davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23

'ly vystaveny ma rozlicnych mi
stech Nemecka move letecke
Hungary, coz by jen potvrzova-
10 zpravy n6meckych pfipra-
|vach ma "revanS".
Mad'arsk& provokace. Loni
konalo Sc hlavni letni cviceni
mad'arskeho vojska ma hrani-
cfch jugoslavskych, letos ma
nevruje horthyovska armada
ma hranicich slovenskych. A.
spon "Slov. Politika sc dovida,
ze dne 5. t. m. zapoSalo ma
d'arsk6 vojenske cviceni v po
hranicnim dseku Ipel'ske Sa-
hy, Lucenec a Rimavska Sobo-
ia. Predpoklada Sc mad'arsky
1tok proti Strednfmu Sloven-
sku. Mad'arske vojsko postu-
puje z mad'arske casti zupy
novohradske, Dregelypalanky,
Balazskych Darmot a Salgov-
tarjani a Noveho M6sta pod
|Siatrem. Cviceni 3Icastnila sc
divise miskovecka a budapest
ska. Plan cviceni byl vypraco-
van mad. gen. stabem, jenz
z1castnil Sc manevrd Y cele s
Horthym. Je pravdepodobno,
re "titok" ma take dcel propa-
gacni. Ma Sc Jim zivot v "odtr-
zenyGh bratfich" vita We spo-
jeni s Mad'arskem. Tato vira
zacina totiz ma Slovensku v po
slednf dob6 slime ochabovati,
mezi nasim mad'arskym lidem
pracujf uz s 1sp6chem strany,
stojfci ma stanovisku snehorthy
ovskem. Jsme presvedceni, ze
duch nasich Mad'ard nepodle-
hne dnes uz ami manevrove
narkose, jiz pfipravil mu otec
Horthy. y
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23

re pro mne slzely bolestl pfi
stejn9 nezapomenuteln6m pro
nj vyprasku. Jak podivne a
nevyzpytatelne jsou cesty two
jfch slasti a utrpenf, 6 lasko!
|. III
Kdyz jsem cetl pozd9ji slav-
nou hist0rii GoethoNu O mtrpe-
nj beznadejne lasky Werther-
Iovy k stejne nest astne Lote-
viz j prislusnou k tomu operu
"Werther"! -povzdychl jsem
Isl: ano tax tomu bylo tenkrate
sc mnou!. Ba neschazela pfi
tom ami vypdjcena bambitka,
kterou me obetave zapijcil ka-
marad. Ten prodal Koffnko-
WI a Leparovu gramatiku a
koupil 81 "a tento mrzce ziska-
my peniz u p. Havla "a a-branou
dvouhlavhovou pistol, re ktere
ljsem chodili strilet "a rybnik
|nabo Cerovku. kde byla ostro-
Istfelecka strelnice. Tuto stras-
nou zbrah, jeste X nabijeni z
lpSedu ma kapsli ma panvicku,
ljsem nyni, We chvilich nevyli-
lcitelneho utrpeni nosil stale u
sebe, hotov smrtonosnymi sire
lami z nj provrtati nestvlrne
bricho krkavciho otce, ktery
stfiskal neznou dceru pro jeji
cistou lasku a svemu nastava-
jicimu yeti sdiboval ntrhati
usi, vec v dobre spolecnosti ve-
lice zridka kdy slysana.
Tyto vrazedne nlyslenky ne.
mohly vsak zapuditi stesk pc
Berticce. Pryc jsou prochaz.
ky S nj a "a nj! Pryc jeji Il.
smevy sladke a koketni! Prya
Ivse. Jindy z daleka Sc uz sma
la a kynula vesele. Ptala Sc
mam-li porad to st t'astne jablic.
ko, ktere mas svedlo, ona re to
druhe ma a strezi iej jake po-
klad. Mam-li stuzku z jeji via
sd. A pamatuju-li 81, - pr
tom Sc vzdycky k zblaznen1
radostne rdela- ma tn hubicku
- kterou jsem il pry ukradl
jakkoli zadny Sc snad nikdy
medal talk rad okrast jako teh
da ona. Ted, kdyz mne po
tkala, jen plase Sc podivala {
utikala, jako by j nekdo zapa
Iii jail krasny, dlouhy, plavJ
cop, jemuz rovn6 krasny mel;
snad jen krasna zlatovlasa kr;
lovna. Elsa b VrchlicReho 10
nance. Ami pomysleni, re bycl
Sc smell k nj priblizit.
Blizsim patranim bylo pal
zjisteno, re zradcem a vra
hem naseho mladeho stesti by
tovarys Vokoundv, Konopka
chap osklivy protivny, jail
ho nazvala s opravnenym opo
vrzenim a nenavisti Berticka
To jsem Sc doved6l od Jindri
Sky Skrivankove, dcerky my
dlafe z Noveho mesta. Byls
Berticcinou divernici a kama
radkou, jsouc o diva roxy star
81 a daleko vyvinutejsf nez 1tla
a primo ethericka Berticka.
(Pokracovani)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23
zAToPA v DENVER.

