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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
No Amnesty for
EX-Sultan, ViZier

Constantinople, Aug. 22-The for
mer Sultan and the former Grand
Nizier will not be included in the gen
eral amnesty to be proclaimed on the
casion of the ratification of the Lau-
same treaty, it was announced today.
All who accompanied the deposed
sutton on his flight. those who pro-
mulgated sentences against the heads
of the nationalist movement the sig
natories of the treaty of Sevres and
those who operated with the Greeks
during the Greek occupation will also
be excluded from the amnesty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Telephone Workers
Elect Officers at
Old Orchard Meet

Old Orchard, Me, Aug. ee.-The
twenty-third annual convention OF
the. International Brotherhood OF
Telephone Workers closed a three
days session here today. The Of
ficers elected were:
John j. Dolan, Boston. president;
jobs J. Morley. Worcester, Mass,
first vice president; w. ]. Broder,
Boston, second vice president; G. T.
MahOncy, Boston. secretary: 7. +.
Murphy, Boston, treasurer: executive
committee: J. d. Mclaughlin. Bos-
ton; c. II. Morgan, Boston; J. +.
Fitzgerald, Boston: L. w. Weir,
Portland: II. d. Mckeen. Manches-
ter. y. H: c. 4. Mcdonald, Law
renee; T. =. Delaney. Lowell. Mass;
T.. ]. Amcs, New Bedford. Mass;
II. W. Muzzey. Springfield. Mass.
The 1924 convention will he held
either in Boston or Springfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Mail Plane from
East at Frisco, Trip
Made in 34h. % Min.

San Francisco, Aug. 22-(By A. P.)
San Francisco moved nearly four
days travel nearer to New York to-
day through the success of the air
mail services first test of night flying
westbound. Pilot Clair II. Vance
brought more than 400 pounds of mail
from eastern points to CriSsy field
here tonight at 6.o5 o'clock. "a hours
and % minutes after the first batch
Of it had left Hampstead field, Long
Island, yesterday morning.
This mail was delivered tonight so
that within an hour official messages
from Mayor Hylan of New York to
Mayor Rolph of San Francisco or
from eastern mail officials to those in
charge of the services affairs in the
west, were being read.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
EXPIRES. Wilson and
Wife Call White House

Washington. Aug. oe.-Former Pres
ident, and Mrs. Wilson were among the
first to call at the White House today
to leave their cards for Mrs. Coolidge.
the new mistress of the executive man.
sion. Neither the former president nor
Mrs. Wilson left their automobile and
their cards were taken in by one Of
the White House attendants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Seven-Year-Ol Boy
Slain by UnknOWns

Providence. r. l.. Aug. 22-Murder
is the verdict found by Coroner Otis
y. Hawkins of Cranston. filed with
the supreme court today. in the case
of Vincenzo Picano. year old Thorn
ton boy whose mutilated body was
found by bathers in Randall pond
July Il. The boy. the coroner found.
died as the result of shock and hem
orrhage from numerous incised
wounds about the head and face.
wounds received from the act Of
some persons unknown to me-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Insane Asylum
Inmate to Seek
Political Office n. Y.

Buffalo. n. Y, Aug. 2o-Henry
Hoffstetter, an inmate of the state in
sane asylum here, will be candidate
for nomination for councilman under
the commission form of government
at the coming primary. His petition
has been filed in regular form and
elections Commissioner William j.
Beyers rules:
$50 far as the charter is concerned
the man may run for the city coun-
Gil and be elected, if he secures en-
ough votes"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Killed in Saving
Lives Track Workers

New York. Aug. 22-John Gilman
tin. who by dint of hard labor and
study worked his way up from New
York City policeman to assistant
states attorney of Illinois. only to be
broken and dragged down again by
ill health, was killed today in saving
the lives of gang Of six railroad
track laborers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
General Forecast

The outlook is for generally fair
weather in the Washington forecast
district during Thursday and Fri
day. The temperature will rice
Thursday and Friday in the New
England states.
Winds north Of Sandy Hook
Moderate westerly and weather fair
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Lewiston Man Held
for Mans]aughter

Auburn, Me, Aug. 22-Richard
Brcen of Lewiston was held on a
charge of manslauEhter in tho mum
cipal court here today in connection
with the police investigation of the
automobile accident last night in
which Ivan l.. Chambers of this city
was fatally injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Heavy Snow Ruins
Crops in Parts Russia

