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New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
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Mercedes did not know how lahl she had hsen asleep when she wa awakened hy the sound Of some on, creeping stealthily m the stairs,
 II was shorty. He had called sev eral times and. getting no answer had begun searching the house, hem on picking np whatever tfihes hi could find. al the same time, intend ing 10 make certain that he had mol left himself open to Boaine's dis pleasure.
 When Mercedes threw open hel door and faced him, he was the mor' frightened Of the two, lsnt shorty was truly an evil-looking figure as sh' saw him standing in the light thai streamed on him.
 What you want here?" she dc manded.
 You the senorita9" Shorty aues, tioned in turn.
 ''I am. What is your business?"
 T got n letter for you" Hs brought 1t forth from coat-pocket "f been callin' for ten minutes. didn't think they was any one home
 Mercedes read the note hastily Her heart beat faster as she recog- nized Basiiio's strange letters. He was alive then.
 You are one of Bodine's men huh?" she asked.
 "Yes. maam. We bin together a long time"
 You have seen my brother then? He is not hurt?"
 "No. He's all right. unless he's cried hisself to death."
 "Oh, I wish you had brought him here," Mercedes gasped.
 Well lady. Buck was afraid they wouldn't be anythin' left of this place. bin hours gittin' here. l got a rig to take you in. We'll have to go round by the Winnemucca road to make it."
 The girl weighed what she was do- ing, for all of her excitement, as she followed Shorty downstairs to his team. She had good reason to fear godine; but she had to go to Basilio. At least, it would be dawn when she arrived there.
 Tn answer to a sudden impulse she snatched a pin from her dress and as she stepped upon the veranda she fastened Bodine's note to the door without attracting Shorty's attention. Melody would be sure to find 1t there.
 With a distinct sense of fear she took her seat beside Bodine's man. Being alone with him in the hacienda, with it's old associations and familiar objects to give her courage, had been terrible enough: being in the open with him in the dead of night was infinitely more terrifying.
 As they went on and the wagon continued to rock back and forth, the girl became drowsy. Her struggle to keep to her end of the seat began to cease. The man beside her was no longer the evi-looking thing he had been. Mercedes felt her head resting on his shoulder. It was soft and wonderfully comfortable. She sighed contentedly.
 By the time they came to the man road she slept. Shorty's arm was around her to keep her from falling, the expression on his face as emotion less as ever. In this fashion they travelled to Webster Creek
 They had not yet arrived there when the note Mercedes had pinned to the door of the hacienda caught Rents attention. His place had es- caped, and his first thought had peen of the girl and Basilio.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

under her personal supervision, esFz tiheatss Niil he givFn those semPlssH ing the program,
 The Scout camp at Rainha. PaFs will he used for overnight hikes as part Of the training course and Noods craft and nature lore will be studied at first hand, The course glil open July and will run until August ss'
 An An Scout Day will he held once week for an girls whether Scouts or not, The program will commence at 10 a, m,, and each girl will be re- auired to bring her own lunch, The program will conclude at { ?, m, An outdoor program will feature the days activities and honor Scouts of this group will have the privilege Of attending the overnight camp at Rainbow park,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

The destruction of the dam caused Kent no regret, For all af his talk fusfaraFa was a lawless cid saul Dynamite had accomplished more iH a second than all af his weeks Of na- iienl work, Aeklln had gai what he richly deserved, lie might rant and his legal henehmen tear their hear but line dam was gone,
 Some ane would nav dearly for de, stFaying il, if he were caught, Catch ing him was something else again. Thus in spirit quite accepting the aer eemRlished fact, he had ridden 70 linena Vista,
 The note nR the door had caught
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
BEGIs HERE TO-DAY

