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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

I'll. Coz cely svet Sc zaprisah.
null proti nj?
Hrabenka uvazovala o teto
veci skoro dive hodiny.
sdrov, jenz pfisel k nj We
Ger ma navstevu, zastal il smut
nou a roztrzitou; pripadla tu-
diz Zine dloha, ably hosta ,ba-
villa. Avsak Zina, nasledujfc
prikladu sve matky, tvarila sc
vazne, &C z tahd jejich v obli-
6eji zazaril nekterou chvili pa
prsek velike radosti.
| Bavili Sc o rGznych vecech,
az konecne prisla j Justina A.
damovna. xt.5,
Pritomnost Justiny ucinila
ma Zinu velice nepfijemny do.
jem; nemohla il zapomenouti
ukrutne jeji Sc chovani vdci
Vasilise. Nahle vsak pfipadlo
il, aby prostfednictvim Justi-
ny dozvedela Sc, CO TAX rada
Ipfala 81 vypatrati.
Mezi tim co pfipravovan
byl caj, odebrala sc komteska
do jidelny, kamz Justina ODE
sla, a tazala Sc il beze vsech
okolkG: s.s
"Vite snad, kdo jest ten BIZ
dnik, ktery = jak mi bylo re-
ceno, postal anonymni dopis?"
Ackoliv Justina dovedla Sc
.opanovati, piece byla neoce-
kavanou otazkou tou prekva-
pena. Odpovedela hlasem We
lice stisnenym:
"Ne, lslecno. Kdo vam to
.rekl?"
Tento CHI ton a zmena bar
Wy obliceje byly Zine podezfe-
doSazela tadiz. syymi~ o.
tazkami ma nj jeste ddrazneji:
"Cely svet mluvf o tom;
IDA Sc mi tudiz, ze zvlaste Wy,
budete asi dobfe o tom zpra-
vena."
"Nejsem o mic lepe zprave-
ma nezli ostatni."
"Jest to skutecne pravda?"
pravila Zina vysokomyslne.
"Pokud vim, mate We zvyku
'dozvedeti Sc vsem drive nez
kdo jiny."
"Co tim chcete rici, slecno? !?
pravila Justina plactivym hla-
sem.
Zina' pokreila rameny a O.
bratila Sc k nj zady. Bylat' Q
pravdivosti vice nez zpola pfc
sv3deena.
Nasledovala jeste kratka "a.
bava knize pax chopil sc
sveho klobouku.
Kdyz prosel skoro temnym
jiz prostorami, prisla mu vstfit
Zina a pravila k n3mu polo
hlaAne:
"Zitra odp1ldne as ke dru
he hodine pfijd'te navstivit
mama"
! "Ano, slecno," odpov9de
Sdrov a dodal smutnym hla
sem: "Dnes jsem vas nevid9l.'
"Ten vecer tedy nepocit&
te?" pravila Zina s naivno
sti.
i me: kdybyste jen v6d6la
kolikrat jsem dnes preset v "a
hrade nahoru dOli, cekaj,
ma vas"
1 Zlomyslna mlada divka so
Itva potlacila smich.
"Budiz vam to naucenim, Il
bez dovoleni nemate sc pro
chazeti," pravila ciperka. Pal
podala mu rucku a pri tom po
dlvala Sc ma neho tax hlubo
kym, sladkym pohledem, Z,
. sdfov v nejvetsim opojenf s.
skApnil, aby polibil il ruku.
4ina jiz chtela mu utrhnou
ii, tvsak plachy. pohled il pr,
!; svedSn, ze jsou sami; dovolil'
} tudiE knizeti, aby jeste jed
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PkIJIvIE Sc

Z tlkIJ1e0J T. divly M leh-
Hsa ,tosisnf Dskc nIasi mfti
prope11ttsf AIolnf eertifikat.
|1fJ6sts = i Th1 Cs1yahoga
|Bu tisnh6 ~ Co., Ssh floor Bra
|dIly No, 113o W. 9th St.
i IL
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KRASNA. OTROKYNE.
ROMAN.
80
lvapsdl Henry Creui1e. .s's,iY
LvM.
Hrab5nke eIbfpe sit1lsei.
lvapsal Henry CreuiNe.

