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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-14

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
Q 6ti pokojich, koupelna, ga
raz, cihlove kamenne zakla-
dy, lot je 40 pTi 120 str. Vez-
me sc lot, kde je mestske "a
vedeni, co splatka. Agent Sc
vylucuji. Haste sc V els. 1863 l
E. 133. St. z Union Ave.
SIS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-14

PRODA Sc dunn pohodlne "a
rizeny, ctyri pokoje, plyn, elek
trika, velka ban na diva auto
mobily. lot je as st.. phi 120,
cena $500. Haste Sc Y elsie
9107 Prince Ave. z E. 81. ul.
5-16
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PRODA Sc dun 0 11ti poko-
jich, sklep pod celym domem,
vse zarizend. Haste sc v els.
5412 Bragg ave. z vych. 55.
Ill. Musi byt prodan tento me-
sic, nasledkem odjezdu.
1E
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JEDNORODINNY DUN v
Brooklyne o 5ti pokojich, kou-
pclna, moderne stav6ny, lot je
20 pri 155 str, ponevadz musi
byti prodan, da Sc "a $500.
Haste Sc v els. 3287 Fulton Rd
5-19
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dunn
IA pekne ulici V Mt. Pleasant,
aneb sc vymeni "a grocerni a
reznicky obchod. Adresa sc
Sdeli V adm. t. liStu. 5-15
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PRODA Sc zachovaly nabytek
do 5ti pokoju. Media se OBJ
chodniku, ktera ma nabytek z
druhe ruky. Haste Sc v els.
8612 ancroft Ave. 5-14
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
ma yych. 10. ul. z Union cislo
3447. Tel. Broadway 3O15 Il.
Je modern6 zafizen a musi BY
ii prodan nasledkem odiczdu.
5-16
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PRIJMOU Sc jeden neb diva
Tadni pant ma byt Sc stravou,
neb beze stravy v Corlett, pou-
re 5 minut cd kary. Adressa
Sc sdeli Y adm. "Sveta" pod
znackou "a. a 5--14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-14

Do komory Sc prisourala thu
sta Haza. Supela, stfiiela oci-
ma po hromadce penez.
KAN Sc chystas, dusicko?''
Pohlad;la Jitku po plecich.
"Neutikej stale vernemu man
zelovi!" V Jejich slovech byla
vvstraha, ale take jizlivy po-
smE6ek.
Jitka Sc ami neohledla. Ne
mohu byti piece lepsi nezli je
lakotny feznik!" pr0cedila gu
by. "Kazdy gros draho na
nam ziskavam -"
"A me hribatko 5 nirn. uni!
