davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

vymyAeti. .Takovou .vymyAe-
nou historkou 0. dvou minister
skych unformach bavf sve 4cte
mare tyden pred Sylvestrem
"Montagsblat" v kruhu ne
, meckych politikd vypravoval
, pry nedavno starry nemecky
parlamentArnik .nEkolik vese-
! lych veci ze sve tinaosti we
Vidni, mezi mimi 0 dvou mi
lnisterskJch unifofna&eh. o kfe
, slo nemeckeho ,ministra kraja
ma byl yeden jednou houzev-
naty zapas. Nacionalni svaz
: kandidoyal nemeckeho pokro-|
,kare z Czech. Ministersky pred
seda, jeho pritel re stfedni
,skoly, fekl mu, re bude minis
trem, a muz ten hned b6zel
. Ike krejeimu a dal 81 sfti uni
formu. Zatim vsak vynutili 81
nemecti agrarnfci "a ministra
,'syeho stoupence a TAX zIstalaj
onomu nemeckemu poslanci u
Iniforma bez ministerskeho kfe
,sla. Ably nemectf poslanci v tel
honbe "a ministerskym fra
KEN nevypadali tax hloupe,
vypravuje k tonu "Mdblatt"
historku 0 6eskem poslanci M
(Mastalkovi), ktery pry mel
|byti ministrem obchodu a je-|
'muz nemecky ministr krajanl
dr.. Schreiner pri odstupu Sc
]sveho tfadu nabidl svou uni
lformu. Mladocesky ,poslanec
M. Sc ministrem nestal a tomui
take pry zustala jen unifor-
ma, kterou pry M. jeste pre-
platil. z toho vyvozuje md
blatt" mravni naueeni, az pryl
budou v .Ceskoslovensku jedi
nou zayedeny ministerske uni!
,formy, ably 81 il nikdo nekupo-|
lval drive, dokud nebude miti
''cerne M bilem, ze je minis
trem opravdu. z kruhd bezpro|
stfedne interesovanych Sc do
!. vidame, be celia historic vypa-
da jinak. Historic frakem
Isice byla, ale nenabizel jej
| jej nem. ministr krajan dr..
| ,Sehreiner poslanci Mastalkovi.'
IZde je zamena jmen. Byvaly
, cesky ministr krajan v 1red-
! nicke Wade DIR. Randa, nluz
Ivysoke a stihle postayy, kdyz
odstupoval a loucil Sc s poslan
, Gem dr.. Pacakem, ktery nastu
| poval jako parlamentni mi
| INSTR krajan, pravil tomuto,
zda by nechtel koupiti cd ne
no ministersky frak, coz vsak
bylo mineno jen zertem, ne
( bot dr.. Pacak byl male a sill
\ ne postavy. Kdyz 81 jiz nemec
I'll poslanci vypravuji takove
E falesne historky, povime Jim,
pokud jde o dra Schreinera,
ze mezi byvalymi n9meckymi
j poslanci kolovala otazka, zda
tdr. Schreiner byl pochovan v
: uniforme nemeckeho ministra
: krajana Rakousku ci v sokol
/. skem kroji =.
It caderna propulsion ma svo-
bodu. "Slovenska Politika" ,
) Bratislave oznamuje: ''Dle
= sdeleni statniho zastupitelstv
n Caderna spolecnici, ktefi
iak znamo, pro zosnovan
k spiknuti proti jednotlivym po
e litickym cinitelum slovenskyn
byli We vysetroyaci vazbe tt
"a mesice, byli vcera propuSten
Ina svobodu. Pred opustenin
!, vezeni obvineni mushi pode
psati listinu, re sc nevzdali
i, Bratislayy."
n. ElektrisAce "A pomeyy okre
!" su pfibrAmskshe. v ,poaedn
q. schGzi okresni spravni kgmis
j bylo usneseno, ably okres ma
IA pristoupil "a elena elekraren
nj skeho svazu Otavskeho Sc a
Ia kladnim kapitalem as 10000
Kc, cimz ucinen prvni rozho
81 dujici krok k elektrisacis mas
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PRONAJME Sc Htor { 1861
Buckeye Rd., v kterem byl po
leta grocerni a rexnicky obs
chod. Blizsi sd&li JOS. Hruby,
11437 Buckeye Rd. l.22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

