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, 1923-07-29
JACK SCOTTTOHAVEUSTSO
ROOM|NG PLACESDURINGRO DEO
Prominent Local Clothier Says Boost for Rodeo
And Your Home Town. and Invites All Visitors
To Make His Store Their Headquarters.

"Boost for the Rodeo; boost for your home town" says
Jack E. Scott, county commissioner and prominent clothier
and shoe man.
thousands of people from other towns and outlying dis
trictS will be in Casper next week for the Rodeo. 1t is up
TO the merchants and business men. in fact everyone, to see
, 1923-07-29

ABOARD PRESIDENT HAND
ING'S SPECIAL TRAIN. ASH
LAND. Ore. July 2s.-tUnited Press.)
Thousands OF persons were disap-
pointed today as President Harding's
train passed through Oregon towns
and the chief executive was unable
to appear.
At every stop Secretary Work ex
planned that the president was item
porarily in~disposed' and said he soor
would be well again. Secretary Work
told the crowds hat nearly all mem
bers of the official party had been III
on board the transport Henderson a.
, 1923-07-29

Thomas z. Adams has returned
from Lincoln, Neb.. where he was
called several weeks g by the death
of his sister.
, 1923-07-29

The new Chandler with the Pixies
Peak Motor has demonstrated its out
standing performance ability on SO
famous hills in the United states.
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vLAsTNi JMENA.

v hodine pravopisne pouGo-
vala ucitelka, ze jmena ylastni
pisi Sc velkymi zacatecnlmi pi.
smenami. Brzy ma to podepsa.
la Sc. zakyn9 v lloze malyn
pismenem. UGitelka. PROD
jsi napsala vlastnf ineno ma
lynn pismenem?" Zakyns: -
"Prosim, slecno, ia jsem ne
|vlastni |"
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PROOA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod s prodejem skolnich po-
treb v cs. 2613 Woodland ave.
Trzi Sc pres $40O tydne. Jest.
phi mem byt o 5ti pokojich, ma
jem levny a ma delsi cas- maize
mni smlouva. Biizsi sdeli Mr..
Zimmerman, 1907 Miles Ave.
81
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PRODAM prave sc dodelava-
jici jednorodinny, dobre stave-
ny moderni dunn. Naleza Sc
ma Lanacrave Ave-, blize vych.
13l. ul. v Corlett. Cena jest
$4,000. Blizsi u stavitele Jos.
Navratila, 1914 Beechwood
Ave. Tel. Union, 858 NJ. :?
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PRODAJI. Sc. diva loty, kazdy
40 pri 134 strevicich ma Revere
Ave. blize Corlett skoly. Zayo-
lejte telefOnem. Broadway
|2226 w. So
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
grocerni obchod; trzba "a ho-
tove, prodej skolnich potreb,
naleza sc v els. 65O6 Wood
land Ave. Trzi sc tydne pres
$500. Je tam byt o 5ti svet-
nicich, koupelna a najem lev
ny. BlizSi sdeli jednatel v {.
6O15 Scovill Ave. vecer cd 2.
do Z hodin. 3-8
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|. "Secitati muzeme jenom We
ci stejneho druhu. TAX lia pfi
klad jablko a branlbor nejsou
ami dve jablka ami dve brambo-
ry."
"A proc tedy litr yody a litr
vina da diva litry vina?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-03-07

FARMA ma dlazdene ulici o.
35ti akrech, krasne budovy, HeA
lektrika, voda dome, 20, mil.
cd Squaru, Ford truck, DOLBY.
tex, vsecilno naradi a zaffzeni,
|proda sc LEVINE neb vy1n6ni "a
mestsky majetek. Haste se y
els. 102O3 Kennedy Ave., bllze
Luna Parku. 'ii33-A12
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PEkNY DUN jednorodinny ma
zap. ia. ul., ma 6 p0koju,
koupelnu, sklep, skopky ma pra
do, lot 40 phi 130 str. Hotove
$4,000, ostatni ma splatky So
|m6sicne. Haste sc v els. 1887
Fulton Rd., 3-1O
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= DRUHA CtlOf. =
ROMAN
- Naps0la E. MaditoUd PfelosH Jar KdNn0. ~
ROMAN
Pfel0$il Jar. KdNn0.

