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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
POLICEMAN CALLED
TO CHASE AlRPLANE
OFF BATHING BEACH

4 utAsiNG an aipiane with "a
~ motorcycle may be a hopeless
task, but its one ~ the many
duties o. tho traffic squad. ac.
cording 20 Police chief "a. n. Sew,
rryns
sunday afternoon AN airplane
svooPed down over tho crowd OF
oathrrs 40 All beach. striking
terrog 90 their hearts as Il roargd
aleng Just a few feet above their
heads.
Several frantic calls were sent
in FOR the police 90 stop the plane
officer q G. Jensen hopned on
his iron stecd and gallopcd 20 the
rescue. After chasing tho offend,
ina plane over the sand dunes of
West Seattle. Jensen gave up me
chase when the aviator SCARED
over the sound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
browns Self After
Denouncing Spouse

Leaving two rings and scent
piece with the neighbor grocer sun.
day, to be delivered to her husband
with the message that Il am thru
with his love" Mrs. Efflo Matthews.
&c. 3ii2 w. Spokane ST., plunged 10
her death in Elliott bay.
The body. rescued from the waters
and taken 20 the morguc. was found
Off w. Florida st. and Hnrbor ave.
The parents OF tho dead woman re.
side In Olympia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
THREE TO HANG
FOR MURDER
Officers Slayers Must Pay
Greatest Penalty

Los ANGELES. June e.-Three
men. all under 81 years % age. were
today sentenced 10 be hanged Tor the
murder OF Policeman Glenn Z. Bond
during an attempted robbery.
Tho youths whose fate were sealed
by Judge Charles Grail were Ed
Montijo. Tom Bailey and Louis
Perry. Date Of their execution viii
be fixed later. An appeal Of the
case was announced by Public Do.
fender Aggeler,
Sentence OF Ito Imprisonment Of
Mrs. Margaret Willis, trunk muir.
ress." was postponed until Thurs
Sy to allow the defense time TO pre-.
pare appeal for a new trial. Addi-
tional evidence claimed 10 have been
discovered will form the basis OF the
appeal. Attorney S, 8 Hahn. counsel
FOR the woman OF steel stated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Walton Is Denied
Review of Charges

WASHINGTON. June .. - The
second attempt Of former Gov.
John c. Walton Of Oklahoma 10 Sc
cure review OF his impeachment
and removal from office by the
Oklahoma legislature. was denied BY
tho United States supreme court
to-day.
Walton had sought an injunction
restraining tho legislature in fed
eral district court In Oklahoma
The district court dismissed the
petition for want OF Jurisdiction. At
that dismissal Walton appealed 20
tho supreme court. That court today
upheld the district court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
HOLD GALLAGHER
Oil Fraud Defendant Unable
to Post $1,000 Bail

VI. J. Gallagher. oil stock seller
wanted in Seattle for trial in the fed
crai court under fraud charges In
connection with sales OF oil stock,
was being held in the King county
Jail Monday. after having been
brought here from Los Angeles un.
der an order OF removal from the
federal court there. His bail was
fixed at $4,000. which lie was unable
10 furnish.
Gallagher was caught in Santa
Ana, Cal, several weeks ago. after
federal authorities had conducted q
nationwide search for him for
months. Gallagher was charged with
Apumber OF others who sold oil stock
Ee to firemen md policemen. rep.
T2senting that fortunes would be
made By stockholders In short time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Anti-Beer Rule Okeh;
Ignore Medicine Value

18th amendment did not - ,hibit
tho manufacture c. ~.ajrs for
medicinal purposes Thereafter.
on October "a. 1921. the commits.
sioncr Of internal revenue issued
amended regulations providing n
system Of permits for the broaw.
ing and distribution thru doc
tors prescriptions.
a month later congress passed
tho WilllaCampbcll act, amend.
Ing the national prohibition act
10 forbid expressly tbs use OF
beer fo,' medicinal purposes. II
was on this net that tho court
ruled today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Tho
uprcmc court today held tho
ict OF congress expressly for.
bidding the prescription Of beer
, FOR medicinal purposes was con.
] stitutIonsl.
The value Of beer as q medi.
cine wns not at issue In the cusc.
The only question put 10 the
supreme court was the power OF
congress 10 declare IL unlawful
20 ugc beer as n medicine.
The decision today ended dis.
puto that began when Attorney
General Palmer rendered an
opinion March ., 1921, that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Alleged Drunk Is
Held After Smash