Denver, Colo, %. srpna.
Jedna z nejhorsich bouff v hi
stoHii tohoto m6sta, provaze-
ma silnym lijakem, fadila zde
vcera, promenivsi m9stske uli-
ce v hotove feky a zaplavivsi
ma sta domovI. V n9kterych
ulicfch hnala sc voda zvysi til
stop.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23
DOBRODINEC.

= Professor LaVicka pry stu
= TAX! To no muslin hned
navstiviti! To je mdj dobrodi.
nee -
= Ten necita, ktery nechal
vzdycky pull tfidy propadnou.
ii?
- Ano, ten! Nine nechal
taky propadnout,, ia nechal stu
dii, vrhl jsem sc ma obchod a
dneska mann, zaplat' pambu,
tfi domy 80. NJ
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23
Z Ceskoslovenska.


Kalal zest&rl We sluzbach Slo-
venska, slovenskeho lidu a my
slenky iednoty cesikosloven-
ekeho naroda. We sve cinnosti
stykal Sc stale s Mad'ary, s je-
jich politidkym, hospodarskym
a kulturnim vybojem ma Slo-
vensku, s mad'arskym lidem s
mad'arskou vedou, kulturou,
cfrfvf. Zda nekdo z Cechn ma
pravo rici celkovy dsudek 0
Mad'arech, je to jiste K. Kalal.
Uverejnil svdj MAJOR ma Ma
Diary v dternfm s'Veceru". ;, Uni
takto: "Mad'arska koruna O.
pet poklesla a Mad'ari vini z
toho - nasi republiku. Chcem
'pry lacino 4akoupiti jeiich
zen, proto jsme sc postarali 0
znehodnoceni jejich koruny.
Povezme Jim, kdesje chyba. O.
ni'nebuduji zivot' na praci, pa
mravnosti a vzdslanosti, nybrz
ma diplomacii; a tu pojimaji
- povezme to po rozumu lip
tOvskych sedlakI - iako hun
c1tstvo. Lez, lest, figl u. Pa
lacky Tekl, bude-li "a tisfc let
zfti jeste jeden Nad'ar, bude
Sc hanbiti "a sve predky. Histo
rikovi bylo snadno pfedpove-
d9t, znalt' z dejin, ze vyhynu-
ly vsecky narody, ktere lily z
nasili a diplomacie. Pokles je-
jich korl.ny zavinuje jejich di-
plomacie a ma diplomacii wy
mrou Mad'ari. Tyto radky ne
jsou plodem chvilky, celia desc
theft pfemyslim Mad'arech.
Oni nemusi vymfit. Odedavna
chovam myslenku, ze je mo-
hou zachraniti jejich souse-
de, zvlaste Slovaci. Tajemne
jsou plany prozretelnosti. Kid
ny zivot a pracovity, vyssf vide
lani, k nemuz nynf Slovaci do
spejf rychle, mdze u'klidniti j
Mad'ary, odvesti je cd nasilni-
ck6 a blouznive diplomacie ku
klidne a rozumne praci. Nej-
prve Mad'ary republice a
Jim Sc spodobi Mad'afi v kra-
lovstvf. Pedagogove ffkajf, ze
vychova je spodoba; vzorny
soused napravuje spatneho pfi
kladem, jenz jest vychoyate-
lem nejlcinnejsfm. v nynejM
porazce Mad'arG vidfm jejich
stestf, jako byla ia u Augapur-
ku r. 955; do te DOLBY zili jen 2
v5boje, porazko je uklidnila q
chopili Sc orby. At odvrhnou
pychu - Magyar dr - a ma
d'arskou diplomacii,' at HASA
il ,l1ultus mravnf prace, potion
i jejich koruna bude stoupat.
Nez tuto drahu oni nastoupf,
my musime dnem nocf bdfti a
stffci; nejsmutnejsf je, ze jim
nelze nikdy vefiti. Dnes dA slo-
vo, Ultra zklame - orientaln{
lstivost. AZ bude u mas vsech-
no v ladu a skladu, Mad'ary
bude prece starost'; ja vedel,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23