PRODA Sc novy modernf
dvourodinny dim v Mt. Plea
SAINT ma dlazdene ulici, 5 sv9t-
mic a koupelna dole a to sa-
me nahore. Je prave dohoto-
veny k nastehovani. fDnbove
podlahy a finis, dvojita garaz,
cena mirna. Mala splAtka ho-
tove, ostatnf die ujednani. fHla
ste Sc v & 1899 vych. l45. 3ul.,
Kinsman kara.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

PRIME Sc pan ma byt a stra-
WI, bl{ze yychodnf 131. uL Jen
radnyt necht' sc hlasi v elsie
12908 Holborn Ave. 1-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

PRODA Sc novy bungalow o
6 pokojich Sc vsim modernfm
zafizenim, da sc LEVINE. Hlaste
Sc v {. 13504 Bartlett ave. v
Corlett. l-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22
DR. O BN E
OF N A M K Y

HLEDA Sc p. Jan Dupal, ro-
dak re Smilovic, jizni cechy,
posledns v Praourburg, Iowa,
asi 63 roxy stary. Kdo by mo.
hi ne jakou zprayu o n6m poda
Il, necht' tax iaskav& uGini dc
adm. I. Estu. 1-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

HNED K NASTEHOVANf..
Proda Sc jednorodinny dam o
5 pokojich, koupema, pdda,
sklep, skopky ma pradlo, elek-
trika, bfidlicova stfecha, cih-
Iowa garaz, zinnnf okna q 1dve-
re, ulice dlazdena q zaplace-
ma, blize skoly. Cena $500.
Haste Sc v {. S423 Storer ay.
l.22
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UPOZORNENt!

UPOZORNENt!
Tajemnik yyboru majetku p.
FIR. Janousek, drzi v uschova-
nj tri predmsty, ktere byly "a
p0menuty phi zabavach v Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broadway.
kdo pohfesuje nsjaky pred
met, necht Sc obr6ti Ma p. Ja-
ncuska cd 6ti do 8 hOd. vecer
v Ceske Mar. Sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

n fDnl.oDlD.,>.~.l.~ 10 DO F0ska Uher, ChOTvat-
- SKA sAlpsr5sb zem 40 Ne
mecka We selhJch kyantech -
Hstorka dvou minister vyrobky ty pozivay nejlepS
skych uniforem. Kdyz neni no zvuku Rozvratem meny
skutecnych hsorek, must Sc menovanych zemi odbytte
vymysle! Takovou vyyse vdbec zraceso Ma teto vtro
historkou dvou minister be sdcasnkno bo rs1918
sych uniformach bavf sve Gte 480 pracovch 1890 sill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

PRODA Sc dobfe jdoncf hos
tinsky obchod v. dobrem okoli.
Haste Sc v {. 1895 Central
Ave. 1-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

PRONAJME Sc domek o 5
svetnicich ma vych. Al. Pl. Je
hned k nastehovani. Haste Sc
v {. 1885 vych. Al. Place wa
du. liza
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PRONAME Sc:

PRONAjME Sc byt o 5ti po.
kojich vse moderne zarizeno.
Najem S35. meslcne. Haste Sc
y {. 1874 DMikee Ave. v Cor
lett. 1-23
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PRIJMOU Sc zeny k pTebira-
nj hadru. Haste ,se u Nation
al Woolen Co., 3l31 w. 33th
st. 1-23
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NSSVVVVVVVVVEV
7 YHXY PRODEJ CESTOYNlCH
VzORKD y
K()lHNA
PravSjs obdrzei PET beden cesteyn1eh yxor-
XII, obsahujici sweatxy odsvy jisk xboxi. KITE !.
re mdxete koupiti hluboko pod prayide] eenu.
SO mlzskych celovlnenych kabatd a slipoyer
sweatru hod. az do $1,000, jen po !. $500
Muzske celoylnene rukayice ,palecnicee 20 2sc
CHAP. celovlnenei kabaty aipoyer sweat1y,
Jen pO ............ $l.60 = $500
Damske celovlnene tuxedo sweatry -. $1.59
Detske sety, cepice a sally, az $5 hod. ,po $100
Detske rukavice a palecnice po 1Oc, 1Se = 2kc
Stopadesat muzskych vzorkovych union trik,
nelctere celoynene, jine hedv. vnene, nekte.
re bavnene az SIS hod. pc 81, $1.59 $1.ss ]
Damska vzorkova union trika Vas vyber po 69c
Vzorkove muzske chlapecke flanelove kosile
"a vpravde mike ceny.
Muzske kalhoty (cestovni vzorky) az Sc hod.
par po $Z.59
Muzske corduroyove kalhoty par po ;. :. $239
Nova zasilka chlapeckych j dfvcich union trik,
Jen pO Observation-Disclosures. 69c
tJine zvlaStnesti tsto stfedy jsou:
) 1000 Yrdl oblekoveho sotyse BIC h. .yd po 23c
tmportovana sypkovina ma cejchy 65c H. po 45c
, s6 pal. Sir. perka, Csc hod. yard jen po ;. 17c
; Kvetovany saten ma bloomersy spodnicky 29c
Nebileny muselin, nejlepsi jakosti, yard . TIC
CelovlnenA latka ma muzske chlapecke
obleky, Ward jen pc ................ s5c
Nova zasilka latek na obleky sulne jarni O.
deVy yaIu Jeh l.35
. Detske ceiovlnene puncochy, par jen po 15c
: 100 parl muzskych bot zbylych predchazeji-
cich prodeju, vyklizeci cena "a par .g$l.OO
Nekolik zbylych chlapeckych zimniku po $3.50
) lbytky kretonu, yard pO .............l6 l6c
; Damske domaci obleky po ......... SLe0
Mohli bychom yyjmenovati mnohe jine la
; ce, jelikoz mas dochazeji stale move a move "a
; silky Proto sc Yam vzdy vyplati, prijdete-li Ike
|.K0HlN)Vl
:; ESQ VfCH. S.. ULICE.
! Mas pfestavovaci prodej dosud tsva a vse-
CHINO zbyle zboA bude prodano "a smesne niz-
: Ike ceny, jen abychom ziskali mista. Navstivte
Z mas usporite penize.
3k3EaE E1E1E1I1 ~
: MASKARNl PIES
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PrOklef,
ROMAN EMILIA RICHEBqtJRGA
Volne pfelozil Frant. Lndk5l. Cfzek

Jeste tehoz vecera, kdyz Sc
hrabe z Bussieres S choti svou
do palace sveho v ulici Belle
chasse vratil, napsal hrabe du-
vernemu priteli svemu, notari
Nestorovi Dumoulinovi list, v
nemz no pozval, aby no ma
vstivil nasledujiciho dne ma
snidani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22
KRAJAN NEMEC P0DLEHL
PLYNOVE OTRAVE.

Ia dnesniho caspeho rama
zemrel v nemocnici sv. Lukase
47fety krajan Jan Nemec, KITE
ry spolu S dvema syny 15le-
tym Janem a 17letym Fran
KEN otraveni byli v noci ma
nedeli We spani otravnymi W.
parry plynovych kamen v je
jich byte, 5000 Frederick ave.
Jan byl jiz mrtev, kdezto star
Isl Frank zemrel "a kratko v
!nemocnici Mt. Sinai.
Otrava otce byla prohlaso-
Ivana "a nikoli zivotu nebezpe
cnou, kdyz pojednou vcera
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Z cESKOSL OVENSKA

