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The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

money borrowed to loan to Europe. The peo- pie of tEe United States must tax themselves to pay off some SIP 2,OOO, 100000 of those bonds. debts, they must tax themselves to pay off the whole amount.
 This country is now staggering under the burden of taxation. Sales of real estate for taxes are not uncommon and the whole finan- cial system of the country is disturbed as each taxpayjng day comes around. This burden would be greatly increased by the cancellation of the debts, necessitating provision for pay ment oi all the bonds and interest by the peO- pie of this country instead of due proportion by other nations that got the money raised on about $11 ,000,00O,00O of the securities
 Mr. Burton very appropriately calls atten- tion to the fact that "the proportionate in crease since 1914 of debt and taxation in the United States has been greater than that of our principal associates who were engaged in the war; There has been a general ten dency to accept the theory that Europe alone is grooming under burden of debt and taxa tlon. Under our complicated system of Fed eral, state, county and municipal taxes, it is practically impossible to make definite com parisons but it may reasonably be doubted whether th@ people of any of our associates in the war are now paying more heavily into public treasuries than are now the people of the United States.
 Debt cancellation propaganda should be earnestly resisted by every American taxpayer and by every owner of United States bonds.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
FLED IN FEAR

BASTROP, Jan. 2.-Commenting on the disappearance of Harold Teger-
 strom, the timekeeper at the Carbon plant at Spyker, Sheriff Carpenter to- day expressed the belief that Teger- strom had fled from the country through fear. It has now been learned that he escaped from 16 men who took him from the bunkhouse where he was sleeping at midnight, and to have gone to the home of a sawmill owner whom he knew. There he bor- l rowed $40 and vanished T. J. Bur
 nett, the former deputy sheriff who
 has been charged with murder in connection with the kidnapping cases
 was foreman of the carbon plant
 where Tegerstrom was employed, and
 has declared that Tegerstrom could
 testify to an alibi for him.
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CANCELLATION MEANS HEAVY TAXES

The taxpayers of America and holders of Government bonds as well, should feel reas- surance from the announcement of Congress- man Burton, a member of the International Debt Funding Commission, that he is opposed to cancellation. He is in accord with the spirit of the law enacted by Congress.
 Within the unpleasant memory of several millions of holders of Liberty Bonds, those securities were selling at 85 cents on the dol lar. If events should disclose a probability that the United States would yield to the debt cancellation propaganda, there can be no doubt that those bonds would again drop to 85 cents or less. Confidence that this Administration or any other Administration that can be elect ed will not cancel the debts, keeps the bonds near par in the markets of the country.
 But drop in the market value of Liberty Bonds IS the least of the evils that would re- suit from cancellation. The foreign debts amount to $11 ,000,000,00O, small part of which probably will never be paid. But the greater part of the debt will be paid in time, with tLe same rate of interest the United States IS paying for the money it borrowed to loan to Europe The United States now has outstanding a funded debt of some $23,- oO0,OO0:O0O, nearly half of which represents
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
WITNESS MISSING
 BELIEVED KIDNAPPED

BASTROP, Jan. 2.-Harold Tege. ston, timekeeper for the carbon plants at Spyker near here, disappeared Fri day night and has not been seen since then. He is alleged to have been kidnapped by sixteen men, Depart ment of Justice officials are investi gating.
 It is understood that Tegeston was one of those who had been slated tC be called as a witness in the Moore house Parish kidnapping case, and there is a general belief that his dis appearance is in some way connected with that fact.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
THE GODS AWAKEN

Not for 5000 years had the two rooms which lie below the tomb of Rameses VI, pharoah of Egypt, been opened until the other day Lord CarEavon and Howard Carter explored them.
 It was impressive when they came into tue funeral chamber of King Tutankhamen, near Luxor. "First," says cable dispatch, ''thev saw three magnificent statues, all guilt, with exquisite carving and the heads of Typhon, Hathor and lion. On these rested beds beau tifully carved, gilt, and inIaid with ivory and semi~precous stones, and also innumerablc boxes of exquisite workmanship.'
 Three thousand years! And in all that time. while mankind slowly reached forth from his Egyptian cradle like Moses stretching his hands out to Pharoahs daughter in the bull rushes, struggling to the light of civilization that sometimes led him to great heights, and sometimes plunging into the morasses of war fare and dark ages-in all that time the three statues, Typhon, Hathor and the lion, kept guard over the bones of Tutankhamen.
 The three statues, even had they been the dcities the ancient Egyptians thought they were, could have seen nothing of all this, the most glorious phase in mankind s history. For they were cntombed with Tutankhamen, and like Tutanklamen they have slept.
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EIGHT PAGES

be making excellent progress toward recovery has been seized with pro- longed and serious fainting spells, which are the source of much con- cern to her physicians.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
GOVERNOR INSTALLED
 IN RADIO EXERCISES