Buck Bodine, new aNner Of the old Webster place in Paradise Valley, ineites the Rasques i0 hlaw np a dam built hy Dick Afklin, hig hoss of the Double A ranch, During Inc skiFr mish which fellows, Eslshan Arras- eada Is severely wounded, Iiadine, in love with Esleban's sister MeTs eedes, holds her little blind brother hasilia as hostage and forces the girl ta eall al his ranch, Buck sends a message 10 Mercedes signed by Hasili0,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

his attention immediately. IL told him very little. If Basilio was ni Bodine's place. where were Mercedes and Esteban?
 He was searching the rooms above when he heard some one ride up.
 Hello, there." he called. "Who are you?"
 That you. Tuscarora?" the new conner questioned anxiously.
 Kent recognized kidare's voice. He ran downstairs to meet him.
 Where's Mercedes and Melody" Blaze demanded.
 "Ain't no one here but me. They must "a got away in time"
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

ehippRE tao,n FaSRsR0Fs assured him
 aA0n't l0se a minute, Joe, I'm g0ing te try sRd catch Mercedes be- feFe she sets there, If ' dent, any thing is liable 10 happen, i'll stall aRiii Eou e0me,n
 Kent did not turn fer a backward glance, Like a shadow he was zane in the night, Kildare had dis appeared as rapidly, Far aeross the valley the same urge for haste had taken possession 0f shorty, He lashed his tagging team iRte a gallop that sent them living oAsF the remainH ing miles,
 And while they hurried, in the hills above them,-unseeR and nnheard, miles away in places,-Aeklln's men were moving, Their speed s'as slew, in marked contrast lo these below them But they began to leln hands, and they came on aPaee, The gaps in the circle began ta fill, The iiaF Circle hays came up, Over on the north the men from El0ise arrived al their appointed destination,
 It was the gathering 0f the clans, The Double 4 had heard the call, And al their head rede Aeklin, the Fig nass, the feudal laTi,
 CHAPTER XNNII.
 Caught in 6 Tran
 Hodlnf caught sound Of shorty's coming when the man was still some distance away, Buck had worked himself into a fine fermaRt as he waited, He put on his hat now and vent to the barn. He wanted a word with shorty before he faced the girl,
 He heard him drive into the yard. and saw Mercedes get out Of the wagon and walk into the kitchen. A few seconds later shorty pulled up his team in front of the barn,
 Damn il, man, where you heen," Buck demanded angrily,
 You mean. where aint l been," Shorty growled back at him, Look al that rig. It's been over the hubs In mud half the time. l got what I went after. didn't I?"
 "ych' And you had me scared to death. too. You unhiteh your team md saddle up. Tho boys are wnitin' for you on the trail that goes m to [ I.oitard's place. I'll bring you down In tho mornin' If everything's Q. K"
 What about the kid" Shorty asked.
 T clean forgot him." Buck ad- mitted. You stay and hang on to him. IT he starts saunwkin' again, wiring his littla neck"
 Mercedes drew back, as Buck opened the kitchen door. Tho slow enly disorder of the room and the air of mystery which hung over the entire place had thoroughly alarmed her. Bodinc saw her nervous start.
 Well. I see you got here at last he said with an easy smile. T knew you'd be worried about the kid"
 "Is he all right"
 Sure: sound asleep right now"
 Let me have him, please. want to take him."
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
VOICES M THE AIR
Thursday IiDKA
tWsslinfhense-Essl FlIlsbuFEhl,

si0e-Results of baseball games played today
 sseS-oEsan recital from Cameo Matl0n Picture lheateT, Pittsburgh, Howard R, Webb al The Giant Wnrr litzeT,"
 Ti00 - Current events, Baseball scores of games played today,
 T'.s-The visit to the little felks hy the dreamiime lady,
 si0A-isaseball scores of the games today, National stoekman and Farm CT market reports,
 s:s0-ceneert by artists pupils from the Iewanda studies,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

6:00-Late news flashes. Early sports news.
 6:15-"General conditions in the Shoe and Leather industry" week. ly review by the New England Shoe and Leather association.
 6:45-Code practice, lesson No. A.
 9s0--Evening program.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

7:3o--Address by Rev. Dr. Stephen S. Wise. Rabbi of the Free syna. gogue. in connection with New York Boys Week."
 f:4o-Talk on Music Week." b, John c. Freund, editor Of Musical America.
 T:5o--Talk by the National Surety Co. New York city
 s:n0---Opera recital of Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta, The Mikado.' Narrative of action. scenery. charac- ters. etc, by Chas. n. Isaacson. Pro- duction and musical setting by Rita Maginot.
 9:00-Program by Gimbel Bros. store. N. Y. city. Dance music by Bud Fishers Happy Players orches- tra.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
Showers Do Not Injure
 British G0lfing Course
Rr Tha A.saelated PIess.