Moscow. Aug. 22.-(By a. P.)-
Following six weeks of rain and
hailstones heavy snow has COM
pletely ruined the crops in the
mountainous districts of Daghestan
in the Caucasus, according to adj
vices from that region. \ vast area
in the valleys has been flooded. ow-
ing to INC Overlooking of the rivers
Samur and Su;a.;. The entire popu-
lation. numbering nearly 100000, is
threatened with famine. necessita-
ting government relief measures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Bold Thieves Take
Gar from Garage

Nds'port, Me. Aug. o2.-An innova-
'"OH In automobile stealing in this Sec
~" LOOK place here last night. Thieves
'"e INTO the garage of Fred A. Co.
an and made off with his 1923 sedan.
"sh wind covered any noise they
\, nave made. The car has a blue
nun,, ana carried Maine license plate.
numbered 34.943
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
General GOuraud
Sails for Homeland

:, Hew York. Aug. 2o-General Hen
~ - uouraud. of France. THE Lion of
IN. ule Argonne,' who has been touring
one country for five weeks as the
guest Of the Rainbow Division,
MIN mn,en was a unit in the corps COM
s sauId by him in the World War,
'' aI Tor home today on the France.
s,.i am sorry to leave America he
eau eau, IT fills me with sadness. That
l rals Is relieved. however. by the
Ii ,oS LedSe that | have gained of the
sbn nu leellng America everywhere has
I f0 me personally and to France.
do nouAo the soldiers, who served I'M
sr,, me nve years ago, the same
'PeAdld men now as then"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
High Winds Keep
Planes at Bangor

Bangor. Me, Aug. 22-The high
northwest winds which prevented the
departure Of tho fleet of army air.
planes this morning continued at
nightfall. and the hop-off was post
poned to Thursday. General Mitchell
left today for York Beach
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Lewiston Mills TO
Close for One Week

1<wistCn, Me-. Aug. 22.-The Bates
and Androscoggin mills will close
Tor one week beginning September
3, according to notices posted in the
mills. General depression in textile
circles is believed to be the reason
for their close down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
THE WEATHER
EAj r

New England, East New York
Fair weather and slowly rising tenn
perature Thursday and Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Thursday and Friday fair with slow
ly rising temperature; light west and
northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23
Zelma Strong Takes 2.T4 Trot,
Little Dan the 2.26 Pace and
Neptune Boy the 2.25 Trot-
Governor Baxter and Staff
Present - Veteran Driver
Waite Escapes Injury in
Track Mix.up
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD


Bangor, Ne. Aug. Ex-Governor
Baxter and staff and about $1,000
people were on the grounds today for
the third day of the Bangor fair,
marred somewhat by cold gale
which prevailed the most of the aft
ernoon. 1t slowed up the racing, the
horses going against the wind on the
bad stretch. Bob Waite, the veteran
driven was somewhat bruised and
shaken up by a spill in the second
heat Of the 2.24 pace. He had won
the first heat with Elizabeth Watts
on the second half lower turn the
mare made a break and struck the
fence, throwing Waite and running
around the track. Waite was able to
drive the last heat. The favorite
Little Dan owned and driven by DR..
w. w. Anderson of Amherst, n. S.,
took the last three heats. In the 214
trot the talent was badly upset. when
the Bangor mare Zelma Strong out
raced the hot favorite Saskia Of the
Keyes and Mcbride, st. Stephen, n.
B.. stable. Frank Fox had an easy
win with Neptune Boy in the go
trot Earl. Jr., the old grand circuit
PAGER went a driverless mile in els
ga.
The summary:
PA TROT PURSE $1,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23

Zelma Strong. brm by Prodi-
gal (Holmes) .......... . I
Saskia( BIN by Atlantic Ex-
press (keyes) ............. > 3 4
Silkobel. bg (Orr) ........ 4 5 9 ,
Admiral Black. Big (Pottle).. 3 8 3
Talmena, BIN (Toole) .... 5 4 no
Time-2.16 ga; 2.15 IA; Eli IA;
2.19 IL.
224 PACE PURSE $500
Little Dan. bg by Predestincd
(Anderson) ........... . l I l
Elizabeth Watts. I'M by Cen
eral Watts (Waite Nicker-
son) s 5 4
Lady Maud X. chm keyes). 5 . 2 >
Nantiva North BIN (Sim-
mons 6 4 no
Jennie Isle. BIN tSmith) ... 3 DIR
Time-2.1S IA: 2.16 IA; ZIG l.;
I'll.
eco TROT PURSE $500
Neptune Boy, bg by Mainleaf
FoX) ............ j l
Gladys CnGer, BIN Ureland) -. >
Sister AZoff( BIN Pottle) ..... 3
Time-2.14 Ia: 2.1S IA; 2.19 "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-23