ALBANY, Jan. 2.-Alfred E. Smith, newly elected Democratic Governor of New York, was inaugurated yesterday at services which were broacasted by radio.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
ONE MAN KILLED
 IN LIQUOR QUARREL

YONKERS, Jan. 2. In a quarrel over liquor, alleged to have been brought here in an Army truck, one man was killed yesterday. The liquor was confiscated.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
CONDITION SERIOUS

Amos Fash is confined to his bed following the holidays with a severe attack of latpocketbookitis. His full recovery is not looked for under three months.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

prominent college professor has written a four column article on "Is the Allied Debt a Just Debt." It is our guess that if the pro lessor tries to borrow any money from his friends he will have hard time getting it if he is going to raise a question later as to whether it is just debt
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

Gcrmany's trouble seems to be that it ha the idea it ought to be reimbursed for not winning the war. Germany wants entirely toc much in the way of booby prize.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

In New York police are going after drivers of cars with poor brakes. They will probably be surprised to find cars with no brakes at all Some drivers have no use for them
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

One of the standing jokes of many cities is the ordinance that requires that sidewalks be kept clear of snow and ice.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

Radium is now down to $70,0O0 gram, b,.. ot course there has to be string somewhere The car shortage is as acute as ever.
 No matter how hard divorce suit, is pressed, it seldom looks smart
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
GOTTA BE CAREFUL

There was a man who loved the
 bees; He always was their friend. He used to sit upon their hives. They stung him in the end.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
SUSIE MINDS HER PA

That fellow Phipps comes here too
 much,"
 Said Susans father grim, Well have to put a stop to that,
 You must sit down on him. Now, Susie is a nice, good girl
 Respects parental powers; So, when young Phills came round
 last night,
 She sat on him for hours.
 Moke-"Does yuh really love me or does yuh jes' think yuh do?" Moka-"Yes, indeedy, Honey. really loves yuh; I ain't done any thinkin' yet"
 You may have noticed that the nearer wrong a man is the more i'm patient he is of criticism.
 If a man is too darn stubborn to agree with anybody, he is intellec- tual.
 You can always tell by the grease spots on the cushions whether gar age men you told to go over the car, thoroughly does
 The business of heaving a deep sigh will be in order when Max and Mathilde have leaped off
 AsININE
 Johnson was attending a temper ance lecture.
 ''If l lead a donkey up to a pail of water and to a pail of beer, which will he choose to drink?" queried the speaker.
 '"The water" said Johnson. "Yes, and why?"
 Because he's an ass," was John sons reply.
 Ever stop to think what would the world do if it were not for safety pins.
 People who cannot afford a trip around the world may be able to gather some pointers from Jiggs and Maggie.
 That it is usually the persons who are not up on a thing that are down on it.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

On the surface, it would seem to be easier to live up to ones ideals if one did not have to live too closely to his income.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
BERNHARDT SEIZED
 WITH PAINTING SPELLS

PARIS, Jan. 2. Madame Sara Bernhardt, who has been thought to
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

Portuguese cabinet which resigned aftp, three days service seems to have been de- tcrmined not to lose any war.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

'Tis 'home, sweet home" indeed, now that the courts have decreed the right of a man 10 get drunk there.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

He who doesn't hesitate before crossing :; street is in danger of being lost.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

Try bAus lline~ Iur Job Printing Send the Daily Times 10 you friends outside.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

And we have noticed that the mHT whose religion won't let him fight can make mere insulting remarks than any fighting man.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02
MARINE NEWS
8 p. M.y JANUARY 2

SS. President Madison, Seattle for Yokohama, $50 miles from Yokohama.
 SS. Stuart Dollar, Seattle for To. kohama, 5000 miles west of Seattle.
 SS.Tawlet, Portland for Yokohama, 1875 miles west of Columbia River.
 SS. Canadian Winter, Darien for San Pedro, 3485 miles west of San Pedro.
 WANTED TWO BURNER OIL
 stove. Apply at Times Office 2-tf
 Fresh, clean milk delivered to all parts of town. Lakeside Dairy. Phone 176-4. R. H. Koch, Prop. 29-tf
 Try Daily Times for Job Printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

