,
ne skoly pi. Oh. F. Taplinova.
Mezi 48 graduantkami byly:
Mildred H. Koncanova,
D. F. Polakova,
Leona Princova,
r. F. Kotlerova.
Ma The East Technical High
School ma vych. 55. ul. a sSco-|
will ave. konaji sc graduacniI
slavnosti we velkem auditoriu|
dnes vecer 8. hod. Predse-l
dati bude a diplomy rozda pref
sident skolni rady E. NJ. Will
liams. Program obohacen bu-|
de hudlebnimi a zpevnimi Gil
sly a ukazovany pohyblive O.!
brazky, strojem, zhotovenym vi
skolni dime. Take .zde jest
mezi absolventy znacny pocet
krajanG a krajanek:
Jaro Elmer Bican,
Marion Holatova,
Marie Honova,
Karel HruSka,
Eleonora S. JabHrkova,
Helena Kacerovska,
Louis j. Kotis,
Virgil Kostelec.
Lawrence Novak,
Frank Pavlicek,
Frank Podojil,
Tomas Satava,
Cecilie Skul;nova,
James j. Slaby,
Jiri N. Stych,
Gabriela j. St'ovickova,
Jan A. Topirka,
Otto j. Uher,
Antonin Vainar, Jr.
James L. Votava,
Jifi E. Vafak,
Stanislav Vojnar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
MLADA "STRAKA" MA ZED.
NARSKEM SJEZDU.

v chodbe StatlerOva hotell
sebran byl tajnymi policisty
11-lety hoch, jenz vyuzil ma
valu a vloud;v Sc do nekterych
pokojG, zacal sbirati RUNE We
ci, soucastky odeyu, skvosty a
pod. Dopadeny nadejny po-
berta sc vymlouval. re nekter6
uzmute veci predal hoch6m j.
nym. Byl zadrzen bude
vyslechnut ma soude pro mia
di.tve proyinilce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14
PRfVAL CERNOCHU DO
CLEVELANDU
USTAYA.
Nedostatek pracovnich
sil ma jihu.

As pred mesicem bylo sta.
noveno, ze prichazi z iihu do
Clevelandu denne as so novych
cernochd toto stehovani bu-
dilo RUNE obavy, ktere vsak
zmin'neny jsou okolnosti, re
prirdstek tento dnes poklesl as
ma polovinu a dnesni prichozi
cerne pleme, ze jsou vetsinou
graduanti ruznych skol.
DIE statistiky hosti dnes Gle
veland as 43.OOO barevnych o.
sob, z nichz nekolik tisic pfi-
bylo teprve V poslednich mesi-
cich, aby prevzaly nadenicke
prace v tovarnach, kterym Sc
nasledkem pristehovaleckych
zakonG nedostava pomocneho
d6lnictva. Podobna situace je
hlasena z Pittsburgh, Youngs-
townu, Toleda, Detroit i j..
nych severnich prumyslovych
stfedisk.
Cerna immigrace zde pusobi
prave takovcu obavu jako ma
jihu, odkud stehovani smefu-
je, kde Ease farmafGm povaz-
live ridnou fady delnictva ma
polich, zeimena ma plantazich
pestujicich bavlnu. Postizeni
farmari pax, ably nell nahra-
du "a usle pracovni silly, pasu.
il do Spojenych Statd Mexica-
ny, kteri ably Sc bez zavady
dostali do zem6 iednoduse pre-
plujl Rio Grande, velkou po-
hranicni reku ma jihu.
V Clevelande V % tovar-
mach jest dnes zamestnano so
vice cernych d6lnikG, kdezto
drive jich byl pocet velice ne
patrny. Ukaz pozorovan jest
hlavne V kovopramys'lu a pri
vyrobe aut a jejich soucastek V
garazich atd. Nejsou zam6st-
mani vsak jen phi praci made
nicke ale tovarny ochotou az
podezrelou Jim poskytuji moz-
most vyuciti Sc slevacstvi a ia
drafstvi.
The American Steel & Wire
Co., blize harvardskych zavo-
dG vydrzuje cely cernoseAy ta-
Dor, podobne The National
Carbon Co. a draha New York
Central V Collinwoodu po-
blize stanice na Orange ave.
Verbovani ma iihu pro cleve-
lanuSke tOVafny melO "a ma
sledek, re ieden verbir byl re
dvou jiznich NEST primo Wy
Imam, pfi cemz marsalem v
jednom m6ste byl mu dan do
sti vymluvny pokyn zahadny-
mi slovy: "Muzi re severn,
ktefi k NAM prichazeji casio Sc
ztraci nikdy nebyvaii male
zeni."
Prichozi nigi'i brani isou v
Ochranu The Negro Welfare
Association, jeiiz 1rednici sve
soukmenovce ocekavaji, poma-
haji prvni dobe a zaopatfuii
Jim / praci spojuji je S phi
padnou cirkvi iejich vyznani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14