NJ | |
,,gymnasiste temef predurceni s
'plvabnymi navstevnicemi div
ci skoly. l stalo Sc jednoho
dne navzdy pamatneho, ze, ida
re skoly, setkal jsem Sc IRA
KEN svym krasnyma pomnen
kovyma ocima, ktere, zdalo Sc,
vstoupily mn6 do zivota jake
icho osud, jako neco, cd echo
mas mdze odlouciti jen smrt.
Pomnenkove oci nelly hezkou
tvaficku, JENNIE pleti S pikant-
MIN, trochu impertinentnim no.
lsickem, koralovymi dsty atd.
(viz pfecetne, lepsi toho popi-
sy v nespocetnych romanech a
novelach!), hezke satieky $
pdvabnou kvltkovanou taste
rou a dlouhy, splyvavy, plavy
cop, svazany dole stuhou, jejiz
modr zavodila pomenkami
oci. Spocinul jsem podnikave
ma Mich, az Sc sklopily a asi
pod dojmem m6ho pohledu w.
paddy 2 brasnicky, kterou nes-
ly, dve prekrasna. jablicka. Jsa
rytff rozeny diplomat, uziva-
|jici yhodne pfilex;tosti, sehnul
jsem Sc bleskurychle, galantne
zvedl ODE ja'blicka a podal je
spanile majitelce, divce v nej-
kr&snejsim rozpuku mladi, tax
as dvanacti rokI. Pomnenkove
oci &c usmaly a dsta koralova
pronesla, jake kdyz zni harfa
and9lska: i;
"Dekuji a jedno 81 nechte "a
ito, ze iste tax 'zpisobny!"
Bylo to snad po prve v zivo-
te, CO jsem uslysel, a jeSte k to-
mu z list tax nevinnym, ze
jsem chlapec zpIsobny. lie
|pochopiti, ze jsem si toho ne
malo vail. JabliGho jsem 81
schoval jako diamant, a pouha
myslenka, ze bych ,je mel snf-
sti, mne pripadala horst ohav-
nosti lidozrouta. Pomn9nkove
oci ostatne byly tax svddne j
povzbudiv6, ze jsem je vypro-
vodil, nikoli bez .pychy, po-
dloubfm ma nam4stf az k "a
smusile, cerne br&n6, kde ma
rozchodu jsem Sc doved6l, ze
sc jmenuje Berticka, rodem Vo
kounova, tatfnek ze je znamy
pekar "a branou. To byla
partie! Hezka. jedina dcerka
bohat6ho pe|kafe! Vsak mn6
take od'poledne vsichni kama
r&di We skple grahplovali. jake
by uz bylat ruka v rukave. Ale
vSim 81 mne, ma podlopbi jeste
n4kdo jiny. Byl to tffdni pro-
fesor. starry, dobr&cky mlade-
nee, ktert Sc mne ihhed ptal s
jakymsi podivnyrn 6sm&skem:
rs kym paIk jste to vpoledne
SELF"
Delal. jsem hloup6ho a tva-
Fill Sc, jako bych ri vzpomimal
ma n9co zcela lhostejn6ho, al
konecn& jsem odv6til:
ITO byla sestfenice!"
Usmal se' jest6 zlomyslneji a
prohodil s jakym divnym pfi-|
zvukem:
ITO je podivne, co tady vsu-|
de je sestfenic."
Jablfcko isem choval jake
skuost. Bylo Cd NJ Is velkym
Ny, rozd6fla sc Sc mnou. v
tom je hluboky symbol, jiste
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23