Smith-Do you believe in heredity? Brown-Do I? Why, I've got four of the smartest children you ever saw.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

"How do you meet your expenses Going and coming"
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

Remember when they used to reach around to the back and raise their skirts a little as they stepped on the wet crossing?
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

Try Daily Times for Job Printing.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

That it is usually the persons who are not up on a thing that are down on it.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

Before marrying, every young lady should test her suitors disposition by making him carry a mattress up stairs
The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-02

People who cannot afford a trip around the world may be able to gather some pointers from Jiggs and Maggie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23

Samuel S. Ripley 2 Richmond,
Cal, advokat die sveho uda-
nj dfiveisl samoansky prime,
jenz podal zalobu v Chicagu
ma $4,000 odskodneho proti
kap. Waldo Evansovi, nyni We
liteli Great Lakes cviene stani-
ce, a w. A. MacDonaldovi, pro
domnele falesne zatceni a vez-
neni behem dolby, kdy Evans
hyl namofnim guvernerem Sa-
moy. Ripley byl obvinen z pa
sovani, a ackoli obvineni uka-
zalo Sc byti bezdnvodnYm, byi
wat ma americky parnik jako
vezen a propust6n az kdyz par
mix pristal Honolulu, po 80
drech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23

"Vyjde pravda na yrch. -
Krezna je,z pribuzenstva elsa
Tova a -"
Do sine vhrnuli Sc jako vel
ka voda Nosek a Bocan. Pove-
del jim take primas, proc ie
zavolal.
"Podt' ali mas u kofeine, ale
budeme Sc haiti" dodaval jim
odvahy Kuchta.
"My Sc obhajime, ale ty, zu
fiva selmo, spadnes do iicnu
temnotyv' zasopitil Nosek.
"Chtel bys j mas do propasti
strhnouti S sebou, aysak my
povime, jak jsi mordoval, ko-
ne. penize j zbran uchvatil-
4 nam medal "a nehet,' vyci-
tai pichlave a bezohledne Bo-
can. "Kopal isl jamu a sam
90 nj padnes! Ia sve hTichy
odplatu vezmes!"
Euchta stolu Sc zachytil, -
slak no mohl pretrhnouti.
"A w byste me opustili-?"
'.Oko "a oko, z.ub "a zub
Kazdy haii svou kuzi - pri-
mas krcil rameliy.
| "Tak ia take!" odsekl Ku-
chta a sci doma.
Llost silealy strach lomco-
valy jeho nitrem. Zayfel Sc We
svetnici, hlavu do rukou zabo-
I'll a sedel tax drahne hodin
Tusil, iak cosi zleho, zakeTne-
no zatina mu stpary do tyla.
pifisla noe, cira tina a tichc
hrobove. Prisarne matohy Wy
stupovaly z koutn, braly IA Sc
be podobu ysech jehoobetl :.
Cerny mrak Sc stahoval mad dc
mem Kuchtovym, az z nehc
siel prvni blesk.
Etekl dolu do hostenice, ably
svedomi utopsl. A nepodafil {
Sc. Rozmrzen vratil sc do svt
samoty. V desne ticho zadrn-
celia kolecka oknech zayrza-
IA korouhvicka na strese. -
Adam Sc videl pred sranky
zemskych soudcn, hlava MI
hhfela
Hned ma to v iarmaretni der
move prekvapeni mu uchystala
30 ranu tlusta babka Afra. -
Jak z domu vychazel, zastavi
la no Y podloubi a rekla llbez-
ne:
''Pani Jitka ma dyoitatka
Poslouzila jsem dostanu oc
/ tatinka kolac -.
"Varuj, babo, nebo dam t
stusn" A rulsu napfahl.
Ale baba Sc nedala. sstyst
Sc "Cerne Madcne' rada Sc
vrati -"
''Psy il dam yystvat ]. y
Proc isl Sc ma III zazlil? *
usla ze strachu pred tebou?"
"Nasivas klamu, valchuje!
praVdu!" obofil Sc rychtar. -
"Oehechule poyetEna unlrel1
pro NE. A varri =
! A baba neveroyala, jecela
y,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23
CERNA MADONA
R b M A N
Napsal F. j. Cecetka.

