davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25

When Kennington's advertises re-
auctions on certain articles, it means
that the price is reduced-not the
quality.
No matter how sharp the reduction
or how low the price at which an article
is offered, the Quality of that article
is ever and always distinctly Kenning
ton Quality-that is the Best.
The price of an article may be cut to
a few cents or even to nothing, but
once that article has passed the Ken
nington rigid standard of quality, the
entire store stands sponsor for it's de-
pendability.
AS result of the high Remington
standard of Quality, the public has
grown to have confidence in Kenning-
tons word and Kenningtons merchan-
disc 1t has taken years to build the
present statewide reputation for
Quality, and yet, such reputation
might be easily damaged or ruined by
a careless lowering of our known
quality.
SO it is that Kennington's is doubly
careful of the quality of every article
permitting no lowering of its high
standard Of quality under any circum-
stances-invariably making good any
error that might arise through unin-
territorial but human mistake or frailty.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE

Extra fine Charleston Wakefield,
frost proof Cabbage plants now
ready. Can fill all orders promptly
ut 25c per 100 postpaid.
G.. s. WARE,
Route 4, Pelahatchie, Miss.
; mo. Mar. 1-c.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25
A DEAD HEAT

Sylvester-"Well, I'm afraid that
train will beat us to the crossing. =
Walter-''rhat' not what I'm
afraid Of Ii might be Il tie
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25

DR.. Il. c. Kincaid, of Pelahatchie
attended to business ut the court
house Tuesday. He was accompani-
ed by Tom Measeles. also OF Peia-
hatchie
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25
HE EOOZLED

How did you get your moustache
into this condition." asked Cliff
Taylor. Guess I'll have to take it
off"
''All right. l tried ito steal a kiss
from girl who was chewing gum. .
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25

Percy Clifton. of Jackson, was al
the court house Tuesday Attending
to business.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25

H. Il. Lichty. of Waterloo, Ia,
was at the court house on business
last Friday
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25

Marvin King and Tom IIarrell. OF
pelahatchie. are attending court thlS
week.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25

COURT HOUSE NOTES

Enos Corlcy of Brandon, Route o.
was here Wednesday.
q
G.. w. Traxler, of Cato. was mere
on business Wednesday.
n
II. Misterfeldt, of Plain. attended
10 business here this week.
]. w. Harpe, OF Pelahatchie, was
nj the court house Tuesday.
J. +. Biggs, of Jackson. was AT
!he court house Wednesday.
Alonzo Britt, of Pelahatchie, is
here attending to business this week.
Henry Jones, of Lucknow, was
visitor ut the court house Wednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. X. +. Steen, OF Pela-
hatchie are attending court here
ibis week
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-01-25

3 mo. Mar.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

my. Je to radost vid1ti ma pf.
dnes jiz j pf&dlo . konfskci,
kterezto obory byly vthradni
domenou cizincd, v ceskych
rukach. ZvlaStz poHeby zim-
nj bude mozno letos jiz kou-
pitt We velkych ceskych zavo-
dech ohromnym vyberem
zbozi nejmodernejsiho zrovna
jako We vysnorenych kramech
firem Wolf a Schlein, Tewe-
les, Schiller atd. Dnes name
ji5 v Praze-Vu. ma Belcredi-
no trfd9 veliky obchodni dunn
pradlem, latkami, koberci, a j,
pod firmou "Brouk a Bab-
ka". Jak to docela jiz jinak
mi, ne? Take konecne jsme
Sc zmohli ma ceskou tovarnu
ma pradlo pod firmou Trio.
la v Praze-VIII.. jejiz w.
robky prodava firma Josef
D2banek v Praze-II., roh Spa
lene a Purkyhovy ulice. Ma
Narodni trfd9 je konfekce Ru
dolf Dolejs EAU Derby. Jer
aby Ease konec koncn Sc ne
stalo to, ze fhma je pouhyn
plastfkem a majitele Ease je'
nom Jevrejove, jak sc ffkt
ipo rusku, Ii po anglicku
Jews.
That is all, l have to-da,
on my mind.
Goodby, and don't forge
our English cercle".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

