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Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Joy Lounsberry were
dinner guests at the c. ]. Kicker
ONE Sunday.
Miss Katie Eckhout was visitor
at the F. N. Austin home Sunday.
Will Fielder and Hersal Westman
We're visitors at the F. N. Austin home
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Merle Woodlands. who has
been working for Mrs. Clayburn. re.
turned to her home Saturday evening.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
Wall Paper Designs.

Jeon Papillon, the second wood en-
.;raver Ia hear the name, was the first
TO plan and execute continuous repeat
ing designs in wall papers, matching
an the sides the sheet that was placed
next 10 H. These were first used in
lGSS and were soon an established
fashion.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
M * # Il Il Il .

Ratima Peter spent the week end
visiting at the Ernest Augenstein
home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest Augenstein and
family, Harold Peter and Vernon Au-
genstein spent Friday In Paoli.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Augenstein and
daughters. Mrs. Myron Peter and
Harold Peter were visitors to HoI-
yoke, Saturday evening.
Vida and Bernice Holmquist spent
Sunday afternoon visiting with Hilda
Knode.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. I. Knode and fam
lily were callers at Haxtun, Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ahnsicdt and
family and Mr.. and Ms. John Nc
Curdy Were dinner guests at the Er-
nest Bentson home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brandt, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Detmer and son, Otto, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brandt and family
were dinner guests Sunday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman.
The Swastika club was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Goodman.
The young peoples meeting was
held at the Walter Eckman home last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
children spent Sunday afternoon Wis
iting at the Charles Anderson home.
John Clute, Jr.. was visitor at the
Harry sprague home Saturday
Harry sprague. Majel. wayland
Harry. Jr.. and Bronson Sprague
visited at the John Clute home sun
day afternoon.
Gust Anderson. Mr.. Mitchell and Mr..
Kettlehut motored to Haxtun, Satur.
day afternoon.
August Biorklun and son, John. Wis
itea Haxtun. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell and
son. Oscar. vera visitors at the home
OF August Bjorklun, Friday evening
Charles Anderson and son, Oliver.
motored to Haxtun, Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eckman and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bjork-
lun were callers at the August Bjork-
lun home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Eckman and
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe SKIOLD
were Haxtun visitors Saturday.
Ivan and Ksith Knode and John
Clute. Jr, spent Monday night visit
in gat the home of Wayland Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Bjorklun were
Holyoke visitors last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe SKIOLD and family
took Martin Anderson to Holyoke Sun
day morning to consult doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs Jim Manifold were
dinner guests at tho Alvin Culp home
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Franz Ahnstedt and
family were visitors at the F. o. Aim
stedt home Sunday afternoon.
Glen Haynes spent Saturday night
visiting at the Clyde Haynes home.
Otis Artman spent Thursday night
visiting with Roy Ahnstedt.
Mr. and Mrs. Franz Ahnstedt and
family Ind Otis Artman spent Thurs.
day evening visiting at the Arthur
Ahnstedt home.
Emmett Erickson called at the Paul
Haynes home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Noreen took din.
ner Sunday at the Paul Haynes home.
Otis and Opal Artman were callers
at the Paul Haynes home Sunday af,
ternoon.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
Warden psss,.ys gish Trap.

An Indian Ash trap IN The Charlton
river. Missouri. which has been lu use
for 100 yenrs. has Just been d-siroyrd
bs the game and hsh commissioner.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
pspuisr Praise,

Money rewards no matter how
large. do not serm ic'sst public duties
half ~ well performed W popular
praise.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
whs, II Ne Wa. cross.gyedr

Hnnk-'rcrkins owns land ns far M
he can see" crank-"Ycs. hut Per.
llns II terrible nenrsipbted.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
Eaker's Gold Mine.

The greatest gold mine of fake
gold stock company is in their mimeo-
graph machine.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
k,xs Of Wl.dom.