RADIO PROGRAMS
Detailed programs from principal
fadiophone broadcasting stations
may be found In this Issue
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

Y prvnich tydnech 4 doporu-
cujeme ku krmeni dobu dvou
hodin, to sc muze nicmene po-
zmeniti, tax ably individualnim
potrebam nemluvnete Sc vyho-
velo. Nemuze vsak byti stano-
veno pravidlo vzhledem X ruz-
nemu rozsahu pro kvantitu il
dla, ponevadz co bylo by po-
stacitelnym pro jedno nemIuv-
ne, nevyzivi iine. Matka musi
byti spise vedena pokrokem
sveho nemluvnete nez formul
kou krmeni. Nektere authority
.isou toho nahledu, re by melo
byti mezi jidlem trihodinne
obdobi, ponevadz til hodiny 81
Ivyzadd zaludek pro vytraveni.
- Vzhledem ku zmene obdobi
!od dvou Ma tri hodiny, budiz to
cineno postupne, $ prodlouze-
MIN DOLBY kazdeho dne 0 deset
minut, ably dosazeno obdobi til
hodin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

nejsi potrava nemluvnete =
pfipravena z bohateho krav-
skeho m4eka plskoveho Gu
kru specielne pro nemoluv
nata. Jest odporucovano leka-
ri pro jeho kvalitu stejnost,
Po nekolik pokoleni tisice anne
rickych matek vychovaly sve
deti ma Borden's Eagle mleku.
Ucinily tax, ponevadz Eagle
mleko Jim bylo odporuceno je
jich prateli ponevadz je
shledaly co nejvice uspokoiive.
Jest to skutecnym faktem,
ze po dobu rychleho vzrustu
deti trpivaji podvyzivou. IDA
Sc treba, re jedi dosti, kdezto
We skutecnosti jeiich iidlo je
lnezasobuje pfimerenou vyziv-
nosti. - Nedavne pokusy mezi
skolnimi detmi ucinene mama
cuji, re Eagle mleko jest ucin
ne v osetrovani deti trpicich
podvyzivou. kazde dite musi
miti energii, jiz mu doda Ea-
gle mleko: Made dite ma do
stavati dve polevkove lzice
Eagle mleka denne rozredene
We tri ctvrtinach salku stude-
ne vody. Date mu ie upro-
sired mezi ranem polednem,
nebo mezi polednem a vece-
rem. Starsi deti davaii pred
most michanemu Sc zazvofkou
ovocnymi st avami, slehanym
lvajlckem a prichutinou.
Prectete 81 tyto clanky po-
zorne kazdy tyden podrzte
pro dalsi pouziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21
pEcE o D1Tf.
clanek VIII.
krmeni lahvi dodatecne krme-
nj prSem.


nj prsem.
Jako nasledek seslableho
stavu, starosti nebo prevzeti
domacich povinnosti prilis "a
hy, nahodile Sc stava, re mleko
matcino stane sc nedostacitel-
nym v kvantite nebo kvalite.
Ia techto okolnosti dodatecne
krmeni Sc caste shledava "a
doucim a kdyz prijato, jest tou
nejlepsi stridavosti, nejprve
poskytnutim prsniho krmeni a
pax lahvi. Tim zpusobem prs
stava sc pravidelnost (coz jest
podstatne, nebot' jest to obslu-
ha prsou zastaveni skryteho
mleka, kdyz cerpani Jest pre-
ruseno) a diteti Sc dostava
spravne vyzivy. Jest to take
dulezite pro matku jisti vice
lvyzivne potravy, jako jest nile
ko, smetana, vejce, maso, GER
stve zeleniny, ovoce, dobry
chleb pax vetsi cast potravy
tekute. Slehana syrova vajicka
lpridana ku mleku zhustene-
mu,, jsou velice vyzivne, snad-
no rozpustitelne a prijemne
chuti.
Jestli jest nemluvne po ne
ljakou dobu krmeno prsem a
Ipak lahvi, jest rozumne, drive
nez move potrave privykne, po-
Iuziti slabsi smiseniny, nez pro
toto start jest naznaceno. Po-
trava muze byti kazdym dncm
!seSilovana, az jeho start uspo-
koji. Jestli nemluvne jevi
znamky poboureneho traveni,
Ijest radno sc vratiti hned ku
sla bsi potrave, nez nesnaz "a
|jde. Jevi-li uspokojeni, pribi-
rail- cd 4 do 6 unci tydne, ne
vrhne a ma normalnl stolici, je
to jiste, re jest potrava sprav.
Inc silly a kvantity.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

