davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

l,55o,Ooo TUN 'PRODANO MA BURSE,
800 DODANO.
"PAPfRovYM" PRoDkvANfM CENA vYHNANA o
DIVA Gently MA LIBkE.

nj obchodu q ze jest jimi poru-
sovan Shermandv protitrusto-
w zakon.
Pan Seymour q jeho asistent
u. A. Fowler, prohlasili, ze
|od Z. dnora hotov6 orgie speku
lace Sc rozpoutaly prostfedni-
|ctvim bursy q jeji lstfeden q
ze nesmfrn@ mnozstvf surov6ho
|cukru. vice nez tehdy vdbec
no bylo, staly Sc predm6tem
Gktickych cili papirovych pro
dejd. Vysledek toho byl, ze ce
ma suroveho jakoz j preciste-
neho cukru vyhnana byla do
vyse o diva Gently ma libfe.
Mezistatni a zahranicnf OBJ
chod dotcen byl t9mito opera
cemi ma burse, tvrdili zastup-
''ci vlady a poukazovali, ze
pfedseda nejvySSiho soudu
Taft v rozhodnuti obchodu 8
obilim ma pfistf dodavku roz-
hodl, ze mezistatni a zahranic
mi obchod mize byti obtizen
|"papirovymi' prodeji ma bur-
|se, kdyz ii, kdoz podnikajf
ltakove transakce nejsou sami
lslGastn9ni v takovem obcho-
Id6.
Neni tfeba dokAsati vyslov.
Inssd dohodnutf, aby ise prokaza-
TIA kombinace neb spiknuti.. Ia
okolnost, ze operace, ma nez
stiznosti jsou vedeny, jsou do
voleny korpora6himi vysadnir
mi listinami, neni zadnou OBJ
hajobou, pravi zastupci vlady.
B9hem dneSniho jednani CITE
my byly tez prisezne vypovedi
urednikd spoleenosti, JED Gu.
Ekr precist'uji a dodavajf do tr-
Thu. Ii vsichni shodujl sc v tom,
ze velmi malo suroveho cukru
kupuji prostfednictvim bursy,
inicmen6 vSak spekulace tan
Iprovozovane mali vliv ma cenu
'tehoz.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

/. Prodavani lihovin NIUE
byti obnoveno ma americkych
lodich ma vysokych morich, po-
kud to kongres vyslovn6 neza-
kaze. Ackoli americke lodi
|jsou nyni suche, uvnitf tfimno,
veho pasma j "a MIN, precise
da lodni rady Lasker daf dnes
ma jevo, re rada podnikne vse-
chny kroky nutne, aby mohla
|celiti sout6zi.
2. Protihostinska lfga a Sc
nator Thomas Sterling ze
South Dakoty predpovedeli, ze
pristi kongres zakaze prodej Ii
hovin ma americkych lidich at
kdekoli jsou.
Rozhodnuti nejvyssiho SOU
du V pfipadech tykajicich Sc
dvou americkych a deseti ci-
zich preplavnich spolecnosti,
| jez zahaiily pravni bitvu pro-
tt rozhodnuti generalnfho ma
vladniho, bylo vydano Z proti
2 hlasim. Prisedici soudcove
Sutherland . McReynolds jsou
1
,odlisneho mineni. PrvnE zmfn6
ny souhlasi 5 rozhodnutim vet
siny, pokud Sc tyce americ-
Ikych lodi, ale jest to jeho pre-
,sv9dcenim, ze kongres nema
lpras zfsahovati do Gist3 dn
'macfch zalezitostf cizich lodi 4
lprojevuje obavu, ze rozhodnu-
ii mIze vesti k mezinarodnim
nedorozum6nim a vesti k odvet
lnym krokGm. Soudce Mercy
nolds pouze ohlasil, re nesou-
hlasi s rozhodnutim v6tsiny
avsak nepodal zadneho vlastni.
no dobrozdani, aniz sc pfipoiil
k odliSnemu min6ni soudce Su-
therlanda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
DELNlCKA KOMORA SPA
LENA FASClSTY.

