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Hlulokou vdGcnosti pobadan slrecny dix
pfaeln znamym iiz podilel pfekvapen
Joefsk6m veGirkn sobotu dne 15 bfezna
1920 f. 134 III Dky ctf zavazln panm Otto Prds po
dam mn6 krasn6ho darn m6ne vsech ptomnych dale kr
ny dar, podant mi Cd D.. pf He'll z vych 135 III.
Ma tomto vec'ku podie D. a pi Anton He'll; D. pi
Otto Priisa; pl John Molavec; p Fran Gerak; pi
BusLaN p Kare RGzcka pi. John Baos; y. p. Fr
Wildman; p. Henry Cicar pi Svatba p Henry
Haiek pf Josefa Jczek p Kvtt (st) p p Mills D. Fred
Prlsa (t) :sleca Jezek Karel Kina; Fa1
n.y. Frank Beran; Robert Prdsa Fred Prfsa (n sec
Alma Prisa; y. James Kma; Barney Mofavec; Rud
Gawlls; SnrGim.
Dikv vzdavam David Joucs pdicem zidli tez
et pImor viG dlky pi Frantiska Moavec p Marie Prsa
mole nmnzekaza upravei ctne pl Jezek "a
vvponoc pli pavenf tabue Pod doinen ooo vecku
vam vsem. kdoz vynasnaz tax velko lado spdsoti
mole neskona6 ky ustdni ze vzdy budu pf
chynosti Vas vynasnazlm yzaemn6 yam odm6n.
Vd6cny JOSEF WILDAIAN.
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PAMATUJETE 81, KDYz

holeni stale 1Oc?
vstupne do obrazkovych di.
vadel SC?
stFihani vlasl Csc?
kdy denni plat byl mnohdy
81?
kdy par bot stal So?
kdy byly 3centove restau.
ranty?
kdy lekar zadal "a navste-
WI 81?
kdy jste koupili "a SC bali.
eek cigaret a "a pet'ak byl
dobry doutnik?
kdy "a overalls postacilo
soc, "a tydenni bord i sc stra-
YOU 81?
kdy "a cely oblek stacilo
Sis?
kdy reznik pro vaseho A.
midora pridal zadarmo kus
iatek':
kdy vam matka dala 81, ably
ste cd groceristy pfinesli 20
liber cukru?
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(. NA$Im JQsEFoM.
4 pEPIckAM,
Ia nasich mladDch let /.
byudl sect jako kDct

"Emanku, Emanku. /, ;e sko-
dy nadslano. ze Sc nejmehujes ta-
ke Josef" povidal isem vcera pfi-
tel j. kdyz jsine Sc ma nabfezi pro
chazeli ma slunicku.
To jsou feci. Fifi," odvshl
pfitel. jenz cd let studentskych
snasel Sc mnou dobre i zle, jako
rodny bratr. ''Jakobys byl ne
kdy chystal pro nine dary,e ty. Cd
nshoz Sc ami fosforova sirka ne
vzchytne
"Zadrz. clovsce zlolajny a ne
chtsj tax mrzce slapati stare pfaa.
telstvi v poulicni rmut a prachl
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kolesa. ten jists BY taky ;el va