Uderenfm jedh6 kSdiny PHI
jel hrab6ef pov61 pro vasiIi-
su; k vys1ovaefAu Yozksxu Ma
benky musfIa dfvka Jed ssma
- bez sve matky, ktsfou hrs
benka nemoh1a vystkti.
Marickii vsedl DO dTozky =
prijel soutasRx d vssilis0u
pred dunn Kurnjasind.
iDvere - ofsvfsly ! mezi
tim CO sluha n&v5ttvu jejfck
ohlasoval, xaSeptal nrl&dt d.
stojnik svk nev6st9:
"Prosim tS, jsAosn se ne
poddej!"
Hrabenka byla vdti' SWIM
nepfateltm mnohern I&skavtj-
81 nezli vtH pfateldnu - kdyE
totiz nebyla fozhn9v&na. Pc
trapnem mEenf konetn9 obra
tia Sc hrab9nka k Marickemu
rkouc: - ~
"Nuze, milt pane, podafiIo
Sc vam, pffm3ti tu vzdornou
divku k tomu, aby Sc p0kOfi-
la?"
Uctiva, av5&k zdrzenliv& f.
klona byla jedinou odpov9di.
Ma to ujsla sc slova Vasili-
sa; byla bleda, avSak slova je-
il znela rozhodntm tonem:
"Prijmete, tetinko, pocit me
litosti, kterouz jsem varn jiz
projevila a kterouz jsem ochot
ma opetovati; dtvefujte me
upfimnosti a nezadejte ode
mne. SLOW, s kterymiz srdce me
nemize souhlasiti."
Hrabenka chvili mlcela.
~ toho muslin tedy soudi-
IT, pravila konecne, "ze mas
v umyslu j spise svatby Sc zri-
ci, nezli povoliti We sve hrdo-
sti.y - - Is
"Ano, radIji Sc kfeknu shat
ku, nezli bych ucinila neco,
CO by bylo proti menu svedo-
mi"
I. "Tva chyba hlavns spociva
v tom, ze nejsi schopna Ito
sti."
Vasilisa sklonila hlavu.
"Avsak, milostiva panf,"
pravil Marickij, "vy pamatu-
'jete stale jen ma sletnu Gono-
YOU; zda Sc mi vsak, re zapo-
inmate pri tom ma mne, jako-
by Sc mne ia vec netykAla.
|NepriGinite-li Sc, abych svole-
nj rodicl svych obdrzel, po-
trestate il tim ovsem, avsalx
zaroveh i mne; coz vSak ia
jsem vam utinil, ze chcete PIE
ruSiti shatek, po kter&m srd-
ce me tax touzi?"
"Nu, tax jen 81 il vezmete!''
pravila hrabenka, pon6kud jix
rozhnevana; "ozente Sc s nj,
TAX jak jest, - pohan6na, zne
fuctena - bud'te S nj po ce-
!. ly zivot nest'astnyH! Takova
nevd&cnice mdze byti jenom
spatnou choti, spatnou mat.
kou; ozehte Sc nj bez poze.
/, hnanf svych rodict a bez po.
zehnanf meho! Ueihte tax pro.
ii pfikazanf Bozimu, jez pra.
vi: "Cti otce sveho i matku'
- ucinte tax, chcete-li bJti
potrestan We svych d6tech."
!, kazde ruske srdce Jest 10.
verciv6; tim vice pax srdce
mlade, nest'astne divky. Pf
,slovech "zneuctena" Vasiliss
povstala; slysela proroctvi svl
tety; stala bleda, nepohnute
ruku tisknouc ma srdce.
"Tetinka ma pravdu," pra.
villa rozhodnym tonem k Ma,
rickemu; "nemohu Sc naditi Il
jfho pozehnani a vasi rodico
We rovnez budou Sc zdrahati
aby vam pozehnali; nechci *
stati vasim nestestim - nechc
byti yasi choti - zapoments
ma mne - zijte blaze!"
Phi prvnim kroku, ktery u
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TyUi zd0ofaost.