sti oddvodnen,: aby process byl
konan. Jedine co bylo povo-
leno, jest odklad liceni re dne
II. cervna ma den 10. zafi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14

ne zaloby byly zamitnuty, po-
dana byla v sobotu pravnikem
obvinenych ale soudce odpov6-
del, re obzalovaci spis jest do
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-14

bmexen mnox Pouxiit ptnestos.
Az $6.75 damske tubove obleky, vek. 14-44, $4.75
Vnene kapuce, vel 2-6 IA zvlastnost $2.A8
Az 1896 sukne, 800 kusu damskych, vsech vek. 81
Az $S75 kozesinove limce, plny pult jen $3.95
Damske kabaty pima pod;ivka. polaire atd. $40
s29.50 damske obeky, celovlneny twill atd $500
Damske obeky hedvabne pekne vzorky, VS.. tv. $3.77
Dvc tubove obleky organdinu, vek. az IA, 81 90
Tweed. spodky 500 novych pro danny div. Sass
Az So. .95 klte sukns, velk IA, plaidy atd. 81
Az $40 damske hedv. obleky, tafet atd. 14-4O $40
1895 tubove obleky, 800 kusi DOM soyse po $2.75
S1.39 dvc knicker spodky, zvl. vylety jen $1.OO
69c dstske obleky, kostkovans. i j. sotys po 39c
49c zastsry dimity, billy limec sklep. po 35c
Muzske kalhoty do prace, 30-42, patek jen 1.29
Csc sotysove pruhovane spodncky. velke ien po 49c
$l.29 damske bungalow zastery. nepatrn6 pomac. S8c
81 mike botky muze, gum podpatky $2.95
42 Chap hnsdave neb 6erne botky, trvanlive $3.50
50 Thompsonovy snerovacky, rdz. countlu $1.29
$3.50 salonni lampy male peknym stinidlem $1.35
S2.95 damske site klobouky naofnicke jne $1.O0
Al $1.65 kvetinove pletence zdob. kob. Csc
Al $1.98 zbytky hedv. latek obmez. mnoz. Csc
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PRISON SHAPED LIKE EAR
ryrant OF Syracuse Constructed Cave
So That He Could Hear Conver-
sations Of Suspects.

The Ear of Dionyslus wns the nnnic
given to II celebrated cavern near
Syracuse h, Sicily. said to have been
constructed by Dlonyslus the Elder.
tyrnnt OF Syracuse. and used by him
ns II prison for suspected persons. This
cave was 2IO feet long and 10 feet
high. II was fashioned In the shape
Of n human cnr, and wns 30 construct.
ed thnt the fnintcst sounds were con
vcyed from NIL pnrts to II central cham
ber. corresponding to the tympnnum
or drum Of the car. There this tyrnnt
secreted himself. sometimes. Il is sald,
for days. and listened to the convcr-
sntions OF the unfortunntcs Imprisoned
within.
The workmcn who built the dungeon
were put to death TO prevent them
from dlvulglng the use 10 which u WINS
put. A whisper nt one end could bc
distinctly heard nj the other. by put.
ting ones cnr close to the rock. while
the tearing Of paper sounded like II
series of explosions.-Dctr News.
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Restriotions Of Plsbeians.

Roman commoners were called PIE
bclnns nnd were originally forbidden
nll political rights. They were for the
most pnrt poor, and not allowed to
intcrmnrry with the Pntriclnns. They
served In the army without pny, were
sold into slavery for debt. and coul0
even be cut In pieces for distribution
among their creditors. FindIn. theiv
conditions intolcrnblc. the plcbclans II
100 u. &. repaired to Mons Snccr. near
Rome. where they resolved 10 buil0
n new city; but this step M alarmed
the privileged classes thnt they grant
cd To the plcbcinns the right OF cho00-
Ing annually from their own nu,nhsS
two magistrates. called iribuncs WITH
power to protect them against nggres-
sion of the Pntrlcinns. After the Inps0
OF nbout 200 ycnrs the disabilities U9
the Plcbcinns were almost entirely ~,
moved.
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The Branding Iron
BY Katharine Neu,lin Burt
EhN
By Katharine Newlin Burt
grave. part of the old life back TO which /,
Copyright BY Katharine N. Burt