kolesa. ten jists BY taky ;el va
mi -
ITO je hrob!' zahuSel Ema-
mex ' pokoji "a dvefmi. ia ov-
Sem zladil tvaf k Mathematician
dsmeyu, tfebas ze byl jsem v nj
tru ohromen takovym nadslenim.
a kdyz jsem 81 oddechl. odtusil
jsefn.
Il $ radosti. milostpani, budou-
Ii jen sleSny
"BoEe. to budou holky rady."
libovala 81 milostpani a my, chtsj,
nechtsj. konali hned patfiSne pfi-
pravy. Exkurse dysma pannami
ma josefskou- -pout': znamenala 81
&c pro mas financni katastrofu. ale
nasadif isme posledni zlatniky
vsak Sc do prvniho tech ctrnact
. dnl nsjak vytlu6eme. A nell. tu
stara Rapkova musi mas zalozit.
Nadesla josefska nedsle. -
Pout' nebyla dakko a my hned
20 ob6ds hajdy ma nj. Ja po pra-
| vici 5 zivou Pepkou. Emanek pro-
vaKel Ease unylou Agnes. ma niz
zn6ti byly stopy klasterni vycho-
w. 8
Vyhlizelo to jinak. nezli dnes
ma tom starem "Josefsplace"
q ma Revolucnim namssti, iak
nyni my fikame. More lidstva,
pfilivy novych novych poutnikd
cd Pofi6e. Cd PHkopu. z Celetne
ulice. vsude hluk. kfik. chaos. z
nshoi pronikaly zvuky pist' al. fr-
ka6ek. brumajzli. kolovratki a
vsech moznych nemoznych ma.
| stroji hudebnich. Ma prave stra.
ne sklebil Sc ma mas ohromny ra.
kousky Moloch = kadetni skoia
- polykajici We SVEN chrtanu &c.
ske jinochy. Podel nj ma chod.
niku rozlozen byl fetsz bab. pro.
ddvajlcich pomerance.i pffznaGny
to arikl poutni. ale iak pfisern;
tn tlacenice! Jasajici narod pfi
tiskl nam druzice 1zeiii k tslu. my
S Emankem zacli Sc rozehfivat ;
rytifsky svym pannam razit cest,
k te babe. ktera prodavala prav,
''messinky". koupili jsme dceran
PAM kvartyrske po jednom mad
hernem exemplaru obstavs plul
$ proudem Ease dal. u Prasn'
brany bylo nutno otocit.
Agnes. nechtsla bys kyselo,
okurku?" vyjelo to nahle sm
Pepky. Agnes Sc usklfbla a VII,
ny Emanek zabocil ihned k per
nikafi. vazne a sebevsdome. ia
koby nyni vstupova1 k Julisovi
ably sve privodkyni nabidl PERM
kove srdce. ITO vsecko lasky!'
stalo ma mem psano Agnes pyfi
la Sc, az mns il bylo Ito. Neby
10 vsak vyhnuti, ia musil nasle
dovati ieho pfikladu a tax chy
tlava Pepka v zapsti tfimala
rukou podobne srdce, jenze S he
slem ''Vsrni az "a hrob! =" 4
ted kolotavem viru pout oven
bylo nam jjiz volnsji. blaze a ne
vyslovns libezne, Emankova A
gnes dokonce Sc zapomnsla upei
pat zivsiii Sc rozhlizela po a
trakcich. rozestavenych kolem ko
steliku kapucinI. Vsak stall ism
jiz pod marionettami barnumsk
panoramy, kde pred vchodem Wy
volavajfcf "kraska' vabila mas k
vstupu: 'Panove, jen racte dal
To platte 30 kr. Zde 81 vytah
nete jeden listek a ma kazdou ka
til musite udslat stssti. Kdybyst
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Chyba V insertu

Praadk k majiteli vilK; IN
seroval jste, ze je villa celia k
obyvani, a ted Mi nabizite jen
jednu komurku.'
Mattel: "To byla chyba Il
sku. Pffdali tam Garku ia "a.
Melc byti: celia k obyvani. .
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kdy jste platili ma poulic-
Mich karach &c a jeste "a tran
sfer dostali cent nazpet?
atd. atd. atd.
A ted dalSi Otazka - pfa-
Ii byste 81, ably Sc tyto dny
Ease vratily?
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ROZSIkOVANf Sc AUTO
SPORTU.