Cd, te DOLBY byli pan dvorni
marsal a kaplan, nynejsi dvor-
nj kaplan, pany ma schoenwert
|skem zamku.
Vyprayovala jsem vam jiz
jednou, lze Sc vsecko zamku
spojilo $ on6mi dvema dareby
nejhorsi byla ona komorna.
Ona vymyslila hanebnou ba-
chorku, ze uboha zena miluje
sluhu u koni, Josefa, a namlu-
villa to milostivemu panovi. Ia
to take dostala par tisic tolarl,
kdyz jela domu. PAX jsem sla
do indickeho domu ia potaji;
mlj muz nesmel o tom vedet.
Tehda byla schoulena zde ma
ldzku, zpustla polo zmirajic
hladem. Ze strachu pred dvor-
MIN marsalem radeji nejedla a
spala v nenstlane posteli, jen
aby nemusila. odsunout, zavory.
Podnes nevim, ,jak Sc to. stalo;
ale nikdo napoznal, ze uboha
ia zena mela We nine oporu,
snad prece nejsern, tax hloupou
jak vzdycky rika. Sest mesfcu
byla zde v dome jako vezen.
Jak plakala a narikala touhou
po muzi, jenz nechtel jiz o nj
slyset, nezapomenu do smrti.
PAX Sc il narodil Gabriel tn
byla poslana do indickeho do
mu domnele tvrda, hruba, ne
milosrdna Loehnova. Nekdy by
la sem take u nemocneho pa
ma a musila jsem tam posluhe-
vat, nebot' jsem znala jeho "a
liby. Jak casio jsem mela ma
jazyku jeji jmeno, abych mu il
pripomnela' a ,abych rekla, re
ma syna, ze vse co mu namluvi
Ii, je bidnou Iii, ale musila
jsem spolknout vse, nebot', jak
mile by prisla jeho temna civil
!, ,ka, vyzpovidal Sc dvornimu
kaplanovi re vseho, mne byli by
,,vyhnali nemilosrdne domu, q
ubozaci v indickem dome neby
Ii by nell ma svete nikoho."
i LLAMA sc chopila .jeji ruky !
'vroucn6 il stiskla; tato zena o
: Isvedcila neuv6ritelnou lasku
sebezapreni a neznou lstivos
pro oba est'astniky, jako male
ktcra matka pro vlastni, krev
I Zardela sc a temer polekan,
sklopila oci, kdy tato krasn;
ruka tax mckee a lehce spool
lnula na kloubech jejich pr
: stu.
: "Ale nemocny pan blizil 81
, smrti," pokracovala Loehnov;
l nejiste, skoro pohnute. "Pal
dvorni marsal kaplan pc ce
! lou tn dobu Sc nehnuli od neho
G jeden z Mich byl vzdy pfitomel
q q staral sc, aby vse bylo prov
e demo, jak to bylo navleknuto
!, ale stale Sc prece, re Sc pa
!, dvorni marsal nachladil a one
q mocnel a pan kaplan musil d
e m6sta, ably podal princi Ado
-,fovi, jenz byl katolikem, sva
T,ltosti umirajicich - ale to ia
a ridi sam panbuh, musilo Sc t
Y stat, nebot', jak vyjel knee
n brany, dostal muj muz TAX pru
/ kou zavrat', re musil ulehnou
a ma pohovku. NJ, vzdyt' jsel
: tam byla ia, Byla jsem cerv'
nem pokoji Il nemocneho pan
a a podavala jsem mu lex =
a rucil mi, abych stahla $ oke
, zaclony, tn padl paprsek slul
4 ce prave ma jeho lnzko,. a mr.
pripadlo, re v te chvili take sr
l. dla rouska s jeho- oci; hled
}" na mne tax jasn6 najednc
a. Uni hladil ruku, jako by chit
ie Imne pochvalit "a mou obsluf
r. = tn mi proletla hlavou M
ri Islenka jako plamen. Ia des
u minut plizila jsem Sc uboht
r. pani babykovym kfovim u pl
O. veho kridlas zamku a malyr
"a fosnovymi dvirky k tocity
4 - kY:l, IL ...u ..~.,:IS1
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PRODA Sc osmi-kusoyy dubo-
w soubor do jidelny vefni lev
ne. Je dobfe zachovaly a mu-
81 byt prodan. Haste Sc v (.
5O87 Pershing Ave. 81
PRODA Sc dvDurodinny sd6m
o 5ti svetnicich S koupelnou
pfi kazdem byte. sklep pod ce
lynn domem, fernes, lot so str.
prlceli. Naleza sc ma vych.
40. ul. blize Washington Par.
ku. Haste sc v els. 1887 Full
ton Road. t3-1O
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PRONAJMOU SE diva story,
nodicf sc pro jakykoli obchod,
jsou ma. rohu- vych. 131. ul. a
Union Ave. Haste sc tamtez.
+ (?)
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Naps0ld E. Mdyiitt0Ud.

