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RUB CHEST COLDS
AWAY: STOP PAINS

Pain and congestion is gone.
Quickly ?-Yes. Almost instant relief
from chest colds, sore throat, back
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-11

CHOOSE A FLAPPER
from SO YOUNG GIEIS.

Although it is estimated bat
more than 100000 people apply forsac
positions in motion pictures arr
ually, in Hollywood, it took Frank
Lloyd, producer-director, and Har- q
ny E. We'll, his casting director, Y
more than three weeks to SELECT a.
type of flapper who would fit the !.
part of Janet Oglethorpe in Frank
Lloyd's First National picture,
"BIack Oxen," which comes to-lgas
Dudeys Opera House for two days, rr~'
Friday and Saturda9. Clara Bow,
a 17-year-old Brooklyn high school
girl, was chosen from more thop
fifty pseudo-flappers, many Of theni
whose names and features were well
established by previous screen -'cR- v
perience. Miss Bow. according to II;
Mr.. Lloyd, is the personifieation' -
the ideal aristocratic flapper, mis- 9
chievous, pretty, aggressive, quick
tempered and deeply sentimental.
Critics say Miss Bow has more than
qualified as Janet.
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JACKSON ST. CIRCLE
WILL. MEET FRIDAY

Church and Jackson Street Circle
Of the First Methodist church will
meet with Miss Henry Coleman on
jackson street, Friday afternoon, at
8 o'clock. This is the asst n Getting
Of TIE year and fun attendance IS
desired
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80. American humorist. "a
SO. Poem.
"a. Propelling device.
SO. Location of u. s. capitol
SO. Objective pronoun,
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INTERNAL LOAN
, : SUBSCRIBED

g. 1-.-Minister of
lel announced today
lternal loan of four
A M E las been largely ov-
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College TO Change Name
To Get Duke s Donation

TO Duke University thet It may re-
ceve the sum of 100000 600 to be
paid out of the TRUST fund for crea-
ton Of a university, is regarded as
virtually certain.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-11

Forest fire losses this season in
California, Washington, Oregon,
Montana and Idaho wiz am2unt to
"a, 100000, the National Lumber
Manufacturers Association mas esti
mated.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-11

ache, lumbago tol-
lows a gentle rub
bing with St.
Jacobs Oil.
Rub this soothing,
penetrating oil right
on your chest and
like magic relief
comes. st. Jacobs
Oil is a harmless
liniment W hic h
quickly breaks chest
colds, soothes the
Inflammation o f
sore throat and
breaks up the con.
gestion that causes
pain. 1t never dis
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-12-11

appoints and does not burn the skin.
Get IS cent bottle of St. Jacobs
Oil at any drug store. 1t has been
recommended for 6S years,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-19

Cord and SIX bound styles in dark and light de- signs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-10
Continuation de la pag. 81

con Ia otra, con bastante frecuencia.
En- ocasiones Thompson Sc amino a
zanzibar golpes con su contrario, pero
esta practica fue superhna, va que
Thompson carece de punch. otras ve-
ces Jask predectaba su mandfbula, des-
afiando el golpe de SUI adversario o
sonreia despues do haber recibido al
gun cassigo, 10 que lego dar i'm
preston de que tampoco Harry Wills
tenia punch. sin embargo, pronto So
echo de yer el efecto de sus goipes sn
los cuerpos ? cuerpo, que fueron apro-
vechados por wills para pegar con el
brazo cue le quedaba libre. wills, que
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CENTRAL.

Edtficso construfdo expresamente para
Hotel Modernamente sQuipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con baho. Ts-
lsfono, Tinbres, Barbsrfa = cuanto
YeQuiere 81 Moderno Comfort.
rlan Enropeo American Plan.
Desds 800 . $50. Desde $3.50 $50
Restaurant Ia Carta. Cubierto s1.oo
SAN JOSE No. II.
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Ell. NUEVO .ZAZA'

Ha reaparecido Ell muy acreditado
Cafe Restaurant "ZAZA", donde po-
dra I'd. encontrar las mas exquisitas
comidas confeccionadas por expertos
en- Ell ramo culinario.
Est& situado en- el Boulevard del Va
lie No. 6 y es este ell sitio mas venti-
lad0 de t0da la cfldad.
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LA MASCOTiTA