Tocis S MIN jako vitr kerouh-
vickou ma stfese, kam sc ii jen
uzda. Ktere saty 81 dnes vez-
mesN?"
A co Haza dcerou strojily v
komore move dklady, hrnulo Sc
prave ferav6 uhi ma hlavu
Kuchtovu v senku. Vesela ko-
pa, prosedively skolni mistr
dObiral 81 no k radoati jinych
hcsti.
"N6jak jsi prepadly, pane
Adame!" zertoval rektor.> -
"Pdjcim ii dobrou knihu: "Re-
gjment zdravi' cd Hynka Kra
bice a poradi tt dobfe pro TIVE
zdravi. Zlata knizka, na Sta
rem meste vytlacena roku to-
hoto -"
Mach ledabyle kuchta ru-
kou. "Jsem jako rvs, nepotfe-
blji I've knihy!"
Rektor mu pokoje medal. -
Prisedl K n6mu a septal diver.
ne: MAS We dvore deda
dceruSku, cacorku prepeknoui
divcinu ruzovou - v6del bych
pro III o zenichovi Il"
Trhl sebou Adam. Ease sly
Sci O Eve! ma devce dosti ca.
su M vdavky!' odbyl tlumace
III devcete nikdy casu ne
z6yvi," namital rektor. "Bel
zenicha. jak Sc ukaze!"
"A knhn il druzhujes ?. 2-
"Nas bakalar Jaros, chlapil
bez hany, uceny jako Sokrate.
Il rostly jake svice, jenom {
TIVE dccri zpiva. Nebyl nikdy
ma zcnske pohlavi zvlaste la
skav, ale cd posledni DOLBY j
jake vymen6ny! Evicka mu u
delala, ma il prenaramne v la
see. Primal sc mi bez muceni
ze by 81 ii hned X manzelstv
zasnoubil -
Bledl a rudl v tvari Adam
pri jeho slovech potom Wy
skocil, rozkiikl sc jake ma lie
sy:
"Manas chudy jako mys ko
stelni BY 81 il. zasnoubil?. -
Hled'me, skolometa, jak Sc w
soko zahlcdel! Povez mu, Z,
ja nereknu nikdy amen:"
"Kotrc mladym preie,' ha
jill rektor bakalare, spolkl U
razky.
"Ovsem, tam ma devce pl
nou svobodu a povetrni mia
denci jsou pod ochranou Ko
trcovou! Ale zahraji Jim n;
virginal!" Chodil zlostne p
sa1lku, mel parny den Adam
Rama IA ranou dopadala ma j
hO hlavu.
Hoste obraceli We smich ie
ho slova rektor ztichl. Zabe
lelo no odmitnuti naduteho re
znika, litoval, ze zavad6l
MIN hovor SVEN kolegovi, I
cenem bakalarovi. Chtel mls
dvm lidMkam pOmoci v jejic
velke lasce, uslapati cestick
a narazil ma takovy odpor.
dceru sc Kuchta nestaral a ns
iodnnn talk sfArnStii Nixon
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PRIJMOU Sc diva zrucni uni
ovi tesari. Haste Sc, na praci
(. 12414 Farringdon Ave. v
Corlett blize vych. 124. ul. dru
ha ulice Cd Union kary.
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PRODk- Sc