Teach n man to read and write, and
you have pul Into bis hands the great
Keys Of the wisdom hnx, Huxley.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
Yes, How Abou, III

Is nnlmnl Instinct always reliahlef :
How nboui n woodreeker tapping on
y telegraph pnlef
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13

The Heralds new quarters are II
the First National Bank building
Phone 6s.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
Extrlordinarvl

The inhabitants of the Fidsyl Is
lands, in the Pacific South sea, believe
that trees and coconutS have souls.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
NieMs in Cities

Fine vistas in cities are almost in.
dozens Of them ought to he planned.
Phillips County herald., 1924-03-13
poulbtlsss.

Men stop and look nj every window
full NJ nsckiIeu and choose the ones
they like. whether they hny or not.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
NOVA KRADEz KOzESIN Y
GENE $4,000.

Do Robertsova kozeSnicke-
no zavodu, 12317 Superior av.
N. E. vloupali Sc dnesni noci
lupici, kteri byli patrne velice
dobre obeznameni 3 polohou
mistnostf. Vl&mali sc dovnitr
zdi re sousedni grocerie Sum
shine TAX obezfele, ze ami po-
plasne zaffzenf nefungovalo.
v grocerii ukradli pytle ma sto
liber cukru, do kterych kofist
svoji die policejnfch domn9-
mex nacpali. v kr&m9 kozeS-
nickem pax pobrali cennejsi
v9ci krone on9ch uzavfenteh
v sklepnim klenutf. Ukradene
kozesiny mali die prvniho u
d&ni miti cenu $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

korny, by zens ! dcefi podal
pomocnou ruku, aby bex dra-
zu sestoupily. Ably mSl volnou
ruku, polozil velky rance na
zem. Cestujici pres rance ten
klopytali a proto zfizenec no
stranou odstrcil.
kdyz vsichni til se ocitli na
zemi, byli navalern cestujicich
hodny kus cesty zatlaceni. 10
necne podarilo Sc jim : e tia
cenice Sc vyprostiti = ustoupi-
Ii ma stranu dale Cd vozi. Tu
teprve Pokorny vzpomnSl ma
rainec, ale marns Sc po mem
ohlizel. Kde mic -- tn mic!
kdyz zena Marta vidSla, ze
muz po nscem patr6, teprve
Sc starostlivs ptala: "Smarja,
tato, kde mas ranec? 2"
"Mezi ranci!" nevrle odvs-
til muz. "Ranec Cert wal a
mic "a nsj medal! Kdybych
jen vedel, ktery Cert, ten by to
ciste odstonal! Zatracen1 A.
merika! Zacin6 to pskns. PHI
deli to tax dale, pfijdem o
vse! Ale ty, Mario, to odne-
ses!" zlobil sc muz.
"Prosim ts, Prokope, nehfes
- Wis, ze je stSdry ve6er," -
chlacholila jej 1ena. u
"To vim take, take nam to
rekns nastsdfil! Rance pryc q
$ MIN vse, i ten krapitek toho
boziho trunku, a Byla to pa
boziho trunku, a byla to pra-
stanes! Fuj Tajfl!" odplivnul
81 Pokorny.
Marenka nedbala niceho, CO
Sc kolem nj delo, jen 8 siroce
otevrenyma ocima patrala po
svem Tonikovi, ale marns -
nebylo ho nikde! Pc Tonikovi
ami pamatky.
1 Pokracovani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
SYN PREslDENTtv NEMocEN.
Cd PRASKLEHO PUCHYRE MA NOZE PO-
VSTALA OTRAVA KRVE

