davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-05-29

balances at 800 pr month md interest.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL. NO. b4-Good uanpnen On .p-1-
nent house lot o South jefferson street not Tar off he pavement
PRICE, 1Iso9 500 wI1 handle. balance It $50 per month.
of This little property located at s21 South Fcnway; two largo roona,
nth and clothes closet: IA heat md electric lights. This place Is new
nc Is lomten just Of East Second street in a n exoorcnt and popu-
Ia neshhorhood. h city In passing on ut East Second street far
beyond ms n OTIS ar very scarce in this immediate locality. Tho
price is certainly right on his little home and tho terms arc within any
body1s roach Price s275o. $500 cash VIE give ROT possession. balance at
s35 per month. CAN u 3 to1ay.
, 1923-05-29
KNGLKWOUD

Buy a 5-acre lot in EnEiswood. On
no eait Crock pavement, miles
nor<S of tho Mdweat refinery, $500;
only s75 down, and 5000 por month.
Buy now and be ready to live in the
great outdoora when spring comeH
Think what this land will DO worth in
1913 when Cauper has 10000 ropula'
ton. S acres viii make 50 large city
lots, Act quick. Call 1i29.
JOHN n ENGLAND CONPANH.
203 O-S Bldg.
, 1923-05-29
~m STHMREALY SLOT ALESCO BASEMENT CONSOLIDATED ROYALTY BUILDING
WANTED AT ONCE

AN DsrABIIsHED CASPER Husrrrss NEEDS NEW LocA
TION. MUST HAVE AT LEAST TWENTY FOOT FLOOR SPACE
CENTRALLY located. Apply BOX Ass. TRIBugR.
, 1923-05-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

RESTAURANT Men Attention-Ex.
TIN fin cafe and lunch room equip
ment for sale at big sacrifice; in
everything required; counters.
tables. steam tables. coffee Urn crock
cry. Address Dykomhn. Rlrsrton.
wyn
, 1923-05-29

MADAM WONDER, wonderful read
CT. the lady with tho wonderful
power tells past. present and future.
nj and onsult her on any AFFAIRS.
$50 s. Durbin- Hours . n m. to 10
p. m
, 1923-05-29

FOR sALB-Cornar lots well located
on north nldn, suitable FOR small
business. $3.50 ia1f cash r. Knmon.
zf7E- Second Tai 7o7
, 1923-05-29
PERSONAL

MADAM PELKY-Make no mistake
when you undertake. anything of
Importance get my advice: no charge
unless you obtain perfect satisfaction.
ia N. Washington.
, 1923-05-29
FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR 6AIE-s2o acres dry hind at
{1.T an mere. r. Ramon. 242 Il
Second Tel. 7o2.
, 1923-05-29
NOTICE OF RANKRIJPT SALE

~
Notice is hereby given, that on
Saturday, June End, 1928, at three
o'clock P. M, ut The Richardson
Company store in the Synder Block
Building, Lowell, Wyoming, the N
tire stock of merchandise consisting
Of shoes, dry goods, notions, UNDER
wear and other goods generally EAR
ried in dry goods stores, appraised
at $2,500.00, present wholesale val
ne about 100000, together with
fixtures appraised at $4,000, pres
emit actual value about S2,500.00,
will be offered for sale in bulk at
public auction to the highest bidder
for cash.
A deposit Of 10 per cent win be
required on all bids.
G, A. SMELL,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
, 1923-05-29
LIVESTOCK



For Bais-Cheap for cash, 20 head
good big work horses; out Of hard
work: IN good condition; also double
harnesA Shorty Caste Barn on First.
, 1923-05-29

TUX bAIIJ"Lota No i and q, IN
block a. Capital Hin addition: so
feet on lincoln street tpavonnents 81
feet on o.. First street: 90 feet on
Railroad avenue: 100 feet on alley;
his property has two four-room
houses. with suwer Ens. water md
lights; close In; good business site
or cun DO divided into two residential
,ots: best buy in tho city today. Price
fs,<0o; terms oan be had on part Call
at SIT F. First.
, 1923-05-29
GOOD BUYS FOR GOOD PEOPLE

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL. NO. 75-Good homo located o
South Chestnut street, consisting " three nice rooms. 5ox1sofoot lott
Just the place for refinery man; no better buy In town: price 5000, $500
cash viii handle
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL - Tenroom modern house
o East II street This il an excellent income proposition and WI pay
fr itself and give yu $40 per month extra out Of tho rant II you want
Il make 1000 keeD you for the rest OF your NE. invest Il in this prop
, 1923-05-29