pfijfzd5 do Cieyelandu 81. Ma
rie Neradovaa 2 Rokycan, jede
k sv6mu bratru p. Vacl. Ne
radcvi ma vych. lis. ul., pax
pi. Anna Sku1ca Sc synem Ja-
nem 2 Prahy jedou k p. Skuf-
cow ma Claesson III. Jmenova-
nj cestujfcf pfistanou v prista-
WI Hoboken N. ]. 26. t. m. To-
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,MysIenky nejsou vzdy spo-
lecnikem veseIym, ale budou
jistS pfi veselohfe "ZapovS.
zcne evoce" cd Stolby, kterou
sehraje v nedsli "a. ledna =
Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark ave.
Dram. odbor Jednoty T&bori.
t1, move sorganisovany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-01-22

df America, u. S. Linii.
, Depese o jich pfijezdu do
sla The Cleveland Trust Co.
newburgske odboGce ma Broad
way q Harvard. s,z.
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de! - tax S0lldnl spolecnGSt !,
A kdo to vlastne z mich JET"
"Netazte Sc mne jeste panf
me povolani a povinnost mole
nM zakazuje abych vam odpo-
vedel."
"Zprayil jste o tom pana
domaciho?"
me, nesmi o nicem vedeti."
"A vas agent policejni, kde
bude prespavati?"
"Rovnez zde."
ITO bych 81 vyprosilav' zvo-
lala domovnice skorem rozhor
lene a cudne sc zardela.
"Rucim "a to, re bude ,se do
celia slusne chovati,' Sodvetil
policejni inspektor $ patrny7n
1smevem.
Ivy. muzete sc uchyliti ma
nekolik dnf tam do alkovny, k
teto sini pi.ilehajci, chcete-li
muzete Sc v nj dokonce zata-
rasiti. y Mdj agent muze spa
tt zde v teto sini treba jen ma
slame. chcete-l. - Muzete mu
ale uplne ddved.ovati. z najem.
nikN pax zajiste nebude Sc nj
kdo tomn diviti, ze poskytuje-
te pohostinstvi bratru svemu."
"Aysak kdo bude bditi mad
otviranim dveri V noci?" taxa.
la Sc domovnice stale jeste :
jistou neduverou.
~ d'abla on pi'ece. w.
slovne jaem prece pravil, ze
jest jeho nkolem bditi mad
ttm,s kdo do domu pfichazi q
kdo vychazi. Jest vam to snad
who'd? -Chcete 81 tech ste
frankd vydelah?"
"Dostanu ie doopravdy?'
"Ano, neprodlen6, a bude
ii Sc vse dobfe dafiti, slibuj
YAM jeSte dodatecnOu velmi. sll
tsnn 0dm6nu pro omen den
kdy bratr vas odjede opet d,
Troyes.
"Vzdyt' sc jedna O to Ia
chraniti stat! - drahou ma
81 vladu - Jeho Velicenstvo
Tech sto frankii ale -"
! "Bude pati,iti v;lm - a kro
me toho vlada sama bude hle
deti Sc vam neja'kvm zpuso
benz odnieniti," sliboval poll
+, cejni Inspector. "Avsak pre-
devsim opatrnost! - jen opa
trnost a inject! a mlcet!'
"Bud'te bez starosti, pane
Wy mne cvsem neznate! All,
kdybyste mne znal, v6deL by
ste, dovedu-li byti mlcelivou.
Thefer Sc usmal, neprozra
dill vsak prave svc myslenky
nybrz dal domcvnici bankov
XII.
Tato chopila sc il zimnicn
i ukryla il We sve kapse, zatin
co agent Sc tazal:
J "Jest tedy ujednano ma dc
bro?"
} "Ano, pane,' odvetila domo
vnice radostne. "Ocekavam te
dy bratra veho, CLAUDIA Rigo
la,, Zejtra rano, tfera ihned p
svitani. Zatim prichystam I'd
vsecko PRO neho."
! Thefer sc Nzdaili.
! Hodinu pc odchodu jeho Nv
della liz nejmene polovice na
pjemnikG domu, re pani- dc
. noynice ocekava pfichod brs
ira sveho CLAUDIA Rigola.
} Druheho dine, hned z rama
Sluvek as padesat let stry, kt
lryz celyln zjevem svym, o
hlavy az k pate, zdal Sc By
! venkovanen, svymi spIsob.
| svou vyrecnosti licenou I'd
: zclivosti. sestoupil drozk,
kter;iz Sc zastapila pied .cisllel
! 19.
: Vruce nesl muH- ten veiik
: yak. i pfekrociv lined prah b
tu dcmovnice, s'klesl teto dom
le sestre swe do naruci.
4 L
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IA CEST 0TCOVU.
. r o M A N
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