PRODA Sc jednorodinny dunn
Ta zap. As. ul. blize Denison
ave-, 4 pokoie, koupelna, fer
nes, garaz. Cena $500. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 3287~ Fulton Rd.
5-10
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~ HAD ~:
r O M 4 N
Napsal Josef Merhaut.

"Hledate sluzbu, slecinko?
Nemate kde bevat?" a TAX 20
domacku Sc ma nj usmala.
v pohledu a usm3vu te zeny
bylo neco tax nizkeho, ze Sc
Karolina 8 odporem odvratila.
Mic nefekla, jen rukou odmita
We zamavla q Sla dal. Zena sc u
n6co zamumlala mezi
znby, tesneji 81 utahla satek
kolem t6la a stanula ma rohu.
Byla to jedna z tech dravcich
zen, ktere 81 hledaji obeti v
t6chtp mistech, kan Sc schaze-
il divky, ktere hledaji sluzby.
Cekaji tn na ne, ma ulici je "a
stavuji, dovedouce vyuzitkovat
jejich nezkusenosti, dtrap, bez
pfistfeA i. hladu.... a lehkomy-
sln6jsi z mich sucini povolnymi
k. zivotu, We kterem sc ztraci
stud a Sc SUDDEN vsecko.
Karolina to nevedela, ale ia
kysi vnitrni pud naplnil il pre-
ce osklivosti uz pri pouhem po
hledu te zeny.
Jak Sc ma nj podivala a "a
smala ia DANA ma prahu cajov-
ny, jak "a nj zakaslali ii venko
vane ma trhu a jak tato zena il
oslovila - to vSecko zdalo Sc
il ponizujici a urazelo il. Vsi-
chni lide dovolili 81 vuci nj vse-
chino, protoze snad cetli il ma
ocich, CO s nj je.
A prece byla ma sv6te, v tom
to cizim meste, jedna dobra
duse, ktera Sc ma nj divala il
max, jedno srdce, ktere il nedo-
vedlo urazit. Cim vic il cestou
urazely pohledy lidi, tim vice
ma neho myslila - ma Radla,
ktery k nj mluvil tax pekn6 a
ciste.
Citila, re chodi Y bahne, a
vsecku jeji bytost naplnila tou
ha po mirne ociste. Oci il svrbe
ly, telo il palilo, lstech mels
tezko, jako by dlouho sla ces'
tou plnou prachu, neumyta a '
jedinem safe.
v takovych myslenkach "a
bloudila az ma Spilberk. Po sva
hu, smerem cd FrantiSkova Sla
nahoru a zastavila Sc az tam,
odkud mela plny rozhled do
ulice. Naproti pres cestu byla
skolni budoya, pestre pomalo-
vana znaky rlznych zivnosti
nemecka prdmyslova skola.
Slunce vysvitlo a jeji okna Sc
zatrpytila do modra. Karolina
Sc tam podivala. v jednom ok
ne prvniho poschodi zahledla
neci hlavu.
Poznala Radla.
Mel cello ma tabulku v okne
pritisknute, stal tam sam, a O.
ci jeho Sc v zamysleni, smutne
divaly nekam do dalky. Ted
Sc podival tam, kde ona stala,
Poznal il. Zasmal Sc, hlavou
zakyval a oci s nj nespustil
Divala Sc ma neho take, dlouho,
usmivaji Sc a kynouc mu. Pa.
prsky jejich oci pres tn vzdale
most Sc dotykaly, pohlcovaly
Sc a plnily duse obou nevyslo,
nou, cistou rozkoSi.
Karolina mu potom kynula
jeSt6 rukou ma rozloucenou
Cestou Sc jeste nekolikrat oto.
ella. Radl stal porad u okna a
dival sc "a nj.
V tn chvili mlcky, z daleka
davala 81 jejich srdce prvni pc
zdrav vzacnych sympatu.
Kdyz Sc potom donna opetne
setkali, uz Sc ma sebe podivali
jake by 81 rozum6li, jako by
nepotfebovali SLOW k dalsimu
dohodnuti. Uprostred ostatnicf
vsednich lidi, v jejichz stredu
musili tu sedet, smat Sc mlu.
Wit, zdalo Sc Jim, jak Sc ma Sc.
be podivali, re mali ocich
sladke tajemstvi, ktere nent
pro tyto lidi, tajemstvi svate q
neheSky blaziye.
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PRIJMOU Sc starsi manzele