Washington 4. cervence Wanna nernoc stala opet-
ne nevanym hostem Bem Dome kdyz zjsteno dnes, Re
Calvin Coolidge ml mads presidenta pi. Coodgeove
trp nebezpecnou akutn otravou krve Hoch enz ca 16
roI v9ku oemocn9 pozd6 vecer sdeleno ze stav
jeho budi obavy nejvazn6s
Pet lekafd bylo povolano ku konsutac byo zjst&no,
ze krve vznknuvs cd praskleho puchyfe prav
behem hry tennsu, rozsifila Sc po celem tele.
Pc das porade lekarl, jez nasedovaa dnes pozde
Ger oznameno lie enz pred tim oznacen ako vaz
ny" nen zadne zmeny ze nemocnemu "dar tax dobfe
jak da ocekavati pri jeho veku.'
Pr Cooldgeova je bez ustani loze nemocneho chapce
kdezo president kdyz byl prosov drive z pfbenou rec
pred narodnm skoskym sdruzen(m, zsa cely den BIZ
lem Dome Sejn6 lekar maj James F. Coupa podplukov
mix ]. T. Boone nevzdaliH po cely den
Puchyr vyvnu behem tennsove hry, kterou
mlady Calvin hral pond6 svym bratrem Johnem 18e
tym Bya tomu venovana maa pozornos al teprve
kdyz hoch zacal stezovat boest ceem tee
voan lekaf Tito pax zisti oravu kve, ktera rozsi-
fila po ceem systemu.
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1fady jako biskup a patriarcha.
Pro navrzeneho 1stfedni radou
dra Farskeho "a biskupa a patri-
archu nehlasoval z celeho shro-
mazdsni vibec nikdo.
Obetauost sloOenskeho mesta.
Vojensky erar bude v Banske
Bystfici stavsti obytne domy pro
vojenske gazisty. K >cemuz je ur-
Cen pozemek prot divcimu gym
nasiu. Mssto Sc rozhodlo zdar-
ma vystavsti elektrickou a vodo-
vodnf sit az k novostavbs. snizilo
pro obyvatele tohoto domu ma do
bu Is let vodni divku o polovici
a dalo ze sveho kamenolomu ku
stavbs zdarma potfebny stavebni
kimen. Sc stavbou Sc zapocne v
nejblizX dobS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

rodina Pokornsho ma stanici
pfibude, pfesns udal. Jests 5
radostnsjsim pocitem pfijal
Tonik otcovo nafizenf, ably
pfistshovalce tyto ma stanici
dovedl a postaral Sc 0 jejich
uplnou bezpecnost.
On by byl sci tou divkou
do Chicago tfeba pssky. Byla
to pro nsj sladk6 ltscha, tax
xe 90 nemohl vecera ami docka
ii. skoda, ze stanice byla tax
ma blizku!
konecns nadesla chvile, by
Pokorny zadal hostinskeho o
dcet IA celodenni hostsni.
Go jste dluzni? rekl hostin
sky 5 lsmsvem. "Budete mi
dluzni pfijiti zas. Ano, kdy.
by vas nskdy dobry duch pfi.
vedl do New Yorku, v hostin.
ci "u DuskI" budete vzdy vi.
tani CO hosts zadnych pensz
cd vas nepfijmu ami dnes, an
kdy jindy. TAX radostns jsem
81, mistre Pokorny, Sc zadnym
rfSstshovalcem jests nepro.
mluvil, ac jich prichazi sem
ma sta, ale zadny mns tax
dosud nezajimal. Proc? W
pfichazite primo z toho kou.
sku ceske zems, kde i ia jsen
Sc zrodil. Ac neznam zemi
ts, pfec rad 0 nj slysim z Us,
nejblizsich krajani. A prote
Wy jste mymi hosty v rodins !.
ne restaurantu!"
Marine Sc Pokorny vzpouze
r p. Dusek zadnych pensz
nepfijal.
Po srdecnsm rozlouceni Wv
dali Sc v priivodu syna hostin
skeho M cestu ma stanici.
Tony citil Sc blazenym Z,
mohl dotknouti Sc rams Ma
rencina kdyz j pres ulici pre-
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MUSS0LINl SLEvUJE S k0NTR0lY.
FASCISTICKA MILICE BUDE PRfSAHATI
VERNOST KRALI.

