davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-24

LOZE SION {. II, j. T., kona schIze
treti nedeli mesici. Pred. Ant. PAGES
6716 Classen Ave-; tai. Jan Kodet, Stop
%, Box 73 Bedford, o.; dcet. Rud. Be-
cicka. 5925 EngeI Ave; pokl. Jcs Swan
cara, 1921 Leading Ave.
LOM PROsUzENi TkBORITU {. ~
j. T. kona schizi druhy ctvrtek mescl
ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pred
Volt. Hrudka. 3441 w. 46th ST., tai Ant
Hobl, 1926 W. 56th St., icet. Jak Novy
1858 Gremsby Ave., West Park; pokl
Ant. Halos, 313O W. 4Sth st.
LOxE BiLA HORA, t.s7 J. T., kona
schize druhou nedeli mesici, dopcledne
v sini p. Kom0rOuse ma Fleet Ave.
Preds. JOS. Novy, 1888 E. 106th ST.; tai
Bob. Fiser, 1860 Chapelside Ave-; lcet
JOS. Hujer, AIS Einhorn Ave. s. W.;
pokl. Jos. Novotny, 1872 E. 66th st.
LOzE zENY TABORA I. Al j. T
kona sv6 schuze vzdy prvni dtery me-
sici Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broad
way. Predsedkyne B. Svatba; tai. Marie
Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave-: dcet. Ma
rie Sklenicka, 1852 Chapelside Ave; 20
kladnice Rose Kominek, 1909 Warren Ay
LOzE zENY POkROKU {. 46 J. Il
kona schulz kazdou druhou nedeli masi-
ci sini p. Kalny ma zap. So. ul. Pred
Barbora Skala, 1895 w. 47th ST.; tai
Ant. Hlozek, 1895 w. fifth ST.; lcet. Jo-
sefa Bily, 1888 w. seth St.; poklad. Kat
Syancara, 1921 Leading Ave.
LO1E BOJOVNiCI SvOBODY {. 80 ]
4. kona schizc pryni dtcry mesici 81
nj J. A. Komensky, ma vych. 131. ul. =
Preds. Michael Mschacek, mistopf. FIR
Mares; tai. Jan Lacina, 1851 Coatl
Ave; dcet Kar. Divis,;- poklatlnik Vac
Ilerypek. 1#
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Skladani ''pGl futur, pal,staro"
lima, tina. Devata odbih -
bim, BAN!
Lezim, vsak spanek me pomiji,
klimbam!
q kasaren slyset je trumpetu
dbalou:
vojaci zpozdili, at jste tn,
alou!
Nenechte moe dlouho cekati
sic "a to budete pykati
v base.
Ma vezi odbiji desata,
bin, BAN!
Spanek mi ma vicka nechvata,
klimbam!
Biograf ma blizku dovrcel,
vr! vr!
Proud lidi neho ven vyhrcel,
'hr! hr!
v parech jde vetsinou ia chaska
domd,
'vede ie mesicek laska
k tomu -.
Jedenact odtlouklo ma vezi,
bim, BAN!
Blahy sen me ted snad osvezi,
klimbam
Zrim st'astne = pull futur, pull
staropary
nebudou NIT ted, nj ma jaro
svary.
PAX ach - zle tuseni, necha-li
ten tn,
bude to ma podzim - zas ali
mentl!
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yELK0kkN I. s P. s STlTU emo
&. S. p. S.

yELk0kkN {. s p. s STATU 0HIO
kona schnze kazdy prvni ctvrtek mesi-
ci Ceske Mar Sini M Broadway. Preds.
Alois Urbanec. 3347 w. 4Srd St.; tai. Jos.
Sttibrny, 1888 Bartlett Ave.; icetnik
En-. Cernohorsky, 1921 e. Nth ST.; po-
kladnik Jos. Kraii6ek, Ddvsrnik James
Svoboda. 4225 E. 12sth St.
RAD SvORNOST Z. 3, c. S. z. S. ko-
nd schize tfeti sobotu mesici Ceske
N&rodn Sini ma Broadway. Pfedseda En-
Cernohorsky, 1921 e. lit. ul.; tai rr.