Sandwich, Eng. May a,-A shower of an hours duration fell this morn ing as the American and British anna teur golfers started the second day of play in the tournament for the St. George's challenge cup, The rain did not affect the course materially,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
WIZ
swestinshnalss-Newark,,

7ln0-"Jaek Rabbit Stories" hy David Cory, x, Y, Evening Mall,
 siaA-"Review Of Reviews" Rear tFiee Prince,
 ash0-"snarts," by W, J, sloeum, sporting editor of New York Tribune,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

t"1DH HEX uCHoi 1ooUHIuR UIBUTuerS
 Don't accept and Stomach Troubles any Substitute. Used 6y Mothers for ooey 90 years. At Druggists everywhere. Ask today. Trial package FREE. address, THE MOTHER GRAY CO.,, Le ROY, N Y.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

1880 - Bedtime story, Baseball scores in Eastern. National and Am. eriean leagues.
 7!ts-News from Farm and Home. Baseball scores,
 s:00-coneert by Mme, Mai Kalna. operatie soprano Of Paris conserva- tory Of Music. ih,h0-Time signals,
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

pirhana, a small fish haunting the rivers of South America, Is said 10 he the worlds fiereest fish.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
WGI

(American Radio & Research Coro..
 Medford Hillside, Mass.)
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
WGY

General Electric Co.,, Schenectady
 N. Y.)
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

7:45--Radio drama. "The Fortune Hunter" Instrumental selections, ex- cerpts from Musical comedy, Tumble h."
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY


 Mothers who value the health of their chil- dren, should never be without MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, for use when needed. They tend to Break up Colds, Relieve Feverishness, Worms, Constipation, Head- ache, TeethinQ disorders
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
WBZ

twestlnghouse-springheld).
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

A golden eagle has been timed, and has been found to fly at the rate of more than a mile q minute.
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03
WEAF

tAmerican Tel. and Tel. O.. N. r.,
 (westingh ouse- -springneid)
New Britain herald., 1923-05-03

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BLOOMINGTON. Ind. April 10
Fifty-four indianapolis students
taking courses in commerce and
finance at Indiana University viii
assist IN arrangements for dedicatory
exercises April % and IS IN connec-
ton with the opening of Indiana Uni
versity's new $3.50, 900 Commerce Hall.
Among those who have accepted IN
vitations to be present for the dedi-
Catory exercises are Gov. Warren T.
NcCray; Theodore II. Price, editor of
Commerce and Finance" SNew York;
Prof. jeremiah W. jerks of New
York University; Elwood Haynes, and
J. E. Frederick, president Of the State
Chamber OF Commerce, Kokomo;
Bishop T. D. Leete of the Methodist
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More than 400 commerce and pre-
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Among these students are these
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Janet Bass, Richard Coons, Robert Cook
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10. 20. A special train will carry about
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home today. He is an engineer on
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Engineer Is Absent
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
ALI Al1elfyt
m3 DO A1kERIKY
.C.s.T'.K.

Americke mod Arsks easopisy
,oanamui6, zes kr6f Albert Apo
nyi pozvany bol sApaaie ienly of Po-
tAticaI Science na prednxsky 81
stay tento ma mat csil kpnfcs
rencia \ maji \ New Yorku 3 Az
ponyi, ma byt .jfdpym- I eurpp-
skych ziialeoy, ktory mi predpi-
sat q nieroyycll smluvach.
Tie istes pramene oznamuj1, ze
Apponyi pride zaciatkom maja, q
by este pred vyssie uvedenon kon-
ferenciou prednasal v lzkom a w
beranom krnku americkych sta
iiikov a spisovatel'ov pomeroch
Y strednej Europe q 0. vyzname
obnovenia historickeho Mad ar
ska yzhl l,adom ia rekonstrukciu
Eupopy. Amerikai Magyar Nep-
szava " elsie 3 Is. t. m. ho vita, ako
ajediheiio, ktory je schopny .re-
bit propaganda Y prospect Ma
d 'arie Y cudzozemskn."
Y januari 1928 navstiyil Apo
nyi ex-cisarovnu Zitu 70 Spaniel
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
I

'sku,<i <istefk sass M Is obnqyis' nk.
roxy jej praya ~ tr6n Mad 'aiie.
Trsbkrs Appossyi vo'vlasta tasona ar-
lamente n Hndapesti neln6 zjad-
nycA I prfvrseucoN, prsdss kostava
verdJm sAstupcoin legitimisti.
fekych vrstisy, ktors ddtajd, V sta,
nk Uhorsko predsa len obnoTen6
bnde. Apponyi je i prsdssdom
Mad 'arskej zahranicnej Spoloc-
nosti, ktorA je jednou l mnoho
mad arskych propags1nyeh osga-
nizdcif 4 ktora ' prvom fade ME
nj 81 ziskat verejnfi mienku a.
meriky.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02
Joasf s. Kundis.
Youngstown, Ohio.