tavy, . MI VAN n1co napfM,
az 90 tam podiv&m. i v3ech
|vykladd stoji neustale dosti |
mladJch lidi, kteii patrn4 no.
mali niteho jineho ma pr&ci.
Zvl&st4 vykladni skffn9 fotu
grafd prazskych test Sc veil
ke ,pozornosti. Vsak je tam ia
ke vid9ti vskutku kr&sne por.
traity, tteba bychonl neneli
tolik "kontesti", co jich je u
Vas. Ku chvale mnohych zdej
slch krasek nutno nci, 5e. by
jist6 dobfe obst&ly v konku.
renci kraskami Ameriky
kdyby pestovAni pleti mohly
|v6novati' takovoutez pozornost
Ma to vsak vskutku pocestne
devce u mas nebude jeste dlou
no mfti nazbyt, zrovna jake
ma ty nadherne roby. Jsme prt
ce jenom jeSt9 neustale chu
Idtm n&rodem.
A proc? kekl jsem to jii
nescisln9kr&t: Nemame obcht
du v rukou q mas n&rod sesta
Iva v9tsinou 2 lidf odvislych :
ne lidf samostatnych. Pfec'
vsak i v tomto smSru mnoh,
cd pfevratu znacn6 Sc zlepsi
10. Byvaly DOLBY, kdy o zidov
skych svatcich nebylo mozn'
svadlenam v, Praze koupit
nejnutn6jAch potreb, kdezt'
dnes jsou jiz zde prece jel
vskutku nase rye ceske fir
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

Jak se kArel Habsburk bxl
bolSsvikt. Poslednf cisaf ra-
kousky, Karel, napsal II. bic
zna 1919 span9lsk6mu lrlN
dopis, vs kter@m ulevil sv<mu
srdci a pozadal span6lsk4ho
krale, aby p1sobil u presiden-
ia Wilsona, ably zastavil po-
stup bolsevicky idei v zajmu
vsech krald. Dopis tento uve-
rejnuje nyni byvaly tajemnik
presidenta Wilsona v knize
"Wilson a uspofadani sv6ta".
Karel pise, ze jedin9 Dohoda
mGze mas (krale) zachraniti
pred bolsevismem, prohlasuje
ze vsechny move utvorene sta
ty byvaleho Rakouska do
jdou drive nebo pozdeji k pr
votrfdnimu bolsevismu q ze
tento pozar Sc rozsifi We vsech
statech Dohody. Prostfedky, a
by Sc predeslo bolsevismu,
jsou, aby Dohoda poslala vol.
sko proti bolsevikdm, ably u.
spokojila nespokojenost hlado
vych mass zaslanim potravir
a aby staty utvofene z Ra'
kouska, byly zruseny a ma.
|stolena znovu rakouskA dyns
site. Jedine dynastie mdze vi
|sti narody, jez il sv9ril BIh
Excisar Karel pax pise: ITO,
dobou bolsevism n&ramne 81
rozsiril v Nemecku. v &c
lchach je 'bolsevik jmenem MI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12
F. Slaby-Bylansky:
OBRAZKY z MATItKY
PRAHY.
Praha, Bubenec $50,
dine 20. fijna 1928.

