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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Patnact set hasiSG.

H HasicskS odbor skladati Sc bude
pocinaie l. Tijnem ze 1900 clenn
Y den ten platnost' nastoupi dan
III stfidani Sc We sluzbe Cast slou-
aiti bude We dne. druha cast v no.
ci. Denni slazba pccne 8 hodin
rano do 6 vecer. KHzdy ctvrty den
hasici budou stfldaEi do denni q
nocnf sluzhy. Pokud budou mimo
sluzbu prazdnych hodinach hasici
nesmeji 81 vydalavsti jinde, api v
uniformach nesmi Sc 6Gsstniti diva
del podobpych mist zabav.
Denni nocnf sluzba vyzadajf sl
303 dodatecn5ch hasicG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Otec Sc synem usmrcen karou.

Elekirickou poulicni karou pfeje-
ii byli ma Belair road nedaleko Ida
no avenue 1ter5 psi seste hodi-
ne vecer 37lety William Curfman a
jeho desitilety syn Albert. Oba
byli usmrceni. Motorman kary,
Edward Hundertmark Patterson
Place, byl uveznen a pax propulsion
do vSslechu poroty.
Curfman Sci se synem sv5m do
blizkeho obchodu. Motorman uda-
va, ze oba nahle vstoupili ma koleje,
ze mu nebylo jiz mono karu zasta-
viii. Otec rozdrcen byl pod karou
ku nepoznani. Syn zemrel "a KRAFT
ko nemucnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Boj proti zYySeni felefOnnfch
SdZeb

Nynejsi vysetTovani stavu Chesa'
peake Potomac telefonni spoiled
nosi bojujici o zvyseni sazeb mozno
re zavini ,ze z6lezitost' zVyseni hna-
ma bude soudy az ku nejvyssi ipstan
ci
Y pondeli zastupce nekolika kor.
poraci bojujicfch proti zvSseni, Lin
wood Clark, napadl podrucenstvi
zdejsf spolecnostf moci New Yor-
ske spolecnosti American Telepho-
ne and Telegraph. do jeiicbz po-
kladen Marylandsti pfispivati musi
deIary svymi. Clark prohlasil, ze
obeanstvo jest jiz pFesyceno stalym
zvysov6nfm sazeb a poplatkG ze
ably uhajilo Sc, jest hotovo odvolati
Sc ku nejvyssfmu soudu.
Clark uvadel, ze financni stav
telefonnl spolecncssi jest lepsim ne
Iii kdy pred tim, ,kdy material jest
lacineisfm nezli Dive. K. pr. uka-
zal ma m9deny drat, jehoz dnes libra
prodavana jest "a 13 cent?, kdezto
roku 1920 libra stala l9 cent?.
Spravnou cestou udrzeti svnj fl
nancni stav v poTadku, dokazoval
Clark. jest rozvinouti cinnost' O.
tevirani novych stanic rozmnozo-1
vani poctu telefond ne jen spole-
haiti Sc ma zvysovani sazeb re ava
jicich stanic telefond.
Proti zsyseni b,juje dale pravni
zastupce knmiss vefejne sluzby Ma
10y, dale mes sky advokat Perlman.
Proti temtc stoii spolecnost' 8
nekolika svymi advoka.y. ktefi asi
ma konsc - jaka vzdy. jedna-li sc o
bohatou korporaci = zvitezi my
budeme platiii jako beranci zvSseni.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Prohibicnf agent postrelen.