tcopnishs wNU,
lie, zachranujice Slovensko, be
RENE ma sebe velky dkol, ale
jine rady nebylo. Mad'ary mu-
slime presvedciti, ze stojime ma
strait a ze name silu. Neu-
kfivdit, neublizit, zvlast9 k ma
Sim Mad'ardm v republice Ii
ljic{m chovejme Sc pratelsky,
ale naproti Mad'arGm zahra-
nicnim zachovejme prfsnou RI
gorosnost."
~ krSlovstvi seHwk1 xenber
sksho". Dne 5. cerveRce 1923
vyprsela vypovednf lhdtD, da-
ina statnim pozem. uradem v
Praze, majiteli velkostatku tre
bonskeho. Prevzeti tohoto vel.
kostatku jest hospodarskych
a jinych ddvodG mono teprve
1. rfjnem t. r. Ma tomto velko-
statku jest jeste zastoupen
kral ceske lovne zvere, jelen, v
malem mnozstvi, ale jest ne
skodnou ozdobou a pychou
techto lesd. Lesnimu feditel-
stvi tohoto velkostatku jest IL
Ito, snad v dorozumeni s docas-
Inym majitelem, ze ma byti ia
Ito uslechtila zver predana ce-
|skoslovenskemu statu a zamy-
sli il proto, jak Sc re spolehli-
yeho pramene dozvidame, je-
Ste ~ poslednim eekamziku wy
hubiti. Umysl ten Sc strany re-
ditelstvi jest re znamych dIvo
pochopitelny. Neni vsak mysli-
telno, Re by Sc tomuto nemrav
nemu, statni zajmy eminentne
poskozujfcimu einu propdjcili
mladsf lesnf 1rednfci, kteri ma
|ji byti nejblizsi dobe. do stat
Mich sluzeb prevzati. X cinu,
kterym by Sc vedome dopouste
Ii poskozenf statu ;sv6do bu-
douciho zamestnavatele.
Nsmecke atent6ty ma mezi-
n&rodni vzduchoplavbu. V po-
|slednf dobe stalo Sc celkem jiz
z prfpadd, ze mezinarodni le-
tadla frankoArumunske spoiled
nosti, plujfcf z Parize do Pra-
hy, byla mad Norimberkem v
Nemecku stizena poruchou mo
toru a byla prinucena pristati
ma n9mecke pdde. Nehodou sti-
zena letadla Nemci zabavili.
Je zvlastnf, re vsechna letadla
byla postizena nehodou stejne
no druhu a vzdy v okoli No
rimberku. z toho Sc usuzuje,
ze Nemci mali poblfz Norim-
berku aparaty, jimiz zastavu
il pomocf elektrickych vim Gin
most motoroveho zapalovace,
takze jde We skutecnosti o "a
ludne dtoky ma mezinarodnf
vzduchoplavbu. Prof p1sobe-
nj elektrickych Win mIze Sc
chraniti motorovy zapalovac
jedine silnym olovenym oba-
lem, a nenf pochyby, ze toto O.
.patfenf bude provedeno ma
vsech letadlech, ably Sc ma pff-
Ste znemoznily zlomyslne ito
ky N9mcl ma mezinarodni
vzduchovou dopravu. Nenf o.
statn9 .vylouceno, ze Nemci
zkouSejf ma t9chto letadlech ne
jaky novy svdj vynalez pro pfi
stf valku odvety. Cestujfci Ne
meckem vypravuji, ze pro ffs-
skou obranu nejsou udrzovana
pouze stara cvicist9, ale ze by
la poffzena rada novych, ze by
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23