Byl jsem v fodkarpatske
Rusi a tim sc stalO, ze jsem
sc sse svym dopisem tentokra-
te ponekud opozdil. Vidfm ma
Vas duchu, mill pfatele, jak
jste jill nedockavi. treba dnes
jiste jill ma nedostatek zprav
re stare vlasti 81 nemusite ma
rikati. Molina dost, ze leckdy
Sc Yam take leccos nelibi, ale
z toho 81 mic nedelejte. Sam
budu rad, kdyz v pristim Pc
tiieti cs. republiky bude mi do
pfano psati Yam jen same Pc
kn3 v6ci: Jak je zde lacino,
.jak jsme vsichni spokojeni a
st'astni, jak nasi americti kra
Jane vice nepospichajf zpatky
do Ameriky, jako kdyz jim
hlavu zapali, iaky pfatelsky
pomer Sc vyvinul mezi casopi-
sy jednotivych stran mezi
temito stranami samymi, jak
rozmaniti, dosud okazale ma
promenadach a parcich nem
tici zi-vlove staly Sc zivly sta
totvornymi a mluvi pouze Off
cielnim jazykem statnim, jak
Sc vzmahaji ceske obchody
ma hlavnich tridach prazskych
protoze 81 nase. obecenstvo jill
odvyklo zanaseti svoje t6zce
vydelane penize cizaklm, KITE
ii pro nase narodni snahy We
valce nell pouze dsmesek a o.
povrzeni, atd. atd.
Dosud ku sv6mu politovani
o takovychto krasnych We
czech psati nemohu. Drahota
nepomiji, vajicko stoji ma pr.
jiE nyni kus Kc 1.20, ky ma
sla Kc 40 a sadlo? Ma to
Sc mne radeji ami neptejte. Di
ky Tob6, Ameriko, uprimne
diky Ii vzdavam, ze nam sem
posilas svoie "pure lard. ne
bot skvarenehO sadla ces-
kych prasatek k v kramech,. kde
jsem sc ptal, - "neni" A
tax by tomu bylo j S jinymi
potravinami, nebyt VaSich pii
cinlivych farmaru, jake ma pr.
s moukou. Take. uhli nezlevni-
10 dosud znatelneji,. tfeba hor
nikhm, v6zicim .pri SVEN povo-
lani stale jcdnou nohou v hro-
he, byly mzdy po sedmityden-
nj Stavce Znacne snizeny.
red pry Je Ease nedOstatek
yagonG :.
,Vcera jsem navstivil vystav
ku praci zrizencu Elektric-
kych. podniku hi. mesta Prahy
V 4lDci Skdie' naproti kostelu
slAAStepAna v ulici Ma Ryb-
niIH pojmenovanou tax ma
pamet' davne osady Rybniky,
ktera Sc tam kdysi nalezala.
Po sy6 celodenni C,sto noe
nj namahay6 prac. mn,zi z
techtD zMzencn y1tvarcji do.
ina nektere yskutl1u pekne
prace jako fezbu lupenkou,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

na vlastnici velkostatkd ne
dost&vaji zadnych pffjmt ze
sv6ho panstvi. Ulevuji svemu
srdci a prosfm, drahy bra
tranGs abys toto sd9lil duv9r-
ne pomoci kur5ra Dohod9 a
Wilsonovi". spanelsky kral po
obdrzenf tohoto dopisu tax u
cinil. Nynf tajemnik Wilso-
ndv uvefejnil dopis excisare
Karla, psany z Eckaartsau,
kde byl Karel ukryt pod o.
chranou anglickych voj&kd.
Pytlxk zastfeIen cetnikem.
cetnicky strazmistr z D6diny
Move u Breclavy ma Morave
|zpozoroval pred n9kolika dny
|pfi sluzebni pochuzce ma okra
iii lesa 2 muze. Jakmile Sc jim
blizil, skocili do lesa a ukryli
Sc "a stromem. Kdyz strazmi-
str zvolal:, "Stdj!" strelili po
mem Z Iovecke pusky, ale mi
null Sc cfle. cetnik streliL We
sm6ru, odkud vysla rama. a tire
| fill "a stromem ukryteho ptaa
ka, bohateho hostinsk&ho Ma
lt9je Stupovskeho z Kopcan,
ktery tprve pred 2 lety vratil
sc Ameriky Sc znacnym jm6
lnim. Postreleny muz zemrel.
Stupovsky ,byl odvazny pytlak
ktery sci prave Sc svym pri-
ltelem, delnfkem Janem Du-
choslavem, ma cekanou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