Ma mensi farmu. Dobre misto
pro spolehlive lidi. Haste Sc
Il JOS. Jirika, 51O8 Storer Ave.
S. w. 5-14
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mi pohrdlive uskkbala ma Ra-
dlicka, potahovali Poldu, KITE
"a je stale odhan9la vzteklymi,
silnymi slovy = dovadeli s dec
kem, ktere Sc Jim stale pletlo
mezi nohy, chytalo sc jich "a
kalhoty a veselo Sc jim "a So
sy. Karolina 81 vseho toho ma
10 vsimala. Sedfc " kuchyni
nedaleko dvefi drzela v ruce i !.
trick novin, jejz nahodon I'VE
dla; divala Sc do mich - alea
necetla. Pres celou delku ku-
chyne i pokoje naproti ni:sedel
u sve knihy Radl. Vid6ais sc a
kdyz zvedli oci Cd svehb cteni.
pohledy jejich SO setkaly. Jak
sklan6l hlavu do knihy, Radl ci
til pohlsd jejich' oci !. m SVEN
cele... a to bylo tax nevyslovne
sladke. Jak by Sc to pracovalo,
init il stale u sebe, nechat sc
hrat jejim pohledem a cekat ma
jeji lsmev!
Karolina 81 nevSimala nice
no, co Sc delo vedle nj. Teprve
kdyz dite, unaveno jsouc roz-
'pustilou hrou Sc suddenly, dobe
hlo k nj a ukrylo il svoji hlavu
do klina, odhodila noviny a Eve
dla je k sobe. Pfitiskla je ke
sym prsdm, polibila je ma ce-
10 a vlasky mu hladila.
"Jak pax sc jmenujes?"
ptaa Sc ditete, zapinajic mu
kabatek u krcku. A libajic je
opet dlouze vaamive p0di> n
la Sc Ease ma Radla. Ten Sc u
smival. 80
"Jak je ti?" opakovala Ka
|rolina svoji otazku.
"A ci pax jsi?"
Ia otazka namanula sc il
|pri pohledu ma to dite uz neko
likrat ale byla vzdycky "a
Sc odplavena proudem jinych
dojml. :.
"Ci jd?" ptala Sc a byla v tu
chvili opravdu zvedava, jak to
!dfta sem pfislo.
Mannheim" smalo sc dite
lrozpustile tahalo il "a vlasy.
"A ci pax jester"
"Tatinkuj..."
mo, to vim malo. ~ Ci je
to chlapecek?" obratila sc Ka-
rolina X pani Majznerove.
''Ty nevis? To ma nase Pol
da pamatku!
TAXI" rekla karolina tise
a obratila Sc k Polde nemou,
soucitnou otazkou v ocich. Po-
divala Sc na nj nesmele, osty-
chave, jako by Sc bala, aby il
neprivedla do rozpaku. Ale Pol
| da sc SuSe ZaSmala a rekla:
'Pekna pamatka, co.,"
Karolina Sc mic jiz neptala.
Uhodla snadno, ze dite bylo po
sud n6kde ma venkove, "a ma
|ly plat u chudych lidi ze je
ted poslali matce ma kirk. A
ted sc il vysvetlila podivna Pol
dina povaha, jeji omrzelost, tn
Ipa lhostejnost Otrkanost...
Ztraceny zivot! Ztraceny zivot
Idevcete, kteremu bylo sotya
|dvacet let!
Ia Polda, ia nest astna Pol
|da! Co asi zkusila, po jakych
mukach a po jakem zklamani
asi doslo k teto zpustle otupe
losti, kterou byla vsem protiv-
ma!
Ty myslenky hrnuly Sc priva
lem ma jeii hlavu a vyburcova-
| ly il znovu ze vsech snl.
Kdo il mohl zachranit pred
|takovym zivotem?
A nejaky cit lvice. ktera mu
sila chranit sve mlade, znovu
| jeji myslenky obratil ke Kralo
Ivi.
"Rkal, ze sem prijde?' pta
la Sc tise pani Majznerove.
"Uz by tady mel bet"
A Kral skutecne "a nj pri-
chazel.
"SchOvei: 60 NM" Scntala
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny dun
ma vychodni stran6. Jsou tam
4 pokoje $ koupelnou nahore i
dole a je tam Is ovocnych stro-
mu, Is keri vina. Haste Sc v
{. 12402 Oakfield Ave. SIS
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Poor! PRODA Sc levr

