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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-08-03
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First Low Tide
t:8a a. M. 80 a.
/ First High Tide
st10 a. IN. sd n.
second Low Tide
a.i0 .. m, 90 n.
second IiiEh Tide
glti .. m. los II.
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POULTRY AND MEATS
rtoe. Raid whole.sle Dealer.

Duchs-- Dressed. per 10. ...,... 2,
IIrns- Dressed. heavy .,....... .sas 80
Dressed. iirht .,......... see ~
Live. heavy. 70. ...s...4... acc al
1--we light. n. ....... II
Braiiers--prssscd. per N. . .lsS Al
Gee-e-Drssssd. per N. .. IA
Turtcys-FancY, dressed 4... 200 ~
Live. fancy n. ...4.... A
Belgian Hnres--t.ivc. per 10 II
Dressed. per n. ............. sea =.
cows-countrI drsssed. n. &C.. $50 os
Hogs-FHneT block .....ss.. .ii8 .tift
veai-Fancy. light .4.....s.... ice II
Heavy. coarse ...........,... .os9 ~
Medium. dressed .........,.. lie II
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Ship News
Tides In Seattle
sAruRnAY

AtN. Z
First Low Tide
lta1 a. m. rs a.
First Low Tide
1881 n. IN 80 ~.
second Low Tide
tso1 3. m. 81 n.
second High Tide
1854 p. m. 1915 II.
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Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. Aug As A. NJ
barometer rising. Hight fog. wind aouth,
Is miles an hour.
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Quotations nj siockynrd.

FEUUK MD SUUNK
Wholesale Prices
Iiour-Fhmiiy patents .,..... t7.ooRIto
Sugar-Cane. per cwt,,............ $50
nor 81
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The Seattle Star

Published Daily AZ 1907 Seventh Ave.
Seattle. Washington
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-14

museli probudit!"
Sotva pronesl hlasem thu
rienym Aova tato, jiz kon1-
nate sousedni oval sc HAS ji-
ny.
A hlas ten zvolal:
..tKdo jest tam? - Olivie,
isl to ty?"
"Pekna vec!" bomyslil 81 lu-
pic. "Nyni badu matkou pre-
kyapen."
Skoro soucasne oval Sc le-
hcucky krok Ia dvefmi.
Casu k 1t9ku nezbyvalo.
Jan Ctvrtek shasil svici, W.
I'll Sc kvapem a pfece tichym
pohybem pod velkou pohovku,
iez stala blizko n6ho a z niz
rasne padaly az skorem k ze-
mi.
Zatajil dech svnj a hledel
ztisiti tlukot srdce sveho.
Sotva byf s'kryt, jiz sc dve-
re otevfely.
Pani Dick-Thornova objevi
la sc ma prahu, zahalena y
bcIostny zupaH kdezto: kras-
ny cernv ylasnjeji spadaf il
ma ramena.>s, II. 4;+ ~
v leve ruca drzela syicen s
hofici svici, Y prave. race maly
lrevolver S ebenovou pazbou.
Rozhledla Sc ma kvap budoa
rem, pfeSla jim a otevrela pr
vfene dvere salonku a rahled.
la i do teto kcmnaty.
(Pokracovani) 1
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lidi. jez jsou si tax podobni,
ze nelze ssorern ami rozezna-
ii jednoho Cd druheho. - Una
me to pripady. - Kdyby pre-
ce vsak byIa to ona - kdyby
byla to prece? - Muslin pra-
vdu zvedeti a potom. -
Jan Ctyrtek nedokonciv We
tn, ueinil "a to posunek velni
hrozivy. nacez pokracoval:
'Kdyby to vskutku byla O.
ma, - nemohl bych ST pratt
okamziteho usmrceni ieji =
ma pTiklad nozem! Ne -
net To spelp by pTlss rychle
ku konci. Musin miti neipr-
We cele jeji jmeni a potcm je-
il krev, krdpej po krupeji. -
Ach, ano. DOWN Sc, je-li to o
ma. avsak o tom az pozdeji.-
Nynf nutno jest byti prede-
vsim khdnym a hledet doko-
natl icel, pro kteryz' vlastne
jsem tu."
Bandita jail Sc pokracovati
nyni obhlidce komnaty pre-
syedcil Sc .zahy. ze salonek ten
neni opatren ami jedinym ku-
sem nabytku, jak6muz rpdina
IL pravidla sveTuje velke OBJ
|nosy neb cele. sve jmeni.
NczbyvaIo mu tedy nez jill
de po bankovkach patrati.
Jan Ctvrtek zamerl ku dve-
rim, jez vedly do budoaru, O.
tevrel je a privrel je "a sebou.
aniz by je docela uzavrel.
"Ach, ach. zvolal radoat-
ne. spatriv stolek psaci, jehoz
jedna zasuvka skuteGne, jak
vine, obsahoyala svazecky
bankovek i daverne pripisy a Ii
stiny pani Dick-Thornove -
hle. tot stolek, kteryz hezou-
tkym zenam nejcdnou slouzi
"a pokladnici. Pfesvedcme
sc starry brachu, je-li tomu tax
j zde!'
! Scucasns pfistoupil Jan Ctvr
tick ke stolku a zkoumal po-
zornosti bedlivou tvar zari.
zeni jeho, jako starry pravy
znalec.
"U d'abla," mumlal, zamra
civ Sc, kdyz byl stolek is du.
,kladne prohledl. 'Zla wee! =
Bezpecnostni zamek! - pakli.
|ce me nevnikapn inikdy do XII
cove teto dirky a nemam elm
bych zasuvky otevrel! Sa
perlot! Coz jsem sc sem do
lstal nadarmo? Coz budu nu
cen odejiti $ prazdnyma ruka
Ina, kdyz jiz ien drevo tfi ne
bo ctyri centimetry tluste mi
| deli cd bankovek, nebot' II
| isou zde uvnitr, pray me tuse
mi! - Ach, veru bylo by ha
Inebno! Co 81 pcciti?"
i Obratil Sc 4 obchazel budo
arem, hledaje predmet nejak.
lkterym bylo by mu memo d.
sku stolu vypa:iti.
Phi tom v temnote Zakop
nenadale o polstarek sameto
Ivy, ma zem odhoZeny.
Neupadl az ma zem, ale Ia
: pctacel Sc phi tom prece Ma
lrazil blizke jedno kreslo.
"Jsem to hl,pak! zamumla
/ |"De.am hrmot, re imrtvi by S
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D RO B N E
ON 4 NJ K Y.

