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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-24

jem? Ostatne sc snad jen my
| lin a je skutecne jen churav.
Nevola kracel vedle neho,
nejsa schopen myslenky aniz
slova. Provdala Sc! To bylo
jedine, co ted vedel a chapal.
Ami no nenapadlo v tom Okla
mzeni myslit ma to, co podnikl,
co snasel. co cbGtoval, ably me-
mnsilo dojit k tomu, neuvedo-
mcval 81, re tuato porazku utr-
pei po hroznem boji, v nemz
prohral vsecko, ne, rama tato
byla tax hluboka, tax tezka a
bolestna, re necitil jineho nez-
| Ii il. Provdala Sc!
ia millionaire z Prahy. Kdo
to asi byl? Vlastne bylo zby-
tecno Sc tazal. Jiste, jiste to
jest Dublin. Ovsem nebeha po
svcte rada milionarG, kteri by
sc uchazeli O slecnu Setrilovu.
Ale pres to vSe chtel miti ji-
!stotu.
- Nevite, jak Sc jmenuje?
|tazal Sc nahle.
Zeleznicni zrizenec prekva-
pene nan pohledl.
- Kdo?
- Zenich, vlastne muz by
vale slecny Setfilovy.
- Ne, nevim.
- Neslysel jste jej jmeno-
watt?
- Ne, proc?
Myslil jsem, re byste Sc
snad upamatoval.
- Ne, IDA Sc mi, re mi je!
|neimenoval nikdo.
! - Ach tax! PAX ovsem =.
! Sli spolu jeste kousek cesty
lNevola zapomnel jiz Ease, *
neni sam, nestaral Sc naprOste
o sveho pruvodce. Kraceli tai
i hezky kus, kdyz Sc nahle u
kazaly pred mimi prvnl vilky
nedaleko od mesta. Nevola 8
uvedomil, re nechce do Rano
va vkrocit a zastavil Sc.
:. - Vratim Sc, rekl podavaj'
zrizenci ruliu, dekrEji van
1 mnDhokrat "a vasi laskavost
: Majte Sc dobfe.
}, - Nemate zac d6kovati, =
/ fekl muz proste, skoro Sc DO
!, i'm, re vas valne nepotesil
( me zpravy. Ale jaka pomoe
( Co bych vam nerekl ia, pove
Edcli by vam JIM.
4 Mylite Sc, pane, mr2
e mne jen, ze nejsou Setfilov
: We meste.
- Nenamahajte Sc, k Gem
: SC pTetvafet, videli jsme Sc p
prve a nejspise take naposle
y - jeden nezname druheho.
I'll - Take pravda. S bohen
el A jeste jednou vam dekuji.
- St'astnou cestu!
81 Nevola neubiral Sc zpet, n,
e brz 1pockal az Easel zfizent
kus dale, pax Sc posadil we'd
4 cesty nebo lepe receno kle
tam jake clovek, iehoz ST
e. isou II konce. Znovu zno'
'yl md hucelo v usich hroZne 81
nj 1.-Two: provdala Sc, Znovll pfehl
X sovalo iakykoli jiny dojel
/. Lpocit nebo ,rodici Sc livahu.
,eE .Zatfasl hlavou, jallo by
,oEchtel ! tim zbavit drtive t.sr
o. jez mu lehala ma dusi.
Ell - Ano, rekl 81 naplnaje VS.
stIcl.ysily, ably prinutil svuj m
Ezek X logieke dvaze. Jaem
jak jsem fekl: snesu VI
oz sale neodhodlam Sc, CO xiv,
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PNODA Sc dvoModinny dun
ma zapadni ia. ul., blMe Lo-
rain Ave-, dale jednorodinny
dim na zap. 40. ul. blize Mem
iphis Ave. Haste Sc II P. Ne
Euzil, 97l5 Denison Ave. Tel,
Hemlock 42l9. 8-25
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny mo-
derni dim, 8 pokojd, 2 kou-
pelny. 2 fernesy, skopky ma
pradlo, plyn, elektrika, dubo-
We podlahy, dve kryte porce,
.je move barveny, novy fenc, a
'je z nej krasna vyhlidka ma
vych. 131. ul. Dale Sc proda
lot v Corlett 45x147 str. 2 mi
|nuty Cd kar u 116. a Union.
Haste Sc v els. $500 E. 1873.
|St. v Mt. Pleasant. 8-25
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PRODA Sc prave dohotoveny
dun o 5ti sv6tnicich, koupel-
ma, vse ma jetlne podlaze, tvr-
dy finis, modermf zafizeni. Ia
da Sc mensi Cast hotove q O.
statni jake najem. Tez sc pro,
da dvourodinny dunn, phi ry-
chlem Iprodeji velrni LEVINE. -
Haste sc v els. l2414 Earring
don Ave. v Corlett, dru'hd ulice
cd Union kary. 8-2A
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v TENATECH
-RO MAN-
Napsal Karel NJ PrfbramskJ.
- r o NJ A N -