Ell. cafe ideal de los poncenos. Los
mejores sandwiches, refrescos, dulces,
leche batida y cerveza frfa. FL sitio
mas concurrido por ell forastero. Ca
lie Isabel No. Ponce, P. r. --4-8
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HO TELES !
RALEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza Principal. Hotel, Ca-
"a, Colmado y Restaurant. FL mejor Dc
Arecibo. sitio pra Autom6viIss ansxo
II Hotel.
PEDRO oRpI.
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nici pasledni vypravy ceskoslo-
veasks 2 Ameriky vypravuji
5ojemni pFipad re sve cesty.
v Americe nedavno zenarell
manzelka farmare p. Kacera.
Pred smrti vysloyila pfani, a.
by byla ohnem zpopeln6na a
arna popelem $ lodi Yrzena
do more. Manzel yyhov9l to-
muto pfanf na ceste V nedeli
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dne 6. cervence po lodi Wash
ington". Stalo Sc tax odpole-
dne 3. hod. Prtomen byl tez
prvni a druhy ddstoinik lo6i
a vddce vyprayy p. Turek. Ti-
chy a tklivy tento akt zakonci-
Ia hudba zahranim naA narod-
nj hymny "Kde domov mij?''
Pftomni byli ra lodi fotogra-
fovani.
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JAN GIN BU RIA
IIHOcESK4 IDYLLA.
vypravuje JINDRICH S. BAAR
IIHOcESKA IDYLL.