ZTRATIL Sc pes, (Police
Dog) diva roxy stary, z do
nova els. 1886 Otokar ul. k
vych 40. ul. Y sobotu, 10. IL
stopadu vecer. Kdo no pfive-
de, aneb o mem da vedet, OBJ
drzi odmenu. Tel. Union 923
r. lila
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PRODA Sc dunn o Z poko-
jich, vse moderne zafizeno, je
ma ctyrech lotech v rozloze
.16O pri 165 str, ovocne stre-
my, velka ban, po pripad9 Sc
proda dun zvlast'. Haste Sc
" elsie 3633 vych. 129. ulice z
Union Ave. Jo ! 1l-2O.
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PRODA Sc lot 1O0x187 ma
Andover boulevardu, 100 str.
prdceli ma Turney rd. Cena
500, stal drive $4,000. Hla-
ste sc v elsie 813 William
son Bldg, ptejte Sc ma Mr..
Maly. lila
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PRODA Sc nasledkem od-
jezdu z mesta jednorodinny
dunn peti svetnicich, vse ma
jednom poschodi, 'je pred dve
ma roxy staveny, ulice dlazde
ma, koupelna, fernes, extra
velke pantry, garaz, slepic-
mix, pekna pIda velky sklep,
tvrde podlahy. Lot 40 pri so
str. Bude-li prodan .hned, da
Sc "a $1,000, vezme Sc tez lot
v dobrem miste. Haste sc v
cisle 134O9 Svec Ave. v Cor
lett. ,a Ia
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BRAMBORY

Velmi dobre brambory, Wy
hlaseny to druh (petasky)
$1.25 busl. Zaslete spravnou
adressu a mnoho-li 81 jich pre-
jete, pfivezeme je. Piste ma
James Novak, r. 2, Box 81,
Madison, O. lila
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PRODA Sc lot 6Oxl45 ma
Andover boulevardu, je 100
stfevicu do Turney Rd. Cena
$3.50, stal drive $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc v els. 813 Williams
Bldg. Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Sou.
kupa. lila
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Corlett, o Z pokojich, s kou-
pelnou, krb, fernes, tvrdy fl
mis-, garaz, je prazdny, hned
k nastehovani, vezme Sc. lot
CO prvni splatka. Cena $7500s
Blizsi sdeli Nejedlik a Mikes,
realtors, 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Broadway 1886. !?
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Setksni.