POZOR! PRODA Sc LEVINE
dun pro dve rodiny, 4 pokoje
dole to same nahofe, sklep
pod celym domem, fernes, vel
ka puda, bane, diva Lofty, pfile-
zitost pro pestovani dr1beze,
da sc ia pouhych $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc Il Ant. Smutz, po 6te h.
vaeer, V temz dome dole Ma
vvch. 154. ul. z Miles Ave. po-
sledni dunn ma leve stranc.
E-lG
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R Q NJ 4 N
Napsal F. j. Cecetka.

"Stojim "a ne -, rekl ura-
zene Adam. "Ci Sc bojis?"
'tStojis "a vic!'' omlouvalfse
Martin. "A tva pani ma dvoj-
nasobnou cenu &"
Nev6d6l reznik, kan perni-
kar miri. Byl popleten a ne
mel AMI We hire stesti.
Kdyz se setm6lo, zaznel mad
|schody mckee zensky HAS.
kradi vysel 2 pokoje urostly
rejthar v osndrovanem kabate,
klobouk saIny dracoun a kytka
-u pasu leakly kord. Pani
Jitka Y blankytnych satech, v
krejkove sale pritiskla Sc k ne
mu. Septali spolu tise tichoun
ce a chvatns vysli z domu ].
Novy uskok Sc povedl lacne
lvici "a podpory vsech sluzeb-
Mich duchl v dome, kteri stall
pfi nj proti Adamovi.
Z Bastll tancila, lehce Sc
vznslsela v naruci rejtharove a
zapomnela ma cely svet. Vine
nj jejiho krasneho tela, hado-
vite nohyby uchvacovaly kde
koho. Cerna Madona vitezila
svoji zralou krasou. Krev pc
Mia Sc il v zilach, stoupala do
hlavy.
XIV.
DO prostranne svetnice Y
kotrcove dvore ga mestem mr.
nula Sc otevrenymi okny oran-
IOWA zaplava zapadu. Jasava
zelen zahrady svitila made zdi
ismaragdovym oblakem. Ze
|staji ozvalo sc obcas zabuceni
krav, zarza-li kon6, ma dvofe
|se popelily slepice a kohout
zlostne vykrikoval mad svym
haremem.
Zpev zen, ktere pracovaly
We stodole, haraseni VOID a
rraskanl biGu ma postovske sill
nici, ktera vedla kolem dvora
- yse splyvalo v jedinou pisef
lzlNQta.s--.---- .-s-rr-s----
L okna We svetnici Sed6la E.
'vicka. Plavovlasa divka, kra-
sna iako cervanek ranni, kra.
sv skoro prusvitne, drzela y
ruce list. Nemohla .se od ne.
no jiz druhy den odlouciti. -
Zas a Ease jej cetla, umela jej
jiz.zpameti a libala radky, ia.
llo libame cello bytosti nejdvaS
81.
Bylo to psani od matky, KITE
ri sc po'letech hl;isila Ike svt
dcefi -.
Tyz posel, ktery donesl, ne
hlahv list Kuchtovi, zas.tivil Sc
We dvofe odevzdal psani
ktere zpasobilo Kotrcovi je
no vnucce radost nebyvalou.-
Psala m:;tka, psal Bohus.
| Dleli oba Y Polsku ma dvort
knizcte Dimitra Sangosky,
Milose kotrce a vzpomlnali ,
liste re Zitomire svych nejdrai
sich.
!, Rohus popisoval svoji pout
ayetem. Doprovodil z Nym
burka Starenu PopelkOyOu
J ieii vnucku do Boleslaye, "a
chraail je pred pronasledova
nlm nymburskych konselu. Ia
lsnoubil Sc $ Alenou. A v t
dobc zvGdel, re jeho matka ii
; ie Bydzove, skryta, odumre
; Ii ,svetu. VIDAL Sc hned "a II
a nalezl il u stryce, kazatcl
: bratrskeho sboru bydzovsk6
: he. Ustoupila Aldamovi 9 ce
! sty. aby mu neprekazela v je
no hfichu.
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DlvKA HLEDA byt v prvotri-
dni rodine v okolf Broadway a
vych. 55. ul. Haste sc v els.
1880 Gallup Ave.. 5-16
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Sc VENKOvNf GRO.
GERM OBCHOD,

kde Sc zarucuje tydenni trzba
kol $500, ej We velmi. dobrem
miste. Zavolejte maiitele. Te-
lcfon Broadway 1898. 5-15
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc zena "a hospody-
nj. Adresa Sc sdeli v adm. t.
listu pod znackou "Hospody-
ne" !?
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Hoste obraceli We smich ie-
ho slova a rektor ztichl. Zabo-
lelo no odmitnuti naduteho re-
znika, litoval, ze zavad6l $
MIN hovor O SVEN kolegovi, u
cenem bakalarovi. Chtel mia
dvm lidiGkam pomoci jejich
velke lasce, uslapati cesticku
a narazil ma takovy odpor. Q
dceru Sc Kuchta nestaral a ma
iednou tOlik starosti! SklOpil
rektor hlavu a pill na zlost.
Slava pfinesla karty den-
nj zabava zaeala. Soukenici
hrali diva stoly, Adam pc
nik;rem Martinem q obecnim
solnarem Kurkou dali sc v kon-
te do "flusa''.
Jako namatkou optal Sc rez-
mix mezi hrou oplesaleho per
nikare ,"pnjcil bys mi, Mar
tine, ma kratko sto kop tola.
rich -"
Podival Sc pernikaf bokem
"Hm, sto kop, hezka hromad'
ka ale ma ceduli q zapis Sc
hnal bych n6co -"
The mirror., 1923-08-16
THE SECRET OF YOUTH