do jidla; vskutku mu pTlpada-
10, re Sc tim vyviji v jeho nj
tru vice rozhodnosti.
Cestujete "a obchodem? ia
zal sc po chvili jeho hostitel.
Nevola sc usmal.
Myslite, protoze mann Sc
bou tuto brasnu. v te mann
jenom trochu potrebneho pra-
dla. Vzdyt' jsem VAN jiz
f4kl, ze isem tu vystoupil Y
vlaku, protoze sc mi libila
zdejsi krajina.
!, Ach tax, cestujete tedy
pro Zabavu.
Skoro, jsem ted ma dovo-
lene, fekl Nevola. Chtel jsem
jet az do Ranova.
= Nebyl jste tam jeste nj
'kdy?
Nevola Sc zarazil. Poznal
jej snad zrizenec? Ale ne, to
nebylo pravdepoddbno. Ptal Sc
tonem tax lhostejnym a take
81 sveho hosta nijak neprohli-
Eel.
- Ano, fekl, byval jsem
tam, ale jen ma nekollk hodin.
Navstevoval jsem nekdy po-
kladnika spofitelny
- Pana Zvonicka?
Zvonicka? tazal Sc udi-
vene Nevola, ne, Setfila!
Ach talk, ten byval po-
kladnikem, ale jiz 'neni. Od
stehoval Sc odtud jiz hezky
dlouho. Rok, pul druheho to-
mu bude jiz jiste. Mel velkou
cihelnu, jez mu vynasela veil
k6 penize, neni tedy divu, re
odesel do pense a venuje Sc jen
svym zavodam.
- S MIN Sc tedy jiz neshle-
dam, pravil Nevola, ,jsa rad, ze
sc dovedel takto, co chtel wy
patrat, a usetii 81 tedy cestu
do mesta. Jest tedy nyni ma
SVEN statku a cihelne.
Ano, bud tam, nebo v
PraZe u dcery.
Nevolovo srdce Sc sevrelo.
Anicka v Praze? Co tam de-
lala? Ma vychovani? Ale pak
by otec k nj dojizdel, neiikali
by, re jest u nj. Rad by Sc byl
zeptal ma podrobnosti, ale me-
troufal 81, citil, re by Sc jeho
HAS chvel, re by jiste byl pro-
zradil svuj zajem. Pres to
vsak bezd6cne uprel tazavy po
hled ma mluvcihO.
- Ano, ano, pokracoval zri
zemec pokyvuje ; hlavou, casio
vypravovali lide o tom, co. vse
prod6lala ia uboha rodina, nez
ii il potkalo stesti. Ale tom
jste beztoho slysel.
Byl jsem nekolik let '
cizine.
- PAX ovsem! fekl zrize
nee. Setril byl hodny, tuze
hodny clovek, kde kdo jej ehvt
Ill. Poctivec dobrak. A me
.i'edinou dceru. Ia mela INA
most 1rednikem re sporitel
ny. Setfil jej pokladal "a rad
neho clov6ka. Mladik sice nj
mel niceho, ale Seti'ilovi byl
zamozni lid6, ale, jak jiz fece
no, otec byl dobrak a tax il.
byla pomalu ruka v rukave.
Nevola vynal satek otira
81 jim tvare.
"A ted 81 pomyslete, Z
pojednou pi[sla do spoi'iteln
revise a ukazalo Sc, re mladi
ktery byl jiz skoro zenichel
pokladnikovy dcery, byl zlodt
jem, re ukradl padesat tisic ;
neb snad jeste vice. Poklat
mix, slyse to, padl jako rane
bleskem, myslili, re jest mrte
ale vystonai Sc. Pomyslit
81 sam, co bylo reel po NEST
Veisinou jich ovsem litovaI
ale vite, re sc nezastavuje li'
ska skodolibost pred nicim. :
Nejhlfe bylo ovsem devc
tenn. Hkazovali na ne, fika
- -, 4 III r.1;, l. x,s,, an L, -; < |
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PRODA Sc pod cenu n,oderne
vystaveny novy dIm, dlazba
zaplacena, blize kary a parku
je hotov k nastehovani. Ma
leza Sc ma Easton AVE. <. 9400
mezi Union a Kinsman Road.
Vezmete vych. 1O5. karu.-
Haste Sc u stavitele FIR. Lisy.
431O vych. 116. ,ll. z Miles
Ave. .8-27
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JsEM NUcEN oDcEsrovA.