grave. part of the old life back to which
she was running. Down the canyon
trail she tioundered. her short skirt
gathering a weight Of snow, ner webs
lifting mass of II at every Juggling
step. Her speed perforce sackened.
hut she plOdded on. out OF breath and
In sweat. She was surprised at the
weakness: put 1t down to excitement.
u was Altered he'd make me stay" she
said. and. 1--WE got to go. I've got to
60" This Went with her like heating
rhythm. She cnme to the opening In
the frs. the foot OF the steep trail. and
out there stretched. the valley. blank
snow. blank sky. here and there a
wooded ridge. then range Of lower
hills, blue. snow-mottled; not roof.
not thrend Of smoke. not sound.
I'm awful far away" Joan whIs.
pered to herself. and. for the first
time in her life, she doubted her
strength. ~ don't rightly know where
I am"
She looked bnck. There stood
high. familiar peak. but so were the
outlines Of these mountains jumhled
and changed that she could not tell II
Prosper's canyon lay north or south OF
Pierre's homestead. The former was
high up on the foothills. and Pierre's
was well down. aboye the river. From
where she stood. there was no river.hed
in sight. She tried to remember the
journey. but nothing came to her ex-
cept confused impression Of follow.
ing. following. following. Had they
gone toward the river first and then
turned north or had they travelled close
to the base Of the giant range? The
rangers cabin where they hnd spent
the night, surely that ought to he Wis.,
ible. II she went farther out. say
beyond the wooded spur which shut
the mountain country from her sight.
perhaps she would find II.
Bravely she braced her quivering
muscles and went on. She plunged
into drifts. struggled up: sometimes
the snow-plane seemed to stand M
like a wall In front Of her. the far
hills lolling like dragon along Its
top. She could not keep the breath Of
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"YOU KILLED HIM"

Joan Lands. eighteen years
old. wife of Pierre. Is the daugh-
ter Of John Carver. who murdered
. her mother for adultery Her
lonely life. with her father. in a
Wyoming cabin. unbearable. Joan
leaves him to work In = hotel in
nearby town. Joan. meets
Pierre. and the two. mutually at
tracted. are married. Carver tells
Pierre story OF Joan's mother.
Pierre forges . cattle brand.
Frank Holliwell. young minister.
presents books 20 Joan. Pierre
forbids her to road them. Mad
dened by Jealousy. Pierre ties
Joan and burns the Two-Bar
brand into her shoulder. Hear
ing her screams. q stranger
bursts into the house and shoots
Pierre. The stranger revives
Joan. telling her Pierre is dead.
urges her to go with him. At
the strangers homs Joan's In
Juries are attended to. She 10
introduced to q new world of
books and hne clothing by the
stranger. Prosper Gale. q writer.
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CHAPTER KIN
Nerves and Irtuitlon