! Leo G. Woodward, prohibicni
agent, stfelen byl pfi prohlidce do
mu. {. 1919 w. Lexington ulics v
dterS noci Dalsi ob5ti strelby
byla Alexander Booth. kdyz hlsd-
la okna.
DIE Vseho Woodward a dfuhy a.
gent. Paul, bgli zavedeni bootlegry
do domu. ably ma Mich msta vykona-
ma btti mohla Agent volan byli
do .domu telefonem. - napfed Paul
a kdyz ten neuv9ril. volan byl
Woodward.
Woodward muzem, ktery 81 ie
pozval do domu, Benjamin Whitem,
sci ku pfednim dverim domu, zatim
co Paul Sci do zadu domu. Kdyz
uslysel rany, pfibshl pred dom u.
videl Woodwarda stfelnou ranou
zraneneho. Muz ktery je vedl,
White. skocil do automobilu jests q
nekolika jin5mi ujizdeli. 2 auto
mobilu vypalili iest6 n9kolik ran
Jednou kulf jejich ran9na byla
Boothova. Paul strelil 20 ujizdeji-
elm automobilu. Revolver, kter5
White wal Woodwardovi ktery po
vystfeleni vsech sesti ran odhodlI,
nalezen byl u domu. Paul zavolal
policii. postal zraneneho druha do
nemocnice vnikl do domu. nems
nalezl 500 galonovou nadobu ma pa
leni lihu V dome nebyl nikdo ma
lezen.
We stfedu uv6znen byl Bart We
100 blocku Chester uljce ma 10
Abraham Solomon, Louis a Charles
Rosen. Leon Good, Mayer Erdman
q Jacob Ginsbefg, jenz mel dom
pronajaty.
Boothova stfelena byla do Okla.
Pfi sifelbe. jak policie zjistila, uzi-
to bylo til revolver6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Vyrabitele moStu budon Stfhani.

| Department Spravedlnosti W
Was ashingtonu hotov jest stiha i far
mare zrovna tax jako obyyately
kdyz by usvedceni byl, ze dslsjl
jabletny most - cider = silnajsi
nezli pnl procents. 0 1myelu tom
uciniIa v dtery prohlaseni Mrs. Ma
bel Walker Willenbrandt, aaistentka
gen. navladniho.
Proti kongresnfku -Hillovi, kterS
v sobotu v dome Sc. {. 8. w.
Franklin ulice, castoval 2.75 pro-
centnim ciderem fadu hosti, zae-
demo bude vysetfovani. Jakych
krok1 uzito bude proti Hillovi, dr.
zeno jest v tajnosti prohibicoiho u
radu. Hill, prohlasil, ze cbce donu-
titi prohibi.ni 1fad ku problaseni
iesli cider 2.75 procentni proti "a
konnym. Je-li. farmafi nesni iej
delati. neni-li, pax ami 2.75 procent
nj pivo a vino nen1 prctizakonnym,
dovozuje Hill.
Vladni nasladnf oznamil We sire
du, ze kongresnik John Philip Hill
bude souzen pro pfestoupeni prohi-
bicniho zaKona az nekdy 90 volbach
kolem 10. listopadu. ponsvac vladni
soud az do te d@by zam9stnan jiny-
mi pfipady. Proti Hillovi stoji 6
4alob.
ze by stihSni Hilla mohlo mi.i
nejaky nas)edek ma stihanf farmafn
pro delani ocojneho mostu. prav |
We stfedu vladni navladni, Wood
cock. media se mysliti Nikdo nemn-
ze druheho bez d1kaz zatknouti ami
prohibieni agent nemajf praVo ve-
jiti do dom1 soukromych tyto pro
hledavati bez pfedchoziho warran.
tn Smes hotovena ku paleni kofal-
ky prozradi vinopalnfka zapachem
nj vychazeiicim, ale jinak jest to
8 mostem, ktery nosy kolemjdou-
cfch nenapadne tax jak kofalecna
smas.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Otec Obetoyal Sc "a dftky

z hoTfcfho domu zachraiioval RAY
mond Benick dftky ave az sam tax
pOpalensbyl, re pa uzdraveni jeho
nadeie neni.
Ctyfiklate "a sebou vnikl skrze
plameny Benick do domu DO kazde
Vrativ Sc dftkem narucf sz
vsechny bezpeci byly. Sam nyni
zapasi SO smrtl Bay View nemoc-
nici
Oheh dome jeho ma Dieterich
avenue Essex vypukl We stTedu
kOlem 2 hodiny rannf. Nezli hasicj
pfijeli k demu. dom shofel.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Jeden million bude uStfizen
rOzpOCtu.

Vybor ma odhady pilne zamestnSn
Jest delanim rozoociG ma budouci
rok. Z navrh1 pTedlozenych vSboru
lednotlivymi odb ry mes ske spravy
doufa vybor, ze aspoil jeden million
bnde moci ustTibneuti, aby dane na
budouci rok byly nizsfmi.
V metsrskem Cddelenf stffzenO
bude asi $4,000. Sto tisfc dolara
stfizeno bude ma opravach skoInfch
budov atd.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Zatopa zavinena praSklou v0dn
rOurOu.