cele dny - stal sc krotkym q
dIvefivym, veselym a pozor-
nym - ale ublizil-li mu ne
ktery hoch, tn "Belacek" pro-
zrazoval i vybornou pamet' a
chutrost a medal sc beg trestu
Cimbura 81 hfibete valne AMI
nevsimal. Phi pohledu ma ne
olivia v mem pokazde bolna
vzpominka ma "Divokou" a ia
branila vreleji prilnouti k Be-
lackovi. Ponechal no dstem a
jenom sc usmival. kdyz vid3l,
jak to hribe podivne j Ike sko-
lie chodl q netrpelive ceka, no.
hou hrabe a rehta pod okny
- nemohouc Sc dockati konce.
A jakmile slysi, ze deti We sko.
lie hlucne spustili "Otce nas",
az mezi dvere ma chodbu sc
prednfma nohama po schodech
|vydrape ceka ma sye male
druhy. A deti Sc vyhrnou jake
velka ,voda u raaujfs seE Je.
jich pfitel - BeI&eek Cimbu,
rovic tn We dveffch uz eiha ma
Inc. Jedno mu schovalo kdrku
chleba, druhe placku, kousek
hrusky, jablicko - CO meiy
deti, o vsecko Sc 8 hrebeckem
rozdelily.
Cimburu tesily q blazily de.
|ti, ale, ,spredevsim oysem jeho
! vlastni mall
Martinek $ Vaclavem. Klouc.
kove uz vyhrabali Sc z peri
mex a stay9li Sc ma nozicky.
hatolili sc po zemi a po ta
tovi jen jen Sc trasli. Cimburs
'musil davat pozor, ably neza
slapl svyma velikyma nohams
- jak rikal - ''ty brouck,
svoje zlate." Lide Sc small tt
,n6znosti otcovske a We zlt
j, to Cimburovi brali, zdalo s,
jim to nemuznym a bah
lskym jednanim - slabosti
ktera je opet jen utvrzoval.
I've wire, ze Cimbura zenac u;
neni tim silakem, kterym by
val "a svobody zlate. A pro
toze Cimbura o feci lidsk,
lse nikdy nestaral a ma n,
nedbal - odvazovali Sc mno
ri posmevackove ma Cimburu
odhalovah jeho slabosti a kfel
kosti a small sc jim.
Takovou jeho slabosti byl,
lnejen jeho vrouci l&ska k ze
ne a detem, nejen jeho prace
ktere misto zenskych dom;
konal = ale takovou slabosti
ktera lidskym oGim neusla
byly jeho nohy. Nohy, nepo
nerne k jeho t6lu velike q sill
ne, jako diva sloupy mohutn,
nesly zavalite Cimburovo t9lo
A protoze nohy narostly veil
ke - musily byt na ne j We
like boty. Cimbura ma parad,
nedrzel a male obuvi, kter'
by no tlacila, nesnesl. Prot,
sam sve kopyto 81 udelal q
MIN k sevci chodil - "ale t,
ii povidam -" pfikazoval m,
ldnrazne, "bude-i mne obu'
drit nohu skrtit - grose od
mne nedostaneS" a tai
mistr svec radeii jest9 ke ko
pytu pfidal nez aby kIz
vyklepaval a natahoval - jel
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ahy Sc strict zachoval. UAil boz
" ma podiv velik&, sloni, jako
pro obra Site - . TAX Sc sta
10, u ''Cimburovy boty" byly
po celem Pfsecku pfislovecne
a lid& DO dnes o Mich dovedou
tn kroniky vyprayovat. Lidov$
vtip 80 jich xmoenil a zv1cnil
je q 9 mimi sameho Cimburu.
Cimbura setril koni . pro
pohodli hfisaeho t6la nikdy
jich nezapfAhal - AMI tehdy
ne, chtAl-h sve stare matce -
bahiEce Cimburovic v Semicich
ukazat vnoucky ~ ably Sc Jim
podiuila, jak poporostli . jak
uz zyatiat pocinajf. z Putimi
do Semic neni daleko, ale pro
slah& noxky Venouskovy i Mar
tfnkovy cesta k nepfejiti. ''Do-
nesu kloutky sam," feki proto
Cimbura, kdyx v Semicich v
pondeli po posviceni slavili
sousedskou "je tfeba uk&-
zat Jim, odkud mali tatu."
"Mohl bys zapfahnout do
brycky." minila Marjanka.
"Mohf bych," souhlasil no.
spodaf, "ale lip bude, zofou-li
valasi babe Pelikance, kters
vlastniho potahu nema, jejl
polfcko."
"A jak je tam doneses?"
/ "Hned uvidis -" usmal sc
sedlak a vytahls svoje boty. Dc
;kazd& strtil iednoho kloucka
49, skozena ouska holinek ma.
dfl ma hdlku tinovku a hodi'
81 boty i S Martinkem a VAST,
KEN pres rameno. Synkdm sc
to velice libilo, poskakovali s
tancovali v betach a jenon
hlavicky Jim vykukovaly.
, sale muzi -" krizovala 81
matka, ,...s.snadnty deti tax pre-.
yves ferJnssesls sr
"A proc bych nenesl? Pt
Putfmi je ponesu - Smrkou
ce S nina tax projdu a az ds
Semic pfijdu - teprve v,
sv6tnici u mas ma zem je po
stavfm a boty obuju."
'Lide sc ii budou smat." -
"Budou - nebudou - VS.,
stejne. Smeji-li Sc NIL s&hnl
do kapsy a nemam tam mic
nesmeji-i sc - sahnu tam Ia
- a nenahmatnu tam ope
mic. Lidem Sc nezachovas a ne
zalibis, delej CO d6lej. Tys OBJ,
pacholata nosila pod srdcen
- proc bych ia je nemohl ne
sti ma bedrech," a uz chap
ci ma cestu vykrocil. Pekne s
:, vykracoval v bytelnych kozen
kach bosyma nohama, j vine
ne puncochy do kapsy 'scho
val nikoho 81 nevsimaje. :
|Pruzn&, sukovit& trnovka s.
pri kazdem kroku prohnula-
kluci libezn6 sc pohupovali
small, S tatickem 81 popovida