Charged with being drunk at tho
time his auto crushed into ma.
chino parked at the curb near
Rainier ave. and state st.. Sunday,
JOHN Cato was arrested on "A
charge OF reckless driving and
forced TO post 5000 bail 10 secure
his liberty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Four State Lodges
Meet in Bellingham

BELLiNGHAM. Wash, June . -
Beginning today with Tho Odd fei-
lows and Rebekahs state conyen-
tons. four state lodge conventions
viii b. In session here this week.
Masons and Eastern star mem
bers Will convene IN annual sessions
Tuesday. Hundreds % visitors we're
on hand today for tho Odd Fellows
convention and Rebeknha' assembly.
which includes BcHsionH Of the
Grand Eneampment Pa,riarchs Mill
tant. department fortress. ladies'
auxiliary 10 PatriarchB Militan, and
MuscodteR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
Oregon Guardsmen
Go to Camp Lewis

PORTLAND, June 9,--orogon ma.
tional guardsmon were today mobiliz.
Ing hero ready TO ontraln carly 10.
morrow for Camp Lewis for the an.
nusl summer cncampment.
Two regiments OF infantry, with en-.
gincers and hospital troops attached.
win compose the largest encsmpmcnt
Of Oregon state troops ever held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
IS AUTO ACCESSORIES

Plate glass windHhiolds and sedan
door glass put In your car while
you wan, A trial VIII show you
that our prices are much lower.
o, b. WILLIAMS CO, SASH and
DOORS 1887 First ave. s.. Seattle.
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A Genuine Bargain
CHEAPOUR

2-aere home; nearly now house; half
block west of Broadway; only
1875: $3.50 down. $40 per month;
being all OF Tract o.. Fine place
for oil station or store, chicken
dinner place. A life income. Call
to II, See Mrs. Suvan or Mr.,
Lamp, 90s Third ave
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The Seattle Star
Published psnyatlsoi Seventh Ave.
scail lt. MnfhiuEtcn
STAR WANT AID
RATES
Count +, words Go ono line. cost ~
cents per line.
same al 90 run coz more times.
rate cot S SIMiiP aI 10 con"
a~line al. . time, a. lf cents per line,
arline al. 90 run 9 timFH. nt 10 cents
per line. tllA
Contract Ratsa b, Krgurst
MA in-0600 Want Ad Dept.
BUSINESS q
SERVICES
Attornr, s.at.Iaw
WN 2. &. uALt. ems burke BIDS ses
snd All cascs. Zee mod MN in.iaol
ADVICE Tree, Joseph Allen iaWpe
Al gases. ,o5 LearY nld ~. ioi,lass
Carpet Cleaning and Weaving
cALL rE acn-ifsi, Iiugt cleaned y
lluff and rag ruEs woven, llult
lluE Co. BOB I'm =
Electric Machinery
BOUGHT SOLD HisNrEb
" MoNTELlts PRlCE 90 seattle
Optician aud optemetrist
uR EbMuNps Frassr.ratersoa 60.
Patent attorneys
>, ~ CORN. Patent Attorney fbt.
rnis secured. developed ana sold.
h05rtsf central uldE seattle
Ma ln-o5eo coo q a. y. ~. Whah-
ingtonl - a.
HAIRY noWENs. Pat Expert zee
90, All yost Terms PpuiHFcs lild.
MASON. frnwick. Lawrence. estah-
llshvd 1851 Advice and booklet
nee as. burke illdE
Monuments
PUGET SOUND Marble and Granite
Nu ibt and virginia. Establishcd
Physicians. SURGEONS
pR ANGUS. suite 900 rpntages
lildE Momsn'E ailments, disorders
4 FUNERAL NOTICES
FtANNELiN At 300 nth ave. y.
june o 1884. MARY J, PLAN.
NELLY. AGED 80 years beloved
wife Of Thor 4. Flannelly. loulf.
willie. Ky mother 81 MrH. WIN. II.
liomun Seattle. and r. r. fiar-
nelly. Cincinnati Announcement
later. Home Undertaking 60.
REfNCHERT- At sat v Denny way,
June :. 1884. HERMAN REiCH-
fRT ago 81. beloved husband ~
Maggie. father % Arthur ~. and
Anton ., Reichtrt.
iunerai services Tuesday, n a. m
~ our chapel Home Undertaking
Co.
AINALY-A- Los Angeles. calf,
MAYnEti. AINALN. ago H. be-
loved sister % Mfs o. A. NyRrVn
Body WAS Transferred 20 Fouinho
today for burial Home undcrthk'
ing O.,
KINNEY Bennett st. Iuns 81
1894 NELLIE ~. KINNEY. age 50
years beloved wife ~ ~. kinney
Funeral services were held Ia Sew
rnth Day Adventist church A. ., ~
today Home Undertaking 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
% WANTED-TO RENT
40 AUCTION SALES
Five Auctions
At Bushels
This Week
HONE FrRN1sHERs and loycrn {