FOR SALE=Draft horEes. wngons
and harness. 1905 N. Glenarm
North Casper.
, 1923-05-29
LOST AND FOUND

LOST@Ten tickets To chndren'B fes-
tival Finder please return TO John
Worth, 632 & Ash. Phone 1556W.
, 1923-05-29
LIVESTOCK

FOR SALE@Ono team black god
inga. six n seven n OLD; one
EHolstein milk cow. Phone 1921. sot
8. Walnut
, 1923-05-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SAIE-Good two-room hcuse,
fine lot, well ,ocated. S1.75o .rea-
sonabie terms. Owner Kline. 1226 S.
Willow.
, 1923-05-29

LOST-Bunch OF keys. ono Numbered
1895. Please leave at Tribune.
, 1923-05-29

WANTED-Board and room with prt-
vnto family by young man; nm fur
nish good references. ADDRESS Box
Al, Tribune
, 1923-05-29
NOTICE

For Sale|rwo erans OF big Hufes.
good workers. also two sets Of har-
ness; 5000 per spnn with harness; bar
gain for dirt mover. Shorty Castle
Barn on First
, 1923-05-29
FOR SALE-hnScELLANEOUS

FOR SAI.E-Ons dress suit. sizs IS
cheap. Inquire Phone 3T9.
, 1923-05-29

FOR TRADE-Eorty acres of Mis-.
souri, and for good Dodge chr. L.
E. wiley. Phone 7olW between 8 n
m. and 5 p. N.
, 1923-05-29

TO LEAsE-Mountain range for one
two or three bands of Sheep; lots of
Erass, water and shade Can or write
The GRAND Grocery. 22s r.. Second.
Casper, Wyo.
, 1923-05-29
FOR TRADE

FOR TRADE Biz eylindr touring
n for Ford delivery IA Vim
borne street
, 1923-05-29
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE OR TRADE - Ono and
one-half Gcr lot IN ThorndAle ncrcu
win trade as first payment on house
in west Casper. 1918 s. Ash Phone
So9R-
, 1923-05-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - Roomers and boardcri
in modern house, good cooking
close in. Ga s. Ash
, 1923-05-29

All charged Advertising. will he
bsoKed set lines" Irrespective of thr
number OF words
, 1923-05-29

BhACKFACE CAP HEADLINE
VIII BIO charged the space Of sve
, 1923-05-29

FOR SALE - Modern three-room
home, now and nicely furnished
1926 w. Fifteenth: $4,000, 5000 oash,
balance like rent Can owner Phone
-s12R
, 1923-05-29
FOR RENr-ROOMS

FOR RENT-Ono large siesptn<room
with single bed. suitable for work
Ing man; also n sleeping room
next to bath 1115 II. Second. Phone
233TW.
, 1923-05-29

FOR SALE-ElectHo msngfe. electro
washing machines. Phone 1885.
, 1923-05-29
FOR SALE-AUToMoBILES

FOR TRADE+A good high grade six
cylinder car to rad as down pay
ment on improved property.
Kennedy Motor Company
2se w. Yellowstone Phone Soe
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-17
Informaciones diversas