Ii q v Semicich pax k ve6erl
uz ami dockat sc nemohli a,
tata zuje boty,. sami hned d,
Mich Sc drapali a tesili Sc "n'
jizdu" k domovu.
! A lide? Zprvu Sc tom,
zasmali, ale pax, kdyz Cim
buru Gasteji potkavali, sevsed
mel Jim ten zvlastpi obrazek-
mic smesneho v tom nevideli
a dnes povidaji 81 o tom pou
ze proto, aby ukazali, jal
Cimbura milovai sve deti
jak mel - velike boty.
{, PokraGovanf
Kl.x .,S:.L~s xkJv :.xix.
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kN "A dobre. Stszuii 81 misty
pouze M urcite poSkozeni pie
nice a M to, &e znaena cast
obilf jest polehla. takze nebu-
de nsoci byti nalezits upotse-
hene zacich strojl. Ma Emo
jemskp kosi sc jiz zita, stejas
TAX M Breclavsku a nize X
Bratislave q dale ma slewen-4
skou rovinu. AySak ma Hodo-
ninsku jsou zne w v prondu
a M Mikulovsku je jiz mozno
vidsti hojne zitnych papaku.
v okoli Brna sc ziti zacna.
Intelligence na zns. v Ke!-I
canech u Kyiova prihlasilo Sc
n dozorce ma zne LAG lidi, 2
. Mich jsou 2 akademiGtf ma
Iii, 26 je hospodafskych adj
junkta a s absoloventl vyso-
kych skol.
Trapny vyjev pfi svatbs. Y
pondeli odpoledne konala Sc
| v kostle Marie Snezne v Olo-
mouci svatba. Tesne pred Ia
potetfm svatebnich obTadl ve-
drala Sc do kostela neznama
lena, volajic, ze Jest milen-
kou zenicha, 5 nimz ma dta.
Pres vzruseni, ktere Sc zmoc-
milo hlavne zen, divajicch sc
Ina svatbu, vykonal knez sva-
tebni obfad. "a hlasiteho mar
ku nezname zeny opuaili sva-
tebtane hostel. Vyjev pfflakal
zastupy zvedavych, kteri dlou.
no rokovali o prihodf.
Sebevraida Z neit'astns Il.
sky? Vnedeli k Z. hod. vecer-
nj udala se opet ma trait Pl-
,'zen-Klatovy sebevrazda. Andt
la Chladkova, 22leta sluzeb.
ma bez zamestnani. V Plzni VI
hla Sc pod vlak, jedouci z Pl'
zne do Klatov, pod mestskou
lnSmoepicia kde s&nedaynen,
'fp660bnG Eskort il& ssv0i zivo,
sluzka Anna Groblova. Ne
lst'astne Chladkove byla poo
koly jedoucfho vlaku lpine od
fiznuta hlava a ruka. Policis
iex o pfipadu byla Timed uve
domena, dala mrtvolu Chlad
kove dopraviti do marnice. W
setfila, 4e Chl@dkova diela M
prochazce sc svym milencem
1vojinem, a ze vracejic Sc pal
ELK domovu, byla We velice We
sele nalade, takae nelze pred
pokladati, lie spachala sebevr;
zdu z nest'astne lasky.
Cixinci v soukromych slux
bach v nasi rcpublice. Zajima
i've jest, co v dfedni 1prave z;
mesic cerven pfiznava mest
sky drad pro zprosttedkovan
J prace v Brne. Pise, ze neni lep
Isich vyhlidek pro studensN,
vysokych skol technickych, ro
zumi sc cesk6, dokud benevc
lenci rozhodujicich dfadd mai
nejlepe placena mista sou
kromych sluzbach cizinci, kite
ii nijak neSynikaf vedeck.
neb prakticky. nybrx spise ms
;etkem. Jsou to hlavne pol
!. isti zide a fssko-nemecti prislu
Nisnici. Jsou hlavne zamestnan
lv Nor. Ostrave, BrnS, " Ust
mad Labem (u fy Schicht) Z
DIV nemeckych zavodech a Gu
: krovarech ma Morav6 4 ma Slo
: Ivensku. Razna, demaeim l!den
.|nepfizniva rozhodnuti vyvola
e la protest domacich sill inas
: |nyrskych a pribuznych odbor(
. (Centralniho spolku chemikt
: " Praze), kde byl usnesen nei
!. ostrejsi krok proti tomuto po
jehoz vysledkem je ST.;
: Ne vytlacovani tuzemskych 81
: ma skodu statu.
: Urna 5 pOpelem americks
X ~ u T1so ~
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Objev novs umSlecks pam6-
Ky ' T&bofe. Phi opraye "a
cady domu Z. 66 v Arbeite-I
rove ui. v T&bofe, nalezjicfho
p. Fndfichu Novotnemu, 'od-
kryli zednici krama umelecka
sgrafia. 0 nalezu tomto bylI
telegraficky zpra-
ven statini pamatkovy dfad,
ktery vyslal do Tabora sveho
zastupce dra Wagnera, lektora
nauky o ochrane pamatek hi
storickych a umeleckych ma
prazske universite. DR.. Wa
gner podrobil facauu domu Pc
ciiNemu odbornemu zkoumani
a zjistil. ze tn jde dve Pc
riody dekorace sgrfiove, z
nichz prvpi Cast Jest z druhe
poioviny XVI. stol., t, zv. sgra-
fito jednobarevne. druha vrst-
va pax, pfedstavwici malova-
nou vvzdobu ornamentalni, po-
chazi ze skionku DOLBY renal
sancni. Mattel domu p. No
yotny svolil, aby Sc "a spolu-
p1sobeni stat. pamatkoveho L.
fadu provedlo ma dome odkry-
tt a odborna konservace obou
prave naznacenych period Wy
zdoby tsgrafitove a vysel Jim
vstfic i v tom, ie prohlasil
suhlas tim, aby zpusob Cd
borne dpravy domu ureil Ia
ie stat. pamatkovy Trad. Pra-
ce konservatni byly zahajeny
v techto dnech. Provadi ie n
kademiky sochaf Pavlik a
Pochobradsky, ktefi ma staro-