Jak OZnamuJe statlStlka
vsech motorovych vozidel, ma
dnes kazdy sedmy obcan Spo-
jenych Statu automobil. Nej-
,etsimu pozehnani autovemu
Sc test Kalifornie, kde vlastni
kazdy treti clovek auto, kdez-
to v Alabame pride jeden
stroj teprve ma kazdou osm-
nactOu dust.
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tel samel Gene mqzete protauso-
vat. Tez zde uyidite jedno tele
Sc sedmi nohami, dvsma Havana
q jednim tslem j Albiny. Tito
lide mali cervehk oci a bile VIA
sy. We dne nevidi, v noci W.
chazeji ma low a 60 potkavaji. ta-
ke "a pokrm vezmou.
Tyto rarity ami mas tax nevabi-
ly jako to pozemske stssti. Vyta.
hi jslne 81 tedy kazdy svoji pla-
nctu a k uzasu jsrne Sc dozvedsli,
ze kazdy mas z provoda bude
miti Sc svou prdvodkyni svatbu.
Emanek hrizou koprnsl a jists
byl by Agnes Sc mnou 'protauso-
val" "a Pepku, ktera ien hofela
a spise Sc mu zamlouvala.
A tax hodiha mijela hodinu a
"a tu dobu pro;li isme jii pouti
aspoh desetkrate, zastavivse Sc
take ma "divadelnim'' pfedstaveni
u stareho Vocaska. Ma draha Pc
picka. ktera chodila do areny ma
hradbach, msla, divadelni talent
dovedla napodobit deklamaci
loutkoveho fiditele:
| Fajfkustrkaci 'pojd' sem!
Bastonadou a cajmrskem ts vyca-
stovati dam. 'esli Sc neodebefes ma
stranu severojiSni a princesku AL
cesku. potvoru to zivou. neboli
mofskou sem nepfivedes. A pax
pGjdeme spolu do cimr-parade-
pokoiicka ma salek 6ernyho kafe-
te -
TAX bawla mas deva al do sou
mraku. kdy bylo; nutno Sc podi-
vat Sc jests ma Pdtovku v Zizko-
We. kde tancem koncila kazda pra,
va iosefska pout'. Zamifii jsme
i tam. Ma sale. vyzdobenem pa
pirovymi guirlandami. bylo jjiiz IL
vo. hudba hrala ien ma plechy a
kdyz observation-disclosures vice fouk-
null do sveho nastroje, sypaly Sc
tabulky v oknech. Tou dobou
hrala hudba pravs aasovou polku
"Okolo mssice kola Sc delaii ="
Nv kole take sc to roztocilo tax,
ze hlava sla kolem. A vsecko
. do leva". V tom prvni prazsky
Pepe zafval 'solo!" Tane6-
nici Sc uklidili a ''kral tance" pro.
vadel svoji sam. 60 zatim druzi
, Pepfci provazeli ho sborem:
Ma Pdtopce ma Zizkope
tam je candrnai::
kaid0 drSi "leuanduliI"
"a. suk1d a sDoncpdj.
"Spuksna'' mlaskne
tadra bum!":
daj' tupldk nuzikonlllm!!''
A pax ie brdjgt = potot
ma cciickl dim 2"
Po teto pfekrasne solove parti
my nasimi devami vrhli Sc dc
tanecniho besneni a vrtsli Sc Jake
smyslG zbaveni. Pepka hofels
vic nezli pred tim a unyla Agne.
" Emankovs naruci rozkosi vzdy.
chala jen: ABR. Cot! = pane
doktor - abr Gott!"
Bylo vsak take nutno pomysIe-
Il ma navrat. honetns. abychom
do s. vecerni hvls donna. Slo to
mezi vymoly vedlc vselijakych
roklf u lom6 dosti spatne, kracel
isme We slusne vzdalenosti cd Sc.
be opatrne, chvilemi ! "spuksna
mlaskla - nu, ami bez teto RADIO
sti V jafe mladi Sc .Josefska pout'
neodbyla. zylaste kdyz byl "sve,
jako kvst"
a kdyz jsme utancovane dsvy
pani kvartyrske poctive vratili,
padla nam Ia dobra zena do ma
ruce a zacla nfs; hubickovat, COZ
nam arci nebylo uz tax who'd. A
druhy den povidala 81 celia Tru-
!, hlafska ulice. "jak ii doktofii, CO
bydleji u Rapkuu, jsou "gemuet-
lich PAM a jak ''salant!"
kde jsou ty easy. Emanku,
. vid = posteskl jscm 81 mu je-
Ste vcera pfi rozchodu.
Emanek Sc zaJumal SaLI IA,
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Monolog masizela marnive pa
:. niGky.
Re je k;vilcc tfeba, pepez,
jeste. penez "a raksszas -
fekl slavny yojevldce,
ktery davno I'll a zhas'.
Tohle oysem mohl rici
ijen, kdo vodil vojfny,
ia zas penez potrebuH
spis pro pokoj rodinny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-19