Rm 8. cervence - Uredn sdeeni oznamuje re Musso-
rozhod ably ascsticka milce pred uplynum tohoo
mesce slozia prisahu vernosti krali
Nova pfsaha, jez auomatcky zbavuje cleny milce je
jich naprose oddanos poslusnost hav6 statu jinymi
slovy Mussoinmu samotnemu e prvni krok zafazeni
mce do pravden6 armady coz byo jednou v9c jez Mus
son b sve fec senate po zavrazd9nf poslance Mat
teottiho.
Rovn9z je to prvni nejve krok navratu prave demo-
kraticke vlady al nebo pfpravue Mussoliniho pod
poru 900 loyanch rucnic nez moh vzdycky
ehnout kdyko parliament odeprel p lem stat jez two
FLY skutecny podklad jeho diktatorske vlady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

rnilyns nnu hOstdm. Ta tsslx
dfvka ho Primo okouzlila. Vie
mu = n&lsvnou ruky pada-
10. Byl o6arov<n.
Kdyz - nistr Pokorny FAD
nx % svou rodinou posilnil q
,ob1Srstvil, pomy;lel m dalsi
.cestu. ZvlSItx Marenka chv6-
tala : tohoto mista pokuSeni.
"R6di bychom telegrafova-
Ii, kdy . kterou hodinu pfibu-
dem do Chicago" radil se Po-
korny ; hostinskym.
''Snadn6 porada," fekl hos
tinsky \ zavolav ma syna m.
fizoval mu:
"Toniku. pOdivej se do no.
vim, kdy odjixdi vlak na zSpad
i kdy dosxhne Chicago"
Tonik shledal, ze jeden vlak
Iodjixdi We 3 hod. a druhy '
1880 hod. Byl ma rozpacich,
leo ma fici. Radsji ,rekne al
item veterni, ! jests radsji BY
|fekl, ze x&dny vlak ux dine.
|nejeds, * zftra. Bylo mu ne,
jak blaze kochati Sc pohle.
dem m to hezoucke dxv1e .
zd&lo - NV, xe jejim odcho,
dem odletf celia jeho radost .
rozkoI, jakou ' jeji pfitomno
sti citi . X jeho srdce polet
. nj
''vlak vyjede v 1890 hod
ve6er a do Chicago pfibud.
~. prosince ' 6 hod. ve1er,' >
oznamoval Tony, ac vsdxl, Z.
lie, ale chtsl tu milou divl,
co moxno nejdsle pozdrzeti
Usneseno tedy, ze odjedo,
vsfernfm vlakem. S radostnyn
pociten chv<tal Tonik na te
legrafnf stanici, kam ho ote,
1
postal, by ten telegram ma An
tona Hrubyho do Chicago n.
Allport ulici zaslal q cas-, I'D,
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VI, to ii nech6m lfbit!" doIo-
Ill Pokorny.
Mezi tim Tony pfinesl dvS
piva, jednu postavil pred Po-
korn<ho ! druhou pred otce.
(Tony, syn hostinsksho, byl
'tentyx mladik, ktary sem ma
Ie vystShovalce pfivedl).
TAX co 81 pref dkny?" &
Ezal e Tony.
ITO nejsou danny" !" opravil
ho hostinsky, ''to je pani mis-
|trov< Pokornx ) dceruSkou."
Mladfk se zapyfil = krev
mu vstoupila do tv6fe. v roz.
pacfch opStoval ot6zku:
"Co 81 tedy pfeje pani mis-.
trov& 1 co sleEna z"
"Slecna!" bruGel 81 Pokosny
pro sebe. "Jste bl<znil" To ale
pronesl septem, nechtSje q
dele pro ty hloups zvyky h6.
dati.
Divine pocity zaboufily =
srdci Mafenky . tvSfe il "a.
hofely jak rozvit6 pivonka,
"Boze," myslila u sebe, con
ten hezky mladik jmenuje y
taky Tonik," Hned .e WAX "a.
razila - zdilo - il, 10 y
dopouiti pevsry vaSi svsmu Tc
nikov;, kdyz v srdci jejim o
zvalo - cost jako l&ska k to.
mu hezkSmu hochovi. v du'
chu prosila sv<ho Tonika "a
odpuStxni. Pfi;la il m mysl
jpfsen, kterou Tonik jeff zpi
v&val: ''Se srdcem txxko hrS,
..." A tn jeji srdsSko - roz
bolelo a Size vstoupily il d.
o6i - radSji obrstila mysl il
nam.
Tony donesl xSdany nxpo.
pro. matku q dceru - byla t.
sodovka. o, ,jak rad by - by
ltakS poshdil jako otec X tSu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

