davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
BIskuP MyRlEl..

Roku 1915 Dol Charles Francois
Rienvenu Myriel biskupom me-
ste Z. ......
Raz vol l,akto zabusil ma dvere
biskupovho domu.
"Vol no.! oval sa biskup.
Dvere sa nahle dokoran otvori
ly, ako by ich bol niekto 70 vset-
kych sil vyrazil.
Vosiel clovek, urobil krok ma
pred a zastavil sa, nezavruc "a Sc
bou dvere. Ma chrbte NAL batoh,
v rukach drzal palicu. Jeho tvar
bola smela, hnevliva, unavena
surova. Tiara ohniska no osvetlo-
vala. ....>. 80
Biskup pokojne pozeral ma pri-
chodzieho. Prave otvaral usta,
chcejdc sa opytat', co 81 praje,
ked' prichadzajlci oprel sa obi
dvoma rukami palicu, premeral
starca ocima a prehovoril:
"Tak. Menujem7 sa JEAN Val
jean. Som trestanec, 10 rokov
som Dol ma galejach. Pred styrmi
dnami ma prepustili teraz idem
do Pontarliera, tam ma poslali:
Styri dni sidem Toulonu. Dnes
som urobil mle. .Tu z hostinca
ma vyhnali, preto' zee mann: zltv
pas. Isiel som do druheii5'hostin-
ca, ami tam ma nenechali. "Hy-
baj!' hovoria. Siel som do vaze-
MIA, dozorca ma nepustil. Isiel som
do psej BUDDY, pes ma uhryzol a
vyhnal, ako by ,Ypl elovek, ako by
sd i on dozvedel, Ito som. Chcel
som prenocovat' vpoli, aF je+tma,
- pomyslel som 81, - spush sd
daZd' vratil som sa do mesta, aby
so utdlil vol 'akde pri brane. Uz
som sa chystal l'ahndt ma ka-
mennl lavicu, tus mi jedna stare
ma ukazala vase dvere' a,ihoyori :
"Zaklop tuna!' Zaklopal soms te7
dy. Go je tu u vas? Hostinec ?
Nam 1O9z zfrankov, GO som vyrobil
trestnici. Zaplatim. Peniaze
nam. Som unaveny, we'd som pre-
siel t mile "a mann hlad. M6zem tu
zostat 20
"Pani Magloirova,' povedal
lbiskup svojej gazdinej, "dajte
sem este pribor.'
Pocestny urobil tri kroky ma
pred a blizil sa k IA stole leziacej
lampc.
"Pocujte,' hovoril, ako by ne
Dol dobre porozumel rozkaz. "Po-
cul ste, re som trestanec? Rovno
trcstnice," vynal vrecka zltll
listinu a otvoril ju. "Tu je moi
pas. - Zlty - vidite. Prem ma
odvsadial' vyhnali. Chcete preci-
tat 81 ho? Vicm Gitat' naucil som
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10