J5EM NUCEN ODCESTOvA-
II. - Prodam obchod dobre
zasobenl j Sc zaTizenim $500
S vynosem $50 dennA Jest to
restaurant, prodej neopojnych
napojd a stravni ddm vcetne
garaze. Pfenecham dobfe "a
yedeny obchod. Celkova cena
S45O0.0O. Navstivte els. 5248
Track Rd. naproti Erie nadra-
Ii ma vych. SIS. eul. mezi 2. a 6.
hod. odp. 8-25
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500 HOTOVE zbytek ma
mesicni splatky koupi jedno-
rodinny dunn o 5 svet., zachod
umitr, sklep, elektrika, pekny
lot. Naleza sc ma Gallup ul.
blize Broadway. STUPKA a
RACEK REALTY co. 1868
Broadway. Tel. Broad 22O2-
Union 764 j. 8-24
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VARIETY STORE $500,

zasoby zelezarskeho zbozi,
sti'izniho, cukrovinky a rdzne
jine pod. veci, musi byt hned
prodany. Obchod jest v do
brem cesko-polskem okoli ma
Miles Ave-, zarucena trzba
$500 tydne, leas jest phi S65
najnu mesicne. Pro bl:zSi te-
lefonujta Broadway 1890 j.
$40
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IA $500 MA BEAcHWO0D