Palermo, Sicilie, 80. dubna.
Italsti fascist podnikli vcera v
noci 1tok ma budovu delnicke
komory v tomto mest&, v odve-
tn "a prohlaseni, vydane So
cialisty a komunisty, odsuzuji-
CT pokus vlady Mussoliniho, po-
tlaciti nasilim dslnicky svatek
/. MAZE a nahraditi jej vyro.
cim zalozeni Rima 25. brezna
Vnitrek budovy byl demolovan
a nabytek vynesen ma ulici a
spalen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
TRIcET BILLIONU MAREK,
Nabidne pry Nemecko We va
lecnych n1hradach.

Berlin, 80. dubna. - Meme
cky novy reparacni program
inspirovany nedavnou reci lor-
da Curzona, bude odeslan do
kapitoll Dohody a do Wash
ingtonu v ltery vecer. Jeho
text bude vypracovan Ultra pc
poradach mezi kanclerem Gu
mem, zahranicnim ministrem
Rosenbergem a vudci hlavnich
stran V risskem snemu.
V iirednich kruzich uzkost.
live sc tail, co Ibude obsahovat
nejposlednejsi n6mecka nabid,
ka, ale proslycha Sc, re Berlin
nabidne We valecnych nahra
dach 3O,O0O,OOO,OOO zlatycf
plarek. 99-rocni smlouvu o ne
dtoGnosti, ma niz by Sc podile
ly vSechny rnocnosti, majic
zajem ma Ryn1 a dale franko
nemeckou industrialni dohodu
" pripad6 zamitnuti nabidk,
N6mecko projevi pry pohoto
vost pfedloziti cely repuracn
problem komisi znalci. jak by
10 navrhovano nedavno ameri
ckym sekretarem statu.
Pariz, 80. dubna. 49, We Via
dnich kruzich francouzskycl
pfevlada pessimismus while
dem k nemecke reparacni ma
bidce. Neocekava Sc, ze jej
podminky nebudou takove, b.
molly byti piijaty Francii.
Londyn, 30. dubna. - Vel
vyslanci briticky, italsky a a
mericky radlli Sc dnes s kan
clefem Cunem vzhledem k no
v& reparacni- n9mecks nabidc
pravi depese k Central News
Berlina dnes odpoledne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
zADAJf VYHOSTENf
MAYORA.
CuvernSrovi podany stiznosti
proti hlave mssta Lorain.

Columbus, O., 80. dubna. -
Guv. A. V. Donahey .byl poza-
dan o sesazeni mayora Villa
ma +. Graila z Lorain. Dv6 OBJ
vin6ni vznesena jsou prot ma
yorovi. Prvni Sc tyka poruso-
vani zakona proti prodeji IL
hovin a karbanictyi, druhe jest
We spo;eni Sc sporem d!azeb-
nj kontrakty. Mayor zamitl
totiz vsechny nabidky IA pro-
jektovanou dlazbu naridil
vypsani noveho konkursu.
Dive delegace lorainskych
obcanu navstivily vcera guver-
nera v ;eho domove v New Phi
ladelphia a predlozily mu svnj
pripad. Bylo Jim receno, re
guverner pfitomn6 nema casu
uvazovati 0 te v6ci. Rovn6z
obdrzeno bylo guvernerem sto
dopisl, nesoucich podpisy To-
rainskych obcanl, stejneho OBJ
sahu. jez Uni:
"Jako obcan lorainsky, TIM
to protestuji proti jednari ma
yora Graila, jenz zdrzuje vel
mi potrebna zvelebeni a row.
n6z protestuji proti tomu, re
odpira spolupdsobeni We W.
mahani zakona a zadam jeho
! sesazenf."
Vedle techto dopisi, petice,
nesouci 1000 jmen, byly doda-
ny do lradovny sekretafe sta
tn, nichz jest vinen Grail, ze
Sc nestara O vymahanf prohi-
bicnich zakonI. Pfesna pova-
ha obvineni a jmena jednotli-
tvych obcanh neb organisaci,
nebyla dana ma vefejnost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