"Tedy mlady pan baron po-
hlizi jiz ma listek, ktery napsal
neboztik milostivy pan, jinak;
proc to cini tax pojednou, ne
vim, ale dekuji panubohu, re
je tomu taxi" pokracovala klic
nice. "Zle je pouze, ze bude-
de miti kruty BOZ temi 49, blh
mi odpust', knezoury, V tom
nevyhrajeme, jakos ze je nebe
mad nami. Vzdyt' jste slysela
dnes pana dvorniho marsala. -
small Sc mlademu panovi pfi-
mo do oci.. Ale vim neco," pfi
tom stlumila hlas nejtissi Sc
pot, ''milostiva pani, je tn me-
co pfsemneho, take, llstek ne
boztika pana, ktery psal oprav
du pred myma ocima, pismenu
"a pismenem. TAM" pfi tom
ukazala ma umirajici, INA jej
v ruce. Jest to mala schranka,
ktera vypada jako stribrna kni
zka a. v nj jest omen listek. D.
boha draha duse! Nepuklo by
cloveku srglce? Tu rikajf oni ne
svedomiti lid6, ze Sc stala ne
Vernon svemu nailackovi a "a
tim tn let lezi trinact let, O.
chranuje pouhy nepatrny IL
sick 'lzkostliveji' nez vlastni
dite a snasi bolesti chorych
prstech, kterymi drzi listek,
ponevadz jest to posledni pred
met, ktery ,ji dial a ponevadz
mysli, ze kazdy, kdo Sc pfibli-
Ii k nj, chce il jej wit
Mlada zena Sc rozpornnela
ma chvili, kdy sahl po klenotu
dvorni kaplan. Nyni chapala
mucivou uzkost ubohe zeny
smele vystoupeni Loehnove, e.
nergii, $ niz Sc postavila mezi
chorou dvorniho kaplana. Ia
razilo il pri myslence, re tam
v bledych, zpola chladnych de'
skych prstech cekal svedek ns
vzkfiseni. Knez neveda 0 tom
mel jej jiz temer v rukou, ale
nezaznel tehda HAS jeho pan;
q mjstrs. ahy jej znicil.
"Vidite, milostiva pani, mu
silo napfed prijit nestesti bi
da, nezli zde ia ubozacka s.
ma mne jen podivala. Vzdyt
jsem byla osklivou obhroublo,
zenou a tn jsem toho nemohl;
zadat. Jak il pfivezl neboztil
milostivy pan do Schoenwert,
delala sc v zamku, jake b!
smell do indicke zahrady sc j
ny clovek plazit jen po kole
nou. Vzdyt' pan sam byl jak
sileny a zadal to tax ma svycl
lidech. Nasinec Sc sotva SINE
ma nj podivat, nerci-li ma n
promluvit, kdyz behala zane
kymi chodbami jako decko a t
hala "a sebou svou lanku n
dala sc chytit svym milacken
on pax jako sileny letel "a n
az Sc najednou rychle otocil
jako trasoritka a povesila $
mu obema rukama ma siji, mi
sila jsem nekdy zatnout zub.
abych nebezela k MIN neum
ckala lehouckeho toho tvora
cervenem kabatku a fl6rovyc
Sateckach laskou We svych hrl
bych rukach Podivejte sc n
nj jeste ted. Neco tax krasn'
no nebude tax hned ma sv6te.
Jeji HAS Sc zlomil, vstal
a jako nezna hrda natka poi
dala jeji cerne, namodrale c
by visici pc obou stranach sl
be dychajicich prsou.
"Ano, tyto ylasy nekdy v
I'll We svych rnkou a libal
oddychla 81 stanula U luzk
"Myslil 81 snad jako ia,
isou tezsi nez divka sama. Pc
lemi, rubiny a zlatymi pene
byly jen tax posety, to- vse m
sila jsem odevzdat panu dvo
nimu marsalovi. M6la take k
mornou, kterou pfivezl pan
~ l,s.t, al -
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zrak. Vrhla Sc ma jeho ldzko!
Ach teprve vedle jeho bled6 !.
ssinale tvafe bylo videt, jak
byla sv6zi q krasna, jako Ger
venobfly' kvet jabloiiovy lezela
ma zelenych hedvabnych po-,,
kryvkach. Napred Sc dival ma
nj vazn6, az ovinula mu .ruce
kolem size a pritiskla svou tva-
ricku k jeho obliceji zcela ja-|
ko drive. Tu il hladil vlasy a
lona pocala mluvit svou reci -
nerozumela jsem ami slova -
mluvila stale rychleji, a patr-l
ne mu pov6d6la vSe, co mela
ma srdci, nebot'' jeho oci Sc sta
le rozsirovaly a plaly a trocha
krve, kterou mel jeste v zilach,
stoupla mu do celia. A co jsem
mela ma srdci ia, povedela
Ijsem take. Boze, ale bylo mi
prece jen lzko, myslila jsem.
re zemfe ma mist6.
PAX chtel rozhodne mluvit,
ale nebylo mono. Tu napsal
ma papir: "Mdzete sem pfivo-
lat soudni osoby?" Zavrt6la
l.jsem hlavou. To nebylo moz-
no. Myslim, ze to v6del sam
nejlepe. TIL tedy psal znovu.
Jak mi no bylo Ito! Ma cele
incl krip6je potu a ocich zr-
cadlila Sc mu lzkost milou,
krasnou bytost, ktera nnu stale
lhladila tvar a byla tax st'astna
lie smi byt u neho. Dopsal; mu
Isila jsem rozzehnout svicku a
|prinest pecetni vosk. Drahocen
lnym prstenem, ktery pax daro
lval panu dvornimu marsalovi,
lpritiskl dive peceti pod to, &C
lnapsal - ucinil to sam, proto-
lie byl vsak slab, musila jsem
silne pritlacit ODE jeho ruce, a.
Iby znak ma peceti byl ostry a
jasny. PAX Sc ma ne dival
sklem, patrne bylo vse pofad
;ku, prikyvl hlavou. Ukazal M
!listek, abych cetla hlasite, ko'
|mu byl adresovan, tn jsen