Jsem psvmm dsvSsseas. ktefE
|eiluje53"
"Nkoiiy - jsi destsi. sle nadj
|vkus - Cd jsdne lasky / dnlhe
|zaancaitE ,zlsp5vje."
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Moe zusku.

h Zeas:l "PfeseaneS kone6ns
'odpoviclat ( otizce Ease oliz-
Muz: "Maer4d - ale jak
cheei. abych to dxlala"
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|fnoltAJll1 - sssi.snx dil.
- n spsfvik. St,svl Haste
g. ' sbaya1ln SbsalS Jos.
SAady, So u AtE. Line,
|llspiS Htishss, Bedford, 9.
I'll
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|PRopaAJA1E 81 rohovy Stor.
Haste - ' I. 1850 Broadway.
Z,
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y kaodrns.

CiSnik { ( hostu. sedicinu u zr-
|cadla): SDovolil byste. pane. =
bych i stoupl ma vale ralnena.
|bych mohl lepe tisit lrcadlop"
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v tam ses y xvenSnis ~
v modrem salonu nikdo d toho
nsgDssnl
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hrxbEnks jSsnntis po1yn41t
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.PRODA Sc dim 0 tfech svet-
'nicich dole q dvou nahofe.
koupslna, pantry q jin& zaff-
zeni. Majetek Sc naleza v {.
3641 E. AZ St. Petite Sc We ve-
.dlejSfm byte. $50
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PNODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
.chod : prodejefn dontnik0 v
I. 13507 Mfles ave. VGnte
Broadway kAru. Trzf, s. pies
500 ttdne. Ph obchodS je
byt, celksm nAjetn levuy. Has
te Sc lhexf 5. ! I. hod. vecer v
&. 1875 Miles ave. 7-2
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f0ijfl6U = rlii = byt Sc
le11tou 10 bsSs stt4yy, kou-
pslna i p6sxit1- Alfs6a Sc sde
n y Sd1I. & Hotu. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-30

iPRODA Sc davenport set "a
$50. library table $l2, diAning
room set $50, kulatt stal so,
&cf stroj $12, holrack A, ply
nova kamna SIS, lednicka $15
postel 81, crib s., pfacf stroj
$2, dressers, karpety, Mdle .
|jint n&bytek. Haste sc Y {.
4313 Clark ave. s. w. 7-3
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.PRODA Sc dunn. vse na jed
nom poschodi. s pokojd dole.
krb, bookcases, china cabinet
e jin6 zsfizeni, Haste be v {.
12604 Holborn ave. v Mt.
Pleasant. rs
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|PRODk 81 pSkny stavebnf
lot ns Bsnhah al. Y same
Fvfch. 13l. ul., d& - LEVINE.
IIlaste &c v Z. l3405 Bartlett
Ave. 7-12
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PRODA Sc get o 4 zidkch a
Est6l do jidelny. Haste SO {.
[394S vych. 42. ul. nahofe v
|yssiu y Washington parku.
|fkoDA Sc dyonrcdihil5 dum
10 s pokojfch dole q to same
|nahofe, 2 koupelny, 2 fernesy,
elektriks, vie saffxeno. Vez-
me se p0 pffpsde druhy mort
gage. Haste se v I. 1896 vtch.
|131. ul. bIf3e Uni0n k&ry.
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ALE jak to| bylo .mozn6 bez
m6ho vedomi Z"
''Psali jsme ii.
"Psali? TyR"
"Jen jedndu, mama; totiz
- jednou ia ! jednou knife =
"Mdj Bozel jak ten zraatek
ekonci!" zvopela hrab9nka u
pfeva zrak X nsbi.
I Zenaida V lson1 vzala knife
lte "a ruku pfibli3ila - I
MIN k matce.
"Mama II pravila q zaii-
kla Sc.
"Pozehneit4 nSn1," zaseptsl
knize a pokldkl divkou pred
hrabenku.
Radostnym pfekvapenim "a
pomnela urozlsn6 DANA na VII
ostatni.
"Ach. cd ardce fAda, InIill
deti" zvolal natsz nastsIc
yseobecne obliimAnf.
Hrabe, jen3 byl o tom 5pra'
ven, objevil se v tt3e chvfh
~ = nedlouh . pani Gorovi
z slecna< Boclhetoy6.
Nasledoval4a srdetn6 zaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-21
H. P. COATS.
Attorney General.
CHASE GAMBIA DE TACTICA
EN- SU CAMPANA CONTRA
FIRPO