Nemluvnata byvaji 2 pravi-
dla prekrmena, nez nedokrme
ma. Wax jestli nemluvne pla-
Ce, iakmile mu jest lahev wa
ia a opetne pred pristim il
diem, troSku silnejsi smiSenina
mu muze byti den ode dne pri-
davana, az ievi uspokojenost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

Jestli nemluvne spi neklid-
ne, vyvrhne potravu, nebo ma
prilis volnou stolici a ujimani,
coz naznacuje, ze jest prilisne
krmeno, caste, nebo re jeho il
dlo Jest silneisi nez muze stra-
viii. - Je-li nemluvne krmeno
prsem, delka obdobi krmeni
mela by byti prodlouzena, ia
ko prvni opatreni na ctyfi no
diny. Nemluvnatum lahvf kr-
menym, melo by jidlo kazde
lahve byti zmenseno Ma polovi
nu, dokud poboureni neni u
klidneno. Kdyz to vsak zkla-
me, zavolejte neprodlene kka-
re.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

Muslte udrzovati sve ne
mluvne zdravym silnym. -
Zdravi nemluvn6te ieho Wy
vim spociva hlavne, na peel Il
potrave, jakou dostava vase
nemluvne, musi byti prayidel-
ne kazdy den koupano krme
no. Nemuzete-il kojiti sve ne
mluvne, zkuste Borden's Ea-
gle mleko. Jest to ia nejhlay-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21
CERNA MADONA
r Q M A N
Napsal f. j. Cecetka.

"Vzdyt' ia vim. Zavidite
mi vsichni pekne sousto a "a
visit utika sc Ike Iii" Naprahl
mocnOu pravici
Pomluvaci ztichli, Sc zami-
lovanym reznikem nebylo zer-
tn.
SteZovala 81 mu Jitka na zle
jazyky, brvy Sc il orosily.
Jedovatych sin "a fix ne
vazim, mne korene neuzerou.
! rekl dubovym hlasem. "Vsak
mi nikdo nevezme liz meho
lkarafiatku vonaveho!" A stiskl
jeji buclate paze, az zaupela.
Zklamani mladenci napomi-
nall Ease Jitku, ably dobre roz-
myslela, nezli skoci do tiny.
Marianne pocestneho Glove
ka isl zvolilaW vykladal il
Jan Pekelce. "Byval Adam
odiakziva ciste kvitkc! Pro
zhyralost dial no jeho otec ma
vojnu. A kdyz Sc vratil zka-
zeny soldat z Turek domu, pii-
pravil svou prostopasnosti ro-
>dice do hrobu. Wis, co ucinil
il sve dobre zene Eve re dvora
kotrcova?"
"Kde bych vedela?" rekla
lhoste ine.
"Jednal nj tvrde, nekre-
st 'ansky do sveta ii vyhnal.
Lakota no posedla. nenavidi
vlastnich deti. Evicka, jeho
dcera, radeji cd neho odesla k
dedovi do dvora.
To sc libilo Jitce, re il ne
bude dospela dcera prekazeti.
"Syn jeho Bohus, pisaf rad
nj, samotafsky zije donna v
podkrovi a otci Sc vyhyba."
| tato zprava Sc zamlouva-
la Jitce. "Nebude mi IA OBJ
tiz."
"Za to nejmladsi Adam sc
vydafil po tatlkovi. Frejuje,
pangetuje rezniky -"
| X tezkym zalobam hodilu
nacesanou hlavou. "a ia 81 he
prece vezmu!"
''Libi sc ii ieho statek?' Wy,
cital Jan.
''Libi!" odpovedela uprimnt
a vysmala Sc posetilemu hocho
vi, ktery ma nj myslil.
Y te dobe najednou umre.
starry Havlicek, sladovnik. -
Slak no pretrhl, kdyz pivo va.
fili. Ma druhy den pochoval
ncboztika na hrbitovni zahra
de pod stare iasany a dedici sc
svadou Sc delili pozustalost
| Nejlepsi podll dostal Adam
| kuchta -odvedl 81 Jitku k SO
be. S nj ovsem i kysely prida.
vek, starou Hazu.
4 ponuknuti Jitcina hnal st
do svatby jake divy. Nejdi'ive
zaje! do Prahy; radil Sc pro
kuratory, jednal velebnou
konsistori dolejsi ci pod oboj
V choulostive zalezitosti pro
hlaseni prve zeny "a mrtvou
Starry mrzuty dekan Mate.
Lounsky Nymburce nechte
o sve vuli manzelstvi zehnati
dokud neni zprav 0 prvni he
ne. Take prazsky administra
tor delal drahotu, nezli poVo
lii. Adam prohlasil, re je prS
nj zena mrtva platil kde ko
mu. Prokurator mu konecni
vybojoval, ably sc mohl poole
fadu cirkve znova ozeniti.
S prazdnymi pytliky, ale
dulezitou skartou v kapse vra
til Sc Adam Prahy. Vitezni
pfedlozil bazlivemu dekanov
list, We kterem pani z konsisto
re svolovali, ably Sc Adam Ku
chta znova ozenil.
Ostatni slo jiz hladcc. {
slavne svatbe vedl 81 obstaroz
nj zenich pychou bujnou Jit
ku k oltari. Dekan zehnal ;
zehnal, recnil ma slova pisma
"Zenu pomocnici tobe dam =
SkOlOlibi nOsluchaci snlldili
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21