la parte alta del Teatro lucian gallar-
damente sus colores varias banderas
de la estrella solitaria. En- Ell frontipi-
clio fueron colocados seis estandartes
de Juntas Nacionalistas que actual
mente actian en- varias poblaciones de
la isla.
En- Ell escenario ocupada pronlinente
sitio un hermoso retrato del lider Jose
de Diego, sobre el cual aparecfan dos
palomas mensajeras.
Abrio ell acto Ell Lcdo. Jose S. Ale
gria, quien estuvo disertando por es-
pacio de una hora sobre ell sano patrio-
tismo de Jose de Diego, sus ejecuto-
rias en- la vida, su via-crucis. FL Sr.
Algeria atac6 rudamente los que hoy
niegan ell ideal cifro sus esperanzas
de patria en- la juventud portorriquefa.
El Sr. Carlos del Rosario, lego unas
estrofas de su poema la Patria Ell
cual fue muy aplaudido.
Luego lego rmos parrafos sobre las
ventajas de ser independientes, el Lcdo.
Julio Cesar Gonzalez, quien asegur6
que siendo Puerto Rico una Repubh-
ca. la situacion econ6mica del pals Sc
ria satisfacctoria muy bien recompen-
sada. n
Ell Lcdo Ramirez santibanez, Pre-
sidente de la Asamblea Municipal de
San Juan, lego una parodia del sonetO
de Llorens dedicada Jose de Diego,
parodia del soneto tan bien inspirada
que parece una production original. Ell
Sr. Ramirez fue muy aplaudido, asi CO.
mo tarnbierl Ell Ell Sr. Fernando Tore
grosa quien recito un poema originali-
simo don JESUS Maria Lago, quien
recito versos muy sugestivos.
Uno de los nlmeros mas aplaudidos
fue Ell de la noble y distinguida senori-
ia Carmen Maria Giusti, quien vestida
con la bandera portorriquena, recito
una poesia del Presidente del Ateneo,
don JESUS Maria Lago. Despues de
terminar su recitaci6n don Jose Coll y
Cuchi Ell Sr. Lago obsequiaron Car
men Maria con dos hermosos ramos de
flores. uno de los cuales Carmen depo
sito junto al retrato de Jose de Diego.
este acto generoso lie valio la encan
tadora joven una estrepitosa saliva de
ap,ausos de todo ell plblico.
Cerro Ell acto Ell Sr. Jose Coll y Gu
chi, quien hizo historic de las luchas
civicas por ell ideal, de la voluntad del
pueblo de Puerto Rico por constituirse
en- una Rep1blica soberana. Ataco a
los que negaban Ell santo Ideal Dijo
que ell partido Nacionalista no buscaba
ell presupuesto sino la hbertad. Dijo
tambien que la Legislature actual ha-
bia echado por ell suelo la obra de Mu-
foz Rivera Y Jose de Diego, quienes (
lie quitaron al Consejo Ejecutivo Ell po-
der que tenia el Gobernador para des-
tituir un Alcalde Sc 10 dieron la
Asamblea Municipal. Ahora retroce-
den ell poder de las Asambleas Mu- +
nicipales Sc 10 restan a estas para dar-
SEQ al Gobernador. Esto es una usur-
pacion. Ell Sr. Coll Sc manifesto tam
bien partidario del sufragio femenino.
Ell pIblico aplaudio endorsements al
orador nacionalista. IS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-17
CoNFERENcIAs CON Ell GOBER
NADoR

Los sres. Stevenson, Elmendorf y
ell Captain slicker, visitaron al Gober-
nador en- relaci6n con ciertos asuntos
que afectan los intereses de los Shri-
ners.
Ell Coronel Brown del Cuerpo de
Marines, Y el Teniente Stone de las Is
las virgenes con ell Teniente Hull, U.
S. N. Y el Teniente Charbonier del
Cuerpo de Marines, visitaron al Gober.
nador en- relacion con ciertos asuntos
que afectan los intereses de las Islas.
Ell sr. Charles HartzelI estuvo de
consulta con .el Gobernador sobre cier-
tos asuntos relacionados con los inte-
reses de la Comisi6n de la Polcia.
Ell corcnel Tenney Ross yisit6 al
Gobernador en- relacion con ciertos
asuntos que afectan al Regimiento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-17
LA FIESTA EN- HONOR DE JOSE DE
DIEGO

FL domingo las nueve di6 comienzo
TN el Teatro Municipal la heromsa ve-
lado organizada por los nacionalistas
de Puerto Rico Y su Jefe Lcdo. jose
Coll y Cucli, en- homemade la memoria
del preclaro poeta Y egregio orador
Jose de Diego, en- Ell quinto aniversario
de su muerte.
Los palcos en- su totalidad estaban
llenos de conocidos defensores del ideal
de la Independence, en- las 1unetas
tomaron asiento numerosos intellectual
les de San Juna de la Isla. Sobre
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-17
RECLUTAS PARA LA POLICIA
INSUI.AR