Predovsetkym je otazka este, ti.
striebro .bolo>nase. lDavno som
ho neopravnene nechaval u seba,
patri chudobnym. A ten clovek je
chudobny.'
Po istej chvili siel biskup ra-
ilajkovat' k tomu istemu stolp,
pri ktorom vecer sedel Jean Val
jean.
Prave chystal sa povstat' od sto-
la, ked' niekto; zaklopal na dvere.
"Dalej!' zvolal biskup.
Dvere sa otvorily. Traja l'udia
drzali "a golfer stvrteho. Traja
l'udia boil straznici, stvrty -
Jean Vatican.
Biskup prikrocil k MIN tax Ii
We, ako mu to dovolil jeho pckro-
ely vek.
ZACH, to ste vy!' povedal hl'a-
diac ma Jeana lValjeana. "Tesi
ma vel mi, re vas vidim. Pocujte,
ved' som ia YAM strieborne svie-
tnIky dial, preco ste ich ncvzal
S pribormi?'
Jean Vatican zodvihnul zrak a
pozrel na biskupa vlrazom, akv
nemoze vylkcit' ziadon l'udsky
jazyk. .
"Tak tedy pravdu hovoril ten
clovek, vasa milost t'?'' opytal sa
straznik. "Stretli SINE no, wye
ral ako uprchlik. Zastavili SINE
ho, prehliadli a nasli striebro.... -
"a on vam povedaI,' hovoril
biskup, usmievajuc sa, 'ze mu to
dial starry knaz, 'ktorl mu poskyt.
nul nocl'ah? A Wy ste no sem pri-
viedli? To jc nedoroz,menie.' -
"Mozeme no tcdy prcpustit -
"Bezpochyby,' odpovedal bis.
kup.
Straznici prepustili Jeana Val.
jcana, ktory ust1pil.
''Je to pravaa, ze MIA prep1st a,
jhg" hovoril ticho, ako hovoria
l'udia 20 spania.
"Ano, 81 prepusteny, ci 81 nepo
cul?" povedal jeden 70 strazni
kov.
"Mily priatel'u," obratil sa
ncmu biskup, "prv ako by ste 0
. diSiel, vezmite 81 svojc svictniky
Tu SIT.
Siel 'ku kozubu, wal Svirtniky
podal ich Jcanovi Valjeanovi.
Jean Vatican triasol sa na ce
lom tele. Mechanicky wal svict
Milky a zmatene na ne pozeral.
"Nhod 'te V pokoji! hovori
mu bisknp. "Aby som nezabudol
mily priotel'u, jestli prfdetc ESTE
ku mne, zbytocne je chodit' "a
hradou. M6zete vzdv prichadzat
a odchadzat' dvcrmi ulice. Ia
tvarame ich vo dine i noel lel
I'd kl 'uclku.'
Potom obratil sa ku straznik on
dodal: "Panovia, m0zetc o
dist'.'
Straznici Sd vzdialili. Jean Val
jean c1til, ze je blizko mdlobam
Biskup pristiipil k nemu 20
vedal septom: ''NezabGdajte, ne
zabudnite nikdy svojho 81 'rrbu, da
ste slovo, ze pouzijete tych pena
II, ably ste sa stal poriadnvm clio
vekom.'
Jean Vatican, nemohuc 81 vzpo
| menut' ma ziadne sI'uby, zarazi
; sa. Biskup povedal tie slova zvla
! Ste dorazne. Dodal slavnostne:
''Jeane ,Naljeanc, bratc moi
, odtcraz prcstavate nalezat' zlu
prechadzate do moci dobra. XII
q pill som vasu dusu. Vvhanam Y ne
ducha tiny odovzdavam ju Bo
hu." .@
!, ,<ss.seJsks!t.iss.x9sx.,s5 ieISeeSksl
a & FRANK
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
MA PREDAJ LACNo

Sicl stroj "a So, detsky kociarik,
pekny, "a $40, zmykac (wringer)
"a 50 (celkom novy, nepotrebo-
vany). Hast sa treba V {. 1881
South Ave.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
Napisal: vilztor Hugo.