Sklepy n6kolika dom6 zatopeny
byly, most pies potok strzen pres
million galonf pTecistene vody W.
mrhano byl,, kdyz 1terS praskla
36 palcova roura nedsleko Pikes0il-
lie. Vcda yyrazila do vzdcchu q
rozlila sc DO Reisterstown road. V
reservolru povrch vody snizen btl o
IL palcn, nezli voda zastavena byti
mohla.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Zranena kuSem malty S haSic-
Ske v&ze.

Spadl5m kusem malty O veze mad
hasicskou stanici ma rohn Gay a en-
sor ulic zranena byla v pondeli Rose
Buscienni jdouci kolem veze s dve-
ma ditkams ssyma.
Zran9na byla nebezpecne ma leb-
ce.
Dne II. ledna podobne nehod9
zabit byl l5letS Nathan Yaffe. .kdyz
ma nsho spadlo kus rimsy. jez r.
hla IS e ee strechy 16 poschod'ove e
budovy Continental" ma E. Ralti-
more ulici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Mnnicipalni nemocnice v Gtnnosti

V patek pfestehovano jest deset
nemocnych ze Sydenham nemocnics
do move nemocnica Montebello, JET
postavena byla m6stem nakladem
5000, 900. Sydenham nsmocnice
pridana bude ku Bay View Sope-
rintendentem move npm ocnicA jest
DR.. Birkhead Macgowau. Nemcc-
nice uzisa bHde v5hradne pro once
mocnele nekazlivymi nemocemi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26

Sta osob utonulo, fady domn W.
vracepy a ,chodniky vytrhAny, kdyz
6tery vody NeVy vichfici VIENNA
ny byly do okolnich cas- / mesta.
VedIe kathedraly ma 100 Zen uto-
nulo, kdyz sc modify S vtkfikem:
"Bozi trest ma nas.' vrhly Sc do
valicich sc vim a zhynuly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
BnlharSky kral ziv.

Zpravu usmrceni bulharskeh0
krale Borise byla vylhana. Nejpr-
We il oklamano bylo Srbsko q odtud
rozsifila Sc celSm sv9tem
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Richie pr0ti klanu.

Governor Richie spolu jinymi
mluvil We stfedl demok ratickem
klubu IL. wafdy. V feci e GO
werner obratil So proti Ku Klux
Klanu Cd ,ouzenl Klsnu pfijato
bylo D sluchaci po'leskem.
V republikanskem klubu II.
warly kan.idat. EStaum, tez odaoudi
Klan
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
MlStnl zprdyy.
z krajanSkyCh :kruhI