1t is said that 'long livers are great
hopers." If you keep your hope bright in
spite of discouragements, and meet all
difficulties with a cheerful face, it will be
very difficult for age to trace its burrows
on your brow. There is longevity in
cheerfulness.
Don't let 60 of love, or love of romance;
they are amulets against wrinkles" If
the mind is constantly bathed in love, and
filled with helpful charitable sentiments
toward all, the body will keep fresh and
vigorous many years longer than it will
if the heart is dried up and emptied of
human sympathy by greedy life.
When Solon, the Athenian sage, was
asked the secret of his strength and youth,
he replied that it was "learning something
new every day." This belief was general
among the ancient Greeks-that the Sec
ret of eternal youth is "to be always
learning something new," and there is
great truth in the idea. 1t is healthful
activity that strengthens and preserves the
mind as well as the body, and gives it
youthful quickness and activity. So, if
you would be young, in spite of the years.
you must remain receptive to new thought
and must grow broader in spirit wider in
sympathy, and more and more open to
fresh revelations to truth as you travel
farther on the road of life.
A man who would conquer the years
must have charity for all. He must avoid
all the small meannesses that feed bitter
ness in the heart, trace wrinkles on the
brow, and dim the eye. A pure heart, a
sound body and broad, healthy generous
mind backed by determination not to
let the years count, constitute a fountain
of youth which every one may find in
himself
"Here, then," says Margaret Deland,
care the three deadly symptoms of old age:
selfshness,. stagnatiOn, intolerance. If we
find them IN ourselves, we may know we
are growing old-even if we are on the
merry side Of thirty. But, happily, we
have three defences which are invulner-
able; if we use them, we shall die young
if we live to be hundred. They are:
ymtathy, progress, tolerance. The men
and women who have these divine qualities
are forever young their very existence
cries out to the rest of us, suryum corda"
-Orison Szvett Marden in Nautilus.
The mirror., 1923-08-16
RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD

With one exception, the richest indi-
viduals in the world are now, supposed to
be John D. Rockefeller, the Duke of
Westminster, Sir Basil Zaroff, Hugo
SHINES, Percy Rockefeller, Baron H. Mutt
sui, Baron Iwasaki, J. B. Duke, George F.
Baker and the Gaekwar of Baroda. The
exception is not only the richest man in
the world but the richest man since the
beginning of time-Henry Ford.
The fortune of all the Rothchlds taken
together could be bought up by Henry
Ford. The wealth of all the .Guggen-
helms and all the Vanderbilts and all the
Du Points could be added together and
still fall considerably short of the Ford
total. Should the Detroit manufacturer
wish it, he could buy up the Marshall
Field estate, the Goelet fortune, and the
Letter fortune, and still have plenty of
resources left.
The richest man in England is the Duke
of Westminster, who is worth perhaps
$125,0OO,000. The richest man in Ger
many is Hugo SHINES, who is worth per-
haps $1OO,OOO,OOO. The richest man in
Europe is Sir Basil Zaharoff, who is worth
perhaps $12s,O00,O00. The richest man in
Japan is Baron Iwasaki, worth perhaps
$100,000,0O0, and the richest man in India
is the Gaekwar of Baroda, worth perhaps
$125,OO0,O0O. Yet Henry Ford is probably
worth more than all five put together.
No one knows exactly how rich Henry
Ford is. His admitted net business income
The mirror., 1923-08-16

himself. (Dr Poison is an uncle of Little
Jeff.) "Here! Gimme them papers! See?
Flossie Floppit and Priscilla Prim are as
you can see from their photos alike as two
ps in pulpit Judy O'Grady and the
Colonel's lady are sisters over as well as
under their skins and as far as that goes
you can't distinguish Blonde Marie from
either of em as to dress or make up.
Poor Tawkins, slightly befuddled, mistook
Priscilla for Flossie and unbending as do
the mighty often to beauty gave her the
high sign of the order of the paper clip
Priscilla gave him the Boston eye with the
usual results" Amen
The mirror., 1923-08-16

of $119,000,000 year would, if taken on
the basis of five per cent interest, repre-
sent a potential capital of $2,3SO,OOO,O 900.
This estimate might be close to the truth
but it would not be conservative. Ford's
own statement recently showed that the
Ford. Motor company had $536,3s1,939
assets and $159,6O5,6S7 cash. And Ford
owns other companies not included in that
statement. The safest thing to say about
him is that he is worth anywhere between
$s0O,Oo0,oOO and $2,OOO,OOO,OOO.
For man who twenty years ago was
mechanic, owning part interest in an
automobile company capitalized at $4,000,
Ford has not Jared so badly. The only
person in the world today who in point
of wealth, might be considered a remote
rival of his is John D. Rockefeller. But
Mr.. Rockefeller has given away so large
part of his enormous fortune that he
can no longer be considered anything other
than a runner-up to the Detroit Midas.
En-.
The mirror., 1923-08-16
FINDING NEW USES FOR WOOD