oM a ziskala ieho podpis phi Ia
hsjeni Slenske kampans Cerve-
neho kfze.
ci Smetanova dila jako prof.
dr.. j. Krupka, ktery wal 81
ma starost cyklus "Rozbor del
Smetanovych', rid. Karel Hull
ka, ktery prednasi v cyklu "
mych vzpominek na Bedricha
Smetanu" a prof. DIR. Josef
Bartos, ktery velice poutave
predvadi "Vyvoj Smetanovy
osobnosti" s klavirnimi ukaz-
kami. V hudebnich vecerechl
Svazu Osvetoveho, porada-
nych kazdou stredu a nedelil
We skole We Vladislayske uli-
!ci v Praze-II. jsou prednase-
ny Smetanovy skladby "a spo|
luucinkovani prednich umel-
cu hudebnich. CeskoslovenskaI
Ameriko, jednej cas-, mel
mech vse ma poslednf chvili!
Ten APPEL vznaSim hlavne ma
|ceskoslovenske spolky, kde ca
| sto vec dobra u mas "usne",
protoze nenf treba dlouho
schIze, nebo pro jinou prekaz
ku. Osvetovy Svaz ma sidlo
" Praze-Vinohradech. Blani-
cka ulice. cislo 3. Jiste ze Vam
ma kazdy dotaz, ku kteremu|
pfipojite nejaky obnos ma
postovne, co mozno nejdfive
odpovi.
Pan B. A. Bohusiav. New
port r. l. mi zaslal 3 sesity
"The Literary Digest" q 3 ma
gazing Radio News. kde
mne zvlaSte zajimal clanek,
jak "a pomoci radiove telefo-
ME budou Sc lide moci rdz-
|nym predmetdm uciti We spa
| nj, takze Sc Jim ucenost tako-
rka dOslova "naleje do hlavy"|
Nevim, ida mnozi lide staci|
pax dost brzy chodit spat i
Ia laskavost srdecne diky. Ma
me nyni anglicke krouzky ka-|
zdy dterek cd 1920 hod. We
tride l. A We skole " Praze
H., Vladislavova ulice pod We
denim Ora. j. Prochazky. Cte
me knihu prof. j. Krupicky
English for Advanced" a cd
Jerome K. Jerome Tauch-
nitzova vydani Tommy and
Company. Tam take test Sc
americke illustrace vseobecne
mu obdivu pro svoji dokona-
lost a zajimavost. Bude. jeste
dfouho trvati, nez-li Sc ma ta-
kove casopisy V nasi republi
ce zmdzeme.
Ia to vSak name U mas VI
Praze neco, echo MONA ami
IVY Amerikani nemate: Peel
l"ceskoslovenske mykologicke
Ispolecnosti v Praze" "Stale
houbarske .poradny" v Praze-
Vinohradech, Kolinska ulice
lcis. l8. name ma prazskych tr|
zistich We zvlastnich sklene-
nych vykladcich jakesi hou-
barske university, kde jsou Wy
lozeny RUNE druhy jedlych il
jedovatych hub cerstvych|
exemplarich. Ale nevim, ida
by lecktery divak chtel okusiti|
mnohe takove korenne lahud-
ky. i kdyby stokrat Sc mu ka-
zalo. jak ie chutna neskod-
ma. Inu, predsudek je pfedsu-
dek a proti tomu je snad nej-
|nesnadnejsi boj.
Nezamestnanost je dopos,v.|
|veiika vzdor tomu, lie v Pra-
ze W., ia Maninaci, podnika
lobec Prazska "a podpcry sta
ltu rozsahlou reguiaci teky VI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