kuchtove k hostine, bylo vese-
10 po nekolik dni.
Jitka zvykla brzy hedvab-
nemu zivotu, dovedla 81 hrati
ma bohatou pani. Dovedla Sc
strojiti a uplatniti svoji krasu.
Zlibilo sc il v teplem hnizdec-
ku a projevy zamilovaneho
reznika trpelive snasela. Lii
chotky poclebniku prijimala
jako povinny hold sve krase S
klidem rozene kralovny.
Adam Sc nutil do neznosti:
pred svudnou zenou byl jake
ukropek, cinil, co j videl ma
ocich. o lstivosti zen, 0 tou-
bach byvale senkefky meme!
potuchy. Veril il jako pismu
svatemu. Dovedla brzy vymy-
sleti pro neho pekne pohadky.
Veril jim jako dite poteseni
mu pusobilo, re Sc do senku
hoste hrnou jake kdysi k Ha-
vlickovi "a usmevem jeho ma
dherne zeny.
Jen jednou Sc odvazil ktery-
81 unacily host pfipomenouti
Adamovi: "M6j Sc na pozo-
ru, Adame, abys nemel brzy
hoine svagru!" A Adam Wy
nesl mluvku We svalnatych pa
zich ia zdrave povetri a tam
Jim Zatrepal, .jak len reznik
dovede,
"Kdybys nemel hlavy pod
vychem, dostal bys vice. rekl
dobracky a hodil no do louze.
Rozneslo Sc po meste a rez-
mix mel pokoj. Spatneho slo-
va neslysel Cd te DOLBY sve
zenusce.
Ia to hovofilo Sc vice "a "a
DIV Adamovymi a lide nell ra-
dost, jak Sc brzy splnila iejich
predpoved. Pani Jitka sc
toulala, chytre ukryvala svoje
milence, re ami o sob6 nevede-
Ii. Adam chodil Sc syncm yes
ode vsi, sekal V kotcich maso
ma sruty. Cele dni travil mi
NO dunn a nemel tuSeni, ze nc
zena klame jiz "a nekolik ne.
: del pc svatbe.
.leste il kotci vuz shanel
kdyz iela do okoli navstevou.
S nymburskymi mladenci ne
chtela vsak znova mic zaclnat
aby il svou horkokrevnosti ne.
prozradili. Drzela je Ma uzde
Jenom netrpelivy Jan Brozu st
medal odstrasit. Po nedtlnin
nesporu vnikl do ieji komor,
a durazne il presvcdcil, re no
81 starou lasku dosud v srdci.
Pekna pani Sc branila, hro
zila, ale kde slaba zena odo
la? Byla tftinou rukou slime.
no muze. A PAM Jitka by!s
by muze parohace ami nevola
la, aby mu nepripravila zarml
tku.
Pecliye ukonGila mlada zen;
.syuj domaci uatroj. Temnt
vlasy propletla rudou stuzkou
podEasala suknici a kabelku 5
naplnila mlsky. Otocila Sc
nekolikrate pred zrcadlem, w
zkouseia pohledy usmevy =
a komedie nova mohla zacit.
/ Lehce a ylnive presla kle
nutou SIM, zastavila sc reza
nych dveri hostinskych. Ma
sfouchala hlaholu hlasu, zvu
KUN struneneho instrumental.
V pravou chvlli otevrela dvt
re a vstoupila do hostenice
hlavou vztycenou, nejlibez
neisim usmevcm Y hladke tva
ii.
Sloly Y klenute svetnici byl,
huste obsazeny. Hoste hluce
Ii, Il kamen hrali hudci. Neko
lik mladencu zpivalo, nejhluc
neji Jan Brozu y Pekelce.
Plavy ohar vyskocil pot
stolen a prvni uyital PAM Jit
ku, radoatn6 vyskakova!, lisa
SO K nj A NEIL ca nsa zhayi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-04-21
Ply R A M I'D
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nejlepsi kansaska patentka.5
Jest zarucena a jsem list, ze
Vas uplne uspokoji, at 1jste u
zlvali .iakoukoli ijnou mouku.
Rucim YAM, re lepsi neni X
dostanl; zkuste il. Neni-ii
jak zaru6uji, budou Yam Pc
nize yraceny. Sud $8.25. Nam
tez pravy med gallon $3.50,
kvart 75c, Dodavka do Cleve-
landu jednou tydne.
Sluzbovolny
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-29
The Lost Token.