4 Z i
sa, co je tu napisane: Jean Val
jean, prepusteny vazeil, narode-
n.y., to je yam l'ahostajne.
Stravil v trestnici 19 rokov. Pat
rokov "a l1peznn kradez, strnast
"a styri pokusy Q ttek. Vel mi ne
bezpeny." Vsetci ma tax vyha-
hajd, a Wy nina sem pustiteg A
MET vas koniarne
''Pani Magloirova, date cistt
pradlo ma postel' v spalni.'
Pani Magiorova odisla vyko-
nat rozkaz. Biskup obratil sa k
host owl.
"Sadnite zohrejte sa, mily pa
ne. Budeme hned' vecerat', me-
dzi vecerou vam popravia po-
stel'.'
Pocestny tax sa zda, pochopil.
Vyraz jeho tvare, postal mrzuty
d surovy, premenil sa ma udive-
ny, nedovercivy, radostny, a zacal
sa zajakat' ako clovek, ktory Wy
siel zo:svojej miery.
"Ako? Ha! Nam tedy zostat
Nevyha1ate NAL. Trestanca Ho-
vorite mi Emily pane. - Vykate
mi, netykate Nehovorite: Hybaj
pse, ako mi vsetci hovorili. Ca,
kal som, ze ma vystrcite. Preto
som yam hned' povedal, kto co
som. A Wy nina violate na veceru
postel' s pradlom. 19 rokov som
nespal posteli! Ste skutocne po
riadni l'udia! Dovol tie, pane ho
stinsky, ako sa menujete? - Ia
platim, cokol'vek ziadate. Ste sku
tocne dobry tlovek. Wy ste pre-
dsa hos tinsky?"
"Som knaz,'' odpovedal bis
kur.
Knaz!' oval sa trestanec
"Vskutku knaz toho vcl'k3ho ko
stola? Kde som dal oci, re som {,
nevsimnul vasu ciapocku.''
Po tychto slovach polozil d.
knta batoh "a palicu, zastrcil listi
nu do vrecka a sadol 81.
Kym to hovori!, biskup vstal d
zavrel dvere, ktore zOstaly otvo
rene.
PAM Magliorova sa vratila. Do
niesla este pribor postavila he
na stol.
"Pani Magloirova," poveda
biskup, 'spostavte pribor blizkc
ohna,' obracajtic sa k host o
vi. dodal: "Nocny victor je '
Alpach chladny. Iste ste premr
zol, pane?"
Ked' vyslovoval slovo ''pane'
svojim vaznym, miernym hlasom
zaziarila tvar trestancova.
Povedat' trestancovi "pane'
znamena tol'ko, ako podat' ziznia
cemu sklenicu vody. PonHeny liz
nj "a vodou.
eta Tampa ma nejasny pla
men, poznamenal biskup.
PAM Magloirova pochopila a o
| disla do spalne biskupovej prs
strieborne sviecnc, ktore PRIME
| sla so zapalenymi sviecami a po
stavila ma st6l Vcdela, ze bisku]
| NAL rad jasne osvetlenie, ked' bo
/! i Il neho hostia.
"Ste dobra dusa,' hovoril tire
| stance, "neopovrhujetc mn0u. Ne
| chal ste ma Il seba. Nezatajil son
| YAM, odkial pridhadzam a kit
! SON.
Biskup wal trestanca prlvctiv
"a ruliu: "Nemusel ste mi poye
dat, kto ste. Tcnto dom je nj
moj, ale Bozi. Ticto dvere sa ne
opytujtl vstupuj1ceho, ii ma da
jake memo, ale ci ma zarmutok
Wy trpite, trapi vas hlad i zizeI
bud 'te vftant, vnid 'te. Nepriji
| man vas ii scba, tn je panon ter
Eto potrebujc pristresic. Vsetkc
co tn je, jc vase. Ma co potrebu
.icm vediet' vase menog PRIV, ak
ste vypovedal svojc memo, vede
som, ako vas ,pomenovut -
| Host udivene pozrel ma nehc
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10