"Zachraniti STAT" opakova-
Ia nezkusena zena prizvukem
zedSeni. "Milosrdny boze! -
coz name spiklence v dolne?"
"Ticho!' velel policejni a.
gent septenl, pfiloziv prst ma
lista sva. "Jedinke sllvko neo-
patrne 4 veSkere plany nase
molly by SIC zfititi a vSe bylo
by zmareno a ztraceno s1lad,
nebot' bidaci ii, jalkmile by me
Ii jen nejmensi tuseni, re jsme
Jim ma stope Timed by zmize-
lii"
"Jest to tedy pravda pfece?
mumlala domovnice, jejiz po-
strach znacn6 vrdstal, ''jsou
tedy, u mas apiklenci."
''Ovsem ze,, ale mlGte o tom.
"A CO tedy ode mne zadate
pane?"
,Thefer vyndal naprsni ka
psy sve tobolku, 2 nizto wal
bankovku jednu, rozevrel il
a polozil ma stIl pred domov-
nici.
"Yite CO to jest? Vite, co
to plati?" tazal sc domovnice
stale jeste tlnouci.
"BankovKa stofrankova."
''Chcete 81 il vydelati?''
e"Vydelati sto franku a k to-
mu zachraniti stat zvolala re
ma nadsene. "Ovsem Ze chci,
rozhndule chci. Co mann ale u
cia1iti?"
''Poslechnouti mne."
"Mluvte jen.'
Mate manzela?"
'Nikoli pane! --Ubozak
neboztik m1j manzel zemrel
pred tremi roxy uz - "a
nechal mne ovdovelou bez je-
dineho ditka."
"Mate tedy snad pTibuzne.'
"Nikaho, nlimo bratra jedi
ncho?"
"Cim jest?s Kde JEST"
"Jest zfizencem v Troyds
V jakesi tovarne ma capky."
"Jeho vek?"
"Padesat let.
"NavStevujc- vas nekdy?"
"Nikdy."
"Najemnici tohoto domu te
-dy sotva jej znaji?" tazal ss
dale agent.
"Jak by no znai? Vzdyt
uz snad po celych patnact le
nevstoupil do Parizc ami no
hou."
"Vyborne! Vyborns! To VS.,
nam poslouzi."
"Muj bratr ze vam poslou
Iii" opakovala domovnice, tr
nouc stale jeste q dosud ne
pochopujic.
"Ano!"
e "A jak?"
"Jest to velmi jednoduche
Jakmile ia vyjdu odtud z by
tn vaseho a z domu tohoto, 70:
hlasite veskerym najemnikum
S nimiz sc nahodou setkate
re bratr vas pribude Ultra d
Parize a ze bude nekolik dn
bydleti u vas"
"Ale, jak by to mohlo byt
Go to jen mluvite - Co mysli
te?" vola!a uboha zena. i pc
cinala .iiz pochybovati, ze mu
ienz nj mluNi, jest phi zdra
VEN rozumu. "Mlj bratr ne
muze ia zadnou cenu opustit
toyarnu. Muj bratr nemuze d
Parize prijiti."
ITO VIM"
"Nuze?"
"Avsak ma miste jeho pri.
dc agent policejni," pokracova
klidne Thefer, "a bud'te vi
stena, ze bude nit praN
vzhled venkovana, tax re s
kazdy mem bude myliti. :
Prijmete uvitejte no jako sy
h, bratra - ubytujte no b
tn SVEN - on nehne sc re sta
r., tohotO q bude. aniZ by m,
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.uMKTf STARE osADNrCE.