Brzy stxly til velks talire
polsvky m stole, : niz mil&
vGnS vychxzela. I
.sByla M ohni!', fekl Pokor
ny, kdys prvni lxici nedoSka-
We spolkl : slze vstoupily mu
do oEi.
"Holky, dejte poxor, je hor-
la jako oheh!"
'.co je do studens polsvky, .
odv9tila zsna, 4 dali - v3ich-
nj tfi 3 chuti do jidla.
Kdyz hostinsl<y donesl ma
80 . pivo, usedl proti hostIm
q dobrscky se usmivaje ot6-
zal se: "Tak .odkud pax jste,
lkrajani?"
"Od Milevska,'' odvstil Po-
korny.
'Neni Osek taky u Milev-
ska?" tkzal 80 hostinsky.
''Ba pr<vz! Osek patti osa.
dou do Mievska," fekl Pokor.
ny a udivenx ziral ma hostinsks
ho.
"Tak jane blizci krajani.
Odtud pochSzeli moji rodi6o.
We. Otec Oseka a matka =
nsjakych Hrejkovic. MI sem
do Ameriky pfivezli, kdyz
jsem byl rok starry. o cech&ch
malo vim, ale Cechem jsem
zdstal a cechem jsem tslem
dusi!" ~
Toto sejiti se "a mofem Z
prvnim krajanem Pokorneho
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Krise . cirkDi ceskoslouenske.
- z nabozenske obce cirkve csl.
ma Zizkovs. ktera eta ma 5000
dusi, Sc oznamuje. ze jiz podru-
he zamftla ma mimofSdne valne
hromads dne 16. Servna "a velke
1casti konane vibec volbu nsia-
keho biskupa patriarchy CCS.
z1dala. aby cirkevnf snSm v zafi
I. T. proved radik&lni opravu ce-
l< zadmni dstavy. decentralisaci
spravy cirkevni. plnou samospra-
vi kazde nab. obce co 1plnx ne
zavisle jjednotky a zru;il tituly a
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ZDOnfkODd dcera.
z DypraDoDdnf mast babitky. napsol
jan JzROUSEK.
-:Nxnuie Sta,1m tssk1m Osadn,kdm: !
IAN mOUSEK.

mad miru potSiilo. Citil % r&-
gem jako donna. Tez matka :
dcerou byly mad miru potx5e-
NY, xe hned pfi vstoupeni ma
americkou padu dostalo % Jim
cd krajana tax vfel<ho uvftx-
nj = praveho cesksho pohosts-
nj.
Hostinsky zistal 8 nasimi
smigranty sedsti - tSSila ho
rozmluva 5 mimi do ts miru,
ze kdyz dopili, porouSel skrn,
by bylo znovu nalito.
"Tony," zavolal, ''pfines
nam dvs piva, d6mSm del
CO 81 pTeji."
"Poslouchejte, krajane," Z
nevoli fekl Pokorny, s'nerad
bych, abyste 81 z mas tropil ne.
jake zerty. Toto nejsou x&dn<
danny, to jsou vesniSanky. To
hle je mole zena Marta = tato
je nase dcera Mafenka. A js
jsem Prokop Pokorny, mistr
cbuvnicky dlouholety zvonils
v nasi obci. Danny ma vesnici
neznSme, ty jsou jen We mes.
tech!"
''Odpust'te. mistTe Pokornyy,
to uz je tady v Americe tax
We zvyku," omlouval se hostin
sky.
"Jx ale takovs hlouposti nj
kdy nezvyknu, aby Sevcovu
zenu a dceru nazyval nSkdc
dsmami. Takhle pani mistro.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

Sochaf Josef Mdgr zemfel. =
l9. cervna zemfel Lipsku, "a
sazen mrtvici. We veku 63 let So
char Josef Magr. Kodak z Mute
lovic v Cechach. Magr. ktery
byl zakem prazskeho sochaTe A.
Poppa. byl roku 1899 6inny v
Praze a pax Sc odstehoval do
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CT. Geskoslovenskemu
obecenstvu!