kovy vseumelec tam ukazuje, |
ze uni vyrobiti takka vSe:
peknou skffnku zrovna jakoI
ddkladne boty. Take mne Ia
jimaly patiently ochranneho ra
mu noveho systemu a dcelneI
zafizeni ma odklizeni snehu
na elektrickych drahach, oI
cemz jsem 81 vyzadal blizsi pol
pis. Jakmile jej obdrzim, Sc
znamim vas timto vynale-
zem, ktert jist9 i v prakticke
Americe by phi osvedcenf Sc
dosahnul rozsffeni. Vsechna
cest lidem, kteff We volne chvf
Ii misto vysedavani u karet al
piva venuji Sc sve rodine sve
domacnosti. Jiz v tom jest We
liky ethicko.vychovny moment.
X temuz cili smeruji take
snahy Husovy skoly Svazu o.
svetoveho, kde jsem Sc setkal
vcera po delsf dob9 Ease hor
|livym nAvst4vnikem jeho pred
|nasek, byvalym fysikem hi.
m9sta Prahy. NJ. U. Drem
|Jindrichem ZAhorem, initiate
rem prazske assanace a kama
lisace, ktery tel mimo jeste ji-
ne zdravotnf vymozenosti Ii
lskal Praze karanskou vodu,
ljeji dobrodini nelze ami dosti
oceniti. Pan DR.. Zahor slavi
dine 6. listopadu 1928 jill svoje
79-lete narozeniny. Jako jsenn
to ucinil jiz ioni. pfeji letos
znovu, jiste v souhlase a i s
jmenem VaSim, mill pratele,
panu zdravotnimu radovi dal-
Isl: "Mnogaja ljeta!' Svaz
sam porada letos hlavne pred
nasky, pojednavajici zivote
la die Bedricha Smetany, je-
lhoz 10O-lete jubileum naroze
INF kvapem Sc blizf, Smetana
narodil Sc, jak jsem jiz psal.
dne 2. brezna 1924 v Litomy
ISL. Otec jeho, Frantisek Sine
'ltana byl trikrate zenat a by
',la treti jeho manzelkou Bar.
bora Linkova, mar. v roce
1880 v Made Boleslavi, kde
} tez odpociva ma tamnim hrb
-ftove. majic hrob oznacen pee
,iprazskeho "Hlaholu", pamet
nj deskou co matka nasehc
,genialnfho skladatele. kterJ
svym umenim proslavil svd!
narod v celem svete. Smeta.
ma narodil sc jako tfinacte ze
-,,20 d6ti Frantiska Smetany a
J jako treti dite z jeho manzel
I stvi Barborou Linkovou
! jichz bylo celkem deset. Otet
Smetanav byl hudebne vide,
Ian q petoval o to, ably malit
ky synek jeho Bedfich, kterj
zahy jevil velke vlohy pro
Z hudbu. jiz v 5 letech moh
| pri svych hudebnich predne
; sech v domacnosti spoludcin
: kovati. Nemohu v ramci toh(
: to dopisu uvadeti vsechny de
: tally zivotopisu Smetanova, {
: |nemz Bedrich Smetana san
zanechal pamatny. Eel az do
! sud mimo nepatrne dryvky n,
-,,vydany dennik a poukazuj
!vsechny, kdoz by Sc o to "a
!. ,jimali, ke sbirce illustrova
-,,nych monograph. els. 24-27
pOjmenOvane 'Zlatoroh"
kde Bedrichu Smetanovi pt
sIjednava prof. DIR. I'd. Neje
..dly. Knihu lie obdrzeti ma
kladatelstvi spolku vytvar
-Inych umelcu Names" v Pra
ze~II., Vodickova ul., 80
Skladby Smetanovy, jmenoviti
klavirni vytahy vsech jeho o
per. Braniboru v Cechach, Ds
libora, Dvou vdov, Prodane nj
..vesty. Tajemstvi, Libuse Z
,certOvy steny jine kOncert
. nj kusy- vydala Hudebni Matt
,ce Umelecke Besaly v Praxt
IL. Jungmannova tfida. els
'39 sice "a skutecne LEVINE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