"a &00UO .1vzA Nz4x@zAxz1I ~
v Corlett. s svet. a koupelna
dole. a nodobn6 nahore. sSklep,
diva fernesy,; elektrika, sknpky
ma pradlo. Toto jest ,prava la
ce: $4,000 'hotove staGi a Eby-
TEX mono splaoeti Tn9sicne.-
STUPKA & RACK REALTY
CO., 1868 Broadway. Telefon
Broad 2202 Union 764 J.
8-o4
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PRODA Sc novy set do lozni-
ce, je amer. orechu pekny
set do jidelny, 3-kusovy da-
yenport set, Grand kombinac-
nj kamna. linoleum, vesaky a
jine veci. Haste Sc v {. 4313
Clark Ave. 8-27
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PRIJMOU Sc divky do siti ma
muzske kabaty ii FIR. Malecek,
SOIL Pershing Ave. 8-25
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod prodejem doutniki a
skolnich potreb, naleza Sc v {.
1916 Buckeye Rd., je tam "a
ruceny ,tydni pTijem $3.50, da
Sc velmi LEVINE. Blizsi sdeli
Mr.. Zimerman, 6015 Scovill
Ave. 8-3l
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc cihlovy dism pro
dv5 rodiny, ma 10 pokoju, 2
koupelny, da sc LEVINE. Vezme
Sc lot, co splatka. Haste Sc v
c. 3410 vych. 105. ul. z Union.
8-27
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- Ale, at Sc ,fika cokoli, je
ma svete spravedlnost, take le'
dacos jsem prcdelal prect
jsem nepozbyl viry v nj. M
Setrilovych Sc to splnilo, kdyi
Sc stehovah z m6sta, vsecko 81
pred mimi primo plazilo.
Nevolovy oci sc rozsirily.-
jeho telem prob6hlo chveni, {
jeho rty zbledly, vycitil, ze je.
ceka neco strasneho.
- Potkalo je tedy stesti
vyrazil re sebe namahave, ia
ko by jej dusilo kazde slovo
iez pronasi.
Jeho hostitel poledl nan tre
chu pfekvapene.
= Ano, neobycejne stesti
pravil, ale tentokrate pfislo X
lidem, kteri ho zaslouzili. Po'
waite, o devce, mad nimZ ohr-
novali nosy, jez hanobili tim
re melo RADIO cloveka, jenz by.
zlodejem, uchazel Sc pojednou
milionar z Prahy, ne snad ne.
jaky starec, jak to byva, ale
nlady, krasny muz = a tako-
w bohac.
- A ona? tazal Sc Nevola
temer septem.
- Boze, pomyslite 81 sam
ze by Sc byla IA takovych okol
nosti spokojila i Sc snatkem
meme vyhodnym takove pri.
lezitosti sc chopila vsemi desi,
ii.
- Tedy?
-Tedy Sc provdala a zije
Sc svym muzem " Praze. Sc.
tril byva u Mich, aspon to lide
vypravuji.
Nevoia neodpovedel ami slo.
vo, svou smrtelne bledou tvai
pokryl satkem. jimz stiral
celia chladne krupeje potu, ru
ka Sc mu pri tom chvela zcels
vIditelne. Pokusil sc vstat, all
pozoroval, re no nohy neune
sou.
- Neni mi pfece jen dobre
Ivynutil ze sebe.
- Chcete-li vyvedu vas nj
cerstvy vzduch.
Zavrtel unavene hlavou.
- Ne, dekuji YAM, snad bl
de lepe, posedim-li jeste civil
zde, nespechate-li totiz.
Ale ne, znela odpoved
Pockejte, mann tn trocEu ko
ralky, ciSka vam snad poma
lie.
| Necekaje, co odpovi Nevola
prinesl kalisek a nalil. Mad.
muz sc no chopil a vypil ma
raZ.
- JeSte sklenku? tazaIl s
zfizenec.
i - Ne, dekuji, staci. Tee
WAS jiz nebudu zdrzovat. zota
vim Sc snad pfece spise venkl
/. - PGjdu vami.
j - Ach tax! Myslite do mi
sta? Ale vlastne nemam, c
: bych tam delal. Mimo Setfil
tam neznam zive duse a mest
znam. Spise Sc projdu g pa
J lvstoupim do vlaku. Kdypa
pojede odtud?
Il - Ku Praze 0 osme pades;
tidvou minutach, cd Prahy pi
sn6 0 devat6. Kteryml pojed
l te?
Jeste nevim, jak mne nap,
e dne. Pujdeme?
vi Zfizenec jenom kyvnul hi
kivou, Nevola vyhal potaji I
nj lEtribrne koruny a polozil
i stranou Ike kofliku.
vi Vysli, strazce zavfel dome
l. zastrcil klic do kapsy, pax
n dali cestou dolu k silnici.
vi - Mohl byste ostatne jet
,elz Ranova, mate dost casu.
3. - Zije-li clovek stale We ,
i, likych mestech, netouzi. a
l. poznal nova, priroda jest
y lm;lejsi. Ostatne kus cesty
e. mestu vas vyprovodim pfec'
Ii, Kracell chviii vedle sc
- >-.1Gl>ry IE,,tN,o LIZ z,o1 y
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PRoDAfSE neb vyznenf - llev-
nou farmu, dim OF pokojlch.
vse moderni, nal6z& sc ma 4
lotech v rozm6ru 160 pfi 165
str., jsou tam ovocne stromy.
Tez Sc proda .d1m aneb Lofty
zvlast'. - Haste SO v elsie
1888 vych. 129. st. 8-28
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Nova epocha savbe jest vyznacena temer dohotove-
nym hangarem Orly bze Fontanebeau, Franci Ten
Ito hangar 20 dohotoveni bude nevetsm svete
Jest postaven dplne ocee beonu Bude as 200 stop
|soky stop douhy bude no pouzivano fditelne
yzducholodi iez nyni sou staveny Francii.
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PRIME Sc mladsi divka pro-
davat v grocernim obchode.
Haste Sc v els. 50O6 Arson
Ave. ga
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DR. O B N E
OMAN K Y.
EHEDA Sc:

MENSf BYT pro novomanzele
as dvou neb trech sv6tnicich,
Sc hleda v okoli Fleet neb
Broadway. 3-24
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n7 Kaxd<mu je tfeba OD-
DECHU; pou1e 6Ginn1 rekla-
ma We 'SVETU" pracuje bez
unavy.
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CHCETE-LI kOUPIT novy KO
BEREC opravdu LEVINE, kupte
no prostfednictvim ohchodu
KONAkE LfBALA, (. 431a
CLARK AVE.
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PRODA Sc dbchod 8 doutniky
a tabakem, kde Sc zarucene
trzi kol 5000 tydn6. Naleza Sc
ma st. Clair Ave. q kazdy SC
mhze pfewedcit. -Blizsf sdeh
Mr.. Zimerman, 5000 Central
ave. mezi 5. q 8. hod. vecer.
S-25
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DyOURoDIINY DUN o 4 swe

DVOURODIINY DUN o A ,swet
nicich a koupelne dole a to sa-
me nahofe. Sklep pod celym
domem. Furnace, elektrika.
Lot jest 4Ox145. Naleza Sc ma
Oakfield ul. v Mt. Pleasant.
$500 hotov6 a zbytek mesic-
me. STUPKA a Rack RE-
Atty CO, 1853 Broadway
Tel. Broad 22O2 Union 764 j,
~ 8-24
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PRIME Sc.

PRIJMOU Sc spolehlivi tesari.
Haste Sc u jose Reichart, bill
ze Union ave., aneb ma praci,
roh Aetna a vych. 1O3. ul.
8-2S
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PRODAM MOTORCYCLE,

PRODAM MOTORCYCL, III.
Davidson typu, diva speedy" !,
V dobrem mechanickem chodu
a dobre rafy. Tez Sc proda
lehci postranni karka "a pri-
Ginou nedostatku mista. Cena
velmi levna. Haste Sc p0 5.
hod. vecer v els. 3424 vych.
1OS. ul. z Union Ave. 8-25
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PRODA Sc praci stroj ma vod-
NJ pohon, tez sklenik. Haste
Sc v els. 5739 Broadway wa
du. S-25
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PRODA Sc .detsky 4 kocArek
velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc v cis.
.1231O Miles Ave. 8-25
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PRODA Sc krejcovske nafadl
velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc v els
1868 vych. -153. ul. y 8--2s
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-02-02

where withal or simply money. We
welcome ii just the same by either
name
That the Arcanum Club did it with
dollars.
That there is a nest Of Eagles in
Union block
+
That the Red Men drove the owls
out of Odd Fellows block
+
That neat ankles are protected by
hideous footwear. but they are there
Just the same
+
That if You doubt it wait until
Spnug
=
That if lasses kisses are worth -
cents per pound. how much are las
sizes kisses worth?
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-02-02

