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gain for Alabama and the ball went to Sewanee on the 26-yard line. Here the third quarter ended
 Sanders opened the fourth quarter by bunting to MacCartee on Ala bama's 36-yard line. Barnes circled right end for Il yards and first down. Two more attempts by Barnes failed to gain and MacCartee punted Brown replaced Baty, and returned Sanders punt to the Sewanee 47- ! yard line. Hubert gained at cen ter and pass was incompleted. Mac Cartee punted 42 yards over the goal line. Harris made 3 around right end and Alabama was penalized yards for offside. Sanders punted on the 40-yard line. A pass to to Brown, who was downed by Miller Brown from MacCartee gained s yards but, on the succeeding play Harris received the oval through the air on Sewanee's 4S-yard line. Brown intercepted Sewanee pass, and then followed the last drive of Ala bama that ended in the touchdown By Hubert.
 Alabama Shows Offensive.
 Alabama showed the greatest off, fensive strength seen In an Alabama team in a number of years, the line . opening up immense holes for the ! backs to step through at times, but these same backs were never able to negotiate very far past the line of scrimmage without Sanders or Powers grabbing them. Perry and Miller were often swept away in the wake of the fleet Crimson backs but it was these same two fleet ends, aided by Powers, that often turned back the assault of the Tide
 Between halves or the game, more than 100 loyal Sewanee sons marched to the middle of the field and sang their alma mater. This was fol lowed by huge "A" for Alabama The students poured out on the field several hundred strong, led by a 6O- piece band in neat crimson and white uniforms and gave vent to/their ex- oitement. in a series of noisy Alabama yells under the direction of Slim Carter. Herbert Steed and Hamilton Perkins.
 Lineup:
 Alabama (7)--Clemens. captain left end; Buckler. left tackle; Jones. left guard; Propst. center; Camp right guard; Compton, right tackle Whitaker. right end; Gillis, quarter back; oliver, right halfback: Mac Cartee. left halfback; Hubert. full back.
 Sewanee (O)--Miller, left end; Mil lard. left tackle; Beatty, left guard Stivers. center; Shook, right guard; Litton. captain. right tackle; Perry. right end; Barker. quarterback; Gib- bons, right halfback; Powers, left halfback; Sanders, fullback.
 Score by periods:
 AlabamS ............. Q 9 " N~eWduce ......i... w
 Substitutions-Sewan Kent for Beaty. Baird for Powers. Haynes for Miller. Powers for Baird. Harris for Powers Miller for Haynes, Beatty for Shook.
 Alabama: Baty for Oliver. Barnes for MacCartee. Langhorne for Jones, Jones for Langhorne. Brown for Gill; lis, Newton for Whitaker. Whit taker for Beatty. Hudson for Whit taker. Hinton for Hudson. Jones for LRpghotQe. Oliver for Barnes
 dficia1s-Umpire. Bocock George town); referee, Cox (Georgia); head .linesman, Coles (Clemson): field judge. Bryan (Hampden-S -Sidney). .
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Great Zeu's Namesake Is Colonel Zeuerly

MUSKOGEE, Okla. Oct. 2o.-zev, idol of the American turf, is the namesake of Col. J. w. Beverly, for many years a resident of this city, and close friend of Harry r. Sin clair, owner of the wonder horse.
 Colonel Beverly was railroad pro- moter and oil operator when he lived here He was associated with Sin clair in the Teapot Dome develop ment and it was while they were In Wyoming that Sinclair told Colonel Beverly that he intended to name his most promising colt after his friend.
 Zev has had the solid backing of Muskogee race followers since he made his first appearance.
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Gophers Win 27 To Q

MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Oct. 20.- Minnesota maintained unsullied it's much cherished tradition of annual football victory over North Dakota by a 27 tp win oyer the veteran Flickertail eleven at Northrop Field today which left little doubt as to the tremendous gridiron potentiali- tles of the Gopher machine.
 It was the thirteenth consecutive victory in as many years for the Gophers over North Dakota.
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Etowah Wins, I3-O

GADSDEN. Ala, Oct. 2O.--(special Leased Wire.)-Etowah High de- feated Hearn academy of Cave Springs, Ga. 1S to o. at Dwight park Friday afternoon. The Georgians were scrappy and hard to handle, and the Etowah outfit won only after a hard fight. In the second quarter Joe Ross carried the ball over for a touchdown. In the fourth quarter McCaghren intercepted forward pass and carried the ball 3S yards to within striking distance. In the next play Ross Norton went over the goal line.
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ChaceIet Comes Home First In Latonia Race

