davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-04
HUMOR LIDU POSU.
MAVSKEHO.
Sebral Jan LiSka.
JAk malt krejcik vyhnal
celou hospodu.

= O"AA~A JSSAb ~ NJSAAAO - 80
Nv kostele u varhan. Bylo mi
napadne, ze stava> vzdy ina
temze mfste a napjat6 mi hle-
Ill ma nohy na pedaly. Kdy-
bych byl jen malo zavadil o
jiny, uz sebou trhl. Prizna-
vam Sc, BE Sc to stalo dost ca
sto. Prosim vas, jak jsem mohl
hrat bezvadne, kdyz jsem PRIV
ne sedel "a varhanami, uz ia
iko spravce kuru. Prvni tyden
naucil jserii Sc z pameti: "Bo-
ze pred tvou velebnosti." SloI
to obstojne, nebot' z pedald
obtezoval jsem jen C. Kdyz
bylo pc mAi, pravil jeden SOU
sed: "Tak vida, 'rikali, re
Liska nenmi hrat. X. musil,
NIT vzdycky not!''
Nev4del ovsem, ze umim jen'
t,ito pfsni6ku, ma nedeli ze mu-
sim diff jinou.
Proto ME kriti|ka krejciho
rozcilovala; tllsil jseni, ze je
'od femesla''.
Krejci mel sluch vyborny.
Dosel mne jednu nedeli odpo-
dne ma silnici. kdyz 81 nesl q
Neuraz shupavy tabak. Byl
jsem rad, ze jsem sc $ MIN Sc
gel; vzdyt', jsem ma to eekal,
abych vyzkousel jeho hudebni
vedornosti, jez ho opravnova-
ly ke kritice mych nejistych pc
ALI. l on asi touzil Sc mi po-
chlubiti, a tax jsme "v tom"
byi brzy.
Ivy jste, Kfizi, muzikant?"
emu, tax trochu. - Nahral
jsem Sc dost. Napfed prim, po-
tom dlouha leta basu. Mel jsem
peknou basu, velkou, hlas me-
la iako pedaly II varhan.'
"Uz il nemate?'
"Pfisel jsem nj ' Struha-
die"
Pomlcka. Vzpominka ria
milacka, basu, rozladila Kri-
ze.
"Jak Sc to stale, ze jste o nj
pfisel? Wal YAM il nekdo?"
Krejci 81 snupl a hodil fu-
kou, jak by zle mouchy odha-
incl.
ITO ie, mily pane, historic
k smichu k placi."
Ease Sc odmlcel. Snad iva
zoval, ida mi tn historic k smi-
chu a k placi ma povedeti, ne.
bo 81 V rnysli ten tragicko-ko.
micky DEF srovnaval. Po chvi.
Ii zacal:
"Hraval jscm dlouha leta 1
. i. skymi. Az jsme Sc pr
bis
ljednom deleni nepohodii. - q
oni nasli 81 basjstu az v N. TAX
jsem S mimi nechodil asi dvl
leta. Tu kdys o posviceni mel
hrat ma dvoji naLjednou; pro-
to sc museli rozdeliti. VseckS
Islo dobre, ,jen basu NELL pUuze
jednu. vzkasali pro aane
a .jA jako hloupyf ddbrak jsem
Jim odpoved6l, he pfijdu.
! Basu jserh mel ma pude, stru
my mela vsecky, tax il seberu
Ia ze trochu pteprchavalo. oba
4 linn ii zeninym vlnakein. Pfi
jdu do Struhadla, postavim bs
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PRODA Sc bungalow, vse
ma jednom poschodi, v elsie
9102 Rosewood Ave. Blizsi sc
sdeli v elsie 3689 vych. 40.
ul. Prijd'te, MATTEL bude v ne
deli odpoledne ma miste. 1916
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PRODA Sc dum o 5ti poko-
jich, velky sklep, koupelna a
garaz, vse moderne zarizeno.
Tvrde podlahy a pekna puda.
Ulice dlazdena. Haste Sc v {.
134O9 Svec Ave. v Corlett.
1914
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STARSf BEZDETNY