MeHcAar. 36l7 E. 1O4. ul, dcet. Henry
Jiroasek, I'LL Hand Ave S. E.
RAD M1KA I. . {. s. p. s. kona
schdzi kazde druhe pondeh mesici "
Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Pfedseda
Ant. Mlazovsky, S527 zap. SO. ul; tai.
Alb. Panek. 54O4 Storer Ave-, dcet. JOS.
valek, 1857 W. 46th St.; pokl Bob. Kon-
rad. 362S Sackett Ave. S. w.
RAD LIDUMIL I. 1s c. s. r. 5. kona
sve sch0xe prvni sobosu mesici Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broadway. Urednici:
pfedseda Jan Beranek; tai. En- Fiser,
S014 Maryland Ave; dcetnik Bart. Brl-
EEK, S940 Engel Ave-: pokladnik vaclav
Guda.
RAD BRATkf V KkUHU I. ss {. s.
r. 5. kona sve sch0xe druhon sobotu v
mesic Ceske Nar1slni SIM ma Broad
way. Pfedseda Ant. Uhlir, 3646 vych.
131. ul.: tai. Josef Click, 1850 w. 56th
ST.; dcetnik Louis OpMstil, 5421 Caleb
Ct.,; pokladnik NJ Kaiser, s46l E. SO. St
i RAD CHELCICKi.PALACKY I. 81
{. 8. r. 5. kona scdzi kazdoa prvni ne
den m6sici Ceske Narodni Sini ma
/ Broadway. Predseda Jos. CernohorskJ
1921 Hoy Ave-; tai. JOS. Hrabak, 4614
Lester Ave-; dcet Bedrch Krofta, 1861
E. is1. st.
RAD RkET!SLAv I. IS c. s. r. s
kona schulz prvni sobotu v mesici
Predssda Ad. Simacek. 1858 E. ls9th St.
tai. FIR. Vlasak, Stop 35 Northffie'd, o
pokl FIR. Novy. 1900 Maplerow Ave-;
dcet. FIR. Burval, 2434 E. S9th st.
RAD CESTf RRATki I. lOs L. S. r
S, kona schulz druhou nedeli mesii /,
Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave. Predse.
da FIR. J. Sebek. 3939 Poe Ave-, S. W..
tajemnik A. Cihla, 1929 Storer Ave.
I W.; icetnik Josef Liska, 1929 Pilsen Av
S. W.: pokladnik JOS. Blabolil, 3450 W
45th st. s. w,
RAD PRivDONlL I. Isl {. 5. p.
kona schdze treu sobotu mesci v Ce
-americke Sni ma Quincy Ave. Preds
Jan Bocek; 3107 Essex Rd., tai. Jose
Matejka. 2343 vych. rs. ul.; ,dcct. vac1
Sic. 77O1 Laumer Ave. s. Il.
;. RAD COLUMBIA /. A7 {. s. Y. s,
kona schize druhou stredu mesici
Ceske Narodni SIM ma Broadway. Pred
seda Josef SOurek, 101O9 Unity Ave,
tajemnik A. Hell, 1888 E. 135th ST.: Il
cetnik ]. l.. Payer, 1880 Superior Rd.
pokladnik JOS. R1zicka.
RAD PROBUZENCI {. 1SS {. S. P.S
kona sch0xe tfeti sobotu mesici &c
ske Narodni SIM ma Broadway. Predse
: da Emil DezOrt ST.. 5611 Doloff Rd
tai. FIR. A. Warak, 1929 Buettner CT. S
E., dcet. Jos. Pobuda, 1904 Lenacrav
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SOKOLSKE SBORY

SOKOL CLEVELAND, kona schuai
druhou nedeli nesici sokolovne ma
Quincy Ave- Starosta Leo vsetecka,
tai. Jos. Hudec, 2641 e. 115th St.; 1cet.
vacl. Huul. 3571 E. 14O. St.; pokl. Jan
Bocek.