That when the bin gets empty you
find it certainly is old King Coal.
=
That the mad rush from theatre
seats just before the end of the show
still RACES.
+
That the lollypop still tends to pro-
duce a little ticker.
s
That Friday used to be known as
fish day; now it's known in Putnam as
Patriots" Day.
=.
That there are plenty Of good home
sites on the top Of Oak Hill
That there is always plenty Of room
at the top.
That the next city fashion show viii
be held at the Firemen's ball.
That with all this snow there isn't
show for that new lee rink
That from the appearance of some
sidewalks the city court could be made
busy place.
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obey say

That we wonder II You know.
That McGarry's corner was Tor
merry Hough's corner
That Bugbee corner vas once
Bohan0n's corner.
That Pleasant VALLEY nas once
called Slab Town
That the west end q Pomfret
street was Away Pigeon Hi
That III the nortH aat If oak hill
vas the Devils Der
That below Tourtel5.t-'- vas O.
swimming hole known Phillips
That the Putnam Inn Has for
merry the Bugbee House
That Putnam oneeHaa . seoali
team called {. C..
That the Methea. ard Ep!seo-
pal churches were eaea en- Elm
street,
That the brick building II the
vest end Of the long bridge was
formerly a fire station
That Fishers and johnson shoe
shops were located here
That the boys used 20 dive of the
rocks just under GarzilI Falls
That partridge were shared on
Oak Hill?
That Nelse Gilbert. scaiy Ne
Gam. Billy Dayern. Henry Witter,
and "Gilly" DIR. Murphy, are en-
titled to places in Putnam baseball
hall Of fame?
That Whipple & Gilpatrie's yard
used to be the circus grounds?
That a railroad car came near
being MANUFACTURED n this city?
That the populace used 70 be en-
tertained with tight rope walkers
across Union Square from the top
Of the block2
That the white" or ghost
train once ran through Putnam?
That there used 10 be gang
wars between the upper and lower
ends Of the town?
=.
That this Is Gandlemas Day
4
That II you believe the ground hog
nows more about it than humans you
re all set as TO what 20 expect
i
That The Pat Own a little zinc
.huek that has appeared IN the sheet
for the past quarter century
+
That We hope the makeup man has
ur old friend in this issue
=
That it was made b. the late Earl
!. Willis, a former Putnam boy
$
That this is the month when, in the
Id days, the naughty boys planned
D send one Of those horrfd valentines
D teacher
That IN the olden tunes tine boy
tho made friends with the teacher
,as called teacher pet
=
That Ii young lady stepped On slip
cry ice and then-somebody laughed
nd now they are not speaking.
i
That If you have personal knowl-
dye Of the aforesaid then you can
ny claim to being among Putnam's
lder citizens.
That the police have not made vis
bic any Putnam member Of the I'M
Isible empire
That Sunday snow storm came
5o late for au excuse To remain home
rom Sunday morning worship
That while father was shovellinR
Ut the paths mother was hanging out
he Monday wash
=.
That is below zero Monday
forming
That mat beWarm somewhere in
be- world fer berries are arfiy
g from tHt southern market.
:.
THAT many Aaa holders arc lean-
nag t4 barn sose
:.
fh dr. FIs- aHl the *. If { are
..I..r5.h r4.f 4Ha fir4fs5a7 viii hive
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-02-02
FIVE BEFORE COURT
ALCOHOL THE CAUSE
Earl Davis, Making 18th APP
pearance, Gets Seven Months
Jail Sentence
Robert Tattoos Sent Down For Six
Months Two Others Fined