New York, 80. dubna. Sly
Semi zadosti vlady 0 prozatim-
nj zapov6d' proti spekulovani
ma budouci dodavku ma cuker-
nj a kavove burse. bylo odro-
ceno do I. kv6tna, kdyz byla
vlada podala sve argumenty
ma podporu sve zadosti a spou
stu listovniho svsdectvi.
Pfiruci generalni navladni
Seymour mezi jinym predlozil
dokumenty Cd sn6movniho W.
boru Massachusetts,, jenz W.
Setroval vysokou cenu cukru.
Bylo potvrzeno, pravil, ze de
set cukr pfecist'ujicich spolet-
nosti, jez operuji patnact ra-
finaren ma atlantickem pobfezi
q dive ma pobfezl pacifick6m,
kupujf velmi malo, zdali vdbec
jaky cukr prostfednictvim bur
sy. 2 toho divodu, prohlasil,
neni zadneho ekonomickeho
divodu, proc m9la by byti bur
50, jak operovana jest pfitom
ne.
Byly pfedlozeny cislice doka
zujfci, ze z vice nez 1850, ,OOO
tun suroveho cukru koupenehe
q prodaneho ma burse b9heM
QIDr4 jenonl til sta tun bylp W
skuteCnUsti dodano. OstUonl
transakce byly vyrovnany pro.
stfednictvim ustfeden a pozi
stavaly We vyrovnavani ziski
pfipadn9 ztrat spekulanti die
toho, ma ktere stran6 trhu by.
Ii.
Bursa, jeji vyrovnavaci 4
stfedna a jeji pritomni minu
Ii tirednici a clenove, kteri by
Ii obeslani, nebrali zadneho pt
dilu ma dneSnlm zasedani kro
me toho, ze podali odpov6d
ma vladni petici, niz popiraj
obvin9ni, ze transakce ma bur
sc jsou spiknutim ma pfekaze
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
sMIkOvANf sRBo S TURKY

Carihrad, 80. dubna. Srbska
vlada obnovila doplomaticke
styky S Tureckem, aby 81 tim
ziskala prizeh mohamedan-
skych poslancd Bosny a Me-
|kedonie nynejsi kriticke situ-
'aci, jez byla vyvolana oposic{
Cernohorci, Slovinci a Chor-
vatd proti srbske hegemonii.
Turecko zajistilo 81 tim mimo-
radn9 silnou posici ma Balkane.
Soucasne jest srbsk& vl&da nu
cena zaujimati pffznivejsi sta
novisko vdci Bnlhsrsku. prot
n9muz Sc dosud stavela krajne
|nepf&telsky. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
PARNfK Sc PoToPIl.

Boston, 80. dubna. S parni-
KEN Seaconnet, jenz potopil
se vcera pfi dsti prdlivu Vine
yard, zahynulo nejmen9 sedm
muzd. die bezdratove depese
zde obdrzene. Jedna lena a
,dvacet diva muzi dostali sc ma
maj&k v pr6livu Vineyard '
u1alych Glunech q byli dnes do
praveni na bfeh Y. parnftku pc
bfexni str&ze Acushnet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

Bern. 80. dubna. - Swear
sko zaplatilo Spoj. Stathm svij
duh v obnosu 10 milionn dol
lard, jez vyp0jclo siv Ameri-
ee v l6tech 1919 = 1920, jak
Ihylo vcera dfedn6 oznameno.
N6rodni duh Sv5carska vsak
" poslednim roce vzroetl 9
80 milionl franki, take nyni
Itini celkem obnos 2,11O,0O0,-
900 franki.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
vELlKE POvODNE v
KANADE.
ShOda jimi nAtropen6 odhadu.
j. . M 81 600, 600.