val?' ptal sc ho ma pohled
mirne.
"Moji druzi neloupili ami me-
mordpvali; byii rybnikaiii a
chodili "a vydelkem.'
"Budes jinou zpivat!"
Pokynul rychtaT do kobky
plisni pachnouci, privedli mia
dou zenu, plnou zmatku. Byla
jen kratke suknici, pima lyt-
ka, jeji hrud' uderily Jana v
oci. =. Dech Sc v mem zatajil.
"Dudov' vykfikl zdesene.
..Piisla jsem Ia tebou," rex
la verna mila.
'S'vobodu dam yam obema,
povlte-li Verne vsech lidech
toulavych! !" aliboval rychtar.
Jan pro zachranu svou i yer
ne Dudy jmenoval zname ko-
mare, rybnikare chodaky po
krcmach, lesich, prozradil je-
iich kousky. A Duda poma-
hala jeho pameti.
Verolomny Kuchta po vysle-
chu oba zavrel na novo a zacal
po okoli hon.
Mucirna Sc plnila.
Adam Kuchta schytal luzu v
carech, mukac jej:ch 81 libo-
wal ztrapene nebozaky vodil
S katy ma Golgotu "a mestem,
kde cnela k nebi kamenna sibe
nice.
Dukladne vycistil rychtaf
cely kraj, hrIzu rozsiTil. Ami
| o pTilis nemrZelo, Ze Jan Du-
dou usli mu z v6zeni a zmize-
| Ii, jako by Sc zeme po Mich
jslehla. Cekal den ode dne od-
menu z Prahy i Polska.
A dockal sc.
4 Prahy pf:jel posel, divine
zpravy prinesl. Polaci byli v
Jaromeri obstaveni, Dimitri.
poctive v cnrame pochovan q
knezna EliSka zadala clsafe
Ia ochranu. Prazsti komorat
ptali sc ma RUNE podrobnost
o zatykani vevody Dimitrije
Sanguska.
Konsele omyvah ruce a Ku-
chta trnul.
Zahy pricvalal novy posel 9
volali rychtafe ma rathhz.
'Pekne jsi nam nadlobil!
vital no rozechvele prima!
Petr Trecky a list 5. peteti elsa
rovou mu pdaval. "Cti, CO nam
pisi z Prahy!'
Kuchta vytIestil oci, hlede
do skarty a pismena mu posk;
kovala pred ocima.
''Pfecti, pane Pavle, mne M
slouzi zrak!" A podaval psan
plsaii,
"Knize Dinlitr Sangusk o.
cetl zvolna pisai. "starost;
Cerkavsky a Kanovsky, z rodl
velllych knizat Litevskych ;
Olgerda, zamordovan byl Il
kladne hanebn6 V zemi ce
ske. Wee neslechetnou podp(
rovala rada kralovskeho me
sta Nymburka a j. NJ. cisafskt
rychtar Adam kuchta sc tai
zapomnel. zf Sc "a nastroj pro
pujcil -"
"To ze tam psano-?"
do slova!' odpovedei kid
ne pisar.
"Jen docket, co pisi dali
fekl temne primas.
PRO svoje piecineni,' -po
Ilratoval piaal We cteni iistu---
"upadla rada i 5 rychtarem '
nemilost cisarskou a protoz'
vec hrdla Sc dotyka, yolam'
celou radu V prlsti suche, dn,
do move sine hradu prazskehC
pred soud zemsky -
| Stydl Adam leknutlm, rudl ;
bledl, pobihal po radni SIM
Zoufale sc chytal ia hlavu
ma soud zemsky-? Vec hr
dla Sc dotyka-? Cista odme
ma "a dobre sluzby :. !"
| "Varoval jsem a ty jsf he
, dbal. Jsi We skamp6!' pove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23