IATONIA, Ky. Oct. 20.-Chacolet, the imported 5-year-old mare, proved that she can carry weight and run over distance when she, with Larry McDermott in the saddle, won the Latonia Cup race, worth s13,500 to the winner, here today by four lengths from Cherry Tree, which beat off Tiptoe Inn in the first place money Time for the two miles and a quarter was 3:o7.
 Cherry Tree, with M. Garner up. set the pace and held it for two miles. At the stretch Cherry Tree tired and Chacolet moved into the lead and won easily.
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Georgetown Is Victor

\ GEORGETOWN. Ky, Oct. Oct. 20.- Georgetown defeated Kentucky Wes- leyan 12 to here today. Kentucky Wesleyan made the only score in the first half. aystouchdown. but George town came back and fought its foes off it's feet in the second half, Rob inson apd Duval carrying the ball across fAr touchdowns. Attempts to kick goal failed.
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Indiana Is Swamped

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 2O.-In- a Big Ten championship possibiltty as result of the overwhelming de- feat suffered today at the hands of Wisconsin. who ran up score of 52 to O. Indiana showed q complete reversal of form from that displayed Tn the Northwestern game las- week, which the Hoosiers won, 2 10 6.
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Ponevadz byl prave cas-

Ponevadz byl prave cas- k
obedu, posadili Sc k stolu.
7 Vsak po cely obed nepro-
fnluvil ami jeden 2 chou stared,
ami Blanka slova.
Starry Mellier byl jako oby-
cejne zaduman. Rouvenat .di-
val Sc upfene ma Blanku.
Tato dobre videla, ze il jeji
kmotr pozoruje.
proc pax Sc ma mne tax
uprene divas, kmotrinku?" ia
zala sc ho.
"Vzdyt' Sc vzdy takto ma
tebe divam," Nodpovedel il
Rouvenat a nutil Sc do smi-
chu.
Blanka tvafila sc, jake by Sc
durdila.
Zach ne," odpovedela, -
"dnes ma mne jinak pohlizis
nez jindy."
"Snad, ale ne hnevive?"
"Spise naopak."
PokraGovani
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II
IVY Sc me plate, kdo jsem?
IVzdyt' me znate a vsichni lide
" okoli zdejsim me dobre zna-
/, il. Jsem starry zebrak Mardo-
lche! A mimo to, je-li yam libo.
isem vasim pftelem.'
| 20 radosti tisicerou, bud'-
tie mym pfitelem, mdj drahy O.
Fchrance." volal mladik nadse-
Inc.
Ted ale dcsti jiz" preru-
lsil jej kmet v reci,
"Aspon dovolte, at vas o.
bejmu a polfbim!' zyc)al Lee
on radosti takTka opojen. A
,pfi tom prudce stareho zebra
ka objal.
"Mne Sc zda, muj mlady
priteli," promluvil k nemu
Mardoche, ne jsou prece je-
ste v zivot6 lidsk6m st'astne O.
kamziky." Naeez dolozil: "Ale
nyni Sc musime rozlouciti. ia
pajdu jako obycejne ma svou
denni pout' do ldolf."
"A kdy vas tedy uvidim?"
tazal Sc mladik.
"Jeste dnes vecer."
! Kdyz pax byl Leon odesel,
obratil Sc starry Mardoche, je-
hoz zraky podivnym jakymsi
ohnem plaly, ke dvorci Seuil-
llOnu a zvolal:
"Hle, pffteli Rouvenante,
ty muzi vzneseny velkomysl
my Ted znam ia TIVE tajem-
stvf Konecne tedy Sc v
me dust rozednilo! Uboza-
ku, tyt' nemas ami tuseni, re
jsi dnes rano odbyl, ba takrka
nasilne zapudilo toho mladiIka
ktereho jsi druhdy pred pat
nacti lety prostem pokojiku
hostince Bertouxova v Saint
Irunu v duchu tOu malou
kmotfinkou zasnoubil .Tys
nevedomky odmitl syna Lucie
Mellierovy, dedice pana tve-
ho, onoho mladeho muze, pc
kteremz jiz TAX dlouha leta
marne patras; odehnal jsi bu.
douciho chote Blanky, me pre-
drahe dcerusky, ma nejz jsi
patnacte let cekal!"
| XXI.
Kdyz 81 byla Blanka We Ere
micourtu potfebnych vaci ma
koupila, vratila Sc k polednf-
mu zpet do divorce Seuillonske
no.
Starry ROuvenat nezminil Sc
Iii ami slovem rozmluve S
Leonem.
Ale Blanka zpozorovala ma
SVEN kmotru ma prvni pohled,
re byl zamracen, Nroztrzit a
nespokojen.
Vsak nebylo il to pills ma.
padnym, ,nebot' byval tako.
wynn 6asto "a poslednich dob
Ale prcine dnesniho ieho Ia
Ia 80
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aae PROKLETA. ~
Roman Emilia Richebourga
Voln9 pfe:oM Frant. Lad. Click.