Para comparecer Ell 20 die. a las 800
a. m, en- las oficinas del Quartet Gene
raj de la Policfa Insular, en- San Juan,
p r., con Ell fin de ser nombrados
miembros de dicho cuerpo, los siguien-
les candidates elegibles han sido cita-
Cos por conducto de los Jefes de Dis
tri que frmaron sus solicitudes de in
gresos:
Gabriel Amalbert Delgado, Juncos;
Salvador Rivera Gautier, Las Piedras;
Ramon Morales Rios, Yabucoa; Rafael
Delgado, Maunabo; Ramon Ortiz Ortiz,
Humacao; Alexandra Bermudez Gonza-
jardo; Lorenzo Santana Carri6n, Fa-
rardo; Lorenzo Santana Carri6n, Fa-
.iardo; Vicente ortega Matos, Carroll
ra; Guillermo zayas Aponte, Santa Isa-
bel; Gabino Torres Gonzalez, Yauco;
Lris Feliciano Rodriguez, Guayanilla;
Joss A. Burgos, Ponce; Rufno Rodri-
corales, Ponce; Ramon Portell Patron,
Yauco; Leonardo de JESUS, Ponce; Jo-
Sc Luis Camacho, Adjuntas; Francisco
r. Flores, Juana Diaz; Alexandra Orta,
Juana Diaz; Andres Perez Alvarado
Juana Diaz; Jose Ramos Flores, Juana
Dfa2; Jose Miguel vazquez, Juana
niaz; Martin Colon, Coamo; Florencio
Rivera, Aibonito; Luis Guevara Apon-
lie, Aibonito; Florencio Hernandez, Ca
yey; Ramon Ferrer Alvarez, Hatillo;
Angel A. Alvarez, Aguadila; Ignacio
Rlvera Aguada; Francisco Domenech,
Aguada; Pedro L. Bonet, Aguada; Do
1aingo Beltran Carrero, Anasco; Rafael
Jasino Sepulveda, Sabana Grnde; Pan
ta,e6n sotero Vargas, Yauco; Jose Pc
1ez Garcia, Las Marias; Primitive Can
ce., Mayagiiez; Santiago Lopez Domin-
gEez, Mayagiiez; Juan j. Matos, La
res; Juan Bautista Molina, Lares; An
tonic Llovet Quijano, Lares; Jose Pc
rez Santiago Lares; Manuel F. Arocho
Hernandez San Sebastian; Angel We
lez, Ciales; Damaso vlentin Soto, Mo-
ca; Orcar Ortiz, Arecibo; Antonio Her
uandez Santiago, Utuado; Gonzalo Co
ion Gonzalez, Manati; Rafael Baroue-
re- Ciales; Cayetano A. Negr6n, Mana
r; Jorge L. Maldonado, Naranjito;
Brauiio Gonzalez Acevedo, Bayamon;
Basilio Diaz Rodriguez, Toa Alta; Ig-
nacio A. Rivera, Naranjito; Jose j.. Co
Ion, Barros; Antonio Rosado, Toa Alta;
Francisco Arizona, San Juan; Justo G.
vaQuez, Comerio; Esteban Colon, Pom
ce; Heliodoro Quifones, Vega Baja; Ca
2imiro otero, Morovis; Leonardo MAI
tinez Figueroa, Naranjito; Juan S. Ma
rrero, Moner6, Guayama; Arturo Ar
zon, San Juan; Jorge Haddock, AFRO
yo; Nicolas Montalvo, Hatillo; Diego
Hernandez, Humacao; Cirilo Baez, HIT
macao; Ramon Viana Flores, Comerio;
Norberto Avecedo, Vieques; Leopoldo
Maldonado, Adjuntas; Francisco Velaz
Quez Moreno, Rincon y Julio Arce
Aguadilla.
A todos aquellos que no tengan ane-
zos la solicitud, su partida de bautis-
mo Y certifcado de haber cursado por
10 menos Ell quinto grado de instruc-
ci6n, Sc ie demcrara ell nombramiento
dc policia insular, hasta tanto 10 pre-.
senten.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-05
sy..ardohlavec
(Dokoneenie.

Nahle preletela Mladenovi hla-
Won smela myslienka. A keby TAX
siel k mel a videl ius Do rama
je este sedem hodin a casu je dostt' ,
aby ju este uvidel potion sa vra-
TIL. Do dediny je len hodina &C.
sty.
"A bez dlheho premysiani Ma
den sa rozhodol. Mic ma svete ne
vedelo by no teraz zadrzat', siel
by trebars ohnom, keby no dell
Cd Canky, hnel by ttokom trebars
ma pevnost', keby sa Milosov dom
nu premenil.
Ma azurovom nebi trblietaly sa
hviezdy... vsade ticho len od-
dychovanie vojakov bolo pocut'
MAIDEN opatrne vstal a rychly-
mi krokami siel pol 'om pozdlz ze-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-05
is2S.