upokajen .na dobro Elubo.
kym tichem. iez ko1kclem pa
nevalo. Jan Ctvrtek r,'chle So
kcl sebe ohlsdl = byl jake by
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IA CEST .0TCoVU.
- Rp N A N.
Napsal Navief, de Mantepin.

dunn byl by snaa lined vZbou-
rem"
Chvilkovy plapol sirky rozza
te dovolil NH, aby Sc kolem roz
hledl.
Byl v hucilyM.
Svicen, postaveny ma kam-
mech, mp ,ut1l je4ho pozornost.
Wal ho a rozsvitil svicku, jez
" mem byla zasazena.
"A nyai" del 81. 'len opa-
ktrn6."
Opatrnost svou d:.l ma jevo
take lined tim, re vyzul 81
stfevice.
Polozil je k Cknu a mumlal:
,'"'Ted' jsem: hotov a nyni v
pred! "a stestim svym!'
Svicen drze v ruce zamerll
ku dverim kuchyne. ctevfel je
preset jakousi sfni, otevfel dru
he dvefe a pfekroiil rrah j.
delny, opatren6 skvostnvm ma
bytkem.
"Ve skrinich Dude ssi stri-
brne na:ini!' romyslil 81. Ia
jinych okoinosti byeh sc Jim a.
81 srokojil. ale dncs jest mi Ia
pctrebi lehouckych .ien hanko-
vek! Kte asi jsou? Zajiste nj
koli zde. nebot' Nitka pravil
ze dana otcvrela rucni yak
svui v komnate iedne v pr.
Ivnim poschodi. Kde ale jsou,
|lyhc koz'a. schody, iez by We.
,dly nahoru?"
Jan Ctvrtek rozhlizeje Sc v
pravo Y levo, spatfil troje dive
re O dvou kfi}!ech.
Otevrel jedny z mich na
zdaf bdh q vessel jimi do ia
kesi predsine.
V pozadi jeji spatril scho
diste. jehoz stupne pokryty by
ly mekky..l kobercem rude bar
Ivy. 10
"Tak, tex. prave co hle
DAM" zamumlal bandita. "mu
sim Sc take nahofe pochIed
| I vystlpoval polehounku 3
"a nejv6tsi opatrnosti Pc scho
dech nahoru.
Prised ra odpocivadlo v pr
vam poschod;, uzre! Iroti 50
be neko!ik lvcfi.
! Jako v prizemi niusii j zdt
spnlehati na konec Ia maho
du kdyz rozmys!el SC, kter'
" nich nejdrive ctevriti.
)! Jiz sahl rLkou po klice je
dne nich. kdyz utrhl vydes
! nc ruku opa. ma zpet a ia
! Sc napjate poslouchati.
! Lehky sevel neb rachot :
'Gdalo Sc mu tax = ozyval S
ze souse mi kcmnaty.
Jan Ctvrtek vvndaf ndz, Q
Itevfel ho a psM; M;skf pctom uch
: XII klicni dirce.
! Pc n6koIik Nefin naslou
chal napjetim nevylicitelnyr
+! jez nebylo prosto strachu. S
vel Sc neobncvil. -
"Zdalo sc m: jen ccsi," df
otsi nicema = potom polav MI
mexi zuby, ctcdl zlehounk
Y Ik!ikou.
u A liz i dvere otevrely sc 1T
chounka We svIch vefejich, r
d ,,nechavajiee bfdnikovi voln
[vStup do salCnku. kdez rar
l-EtGhoz dine pani Dick-Thorn
Iva dala zavesiti obrazy q LcI
- Idyaa odeslan5. podobiznu sv
l-lji i zesnuleho chote Neho
zivotni velikcst..
al Mafy salon ten souseci. S b
oldoarkem We ktcremz rano p
ni Dick-Thornova byla sklad
Ella j:k :tenaf snad dosud
" vipamatuje. ro.Gnne papiry s.
(zetky bankoyck. pOeledHi
l6,zlomek jmeni nskdeiisiho. kt
lrtz nyni ebcnovy stoIek pf
c,chovaval.
~ Budoarsk tento pax delil
! lien oG loznice. Dvere .ie ia
u. hy'edouei, uyly otevrery
! y ~ VIII.
\. y
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|ste hIlie dvena neb tremi
velikynli 1astroji opatfil -
stoupal rychle po stupnich "A
| po male chvifi stal jiz ma o.
kraji zdi.s
I Mraky M nebi byly sc zatinl
rozpty)i1i. },
| V slabem svitu meslce vi
del pod nohama svynra. Stiff
ku mike stavby, jez snad slou-
zivala "a kurnik pro driibez a
jez sahala az do polovice te-
| to zdi.
"Vyborn4!" del 81 lupic.--
"Tot' lepsi nez schody same.
Ne5udu musit tedy ami Zebrk
ma druhou sAcanu pfehazova-
IT,"
/ ',Spustil Sc tedy Sc zdi do
IA m stfisku a swell Sc hrav6
! potion .iz ne ptldu dvorku, jez
byla dFazdena.
Chvili naslouchal.