slabikovala: "Baronu Raouao
Iivi Mainauovi." Tu mi pfeda
papir, abych jej odevzdala, a
, le ona vyskodila, vyrvala M
ljej a stale jej libala; pax Wy
sypala ia zem, co mela ON
stfibrne knizecce a ulozila do
pis tam. Phi tom sc small a kyv
ma mne, jako by chtel fici, y
ltam je dobre uschovan. PAX j
|jeSte laskal a libal; naposlet
Nv zivote, on to vedel, ale on
Itoho netusila. Nechtela Sc TAX
vzdalit, kdyz mi dial znameni
! re il mann odvest. Pocala pla
,kat jaki decko, ale vzdyt' byl'
tax povolna a poslusna - pod
val Sc jen vazn6 ma. nj a jill Wy
sla ven. Kdyby TAX posloucha
la vzdy! Ale kdyz Sc MIN shl
dala, touzila po mem, az ochu
,ravela; ami ma maleho Gabrie
la nepohledla, tax il pronasle
: dovala tato myslenka - tn $
:. to stalo. Uprchla mi, bezel
beze mne do zamku a pan dvo
y nj marsal il pristihl ma chodb
: pred pokojem choreho. Co $
pax stale, cht6la-li kricet a 0
: il proto stiskl hrdlo nebo ucinl
iii to v rozzurene zarlivosti, nc
!, wi nikdo a take to patrne ne
= vyjde nikdy jiz ma svetlo, al
: on to udelal; to vim cd nj; ro
umela jsem jejimu chovani
:: jejim ocim jako kdyby mluv
: la. Ma pocatku byla jeji hlav
:" take jeste zcela jasna, doku
neprisel dvorni kazatel a M
:" mluvil tax do nj, tn jednou kt
= necne vykrikla, hrozne jak
= iGlovek, kterehO muci, Boz
ten pax utikal. Pc druhe Sc
. to nepokusil;; ale jeho lichotk
"a "a jiz take nepomohly uboh
! mock. sc jiz nevzpamatova
= !, Ted jsem rekla vse prosi
!. vas, abyste vzala. k sob6 ret
1.lS.l..-.. l,.:xIr,,y -
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FROQA 81 jednorodinny dim
blize Skolyf a kary "a hotove
neb ma mirne splatky: Haste
Sc v els. 1870 Coath Ave.
3-y!
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CrEIE. PfzEAfYSLEITE. -
Pekny moderni dunn blize De-
nison Ave. o 5ti p0kojich, e
lektrika, koupelna. china ka.
bincty, sklep pod celym do
Nom, fernes, skopky ma, pra-
dlo, bridlicova stfecha, pekny
lot, garaz, ulice dlazdena a "a
placena. Cena 5000, hotov6
$1,000. Jednejte rychle. Biz.
Isl sdell Sc Y ufadovne Pearl st
Realty Co., 3435 w. 25th- St.
proti Woodbridge Ave. Tele'
|fon lincoln 5OO8. j..
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kOURl Sc jedno nehl dvnure.
dinny dunn "a hotoy6;s agent
sc vylucuji. Za6lete vaSi adrs-
81 do adm. t. listu pod zna6-
kou "Koupi Sc dIm". 3-12
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PfuJ1aOU Sc dfvky ma lehkou
praci, pres Is rok1 stare, ktere
Sc donluvi anglicky; neni tie
ba zadne zkuSenosti. Haste Sc
IL National Biscuit Co., {. 715
Central Ave. 3-9
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PRODA. Sc zelinarska, farma
o 6l. akrech. ma. dlazdene uli-
ci, pekna cerna, urodna, pdda,
ovoce vseho druhu S moderni-
mi budovami, vse zarizeno ja-
ko v meste, proda Sc velmi lev
ne "a pricinou odjezdu. Dopi-
Ste pod znackou Parma, ). els.
9715 Denison Ave-, aneb 1a7o-
,leite Hemlock 4219 :?
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MODERMf nopy postayeny'
dunn 6ti svetnicich $ koupek
nou ma dlazdene ulici blize.
West Boulevardu v p6knem O.
koli. Vezmu lot aneb1 druhy
morky1. iako prvni snlatku;-
Haste Sc u P: NeuEil,. 97d5'
Denison Ave. i, y
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PRlJME Sc divka anglicke re-
ci mocna, ktera ma rada deti,
na lehkou domaci praci. Do
bry domov. Haste Sc v els.
2995 Lincoln Blvd. Telcfon
Paramount 2O8O. 81
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RRODA Sc neh vym9sif' dvou-
rodinny modern4 stav4ny dunn
o. 6ti svetnicich 8. koupelhou
nahofe a to same dole, diva
fernesy, tvrdy finiS, v5e zaff-
zeno. Zada Sc mensil splatAa
neb sc vym6ni "a star6i ddm.
Haste Sc v els. 324Os w. sd St.
Tel. Atlantic 893 r. 3-1O
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PRIJNgOU Sc masinafky ze-
hlici a delnik ma podrazeni.-
Haste Sc U j. Mezera, $3.50
Cable Ave. 3-9
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PR0DA Sc FARMA O 25ti
akrech v Royalton, O., Is mil
cd Squaru, vse zarizeno, po
pmpade Sc vymeni "a m6stsky
majetek. Haste Sc v cia 324U
w. 54th st. Tel. Atlantic 89S
R. 3-10
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PRONAJME SE farma O 5Oti
akrech, IA mil cd Squaru v Ro-
yalton Co., O., Haste Sc. v {.
1878 Kimmel Rd., blize Forest
City Parku. 3-8
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PRIME Sc prvni tridy kabat-
mix. Haste Sc U j. Franc, TIA
Central Ave. 81
The mirror., 1923-05-10
Minute Sermon