STARSf BEZDETNY pan,
dobre situovany vdovec, hleda
byt as o dvou neb trech poko-
jich v okoli Broadway a Ceske
Mar. Sine, kde by mohl miti
tez svIj nabytek. Nechte adre-
SUI v adm. t. liStu. :?
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PRODA Sc slusny jednoro-
dinny ddm Sc vsim zafizenim
v ceskem okoli, blize IS. ul. a
Broadway. Bude obetovan "a
So, 800. Haste Sc elsie 5O31
Finn Ave. 1O-5
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PRODA Sc
KARPETY vELKE, MALE
A MA SCHODY
pax kombinacni kamna i
plynov&, konpite "a hotovs
neb ma spl6tlky
u S E D L A CK D,
1916 Broadway.
Tel. Broadway 1882.

PRODA Sc ma Thornhurst
Drive, blize Miles Ave. novy
pekny bungalow 6ti pokcjich,
koupelna, tvrdy finis a podla
ny, vse ma jedne podlaze, -
kombinacni fernes a vse zafi-
zeno. Zavolejte majetnika,
342O M. 10--4
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A: Co sc stale te herecce
Horcinske?
E: Odstonava pry studinm
move partie.
A: Ale jdi! A jake?
3: Wis. oni il pridelili titul-
nj roll v Meme!
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PRODA Sc novy dvourodinny
dam, vse zavedeno, ulice dlaz-
dena,. dvojita garaz, cena mir
nj. Haste Sc v els. 1896 w
chodni LAS. ul. . Kinsmah Rd.
I.
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PRODA Sc reznicky OBJ
chod, kde Sc trzi hotove 500
tydne, je pfi mem byt o 8 po-
kojich, hned "a obchodem. "a
volejte telefonem Garfield
1869, da SC LEVINE. Blizsi po-
drobnosti sdeli Mr.. Zimmer-
man, 4l907 Miles Ave. 1913
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PkIJM]lE] Sc

DO BYTU cisteho prime Sc
slusny pan, die prani j Sc stra-
YOU, koupelna k pouziti. Hla-
ste sc v elsie $500 Lester Ave.
nahOfe. 1915
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PRIME Sc zena ma uklizeni
iifadoven cd trech hOdin rano
do IL. hod. dopoledne. Haste
Sc v els. 3469 vych. so. l. z
Dalton Ave. lO-4
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn Q 4 pokojich s koupelnou
dole to same nahore, vse
moderne zarizeno. Haste Sc v
else 13505 Southview Ave. & z
vych. ,131. ILL.,. blize kostela
sv.5 Rodiny. " 9-6
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DIVkA, ktera sc domluvf ne
mecky, prime Sc ma domaci
|praci, zadne pradlo. Zavolejte
Fairmount 1880. 1O-4
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~ PR0KLETA. -
Roman Emilia Richebourta
Volns ,pfelozil Frant. Lad. Click.