st. John, New Brunswick,
l. kvetna. Zeleznicni sluzba '
teto proyincii jest ochromena
a skoda odhadovana ma 81, 900
900 byla zpdsobena povodne.
mi n&sledujicimi po trech
dnech neustalych dest'd. Reky
st. John a Kennebec jsou W.
se net kdykoli v minulosti
Rockvillsky jez blize Sussex
byl odnesene a 100000 stor
klad uvoln9no a strzeno de-
|proudu.
st. Stephen, NJ. B., l. kvet'
ma. P0vodn6 ma rece st. Crois
zp0sobily uzavreni dvou mosti
v Midtown a Union Mills a pa
|nuji obavy, ze oba budou strzt
ny do vecera. v Midtown vo
'da dostoupila nejvyssiho bodl
kdykoli zaznamenaneho. Oby
|dli byla opoustena a lide ,
mich bydlfcf brani do cluni Z
oxen hofejsich poschodi. Je.
zrizeny ma hornim toku rex.
|St. Croix pfi textilni tovarne
,se protrhl q obrovska vlna
stop vysoka zaplavila budovy
Quebec /. kvetna. Prvni Ii
vot ztraceny v povodnfch, je;
fadf v rIznych castech Kama
dy, byl omen Ovida Begina
17-let&ho, 2 Pintendre farnost
v okresu Lewis, JED utonul
kdyz elun Sc $ MIN pfekotil. r,
ka aChaudiere stoup& rychle !
l1dolf Besnce \ q situace jes
kritick&.
Boston, 50. dubna. Die zpr&,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

soudcem Dihgemanem, jenz
|zased4 jako velka porota, vyse
Itfovano bude nejmen9 dvanact
Z padesati lmrti, jez udala Sc
|mezi stoupenci "kr&le" Benja-
nina, jimz sliboval "nesmrtel.
most. Nepochybn6 n6kolik tel
bude vykop&no.
Dnes bylo zjiSteno, ze ma Ii
|stin& pohrobnfkov6 v pfipade
|pxti 1mrtl udano. ze pffcina
Esmrti byla "neznama. !"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
NEbYL TO "KRAL" BEN
JAMIN.
Mux drzeny ' Marysville, O.,
propuStSn 5erifem.

Marysville, O., 80. dubna.
MuE podezfivany. ze byl 'kra-
lem" Benjaminem Purnellem,
hledanym vldcem kolonie Do
mn Davidova v Benton Har.
Dor, Mich, byl propulsion 2 We
zenf Berifem Colierem okre-
su Union, jenz dospH k pre-
sv9dcenf, ze nenf hlavou zmi-
meme sekty.
Atkoli zatceny odepfel zje-
viii svoji totoznost, serif pravi.
lie zjist6no bylo made vSechnu
pochybnost,ze jest TO Joseph
Kowalski, drive 2 Frankfort,
mal6ho m6stecka V jiznim O.
hiu. Tfeba I'd ma dlouh6 rla'ji.
Ct vlasy q vousy, jinak Sc nepo
dob6 mnoho Purnellovi, jeho1
fotografie byla zde obdrzens
dnes. Cini DOZEN mule asi so
1eteho, kdezto Purnell eta 6s
roxy. Kowalski jest nabozen
sky blouznivec, jenz snazf ~
ziti die lucent boziho", pravi
ze vSechny cirkve jsou "spat
ne" Al ze mali "nepravy po
jem bible" Zivf Sc zamecni
ctvfm q brusicstvim, jez prove
zuje y motorovem trucku, KID.
z&roveh bydlf. Pc propust4nf .
vkzenf pravil, ze asi zdstane ,
Marysville.
st. Joseph, 80. dubna. Vzhl.
dem J informacfm obdrzen5h
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

obdrzenych zde ze severniho
|Novo-anglicka znacne ztraty
zpisobeny byly ma majetku po
vodn9mi povstavSimi nasled-
KEN nahle jarni oblevy dosta-
vivsi Sc $ teplym pocasim po-
slednich dvou dnI. VSude re-
ky stoupaji a misty prevalily sc
jiz pres sve brehy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
BoJE U WILMA.