upomlnek chtel jsem Sc poku-
siti. zdali bych nenalezl v kra-
jine zdejsi blizsich zprav o
sve matce a nasi rodine. Ale
pokusy me byiy marny,"
"A coz v one male kozene
tasce, kterou mela u sebe vase
matka," yyzvidal Mardoche
dale, 'nenaslo Sc IL onech zla-
tych penez zadne listing, ami
zadne adresy? To vse jest mi
takrka nerozlustitelnou hadan-
kou. Ale co vas primelo k ces-
t6 zrovna sem do Fremicour-
tn? CT j sem jste, pfisel pou-
hou nahodou?"
"Nahodou neprisel jsen do
one vesnice," odpovedel Leon.
"Nybrz ma zaklad6 zminky ho-
stinskeho BertouXe v Saint l.
rinu, jehozto hostinci ma u
boha matka prve nez Sc v one
prosincov5 noci ma cestu vyda
la, prebyvala. ia jsem sc v
temze hostinci pred tfemi dny
ubytoval a najal jsem 81 cd Ber
touxe omen pokoj ma mesic."
Starry Mardoche uslysev TAX
to Leona vypravovati, smutne
sklopil hlavu.
Tote veru podivna nahoda,
zaseptal, "mladik tento jme-
nuje Sc Leon rrave jako omen
, pred dvaceti lety. Or zrovna
jako omen ubvtCval s.e v hostin-
ci Rertoaxove v Saint Irunu
,,Tyz podobna jako pred dvace-
, ii lety jmenovec jeho zamiio-
val Sc do sleGny ze divorce Seu-
illonuH'
Ma chvili Sc zamyslil, nacez
pocal Sc vyptavati Leona dale :
"Od koho pax jste Sc dove
del, re byla matka vase v St.
Irunu?"
cod nikoho," odpovedel Le-
on. "Ja sam jsem Sc na to u.
pamatoval, kdyz uNidel jsem
diva kamenne psy pred vraty
hrstince Be.touxova. "A kdy5
jsem tam vessel, potvrdil sam
hostinsky tuto mou upominku.
Ba on ucinil jeste vice. Po-
rsal mi verne celou osobu me
ratky. Sdelil mi, re byla pani
krasna. postavy velike, ale tya-
re nadmiru blede, ma rtecll
jejich nevidal ami jediny pry
!'smey po celou tn dobl.. co Y
hostinci jeho hydlila, q o5i je,
J. byly leskle, ale pohled je,
Jich hyl pry smutny vazny ,
''Nerikal yam BertouS snad
take, re mela leskle, ccrne via
sy?' tazal Sc Mardochc.
"Ano. to mi povidai. Da.
Ie mi vypravoval, ze il take je
dnoho dine jakys muz z okol
Saint Irunu navstivil. Pone
badz ale Bertoux hostihec svl
tehkrats teprv. EratkcL dob,
mel, neznal pry. onoho muz,.
ALE ia sam Sc Iosud 2e!:n. DO
dobfe nan pamatuji, vim, kite
: rak me wal do naruci, kteral
me f.'adil, objimal a libal. 4
take p4Vne tom jsem pre-
sweden, ze tento muz prime
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"Zajiste," pfisvedcil starec,
"Ale to prece meospravedlnuje
zmalatnelost, v kterez vas vi.
dim. Wy bydlite v Parizi?"
"Ano."
Go vas Dfiyedlo sem do ma
81 krajiny?"
"Alilerad vam to sdelim. Ne
kolik malo hodin oatud, ma sill
nici, kteTa vede do Graye, ma
leza Sc ono misto, kdez matka
mole, nesouc me v naruci, by
10 to "a jedne chladne noci
prosincove q snih Sc huste chu
NELL, sc mnou nahle do snehu
ma zem polomrtva sklesla."
"a zemrela ma silnici?"
"Nikoli, sklesla az temer k
smrti zemdlena k zeni.''
"Co sc S nj stalo?"
"Prave tou dobou jela po te-
ze silnici ma tdvou vozich spo-
lecnost kejkliSska. Ubirali Sc
do Graye. Nasli mas oba We sne-
hu zimou napolo ztuhlG. nalo.
zili ma viz a kdyz prijeli jsme
do Graye, dopravili matku
mou do tamni nemocnice.''
"a tam snad zemrela
''Bez poehyby," odpovedel
Leon. "Ale jistoty o smrti jeji
mi tam zadny dati nemohl."
'Tct' vec vskutku podivna, "
podotkl septam Mardoche. Hla
site pax Sc taAal: "A CO pocali
keikliri vami?"
Jeden Mich, byl to rejpo-
slednGjSi Glen spolecnostI nej
huZnejsi, sasek. ustrnul sc ma
dc mrou. Obavaje Sc, aby ze
mne patron nevychoval panacu
aneb provaz )leZce, wal me s
sebou a opustili jsme jeSte te-
re noel spoieGnost. - Jerome
Goss - tot jmeno oncho sle-
ehetneho a poctiveho muze -
jiz pres tfinact let pecuje o
mnc jake llskavy otee zivi
me svou praci. On me vycho-
|val a opatril mi takovehc vide
lani, jehoz maloktery otec
detem svym zjedna On sam
by 81 arci pCtatku byi neve-
del Sc nlnou rady ami romoci
rebot' byl chudobny; ale mat.
ka ma mela u seba maiou ko-
zenou taSku, V kteraz nalezol1
Sc dvanact tisic franku. Jero.
me Cos tuto t..sku wal k sobe
fulo2il penize cny ma uroky 8
z tech me dial studovati. Vsal
;lrcku vsech nespotreboval ns
me vychovani. Ukladal tedy
pfebytek k urCk1m q mou
drou setrnosti jeho staio Sc
re Sc ma .iistina dnesniho dnt
temer zdvojnasobila. A mime
to, co 81 sam od ust utrhl, tax
tez mi daroval a k me iistini
llozil." -,
"Tot' tuze hodny muz!' Nv,
lal Mardoahe hluboce dojat
"Tot' vzacny, nevsedni clio
lvekw
| INA onu strasnou prosinco
lvou noe jen jako We snacl
ljsem sc pamatoval a ma zakl;
de techto neiasnych, mlhavycl
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D r q B N E
'OZN 4 NJ K Y.