INA to odpovidam jako pr
We tvs mi odpovedel: ia ne
VIM"
Pc tech slovech potacel Sc
ylkobijce, jakoby ho blesk
zasahl.S
"Oh, Madlenko!" zalkal sko
70 v placi, "ze mne CHI lide
ze zlocinu, ktery jsem nespa-
chal, vini, ma tom mna mnoho
uaezalezi, ale ze j ty veris, ze
bych byl vinen, tot pro mne
nesnesitelnym. ,Ba ami skoro
neverim, ze by ses mohla tax
to Ike ,mne zachovati a tfebas
by tisfce hlas1 proti mne sved
clio "a tfeba by mne cely svet
povazoval "a zlocince nazy-
val mne vrahem, myslilt' jsern,
ze by prec bylo nekoho, KITE
rt by to popiral a vici vsem
mne podezffvajfcim, hlasem
volal: "To je lez, Jean Re-
maud jest nevinehv A tax
myslil jsem, ze bys byla Ike
1nne mohla sc zachovati ty,
Madlenko, draha manzelko
ma! Nebot' ty, ktera rhn9 nej
lip ze vsech, lidi znas, Wis ia
Ike velmi dobre, ze nejsem
zlym clovekem. Ach Boze, jak
jest hrozno, je-li clovek nevi-
men, a mali Sc dati cd cetnikd
jako zloGinec zatknouti ak
soudu odvesti. ia jsem takrka
cely pomaten, nevim ami,
kde mi hlava stoji. Pane Boze
ma nebesich, co Sc ted Sc
mnou stane. Hrizou cely trnu,
a co bude z naseho rozmile-
no, maleho robatka, kterez
"a nedlouho svetlo sveta spa
triti ma! Nuze, chci sc
vzmuziti, chci byti silen a od-
dam Sc trpelive osudu svemu,
jen kdyz ty, draha Madlenko,
mne pochybovati, jen kdyz
ty mi budes veriti, re jsem
nevinen, nebot' myslenka, re
bys i ty pochybovati mela 0
muzi SVEN, byla by pro mne
made vse hroznar'
Pc tech slovech jake sileny
chopil Sc obema rukama "a
hlavu a upfel Ease oci sve ma
cetniky.
ia ie zde nemohu prece
nechati do vecera ma seDe ce-
xii -, promluvil smutne
sam k sobe. "Nuze, Madlenko,
prve nez mne odtud odvedou,
pojd' ke mne a obejmi polib
mne ma rozloucenou."
Manzelka jeho ale neslyse-
la jej. Uboha Madlenka podo-
bala Sc silene.
Jean Renaud priskoGil k nj
a otevrel proti nj svou naruc.
Tu nahle vydral sc pronika-
w vykrik z prsou Madlenci-
nych, ona hrdzou cd neho u
stoupila a zvolala: "Hled'., zde,
zde, ma rukav6 koSile mas
krev!'
S temi slovy We mdlobach
skacela Sc k zemi.
Oba cetnici, vidouce to, zara-
zili sc.
Jean Renaud prispisil man
zelce sve ku pomoci, ably il
vzkfisil. Chopil il svyma sill
nyma rukama, zvedl Sc zeme
a donesl ma postel. - PAX il
jako Silence obejmul obema
rukama kolem krku a horouc-
ne pocal il libati ma cello, ma
lice, ha oci i ma vlasy, pri
cemz zaznfvalo bolestne stena
nj re stisnenych, silnych pr
sou jeho.
VSak po nekolika okamzi.
cich povstal, pomatenyma IRA
koma plase ohlednul sc kolen
a takfka padl ma oba cetniky
zoufale ma ne volaje: "Od.
ved'te mne! Pro Bib, jen ry.
chile odtud pryc"
A hlasite stkaje odveder
g 1..,1 i
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lblizsich zprav o osobe "a.