StneJSl! "A to trValO l9 rOkOv. Ic-
raz mann 46 rokov. Chod 81, i 50
zltou listinou.
"Ano, hovoril biskup, "prisiel
ste mesta strasti. Ale pocujte, ma
nebesiach bude Wac radosti u
plakanej tvari kajnceho hriesni-
ka, ako neposkvrnenej eistoty
sta spravodlivych. Jestli ste 81 do
niesol tohoto pribytku utrpenie,
zlobu a nenavist' proti l'ud'om,
ste hodny silcitr1 ak ste Wy donie-
sol pokoru, mier odpustensc,
ste lepsi cd mas vsetkych." i"
Medzitym ,pani Malgloirova do
iiesla veceru.
Tvar biskupa nahle dostala We
sely vyraz pohostinneho domace-
no pana.
"Prosim, prisadnite,'' povedal
zivo.
Biskup ,precital modlitbu, po-
tom nalial polievky. Host sa dial
hltave do jedla.
Nine sa zda, ze volaco chybi ma
stole,' povedal naraz biskup.
Skutocne, pani Magloirova dala
ma st6l len tri potrebne pribory,
kdezto bolo zvyk ON davat na stol
vSetky pribory, ked'' veceral v do
me niekto cudzi.
) PAM Magloirova porozumela ma
rake, mlcky vysla a "a civil
} ku biskupom ziadane pribory sa
leskly uz ma tabuli, rozlozene ST.
| merne pred kazdym, kto pri stole
sedel.
Pc veceri biskup wal SO stola
jeden 70 striebornych svietnikov,
druhy podal svojemu host 'ovi a
povedal:
"Zavedicm vas do vasej izby'
Trestanec siel "a MIN. Kcd pre-
: chadzali loznicou, PAM Magloiro-
va prave ukladala striebro do ma
!. Stennej skrine mad hlavou bisku-
= povej postele. Robila to kazly
i vecer prv, akoby sli spat'.
Biskup doviedol host "a do izby,
V ktorej bola postlana cista po-
stel', postavil svietnik Ia stolik a
praj1c mu dobrn noe, vzdialil sd.
i Ked' Ia chramovej vezi odbi-
ly dive hodiny, Jean Vatican sa
prebudil. Prebudilo no to, re po-
stel' bola primakka. Zaspal, no
. prilis nezvykly pocit medal mu
tvrdo zaspat'. Mnoho rozmani-
l tych myslienok virilo mu V hlave,
ale jedna sa ustavicne vracala d
: zastierala inc: spozoroval sest
striebornych priborov a vel XII
polievkovli nabicracku, ktorn pa
nj Magloirova na st0l polozila.
Tie prlbory nedavaly mu pokoj
|, Lezaly tn, nick ol 'ko krokov cd
neho. Ked prechadzal izbou, vi,
del, ako stara gazdinka uklaciala
/ ich do Skrinky mad hlavOu postc.
+ le. Dobre 81 pamatal skrinku. 30,
la na pravej ruke od vlchodu I
l. jedalne. Prlbory boly massivne &c
stareho striebra, keby. ich predal
y mohol by utrzit dvakrat' tol 'ko
{ ako co zarobil ia svojho 20-rocnt
: no pobytu trcstnici.
} Ceh1 hodinu Stravil V pochyb
p nostiach a boji. =.
J. ODDLY tri hodiny. Otvoril oci
zodvihol sd ma posteli, vztiahnu1
: ruku a nafvnatal bat6zik, ktori
= hodil do kllta izby, potom spusti
Ii nohy sadol 81.
o Ostal nick oil 'ko minut V tejtC
poz1cii, potom vstal, este niekol'
e ko minnt ostal nerozhodnuty g
: pociiva: dome bolo celkom ii
e tho. Wal bat6zik na piece a "a
= drzujdc dych, opatrne kracajlic
l. blMil sd k silsednej izbe, ktora
(. bola spalnou biskupa. Dvere spal
/, ne boly privrcne, biskrp ich "a Sc
l. bcu ami nezavrcl. Jean Naljeal
/, hatiahol 81 tapicu do celia ID ry
). ellie sicl rovno XII skrinkc, nchl a
l. ,liac Ma 'biskupa. III 'lc trcal V,
Il, ,,4,.y,;1 .x,L JD,.,,, ,.,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
MA PREDAJ

3 kone, harnes a voz, tiez dObra
vaha na uhlie. Haste sa Ii Pavla
Tarday, % Eleventh ST., East
Youngstown, Ohio. toll
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-04-10
JED1NY sLovENsKY HoDI-
NARsHY oBCHOD.

Ctenemu obecenstvu v East
Youngstown, Struthers a Youngs-
town oznamujem, Re som otvoril
hodinarsky obchod pod (. II =
18th ST., Eas. Youngstown. Opra
vujem hodinkr kazdeho druhu,
taktiez predava n move, dobrej
kvality "a mier "a cenu. Krest an
ska obsluha. Oprobujte nina ma
vstivit PRIV nez by ste kupili indie
a presvedclte sa, ze mole ceny sh
miernejsie. V nadeji, re ma ma
vstivite, som s dokonalou nctou,
MARTIN DRABIK, SLOW. hodinar
No. II - 18th ST., E. Youngstown.
Evening star., 1925-10-12