The car stopped and three passen-
gers escaped fr,m the confusion of
the traffic to the comparative safety
of the cars platform. One was a
young man with pink rose in his
hand But as he stepped into the car
he dropped the rose to the street.. He
had already paid his fare and the car
had covered half a block before he
realized his loss.
An expression. not only of regret,
but of panic spread over his face He
pressed the button frantically and at
the next corner alighted. and started
back along the car tracks lodging the
traffic. =
The Woman stretched and craned
her neck to see if he were rewarded.
Yes, he snatched up the, rose from
the black city mud and stood brush
ing a the dirt from it's pure
petals. He had recovered his token
for which he was willing to give his
time and his fare-just common
place, ordinary young man like hun
dreds you see every day. Who dares
say romance is dead?-Chicago Jour
nal
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-29
TRAPPER HAS NEW METHODS
Employs Only Lassoes, Lengths OF
Chain and Bare Hands In Cap
ture of Wild Animals.

A remarkable article Illustrated
with very unique photographs ap-
peared j. the Wide World Magazine
under the caption Of Trapping Wild
Animals Alive" 1t was written by
Maj. Jack Allen and the feats he de-
scribes are calculated to make the or
binary big-game hunter blink with
amazementi
"From first to last" says Major
Allen, II never use E In except in
the utmost extremity Of self-defense.'
The only equipment he. uses consists
of lassoes, lengths of chain and bare
hands! With these bloodless instru-
ments Captain Al.<n has captured
ia guars, Ieopards and tigers. He has
had many narrow escapes from death,
md his experiences make thrilling
reading.
Major Allen says the strength of
the tiger is practically equal to that
of the lion, while he has the reputa-
ton among hunters of being far
more courageous. Therefore the
process of capturing a tiger alive in
wolves a considerable degree of risk,
but on no occasion has Captain Allen
met with miShap. II
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-03-29
Maanifies Finger Prints.

An instrument that makes an en-
largement of finger-print marks has
recently been designed and put in
use by the police department of Paris
France, says Popular Mechanics Mag
azine. 1t consists of boXlike device
mounted on a short column that is
screwed to a fiat piece of oak The
specimen bearing the finger marks
is pushed through "a, slot in the ap-
paratus until it eomes before win
dow, where it is brilliantly illumi-
mated by a 1,0C0-candle power cleo
trio bulb. A lens placed above the
bulb and Il movable mirror pro-
ject and reflect the image magnified
ten times, upon the paper placed upon
the oak board. This provides rapid
method of examining side by side and
in the same degree of magnification.
the finger-print record of the suspect
and the marks upon the object he is
supposed to have touched.