Ivrazdeneho, ami . cinu spacha
mem.
Nadarmo co nejpecliveji
|prohlizeli veskery nabytek,
marne pr0hledali vsechny
kapsy obleki zavraxdeneho,
nenalezli ami zadneho dopisu,
ba ami listek papiru.
Ma rinse ) ii kamen stala
lprosta drevena skrinka a v te
nalezli tri bankovky stofran-
kove, sedm zlatych dvaceti-
frankd a sest strfbrnych petit
lfrankd. .
Tyto penize v skrince uloze
Inc byly patrne veSkerym jme-
MIN zavrazdeneho. Dalo Sc $
pravde podobnostf souditi, ze
,,lupic We zmatku a We spechu
'skrfnku tn ami nezpozoroval a
,kdyz byl vsecka suplata v psa-
elm stolku prohledal a niceho
nenalezl, re kvapne bez lupu
uprchl.
"Podivno," podotknul .sctat-
nf zastupce, ''hostinsky Ber-
toux udal We SVEN vyslechu, re
''neznamy, zavrazdeny mladik
obdrzel pfedeveirem dve psa-
nj. Ia by Sc tedy aspon zde
musila nalezti. Dale vypravo
val hostinsky ze zavrazdeny
kazdodenne veltni mnoho psa-
val nejen psani,. ale ze spiso
val jakysi dennik, zapisky to
re zivota jeho. Nasli jsme tn
'sice dosti cisteho papfru k
psani, take jsou zde pera a in
koust, ale ami radku nejake-
no pisma. Tot 81 nemohu nj
kterak vysvetliti.'
"Na kazdy pad vezf v tom
|nejake tajemstvi," oval Sc ma
to vysetrujici soudce.
V tom pristoupil k MIN smir
'ci soudce Saint-Irunsky, ktery
byl kamna prohlizel, a upozor
mil je ma hromadu popele v
,plotne, zminiv Sc, ze snad po-
pei ten pochazi cd papiru, jez
bNl neznamy mladik v plotne
spalil.
" toho dalo by Sc souditi
panove," pravil, "ze zavrazd6
ny svuj dennik, ktery byl "a
sveho pobytu zde sepsal, ja-
koz i ona psani, ktera prede
dvema dny obdrzel, v plotn9
spalil."
Pc te opustili vsichni til po-
koj a odchazeli hostince Ber
Itouxova, ubirajice sc do domu
smirciho soudce, ktery je byl
pozval k obedu.
Sem obeslali tez onu stare
nu, o kterez Sc byl kmotr no.
stinsky dnes rano zminil a re.
kl, re il fikaji "Svycarka".
"Jste to Wy, ktera jste videla
dnes noci jakehosi muze pli'
ziti Sc z hostince pane Bertou.
xova?" tazal Sc il vysetrujici
soudce.
"Ano, milostpane."
"V kolik hodin to asi bylo?"
"Musela byt jiz jedna hodi.
Ina"
"Zdali pax jste jej pozna-
Ila?"
"Ovsem milostpane. Pozna-
la jsem jej ma prvni pohled
Byl to Jean Renaud, vlkobij.
ce."
"A nemylila jste sc v osobe.
iVite jiste, re to byl on?"
"Veru, jistiti to nemohu, mi
llostpane. Dost MONA, ze snad
take to nebyl on. Ale vypadal
|ohen lnuzsky zrovna tax, jake
Jean Renaud.'
"D6bre. Mdzete odejiti!'
! Ma to Svycarka odchazela
''neustale Sc uklanejic pred pa
my, az byla venku re dyeri.
j Ia malou pill hodiny ma to
ivsedli vsichni clenove komise
soudni do kocaru a odjizdeli
In Evh ~, i ~ n,,I.%,, pv,G+ =, oa,ro Z. r
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B K 8 B N E
ON A M K Y.