Kodan, 80. dubna. Dnes do
sla sem zprava, ze prudke ho-
je zuff blfze wilma mezi pol
skym a litevskym vojskem. Lii
tvini pry udefili ma polskou
pohranicnf: pos&dku. PSmuji O.
bavy. ze boje Sc rozpoutaji na
|cel6 -litevsk6 front9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01
LENINovI oPET LEPE.

Moskva, 80. dubna. We sta
WI premiera Mikul&Se Lenina
nastal obrat k lepsimu, die bul
letinu vydan6ho dnes komuni.
stickou .vladOu. PMznaky ka-
taru v plicich do znacne miry
zmizely.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

Kdyby pisn9 lasky
jcz jsem touzil, snil.
kdyby pisne laaky,
jez jsem plane zil,
zmenily sc v listky
. kveti zaslych dob,
jakbych mkkce, sladce
vystlan mel svGj hrob.
Ale ty me pisne
sn6ne, zazite,
i jich sestry pfiSti
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-01

Kdyby 2 pfsnf lasky
v letnim veteru,
zm6nily sc v hvezdy,
Y jakou nadheru
moh' bych zahaliti
cele ziti sve,
ubohe a t6zke,
jez Ely osud rye.
v nadrech ukryte,
pisnemi jsou prave,
zafi, trysknou v mih',
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Kdybych 2 pisni lasky
casu prevratem
mohla sc mi kaZda
stati dukatem!
- Prosaicke pfani -
Jakbych sc tn small,
ale bez vahani
bral bych vse tn. bral.
slzou jen Sc kradou
bledych po tvaIich!
Jaroslav Vrchlick
Evening star., 1923-03-26
The Vogue of the Sandal Pump

brings this charming and distinctive new
model; it is fashioned of black patent
leather and black suede, cut low on the
sides. The strap and underlay on the
vamp are of suede, which extends around
the top and back, and comes smart
ly up over the instep-hand turned soles
and covered Cuban heels complete its
Fashion rightness.
Priced $12 pair
women's Shoe Section, Third floor
Evening star., 1923-03-26

Black Enamel Hat Boxes. with
black or russet leather bindings,
come in sizes 1879 and 18x12;
with sewed-on leather handles,
and cretonne Innings. Price
$10.5O.
Travelling Goods Section, First door.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

Black Glazette Hat Bags, so light
IN weight and yet so practical
have snap fastenings and may be
easily carried over ones arm; TN
lined, the 16-inch size, 50; the 49,
inch, $3.75. With cretonne lin
lngs, the 16-inch, s.; the 18-inch,
$3.50.
Evening star., 1923-03-26
Exquisite Flower Trimming:
From France

France sends copies OF her loveliest
flowers in these exquisite new trim
gay-hued field flowers. wheat
in many, many colorings-violets in
deep-toned puppies, lilies of the valley
roses, corn-howers. hyacinths-and
a host OF the most luscious looking
fruits and berries.
Evening star., 1923-03-26
Travellers Hat Boxes
for Easter Hats

Every knows what journey trip does to her
millinery.
box which her luggage be
Evening star., 1923-03-26
Smart Milans, Lovely Trans
parent Hair Hats and the
Popular limbo Straws

in a great variety OF the smartest
shades-beige. gray. almond, noun
tain haze, red. purple, all the lovely
browns. navy and black. The many
becoming new shapes, offer some
thing smart for every type and they
need only a dashing trim to complete
their smartnesS.
Millinery Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-26

The knife-pleated skirt is the fashionable
skirt for Spring and Summer-here it is shown
in a smart wool crepe for the who
wears the larger size, but who wears smart
clothes. Wool crepe, in greystone, barley and
cork; fashionable new shades.
Handsome sports silks, in white and attrac-
tive color combinations, fru-fru in distinctive
models, wool basket weaves and prunellas.
$3.50 to SIS.
Special Size Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-26
Lily of France
Lace1ess Corsets

The vogue for the laceless corset is great; it
gives wonderfully lovely lines, it is comfortable,
yet supports the figure perfectly.
The slender woman, the average figure, the large
type-al may be fitted in this comprehensive show
ing of Lily of France Laceless Corsets.
Handsome fabrics combine with strong, 1oomed
surgical elastic in their making.
Prices begin at SIS
Others up to SIS
Corset Section, Third
Evening star., 1923-03-26
Charming New Straw Hats
Ready-to-7fim
IS, $3.50, SO

There's wonderfully collection the
ready There the coche charming
phasesand particularly hair light beige and There
wide poke proving highly popular
Evening star., 1923-03-26
Special Sale Necklaces & Earrings

ON jet crystal amber amethyst sapphire topaz and ruby
smart combinations of black and white-and jade. and
fnr
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-12
CHAPTER iv.-continusd.