Ctena redakcia Youngstown
skych Slovenskych Noyin! Racte
mi uverejnit paru riadkov, v kto-
rych chcem 50 zmienit' prednas-
Ike, ktora sa til liza Lansingville v
nedel'u vecer odbyvala, ktorl u
|sporiadal Okresny Sbor Sloven-
skej Ligy ma ktorej prvym rec
nixon Dol mas dobre znamy Rev.
Oldrich Zlamal Clevelandu, Go
|predseda sbierky pa zakladinu
|eesko-slovenskych zmrzacenych
legionarov, ktori bojovali ma fran
Icdzskom fronte "a ma sa "a mas
mily sloyensky narod starom
kraji, ably no vykdpili syojou kr-
YOU tel tisicrocnej mad 'arskej
Iporoby, v ktorej mas mily sloven-
Isky narod I'll, kde ho prenasle-
dovala ta mad 'arska zbesilost' TIL
Il ~
nam najlcpsie vysvetlil Rev. Zla-
lmal, ze ked' vypukla ia svetova
ivojna roku 1914, ze sa mnohi nasi
Il'udia h1fne hlasili ku mad 'arsko
Inemcckej aliancii, lie neboli este
1nadost' presyedceni, ze to bola "a
lnajhorsia pliaga, ktora ma mich "a
Itisic rokov leazla q ze niektorl sa
Iopovazili j nasej sloyenskej int.
lligencii yyhrszst JED nadayst'
lie desisl' nasi sloyenski neyinari
majl skryte na ukaEka tie dopi,
lsy, v ktorych nasi Pndia i'm ma,
Idayali, no ale ze ked' Spojehe
itSt6ty Americke vypovedaiy val
In mad 'arsk ko-niemeckej a1iancii
ze vtedy: uE kaEdy inaksie ma W,
hl adel ked & fyideI, ze ten najspra
yodhveji anasrickJ nemohol u
|tstfpet ] toto nemecko-mad 'arsk,
1n6siienstyo. vtedy sa j Sloval
Ipfesyedeif, ze 50 treba zbrane chy
|ltit' ] II tisfcroen1 porobu 70 ,svo
jich pliec srdtit' Naga Slovac i;
Ichytils do verboyania, 81 do bojs
5a u ~ naiit zotroeeae slpvsn
Io. aby' no I 'rfks draka 5rd a lar 4,
!skeho yyrvalo Hdfne So hllsili a
Gesk sIoyenskej armady. takz1
sme mali tritilc pat 'sto 4dobro'
yol nlkoy Iych SINE poslali a
franeit ] plstili im len desat zen
tov ia den, kdexto americky vd
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

" LlyII1E h1KoDlylHO 10.
'l ma " 0vMuSrdlRN.