PAMATUJTE, zE v PROBU-
LOVE (. 52s6 BROADWAY,
ie zlatnicky a hodiaifsky oh
chod, kde koupite LEVINE ~
nejkrasnsjsi a nejcennsjsi d1r-
ky vano6ni novorecni. teske
granatove sperky nase specia-
lita. :,
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, rohove misto, els.
3476 Fulton Rd:, kde Sc trzi
pres $400 tydne, levny ma
jem. Blizsi sdeli Mr.. thinner.
man, v els. 1907 Miles Ave.
od do 8 hod. odpoledne.
1873
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DOMEk o 4 svetnicich a
sklep, dosti mista " pfedni ca
sti lotu ku stavbe druheho do
mu. Naleza Sc v Brooklyne oil
re Car bani. Vas lot postaci
co splatka, ostatni Sc pocka ma
MORTGAGE ma 6 procent. Leh-
Ike splatky. Haste Sc v {. 1929
zap. Al. ul. 11-3O
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PRODA Sc ddm ma vych.
135 ul. z Union, je O 6ti po-
kojich, koupelna, diva zacho-
dy, garaz, vse moderne zari-
zeno. Cena $500. Haste Sc
" els. 1902 Bartlett Ave. z
vych. 131. ul. 12-1
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PRODA Sc odbocne( pekar-
stvi, kde je tydni cisty zisk
$50, zadna konkurence. Ma
me til story iedep .Eusi hyt
vypustaa. Hla:te Sc { SOL;
Denison ave aneb l. Mr.. Zim-
norman, 1907 Miles ave.
= I2-1O
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PRODA Sc