" dali ,znn'al tajuplny hukot
nocniho zivota parizskeho.
| Kol neho ysak by!o vse IT.
cho.
| Pralo mu tudiz stale jen Ste
81 velike!
! Pres zed' dostal Sc do vnitf
/ na,,vofi doce!a brave, nyni je-
| dnalo Sc ale o to, dostati sc do
vnitf domku, at jiz cknem ci
! dvetmi.
V prizemi Jeho podle prd-
iezdu pro povozy otviraly sc
smerem do dvcaku tri okna a
iedny dvere.
''Dvern1i 10 vnitf vniknouti
ma to neni pomysleni" myslel
81 Jan Ctvrtek, ''leda ze We.
| Ger zapomneli ma klic jich uza-
Ivfiti. to vsak Jest pravde malo
lpodobno."
| Polozil ruku ma kIiku hle-
ldel dvere oteyiiti, marna to
'ksak snaha.
"Byl jsem ii tim list po-
|kracoval. Ma stestf mann sve
lnastroje a dovedu Sc j;mi ridi-
Eti; avsak at Jest to.nI .iiz tax
hi onak, clovck musi byti az
poradn6 statecnym, odvazi-li
&c vniknoIti do dofnu, kdei
Idli dokoncn ctyfi zeny najed.
/. nou. Mel isem v Neuilly ro.
Ice 1897 tcliko 8 jednou GO ci
init a Ia vyplatila mne pro ce
.llou mou budoucnost! - d.
smrti ma nj nezapomenu! -
Bambitka, jed, vse byIp jedno
Ale neHi Gasu ma to Sc rozmy
sleti. - Mali clovek nadGj
stat Sc pres noe bohacem, mu
(ze sc jiz nsGeho oGvaziti! =
: ktcrvm oknem ale do vnitf
Jsou zde ti.i' - Aivsak ma zda
: BIZ! - kteryholi -" T"
= ,Bandita pi'istopil * oknu jed
: nomu zakleral lehoucce n
:. sklo prsty a Gel 81:
II "IJ d'abla! Jak slime sklo
y. Jak svedomiti jsou. nyni stav
telc! NiGeho nezanedhavaji.
Opfev potom demant ski
jal Sc jim ryti do neho okrol
lhly etvo.. u velikosti asi dutin
klobouku. . Ii
:. Nespechal, pracoval naopa
| IIvelmi zvolna, aby lomoz nezp
| sobil.
/ .Po male chvili sklo povol
| 10. 1
III Jan Ctvrtek vyndal je OPP
| trne a del vi tlumene ale j
save:
Ii "Mistr isl ehlapiku! Jai
| zdarlla prace! Jde ted jen
| Ito. okno otevfiti." /"
III Prostrcil ruku otvcrem, hi
| dial kliku uynitf nalezn'
~ ii, otocil il zlehounka.
Okno bylo ttevfeno ma
chvilce do koran.
Nehybaie sc a potlaGu
tleeh svdj Jan Ctvrtek naslo
oti chal. ,s,.x...
Vse bylo ticho uYnih'Adoun
I.upic Sc seSpresmykf pres y y
tSnvSf rl.pa r,,;lx1 1NsNpi,iA,S,
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flZe pro meme ST aStne mallrc,
kteri Sc svymi pracemi neprc-
nikli do um6leckeho sa1onu.
oslnen bohat.tvim, iez jevilo Sc
ltu v nabytku nadherntm.
"Saperliporet!" zaksinal Sc
klada ndz svuj, ale ctevfeny
opet do kapsy. "Jak TO vse za-
II! - Vse hedvabi 4 okrasa.
Jake slasti mali bohaci, ze mo
hcu 81 doprSti tax rcztomili
kresla, tax hebounke pohov-
ky! - Pciari Ii sc mi nekdy
dopatrati Sc nicema Neuil-
| Iy. dam 81 kfcsla. rabvtek a
l"stry pofiditi zr0vra takove.
lN;c 81 ne odeyra "
Mluve tax Jan Ctvrtek pou
I'll prava raky sve iak odra-
zece svetla zamifil paprsky
svice nejorve IA podobiZnu re
snuleho Dick-Thorna a potoW
ma podobiznu krasne vdovy.
Sotva byl pchledl ma posled
mi ebraz tento, vydesen zapo-
ltacel sc ma Zpet. tax lie mu div
svicen 2 ruky nevypadl.
| Tato poetsya zeny, ieS Y. po
lpseru zdalx sc byti zivop a
1jejiz zraky zaaly Sc upiratiIna
|nej, nabyvara v oeich jeho ri
~ fantastickshc q nadpfiroze-
neho.
Hruza zachvatila muze toho
jindy az k zlocinlm odvazne-
ne a ma cele vystoupil mu chla
dny pot.
| "U d'abla" Zamumlal pre-
|ce7 Vzdyt' bdim Il nejsem opo
lien! - Znam tuto postavu a
tuto tvar; Tate zena. tot pra-
We zena ona. iez vtiskla mi
do rukou nlz, Tkouc mi: "Zab
'Iho." Tot zena ona, ktera po-
tom mne chtela usmrtiti!-
Tot traviGka z Neuilly!"
Mraz pfeb9hl mu telem. =
Chvel Sc jako trina temef q