riekol: Moja kena, moja rodina,
moi poklad . moje vsetko je to-
sraz moia vlast,', k1n III ohroznie.
nepriatel'."
"A tax siel I iednei svadby do
druhej do krvavej.
"A nevratil sa... Polozil svoi hr-
dinsky zivot ma vysine i Carskkho
Brodu.
Ma pamiatku nafho ma Canka
synaeka, drieeneho, modrookeho
anjelicka. Tento krici z plnych
pl ic q je tyrdohlavy ako cert.
1 Casio, ked' vnnca rozskriabe
dedovi ruku, hovorf Milos, bozka-
vaj1c diet at II bnclate licka:
sCely otec! Pravy povstalec-
tvrdohlavec!"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-05
Napfsal /:
Ivan 4 vaxOv. Z &
leznicnej trait.
Coskoro zmizol v noenej tine.

".
Bolo uz po polnoci, ked' MAIDEN
opojeny sladkymi okamihami, kto
re ztravil Ii svojej milenky, Opt
st'al dedinu, aby sa vratil opat
K svojim spiacim druhom.
AZ dosial ho nikto nestretol, nj
kto ho nevidel.
Dedina bola prazdna, ako W.
mreta. Bol tomu rad, lebo takta
aspon zostane jeho prichod zata-
seny. Len teraz 81 spomennl, re
porusil vojenskn disciplinu, re je-
no pokracovanie bolo sialene.
Chvatal ,rNchle napred, neve-
diac, kol l'ko je hodin. Obaval sa
nahle. ably neprisiel neskoro, ably
no rano neprekvapilo v poll.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-05
Milos, ,lsmievajdc So veddc Mia
.dena ! branyi zalara.

Ma zelanie Milosovo konalo sa
zasn1benie Mladena Cankon G.
ste toho yecera a Q osem dni nato
slavila' So svadba.
Sileasne vsak $ hudbou, ktora
hueala 9 svadbe dedinou, rozsi-
rovaly sa chyry 0 nenadalom w
puknnti srbsko-bulharskej vojny.
Naslednjlceho dia Dol MAIDEN
povolany ma vojnu.
Nepomohly prosby ami Shy mla-
del zdfalej zeny. MAIDEN sa medal
.obmakcit'. Ma prosby Milosoye
'poyolila mn vojenska sprava tyz-
'dennn d'ovolenn, avsak MAIDEN
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-05

v- ~ ~
Eh, je to dokonalJ lotor, pane
kapitane....'' Z prernsil no Milos.
SCI la nepriznal K vsetkemuY Ja
to syn povstalca a preto' MET di.
WI.
Dostojnfk pozrel nafho prfsne
4 opnstil izbn.
MAIDEN boil al d prislusnych "a
konov odovzdany civilnemn sndu.
Dosial' sa neprihcdil podobny
pripad, abS process bol tax rychle
akonceny a dosial' este nikdy ne
vyniesli sndcqvia syoj rozsudok
TAX pokojne, ako tento raz.
D5kazy Mladenovej why boly
tax jasnt a presvedeujdce, ze ]
sam pravny zastupca, ktory obha-
joval Mladena, poyazoval no "a
vinnfka, hsci tento vsetko popie-
raj. "A len vd aka prosbam OBJ
l'ahcnj1cim okolnostiam nebol
mladfkovi vymerany vysoky trest.
MAIDEN Dol odsddeny ma tri rd-
ky do zalara.
v.
w pat mesiacov npel MAIDEN Y
zalari.
Jedneho dna prisiel maldy va
zen do vel'kych' rozpakoy, ked'
vsti1pil k nemu do cely cetnfcky
strazmaj jster s Milosom.
"M6j milv!" zvolal tento, zaja-
kajhc sa, nBud' dobrej mysli!
Budes prepusteny ma slobodu! 81
nevinny... prekliaty Stano zapalil
mole stohys lebo. sa k tomu pri-
znal. Pod Won, moi drahy!'
Maiden uzasol .neveril. tymto
slovam. Strazmajster .vsak ,po-
tvrdil Milosov vyrok a zacal mia
dfkovi citat' rozkaz predsedu O.
kresneho sndu,s v ktorom ,'sa Mia
denovi vracia sloboda.
"Synacku, ei mi mozes odpu-
stit', re som ii sp6sobil tol l'ko zla-
ho?" zvolal MiloS dojaty. "Pre-
co 81 vtedy. nepovedal pravdu9
Nebolo by sa toto nikdy priho-
dilo!"
"Ved' som povedal, svako Mi
losu, ze SOM vase role AMI nevi-
del.,."
"Nuz, teraz verfm tomu. Pre-
co 81 vsak nepovedal sudcovi, kdo
81 bolsa .kto ia videl v dedine 20
MAIDEN sa zamyslel... Potion Cd
vetil, cervehajuc sa: "Nepovedal
som to k v0li Canke... -
"Ako mann tomu rozumet' 20
spytal sa Milos udiveny.
"Siel som do dediny, ably som
;sa rOzliicil Cankou. A vtedv
SINE 81 prisahali, re sa vezmeme.
A preto nemohol som menovat
Canku, aby som ju neuviedoi V
podozrenie..." odpovedal Maiden
hl'adiac do oci Milosovi.
"Teda tax to'mu bolo, moi mi
ly," odvetil Milos. ''Mate sa teda
S Cankou radi? Preto ona je teda
TAXA zachm1rena, hoci nepovedala
ami slova. Nuz, nuz, synacku, boz
kaj mi ruku, ktorn ii podavam.
A pod, mech sa vsetci raduj1!'
"Dobre mas, MiloSu, lebo kedy
81 mi Canku medal, wal by som 81
ju nasilim zvolal MAIDEN, boz
kavaj1c Karadzelevovi ruku.
"a keby som ju dial niekomu
.urhemu, ci by 81 ma zapalil?''
spytal sa Milos.
"Ej, ba svako Milosu, vsak ma
poznaS!"
"Od dnesneho dna menuj ma
svojim otcom, rozumies?" zvolal
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-10-05
7oUrasrowrsK1 sLo7FNsxI NoVINY'