Galatians 4:16. I'm I therefore be-
come your enemy, because l tell you
the truth?
m HE Devil told the first lie and
~ started thereby fashion that has
become more popular every year. Tell
a beautiful lie to woman and she
will adore you, tell one to man that
is hattering and he will swear by your
good judgment. Tell the whole truth
to either and you are brute. or a
fool.
The glories of America have been
often told and yet none of us appre-
ciate the wonderful land God has
given us to live in. Our country IS
supreme as home land.
The darker side of our national life
is not so pleasant. 1ntolerant bands
of masked men have usurped the pow
ers of the courts and are dealing JUS
tice of their own conception. Mobs
take the lives of scores of citizens of
darker race, and take them in a
barbarous manner every year. Labor
and Capital resort to violence with
the result that murder is done. White
men and black are held in virtual
slavery in the South. Over seventy
millionaires decided life was not worth
while during one year period and
greater number of the poor thought
likewise. Evidently happiness is not
dependent on either wealth or poverty.
The law is greater than any in
dividual or class. Our freedom, our
homes, our rights are all dependent
on its enforcement. Law is the bene6-
cent goddess of happiness and content
ment. Destroy the law and we be-
come the victims of self and commit
national suicide. We have "Safety
First Weeks" and Health Weeks"
why not an "Obey the Law Week."
&C. Il. M.
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a large number of binders, mowers and
Iakes for the use of disabled soldiers To-
Gated on farms under the vocational
training plan in northern Minnesota.
Everyone knows that it is a question of
quality rather than price when the U. S.
government buys anything. However, in
this particular instance the government not
only displayed good judgment in buying
the best farm machines made in this
country but it is extremely fortunate in
that it was able to buy the best at
lower figure than other manufacturers
asked. 1t must be very gratifying to the
management of the M. S. P. to know that
while the farmers of Minnesota and the
adjoining states realized the worth of
Minnesota machines, their fame had
spread to such ~an extent that when the
government wanted farm machinery they
naturally turned to the source that pro-
duced the best in the market.
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smiled into our eyes. Around her swirls
the seething tide of humanity that ebbs
and flows like the waters of great sea,
but her love is steadfast, kind and true.
None can fathom the mother heart that
amid the tempests of 'life, when clouds
hang low, and SORROWS veil the crimson
sunset glow, finds time to offer up a
prayer that we might walk the way of
truth and light.
Self-sacrifcing Mother, how little have
we recompensed her for all that she has
done for us, not only when we were tod
ding younsters, unable to help ourselves,
but even after we had grown to mans
estate.
She has ever been our ideal of per-
fection in woman, the source of inspira-
ton and affection, and from whose lips
we learned our first baby prayers. In
loving sympathy she calmed our childish
fears and bade us sleep while she would
linger near.
OuCil IllCIllOilCS VI tiS PdSt iSHiuih NhSh
her life's work is done and she is gathered
home No wealth to leave to kith or kin,
but treasures far beyond the realm of
earthly things await her on the other
shore while to us she leaves the sweeter
heritage-the memory of-Mother.
Miss her? Yes, but for such Mother
tears were not made to shed, for the deep
waters of affection lie beneath an outward
calm of a philosophy and a simple faith
that look upon the passing of soul as
one that is entering into higher life
Blessed is the Mother who leaves to her
children such an heritage, and blessed
are the children who cherish such
memory.
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The mirror., 1923-05-10
PIERIAN CHAUTAUOUA CIRCLE