NEW YORK, octubre 10. (Uniter
Fress).-Chase, perseguidor y enc
migo encarnizado del boxeador ar
gentino Firpo, ha cambiado de tac-
tica en- su campana contra este ha
retirado todos los cargos que por
perjurio contra el "Toro de las Pam
pas habia sometido ante los Conf
sionados Hitchcock Sander, anun-
ciando que sometera dichos cargos a
Ia consideration del Gran Jurado,
para que dicho orgamsmo proceda de
acuerdo con su criterio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-21
La For1na de Desprender
la Piel LENA de
Manchas y Granos
(De Felicia v Salud)

Para suprimir las manchas, granos o
cualquier otra fealdad del cults, 10 me-
jor es desprender la pieI misma. Esto
Sc logra de una manera facii, indolora
y economical, por la aplicacion de la
cera mercolizada comun, que pnede
obtenerse en- cualquier drogueria. La
cera absorbe la piel externa defectuosa,
un POGO cada dfa, hacienda que gra-
dualmente, el CUTS o segunda capa de
la piel Sc presente en- la superhcie. Los
poros Sc desobstruyen y la cara respira
en- ell oxigeno vitalizante. La nueya
piel es aterciopelada y tersa y presenta
ell resplandor sana de la juventud.
Apliquese la cera como 81 fuera cold
cream, sin frotar. Lavese en- la mana
ma. Is ell trataniento mas eficaz que
Sc conoce para las espinillas, granos,
manchas y erupciones.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-21
FLORES NATURALEs

5Quiere I'd. conseguir hermosos bou-
quets7 Bonitas Ooronas y otros traba-
los artisticos en- flores naturales. Lls~
me al telefono 300 santurce. (stop 20
Martin Peha y sera atendido por la
Sra. Parsi.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
NEBRASKA NOT TO
HAVE new PRIMARY
No Chance Of Another Vote Re-
sardine Senator Norris

BEATRICE, Neb., May 23.-There will
be no second primary in Nebraska to
give republicans = chance to re-
nounce or reiterate their choice of
Senator Norris as nominee for re-
election, as suggested in a letter by
Senator Norris to Henry L. Sackett,
republican state chairman, Mr..
Sackett announced here last night.
Senator Norris letter, made public in
Washington early this week, was re-
ccircd by Stckett last night. Sackett
Immediately replied. making public
his letter.
Il see no reason for the calling of
such a primary nor is there any pro-
vision of the statutes of Nebraska
providing therefor" Sackett said.
None OF the candidates on the state
ticket, individually or collectively,
las at any time intimated or sug-
gestcd that you withdraw from the
ticket. On the contrary, they are
openly supporting you. The same is
true with the republican state COM
mitteemen and committee women"
Senator Norris suggestion of
second primary was made after a let
ter he wrote to A. c. Sorenson of
Lincoln, his primary campaign man.
agor, in which he declined to come to
Nebraska to campaign for the entire
republican state ticket, had brought
criticism from party leaderssF Sena-
tor Norris later denied that he had
intended IN conyey tbp ir~,nrpsSion he
was breaking away from the party
organization and declared the letter
TO Sorenson had been misinterpreted.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
ARREST DRY AGENT
kayada Prohibition Director is Ac-
cuscd of Failing 10 Prosecute Fake
Prohibition Officer.