months.-Two Others Fined
f. was distinctly a "booze' week
end for the police and city court and
for saHdgg others. bat positively fer
f.e mrn And thereby hangs a tale
Take the ease ~ Earle Davis. otf-
arvIse anal best EH03n, doabtlesz. r.
Gramp DAVIS Mr p returned 70
town and #c58teI ap some liquor He
had II I'll quantity quart % be e2-
art-and although be drank much he
!. sad bg The police % have wandered
into barber hop and indiscriminat-
iBglg poured the white-mule on the
heads Of patrons Of the tonsorial es-
adjustment However Earle soon
found himself ia the tolls q the Law
and snugiy lodged for the night IN
cell at police headquarters
IL Sent TO jail
In court Monday morning he plead
I'd guilty to ths charge Of drunken
ness-and incidentally his name was
entered for the 18th time as a prison
81 before court. Judge Geissler i'm
posed sentence Of 30 days IN jail.
Il will be remembered that Davis
vas arrested on Aug. - last year and
that during the day escaped 70 parts
unknown Monday morning, being
ms first appearance in court since ms
his last in the police cell room, he was
questioned somewhat to determine
how he succeeded IN getting free. He
stoutly affirmed that the door Of the
cell room was unlocked and he simply
walked out.
Made Escape Through Door
He denied having erawled through
any hole near the cell room ceiling,
and INTO the workshop Of the city wa
ter department. Further than that
he seemed disinclined to 20, except
that he did acknowledge that when
the captain left the station, the door
was firmly locked The mystery about
the whole matter is still dark and
deep. but capt Belage continues in
sestigating For having escaped
and for ais attitude IN apparently hid
mr. or refusing to tell exactly what
DAVIS was given an extra
SIX months in jail
Robert Tattoon. colored. Of Harris
vile. was also before court. he also
charged with drunkenness Mr. Tat
toon was picked up By the police Sat
urday night at dance being held by
the colored residents Of this section in
Odd Fellows nall A sentence Of 30
days in jail was imposed II was only
"a fortnight before that Tattoon was
IN court and fined for his part in a
fight and general neighborhood dis
and he hadn't finished pay
mp for the fine la that episode. WHEN
he vas hailed into court again
Liquor Causes Row
fw8 other eases hat came before
Judge GeissIer Monday morning m
Yoleed Joseph Co7dier and pero Ger
Yesa, both Of whom were charged
with iHtoNestion and breach Of the
peace They Acknowledged the for
mer. bat ienled ihe latter Witnesses
were produced by the police and their
testimony convinced the court Of the
against the pair A sen
tenec Il -iN months In Jail was impos-
ed on Cordier. with the added penalty
IF paving the costs Of the case,
to Sf5.54. On Gervesa
was imposed go day jail sentence
and the costs af the police action f
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1923-02-02

That whether you call it long green,
e4lef mafuma ron men, jack, tine
The Snowflake herald., 1923-03-23
CHAPTER w
Sandy Calls the Turn

1t was week after PlimSolls dis
missal from the Three Star premises
that one of the riders. coming back
from Hereford with the mail. brought
rumOrs Of new strike at Dynamite
The man said that Plimsoll had
stated that he expected to go over
to the mining camp in the interests
of claims located by Patrick Casey
in which he had half-interest, by
reason OF having grubstal1cd the
prospect0r.
There's the thorn under that
saddle" said Sandy to Mormon.
That's what Jim Plimsoll meant hy
his deal ] don't believe he'd stir
M things unless he was fairly sure
there was something doin' ovch 70
Dynamite Molly ses her dad never
gruhstaked. She don't lie an she
was close to the old man. Mo- like
pardners than dad an daughter PIfm-
soil smells somethin'. Figgers there's
somethin' ill the rumor an stahts this
talk of bein' pardners with Casey
cause there's strike. Me, I'm goin'
to take pasear to town soon an I'll
have a LII conversation with Jim the
Gambolier.'
Count me~>in on that" said Sam.
Me, too" said Mormon
Cant all three leave the ranch at
once demurred Sandy
There came the noise of the riders
going off for the days duties. laid
out by Sam. acting foreman for the
month. Sandy get up and went to
the window, turning in mock dismay.
Here comes that Bailey female"
he announced. young Ed Bailey
drivln' the fiivver. Sure stahted
bright an early Wonder what she's
nOsin' afteh now? MOrmon-an' you,
Sam he added sharply, you'll stick
around till she goes. Sabe? / don't
aim TO be talked to death an then
picked by her vinegar, like / was las
time she come oyeh."