DUN ma Svec ul. v Corlett,
5 pckojd, koupelna, vse ma je-
dine podlaze, sklep, puda, fer
nes. plyn, garaz, velky lot, dim
je moderni, dobre staveny,
mann diva a jsem nucen jeden
prodat. Je to lace. Haste Sc
u JOS. Krizek, 1870 Durkee
ave. v Corlett, z vych. l31. ul.
l1-3O
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| Toto vypravovanl ucinilo ns
'starce mochy DOZEN. Byl poms
item jim, ba velice rozeiien.
| Zdalot' Sc mu, ze je to po;
|kyn same prozfetelnosti, a. ne,
ipochyboval ami "a max, ze je
'tento mladfk synem Lucie Mel.
lierovy.
A tax tedy byla ona taiem.
'ra rouska odhalena, ktera u.
kryvala vrazdu v okoli zdej.
Sim pred dvaceti lety spacha.
nou, pro ktarouz on sam .byl
'nevinne odsoazen, podobne Wy
svetlilo Sc taiemne zmizeni
L'lcic Mellierovy domu otcov-
skeho.
| stale jej Velikeho namaha.
mi. ably ukryl pohnuti. sye, a
tazal Sc dale:
Ivy jste mi ale, mlady pa
Inc. posud nerekl, ktera zpra.
va Betouxova pfivedla vas dc
Fremicourtu?"
"Hostinsky Bertoux mi Wy.
pravoval, ze Sc one noci matka
odebrala do Fremicourtu, kdt
pry chtela, jak mu povidala
nekoho navstiviti. I doufa
jsem, zs tam rlaleznu mejakou
stopu po sve matce, vsak ne
nasel jsem zadne. Vsak nikoli
prece nasel jsem neco, nebot
ably Sc. dovrsil zoufaly sta,
mil, seznal isem tam slecnu
Blanku Mellierovou."
Mardoche vzchopil sc ka
meme, ma nemz sedel.
Oci jehO se podivne ieskly.
1
Zdalo Sc, jakoby to .iiz ne
byl on, nybrz zcela jiny clio
Ivek.
Nemohl Sc vice ovladati a 2
oci leho volne prystil sc hoj
ny proud slzi.
Tfesoucima Sc rukama obja
Leona a tiskl jej vrcucne
prsoum svym.
Ma to promluvil k nemu vaz.
nym hlasem:
"Mlady muzi, pozdvihnete
zrakd svych X nebesdm. Ne
bot ona hvszda, o kterez jstt
mi vcera' vypravoval, nezari ,
temto okamziku jeste pred va
mi. ale za9nedlouho VAN WI
lde. Wy ister Sc nikterak nekla
NAL, kdyz putoval jste Ia o.
nou hvezdou, nebot' 'cna va:
'pTivedla sem - ke mn6!"
| "Mdj Boze, co to poyidate
lCo znamenaji vase slova?" ta
|zal Sc Leon udiven.
Go slova ma znamenaji
Abyste Sc vzmuzil," odvect
TMardoche, "abyste neztrace
!nadeji. Hled'te, jak Sc vse zmi
milo We prospech vas! Jeste vct
,ra radil jsem vans "Tato kra
lima prinese vam nestesti, /:
|proto -ueinite nejlepe, pakliz,
sc co nejdriv odtud neVzdalite.
Dnes ale peyidam vanl:. "Zi
stahte tn a neodchazejte!" Je
ste vcera jsem vas ujist'oval
ivy Sc nikdy nestanete man
zelem sleeny Blanky Melliero
Ivy" dnes ale prisahou bych s.
vam mohl zavazati, ia star
Mardoche, zebrak: "Pakliz
vas Bfanka miluje, stane Sc "a
iiste vasi chotf!"
20, diky vam tisicere, Wy m
ivracite slovy Wymi op6t zivot
odvece Leon, "ale jen mi pre-
vysvetlete -"
"Nyni ne, az nekdy jindy
1akmile nastane pfihodny k t
mu okamzik," odvece star
zebrak, 'prozatim nemoh
vam ami slova vice rici."
ia isem ale kmotra Blar
cinu slibil, ze Sc odtud pry
Odebefu."
~ toho nebude ME, nybl
nyni znstanete zde. ia vas t
ipotrebuji."
"Ale feknete mi, kdo pa
jste vlastne?" tazal Sc mladi
I,.oEno ,,l., &C. :a1.~.. -.
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800 - $1,000 ma hotoyo-
sti koupi novy domek O 5ti
svetnicich koupelnou ma
Union Heights, hotovy k nast6
hovani. Blizsi sc sdeli v dra-
dovne Nejedlik a Mikes, re-
altors, 11O15 Union Ave..
Broadway 1886. (?
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni tesaT;,
|tez jeden truhlaf. Haste sc V
{. l1725 Miles Ave. 11-30
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PRODA Sc dubovy soubor do
loznice $4,000; Grafonola,
rekordy $4,000; still do jidel-
ny $780,; dresser $14.O0;
chiffonier 5000; detsky koca-
rex $500; stGl do knihovny
$1,000; plynova kamna k va
reni $4,000; Premier cistic
karpetu $1,000; davenport,
karpety, houpaky a jiny naby-
tick, vse vemi LEVINE. Haste
Sc V els. 4313 Clark Ave.
12-3
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PRORA Sc idelikatesni, nile
kafsky a grocerni obchod, kde,
|je zarIeeny pfijem $500 ty-
ldne pfi pomerne malo pra-
covnfchs hodin,s ned6h zavfe
no. Da Sc LEVINE. Haste sc u
Mr.. Zimmerman, 1907
!, Miles Ave. 1874
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PRIJMOU Sc 2 divky, jed
ma ma myti nadobi "a jedna k
obsluze hosti. Haste sc V
Ceskoslovenske jidelne, 1851
Broadway. 11-30
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PRONAME Sc:
PRONAJME Sc BYT O 6ti po-
kojich s koupelnou, elektrika
a jine zarizeni, tez Sc pronaj-
me byt dole o 4 pokojich. -
Haste Sc v els. 52O7 Fleet Av.
12-3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-11-30