po jeden okamzik nemyslil ns
: ME jineho, nezli - dati Sc u
TEX.
20 n6kolika vteiinach vSak
: vrati!a Sc ma opet stara chla'
| nokrevnost. na Ii odvaha. j nat
: zvednuv svici, pfistoupil az
same podcbizne, by jeste Il
] pc 81 il prohledl.
"Ach." pokracoval. "ovsem
? re Jest to onai Neni mozno mi
Iti .na dale o tom nj nejmens
+ pGchybnosti! To jest b!eda je
81 il tvar, jeji oci,jeji zrak prom
7 kavy, rude rtiky a vlas cernj
o avsak skorem modroleskly :
, Hledim-li ma nj, jest mi jake
/ by mela promluviti. - Acl
) kde jsem to ylastne? - u kt
VI hos Nitka del mi. re bydli t
to pani Dick-Thornova, Angl
l. canka -. Muz ma teto podt
l. bizne jest nepochybne je
y manzel, ale neni to muz, kt'
'e reho jsem videl tehdy Y je
a spolecnosti ana nejz deDfe Is
% pamatuji.Kdoz .byl oenn muz
e. Snad bratr vevody La Tou
e. Vaudieu, snad - Nemohu s
upamatovati, nemohu vse p'
IA ehopiti! Jest to jen pouha n
nj hoda. jez mne uvedla. nenad
lev sidlo trayiGkM Jig hleda
pres sdvacetsslet? Ne, ne. !
tot,hs jest nepozno! ,Pani DIG
Thornova naiala >nepochybl
OIL demek tento jiz nabytkem
al patreny. Take tyto obrazy y
selseiy nepocnybne jizs drive
oy istAne - konecne jest dos
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PR0NAJME Sc byt o 4 po-.
kojich nahore $ koupelnou,
bezdetnyn manzelam. Haste
Sc DO ste hodine vecer v elsie
2313 Tate Ave. S. w. "
Brooklyne. 11.16
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VELKA LACE. Proda Sc yelrni
lacino ddm u Broadway a W.
chodni 55. ul. Malo hotove po-
staci. Haste sc u Mr.. Vojtfk,
53'6 Broadway. l1-14
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PRODAJl Sc move domy 0 6ti
pokojich, dobre stavene a mo-
derne zafizene, cast hotove, o.
statni ma mensf splatky, po pri-
pade Sc vymeni "a starsi malt
domek, ktery potrebuje opra-
WI, aneb tez prijmu lot a ne
leo hotove jake splatku. Male
zaji Sc v Corlett, blize kostela
sv. Rodiny. Tez vam pod&m
rozpoctys ma jakouko-li stavbu
| neb opravu. Uspokojili jsme
mnoho jinych, doufam uspoko-
jiti j vas. Haste Sc JOS.
HOLATA, stavitele, v {. 1890
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Broadway, 1928 j. - Union
|s2s Z.
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PRODA Sc lot 6Ox145 ma
Andover boulcvardu. ktery jest
siroky 100 stfevici blize Turney
Rd. Cena $3.50. stall dfiv $1,000.
Haste Sc els. 8l3 Williams
Bldg. Ptejte Sc ma Mr.. Souku-
pa. lila
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc farma o pdlctvr
ia akru, ma dlazbe. Zavolejte
telefonem Eddy 4544 M.
11-15
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iaALMo, KDE BYDLlS?"
" ceske Narodni Sini v me-
deli Is. listopadu. vstupen-
'ky ' pfedprodeji v obchode
III. Smrzovs ma Broadway a
Y obchodx p. Bernreitera ne
Quincy Ave. -;
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"a PRfCINOU odjezdu do
Czech, prodam dunn O 6ti svet-.
Iiicich, koupelna a vse zarize.
no. Ulice dlazden& a zaplace-
ma. Haste sc v elsie 354O
vych. 1O4. ul. Union. lila
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VYMENfM Vas dunn neb
farmu, vetSi neb mensi, die IL
bosti. Blizsi sdeli JOS. Flip,
54O1 Magnet Ave. Ills
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PRoNAJME Sc byt 8 4 pc-
kojfch .nahofe, hezdetnym
manzeldm. Haste Sc v elsie
3476 zap. so. ul. lila
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
WOOD STRONGER THAN STEEL
Process That Has Been Found Of Re.
markable Value In the construe-
tion Of Airplanes.