J w N ok j S II q " u EN !
=
ked' az Dol hodne vzdialeny, aby
pozoroval poziar.
Pohl ,ad ma ehas ho rnzhnlastnil.
Kol'ko l'ndskej prace tn zmare-
ne! Vsetko l'ahne popolom 4
ziadna l'ndska sila nebude vstaye
nicoho zachranit'
Til nebclo pochyby. Ohen boil
asi z.ocinnou rpkon podlozeny 4
MAIDEN vestil u tom pre- seba zld
znamenie. Utekal preto rychle 2
oddychol 81 len, potion. ked 50 o.
citol "a vrskom, odkial' poziaspi
nebelo videt'.
Koneene dosiel k ciei'u. Jeho
druhovia boil este vsetci, Dohrlza7
nj do hlbokeho spanku. Hodil sa
tiez do travy 40 chvll'u zaspai.
Slnko vystupilo ma oblohe. Most
Dol medzitym opraveny a vlalS sa
pomaly pohnul.
Odpoludnia dorazili vojaci do
mesta, ktore bolo ciel 'om ich ce-
sty.
Vecer nasfeduj1ceho dna bol
MAIDEN povolany k predstavene-
mu. Divil sa vel mi, preco no. vo-
laii, lez jeho nzas zmenil sa zde
senie, ked' vstnpiac k svojmu pred
stavenemu, uyidel po jeho bokn
Milosa, otca jeho Canky.
eco by ma Dol predsa niekto
uvidel?'' pomyslel 81. Gale nio,
o tom nevie ami l'udska dusa. Mi
los ma asi obzaloval pre- moju
hrozbu. Ale to mi nebude sko-
dit'.'
Dostojnik tvaril sa prisne. Mi
!os kypel hnevom.
MAIDEN stal ako socha.
Mladene. Rajceve, fvzdialil 81
sa 2 micsta vo chvili, ked' musel
vlak nasledkom poruchy. mosta "a
state" opytal sa dostojnik. y
MAIDEN pochopil. re costa jeho
do dediny bola niekym prezrade-.
ma a preto odhodlal sa povedat'
pravdu pokojne prijat' trest.;
Len jedno nechcel povedat' a ST.,
ce. ze videl Canku!... Me, ne
zmieni sa tom "a zivy. svet, ably
nepripravil tym dievet'u ostudu.,
Radsej zomre, nez by to povedal.
Odhodlal sa obrnit proti vsetke-
mu zeleznou vol 'ou. .
MAIDEN nalezal k tym yaznym
sedliakom, ktori maju tvrdd, ne
zlomnu povahn a ktori posled-
nom boji uvadzali vsetko V tzas
svojou nadl 'udskou trpezlivost 'ou
a sebaopanovan1m. ~
Ked' vypocul osazku svoiho
predstaveneho, odpovedal kratko,
ze bol V dedine.
GA co 81 tam robil?''
MAIDEN mleal.
"LHes!'' skrikol Milos zlobne.
"Nebol 81 v dedine, ale ma nasich
roliach !"
MAIDEN sa zarazil. @ jeho schodZ
Ike s Cankou nevedel teda nikto.
Ale preco boil Milos taky nahne-
vany? Preco priseil sem? To ne.
vedel pochoplt'.
eco 81 robil ma roliach Miloso-
vych?" pytal sa ho dostojnik, pre-
svedceny, ze MAIDEN nebol de-
dine klad1c preto t1to otazku.
Len teraz pochopil MAIDEN ST.
tuaciu. Zhorete stohy nalezaly
Milosovi a ten no upodozrieva, z
podpalacstva, 4 tax hrozneho zlo-
emu! Rozeulil sa tym nadmiern,
predsa vsak pokojne odpovedsl:
"Bol som dedine. Ma roliach
Milosovych som nebol. A ami tam
nemam co robit'."
Oblicaj d6stojnfkov sa zachmd-
ril.
"A preco 81 sa vcera hrozil Mi
, 1923-01-07
A Christmas Tree