KOUPt Sc ceska Hlavacko-
va harmonikaA trifadova, "a
chovala,. dobfe ladena. Haste
Sc v elsie 1914 Chatham Ave-,
S. w. Fulton Rd. 1O-5
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GROCERNf, reznieky a GU
krovinkovy obchod Sc proda
aneb vyrneni "a mestsky ma
jetek, pouze "a $500. Haste
Sc v elsie 94O6 Woodland
Ave. 1915
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PRONAjMOU Sc diva neb
tfi pokoje pro jednotlive pany,
mohou miti tez svdj nabytek,
tez garaz k pronajmuti. Elek-
trika, plyn. Haste Sc v elsie
4501 Champa Ave. 1916
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PRIME Sc diyka Y Ceskoslo-
Ivenske jldelne ma. posluiiu }ho-
stu v jfdelne d jedna divka ma
myti nadobi. Haste Sc v els.
|4s5l Broadway.
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/ UVu uOVVIIIIs TuNAIH6 IONkld-
dajice, nebo so h&dajice.
V jedne svetnici shromazdi-
Iii Sc Ease soudnf lfednici ku
porade.
Ma stole, .kolem nehof Sc l.
lfednici usadili, lezela dvou-
lhlaVhova rucnice Jeana Re-
nauda {! 2 druh& hlavne, ktera
'byla nabita, vytahli naboj. Kul
ky lezi vedle sebe ma kouscfeh
.roztrhaneho papiru, z ktereho
lbyly zatky udelany.
| Miino .soldni 1fedniky sedi
podobns. jako odpoledne ko-
lem stolu soudni lekaf, smir-
ci soudce Saint-Irunskt, jakoz
i obecni pfedstaveny Fremi-
eourtsky.
| velitel cetnicke stanice sto-
liz stranou podpiraje Sc o svou
savli, a ceka, ably byl pohoto-
I've, kdyby mu pani cd soudu
nejaky rozkaz dali.
Tfeti cetnfk stoji ma strait $
rucnici v ruce pred zavrenymi
dvefmi v levo.
Pokoj, ' kterem lezi mrtvo-
LA. zavrazdsneho naleza Sc v
pravo. AZ posud stfezi jej 2
muzi.
"Cetniku, pfived'te sem Je-
lana Renauda!" veil statni "a
stupce. .>
| Cetnik otevfe dveTe, 'da INA
|meni rukou a v okamzeni obje
wi Sc We 1,dvefich pokoje v l6-
lvo Jean Renaud. Cetnik, ucho-
| pi jej "a ruku a pfivadi ke sto-
llu, u nehoz sedi clenoye soud-,
mi komise.
Nest astny vlkobijce jest v
Iobliceji bledy jako mrtvola, O.
|ci jsou vpadle, kalne a postava
|jeho sklicena.
Pozdvihnuv sklopene oci, po
znava smirciho soudce, jakoz
i predstaveneho Fremicourt-
skeho a bolestny utkvi ma tva
rich jejich pohled jeho. Ma to
pokloni Sc pied ostatnimi pa
my, kterez sice nezna, ale il
hned 81 domysli, kdo jsou. i
"Vy Sc tedy jmenujete
Jean Renaud," pocal k n6mu
mluviti vysetfujici soudce.
|"Dfive byval jste vojakem,
kdyz vas z vojny propustili, O.
zenil jste Sc a usadil We vesnici|
|Civry, kdez az posud bydlite.
Jak jste starr"
"Ctyricet let"
"Vy jste velmi dobfe znam v
,celem okoli, znajit' vas dobfe
ii v Saint-Irunu, kdez jste po-
zival az posud velmi dobre po
vesti. jAnd w jste prokazal O.
lbyvatelstvu zdejSiho okoli sluz
bu velmi dobrou tim, ze jste
Ivyhledaval stopy dravych Sc
lem, zejmena Wiki, ktere jste
pax stfilel, zacez dostalo Sc
VAN pfezdivky, nikoli vsak
inecestne "vlkobijce". - Ano
i uradove sami vas vyznamena
III tim, ze vam bylo dovoleno
,stfelnou zbrah nositi i,v tn do
'ibu, kdy Sc nesmf zadna zver
,strileti. Ale jak zde vseobecn9
znamo, w jste nikdy tohoto
povoleni nezneuzival a nikdy
jste nepytlacil, &C byste byl
mel k tomu dosti casio pfilezi-
tost. Dnes vsak, Jene Renau-
de-" pokracoval soudce hla-
Isem povysenym v feci sve, "sto
jite zde pred soudem, obzalo-
van jsa z tezkeho hrozneho
Izlocinu. Protoz vyzyvam vas,
abyste vyznal uprimnou, pou-
hou pravdu a niceho pred ma
mi netajil. Povidejte nam ze-
vrubne, kde jste vcera po ce-
|ly den byl a co jste delal."
"Vcera vysel jsem v pet ho-
idin rano z domu."
"Mel jste ruchici svou Sc
IhnlsO -,
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PRIME Sc pftni tfidy ma
t6rat q papirovac. Zavolejte
Cedar 2021. 1916
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PRIJME Sc starsi zena aneb
vdova opatrovat ditky, snatek
Sc nevylucuje. Adresa Sc sde-
Ii v adm. t. listu. I'D
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PRONAJMOU Sc nabyt-
KEN opatfene pokoje pro jed
noho neb diva lidi, blize Union
q kary. Haste Sc v els. 1912
Revere Ave. v Corlett. 1916
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PRIME Sc koNarsky pomoc-
mix Il Johanek Tool Co., roh
Webster a vych. 13. ul.
10--4
Imperial Valley press., 1923-07-02
aL Na
Delinauent Tax List
7ifv IF m Centre. CaHf., Fiscal Year ,1g2o.I923