ne bezvyznamnejsf nez vtm4-
ma mleka matek Pavla a Vir-
! ginie, nerozlucne, st'astne pa
|meti! Lee 81 pfedstaviti proto
lme rozhofcenf, kdyz jednoho
|dne drahe ja'blicko, kdyz isem
Sc Jim kochal, cynicky kama
rad spolubydlici mne vyrval a
lpfed myma ocima sn6dl! Ale
|nezna paaka tim nebyla Pfc
rwana. Berticku jsem denns
Ipotkaval a vzdycky Sc ma mne
dfvala svyma pom4nkcvyma
Iocima, jakoby mne jimi chtela
Ipohladit. Je podivuhodne, jak
Idovedou zenske oci, kdyz chte-
Ijf pohladit. A jests podim-
hodn9jsi, hdyz chteji, jak u
mejf zrovna vrazdit! Bertic-
Iciny vsak jen hladily. Bylat'
opravdu uz iako ruka v ruka-
| We. Vyprovazel jsem il a jed
noho vecera dobyl jsem nesmfr
|neho triumfu. Dostal jsem cd
nj v temne postramni uliGce,
kterou lid jmenowal pro JEFF
zpustly vzhled jmenem velmi
neslusnym, prvni polibek. Ia
chvela sc pfi tom celia a prone
sla ud9sen9:
"Kdyby to tax vid9l tati-
nek!"
"Je pfisny?" tazal jsem Sc.
"Nesmirne!" odv6tila celia sc
chvejic.
Mohu rici, re sam jsem poci-
t'oval vzdycky nevolno, videl-!i
jsem stati jejiho otce, pekare
Vokouna, We dvefich kramu, $
mrzutou tvari buldoka, ktery,
jako by porad Sc chystal ne
koho kousnout. JeIho veliky
brich, opasany bilou zasterou.
niceho neubfral jeho zlobne-
mu zievu, jeho nesmirne rui
ce jako lopaty budily We mne
proste hrlzu. Sla take pfiser-
ma povest mich, zejmena o
jeiich virtuosite, jakou dove
dly ucednikdm kroutiti usi, az
omdlevali bolesti. TAX jsem
81 pfistiho tchana nepredstavo-
val. Budil We mne respekt az
mrazivy. A vseho mnoho sko-
d.i I respektu. Ale ia nemilo
val jeho, ale dceru, a ona mne.
Kdoz by tom mohl pochybo-
vati po setkani Sc nasich rtI v
ulicce hanebneho jm6na, ktera
Sc zdala pfi tom rajem vsech
raid?
; Plynu.y dny, plynuly tydny,
mad nasim mladym stestim sta
10 modre nebe bez mracku a
krasne slunicko. Berticka sta
lie hezci a roztomilejsi. Az je-
dnoho dine, nikdy nezapomenu-
telneho, prisla pohroma. Hroz-
ma, strasna, jako blesk a hrom.
Toho pametihodneho dine cihal
jsem rano ma podloubi jaIko
vzdycky, az pIjde Berticka do
skoly. Bylo uz k osme, kdyz Sc
objevila. Kdyz mne spatrila,
jevila zdeseni a patrmy dmysl
Sc vyhnout. Zastoupil jsem il
cestu, ona vsak vyrazila, celia
sc chvejic:
"Pro boha, nechte mne!"
"Co sc stalo?"
"Tatinek vsechno vi, byla
jsem bita!"
A spustila moldanky:
"A yam pry uSi vytrha!"
v tu chvfli sc pfede mnou
lvynorila predstava 'strasnych
placacek mistrovych pTiserna
povest o odbornem Primo jeho
umenf kroutiti ucednikim usi-
ma. Snad no uz ueednicke usi
znudily a zatouzil po jinych.
Preset mne mraz pfi tom po-|
mysleni a iest6 v6tsi, re tyto|
ruce. hotove to 1--WE kopist6 pei
X q TSk6 u18lv " lxafankl<e nrS ri
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23

Jablfcko isem choval jake
skuost. Bylo Cd NJ Is velkym
Ny, rozd9fla sc Sc mnou. V
tom je hluboky symbol, jiste
Evening star., 1923-05-31
Golf Clubs
$1.98
We're 81. 50. and So

w ere SS.5O and S.
Imported from Sc o land;
heavy shafts. assorted grips.
Twenty-Five in the collection.
10 White SLipoper StUeaters
Ali wool, roll collar. Sizes So
to a., and only two of each
size. SE
Were $3.50. Now ~
6 Golf Vests-Jersey wool.
in heather mixtures. S 50
Were $6.o5. Now. ...... Y
SO Radio Golf BaHs-Stand-
ard weight and size. Limit of
two to. purchaser. E0c
Were 75c. Now. - - OV
50 Golf Hose-All wool, in
heather mixtures. Sizes 10 to
12l. 81 is
Were $3.50. Now. l
so Juvenile Golf Clubs
For, boys, girls and women who
prefer light club. s. so
Were $3.50. Now. s.,. ]
trizt Floor)
Evening star., 1923-05-31
Keds, 89c
Were $3.50