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STRANA PATA

PODP. SPOIL. RILA HORA (, : od-
byva sch0ze kazdou treti sobotu mesf-
ci Ceske Sini sokol na Clark Ave.
Preds. FIR. Ustrnul, 4s09 Storer Ave.,
tai. Fr. Kebrle, 1886 w. 5oth St.; iGet.
JOS. Nobel, 1857 w. 52nd St.; pokladnik
JOS. PoIacek, 4521 Denison Ave.
LESN1 TABOR {. 800 w. q. w. ko-
nd sve schdze kazdou prvni sobotu
mesici Ceske Sini Sokol ma Clark Ave.
Pred. FIR. Kebrle, 1896 w. 50th St.; tai.
Rud. Kostka, GIL Clark Ave-; dcetnik
Ant. Bfly, 3442 W. 44th ST.: pokladnfk
Jos. Melchar, 321s w. 54th St.
DAMSKA BESEDA na Broadway, kona
schulz prvni ctvrtek mesici. Pred.
Marie Calta, tai. Anna Brlzek, 5940 En-
gel Ave-; dcet. Camilla Sicha. 1926
Fairport Ave-; pokl. Terezie Haas, 129O9
Harvard Ave.
zABAVNI kLUB ALICE MASARY.
kOVA, odbyva schhze kazde prvnf tfeti
dtery mesici Probulove ma Broadway.
Preds. Anna Cesky, tai. dcet. L. Tre-
sher, $500 Broadway, pokl. Ter. Hass,
129O9 Harvard Ave.
ODBOCKA Am. NAROD. SDRUzENf
CECHOSLOVAkt kona schazi treti pon
deli mesici Ceske Mar SIM ma Broad
way mistnosti c. 3. Preds. FIR. vacha.
3452 +. 10S ST.; tai V. Novotny, 1928
Car Ave; dcet Josefa Kupec, 1855 E..
log. ST.; pokl. Jos. Fryauf, 1O206 Buck
eye Rd
PATRONAT CESkE sine j. A. KO.
MENSkY v MT. PLEASANT kona schu-
ze ttvrtou nedeh mesici We 2 hod. odp.
Preds. Alois Hrabak, 3532 K. 1873 St;
tai. Marie Ffser, 13sO9 Chapelside Ave.
REDITELSTyO SINE J. A. KOMEN.
SKY MT. PLEASANT.
Preds. NJ. Machacek, 12909 Benham Av
tai. F. Brezina, 1902 Bartlett Ave- dcet
B. cerny, 1884 e. 1913. ST.; pokl. ,Joh
Machacek, 12909 Benham Ave.
USTREDNi NEMOCENSKA POKLAD.
Ma JEDNOTY TAB0RITt STATu
OHIO, kona schlze ctvrte dtery me
sici Ceske Mar. Sin ma Broadway. -
Preds. Bon. Fiser, 1869 Chapelside Ave
tai. JOS. veillpek, 1901 w. 31st ST.: udet
Rud. Becicka, 5e25 Engel Ave-; poklad
Jos. Hujer, 4415 Eichorn Ave. -
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"a CEsT 0TCovU.
R @ M AN.
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
r M An
Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.

Il IL
yale, odebral Sc primo ma po-
licejni prefekturu, dal Sc 'onla-
siti neprodlene u nacelnika
straze bezpecnosti a byl Jim
taky okamzite prijat.
"Oc Sc jedna, Thefere? Ia
zal Sc tento.
80 vec nalehavou, pane
"Mluvte tedy rychle!"
"Pred dvema 'asi hodinami,' :
jail Sc policejni agent vyprave-
ii S licenym rozechvenim, "tou
lal jsem Sc 20 namesti Royale.