New uses for wood continually are be-
ing found, uses which may be unfamiliar
to many. Sawdust can be converted into
sugary food for cattle, forming at least
one-fourth of the total food requirements
without apparent detriment to dairy cows
or to their product. Both wood and grain
alcohol can be made of sawdust, as can be
made wholly or in part, smokeless powder,
linoleum, ink and artificial silk. From
wood waste we can make acetylene, var
nish, paint and soap.
The mirror., 1923-08-16
NOTICE TO INMATES

Each inmate is accorded the privilege Of one
subscription to THE MIRROR, to be sent home
or to q friend, free Of charge. In order to
obtain this privilege you must write your own
name and register number and the name and
address Of the person you wish to send the
paper to, and hand same to your officer. IT
you wish to enter additional subscriptions, they
will be charged for at the rate of so cents
year for each subscription.
The paper delivered to your cell each week
must be kept clean, and should be folded in
the same manner as you receive 1t, placing. it
at the foot of your bed on the morning fol-
lowing the day on which it is delivered to
your cell.
The mirror., 1923-08-16
Serm0nette

MELIEVERS have nothing
more at heart than the will
of God: being once convinced
of that, they Immediately hasten
to fulfill it, at all hazards; but
sometimes they cannot come to
thorough knowledge of the
same without great conflicts and
much patience, (Heb. 10:36;)
having to encounter errors
which prevail around them,
their own prejudices, and the
occasional darkness of the Di-
vine dispensation. The Lord,
however, will carry us through.
Yes, Lord, this thou hast done
innumerable times. Oh that |
might trust thee also for the
time to come, and not be so
weak in faith any more.
The mirror., 1923-08-16
THE GREAT MYSTERY
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of the Cigarette account seriously indis-
posed by NAL de mer. (Same old photo
showing bay window and proletarian
pants.)
Detective Turns made million bucks
during the hysteria selling protection to
fear ridden and conscience haunted plu-
tocrats-you know the old stuff-"Thus
-"the wicked flee when no one pursueth"
great psychologist Turns.
The summer slipped by and frost kissed
maple leaves blushed rosy red-and still
the mystery of Clubman Tawkins' death
remained unsolved.
Herlock Gluck haunted the ambassador
ial mansions. Haggard, pale distraught
the mighty man became a perambulating
wreck.
After many days he met the Countess
De Flamin Hotz, who he had greatly
served in times past. A whisper. They
parted. At exactly nine P. M. naval
officer disguised as fharlin spike splicing
the main brace slipped Herlock a packet.
Sobbing with joy the transcendental dick
staggered in wobbly haste to the 'ot water
hurn. "Ouick Poison the hypo!" All!
The wicked deed was done. A marvellous
transformation Herlock Gluck was again
the master mind. Cool, resourceful, an
alytical; the nemesis Of evil doers and the
hope of harassed harness bulls and fly
cops. A murrain on the fellow!
"How about that Tawkins case?" ven
tured Dr. Poison realizing that Herlock.
was again himself
"It is solved" shouted Herlock with his
usual i'll temper. II solved it Just as you
shot the hypo. Gimme them papers"
And he read from the sheet "The Motions
of Movie Misunderstanding Flossie
Floppit, the great Jazzbo Yiddish Fillum
Company star-Flirtation AS A Moral
Menace-by Priscilla Prim, the President
of the Nymphoritic College, Boston-Here
tripping out two articles, he handed
them to DR.. Poison. "Cherchez la femme"
"Er-ah- l don't quite understand this"
stammered the perturbed doctor.
"Tut! Tut! You're fool" cried Her
lock testify, whereat the good doctor
beamed. Herlock Gluck was indeed again