PlywoOd is wood Of any variety that
has been cut by machine into thin
layers and glued together again in such
way that the grain Of one layer runs
at an angle to the grain OF two ad.
jacent layers. The strength Of ply
wood panel, in two planes. greatly ex.
ceeds that OF steel. With some wood,
by combining cuts II is even possible
to get greater resistance to stress In
all three planes than steel affords, al
though II Is rarely necessary to 60
SO far.
Ordinary wood used for airplane
construction is not required to with
stand stresses In more than two
planes. What plywood means to air
plane construction IL well illustrated
In the case Of the Haviland machine.
Before that method Of using wood was
invented the best airplane wing rib
weighed 7:95 ounces, and was capa.
BILE Of sustaining load Of only 81
pounds.
Since then the plywood rib used
on the Havlland weighs 5.12 ounces,
and will carry load Of 274 pounds.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
PROPER PLACING OF MIRROR
Matter TO Which Housewife Should
Give Careful Attention Before
Making Final Decision.

A mirror in dull gold frame u .
very decorative and useful item In any
furnishing scheme, bat the position
which 1t is to adon must be carefully
thought out. A long mirror at the
end Of q narrow, dark hall will do
wonders towards giving sense Of
light and space. especially, II 1t runs
right down to the floor, with few
flowers In an old brass pot standing in
front Of 1t.
A mirror along one side Of the
bath viii protect the walls and i'm
part an air Of cleanliness to stuffy
bathroom-an apartment which in
small fats SO frequently suffers from
lack Of light and air. Over the
drawing room mantelpiece is a favor
lite place for a large mirror, but It is
rather an ordinary idea, and may be
improved by placing the looking glass
across one corner Of the room, in
front Of small table bearing old
china. II this corner is directly op-
posite the door, SO much the better; It
will give quite vista to the room.
Never hang mirror on the wall fac
ing the head Of the bed. 1t will irri-
tate the occupant, and throw any light
It catches straight into the eyes.
At the head Of staircase mirror
is perhaps found Of the greatest ad.
vantage, and when 1t hangs in such .
position there should be nothing else
near II, and the walls should be either
plainly distempered or pspered.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
WILL HAVE THOUSAND SPANS
Bridge Connecting Florida Cities ls
to Be In Many Respects = Re-
narkabls Structure.