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE That default nas heen made
a payment of taxes due thc City OF IN Centre for the
year endng unr 1Uh 1929 upon The property hereinafter
described.
together with ali penalties and costs due thereon paid
It the office Of the Tax Collector in the City Hall
before,
Tuesday, July 10, 1923, a t 1000 O'Clock a. m.
all Of said property described in the within list on which
said taxes penalties and costs unpaid will that date
at the hour above specified by OPERATION OF LAW
sold to the City Of Ell Centre and that such sale will be
made in the office of the Tax Collector of said City.
II. L. BARKER,
Tax Collector of the City of Ell Centre, State of Cali
forna. Dated this 18th day of June, 1922.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10

discussion of those economic
clauses upon which there is as We,
no agreement. suggesting resump.
ton of the conversations at Con.
stantinople or some other European
city.
The Angora note, which is lis
pages in length, proposes Sigh,
changes in Turkeys boundaries as
outlined in the treaties. 1t accepts
in full the section covering pris-
oners OF war and with minor
changes the part dealing with
communications.
The note asks that provisions be
made for paying the interest on the
Turkish debt i'm paper money.
The allied high commissioners
have dispatcher to their respective
governments special couriers car
ryiE% the text Of the proposals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10
HUNGER STRIKE
CUTS WEIGHT OF 4,
CONVICTED MAN

Deadham, Mass, March TO-
Nicola Sacca. awaiting court ac-
ton on appeal from his conviction
with BartOlemeo Vanzetti, for
murder in 1921. today, his oath day
of hunger strike, was IA pounds
lighter than he was when he first
refused food.
The hearing of the appeal was
postponed yesterday for week at
the request Of attorneys for the
defendant.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10
TURKS REPLY
ON LAUSANNE
DISCUSSIONS
Unable to Agree With Eco
nOmic Clauses of Pro-
posed Treaty
HANDED TO ALLIES
Note Sent by Special Courier
to Allied Government
by Envoy

COnstantinOple. March 10. - Al
though Turkeys answer to pro-
posals submitted TO her at Lau-
same asked no important modifi-
cation clauses Of the treaty the
Angora government finds difficulty
in the economic section and in the
paragraph covering the trouble
some capitulations questions.
The note, now in the hands OF
the British, French and Italian
high commissioners. insists that
Turkish subjects in allied countries
20 accorded the same right that al
lies seek for their nationals in
Turkey. 1t also proposes further
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10

March Is. Mr.. Doolittle had resigned
as active superintendent last Octo-
ber because Of otler duties connec-
ted with park work.
lie will also continue his work as
secretary of the American Institute
Of Park Executives and managing
editor of the Parks and Recreation
Bent Wilson, who has been acting
superintendent, becomes assistant
of parks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10
HEALTH COUNCIL FORMED

Devils Lake, N. D., Mar. 9.-Thc
Devils Lake public health council
was formed here with the following
officers: Mrs. Il. o. Greenleaf, chair
man, Mrs. Fred Mann,sr, VICE chair
man; and Miss Mildred Clarke, seq
rotary. An executive committee was
appointed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10

from the illness which caused his
removal from former Senator
Frelinghuysen's yacht. Mr.. Payne
came here in advance of the Presi-
dental party of which he is
member.
Mr.. Daugherty, also a member
of the party, was expected to be
taken outdoors today. His condi-
ton yesterday, DR.. Boone an
nounced, showed Improvement.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10
RED CROSS
HEAD IS I'LL
john Barton Payne, Member
of Harding Party, Re-
cuperates

Miami, Fla, Mar. 1O.-Under
the care of DR.. j. 7. Boone, physi-
clan to Attorney General Daugh-
erty and resting in the seclusion
Of ,his hotel here, John Barton
Payne, chairman of the American
Red Cross, today was recuperating
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10
WELL KNOWN
LUMBERMAN0F
MANDAN DIES
Harvey Baurnfeld, Secretary
Of Bingenheimer Com
pany, Passes

Harvey Baurnfcind, 30, single, Sc
cretaly- of the Bingen-
heimer Mercantile company of Man.
dan died at 8 o'clock this morning
at Mandan with cancer of the stom-
ach and acute aenemia. Mr.. Baurn-
fcind mad been resident of Man
dan for Is years, coming to Mandan
from the Kenyon, Minnesota, Lum-
her company and had been associ-
atod with tho Bngenhcimer COM
pany rs superintendent of yards
most of the time.
Funeral services will be held on
Sunday at the Elks hall and the
body will be taken to Kenyon, MINI.
for burial. Two sisters at Kenyon.
brother who is superintendent Of
an Evangelical hospital in Chicago
and two other sisters, missionaries
in Japan, survive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-03-10