500 pairs of keds and sport
shoes for misses and women.
High shoe style with extra
rubber heels.
Sizes 5, 4, ), E. g.
So Pairs Children's White
Shoes - Canvas and Nubuck
pumps and oxfords. Sizes 4 to
Is, but not in each kind. 81 90
Were s. to $3.50. Now. 4
us Pairs ChiIdren's Shoes
Several small lots, grouped
for quick clearance. Sizes 4 to
II. Patent leather and tan
calf, pumps and oxfords. 81 SO
Were s. to S. Now - Il
81 Pairs Girls White Shoes
White cloth 1-strap and OK
fords, with white enamel sole
and rubber heels. Sizes 2H
%.z. TO =; s,so Now SIS
Third Floor.)
Evening star., 1923-05-31
Boys Ribbed
Hose, 29c
WeYe 4.5c

w PTR FJC
Heavy cotton ribbed hose. in
brown only. Sizes oX to 1111.
120 pairs.
80 Pairs Boys Socks
Heavy cotton socks, in black
with white roll tops. 0nc
Were soc. Now. ~
~ Pairs Children's White
Socks-White Isle, with COM
bination color and plaid tops.
Sizes 7 to 81. 01c
Were 3oc. Now. ..... 10
Third Floor
Evening star., 1923-05-31

z Pairs Summer Portieres
Stenciled marquisette; ecru,
with brilliant color stenciling.
2A yards long. ST 9S
Were $3.50. Now. pair. l
/ 10 CoLored Crochet Spreads
-Double-bed size; blue and
rose; overlooked edges. 81 IS
Were $3.50. Now. l
Evening star., 1923-05-31
COWhide Bags
$3.85
Were S595

Genuine cowhide, walrus
grain, black only. Leather
lined: 18-inch size. Only ten
in the lot.
6 Genuine CotUIlide Brief
Cases-Extra heavy; reinforced
handles; two pockets. 81 As
Were $3.50. Now. =
2 Genuine Co,chide Suit
Cuses-Sewed corners; steel
frame; linen lined; 24-ind'1
size. SO.95
Were $3.50. Now. ..... .
First Floor
Evening star., 1923-05-31

White EUe cloth, 7lIth kid
trim. 4 practical and styIish
pump, a,fth rubber heels,
S5.85.
Hosts of others. in black S
skin. Full size range.
Evening star., 1923-05-31
39c Sash Curtains, 27c

pairs.
80 Yards jap Blue Print
CLoth-l2 inches wide, suitable
for table runners, scarfs,
etc. 7Iac
Was l2Hc. Now. ./T
65 Marseilles Bolster.
Throus-White, blue and rose;
heavy, embossed patterns. 81
Were $l.50. Now. ..,. L
IL Crash Drapes-Stenciled
crash, in tan, with bright colors
in figure patterns. $0.S
Were $3.50. Now. ...... n
$50 Yards Awning Duck
Heavy grade, with painted and
woven stripes. Green on tan
>or white background. 10c
Was Soc to 70c. Now. ~
sFourth Floor
, 1923-08-29

There is no speed limit for cars in Casper.
Traffic cops are stationed on every corner of the
main horoughfares."
We beg to advise that notwithstanding APP
pearances and the general demeanor of auto
mobilists in Casper, we do have a speed limit
duly enacted by ordinance and properly record
ed upon the city's statutes. And about traffic
cops. We have them of course. They are
necessary. But there are a few intersections
in the outlying districts where they do not OPP
crate.
Continuing his interesting talk Mr.. Walden
says:
"The many recent floods and cloudbursts
have caused much damage, especially to the rail
roads, most of them being washed out. On the
Billings line no trains will be run for two
months. Tourists are cautioned to take plenty
of supplies with them on their travels
Wyoming did not escape tho cloudbursts and
floods which visited many of the western states
during the summer, but that has all passed, the
railroads are running again and the damage to
highways repaired. 1t was only for a few days
that tourists were Inconvenience in travel and
were compelled to carry supplies, and this for
safety, in case they could not reach the next
stopping place because of washed out bridges.
In the main Mr.. Walden has given Casper a
great send off and has correctly reported exist
ing facts. If his memory failed in minor in
stances or his enthusiasm bubbled over, he is
entirely excusable, for a visit to Casper works
that way on everybody who comes and then goes
away and attempts to tell about it. .
, 1923-08-29
It Happened In Wyoming
Matters and Things, of Statewide Interest, Wired in, T~elephoned,
Written, Grape-Vined and Some of 1t Purloined
Distinguished Visitor