A thousand spans! Where from
where to? New York to Liverpool is
perhaps suggested. al you undertake
to calculate mentally how far q thou
sand spans like those of the Queens.
boro bridge in New York would reach.
1t Is no such ambitious project, how.
ever, for the thousand spans Of this
bridge would not cover the distance
from the Woolworth building to Sandy
Hook. The spans will be very short
only about IA feet each, but even 80,
II will be some bridge!
A mere $2,O0O,OO0 will build the
14,000 feet of structure and 10000 feet
Of approaches, which seems a modest
sum for SO much bridge.
The Candy bridge, as 1t is called,
will be the largest undertaking Of Its
kind in America, with two exceptions
the Flagler-Key West extension and
the structure at Salt Lake City, Utah.
Its purpose is to shorten the distance
between Tampa and st. Petersburg,
Fla, 3S miles.
How long does 1t take to drive 3S
miles? How must does It cost? Many
could answer the first QuestIon-very
few could correctly answer the last.
The Candy Bridge company Is betting
$2,OO0,000 that ut least 1900 motorists
day will spend Is cents rather than
drive an additional 80 miles to 60
from one Of these Florida cities to
the other.-Popular Mechanics Maya
zine
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
Sport In Ancient Egypt.

Egyptians were the oldest admirers
Of sport. From the pictures on tenn
pie walls and tombs one learns how
they spent their days In work, religious
rites or pleasure. Girls played ball.
sitting on the backs OF their girl
friends. They also danced to the
rhythm Of songs, which were accom-.
panied by hand clapping. Boys ran
races, balanced on beams or stood on
their heads. They tried their skill In
throwing pointed sticks at u wooden
stump and had themselves blIndfolded.
beaten by their comrades. and then
guessed who was beating them.
Fencing was done with q light
wooden saber; a shieldliks piece Of
wood was fastened to the lower arm
during the combat. Pictures Of
wrestling matches along the tomb walls
Of Bcni Hassan would illustrate Z
modern textbook Of wrestling.
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
IN EARLY CALIFORNIA DAYS
Justice Administered In Somewhat
Crude Fashien After the Gen.
quest Of Mexico.


A justice Of the Supreme court,
mounted on horseback and armed with
a Winchester. was o. Henry's definition
Of rurale, and, barring the horse
and the Winchester, the same would
apply TO an alcalde Of the old Cali
fOrnia days. This refers particularly
to the powers Of the American alcaldes
who came In after the conquest Of
Mexico. Here is one Of the many
amusing incidents that happened, John
L. C0nsidIne writes in Adventure Mag
azine:
Lawyer Leander Quint Of Sonora.
for whom Alcalde X. G. Barry enter
tanned a violent dislike, had lost the
first three fingers Of his right hand.
In argument he would gesticulate vio-
lently with this hand, extending the re-
naming thumb and little finger In q
manner that annoyed Barry excessive
ly. After a trial In which Barry had
as usual ruled against him. Quint ex-
claimed:
Judge. never did stand any
chance In your court -
NO, sir" replied Barry, "and you
never shall. When a man comes into
court and wriggles his fingers and rolls
up his eyes as you do. he can't have
any show here. In Texas, we have
man-traps. sir. that cost thieves their
fingers. 1t looks - suspicious. sir.
II looks - suspicious; but hope It's
all right"
Phillips County herald., 1923-05-17
Early Architecture.

lmhotep was the esrilsvt architect
to put up q building Of stone masonry.
He fourished just after 5000 b. C.. and
his name deserves far greater fame
than those II the early kinss or con-
Querors themselves.
The erection Of Imhotep's terraced
buildings WAS but 4 step toward the
construction Of q pyramid. A gen.
erstIon later. 10 rapid WAS the prog.
ress. the kings architects were build.
Ing the great pyramid Of GiHeh (2900
II. c.. From the earliest piece Of
stone masonry TO the construction Of
the great pyramid less than century
and \ half elapsed. Most Of this sd-
vance WINS made during the Thirteenth
century. u. q. Such rapid progress in
control of mechanical power can he
found IN no other period of the worlds
history until the Nineteenth century.