DOOLITTLE RESUMES POST
Minot, N. D.. Mar. will O. Doc
little has notified the local park
board that he would resume active
charge Of the Minot park system on
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-09-08
TELEPHONE GUSTS iTOM.TOM
AND TRIBE CRIER IN TONCz

. j. 2, p
No longer0do7the booming beat o
the tom-tom or the musical tones o.
the tribal crier summon the swar.h.
sons and daughters Of the fa:Aou'
South Sea Islands to their festiva
gathering, says the Brooklyn C1tizex
The telephone has finally made its wa
into the great Pacific archipelago ant
hasfcame to, staysin the little Kingdoi
Of Tonga. Already the natives Of tn
three large islands and the 800 smalle
ones which make UP the Tonga grou
have become almost as accustomed L,
the mysteries OF the talking wire" a
their more effete friends Of the Dec
dent. y "a 2as aE
Thsftelepho system, Just Unstable,
In Tonga by thes New Zealand repre-
sentatives Of the International West
erpY Electric Company 10 one Of TIT
smallest in, the world. lt consists o
little less than a hundred subscribe
lines, most of which are located o.
the main island Of the group. Late,
as the natives get more familiar Will
their new utility, It is probable tina:
extensions In service will be made Il
most Of the outlying settlements In thu
300-odd square, miles Of scattered is
lands included in the kingdom.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-09-08
TELEPHONE FIRST USED BY
RAILROAD AT ALTOONA, PA.

q ...f =
The first telephone line put up for
regular commercial purposes in con-
nection with a railroad was run by
Thomas A. watson. Bells assistant
with the help of Gardiner @. Hubbard
Bells father-in,law. on May 81. 1877
at Altoona, Pennsylvania, The Nne
was ordered blythe Pennsylvania Rail
road and directions were given to In.
stall It at Altoona for the superintend
emit Of that division Of the railroad.
This was at the very beginning Of
the spread Of the telephone over the
country. On May is Watson had per:
sonally put up the first telephone line
IN. New York City, from the Office OF
1FIilbourne L. Roosevelt at 40 West
18th Street to his home. On Sunday
May 20, Mr.. Hubbard and Mr., Watson
travelled to Altoona, then long and
fatiguing journey by rail up the
Juniata River, and the next day, Mon
day, May 81, installed the first railroa,
telephone there near the summit o
the Allegheny Mountains. The linz
was put up for practical business pur.
poses and was so used from the date
Of It's construction
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-09-08
TELEPHONE HABIT GROWING
RAPIDLY IN cONsTANTINoPLE

Telephone service in Constantinoplt
Is operated by a. British private com
1any. The service is good and. 81
though the number Of telephones Is
now only about 5000, the people Of
constantinople are reported to be &C.
curing the telephone habit and the
businessiof the companyis expected to
increase materially. It IL necessary
that all operators speak both Turkish
and French. and many ofythem speak
q many al seven or eight languages
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-09-08

Radio telephone communication IL
maintained between Santa Catalina I
land, 80 miles of the coast Of Cali.
fornia and the mainland near Lo
Angeles where It makes a junctio
with the local and long distance wire
Of the Bell System. Since 1920, sati.
factory commercial service has bee,
given regularly.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-09-08
Good Times Just Ahead.

"Can you remember" asks an ex-
change, show you looked forward to
your future, twenty years ago? Well.
this Is your future. What are. you
doing In itY' Oh-.er still looking
.1Drward-Bostan Transcript.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-09-08

Despite thetfact that Germany ha.
only so telephones per 100 population
it-ranks ahead Of Great Britain wit /.
81 and France with L. Italy ha
only o.3 telephones for each 100 Q
its inhabitants. q figure which 4
tequalled by Poland and exceeded b.
CzechosS lovakia. ~ \.