HOME FURN1SHERS and lovers Of
the beautiful viii have wonderful
opportunities TO secure bargains
THIS week nj our AUCTION ROOMS.
~ We arc selling every day but
Monday
on TUESDAY. from 10000 TO 1900. We
VIII sell TO tho higheat bidder moro
than 500 numbers OF homo fur
nlshingE.
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.
nj 1880 u. m. and 1880 p. M, We
viii offer more than 900 ORIEN-
TAI RUGS. This is wonderful
stock or rugs. worth many thou
sands OF dollars, and containing
pieces ranging In value from $50
10 $4,000. II In worth coming TO
soc. even II you do not intend 20
buy at present. Come In any time.
On FRIDAY, from 1900 60 400, wo
VIII hold appetizer furniture sale,
and on SATURDAY EVENING,
from 1900 TO 1880, We sell ChcHp
furniture and small goodg. II you
are not u regular customer Of ours,
II VIII pny you TO Investigate our
gnlcB. Come In just to look and
YOU will learn 10 buy ut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
WATER suuT.OIF NOTICE

CfTY water viii DO shut of
~ Tuesday from 500 n. m. 10
500 D. M. In the following areas:
On u. bath st., from Ravcnnn
ave. TO 27th ave. N. n.
On 25th ave. N. H., from II.
saith NJ. to u. Goth st.
on cath aud 25th ayes. n. IT,.
from Blakcloy place TO ", 5ith
st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-09
AUTOS FOR SALE
THE SANDS PLAN

THE SANDS PLAN
ENVELOPE TELLS TIHE TEuTH
Here lH letter received
from n prominent buHIuffH
men iu Seattle HHU bought
ur~a EtHdrbaiFT 1fr fiE
A SANDS r1.Ah ruT
sands Motors Co.
Your letter Of May On and
check for ffg1zs. asie ~
r1adri-r received
Your linlusfH and liberal
itY iH occurring for rnF Ulr
ftuirtstrr and selling fhr
rHHurfHT I frrF deeply
appreciated. have upfr-
attd thf ftudsbaLef 600
miles riHrr taEinE same
and it b. Ufuglug better
than my BsEfHtiuuH
Hoping ! rhall have thr OPP
uDuuuitE 81 rrripruChtlnE
your bindnvnH az como fu
tore time 4 rFmHIn. with
Kind regard. You're truly
We have Thousands Of sat-
Irnrd ruHtomrra THE En-
Nrlnps Tells tie Truth
1891 Buick sedan
1898 Iord Touring
1894 Peerless Touring
1898 Chevrolet Touring
sTuDEBAKEns
1893 Light = Touring
1899 Fptciai Tounng
1879 biE Touring
1924 IiE . spccdtcT
THE SANDS MOTORS COMPANY
1915 T. PIKE IA "a. 1891
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10 Acres Stocked

A money maker. 10 acres, all
cleared; fronting on small lake;
good 6-room house, barn, poultry
house and other outbuildlngs; fine
orchard, berries and garden; 3
Price $4,000; $1,000 cash, We have
good buys,
sTUART TuLLOCH. 1ol6 THIRD Ave-.
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IS MISCELLANEOUS FOR
SALE
HAsII ANn DOOns
IL II rr-IlII.aa. -.