Je yeci velmi divu hodnou.
= ac pripad ten vZacny neni,
kdyz z pre,lnaSky o Jedlyct;
houbach
jdou pcsluchaci otraveni.
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stories Nothing good win come OF
Zubin's visit but the money he brings.
unless by any chance he has news Of
Stepan. Meanwhile. dear madame,
bore myself. rather wish that had
been born nm American"
The woman showed no sign of an
ger, yet somehow or other she seemed
TO dlffuse an atmosphere of contempt
lit is perhaps pity she admitted,
that YOU are descended from one of
the greatest rulers the world has ever
known. Il Is perhaps a pity"
Give me something to rule over"
the girl declared. and l win be repent
ant--the souls and Liberties of few
million people, or the hearts Of a few
men. am twenty-three years old and
the sun is warm. And then there Is
the music. our one resource when there
is no money to gamble with. What Is
the use Of music. madame, TO one who
lives behind the bars? It simply makes
one pun III them a little harder. / am
as badly or as Stepan himself. who
loves me from behind the fortress
walls. Sometimes / wish that | were
there with him"
Madame De Poniere reached for an
ivory topped stick and rose TO her feet
Almost as though by raagIc, from
somewhere within the dim. cool re-
cesses Of the room beyond. the gray
haired manservant was by her side.
She leaned upon his arm
I'VE drive al four o'clock. Pauline"
she said. afterwards. we will watch
the play at the Sporting club"
Pauline shrugged her shoulders. II
was the same yesterday afternoon. and
every day behind Il would probably
he tie same tomorrow. She looked in
tently aeross the narrow gorge toward
thar other villa. A two-seared car
had turned IN from The road and was
crawling up the winding avenue. She
stretched out her hand for the Geld
glasses which lay Oh the table ~ her
side, TIE dgure Of the young man ct
the wheel WAS familiar to her.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
CHAPTER IV-Continued

There vas a somewhat hectic silence
fer several moments Madame Lenore
cvuld sea .cey conceal her contempt
for the crudeness Of this purItanical
Euglishuaan MYRTLE herself felt as
Though a dream Of paradise were fad
sng away. Gerald because he was
good fellow enough at heart. felt
further inslstence impossible lie was
quite content to drift into danger; he
was not casuist enough to evade a
plain warming
well / suppose we shall have to let
this d.sagreeahle fellow have his way
ne declared Take her along, madame,
snd see what you can do You hear
my friends idea-plaln blue serge but
toned up 10 the throat, cashmere
stockings and square-toed shoes"
t'rhere will he compromise"
madame declared firmly And for
the rest, little one, do not trouble too
much. she whispered as she led
Myrtle away II shall keep these
clothes Just as they are, until the 9th
~ gentleman has made up his mind to
saeddle no longer Come to me when
you are ready ! can make you look
SO that ulord will take notice Of no
ether woman"
Myrtiles eyes were swimming with
tears.
III was Just for him that I wanted
20 keep Jhese clothes" she said. 81
wanted him to take me ont and to feel
that / looked Ike other girls. As for
Monsieur Christopher, / detest him"
In tile showroom outside neither OF
ahe two young men was particularly
disposed for conversation. Christopher
gelt distinct return of his first appre-
aensien concerning Gcrnlds attitude
towards MYRTLE, while Gerald himself
was conscious Of vague sense of re-
sentiment mt his friends interference,
She more poignant perhaps. because
Of It's wisdom. Anything in the ma
1ure of an explanation between the
two was rendered imp "sslble by the
a1Baslness OF the room and the pres
euce of the shop assistants So Ger
sid eontenred himself with lighting
cigarette, while Christopher studied a
aook az fashions,
Presently MYRTLE came OUT &c them
once more The transformation was
8till amazing, but the blue serge cos
tune was absolutely plain except for
igs thick edgiug Of braid. and the little
toque, with it's dark blue quill, abso.
lutoly free from ornamentatlon. Yet
81 seemed almost incredible that this
graceful girl who came towards them
8 ut,le sbyly hut with perfect self
possession should indeed be the peas
eat child WHO had been under their
care for rather less than tweuty-four
Aours.
"AademoiseIle is transformed"
Madame Leuore declared "She has
uatural elegance In the simplest
clothes could give her. she would
still create an Impression. I have
done my best. Milford ana monsieur. j
trust that you are satisfied"
Il am going TO take MYRTLE to Clro's
60 lunch Come along. Christopher"
said Gerald.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
Stadium at Verdun. Gets
Name of London Park"