XouisstSkn, O.. %. febr. 1928.
Ctena redakcial Racte tychto
Ipar SLOW uverejnit
Odbpr 8. N. $. S. ponJsl'a po-
|stavit' Y Youngstown NarodnJ
Dom 70 je dobra vec. Ten dom
|tu NAL " byt' najme1iej pred 10
|rokmi. Ale zavse neiaka zavist
|prisla. N6rodny Dom w Wac razy
|chceli tuhajsi Slovaci yystavit', a.
IL zavse 50 dakomu podarilo to
|roxbit', !, All v tomto ease zas. 50 tax
|stava, ,ale, ~ je neskoro. Ponie-
ktorl hovorn, ze to je ME potreb-
|na Il vec,' ze Y skole jest miesta
dost' na pool roomy, ma tance, nh
koncerty, ma bankety, rs konven-
Gle atd'. Moke byt' tomu tax, ale
[ked So hlbsie zamyslfme, pride
me ma opak toho. v prvej triede
lsestra mniska vyutuje asi so go
|dietok. Neraz jej Shy kvapnu cd
trapenia s. tel'kymi drobnyymi
Diet mi. Skola je skola. Tam treba
je halu prerobit este ma tri-styri
izby a asi. o dve mnisky viac K de-
tom. To farnost', jak je nasa, tSv.
Cyrilla Methoda, moze urpbit'
Pivnica treba je ma obedoyania.
|Teda ia nevidim dost miesta pre-
tax vel 'kd hromadu spolkov. Spoil
Ky V skole m6zu mat sch6dze V
|nedcl'u, lebo narodna hala neba-
de mat dost' miesta. Len v ta-
kom pade, ked' by SINE vsetci pra-
|covali IA tyin a vystavili opraF-
dovy Dom ME halu a ma takom
mieste, .aby bol lviditel ny kazde-
mu okolo Youngstown. Teda pro-
sim, Pane, ktory ste proti tomil
recoval, racte to what nazpat,
|iebo nam Slovensky Dom vel hi
|potrebny skola este Wac, kto-
rel miesta MET ami len pre- tie die-
|tky, hoe by SINE al ma South Ave.
|vystavili skolu do tretej triedy,
|ktora je tiez vel'mi potrebna
Ked' by So to urobilo, tax by sme
'asi Q 200 dietok Wac dostali, ktore
teraz chodia do inych sk6l.
Som $ nctou,
Jozef s. Kundis.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

tiete deti hclt yea IS ~ vychov6-
y3ns, mnshk dpyt t6ly ~ do xala.
rdy, chudoM Mncos i ehorobincov.
Tefax na sychova tshto deti bu'
t'ae dossfat stit
Radfotsls foncSff eismysel y
tes,nsslsvsunlx (FL1S. Ameri
eky konnll Y nfahe q s. WinArs
ssslAl dha 8. ont. do ptinisterstya
obchodu vo WashingtOne zpr4y,7
d radiotelcfonovom psiemysle y
Ceskosiovensku a pcsnanlenaya,
xe priemysel tento sd elite neyy-
manil l piiepok zaciatkoy, ako to
oznamilo samo ministerstvo Is,
post 4 telegrafdv. Ministerstvo to-
to yyslalo schvalne zvl2stnu 10.
misin znalcov, aby studovala rad;-
owe spojenie Y ifljch zemiach. 4
= Z + "
Jestlize bude sayedena radiovii
staniea v Ceskoslovensku ma pri-
jimanie a odosielanie depesi ra-
diovych, bude zalezat ma odport.
Gani tejto komisie. A keby bola fa-
kkts st&nica postavena, nebude 81
Imoct fAtat' tjin, se by 50 fniest
ny priemyseh nohol, rpswirdt' I TAX
ako je ma ,priklsd dnes NJ rozyi-
nuty V Spoj. Statoch. Uvadza sa
tiez, ze vsetky depese, ;zasielans
radon alebo radiovymi prisfroja-
mi, budd pod viadnou kontrolou a
nikomu nebude dovolene, ably
ylastnil vysielacf alebo prijimaci
pristroj ' Ccskoslorensku, Go 50
ovsem bude tykat' s1kromnsho
vlastilfetva.' Ma dovoz takychto
pristrojdvE Dude stanoyene yyso-
he clio a podebne ma dovoz kazdej
sdsiastky radiovyyeh pfistrojov. O.
krem toho kazdg pristroj 81 doma-
ci alebo dovezenF ako 'cudzl syro-
box bude musiet' byt' registro-
vany u ministerstya postsa tele-
grafov. j
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1923-03-02

Znamenita prirucna a informa-
tivna knizka pre- redaktorov, ban.
karov, dradnikoy pre- vsetkych
tych, ktorf sa zaujimajd cel1 SD
stavu Ceskoslovenskej RepnbIiky
Je to kniha dost yel'keho formatu
o 493 stranach, $ mapami a obraz-
mi, ktora by mals byt ma pisacom
stoliku ka3deho, kto 50 verej-
nym ziyotom ' cSR. zaberk alebo
kto ma do cinema S jej ilradmi
Cena SO kof1n, poston 0 5 kor
viae. Posiels 50 len ~ vopred po'
slane peniaze. Adresa: Rosenka
Praha IT,, Marinsk& 3.