Mali Beverly Moffettova. pc
hletS dceru;ka kontreadmirala a
pi. William A. Moffettove. Ia
vitala k sekretafi statu Hughes
oM a ziskala ieho podpis phi Ia
hajeni Slenske kampans Cerve-
|neho kfize.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-12

IA" jakosti. tezke hOsl.
ihlhid linoleum. kachiov1,
park etove a MIRA morovant
w. Y prodcji ctv. ;yd $o.Sa.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
President to Control the Tariff Board

under section 31S for the Information
of the President and congress.
The formal statement follows:
"At conference at the White
House. President Harding considered
with the tariff commission a program
to put into effective operation the fiex-
ible provisions Of the tariff act of
September 81. 1922 The President
laid stress upon the usefulness of this
statute and indicated a strong desire
to see 1t fully applied.
petitions and applications for in
crease or reduction in rates are to be
considered by the commission in &c
cordance with the executive order OF
October to determine whether for
NAL investigations are warranted.
''In cases where no petition has
been filed. whenever a preliminary in
quiry or survey discloses sufficient
grounds. under the law, the commits
sion, after conference with the Presi-
dent. will order such formal investiga-
tions as the facts may warrant.
Each formal investigation. however
Instituted, will begin with an order
giving public notice to all interested
parties"
Republicans who are close to the ad-
ministration declared that President
Harding, while anxious that the fiex-
lble tariff provisions shall be invoked
whenever necessary to adjust duties
to meet postwar emergencies, does
not intend that the commission shall
go ahead with what would amount to
n general revision of the tariff law.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
Breeding Habits of Whales.

In the upper portion of the head
the sperm whale has an immense oil
tank In which the valuable "sperma-
ceti" is found in liquid condition, and
from which it may be dipped out with
a bucket when an incision has been
made From a sperm whale 60 feet in
length, which was sent to the Ameri-
can Museum of Natural History from
Japan, 20 barrels of spermaceti were
taken out of the lease" and the sur
rounding fat. The oil congeals as soon
as it is cooled by the air.
The sperm whale is the animal
which yields ambergris, the valuable
substance used so extensively in the
manufacture of the best perfumes.
Ambergris is only found in sick"
whales-that Is, Its presence is not
normal, but Is caused by a patho-
logical condition of the intestlnes.
The finback. closely related to the
blue whale, has been called the grey
hound of the sea-" for its long, slender
body is built on the lines of racing
yacht, and the animal can equal the
speed of the fastest steamship. Little
is known about the breeding habits of
whales, except that young of whales
are born alive, and are sucked and
vigorously defended by the mother. as
In the case of land animals.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
Police Hold Student in Hazins Case

Chicago.-Charles (Chuck) Palmer,
star football player and senior student
custody in connection with the disap-
pearance in September, 1921, of Leigh
ton Mount, freshman student, despite
denials by Palmer that he knew any
thing about the case. Palmer was tax
en- into custody after Mrs. Violet Bach
man, former friend of his, had told
assistant states attorneys that Palmer
told her shortly after Mounts disap-
pearance that Mount was safe and that
he knew where he was, and that he
later told her he could not talk about
the case.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
Direct Operation of Government Ships?

participation otherwise In profits or
losses. The government would pro-
ceed to build up its own operating or
ganiZation.
President Harding, 1t is shown, Is
opposed to government ownership
and operation of the merchant fleet
as permanent policy. The plan out
lined is considered by the administra-
ton as a last resort IL it proves i'm
possible to sell the ships. The official
White House statement was as fol-
lows:
"With the failure of the subsidy
act, the shipping board is confronted
with its vast possession of ships
and the heavy losses under the ex-
listing plan of allocated operations.
under managing agents.
'In compliance with the shipping
act the board will proceed at once to
the consolidation of foreign trade
lines and then offer the sale of these
lines and ships under the authorize
tion of the law. conditioned on suit
able guaranty of maintained service.
II such sales cannot be made without
unjustifiable sacrifice OF the ships,
then the government will procc to
direct government operation aggres
sively pursued"
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
IN LOVE WITH THE MOON
Writer Admits Attraction Of the Night,
As She Gallops "Down the
Milky Way"