mfr. Gnel," said Jonn standing he
fore him nj the break fast table. Iln
a.roin' 10 work"
She wns pnle. gnnnt and impcriurh.
nble. She announced this decision
md sat down.
"Womnn's work. he nskcd her.
smiling Tuizzicnlly.
80, sir" with her own rnrc smile
~ mint rightly fitted for that"
"CerfnInly not IN those clothes" he
mnrmuroh GROSSLY. Tor she was dressed
again In her own things.
"f'm n-foIp' TO do mans work. I'm
h.r"in to shovel snow ns' help fetch
wood nn' kerry In wntcr. You tell
your Chinese mnn. please"
'Anh you're not going TO r"nd or
study my m0rci'
"Ycs, sir. Ike Tint n you sin
wnni 10 teach me- Mr.. Gnel. I:u, I'm
n'roln'-i'm golnR-io get some ne.
'Ion. m Just III" n don't. WHY.
I'm so poor emit hardly m n broom.
don't know why I'm 40 mlsernbiy
poor. Mr.. Gael"
Sh" twisted her brows nnxiously.
you've had u nervous brcak down Z"
~ whnif
"A nervous breakdown"
Tie ~ his cigarette and watched her
In his usual lazy. smoke. yeiicd fnnn.
ncr. but she might have noticed the
shaken fabric NJ his sslfnssIrnnre.
"Sny. now" said Jonn. "whats the
nnrnr 'or'"
"Thore's n book hbou II over sh.rs
third volume on the top shclf-iook
up your cnse."
with nm air ~ profound alarm she
went over md ioOk n out.
rro ne cOSTfNuEDD
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size nodded. She was pale. her eyes
heavy. but she was glad to he found.
glad to he saved. He snw that. and
eyes. At the end he drew her arm
into his, and. when they came into the
house, he knelt and took the snow
shoes from her feet. she dropping
against the wall. He put Y hand on
each Of her shoulders and looked re.
proach
"You wanted to leave me. Ioan7
You wanted to leave me as mpch as
that?"
She shook her head from side TO
side. then. drawing away. she stun
hled past him into the room. dropped
to the bearskin rug. and held ont her
hands to the flames, ITS awful good
TO be back" she said. and fell to sob
bins. II didn't think you'd he carIn'-
was thinkin' only Of old things. I
was homesick-me that has no home"
Her shaken voice was so wonderful
a music that he stood listening with
sudden tears in his eyes.
AN can't ferget Pierre nor the
life. MIR. Gael. an when | think twas
you that killed him. why. 1t breaks my
heart. Ot, know you he'd to do II. I
saw. An I couldn't "a stayed with
him no more. What he did. II made
me hate hm-but you cant be thinkln'
how II was with Pierre an me before
that night. We've was happy. I
ust to live with my father. Mr.. Gael.
an he was an awful man. an there
was no lovin' between us. but when !
first seen Pierre lOOkln' up at me.
first knowed what iOvin' might be like.
just came away with him because hs
asked me. Oh. Mr.. Gael. I can't fer.
get him. even for hatln'. That brand
on my shoulder. it's all healed. but
my hearts so hurted. it's so hurted.
You killed him. Forgive me. please: I
would love you II I could. but some
thin. makes me shake away from
yOu-hecause Pierre's dead"
Again she wept. exhausted. broken.
hearted weeping It wns. And Pros.
per's face was drawn by pity Of her.
That story Of her life and love. II wns
sort Of snga. something az moving
rs an old ballnd most beautifully
sung. The vnried and vibnnt ca.
dences Of her voice gave every delicate
shading Of feeling. Of thought. She
wns utterly expressive. All night.
after he. hnd seen her eat and sent
her TO her bed. the phrases Of her
music kept repeating themselves In his
ears. AN so hrst knowed whnt
lovIn' might he like: md. II would
love you. only sOmethln' makes me
shake away from you - because
'ierre's dead." This WAS a Jonn he
had not yet realized and he knew TINT
nfter nil his enchanted ieopardess wna
q woman md that his wooing Of her
had hardly yet begun. So did she
bnfle him by the utter dIrectness Of
her heart. There was So little Of n
barrier against him and yet-there
WIS 30 much.
For the first time he doubted his
wiznrdry. md. nt that. his desire for
the wild gia's love stood up like .
ginnt and grIpped his soul.
Joan slept deeply. without dreams: !:
she had confessed herself But Prosper
was ms restless and troubled ns n
youth. She hnd not made her cscnpe !:
she hnd followed him home with humii
Ity. with confusion In her eyes. She
hnd been gind to hold out her hnnds
ngnin TO the fire on his henrth. And
yet-fe was now her prisoner.
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her lungs. Often she sank down md
rested: when things grew stcndy she
got up and worked on. Each time she
rested she crouched longer: each
time made slower progress: and nj.
ways the gonl she had set herself. the
end OF juiting hilI. thrust Itself out.
noscd forward sliding down 10 the
plain. II began 10 dnrken. hut .lonn
thought that her sight was fnlhng.
The enormous efforts she was making
took every atom of her will Al last
her muscles refused obedience. her
lnhoring heart stopped. She stood
moment. swnyed. fell, and ths' time
she made no effort 10 rise, She had
become dark spot on the snow.
lIfcnnSs part of the loneliness md
silence
A smnll. hlnck. energetic figure
came out from among the FRS and ran
forward where the longest shadows
pointed. II looked nbsurdly tiny md
anxious: futile. In It's piGmy haste.
across the exquisite stiffness, Joun.
lying 80 SIN. WAS acqulcscen'. this
little striving thing rcbollcd. n chme
forward stendily. following JOINS IN.
even srncks. stamping them down
flrmly 10 mnke solid pnth. md. ~
the sun dropped. leaving mn Immense
gienminr depth Of sky. he enms down
and bent over the blnck speck thht
wns Jonn.
Prosper 'ook her nv the shoulder
and turned her over . little In the
snow. Josn opened her eyes md
looked NJ him. II was the dumb look
Of 4 beaten dog.
"Get no. child" no snid. "and come
home with me-"
She struggled 10 her feet, he helping
her; and silently. Just M n shgnae
woman. no mnt,er what her pnin. will
follow her man. 10 Joan followed the
track he made by pressing the snow
down tripiy over her former steps
Can you do ~ hs asked once. and
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Mad Not prsetlcsd lstsIv.