ROCK sPRINGS-R6ck Springs
was unostentatiously visited Sunday
by a national figure. DR.. Edward
Devine member of tho United States
coal commission. which is %constitut-
ed of seven members. and of which
John Hays Hammond Is chairman,
and ex-vice President Thomas r.
Marshall is q member.
DR.. Devine came here from Utah
where he had been visiting the coal
fields getting a lineup on conditions
first-hand as applying to western
coal regions. He was met in Rock
Springs by James Morgan. secretary
Of the u. NJ. w. of A. of Wyoming,
and the two held a conference CON
corning Wyoming conditions. DR..
Devine left for Kemmerer. where
he conferred with Martin Cahill and
George Young, president and vice
president OF U. NJ. W. of A. District
No. %.
While in the district the disttn.
guished visitor also conferred with
mining officials. Accompanying him
to Kemmerer was President Nc
Aullffe of the Union Pacific Coal
company.
, 1923-08-29
THERM0POL|s BATTLES
REAL FIRE DAY AFTER
NEW EQUIPMENT ARRIVES

THERMoPLIs, wyo.. Aug. 20
Friday evening the first fire drill
was held here with the newly acquir-
ed and up-to-the-minute fire-fight'ng
equipment. At 3:3o o'clock the fol-
lowing morning the siren broke out
in a p~rotracted wall and the brightly
polished. brand new fire truck was
rushed to Fifth and Arapahoe streets
but too late to prevent tho destruc-
ton of Golden Brothers Cleaning es-
Enlistment, a small restaurant. and
damage to the Rowell grocery store.
Total loss of property because Of
the Saturday morning fire is esti-
mated at around 5000. Tho flames
are supposed to have started in the
restaurant which is located between
the cleaning works and the corner
grocery store. Thermoplis finds now
that It need no longer worry about
having its money tied up in the in
vestment of a new rfre truck which
II was thought would be little used.
, 1923-08-29

Send your automobile news I
Spark Piug."-Care Tribune.
, 1923-08-29
Musings of a Sheep
Herder

We have received from the author
a copy of Musings OF a Sheep
herder." by Richard Forster. It is
beautifully bound in limp leather
with gold embossed title. The book
contains three hundred and fifty
pages printed in clear. clean type
and is fully up to the high class
work turned out by the Commercial
Printing company of this city.
The author is well known in Cas-
per and Wyoming. having lived here
for many years. His book contains
a collection of poems written on the
range Or in the mountain cabin as
the spirit moved him. There are
some two hundred and fifty topics
treated and many of them are of
remarkable beauty.
Wyoming folks will enjoy the
book for many Of the poems deal
with their familiar mountains. plains
and streams and with their daily
life and activities.
Altogether the book Is a crcditable
piece of work. both from a literary
and from n mechanical viewpoint.
, 1923-08-29
Big Land Deal

The biggest land deal which has
taken place in this part of the coun-
try in recent years. was consum-
mated yesterday. when tho magnifi-
cent ranch estate of the late Andrew
Norell, in North Park. was sold at
public auction. to Gus Carlstrom,
nephew of the late Mr.. Norell, for
the SUN OF $115. 900.
The property comprises four large
ranches. known respectively as the
Home ranch. seven miles west of
Walden, where Mr.. Norell lived for
many years; the Lone Pine ranch.
six miles west of the Home ranch:
tho Kilburn ranch, directly south.
and the Crosby ranch. 10 miles
southwest OF Coaimont. 1900 acres
of decided land in all. tog e with
1900 head of cattle, 1870 head of
horses. the 1929 hay crop and all the
machinery and equipment on the
ranches.
This estate was at one time valued
at a quarter Of a million dollars and
is one OF the best known properties
In Colorado. The Norell Hereford
cattle have been blue ribbon winners
in the stock shows of Chicago. Oma-
ha. Kansas City. st. Joseph. Sioux
City and Denver for a great number
of years.