A standard athletic stadium, with
regulation rugby and association foot
ball fields, running tracks, veIodrome,
grandstands and clubhouse, being
erected on the edge Of battered Yer,
dun, is evidence of the place which
outdoor sports and athletics now oc-
cupy in French life.
London park" as the now grounds
will be known, in grateful appreeia-
ton of the fact that $4,000 francs Of
the amount necessary for the expense
involved were subscribed in London,
is soon to be officially inaugurated.
A straightaway cinder path chute
of geo meters is now completed and
the plans call for circular cinder
track of 500 meters. Seating accom-
modations win be provided for 10000
spectators, with additional room for
20,O00 standees.
The work commenced last summer
has been somewhat delayed owing to
the fact that the site OF the stadium
is between the Tour de Champs and
the Pore Chaussee, in the center of
the worst shell-torn area surrounding
the town, and workman had to proceed
very carefully. as their picks on many
occasions turned up duds which ex-
ploded with belated fury.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
Athletic Period Purely
Matter Of Clean Living

Age and its relation to athletics is
coming in for considerable attention.
Kilbane at thirty-four was an Older
man pugilistically than Jess Willard
at forty. over in England there is a
man, Mai. George Putnam VINO IS
eighty years old. and he plays lawn
tennis every day.
Fitzsimmons was Kilbane's age
when he won the heavyweight cham
pionship. The Senior Golfers assoc
citation has many members in the six
ties and seventies who play better
go.f now than men in their thirtlas
1 all depends pretty much on h'"
a man takes care of himself
In professional sport an athlete is
regarded as a veteran after ieN
years Of competition. Ball players
and boxers can be under eighty ni
he referred to as veterans. Benny
Leonard, the lightweight champion
a dapper young person, but baza-
fans speak of him as the 7etel P
lightweight champion.
In other sports it works the other
way. Willie Hoppe viii always he rr
garded as a youth He hasn't changed
much in appearance, and the Ea'.'s
impression of him as youth Nsa "
difficult to erase.
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lined face, but tall and Of powerful
build. He possessed to the full the
immobIity Of feature Of the trained
English servant. but their was some
thing entirely foreign In his sphinx
like attitude and expression. He had
the air Of one who neither saw nor
heard save at his mistress orders.
Il am weary of everything here ex-
cept the sum-" Pauline declared de
liberately.
The woman opposite knocked the
ash from her cigarette. Hers was an
aged and withered face, but her black
eyes were still full of life and fire.
Her long, thin hand, on which flashed
several strangely set rings, was sud
denly extended toward the waiting
servant without a word he bowed
and disappeared.
"one must watt" Madame de
Poniere declared.
"For what" the girl asked lazily.
The older womans eyes gIittered for
a moment.
For what win surely come" she
declared THE portents are all there.
The writing is no longer upon the
wall-it bazes 70 the sky"
And meanwhile" Pauline MUIR
INJURED, the sun shines, my heart
beats In tune TO It, and | feel ali tie
time the WEAKNESS Of the days"
1T is the insurgence Of youth" the
older woman conceded indulgently. ST
suppose the greatest must feel it some
day"
She thrust another cigarette into her
tube and IN 1t, inhaling with the long.
regular breaths of the confirmed smok-
er. Her Acknowledgment but talon
like fingers were stained with nicotine.
"Zubin arrives this week." she an
nounced.
~ Pauline yawhed
More mysteries" she murmured,
"more false hopes, more exaggerated
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
Toporcer Has Splendid
Hands for an Infelder

George Toporcer'S hands are I'M
commonly large. They resemble a
shovel when he is scooping up the
bounders.
Big hands made Honus Wagner one
of the surest intielders the game has
ever had They are any ball players
biggest asset.
When Toporcer jumped from an I'M
known sandlotter to the st. Louis Car
dinals and made good, he received a
flood of publicity because lie wore
glasses. Bespectacled infelders in
the big league are rare birds
BE made good with the Cards and
held down the third-base job until
Milton Stock. holdout, returned to the
fold
TIE youngster uses his head in trap
ming Founders. He doesn't get set and
let hard-hit roller swoop over his
shoulder He figures out the ball the
instan. the batter hits il, and if there
is a sign Of it hopping he hops with it.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
ZUPPKE WAS ONLY
SCRUB IN COLLEGE
Learned Game, However
and Later Became Famous
as Football Coach.