The 1929 season of the Pierian
Chantauqua Circle terminated with very
short meeting in the institutional school
room last Sunday, May 9th.
In thirty minutes cf time all business
was wound up; all books and supplies re-
turned and several motions made and
carried to generally expedite disposition
of what little business remained.
President R. J. T. made a very appro-
pirate farewell address, full of thanks
and appreciation for the support of his
administration, and with a brief refer
ence to the outstanding features which
have been previously reported, he closed
his remarks.
The entire enrolment were present, as
the roll call revealed. After the usual
reading and approval of pending minutes,
and after all supplies had been gathered
and laid away in the Circles archives,
the Chair asked for and received a read
ing of the Secretary's annual report; the
full text of which is given below.
Vice-President F. T. P. then moved
for vote of thanks and confidence in be-
half of the President, Secretary and Critic,
which was unanimously carried. The
Vice-President then moved successfully
that the two books: BabbH and The
Beautiful and Damned by Sinclair Lewis
and F. Scott Fitzgerald, respectively, be
drawn from the Circle Library, in accord
ance with the wishes of the contributors,
and placed in the Main Library in order
to be made available to all readers in
the Silent City. The book numbers are:
Babbin, No. O-Ss; The Beautiful and
Damned, No. 0-S6.
Then followed the Round Table"
novelty previously scheduled; remarks
both witty and serious, led by Mr.. H. c.
H. the Circles gifted spokesman, and fol-
lowed by each member in turn.
A vote of thanks was then passed for
the Circles honorary members, Deputies
L. F. Utecht and George ]. Welch, at the
hehest of Mr.. F. T. p.
Mr.. J. Nj. c.. then secured the floor and
made a stirring plea for a greater mem
bership urging each member to spread
the Circle gospel during the summer
months and to correct the whispered
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falsehoods anent the activities of the liter
AIRY society that have been gaining ground
in some quarters.
Mr.. J. Nj. c. closed his remarks with
motion to adjourn, which was sustained
and carried.
%. NJ, Secretary.
MORE: A summary of the 1928 meet
ings is to follow.
The mirror., 1923-05-10

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