Nahle upoutaly pozornost mou
pronikave vykriky, ozyvajici
Sc v sadu pod stromy.. Zamifil
jsem ovsem Timed We spechu
neivetsim v onu stranu, kdez
jsem 'kriceti slysel, ! i 'shledal
.jsem tam jakousi zenu silenou,
jejiz vystrednosti desily obe-
censtvo, jez sestam prave pro-
chazelo." y y
"Dal jste il dovezti ma ko-
misarstvi?" &n
"Nikoli, pane ="
"Proc?" :
"silena zena tato, jeste do
sti mlada a elegantne odena,
provazena byla, starickou da-
mou a jednou panskou 7ci .sluz-
kou, ijimz nabidl jsem Sc, ku
pomoci, ably molly tim bezpec
neji dostati silenou. opet do
mi = bydlit' starenka ona v
jednom dome ma samem name
sti v prvnim poschodi. He'd
tie, jest to nahodou prave omen
dunn, v nemz ma byt Rene
Moulin, kteryz, pamatujete-li
sc, obvinen byl nedavno re
spiknuti proti bezpecnosti sta.
tn, potion ale pri pfeliceni SOY
dem ma svobodu propusten,
Dotazoval jsem Sc domovnice
a nekolika najemnikd recene-
no domu DO one silene nest asst
( nici, a vsichni 81 stezuji ma to-
re v dome zdrzuje Sc osoba
silena, kteraz kdysi sice byva.
la pry klidna, ale jez nyni mi
va pry cas- po case stale silnej.
81 zachvaty zbesilosti, aniz by
starenka sc liz s odborniky le
karskymi sc radila. Pred ne.
kolika dny byla by byvala do
konce neblaha silena zena ta
to podobnem zachvatu zpd
sobila pozar v dome."
'Krasne to sousedstvi, We
ru! = A pribuzni teto nest'as
nice nestaraji Sc, aby byla poo
dozorem lekarskym?"
"Uboha zena nema zadn,
rodiny! A taky zadny pribu
zensky svazek il nepoji k sta
re one dame, jez vzala pry S
il jen z milosrdenstvi."
"Mel jste teto zene objas
niti, do .iakeho nebezpeci je
il milosrdenstvl il uvadi."
s'To jsem taky ucinil, pan,
nacelniku. Ona pochopila nm
a uznala ku podivu ochotn,
me d1vody a ma radu mou ma
psala vam taky list, ktery van
zde pfinasim, ably domohla $
navstevy psyciliatru n6kterycl
a zaroven svoleni, aby sllen,
mohla byti dana do ustay]
choromyslnych."
A Thefer podal zaroveh dc
pis, nam jiz znamv, 1redniku
ktery no ihned precetl.
"Vyridime zalezitost tn be-
odkladu,' del nacelnik straz
bezpecnosti, kdyz list precet
'Nemyslite vsak, Thefere, &
by bylo radno, abychom dal
vysets1ti nejprve minulost 81
lene?"
"Nemam to ia potrebne
tomto pripadu, ostatne byl b
to novy prutah, a kdoz vi, E
by sc mohlo zatlm Sc sileno
St9fi2"
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tam taky dostavil."
"Dobra, pane" =
Thefer odchazel rozradost-
men.
Nacelnik straze bezpecnosti
ucinil lined po jeho odchodu
opatreni, aby 81 zajistil pro Ii
trek prftomnost a, podporu
dvou radnych znalcu z tohoto
odvetvi vedy lekafske.
Prohlasenim a udajlm. poll
cejnich inspektord pricita Sc
vzdy ddlezitost velika, ano ne
kdy az presprilisna.
Thefer pokladan byl "a de-
tektiva velmi horliveho, "a
muze dIvtipneho a primo ne
dotknutelneho.
Policejni sprava hledela pro
to k nemu neobmezenou dI-
verou a v6fila mu ma slovo.
Jak ostatn6 podezrivati tvr-
zeni jeho, kdyz mluvil jmenem
verejne bezpecnosti' a kdyz "a
dny osobni ddvod, zadny SOU
kromy interes nemdnL hyti
podnetem k slovdm jeho."
Druheho dne Y ureenou ho-
dinu nacelnik policejni straze
odebral Sc dyema lekari do
cisla "a. ma, namesti Royale.
Thefer cekal pred dvermi.