"What Is hef who Is hei Where
did he come froml Surely you must
be-"
Lnddy swears he's all right" inter.
ruptvd the husband '"rhat's enough
reference for me. Isn't 1t enough for
your
'iIumph Laddy knows lot about
young mcn. now doesn't he, especially
stranstr5 from the East! Tom
you must be cnrefull He'll fall In
lore with Nclllr protested Mrs. Bel
ding.
swell, wouldn't that bc regular?
Doesn't every man who comes along
fall IN love with Nell7 Hasn't II al
WAYS happened7"
"Dut. Tom. Nell might foil In love
With this young man" exclaimed the
wlfe. in distress.
"Laddy jim. didn't tell your
cried Beding. 81 knew she'd sny
that. My dear wife. | would
be simply overcome with 10y II Nell
did fall In love once. Real good and
aardi She's wilder than any antelope
cut there on the desert. Nell's nearly
twenty now. and so far as we know
shes never cared rnp for any fellow.
And she's as good and lovnble as she
q pretty. but I'm afraid she'll never
grow into woman while we live our
Ia this lonely land- And you've nj.
Ways hated towns where there was a
chance for the girl-just because YOU
we're afraid she'd fall In love. You've
'iwsys been strange, even silly. about
hat I've done my best for Nell
owed her as II she were my own
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-12

door. 1t was awkward for him. hav
Ing only one hand available to lac,
up his boots. He looked out of tn,
window. He heard bees, birds, chick
ems, saw the red of roses and greer
Of grass. Then he saw, close TO tn,
wall, a tub full Of water. and bencf
80 "'"'"h Law basin. soap. towel
comb and brush. The window wss
also a door, for under It there was y
step.
Gaie hesitated moment then
went out. He stepped naturally hon
Ing and expecting that the cowbovs
would hear him. But nobody coma
Awkwardly. with left hand, he washed
MS face. Upon nail In the wall
hung little mirror. by the aid of
which Dick comhed and brushed b,s
hair. He imagined he looked most
haggard wretch. With that he foced
forward. meaning to go round the cor.
ner of the house to greet the COWBOYS
anu these new-found friends.
Dick had taken but one step whom
ne was halted by laughter and rho
patter or light feet. He saw IittIo
foot sweep into view. n white dress
then the swiftly moving form of n
giri. She was looking backward
DAD. l shall fall In love with vopy
ne" ranger. ] WILL have"
linen she pumped squarely into
Dicks arms.
DICK saw a fair face and dark.
niue' nudaclously flashing eyes. Syvif, |
as lightning their expression ehanood
TO surprise. fear. wonder. For an ~
slant they were level with DicL,s
grave questioning. Suddenly swee,
~. she blushed.
"Obhi" she FILTERED
Then the blush turned 10 soar,.,
lfe She wbiried past him. ana nke
Niite Rieam ~as gone
DICK become conscious of the ouieD
'ne9 beating " bls heart lie erne
fenced o singular eNhilarnflon. vta,
moment bad been the one for Nhlcb
~ bad been ripe. ihe event nnoo
'hi'b sinnss eircumsiances had
'eep rushing him
N'iN . couple of slrdef Le turned
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Shoshone journal., 1923-01-12