Far beyond the pale blue sky, be-
yond the horizon where the setting sun
blazes high. my fancy wanders into
thoughts trailing like a comet through
the ether.
Once again l am child and play,
carefree and innocent. touch the
stars, probe for the seventh of Pleia-
des. They do not fall, only blink and
blink away with dawn. ! gallop down
the milky way like Crotopian steed
and shy at Venus, writes Clara Frazee
in the Los Angeles Times.
Oh. how 1 love the night, the still.
still night, when the moon plays with
me. When she smiles at me, watch
her move slowly behind the clouds
piled and clustered like herded sheep
on distant green slope.
She looks down on me hypnotically
and seems to say:
"You thought was green cheese ~;
/ gaze vaguely. and she continues:
Foolish, foolish, / am not green
cheese l am the ball of love- lighting
the way and inspiring romance from
above. When all is dark and still. and
love seems sad, hide behind the
knotted gray and white. Sometimes. l
too, feel pale and stealthily glide
through the day and follow the golden
rays. love the sun, l want to be
near him; he makes me weary and dim
and at night hides. So, boldly l defy
him and call on my friends, the stars.
Time Is short, day breaks fast, and |
must rest, so we dance and twinkle
and blink and flirt with mortals below.
"Ah, child, you are weeping and sad.
know, you are waiting for his re-
turn and l have touched the romantic
cord, unused.
"There. there, do not wall, trot on
to thy bed, am not green cheese
AS the ball Of love let me bounce
through and plunder your dreams"
1 am no longer a child; sad eyes.
sad soul, sad fingers, reach but for the
realms of Morpheus.
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
Finally Convinced Her.

was keeping company with young
man who lived out of town and mother
often invited him over for Sunday din
ner. When it came time for the sec
ond helping he always refused. knew
he did this more for manners sake and
that down in his heart he really cared
for more, so l always insisted on his
eating more. One day mother wasn't
feeling well, so she refused TO eat din
ner and that left us to eat alone.
When l insisted on mis- having an
other piece of meat, he looked up at
me and said, 81 wish 1 could always
have girl like you to look out for
me-"
| laughed and took it in a Joking
way, but before the day was over he
convinced me that he meant it, and
made me promise that l would take
the responsibility.-Exc
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
Learning to Think.

Senator LaFollette said at din
ner in Milwaukee:
1.-THE American people are learning
to think. They don't swallow hifa-
lutin catch phrases and tags the way
they used to.
They used to remind me sometimes
of the sailors from a certain warship
who once visited the theater. The
sailors sat In the gallery en- masse, and
in the course of the play fight arose
among them, and one poor fellow fell
from the gallery down into the audi
ence below.
THE excitement was terrific, of
course.
"'Man overheard" " a hoarse voice
sang out. Man overboardT
"At these words second sailor
without a moments hesitation dived
after his unfortunate comrade.''
The Colorado statesman., 1923-05-19
Where the Apples Go To.

The question. where do all the
apples go tor is answered in part by
the export figures which show that in
the last three months of 1922 we sent
7O5,SO1 barrels to Great Britain. as
compared with 3S7,372 barrels in the
corresponding period of 1921. Most of
these, however-430.932 barrels-were
from the Far West, while the remain
der were produced chiefly in New
York. Virginia and Maine. We would
not feel aggrieved over the export of
the Far Western fruit If our Eastern
orchardists raised more. What has
become Of the Baldwins. Russets and
Gilliflowers of New England that used
to delight US every full and winter7-
Providence Journal.