Husova slavnost bude po-
F&d&na Ultra rano o hod. 9.
v methodistskem kostele ma
Broadway a Magnet Ave-,
pobliz IS. ulice.
Vyzna1n Husova upaleni
pro pntomnou dobu, bude
vysv6tlen.
Kazdy jest srdecne ivan
4 vft&n.
v. J. Louzecky,
kazatel.
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Lipska. kde 81 zjjednal velmi va
zene jmeno ma poll umeni pomni-
koveho. V Lipsku zvlast' dobfe
je znama jeho skvsla skulpturalni
vyzdoba move university, move rad
nice a jinych lipskych monumen-
talnichbudov. Josef Magr byI
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Oposicn tsk neni vsak spokojen tmto opatrenm jez
povazue nedostaecne dale uslue slovy resouce pra
e vsem oposicnm sranami e. cervna 20 1pe odstranen
vsech stranickych mc Ia okolnost ze fascscka mice
prsaha vernost kra neznamena pry nc pokud mice
motna zdstava exsenc jako stro pfinalezc vyhradne
stran6 fascsti il pouzivany.
Ably zomio ostfi teo kritce oposice dai radikal-
nejs reorganisace mice ockeava blizke budoucnos
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.0lYMPIkDA zAHkJENA.

Pariz, g. cervence. Ia ddsojnych obfadi jedine
vety noveho presdenta Fance Doumerguea osma Olympia
modernch bya zde zahaena odpoledne Salo
nev9ts ltas athel historic techto mezinarodnch
zapasn kere prvn9 vzay sv wink Recku pred 2700 e
ty Ma etosni Olympade podi 1,43O ahletd as rdz
nych narodnosti
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PARNfk Y PLAmENEch.

Baltimore Nd, S. cervence Til sta padesat osob bylo
zachraneno kdyz parnk Three Rivers cd Baltimore Chesa
peake Atlantic zeeznicn spolecnost shofe az hladne
vodn zdesm zalivu 80 mil pod Baltimore Pokud zna-
dnes rano zahynu diva de, cernos, muz zena, Ce-
suic pfepraven parnk Allegheny die bezdratove de-
peSe cd tehoz obdrzen6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

take clenem Jednoty vytvarnych
umelc1 v Praze.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05

vadSl.
Mafenka citila mile teplou
cko u srdecka, kdy spocinula
ruka jeji v horks ruce Toniko-
We, ale hned Ease vinila: "Bo-
ze, co to myslim? Vzdyt' to
neni mIj drahy Tonik, maj
snoubenec! Div Sc nepokfizo-
vala, by zapudila zle pokuse-
nj.
Stall ma peronu zabrani v
rozmluve tax, ze ami nepozo-
rovali, Re hluk .kladanim be-
den zpIsobeny stichl a vlak
ze pfipraven je k odjezdu.
Tu sc teprve TTony vzpa-
matoval, posledni ruky stisk-
mutt - a honem takrka vstr-
Gil vsecky tri do vozu - ov-
sem ze Marenku az posledni.
Tu ma schddky jako male di.
tG vysadil.
/ IS Bohem! Piste mne, Ma
renko," jeste do vozu "a nj
volal. W
Dlouho jeste stal Tonfk ma
peronu, smutne Sc divaje "a
vzdalujicim sc vlakem.
Cerna kola delala Sc mu
pred ocima v tech uprostred
videl tv velke kouzelne oci
Mafenciny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
PRVNf STEDRY VECER v
AMERICE.