vztekle zaskrfpel zuby, kdyz
mu povedeli o silene odvaze
kneznine.
Zavahal - poton oivaz-
ne vstoupil do komurky. He'd
vika krikla, zastrela 81 tvar.-
Nasilnik hledel ma Elisku, jez
|lezela v pocuchanem safe a Wy
trestene zraky upirala do ne
znama. Prsa Sc il tezce dmu-
la.
Pohlcoval zraky ztepilou div
ci postavu, nozdry sc mu chve-
ly vasen svetelkovala ocich.
"Knezno, mejte rozum" -
rekl, jak umel nejsladceji. -
"Zapomente ma minulost -"
Pfistoupil blize. "Nahradfm
vam, co iste utrpela, az budete
moji -"
Vztycila sc tezko vmetla
mu We tvar jedine opovrzlive
|slovo: "Vrahu-!"
"Pohrdate mnou-?" sklib-
|nul Sc.
Odvratila Sc Cd neho.' =
"Nuze, jdete k svemu inlua a.
noyi!' povedel jizlive a ode
Sci. 4s.s;a
Vyskocila napietim posled-
Mich sill, letela do jizby, kde. le-
Eel Dimitrij. Klesla u lavice,
obiala jeho hlavu pevne "a
co mu septala V krecovitem pla
ci, neslysel nikdo ;.
D;mitrij slabe dychal, kolem
|neho bylo hlucho a temno s.
Pritiskla dlouze sve rty K
|jeho zsinalym rtum .Posled-
|nr> dar milackovi, jemuz patri-
Law zivote, snrti. Posela polib-
ky jeho tvare, ruce, rany. tisk-
la no k sobe.
Raneny pootevfei oci = rty
Sc mu pohnuly V bolestnem IL
smevu. Prissala Sc znova k
jeho rtum
Poledni pollock sve milenlly
nesl 81 Dimitrij bozi raje.
"Demeter -iDemeter!' "a.
jstkala ma jeho prsou. Potom
Sc k zemi svezla jako kvet
podt'aty kosou.
| Zatahla Sc obloha, temnt
mraky jako prikrov valley SC
mad mestem. Polaci ma fkonicf
opousteli Nymburk V komor.
MIN voze veil omdlevaiici E.
lisku $ jeji spolecnici, We dru.
hem voze mrtveho Dimitrije.
Ma rynku stal rychtar Adam
Kuchta; hledel "a odjizdejici
mi a mraz mu prejizdel pt
zadech.
Sli kolem diva sousede a rel
Ii: Cert vezmi polske ira
banty y
"Tomu nikdo z vas neroz
uni. Poznate brZy, jaky pro
speech bude NIT z toho mesto !!
nadymal Sc rychtar. A vaznt
kracel k rathlzu, ably propu
still Polaky vezne, at jdou, -
kan chteji
1 Propusteni veznove sli prime
do Prahy.
XVI.
Mezi zahradami parkanu
We stinu staletych lip Il Bcbnic
| ke brany Nymburce stala k;
tovna, prilepena k hradbam
v pcnur6 v6zi vedle nj kona
popravni mistr holomky sv'
piiserne dilo.
Tmave sklepeni pod yezi 0
veseno bylo kladkami, prova
zy, skripci zebriky. Phi III
! dem sv6tle cadivych smolni,
"a pritomnosti hrdelniho pra
va ponselskeho ozyvala Sc kob
| ka narkem, stenanim mucedl
nfkG.
Tam pfenesl Kuchta svol
! hruzovladu z radnice.
| Jan 2 Pekelce uvazl Y ieh,
rukou nasill donutilo lehko
myslneho tulaka. re vyznal n,
sebe, jak I'll.
"Ano, pro zenu stal isem s
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23