= u " LII y "" II
Doors covered With beet galvanized
steel arrrru or wiz copper bronze
wire cloth ........-.....Ha 30 81 90
Cupboard duurs. gapiV veneer panel.
1isa o. $3.50. with double strength
slarf and u1 God hHrF. q. 90 A. tGIs
White fprusr hrehdhuHrdH s... zoo
huu-CullapaihlF lrunius boards COM
pletr with cabinet aud casing SIS
Garage door ......-. ..-tt a. flh4a
Complete HatirfHrti0u guaranteed.
Write Tor FREE Illustrated CHtH-
lnE listing munrN-HHFI ing yalusH in
hll Kinds ~ mIliwurll Hnn ~ lures
Tor the home % o. WILLIAMS
CO. SASH and DOORS 1881 first
Ave-. I. .raIIlr
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CHEAP BIG HOUSE
And IL tracts OF cleared bottom,
black muck land; right on street
car; half block from church and
stores and blocks to school. Can
raise 900 bushels OF potatoes there
this year Elmo trout stream
crosses property, Price S2,700:
torms 5000 down, si6 month, Mrs.
Perry or Mr. DarnRll, owners, o0s
THIRD ava
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HOUSES. FLKTg and APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
Carter. Macdonald e. Miller. Inc.
s0s Columbia 81 FL iot-ssao.
FOR RENT -Cowsn park: rooms,
modern: newly decorated. garage;
$40 month. IKE uwd- st5t
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Largent & Ryan, Inc.

, 1895 ". i5th ME lrse.5Sa5
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
, WE WILL CALL FOR YOU
( Y Y X X X X Y X Y X Y XXX
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-09-05
CHAPTER 8 The Lord Chief Justice