" patek, 10. zafi pfekvapen
byli manzele Frederick j. a Ottilie
Bures els. 83l N. Montford ave.
radostf mad snarozenfm ditka, avssl
jejich radost netrvaIa dlouiho nel
"a kratko pO narozenf ditko zemfe
10 a pohfb no v sob0tu odpoledne
ma NArodnfm bribotvs.
-~ SVazkem manzelsk5m byli spo
vjeni T, % zafi p Harry Duttor
se sic. Annnu Bejvancickou. Mia.
depcem byl p. VAclav BejvsncickS,
bratr nevesty druzickou sle. HELM
DUtton, sestra 5enichova. Pc cd.
davkach nasledovala svatebnf hosti-
ma v dome rodic1 nev6sty, nacez
manzele nastoupili svatebnf cestu.
- BaltimOrska osada sv. Vaclav
ska z6castnila sc cetnym zastoupe-
MIN oslavy ''Holy Name" We Wash
ingtonu nedeli odpoledpe. Pc u
koncenf pr6vodu, ktery trval neko-
lik hodin. shromazd6ni osloveno by
10 presidentem Spojenych StatG
Coolidgem, k'ery zd1rsznil feci
ave svobodu nabozenskeho Vyznani.
Slavnoet' ukoncena byla u pomn' :
ku JiTiho Wsshingtonu. Ku slav-
nosti 3. ely se zastupy katolikn ce.
lych Spoj. S,atG.
V Baltim re ma sve cest9 po
severni fas;i Sp jen{ch Statd zasta-
viii sc We stredu fsrAfi Bratrske
cfrkve v Texasa: Rev. Hagaft
Temple a HoIak Caldwell. Pc
shlednuti Baltimore odejeli do Was
hiDgtonu, odkudz pies St. Louis
vrati sc do Iexasu. Ceska stfediska
navstfVili Chicago, New Yorku
Baltimore.
- Jiz tutc nedeli, dne %. zarf
zahajena bude letosni- disadelni Sc
zSna Dram. CdDorens Sok. Jea.
"Blesk 'sehranim veselohry "Pojd'
ma me srdce". Hra tTech jedna-
Mich cd Ferd. Olivy. Rezie SEX.
Ant. Cih are. We hfe 6cinkovati
budou nasledujici osoby:
Vaclav HoFanek, eoukromnik :
Ant, Franz; Amslie, ieho pani -
Marie Ceska; Jifina, jejich dcera
- Ottilie MartinkovA BAbetta Spa
rna, ses,rs pf Hofankov6 = B.
Dsofakova; Rudolf Vasata, berni
dfednik - Ant. Cihlaf; Mat6j B=n-
da, domaci - Fr. Stetka; Jaroslav
Benes, 1Tednf k FIR. Bouda; The
odor Karejs, detektiv V. J. Sew
elk; Matilda Horka klara Dvo-
Takova: Nina, sluzka u Horank0-
Anezka Radkova.
D'j "a dnesnf DOLBY Jisfe. ze ct.
ceske obecenstvo radosti uvita tu-
to zpravu a v hojnem poctu zavit&
do SokoloVny.
Telocvicna Jednota Sokol v
Curtis Boy Sc pTipravuje ma sehraui
divadla pod MAVEN "Man5elem
snadno lehce'' sobotu, a. rijna
v Narodni budova. Zaeatek VT 80
veter. Vstupne soc. Pc divadle
bude tanecni zabava.
- Timto 81 dovoluji oznamit cte.
no vefejncsti re Dramaticky Odbor
Del. Vzdel. Spolku "Pokrok" Sc.
hraje divadelnl prest4venf po ma.
xvem Ferdinand spi". Veselohra
3 jednanfch a sice pond8lf. dne
6. fijna. V pfiprav6 ''3 hubicky v
tunelu".
"a Sekci ''Pokrok'' A K
Phi pohrbu Mrs. Ridl Sc stals
mylka na mist6 Mrs. Senger feFnils
pi. Al. Masek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
TTi ditky pokouSany pSem.

Samuel Day Freeland v Bslti-
morskem okresu pozadal v dtery, a.
by dana byla 8 ieho ditkam Pasteu-
no, leeba proti vzteKline. Ditky
jeho pokeusany byly minuleho IT,
dne jejich domacim pssm.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-09-26
Ctyrlety h0ch sc nduSiI kouskem
Chleba.

Henry Antkoviac, 4 roxy starS
syn Idy Antkoviae. udusil sc vse tie.
dc kouskem chleba.v dome matky,
{. 205 S. Madeira ulice, kdyz star.
81 .bratr kousek chleba ma dal. ably
utisi jeho plac.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08
Our Hea1thiest Year

IN point of health the year 1924 will
mark Americas best, If we may judge
by the record of it's first nine months
among the fifteen million policyholders of
a great industrial life insurance company.
The death rate for all causes is only eight
and two-tenths per thousand, compared
with eight and eight-tenths for the CORE
spending span of 1928, and eight and four
tenths 1922. Although in 1921 the rate
was eight and two-tenths, the same figure
for the present year represents a more IA
vorable condition in that it takes account,
as4the 1921 report did not, of the earliest
toll Is exceptionally high.
Tuberculosis is certain to register a new
minimum for the year. so pronounced has
been its decline during the first nine months.
Typhoid also shows a most encouraging de-
crease. Mortality from alcoholism is re-
corded as two and nine-tenths per hundred
thousand, concerning which the comment
is made: "It is now fairly well assured that
with last, and that for the present, at least,
the peak in the rise which has been OBJ
served since 1920 has been reached" These
figures, the official statement explains, APP
ply, for the most part, to white policyhold-
ers: 1.-THE experience among the colored
population has not been so favorable
kbo
Along with the diminution in death from
disease goes a gratifying decrease in sui
cides and fatal accidents. In the case of
the latter, however, automobile casualties
present grievous exception. More persons,
1t appears, have been killed in motor traffic
during the first nine months of 1924 than in
the like period of the year preceding. Care
regarding this peril needs to be redoubled
The gains for health so hearteningly evil
denced must be credited In large measure
to educational efforts, resulting in improve
ments in personal hygiene and community
sanitation. NFar-seeing states and counties.
as well AZ cities and towns, are working
upon these lines of enterprise more literally
than ever before. and thus are saving thou
sands of lives, besides untold economic
wealth.
Georgia can make no sounder investment
than in providing for the extension and i'm
proyement of her public health service
This she owes to her prestige, which will
be advanced by nothing so much as by
conserving human resources, and to her
people, whose most vital interests are in
volved
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08