v st&ff t6m9r 81 rokn sko-
nala v pondali odpoledne ri.
Konstantina ZameEni k 0 Va,
manzelka p. Jana ZameGnika,
|vseobecne. znameho kapelnika.
hubby "Zamecnik Bratfi'', kite
nv svoji manzelku pred 8 roxy
ma vecnost predesel. Manzele
|Zame6nikd prijeli do Ameriky
pred So roxy a usadili Sc na
tax zvanem Crotonsku, kde
ibydleli, dlouha leta, pc inrti
Imanzela odebrala Sc pi. Ia
Imecnikova k sve dceri, pi. Ma
|rii Kershnerove, kterou byla Y
|pozdnlm start az do sve smrti
|peGhve osetrovana. Zesnula
krajanka pochazela ze Skal u
Protivfna v okresu Vodhan-
!skem, byla to PAM povahy. ti-
che, v3dy zaujata pro vychowl,
lsyych ditek a kruh ,rodinny
lbyl il made vse. Zanechav&
Izde diva syny, Josefa, chvalne
znameho hudebnika, Jana, pc
kladnika odbocky State Bank
ma. Fleet Ave. proti vych. 40.
ul. a dce1-u pf. Kershnerovou.
Pohreb zesnule bude konan
We ctvrtek odpoledne 2 domu
smutku ma hfbitov sv. Jana
ma Woodland Ave. a bude Wy.
praven pohrobnikem p. FIR
Markem. ~
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1924-08-22
f!ppddd!ys
p6 Evenin3
Fairy Tale
THE PYGMY ELEPHANT
~E4ARY GRAHAM BONNER
cosfhcaT WlsrttH NtVspApta UNION

The Pygmy Elephant had recently
been brought from Africa to the zoo.
He had not done this of his own
accord, but those who were bringing
him along had thought this was a
good plan.
Pygmy was glad that they had
thought this for travelling did become
tiresome and friendly zoo with
plenty of rest and good things to eat
was very nice way of making a
break in the Journey, as the travellers
said
There were few pygmy elephants
In ZOOS and so he was rare animal,
and there was great excitement about
his arrival.
A pygmy is small creature, and
the elephant was very small. 1t was
natural to him to be small. He was
only three feet high and he weighed
three hundred pounds.
OF course that seems to be pretty
generous weight, but for an elephant
1t was very small.
He was still a young elephant, for
he was only three years old, but in
time he would grow older, of course!
When he was good deal older he
would weigh about two hundred
pounds more than he did now.
His journey had been a strange one.
First he had been brought down sew
eral rivers in canoe especially fixed
for this great occasion.
Then he had been put on the big
ocean boat and there he had been
given a little cabin of his own made
especially for him. He had curtains
upon this so that he could shut out
the light when he wanted to sleep.
But he was so fascinated by the
curtains that he kept closing them
all the time.
When any one pulled them apart so
that they were wide open, Pygmy
would close them again as though to
say:
''Well, this is an amusing game
and helps to pass the time"
When he first arrived in zoo on
this side of the Atlantic he was given
hlankets with which he was nicely
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covered over, because the part OF the
country from where he had come was
much warmer than it was here.
There were many other arrivals on
the boat, not to mention the people.
The arrivals on the boat were of
great interest when they arrived at
the ZOO.
Many people came to see them, and
the other animals and birds and
snakes looked at these newcomers and
said in their different ways:
"Oh, you'll probably have all the
attention of the visitors for a time
now.
But they'll come back and look at
us after a time, for we are OLD
friends"
Among the new arrivals at the zoo
were snakes and birds, red-eyed ape,
a Burmese lizard a white ass from
India, a cat bear, five black apes, two
wild swans also from India, number
of Python and Cobra snakes and some
wonderful owls from the Far East.
The wild ass was very vain. Or
perhaps we should say he was very
particular about his personal appear
ance and had great deal of pride in
the way he looked.
When he wasn't eating or sleeping
or doing he was spending his time
looking after his long, shaggy hair
1T is my beauty" he said, land l
must keep 1t looking very fine"
There also had arrived a Hoolac
Gibbon monkey with the most enor-
mously long arms.
But the Pygmy Elephant was the
great ZOO attraction. He was q rare
| animal, indeed, to arrive in zoo.
The other elephants looked at him
and thought to themselves that 1t
was strange that so small a creature
should be given so much attention
when they were enormously splendid,
and when they were so ready to en-
terrain the visitors.
But Pygmy got all the attention,
FAR more than any of the other new
arrivals.
And Pygmy said to himself:
"well, put up with good deal
Oh the journey. 1t is only fair that
/ j should be given some attention and
praise after all have gone through 7
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GUN FIGHTER or
EARLY WESTERN
DAYS DIES AT 90
Newton Vorce Led Peace
Officers Many a Chase in
in Old Days on Frontier.