A colorcd woman IN Floridn. prcxene.
Ing herself ns candidate for confirms.
tion, wns nskcd 10 repeat the creed
N" Lords prayer md the command
mcnis. She got through the FIRST two
fnlrly well. but when II cnmc TO the
last she bunglcd nnd hcsitntcd, and
finally remarked In n confidential tone
to the officiating Clergyman. "Dc fac
is. Mister Turpin, All hasn't been prac.
tlcIn' dc ten commandments intciy"
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Peach eorer Feels Il,
What is paradichlorobenzene?

WIFI IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
About 100000 pounds of it are being
used this year to save peach trees
from the peach borer, according to re-
ports received by the United States
Department of Agriculture. This is
twice the quantity that was used last
year.
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Freshsn 4 Heavy Skin

Freshsn heavy Skin
With the antiseptic, fascinating Cuti-
cura Talcum Powder. an exQuisitely
scented. economical face. skin, baby
and busting powder and perfume.
Renders other perfumes superfluous.
One Of the Cutlcura Toilet Trio (Soap
Ointment, Observation-Disclosures
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stomach and starts the liver and
bowels acting without gripping. Con.
tains no narcotics or soothing drugs.
Say "California' to your druggist and
lvoid counterfeits! Insist upon gen.
nine California Fig Syrup" which
contains ons.-Advertisement
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Not 70 hsr likina.

Msdgc-Ilow was the yachting
par'y'
Nnrjor,e-So.so. There were -
nnny on board the bon' The best Char
lie could do was ~ hug the shore
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Had Time to Qualify.

Employer-Aren't you the boy who
applied for this position fortnight
ago?
BOy-Yes, sir.
Employer-And didn't say wanted
an older boy?
Boy-Yes, sir; that's why l am here
now.-I-ondOn Answers.
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Yaeationa Naesssarx.

Marriage Ix often failurc because
neither Of the interested parties has
sense enough 10 tnkc nm cnsiOnnl
vacation from the. other.
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Same Effect Produced.
He-My love for you IL like the scn
Shc-Yes. the sen makes me sick.
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MOTHER! GIVE SICK BABY
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"
Harmless Laxative to Clean Liver
and Bowels Of Baby or Child.

Even constipat-
ed, bilious, fever
ish, or sick, collie
Babies and Chill
dren love to take
genuine "Califor-
mia Fig Syrup"
No other laxative
regulates the ten
der little bowels
80 nicely. 1t.
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lie who ls afraid of doing too mucD
always does too little.
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corrected Immediately. Thin, dry,
wispy or fading hair is quickly invlgo-
rated, taking on new strength. color
and youthful beauty. "Danderine" is
delightful on the hair; a refreshing,
stimulating tonic-not sticky or greasy !!
Any drug ore.-Advertisement.
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There are lots Of big boys and small
men in the world.
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GIRLS! HAIR GROWS
THICK AND BEAUTIFUL
accent "Danderine" Does Wonders for
LifeIess, Neglected Hair.

A gleamy mass
Of luxuriant hair
full Of gloss, lus-
ter and life short
ly follows a genu-
inc tonlng up of
neglected scalps
with dependable
"Danderine."
Falling h air,
itching scalp and
the dandruff Is
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Not Difficult at All,

Mother (annoyed)-Really. Mary. I
don't know how you can be so naughty.
Mary-Oh, it's quite easy.
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Civilization emit be permanently
harmed. II hns iis wny.
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CHAPTER xll-csntinued.

And then she opened her volume in
its middle and her eye looked upon
familiar lines
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fend II from degradation. to divest il
which ignorance and greed have I'M
posed, to rescue the toiler from the
grasp ~ the selfish. i \ work worthy
Of the modest and hesi Of cur RACE.
In all the multlfanads branches 81
trade capital has lis eomhinaiionss
and whether intended OF not. they
crush the manly hopes Of labor and
trample poor humanity In the dust.
Ne mean no conflict with legitimate
enterprise. no antagonism 20 neees-
Sary capital; but men, IN their haste
and greed, blinded by self-iuterests.
overlook the interests Of others, aud
sometimes violate the rights Of those
they deem helpless. We mean to up
hold the dignity Of labor, to affirm
the nobility Of all who earn their
bread by the sweat of their brows.
We mean 10 create a healthy public
opinion on the subject of labor (the
only creator Of val0esl. ami the jus.
tice of is receiving n full, just share
Of the values OF capital IL has Great
ed"