BY H. Addington Bruce

~ OMlNICK, as l call hil>, had just left a
} little group of acquaintances He had
been speaking yehemently and bitterly
about something, and there was momen-
tary silence after his departure Then some
one said:
81 suppose it's his liver that makes Dom
mick so sourminded. He's really not a bad
sort aside from his chronic Crouch And
that must be his liver. What an unhealthy
look he has"
Overlooking this comment, my mind
harked back to bygone days, when Dominick
did not have an unhealthy look.
1 remembered him as tall, erect active
young man. eager to advance in the estab-
lishment where he had obtained work fol
lowing his graduation from college. 1t was
an establishment in which promotion de-
pended primarily on merit, with, however, a
proper regard for seniority.
AS fortune would have it, three other
young men, on the whole as able as Dom
mick, had preceded him in employment
about year. Within a few months, to
Dominicl's chagrin, he saw one of them Civ
en- position he had coveted. The next
year promotion came likewise to the other
two.
In each case 1T was deserved, though Dom
mick, conscious Of superiority in certain re
spects, would not concede this. Then he
made his great, his fatal mistake. He opened
wide his heart to the demon of envy.
Now envy not only has an unfaTorable
effect on the morale, it also influences ad-
yerseIy the mind and the physique
All the mental processes of those thai
envy deteriorate little by little, and at the
same time their DO lily processes function
less vigorously, to the additional hurt of the
fine, sets in motion a vicious circle that
harms ceaselessIy and increasingly.
Letting envy take possession of him, Dom
mick ere long had still greater Indictment
to indulge this disastrous passion. For the
falling off in his work becoming unmistak-
able, a Junior given preferment to him
on the next occasion for promoting a mem
Der of the staff.
Today, in early middle age Dominick
though he does not know it, is really for
tunate to be holding place that gives him
a fairly good livelihood. 1t is to be sure
nowhere near the position to which he
might, and probably would, have progressed
had he not foolishly yielded to envy.
And if today his "grouchness" may have
eXtenuation in the ST. e Of his health, it may
reasonably be questioned whether Do0nnick'
digestive and other weaknesses were not in
the first place brought on, or at least agra
vated by his sadly envious attitude
Certainly in view Of the all-around harm
envy now is known to do. it would be as
tonishing to- find Dominick-or any other
chronically envious person-in anything like
truly robust health.
Copyright, 1924)
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08

q. What is the term for the habit of
opening the Bible at random and being
guided by the first verse that one reads
A. G.. N.
"a. Bibliomancy is the term applied to
divination by means of Bible. Divination
by means of poetry was common in the
Roman world, and with the coming of Chris
tianity the Bible became the accepted book
for as guidance. The custom is to open
the book at random and apply to the oc-
casion the verse which first meets the eye:
to choose a passage by laying a finger or pin
on the open page; or to accept the first
words from the Bible that are heard upon
entering church as having particular mes
sage.
@. Did General Washington care fol
dancing: D. A. H.
A. History records that President Wash
ington and the wife of General Greene once
danced unwsrds of three hours without
once sitting down" General Greene termed
this "a pretty little frisk on the part Of the
president"
O. What star is the most distant? B. NJ
A The Naval Observatory says there is
no one star that is known as the most dis
tant. Professor Harlow Shapley, of Har
ward College Observatory, has recently dis
cussed a nebulous area in the sky in which
some exceedingly faint stars; and these
stars, according to Professor Shapley, are
probably distant from the earth something
like 100000 light-years, hght-year il
equal to 5,S75, 100000, 600 miles.
Q. Where is Dr. Lorenz at present? r M
A. The "bloodless surgeon" is now in
Vienna. He will return to New York il
October
Q. If aviator could stand the cold anC
lack Of air could an airplane be flown above
the belt of air which surrounds the earth!
S. s.
A. An airplane engine demands air in the
same manner that a person does. 1t is i'm
possible for an engine to operate without air
therefore it would be out OF the question fol
an airplane, as airplaneS are made at the
present time, to attempt to go beyond the
atmosphere surrounding the earth. When al
aviator tries to make an altitude record h
carries oxygen in bags in order that he may
breathe this oxygen as the atmosphere be
comes rarer. He also places a super-charge1
on his engine in order that the engine may ht
| able to operate in THIS rarefed atmosphere
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08
Den t Burn the Woods