TT was not until two months later,
 on the 18th of September, that Pe-
 ter Blood was brought to trial at Taunton Castle upon a charge of high treason. The hall, even to the galle- ries-thronged with spectators, most of whom were ladies-was hung in scarlet. At the upper end, on a raised dais, sat the lords commissioners, the five judges in their scarlet robes and heavy dark periwigs, Baron Jeffreys of We mentioned in the middle place.
 From Baynes, who pleaded not guilty, the clerk passed on to Pitt, who hold ly owned his guilt. The lord chief jus tice stirred at that.
 The only witness called for the king was Captain Hobart. He testified brisk | ly to the manner in which he had found and taken the three prisoners, together with Lord Gildoy. Upon the orders of his colonel he would have hanged Pitt out of hand, but was re- strained by the lies of the prisoner Blood, who led him to believe that Pitt was a peer of the realm and a person of consideration. And it was upon this flimsy evidence that the three men were sentenced to death for high treason. The tribulations with which Peter Blood was visited as a result of his err rand of mercy to Oglethorpe's farm con | taihed two sources of thankfulness one that he was tried at all; the other that his trial took place on the 18th of September. Until the 18th the sen- tences passed by the court of lords com missioners had been carried out liter ally and expeditiously. But on the morning of. the 18th there arrived at Taunton a courier from Lord Sunder- land, the secretary of state, with letter for Lord Jeffreys wherein he was in | formed that his majesty had been gra- ciOusly pleased to command that eleven hundred rebels should be furnished for l transportation to some of his majesty's southern plantations, Jama;.a, Bar bados, or any of the Leeward Islands This command was not dictated by mercy. Slaves were urgently required | in the plantations. A thousand prison CTS were to be distributed among some eight courtiers These prisoners were to be kept there for the space of ten years before restored to liberty, the parties to whom they were assigned en- tering into security to see that trans- portation was immediately effected. Thus it happened that Peter Blood, and with him Jeremy Pitt and Andrew Baynes, were conveyed to Bristol and there shipped with some fifty others aboard the Jamaica merchant. Eleven died, and amongst these was the yeoman from Oglethorpe's farm.
 Towards the middle of December the Jamaica merchant dropp1 anchor in Carlisle Bay, and put ashore tho forty two surviving rebels-convict. They be- held a town of sufficiently imposing pro- portions.
 A fort guarded the entrance of the wide harbor, with guns thrusting their muzzles between the crenels, and the wide facade of government house re- vealed itself dominantly placed on a
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gentle hill above the town. On |. wide cobbled space on the sea front they found a guard of red-coated militia drawn up to receive them, and crowd which, in dress and manner, differed little from crowd in seaport at home save that it contained fewer wo- men and a great number of negroes.
 To inspect them came Governor Steed. After him, in. the uniform of a colonel of the Barbados militia, rolled a tall, corpulent man who lowered head and shoulders above the governor, with malevolence plainly written on his enrmous yellowish countenance. At his side, and contrasting oddly with his grossness, moving with an easy strip ling grace, came a slight young lady in modish riding-gown. The broad brim
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of grey hat with a scarlet sweep of ostrich plume shaded an oval face upon which the climate of the Tropic of Can cer had made no impression, so delicate ly fair was its complexion. Ringlets of red-brown hair hung to her shoulders.
 Peter Blood caught himself staring in sort of amazement at that piquant face, which seemed here so out of place, and finding his stare returned, he shift ed uncomfortably. He was in no case for inspection by such dainty eyes Fas these. Nevertheless, they continued to inspect him with round-eyed, almost childlike wonder and pity. Their owner touched the scarlet sleeve of her com panion. The colonel plainly gave her no more than the half of his attention. His little beady eyes were fixed upon fair-haired, sturdy young Pitt, who was standing beside Blood. The governor had also come to halt.
 "My dear Colonel Bishop, it is for you to take first choice and at your own price. After that we'll send the rest to auction"
 Colonel Bishop nodded his acknowl. adgement and advanced alone towards the rebels-convict. Before the young Somersetshire shipmaster he came to a halt, and stood an instant pondering him.
 Fifteen pounds for this one."
 The master of the convict ship made face of dismay. Fifteen pounds! It isn't half what I meant to ask for him."
 Ut is double what had meant to give," grunted the colonel. They bar gained and Pitt was taken at twenty pounds.
 Peter Blood lost himself in unprofit- able speculations. He was in no mood for conversation, nor was Pitt, who stood dumbly at his side. To Pitt this separation was the poignant climax of all his sufferings. Blood noticed that the girl was speaking to Bishop, and pointing up the line with a silter-hilted riding-whip she carried. Then slowly they came until the colonel was abreast of Blood. He would have passed on, but that the lady tapped his arm with her whip. r
 But this is the man I meant," she said.
 This one? Bah! A bag of bones. What should I do with himY' He was turning away when Captain Gardner interposed.
 He may be lean, but he's tough tough and healthy. When half of them was sick and the other half sickening, this rogue kept his legs and doctored his fellows. Say fifteen pounds for him, colonel. That's cheap enough"
 Continued Tomorrow)
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SYNOPSIS


 Peter Blood, a young Irish physi- elan, has taken up residence in Bridge water. after years spent in the wars on the continent, although he is in his early thirties, is summoned by Jere- miah Pitt to treat Lord Gildoy, who has been wounded in the battle be- tween the Duke of Monmouth's fol- lowers and the loyalists at Ogle- thorpes farm. Blood finds his lord ship in the home of a yoeman. Baynes He treats the wound and the kings soldiers under brutal Captain Hobart take possession of the house and threaten immediate hanging for the inmates whom he designates as rebels. Blood pleads that in Christian coun- tries Christian men do not war upon the wounded nor those who give them succor. Hobart declares that there are gallows on the road and those present will decorate thm. Hobart demands the name of the impertinent medicus and when Peter Blood re- veals himself the British captain rec ognizes him as one whom he had known in Tangiers. Blood saves the lives of Pitt and Bayns for the time by his clever wit and Lord Gildoy is carried out on a daybed to prison. Blood, Pitt and Baynes are also bound and placed under arest as rebels
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PARIS "DENrER A DIEU"