Denver.-Actiye and spry to the
last, Newton Vorce, picturesque from
tiersman and real gun fighter of
the early days when the West was
really wild and woolly, is dead at his
home here at the age of ninety-two.
Vorce was a veteran of the Civil
war, having seen service with the
famous Moseby guerrillas.
He came to Colorado in the middle
sixties and soon became known far
and wide for his daring "gun play
Most of Vorces life was spent in
the country near Deer Trail and By
ers, on the prairie east of Denver.
The first few years of his career in
Colorado were confined to Indian
fighting, but later he became involved
with the law and gave many a peace
officer sleepless nights.
Kicked Hole in Jail.
In 1887 Vorce was arrested for a
minor offense and was locked up in
the Arapahoe County Jail. firing of
the drab surroundings, he kicked a
hole through the Jail wall. helped him
self to pistols from the sheriff's of
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Girl ThrotUs Lasso,
Captures a Big Bear

Cowdrey, Colo.-Barbara Fox and
her brother, Ray, residing on ranch
In North Park, near here, had the
time of their lives when they tried
to capture a 27s-pound bear with a
lasso and an ak.
They were repairing fence in q
pasture when they started a bear,
which ambled off. The girl ran to her
horse, snatched lariat and drove
into the timber. The brother followed
and by expert maneuvering they ran
the bear into the open, where the girl
Tipped moose over it's head.
Bruin dragged the girl and her
brother and dashed out furiously at the
rope and finally cut it in two with his
teeth. With his sister fleetly out
maneuvering the bear, Ray ran up
with his lariat and on the second try
roped him.
With Bruin gnawing at the rope this
two got the ak and finished The job.
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Something TO Think About
pr A MAI rEp
By F. A. DALKER
eel that we cannot bear them day

feel that we cannot bear them a day
longer.
1t forms pleasing background to
our existence, sort of refuge where
we may go and find rest when we
are unnerved, exhausted and discour-
aged
Riches, honor and fame lose their
luster when in the presence of the
soul that is humble, patient and faith
full.
Earthly prizes such as these are
but the dress of a precious substance
from which such a soul is made
made to endure forever, where the
light Is always shining and life dis
covers itself in its true sphere.
And certainly, whatever 1t may be
with regard to the persons who are
now skeptical about such matters, the
day will come when they, too, shall
see the light, and as likely as not find
1t shining within their own breasts, in
a moment when they least suspect its
divine presence
Hidden somewhere within us such
a light is always burning, ready at
the touch Of the right word to fare up
into beneficent blazel
20. Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
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AFOUR-BASE
BLOW
BY DOUGLAS MALLocH

y
r THOUGHT of all the things that
To man 10 make him merrisome.
And gold is good, and fame is fine,
And praise is sweet, and love divine
But, for a joy to make man
A whirling dervish, nothing can
Excepting one, and that is this,
The very altitude of bliss,
Pure stuff, Al, yard wide, all wool
"A home run with the bases full.
T'he teams behind, say to 1,
The game Is very nearly done,
The ninth. two down. A crack Is
heard,
And someone singles over third
A grounder's all the next can do;
The shortstop lets 1t trickle through +!
Two down, two onl What's all the
talk?
Two strikes, three balls. Hooray, a
walk
Now grandstand, bleachers, hear 'em
pull l.
"A home run with the bases full"
We talk about the brotherhood
OF man. All very we'll and good.
But only then beyond a doubt
I've ever seen 1t carried out
I've seen minister embrace