Dlouha zdala Sc costa Po-
Lornemu jeho rodins, zvla-
ste pax Mafence zdala Sc BY
ii celcu vsGnosti. Konecns tire
tho dne kondukter zvola1 :
"Chicago" vlak vlekl Sc hle
tempem do nadrazi.
Pojednou kola zaskfipala q
Wax zastavil. Lid hrnul Sc q
pSekot X vychodu. Mezi PRIV.
MIN; hvle rodina Pokorneho
Napred .estoup;l starry Po.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-05
Detski 1std.

Detshi 1sta.
Mala Elsa prohlizi obraz: Eva
v raji. Manu. pravi. ale je
ia Eva hluboko vystrizena."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-06

route to Ball Ground, Ga, and that
the train collided in Howell Station
with a freight car of the w. & A.
Road
The woman was pitched forward
and iammed against the back of the
seat, she said, her cheek bone be-
ing broken. j. P. Grower, husband
asked $4,000 from the roads for
the same accident.
Clyde Wood, messenger boy
asked 100000 from injuries re-
ceived when he fell through an ele-
vator in the L. & N. building here.
The third suit was filed by Roy
Cook, former motorcycle policeman
of East Point, who said he was
struck by an Atlanta Gas Light
company truck while chaS-
ing a traffic violator in North
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-06
RAIL line STOCKS
WIDELY SCATTERED
Bankers Show Ownership of
Railroads Is Far From Hands
of Officials

ATLANTA, May 6.-Who owns
the railroads? Investment bankers
in Atlanta asked and answered the
question today in a statement made
to an informal group of business
men engaged in a discussion of the
subject.
Not the officials of the railroads,
but the owners of stock and bonds
own the railroads.
Who own the stocks ard bonds?
There are listed about two mil
lion individual owners, the great
proportion of whom are small in.
vestors, including many thousands
of railway employees.
But two million people form less
than 2 per cent of the American
public; are there any others?
Yes, indeed. Two billion dallars
worth of railroad securities is own
ed by the forty million people who
compose the life insurance com
panies, because the members of
this greatest family in the world"
are the actual owners, as well as
the policyholders of these com
panies. One quarter of the funds
in the family reserve is invested
IN such securities, and these forty
millions are looking to this invest
ment to secure themselves aud
their loved ones against want and
suffering.
Furthermore, the people of, the
United States have put $780,
100000 into their savings banks.
This vast sum represents the
thrift and sacrifice of quarter Of
the population. Over one billion of
the savings bank fund is invested in
railroad securities.
The fire insurance companies,
with their thirty million policies
protecting most of the property i'll
she United States and sustaining
the credit, and thereby the means
for furnishing employment, of most
of the nations business houses, also
are large owners. And there are
many others.
Thus it is found that more than
fifty million individuals are the ac-
tual Owners-in short, that Main
Street. not wall Street. is the
real owner of the railroads in
America.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-06

STREET TAX NOTICE
Street tax now DUE. Pay before
May l 5 and avoid extra cost.
A. d. GATEWOOD, Jr, CIT.
List
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-06
COMMISSIONERS TO
HAVE BOOKS AUDITED

CLAYTON, May 6.-The county
commissioners at a call meeting in
structed the clerk of the Board TO
immediately get into touch with a
reliable firm or firms Of auditors
with view of getting the services
60 audit the books of the various
county officers.
This step had already been under
consideration, in fact resolution
had been passed at the December
meeting to employ auditors, but for
some reason had been overlooked.
1t is now thought that there viii
be no further delay.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-06
THOUSANDS OF ACRES
PLANTED IN TOBACCO

ATLANTA, May 6. = -Four
thousand acres in tobacco-more
than double last years crop-will
be planted this year in Coffee coun
ty according to reports received
here today by tobacco experts Of
the A. B. and A. railroad.
1t was stated that there was
ample plants to supply all the de-
mand as the grower began early and
put out large tobacco beds. In addi-
tion a great many people have plant
ed private tobacco beds to supply
plants.
Experienced growers and dem
onstrators from the Carolinas and
Virginia have been at work in the
county, it was stated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-05-06
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