Every Paris resiSenc mas heard of the institution poetically called the denier Dieu-a variableam ount of hard cash presented by new tenant to the con. cierage of the house in which he has been permitted to take up his abode. IL appears from a case which has just oc. cured that this custom sometimes com mends itself to the landlord as well as the porter.
 A Parisian, having discovered flat at moderate rental, went to see the landlord, who it is alleged declined to sign the lease unless he were handed 2,000 francs, for which no receipt was to be given. The would-be tenant promising to return in a couple of hours with the money, consulted the police commissary, who told him to go back with 2,000 francs in notes of which he had taken the numbers.
 This advice was followed. the land. lord pocketed the notes and the lease was signed. When the landlord opened the door to, let his new tenant out, he was confronted by the police commis. sary, who accused him of profiteering He admitted he was caught and handed back the money. He will not escape prosecution.-Continental Edition of the London Mail.
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My NeighborSays

Beef neck is juicy, we'll favored and cheap, and it makes good not roast and excellent stews and sonns
 Save all left-overs. By using If. tie ingenuity many tasty dishes mov be prepared. Save leftover coffee Tn a glass jar. It will be useful for coffee jelly, coffee souffle or for mocha frosting.
 To prevent juice running from blueberry or other pies, make a paste of flour and water and, after putting the bottom crust on the plate, spread this paste around the edge of the crust. The top crust will stick to this and the juice will not run out.
 New shoes are sometimes rather difficult to polish successfully. When this is the case it is a good plan to rub the leather with a cut lemon. Al low the juice to dry thoroughly, apply blacking in the usual way, and polish with good hard brush.
 Dry your orange peels Id grind them to coarse powder. T! s can Be used to flavor cakes, sauces, pud- dings, etc. Lemon peels may be used the same way.
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Social Calendar

The Packets reunion and their re- union will be held at Avo lale park Sunday, September z, 1924. All old friends are invited to attend and bring a basket lunch.
 The Young Women's Christian asso- citation calls a meeting of the board of directors for Tuesday, September 9, at 10 o'clock in their building.
 Wauhouma Chapter, O. E. s., will have an ice cream supper Friday from to 10 p. m. on the vacant lot back of the Wauhouma Masonic temple. Public invited,
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A ROMAN STRIPED BELT

A very wide belt is made of Roman ribbon with the stripes going vertically. These wide belts are much liked at present.
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mule Literary Digest Tento tyzdennfk, ktoreho sa
tac Wac ako million kusov rozobral dopodrobna otazku
ziaducnosti' pris ahovacov roznych narodnosti pr
siel ku vysledl prst aovalc byvalej rasko-uhor
skej rise sd najziaddcneshn Znanky "ziaducnosti''
vastne neziaduenosti'' rozdeil sede, sice y sia
lenstvo p zocnectvo 81 sabomysel most; A. odvsos
5 suc1otny; g. zradnik ~ inc telese dusevne vady
Narody byvaleho Razsko Uhorska (tedy Sovac, Cesi
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Rumunov) vykazun dPa tel statistiky ha menej per-
centov tychto sedem dusevch telesvch chyb preto
si najblizsi perfeknosti udskej Nainezadicnejsim
prist ahoyalca dl tel statistky sd Irana potion ma
rody Balkanu potom Rlska na pr
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Nemecka len potonl Anglieka zlocinoov naviac Wy
kazue Balkan potom Taansko salencoy najviac lrsko,
Epotom R,lsko Scandinavia slabomysen nych (blbcov)
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klade poctu tychto chybnych lud nachodiacch anne
rickvch tulhach bazincoch, nemocnciach vazenach.