Reno, New, May 23.---fedcral Mar
shall Fulmer yesterday served a war
rant on Captain J. i. Donnelly, di-
rector Of prohibition for Nevada, nft-
er Donnelly had been indicted by a
federal grand jury. The last federal
grand jury refused TO indict, but
brought in q special report recon-
mending that he resign. When the
lury later called witnesses, Judge
Harrington sustained Donnelly's con-
iention TINT the Jury was prcjudiced
and discharged 1t, but Immediately
empanelled a new one, which returned
tho indictment.
Donnelly meanwhile sent his rcsig-
nation TO Washington effective July !,
but 1t has not been accepted.
The specific charges against him
are that he failed to institute proceed
ings against person charged with
pretending to be prohibition officer,
and who Is alleged 10 have obtained
brides and also that he failed TO pro-
coed against the owners Of a carload
OF beer that broke down near Reno.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
DENIES THEFT or PLOT
Morosco Says He Did Not Steal Data
From Mrs. Fcndler's Manuscript

New York, May 2S.--Oliver Nor
CISCO. theatrical producer and play
wright. denied on the witness stand
yesterday that he had used any part
of Mrs. Grace Tenders manuscript of
I'm Hawaii" In Richard w. Tully's
play, 'The Bird of Paradise" Mrs.
Mr.. FULLY for an accounting and an
injunction, charging plagiarism from
her manuscript.
Frederick Russell Burnham, an
African explorer, testified to furnish
ing FULLY with descriptions of Ha-
waiian life as material for his play
but said that he did not recognize
any of this material In the play.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
HoNEyNIooNERs ARRIVE
Prince Erik aud Bride Decline 10 BE
interviewed in California

Los Angeles, Cal, May 23.--Princc
Erik OF Denmark and his bride, for
merry Frances Lois Booth, were at
home I'm their pink stucco ranch
house at Arcadia today, surrounded
by young peach trees and 5000
chickens.
Reporters and camcramcn mingled
with the townspeople who gathered
to greet the couple homebound from
their honeymoon. but the prince was
silent as he lifted his baggage from
the small sedan in which they ar
rived, and before the dust had settled
in the driveway, the massive door OF
the house was closed behind them.
The worlds total wool consump-
ton is more than 100000. 900 pounds
year in excess OF total production.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
VERDICT FOR $4,000
Philadelphia Man, Mind Affected by
Trolley Crash, Gets Award

Philadelphia. May GA verdict
of $4,000, one Of the largest ever
made in this jurisdiction for personal
injuries, was awarded Nathan Lerner
yesterday by n jury. The suit was
brought against the Philadelphia
Rapid Transit company for damages
in a trolley accident as a result OF
which the plaintiff became insane.
Lcrner was high school student
at the time of the accident. physi-
clans testified that he would never re-
gain his complete mental faculties.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
WANTS UNBIASED NEWS

Oklahoma CITY, May 23.-world
peace can be assured by keeping open
the avenues Of communication and
freeing news sources from the poison
Of interested propaganda. Walter vii.
liams. dean or the school OF journal
Ism Of the University of Missouri, and
pr sidont OF the world press con-
gross. told members of the National
Editorial association IN annual con-
yention here today.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
MCADOO SAYS HE NOW
is sure OF NOMINATION
Claims That Tennessee Delegation
Being For Him Assures
Him OF Success

Nashville, May o3.-1n one of the
stormiest sessions ever seen in poll
teal gathering here, the democratic
state convention late yesterday voted
1900 to 743l q to instruct the Ten
nessee delegation to the national con-
vention to support William G. Nc
Adoo with the states "a votes, as long
as his name is before the convention.
Chicago, May 2S.-W. G. McAdoo
declared last night that the sending
of a Tennessee delegation to the DEM
ocratic convention instructed for him
had assured him of the presidential
nomination. Tennessee, he said, was
the last state needed to be sure of
victory.
Tennessee tells the story" he said
in a statement. MY opponents Gen.
tered their fight in that state. My
friends won in a fair contest. We
needed only that state to be sure of
victory. Ny nomination now seems
assured"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