plny lidi a Afra povidala, iak
panf rychtaroya povila dve
devcatka boubelata a iak Sc
jich Kuchta zfika, jako by je
v kopfivach pani nalezla
i Kolem Sc hlasi1o small, rych-
tari sphali.
! Ma rath1ze nebylo lepe. -
Ztezka supal kdyz vessel, nj
kdo nepromluvil. Ia noe sesel
kuchta, hlava zapadla, rame-
na sc shrbila a prepadlou tvar
zbrazdily vrasky. v cele sto-
,lu uzrel tucneho cisarskeho ku
ratora Petra Chotka Vojni-
ma dech Sc ' mem zatajil.
Chotek jako by no nevidal,
cetl artikuli zrizenl zen1ske-
no. kuchta usedl jake ma trni,
1ty Sc mu rozechvenim TRASHY.
| Chotek pruttce zavfel knihu,
lpfehledl shromazdeni a pax
pfisne zahrmel konSelum do
duse,>ze strpeli, aby byl vojyo-
ida zmordoVan INA souda
lZemskem bude vase vina vaze-
; na a kazdy vezme odplatu svo-
il. z poruceni cisarova zba-
Ivuji hned Adama Kuchtu ufa-
dG rychtarskeho q beru no v
trestani. Ia neho ustanovuii
iuceneho Jana klatovskeho, by
valeho rektora, zastupcem cl-
lEaTovym meste."
Ma cti zamazan, >moci zba-
] ven tezce Kuchta oddycnoval,
hlavu klopil s.
= Jako rama pemrlici dopada-
J la slova ma jeho hlavu 2 yalny
zastup hlucel souhlasne jako
!rozboufene more. Zkfivil Ku-
chta rty, pred o6ima tvoiily Sc
!mu mzitky, k0yz odvadel pc
Get. V kout Sc postav.l jake
pfimrazen ma pranyri pred ce-
leu obci.
"Doslo ma Antiocha pvSn6-
no." povedel hodn6 haste Jan
,lVorlsek. "Posm6ch hanba
, budou pri mem do smrti nejdel-
81 -
Klatovsky slazil olib, souse-
/, de. Sc vytraceli, jen Kuchta Sc
nehybal.
!; "Muzes jlt. a cfystej Sc k
!, soudun' pokynul mu Chotek
pfisne.
Slabost nahle Adama preno
hla. hlava sc mu zatoCila. -
klesl k zemi, po kolenou Sc
!, plazil k panovi +. .Blabolil ne
;, smyslne, nohy mu obiimal I. /.
s odporem ho Chotek setrasl
- ustupoval. Nemyslil jinak,
neil re Sc pominul reznik roz-
;, umem.
"Milost - urozenosti y"
,Ivyrazel Adam, ruce spinal.
Go chces ode mne-?" "a
mracil Sc Chotek, ''Vykonal
jEem, co mi bylo ulozeno."
"Nezen mne k soudu: Vse-
! cko vratim, CO jsem Cd Polaku
! pfiial ="
Nemohu nc odpoustetl-
Maz stoji u sye ciny neze-
bfe." Hnusila Sc panoyi pod
! lizayost odzbroieneho tyrana,
odrratil Sc.
zdrcen6ho Adama vyFadeli
2 radni sine.
] Tezkym tapavym kroyenl
: ylekl Sc pres rynk k svemu do
tmu. Zlc ma neho lide dotira-
: Ii.
"Zabiite selmu, satanase J.
Hanbu a nestesti pfivedl ma
masto." znely "a MIN suroye
vykrily. ! blato a kameni po
mem metali-Jiz byl bez mo-
. ci, aebylo q neho strachu :.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-06-23

Oznan,ovani jest EYB.
NCU P.AE0u yeskersho Oh.
chodaiho zdaru; oxaanujte
rgoto We "Svetu'
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13

Friends here will be pleased to
learn that Mr.. Walter Quigley, form
erly of this place but now of Cleve-
land, has been made manager of
20 of the Atlantic & Pacific stores
of Cleveland. That chain of stores
is developing very rapidly, and in
the course of time they expect to
have 500 stores in the city of Cleve-
land alone,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13
mosque.
NOTICE

After Dec Is, 1923, the under
signed parties will charge six cents
pint and twelve cents quart for
milk. NJ. Bumgardner, w. Q.
Dearth, Frank Northrup, Chas. 5.
Beckwith, Muskingum | | y
Creamery Co., Chas. A. Gaylord.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13

Mrs. James Flanagan of Kennebec
hill, who was taken to the Good
Samaritan hospital recently, eX-
pecting to undergo an operation, re
turned home Monday much improv-
ed, without the operation having to
be. performed at present.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13

There will be an entertainment
and social at the Rowland school
house Saturday, Dec %. Ladies
please bring pies or boxes. Every
body invited.-Inis Lawrence, teach
err
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13

Mrs. Fannie Richardson of Malta,
district inspector of the o. e. S.,
went to Dayton Monday to attend
the school of instruction for deputies
which was held in the Shrine
mosque.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13

Friday until Monday here with her
uncle Mr.. Geo. w. Lowell and family.
She is a daughter of Mr.. Oliver Low
ell of East Bank, W. Va.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13

Mr.. Miles Woodford and family
gratefully acknowledge the kindness
and sympathy of the neighbors and
friends in Chesterhill, in their re-
cent bereavement.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13

here with her sister Mrs. Mary
Scott, went Tuesday to Columbus
where she expects to spend the win
ter with her son Mr.. Grover Knox.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-13

Mr.. G. N. Hooper has completed
his fine new residence on South
Eighth street.