"Dovolite mi, pane," pravil
pfedstavenemu svemu, "abych
vystoupil sam prvni nahoru, a
abych zpravil pani Amadiso-
YOU o vasem prichodu. Dana
tato jest jiz sedmdesat let sta.
ra. Nenadala navst6va vase
techto panI mohla by ma nj u
ciniti DOZEN, ktery by mohl
miti pro nj nasledky osudne
Jest to, tusim, otazka pouh6
slusnosti a lidskosti."
"Ano, ucinte TAX" pravi
policejni nacelnik. "My prij.
deme "a vami v peti minu.
tach."
! Agent kvapil jiz po scho'
dech vzhGru.
/ Pani Amadisova pfijala he
lined.
| "Coz ma to byti opravdu jiz
dnes?" tazala Sc, velice jsout
rozechvena.
"Ano, milostiva pani, avSal
neobavejte Sc niceho. Doved
jsem uvesti zajmy vase v SOU
HAS s opravnenymi pozadavky
naSeho dradu. Nebude zavede
no zadne vysetrovani stran mi
nulosti Silene est'astnice, a lie
kari, provazeni vysokOu osob
nosti, budou zde "a okamzik
aby mohli konstatovati nekte
ra jen data o nemocne. Budo,
to pouhe jen formality."
"Achw zaSeptala starenka
imam strach!"
"Opakuji, ze nemusite Sc n
echo obavati," konejsil il de
tektiv. "Budou yam polozen.
!. jen n6ktere otazky bezvyznan
ne. Odpovezte strucne, nejevi
zadneho znepokojeni, a We
bude odbyta primo hrave."
U dveri, vedoucich ze scho
diste k bytu, oval Sc nahl
jasny cinkot zvonku.
"Jiz jsou zde," del Thefel
Nacelnik straze po1icejni
lekafi by]i Timed uvedeni d.
velikeho salonu.
Pani Arnadisova provazen;
!, jsouc Theferem a chvejic S
!, pohnutim, vkrocila tam "a nj
mi,
Srdce staricke zeny busil
+; div sc nerozsk0cilo.
Diva city RUNE povahy chv
ly Jim totiz: pocit strachu, KIT
, ry budil v nj prichod policie
; a pax opravdova j hlubok;
), pfichylnost,'~ kterou starenk;
, chovala k Esterce.
We chvili, kdy panf Amadi
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- Kampak?
DObyvat zlato do Jilo-
veho.
Skutecne chceS tam ku-
tat? !
- Kutat ne, ale je tam bo-
hata holka chci Sc pokusit,
Jestli by mne chtela.
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Do redakce beletristickeho
listu postal mlady spisovatel
tri povidky pripsal: Doufam
pevne, ze mole povidky otisk-
nete. kdyz ne, postal bych tri
jine -"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-12-26

New York States prisons again I'LL
ing, nearing 1917's record population.
japanese Premier deprecates jingo-
ism at home and in United States and
assures America all issues are capable
of amicable solution.
President Coolidge definitely put
his foot down on plans for holding
an official inaugural ball in connection
with his Inauguration next March.
A war In which the political
strength Of Senator Borah as opposed
to President Coolidge and administra-
ton leaders will be tested is near.
Borah wants a special session. Cool
idge, Senator Curtis and Representa-
tive Longworth, Republican leaders,
oppose it
Fire, stalking the tracks of Santa
Claus, turned a country schoolhouse
into an inferno at Babb's Switch,
seven miles from Hobart, Okla. With
the Identification Of the last victim
established, a recheoked death list
stood at thirty-three. Many of the
dead are children Twenty injured
were in two hospitals.
Only 224 Of navy's $40 airplanes fit
for service, Rear Admiral Moffett
testifles.
A W. Hall, Of Pennsylvania, w&s
appointed director of the Bureau Ct
Engraving and Printing.
Official phases Of the Inauguration
OF President Coolidge March 4, were
agreed upon at White House con-
ference.
Agitation is widespread among Har-
ward alumni against the strict
scholarship requirements now in
force in the college.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-12-26
FOES WARNED
=;
BY MUSSOLINI
Proposed Election Reforms On
Own Initiative; Will Not =
Compromise, Re Says.