byiem STU odkryii jiz postavu
rytife v pine zbroii, sedicihu
ma koni, 8 tasenym metem Y
ruce. Mezi okny prvniho pa
stsa Byla pan 4eNsaS odksyta
sgrafita s ezdobami obloutko.
vyrni, kterazto dosud nikde v
Tabore nebyla nalezena. Jes,
zajmavo, re We 2. polovine
XVI. stol., ze kterezto doby
;; sgrafita ma dome p. Novotne.
no die .odhadu dra Wagners
pochazi, byl msjitelem toho'
to domu Mikulas Hrosek /.
Trkova, zvanJ tel Nikulas Sla
mar, ktery hyi ta&t6S MATTE
lem Starkova dmu v Prazsk,
ul:ci cp. 157, ma n6nlz dal po
riditi znamou ciziRci ohdiyo
vanou vyzdobu sgrafitovou. -
Nelnene zajimavo jest. re zmi
n4ny dunn {, Sc mel o n6kolil
let pozdeji rovnez We 2. polovi
ci XVI. stol. spoleGneho mali
tele s domem dra Cikharta '
Zelenarske rll. {. SO, pri jeho;
aprave r. 1910 pfislo Sc rovn3,
ma yyzdobu sgrafitovou We sti
tn dempvnim. Tinto spoiled
nym majitelem byl tehdy Mi
chal Kosma, zamoany mest'al
taborsky. V pracich konser
vacnich sc pilne polkraGuje |
jiz dosavadni vysledky jso,
takove, ze jimi zachova Sc sta
roslavnemu TaborN krasn;
starobyla upelecka pamatka'
Zns ma Morave. ."Pozor" u
vadi II. cervence, ze v tomt,
tydnu phi prznivem pocasi 0
citnou Sc znove prace ma o
lomoucku jiz v plnem proud',
Jiz koncem minuleho tydn,
kosena byla ojedinele zita, Wy
jimecne dokonce videti byl,
i prvni mandele, avsak vseo
becne zahajeni Alovych pr.
ci pocfna teprve v tomto ty
dnu, kdy Sc zacne hromadn,
$ kosenim zraleho zita. Rolni
ci vhbec povazuii vysledky le
tosni obilni urody na Olomoue
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plakal. Plakali ne pro ztratu
vyborneho kone, - toho sed-
lax lituje, ale prom neplace -
ale plakali pro klisnu, ktera
podlehla materstvi, plakali
pro sire hribe. ktere i k mrtve
matce Sc tulilo. Byl to hfe-
beEek ma podiv silny tsatny,
vyvinuty, ktery jen svoji We
likosti zavinil smrt' vlastni
matky. Cimbura hledel ma ne
no zlostne, nevrazive, ale vsi-
chni ostatnf s podivem.
"Privedu mu nasi kobylu,"
pfihlasil Sc Cernoch dobrovol-
ne, bez rikani a present. Nell
pod nj tyden stare tribe, kdyz
vybehlo z ohrady, dostalo Sc
k valachu, chtelo pit = a lech-
tivy, nevrly valach pokopal je
tax, re zIstalo ma stani pod
MIN mrtve lezet. Klisne Sc sty-
skalo, aby nestonala, musili
il dojit; byvalo proto v po-
ledne i veeer u CernochG plno
mlsnych klukd, zvedavych, jak
chutna - kobyli mleko.
"Vyvlecte kobylu a hribe
drzte'v teple - hned Sc vra-
tim," narizoval ochotny Ger
noch a sousede sami chill pri-
pravy. Tri valky sehnali a sill
ma, dye prkna, syalili ma ne 'Di-
v0kou a Vyjeli ! nj ven re sta
je. - Cimbura ami rukou dot
knouti Sc nemohl mrtveho ko-
ne, ktereho tolik byl miloval.
Jen hledel stale ma tn chlad-
nouci a tuhnouci mrtvolu, po
hrive il hladil a medal odvezti
il rasovi, ale u neho v sadu
musili vykopati jamu, tam il
skryli a Cimbura tehoz jara
zasadil ma jejim hrobe strOm
- iabloi1 nanenskou. @es
"Tak tn mas macechu,'
privadel Cernoch kone a pu-
still no do ohrady. Nova koby-
Ii mama ocuchala 81 nevlastni.
h synka - a hned ma poprve
a S velikou radosti pustila he
k vemenu.
Hrebecek ssal, al Sc mu "a.
dek natrasal - tax sc spfa.
telili spolu cizi kobyla a cizi
hribe a oba Sc zaradovali; ne.
stesti, ktere je oba potkalo
spratelilo je.
Pil leta skoro krmili koby.
lu u Cimburi, ale tahala I
CernochI. Hfebecek il fano dc
prace provazel -v poledne q
vecer domd sc s nj vesele vra
eel, az koneGne po ctvrt rocs
doslo k odstavu. Hribe uz IRA
10 re zlabu s klisnou zaroven
samo zanedbavalo kobylu, 3
ia zvolna ztracela mleko, al
vyschl v nj zdroj docela.
Vykrmena, pekna vratila 81
doml k Cernochoylm a hre
becek, nez zapomnel - mu
sill Sc spokojit uzavfenym dvo
rem, kan no pousteli. Snadnt
81 zvykl. Spratelil Sc totiz
detmi, zvlaste malou Verun
kou. Jak il 'spatril, bezel k n
a caste Sc stavalo, ze ma dvo
re v chladku lezelo hrib6 /
ma n6m jako ma perine mekk,
spala Verunka. / hosi - Jal
s Frantikem 81 hrali s MIN ,
ono jako ovecka pobihalo 2,
mimi do poll - pobihalo a pa
sio sc kolem Mich. l CHI det
pfichazeli k MIN ma pole a n,
dvIr hrat 81 s koniekem. A tai
hrebecek vyristal vice We spo
lecnosti deti nez We spolecno
sti koni. Do roka Sc nevybar
vii. Cimbura 81 pral, aby s.
zvedl po Divoke - ale ami
tom mu stesti nepralo - kdy;
hrebeeek shodil prvni srst, po
znai, ze to bude siml - mu
SAX, takovy zrovna jako j.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-31