Once upon a time there was a tree
" in the forest hi was WISHING
that he could MAXI someone happy.
one day a man came and cut him
down. He was thrown into the wagon
With a whole lot OF other treea-plne
trees. Then he was taken to town:
he was taken to a lot of houses but
not one wanted 10 buy him, 10 At
last he came to a house and a mum.
ber OF children came running out.
Their father bought this last tree.
The tree was mad. for he thought
that tho little children would pun all
his green needles out After a while
he found out they wouldn't, 80 he
began to feel happy again. He was
illuminated with cnndles on Christ.
mas night. He bad all the presents
on him when tho little children got
up the next morning. They saw all
the presents on the table. The snow
was all e the floor and presents.
too. They knew that Santa Claus
had come and shaken the znow off
on the floor and toys.
ALFRED EDWARDS,
North Casper School. Grade 5.
, 1923-01-07
The True Story of Father
Christmas.

HHR1sTMAs is the greatest night
" in the ear 1t is a night of mys.
terry. When everyone is in bed ex.
cept the policemen an old man comes
Gown the chimney ii a red cloak Dor.
dered with white wool. carrying over
his back an immense sack stuffed
with toys. which he empties into the
stockings of good little girls and boys
who are asleep in their beds.
The policeman does not see the old
househreaker and the smallest chin.
ney on the humblest roof in all the
world is wide enough for his descent,
pack and all. The fact IL, Santa
Claus. st, Nicholas. Father Christ.
mas. or whatever name children may
give him is that-he Is a ghost,
He is a ghost of that good old st.
Nicholas who went about doing gen.
erous acts in secret, who slipped
money. gold and silver. through the
keyhoies or un6er the doors Of poor
people and made homes happy with.
, 1923-01-07
JOY.

IN = large fine mansion in Fairy
- Town. is was Christmas Eve.
The fairies were all gathered around
a blazing fire. cracking nuts and eat
Ing candy The queen fairy was sit.
ting on her GOLDEN throne with the
king fairy.
She was wishing she had-as she
expressed it-one of those things
they call babies.
Just then q queer noise was hesrl
at the door. The queen upon running
10 the door and opening it, saw. 20
her great joy, a baby. She carried
it 20 the throne, where the king was
sitting. Look" she cried. 'what
shall we name ~"
The king said he had a suggestion
TO make. The queen said, at shall be
obeyed." Very we'll. let US all go
home and think of a good name. then
tomorrow everybody that thinks they
have a good name. com to tbs pal.
ace. and the queen will take the
name she thinks best" 60 everybody
went home.
The next day there were only two
fairies at tho palace.
The queen asked tho first fairy
what she would name It. The fairy
said. Viola" She asked the other
fairy whst she would name It.
'T wsaic call It Joy"
"sueh j funny name How dd you
think Of 1T"
at brought great 10Y to you. SO
would call II JOY"
10y It shall be-" said the queen. Sc
tho baby WAS named Joy. 1t wns
named on Christmas day.
WILMA LUCILLE KISLER
! North Casper School.