'qo ns cosrlNunpJ


Nnp couldn't get along wlthonf IA.
inea'ieatsd animate. yhe world n.,.,
hAs ons sheep ana Que head of ea,,,'
fps eash ms people, and one h.aa j.,
Sslts fef snel " people Am.,,.'s
e''f vn'S blh'fen'h " ihe nonl.
population hsp slAth of M. .a.,,
fe'il' = pa'h ~ lAe aheep ans u' ,1.
SEVENTH ~ lile Ahlne ~ .,s '''
F'tH''p' NAll fAiefa an aagll WI
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staiieNa " t'iNflY
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-12

well and strong again by taking the Veo.
etable Compound. decided to see what
It would do for me, and before had
finished the fourth bottle l was rnuch
better, the weakness stopped and the
severe pains in my sides left me. I
am now much stronger and do nv own
work and work in the factory besidesT
am still taking the Vegetable Compound
and give tall the praise. Mrs. NELLIE
QuILLoN,l7Morris St, Muskegon, Mich
Women should heed such warning
symptoms as bearing down pains and
weakness, for they indicate some fe,naia
trouble, and persistent and faithful
use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vepet ,bls
Compound will seldom fail to help.
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-12
NELL BURTON

EYNoPsrS. Seeking gold IN the
desert. Cameron" solitary pros
fector. forms a partnership with
an unknown man whom he later
learns Is Jonas Warren, father OF
a Siri whom Cameron wronged,
but later married. back In Illinois.
Cnnicron's explanations appeaae
warren. and the two proceed to-
eethcr. Taking refuge from a
ssndstorm IN a cave, Cameron dis
covers gold. but too late. both men
are dying. Cameron leaves evil
doaec. In the cave, OF their dis
covery OF gold. and personal docu-
ments Richard Gale. adventurer.
In Casits. Mexican border town,
meets George Thorne. lieutenant in
the Ninth cavalry. old college
friend Thorne tells Gale he Is
there 20 save Mercedes Castaneda.
Spanish girl. his ahlanced wife.
from RoJas. Mexican bandit. Gale
"foughhouses" Roiss and his gang. II
with the help Of two American
cowboys. and he. Mercedes and
Thorne escape. a bugle call from II
the fort orders ThOrne 10 his resi- II
ment He leaves Mercedes under III
Gales protection. The pair. aided
by the cowboys. Charlie Ladd and
Jim Lash. arrive IN safety at
ranch known as Forlorn River,
across the border. The fugltlves
IRE at Tom fselding's home. Beld-
ns Ia immigration inspector. Living
With him are his wife and stop
laughter. Nell Burton.
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-12
Copyright by Harper 6 Brothers

y help the girl. So me an Jim starte
. or with them for San Felipe, go
? switched. an then we headed for thu
Rio Foriorn."
"Oh. I think he was perfectly splen
didl" exclaimed the girl "But, Laddy
you haven't told me what he looks
like"
At this juncture Dick Gale felt II
absolutely impossible TO play the
eavesdropper any longer. Quietly he
rolled out of bed Belongs kindly
interest, Laddy's blunt and sincere
cowboy eulogy. the girls sweet eager
ness and praise-these warmed Gales
heart. He had fallen among simple
people, into whose lives the advent
of an unknown man was welcome.
He was wild to be one Of Belongs
rangers. The idea of riding a horse
In the open desert, with a dangerous
duty to perform. seemed to strike him
with an appealing force Something
within him went out to the cowboys.
TO this blunt and kind Bedding. He
was afraid TO meet the girl II every
man who came along fell in love with
his sweet-voiced Nell. then what
iope had he to escape-now, when his
whole inner awakening betokened a
'hange Of spirit, hope, a finding of |
eal worth, real good, real power in
llmself?
Gale Imagined he mnde noise
nough as he clumsily pulled on his
oots; yet the voices, split by merry
luSh, kept on murmuring outside the
Shoshone journal., 1923-01-12

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nusf be--~
dsughter. I've changed many bnsi
ness plans 70 suli .0uf nhims There
are rough fiiaea Shesd. Waybe. need
s'en. ih hire thls chap Gale n he,l,
s'sy i,ef heii teke her chance Wlth
hi"I She'll Le ei ihs better fos ~
y hops i.aday's poi Dlsialen IA hi,
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