Kduz jsou usichni fddne poiisiem
Go tam stavite m tom ncpfii-
stupnen kopci1"
ITO bude kolna pro obecni stfi
kaGku."
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
The Obscure and Faithful

What we call Illusions are often. in
truth. a wider vision OF past and pres
cnt realities a willing movement Of q
mans soul with the larger sweep OF
The worlds forces-a movement to-
ward a more assured end than the
chances Of single life We see hu.
man herolsm broken into units and
say this unit did little might An well
not have been. hut In this way we
might break up great army into
units; In this way we might break the
sunlight into fragments and think
that this and the other might be
cheaply parted with H. Let as. rather.
ralse a monument 10 the soldiers
whose brave hearts only kept the
ranks unbroken. and met deaths
monument 20 the faithful who were
not famous. and who are precious ar
the continuity Of the sunbeams Is pre-
clous. though SOME OF them fall IN
seen and on barrenness George Eliot
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
House Paint Once Banned

t,lnseed on was first made In New
York In ms Pigments were all I'm.
ported In New England there was
much prejudice against the use OF
paint. Il being considered sign Of
worldllness and vanity.
IN 1880 Clergyman In Charlsstown.
Mass. was hailed before the council for
having the interior Of his house palnt.
60 and during the ensuing 40 years
there was not painter In all New
England stnl. by 1899 the use OF
paint had become general throughout
the country. tho white house with
green blinds FOR many years being the
common form Of exterior painting In
all parts % the United states This
manner u painting frame houses 10 to-
day enjoying popularity. In fact. In
some quarters this color scheme 10
criticised a. lacking Individuality.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
Music OF the Orient
Harm and Sfridenf