Rome.-Premier Mussoltnd has made
a declaration to the various Facfst
deputies regarding reports In circula-
ton on his recent election announce
ment, according to the Messaggero.
He said:
You who know me, realize the alb.
surdity of certain fairy tales attributed
to me, for which am not responsible.
1t is not my habit to make compro-
misses with anyone.
81 do not need to make a compro-
mise with Signor Salandra, who has
not quit the majority. Who else? With
Giolitti? | have spoken with him once
only, when during the discussion Of
the present electoral Law he asked
whether l supported quorum of so
or 25. and I replied in favor Of 20.
81 proposed electoral refDFm on my
own initiative. 1t is not connected
with any aims suggested In more or
less bad faith by my adversarfes. 1t
is part Of plan of reform which
have in mind and which | intend to
carry out from time to time independ-
emily of the dreams Of my adversaries.
ut was necessary to announce sud-
denly what has been called Saturdays
thunderbolt' because of the secrecy
maintained previously, but that does
not mean that it was not profoundly
considered.
Elections will be called when
think best; the idea that this will be
at once is unfounded. Be sure that
Fascismo will be victorious In the new
elections, but whether before or after
them, I shall continue TRANQUILITY to
carry out my plan
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-12-26

ing thought may be instructive as
well as amusing. 1t may be the means
of teaching men to study the book of
nature more and the creeds and doc
trines of men less.
A knowledge of the ether teaches
man his close kinship to his Maker
and that the finite minds and the inf
mite are inseparably united.
1t is very consoling to have faith
and hope that is based on the eternal
verities and truths of nature, but to
believe for years in an anthropomor-
phic God man made limited and local
lied and then to be disillusioned is a
grievous shock.
The ethereal ocean of space contains
in atomic solution all things that
have been or ever will be created.
When you pull rod of iron from
one end the whole rod moves and it
would come to pieces like a rope of
sand were it not for the ether that
connects the molecules of metal. In
physics this power of the ether is
called cohesion. In the grouping of
elements into compounds it is chemi-
cal affinity.
Mans knowledge of the ether is in
it's infancy, but his research work is
fast giving him a deeper understand
ing of nature and mans position
therein.
And as he gets understanding it
will revolutionize his thought and
opinions concerning the Deific mind,
the finite mind and mans duties to
his fellowmen. He will get a vision
of things as they are and how they
came to be, and his new view of life,
of being, will uplift and ennoble him
as no other influence ever has.
Men has been living for centuries
in mental doubt and darkness, has
been believing without thinking and
has never quite understood what the
medium is that relates him to the
things his heart desires.
But as the ether enables him to dis
Germ the sunlight, so it will inform
him of his closeness to the source of
all wisdom, power and love and teach
him how to demand and to receive
natures resources in abundance for
his every need. F.F. C.
Oakland, Dec. Is, 1924.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-12-26
SPORTING

Indiana Flooring soccer team con-
Quers Boston F. C. by to /.
University of Southern California
Is victor over Missouri eleven by 20
to Z.
Waivers asked on Jack Quinn, one
lime star of Yankees.
New York Boxing Commission tells
Gibbons to post forfeit to bind match
with Tunney. Cannonball Eddie Mar
tin must make 11S pounds or fight
champion at higher class.
Fred Merkle may come to Yankees
as coach and pinch hitter.
George Sisler has offered a contract
to John Hawkins, captain of the
Southern California nine and star
football player.
The New York Boxing Commission
recently refused a request of AL
Schacht for permission to stage comic
bouts in connection with scheduled
fights because it feels there are
enough clowns IN the ring now.
Tiger Flowers, Atlanta negro who
recently scored a technical knockout
over the former middleweight cham
pion Johnny Wilson, has been
matched with Phil Lehman, of To-
ledo, for 10-round bout in New York.
Although members of the st. Louis
americans training squad will be
permitted to play golf, they will be
required to leave their golf on the
links, George Sisler. manager of the
Browns, announced Golf converse
tons in the hotel and on the ball
field will be strictly taboo, Sisler
states.