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sanatofe ' Cincinnati. Ohio
bude meSkati v Clevelandu
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412-414 Erie Building
roh 8. a Prospect Ave.
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vtnujs obzvlastni poxornost.
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- vy4etfiti Eemocnf . chorobou DO.
nekud hapadeni. NELL by % uchopiti
pfflezitosti teho nAvstevy. Navstivte
lei a budete uspokojeni. JestIi xe les,
vas pffpad nevylecitslnt. fekne VAN
TAX bez okolkn a poradf vAm ne.
ghortelnosu. ZAdny chorobny mui
mob xena nemen by xameSkati pora.
dtu sc 9 tfrnto speciaIistou.
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hem specielne zenskym. mely by - .
timto specialisiou peraciti.
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kornplikacemt.
vtschny dotazy adresujts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-08-01
A MATTER OF INTEREST

When, or how many Of the New
England factories migrate South in
the near future is debatable, but all
observers agree that the trend is
now in that direction and that the
inducements held out are many. A
sixty-hour week for labor, nearness
Of supplies and abundance of cheap
power are among these inducements,
and they are not inconsiderable.
The president of the Southern APP
palachian Water Power Conference,
last June, in course of his address,
had this to say, and If there is not
interest in it here in Maine there
ought to be:
"Our rural communities and farm
ing sections are interested in this
question of electric development, and
in many sections of the Southern APP
palachian region there is sufficient
water power waiting to be developed
into electric power to light every
home and furnish power to cook the
food, draw the water, supply the ice,
run the dairy, cotton gin and mills in
these communities; and yet at the
present time there are many men
and women working on the farms in
the rural settlements without these
advantages. This can be remedied
in enc or more ways: by the develop
ment Of the small water powers and
arranging for interconnection of all
under one general management for a
given area or community; or by the
city, town or community underwrit-
ing the cost of transmission lines
from the lines of the water power
corporations that have developed the
larger water powers.
Manufacturing industries are con-
stantly making inquiries regarding
the location of undeveloped water
powers suitably located for develop
ment and use in connection with
manufacturing plants. The desire of
many of the New England Cotton
mill operators to secure adequate
sites for mills in the South is often
predicted upon obtaining a water
power site of sufficient magnitude to
enable them to develop their own
power. Only in exceptional cases
will this be possible. but there is
plenty of power to be developed by
companies now in the field, or by CO.
operation of cotton mills in develop
ing large water powers and trans
hitting power to their several mills.
The South will then prepare itself
to handle in the right way the cot
ton mill migration from New Eng
land"
Evidently Col. Pratt. the speaker
cntertains no doubt about the
migration of Northern Industries to
the South.