The Idea as 90 what real music really
l. varies according to race ami en-
eirvnment. Music ~ the Orient T. apt
% jar upon sensitive occidental ears
Take the question Of drums a. an In,
stance. The playing Of drums 10 Euro
p~nn orchestras las reached high
standard % art. though " Is rare that
mere than three or four ARE used. In
burmsss orchestra. however, the two
principal Instruments are one made 81
a series OF drums called the seing
wesng and . similar series OF gong.
called the kyee or gonss graduated In
size, the drums being played with the
fingers and hands and the gonEs with
knoi,stieks Resides these there are
eytubals. tom-toms and castancts. the
last named being much larger than the
European instruments and made OF
bamboo. OF wind Instruments there
are only a number Of eiarinets ana one
fiufs played by the leader or conduc.
tor string instruments are not used
sud there are also no brass lnstru-
msnfs
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
Football Comments

The spirit OF the high school grid
iron Is better than ever and that is
said with the memory OF the fine old
spirit OF the past years fresh in mind.
The team will be heavier. There
viii be more real good men on the
squad than In the past The boys
are hard at II each night.
glance over the field each even
ing will locate such men as Capt
Adkins. Hainline. villers. Diehl,
Hall, Ennis, Patten. Shinn. Murphey.
Thompson. Moore and Darnell and
there are some big men In the
bunch.
Some new men OF real calibre are
Hairy" Hainiin.e. big" villers and
Bit Patfen. These were inelig O-e
or not here last year. Then there ia
a drove OF freshmen and other boys
new to the game.
TWO full teams went through few
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11

Little Margaret Was spending a holt
day With her aunt In Cornwall Now.
suniis WAS q spinsssf. and not In tho
ilrsf bloom OF youth in fact. an IN
klnd person had once been heard 20
refer to her a. odd" and We believe
the other word used was "eai." Any
how. she was not young
Auntis was determined 90 give her
little nisee good time and she ar
ranged several pleasure trips In order
to give Margaret . chance OF appreci,
atlnx the beauties Of the Cornish
scenery.
When l take you o. N Ives viii
show you the school that | went 70
when ! was little Siri. promised
klnd auntie one day uhsn they were
ous for ~sis.
'oh. snnsis. 10 " sfiil heref" asked
the child. innoesnfiy Il expect lt'n IN
rutns now. isa't ltf"-London Answers.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-11
Young Farmer Surely
Played in Hard Luck

n young farmer had been somewhat
too much - general lover before he
settled upon one sweetheart IN partlcu-
lar. but fhis time he vas truly at
tnched 70 his Emily. Il was about Q
month before the aedding, on NOON
iess night and ~ be led white heller
past the public house the door sudden
y opened aud q man stumbled out into
tie road. d little confused In bis brain
BY too much beer Now. this reyeler,
% returning home. endeavored. Ike
many another husband. 10 placsfe his
wife by Offering her scrap OF gossip
he had just seen that young So-and-
50 walking out With somebody 10
white. ond Il wasn't the right girl. be-
cause size pas AZ Doncaster.
"ae4f morning the wife. Of course,
told nelghb0r. and the nelghbor
passed Il o. 20 the mother Of the pros
peciite bride. ana. though the Nance
was rble 20 explain everything. the
glri thought. On. The whole. she would
prefer - have q young man who could
lead anything home ~ nighf-plain or
colOred without giving rise 10 talk"
Prom what Have Gathered" by
!. r. Buckrose.