Robert Zuppke Of Illinois ranks q.
one of the country's greatest faotbaI
coaches, but when he was piayin. tba
game at Wisconsin in the early 1qo0,s
he was only scrub. He was roo
light for those days of heavy lines
and huge backtields, but something NJ
the grimness of the game caught and
held him during his college course and
he was back every fall to present his
body to be trampled that stars might
be made. He has been making foot
bali stars ever since.
At Muskegon and later at Oak Park
high schools Zuppke gained fame as q
coach, for his teams were different
writes James Braden in the Chicago
News. There was some connection
between team and coach that induced
the players to superhuman efforts
Possibly Zuppke understood boys. lie
won several national CHAMPIONSHIPS
while at Oak Park.
George HUFF. the guiding genius of
Illinois athletics, spotted ZuppEe and
signed him in 1912 as head football
coach even though the athletic treas
ury at Illinois was made bankrunt bv
the act Illinois had not been win
ming many games in the conference
and the football team had ceased e.
draw"
The first year Illinois did well under
Zuppke and the next year lead the
conference. Such a remarkable change
in the football fortunes of this great
university so elated faculty, students
and alumni that they have not come
down to earth yet and in the interval
have built one Of the finest stadiums
in the West, besides leading the con-
ference in 1918, 1920 and 1923. That
Michigan was co-leader with them in
1920 and last year does not dim their
record.
Robert Zuppke is a versatile coach.
His bewildering shifts, open field trick
plays involving forward passes, canny
hidden ball attack and surprise plays
have made Illinois one of the most
feared teams in the Big Ten. In 1913
Iowa led to 3 and Illinois pulled m
onside kick which won the game, Last
year Zuppke tricked everybody for in
stead of springing so many surprise
plays he introduced Grange, who ran
wild against all opponents
This year with the stringent rule on
shift plays and all defenses set for
Grange, Robert Zuppke seems to be at
the end of his string-but only 6gura
lively.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
lTo BE CONTINUED

The wise man knows enough TO cast
his lot with a woman VINO has enough
nor = to build q substantial house
thersSa-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
Chapter V

The two women sat on the terrace
e tnelr wlstaria-coyervd villa
Madame de Poniere hunched un In
her cbsir smoking a cigarette through
3 tong tube; Pauline, her reputed
@iece, her coffee and cigarette alike
neglected. gazing axedly seward.
Their Immediate environment suggest
ed ct once q taste fer luxury and the
meags 40 crafty It. The linen and
silver 90 the little table at which they
had 3Ust lunched was of the finest pos
glble cuality-the former lace-hordered
aad adorned with a coronet, "A bowl
of ptyE roses occupied the center 81
tIle table. The coffee had been served
81 attJe cups Of The finest Seyres china
u die background. single servant
sqsS standing dressed IN plain black
livery, = man Sray-hsired and with
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
Nav Swim in Australia

Swimming devotees of Australia
have a glimpse of two Of Amer
foremost aquatic stars in action a...
the Christmas holidays ii
plans of the 4. A. L. stars mater
The Australian Swimming assoc
through the Amateur Athletic
has extended an invitation e.
Mariechen Wehselau of Ionolu
Johnny Weismuller. Illinois A.
visit Australia for a series or
tions in New South Wales F'. d
Queensland and possibly New hf
Miss Wehselau has ALREADY a.
the invitation and il is expected ...
Weismuller viii likewise accept
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08

Pauline Is evidently as attrae-
tive as she lie mysterious. VIII
Gerald &c able 70 break through
her reserVs7
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08
Sanford at Pennsylvania

Foster Sanford. IT, son of the for
mer Yale player and Rutgers coach,
has entered Penn The son OF the ex-
Yale guard is a young giant and VIII
try for the freshman team Like his
father. he is also lineman. and
PLAYED at Kent school, in Connecticut
for tie last few years. sanford
brought the boy 10 the university and
visited Haad Coach Lou Young at
franklin asld
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-11-08

Two solid gold Olympian medals,
won at the Olympic games this sum
mer. are among the tokens OF victory
disp, aged by Miss Helen Wills. the ma
4oual uUieholder In law tennis. in the
California students store