Yankees prepare for long series Of
rs exhibition games heading up to
baseball season.
Jack Smith, st. Louis outfielder and
left hand hitter, has finished his
tghth year in the majors and his
eleventh in organized baseball. His
grand average as a batsman for the
entire period Is over 800, and yet lit
tie or nothing has ever been written
about him
The Cincinnati National League
Club Is anxtously awaiting the de-
cision Of pitcher Eppa Rixey as to
whether he will retire from baseball
and devote himself TO business occu-
pations. Rixey, It is understood, viii
definitely decide before January
whether he will remain with the
Reds.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-12-26
The Atom and the Ether, Which No
Man Has Seen, But He Has Leared
a Great Deal About Both

The Atom and the Ether, Which No
Man Has Seen, But He Has Leared
Great Deal About Both.
To the Editor of The Republican.
No man has ever seen either the
atom or ether, yet he has learend a
great deal about both.
In building a brick house, the brick
is the unit material with which it is
made, so in building universe
science knows that there must be
unit of matter with which it is con-
structed and they have called it the
atom.
Matter is infinitely Invisible and
until recently it was not believed pos
sible for man to split the atom, while
now he finds that it is made up of
ions, corpuscles or electrons. Still
the atom retains its claim to being
the unit.
Out of the formless ether the atom
was materialized, much as ice crys-
talizes and takes form from water
or as invisible gases chemicalize and
form solids like metals and minerals.
So the atom is related to and is an
offspring of ether And the whole WIS.,
ible world as man knows it is made
up of atoms variously grouped to-
gether and set in motion.
Until about the time the Hertzian
waves were discovered science thot
that the only way the ether could
function was in the transmission of
light, knowing that heat and light
cannot radiate without a connecting
medium. What has since been learn
ed about the nature and Importance
of the ether is marvellous and beyond
comparison.
1t is now known as a metaphysical
substance, one aspect of the univer-
sal mind. That it fills all space and
all things. 1t is called the universal
consciousness by the mental scien-
Rtists. 1t is the basic substance from
(which suns, planets and all the habit
able worlds, all men and women have
been created.
1t is potential with life and mind.
1t is ever alive and active, sensitive in
high degree to thought impressions.
In it we live and move and have our
being. It is our breath of life. 1t is
invisible, intangible, imponderable,
and yet it has greater density than
any known thing in the universe.
1t is the only thing existing that
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1924-12-26
GENERAL
General strike threatened by Scran-

General strike threatened by Scran-
ton miners.
Aids of Senator-elect Charles S.
Deneen of Illinois must wait until
1926 before they can reap the plums
of political patronage on account OF
the state four-year tenure.
Alfred Geiberla, New York patrol
man, was shot at by bandits whom
he sought to capture after they held
up a restaurant. The bandits fired
three shots. all of which failed to
pierce his uniform, rubber coat and
cape. He has bruises over the heart,
on the right arm and In the right
breast to show for his adventure.
Six daylight robberies netted S133,.
600 in cash, jewels and furs in Chi
cago on Tuesday.
Because Of the abnormal popularity
of dictionaries due to the crossword
puzzle craze, the Los Angeles public
library has been compelled to set q
time limit of five minutes on the use
of the dictionary by any one person
The United States is willing to dis
cuss with the Allies, in Paris, the
question of her $3.50, 100000 war claim
against Germany, to which England
ard France object because the United
Gtates did not sign the Versailles
treaty.
The deaf may soon hear through
the impression of sound on their
skins, Prof. Robert H. Iault an
nounced.
New York's Ludlow Street Jail, far.
famed gathering place of the "ali.
mony club" may be torn down to
make space for high school build
ing.
Lawrence NJ. Hight, former Method
ist pastor on trial at Mount Vernon,
H., with Mrs. Elsie Sweetin, for the
murder of MILFORD Sweetin, has the
mind of 10-year-old boy, Dr.. c. H.
nderson, superintendent of the
State Insane Asylum, testified.