Company for the construction Of said
water plant,
II is resolved further that copy Of
these resolutions certified to by the
clerk Of this council be furnished to
Ford Motor Company as soon as pos
sible after this meeting.
Ayes-Boivin, LeDuc, Sicotte, Be
LANCER, Sands.
Nays-None. Carried.
A motion was made by Belanger,
supported by Boivin that the follow
ing resolution be adopted:
Resolved, that the plans, specifca-
tions and profiles Of water and sew
er system for the Village Of L'Anse,
Michigan as submitted by Leslie d.
Goddard, consulting engineer and reg
istered under the laws Of Michigan,
be and the same are hereby accepted,
approved and adopted,
And it is further resolved, that the
aforesaid plans, profiles and specifi-
cations be certified to by the village
president and village clerk and the
aforesaid Leslie D. Goddard, consult
ing engineer. registered under the
laws Of Michigan, and that the same
be forthwith submitted according to
the statute in such matters made and
provided to the State Board Of
Health.
Ayes-Boivin, Lebuc, sicotte, Be-
langer, Sands.
Nays-None. Carried.
A motion was. made by Belanger.
supported by LeDuc that the follow
ing resolution be adopted:
Resolved, that a contract be en-
tered into with Leslie d. Goddard,
engineer, Escanaba, Mich
igan to secure his services as manag-
er Of the electric light and water
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

gineers, with our wealth of ex-
perience, we probably know what is
best.
We use IS formulas for steels.
Each is best suited to ceytain parts,
as proved by years of tests.
On some steels we pay the makers
a bonus of 1879 to get them exactly
right. There is no room to excel us
there.
We machine the entire surface OF
each crank shaft. as was done on
Liberty Airplane Motors. That ex-
ira cost is heavy. But thus we get
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

plants Of the Village Of L'Anse, his
duties to include the supervising Of
the operation Of these plants, read
ing Of meters, billing customers,
keeping Of customers ledger, follow
ing up accounts and securing collec-
tions, making and submission I, of
monthly reports and making studies
Of unreasonable losses and recon-
mending remedial measures Accord
ing to proposal submitted 70 this
council by the said Leslie d. Cod
dard, consulting engineer, under date
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25
Just Go and See

Studebaker is today the leader in the
fine-car field.
Studebaker builds more quality cars than
any other. concern in the world.
Buyers of fine cars last year spent over
$500, ,OOO, 900 for Studebaker models.
The demand for Studebakers has alnost
trebied in three years - as people found
them out.
Then go see them. Compare them with
any car you will. Don't spend $1,000 or
over without knowing what Studebaker
offers. You owe that to yourself.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

w. w. Wright Of Marquette wa.
lin Barsga Tuesday and adjusted the
loss on the Falk block.
Justice John Markle, who has been
quite i'll for some time, has improved
considerably and is able to set up in
bed. Our readers all hope and ex-
pect to see him around again soon.
Mrs. Bert had very sick spell on
Sunday night, but since has recov-
cred considerably. She has been con-
fined to her room q long time.
Miss Edith Lindbloom, who has
been on a trip the past four weeks
and is now in Duluth, is expected
home next week.
Otto Estland, wife and children
have moved into the home Of Mrs.
Erma Giddings. ~
Chester Giddings transacted busi-
ness in Calumet and Lake Linden on
Tuesday.
VIM. Davis was in Hancock Tues
day visiting with Mrs. Davis, who is
confined in the hospital there.
VIM. Hand, principal Of the Cow
ington school, spent the week end at
his home in Baraga. n.
J. T. Keranen Of Herman was in
town Monday.
John Falk left Wednesday for q
few days business visit in Ontona-
gon county.
Harry Meyer was in L'Anss last
calling on his cigar trade.
Arthur Forest has taken . position
IS bookkeeper in Alphonse Gauthier's
store.
Miss June Ibbotson was confined to
her home q few days this week with
llness.
Mrs. Roe Harter was a Calumet
visitor last Friday.
Supt. J. E. O'Neil visited over the
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

Of January 15. 1924, for the period Of
one year, from January 1st, 1924,
said Leslie d. Goddard, consulting en-
gineer, to receive as compensation for
his services ten per cent Of the rsvs-
nue. collected for both plants, after
discounts for prompt payment Of bills
have been deducted.
Ayes, all; nays, none. Carried.
No further business appearing, up
on mitoon and support the meeting
adjourned.
Arthur G. Gilman, Clerk.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-01-25

week end at his home in Hancock.
Miss Ellen Ring visited at L'Anse
several days this week guest of her
brother, Thurston.
A son was born last week to Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Peters at Chicago.
L. G. Hillyer returned last Saturday
from Chicago.
Miss Stella Gamache Of L'Anse
was Baraga shopper last Saturday.