~ HAT Georgia suffered approximately
ten thousand woodland fires last year.
which entailed timber loss of more
than two million dollars. should be evidence
enough of her need of adequate forest pro-
lection. But this was only a fraction of the
total damage sustained. Erosion of the soil
and destruction of wild life, including fish
and game, took still heavier toll. Repeated
year after year, such losses will grow stu
pendous, and at length will render quite
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-11-08

slaves there might be aboard There were,
he learned, about a dozen, employed upon
mental duties on the ship-three Jews, seven
Moslems, and two heretics-and they had
been driven under the matches when the
peril threatened
By Sakr-el-Bahrs orders these were
dragged forth from the blackness into which
they had been flung. The Moslems, upon
discovering that they had fallen into the
hands of their own people and that their
slavery was at an end, broke into cries Of
delight and fervent praise of Allah, than
whom they sWOre there was no other God.
The three Jews, 1.-the, stalwart young men
in black tunics that fell to their knees and
black skull-caps upon their curly black
locks, smiled ingratiatngly, hoping for the
best since they were fallen into the handc
of people who were nearer akin to them
than Christians and allied TO them, at least,
by the common suffering at the hands o.
Spaniards.
The two heretics stood in stoIid apathy,
realizing that with them it was but case
of passing from Charybdis to Scylla and
that they had as little to hope for from
heather from Christian. One of these
was a sturdy, boW-legged fellow, whose
garments were little better than rags; his
weather-beaten face was of the color of ma
hOgany and his eyes of a dark blue under
tuffed eyebrows that once had been red
like his hair and beard-but were Now
thickly intermingled with gray. lie was
spotted ike leopard on the hands by
enormous brown freckes.
Of the entire dozen he was the only one
that drew the attention Of Sakr-el-Bahr
He stood despondently before the corsair
with bowed head and his eyes upon tho
deck. weary, detected. spiritless slave who
would as die as live Thus some few
moments during which the stalwart Moslem
stood regarding him; then as if drawn by
that persistent scrutiny he raised his dull,
weary eyes. At once they quickened, the
dizziness passed out of them they We're
bright and keen as of old. He thrust his
head forward. staring in his turn; then in
a bewidered way he looked about him at
the ocean of swarthy faces under turbans
OF all cOlors, and back again at Sakr-el-Bahr.
Gods Light he said at last in English,
to vent his infinite amaZement. Then
verting to the cynical manner that he had
ever affected and effacing all SURPRISE
Good day TO you. Sir oliver" said he.
II suppose yeT give yourself the pleasure
OF hanging me-"
"Alah is great" said Sakr-eI-Bahr i'm
passiyely.
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A PERFECT DAY

This is written on November 2, 1924,
and | have never seen a more perfect
day in my life. Some gentlemen CALL
ing to see us, said to me, How are you feel
ing, Madam, today, or l should say on this
perfect day."
Not cloud in the sky, with sunshine that
could compare anywhere or at any time
with the clearest or brightest ever seen
this November day has been as charming as
May.
Those who are able to prophesy have said
everything fortells a hard winter. We are
cautioned to get in plenty of coal and not
to be surprised at blizzard weather.
Judging by this early November day.
which usually comes with clouds and chill
ing winds, We are being afforded time to get
full ready for any sort of preparation against
the chilly days Of winter time.
Surely today has been an o. X. perfect
day!