swiftly. Then he faced the girl with
a glance of dissatisfaction as he said
why, this is dated three days ago.
1t should have been attended to be-
fore. What happened to it?"
TT got mislaid some way" she
answered.
<"I see. 1t just crawled stealthily
away and hid itself, suppose-just
outsof spite
The girl looked sulkily at the floor.
IN see Mr.. Waterman about 1t.
After all, you're his secretary, not
mine"
Il was about to suggest something
of the sort, sir
Stanley looked at her with curiosity,
but whatever he was thinking he
passed over the impudence. Him" "
he said refectively, and then, lis
that all?''
Yes. sir
Good"
She turned and went out. He was
still looking after her in puzzled
sort OF way when the opposite door
opened and Rollin Waterman came in.
breeZily, as usual. Perhaps that was
one Of the secrets OF his charm-he
always seemed to bring the outdoors
with him. Later, of course, this at
tribute was not SO marked, but just
with the broad, slightly followed
shoulders. the deep wide chest mar
rowing to a slender waist, the thick
slightly curly hair. the vital dark
brown eyes, the firm set chin and
mouth, all We're redolent OF fresh air
and exercise, squash courts and
shower baths.
In the Street these two men were
known variously among their inti-
MI al
and Tilford or Liver and Bacon, and
they spent more time together out of
the office than In 1t. Their friend
ship dated from the days when they
wore pinafores and played together
in the park while their nurses goS
siped on a nearby bench, presumably.
If we credit the professional humor
lists. Of handsome policemen. 1t Is
true that the credit side Of the ledger
of this friendship showed a heavy
balance in favor Of Jim Stanley, but
portunities for benevolence far ex-
ceeded those OF his friend.
Jim and Waterman were about the
same age. They had many points in
common They were both well-born
of an old New York stock; they were
at school together and at college.
Jinl's father, however. had been a
canny and successful business man.
and when he died had left a fortune
of uncommon size entirely to his son.
Waterman'S sire, on the contrary,
had been an able but erratic person
who dissipated the fortunes OF his
family and left his son heritage of
debts-not that any one could ever
see, however, that these debts weigh
ed noticeably on the mind Of their
inheritor.
Hello, Rolly." said Stanley, "a bit
late?"
why. does it matter??''
"Oh no, no."
Lively day on the floor, you know"
Yes, another million-share day.
Glad we held on to that 3. & Q.
last Spring"
Yes, that will do us a bit Of good.
Er-Wilson said you wanted to see
me-
"Oh. yes. I-oh. by the way. why
do you keep that secretary Of yours?"
Evening star., 1925-10-12

''Now It is clear to me that It's begun
to get on our nerves. We haven't
been ourselves in each others COM
pany for qdite a while. It has bothered
me lot, this-this barrier that's been
rising between us. Let's break it
down."
"All right" said Waterman briefly.
"How?"
by deciding the matter at once. If
possible
And what's your idea as to the
proper way to do 1t? You seem to
have thought it out"
II have. I think that Doris Is fond
Of both Of us, though perhaps in diff
ferent ways. And for the moment
there's apparently no one else in the
running"
NO" agreed Waterman. mot since
Monsieur lie Comte d'Estrelles took
luggage"
But" continued Stanley. 'she can't
marry us both, and 1t may be that she
hasn't the slightest idea of marrying
either OF us, but / have certain no.
tions OF my own upon the point. as
no doubt you have also Some time
she must make a choice. SO far as
we're concerned. the sooner the bet.
ter. 1t is my besotted idea that l
am the husband designed for her by
an all-wise Providence, and you ap-
pear to be nourishing designs Of your
own not precisely in line with that
view. Is that right?"
1T is," said Waterman briefly
Continued in Tomorrow's Star.)
Evening star., 1925-10-12

In all the wanted
decorative 5 II a d e 5.
Plain, striped and fig
ures. SO. As and 50
inches wide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
CALLS. FARMERS
TO BATTLE
Bureau Head Asks Them to
Fight for Rights

CHICAGO Dec s a ringing eau
for a militant organization OF farm'
cIs 90 fight Tor the rIEhts uf asst,
culture was made hcc today by
President %. H. Buduito ot che
American Farm Bureau Federation
az the seventh annual convention
OF that body Farmers must he
moro sclf-rruaut and aggressive I'm
working ont their problems hrad-
nltc told the 5000 delegates, rep,
rescnung every section % the coun-
'try.
eve often hear Il said that farm.
crS should Organize Tor defense. "
he said. However valuable that
may be. Il win not set us any
where. Just defending our rights
means only tagging along behind
the other groups.
Why not organize Tor ofrcnscg
The biggest and Oldest business In
tho country might well b more
assortive"
All other great business groups
are organized and DO not depend on
outside agencies to help them In
the fight for recognition. BradtIts
declared.
Bradrite pledged the federation 20
a finish fight against further freight
rate increases.
Agriculture cannot stand any
Increased transportation charges. but
should have reductions" Bmdfute
said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
HERE is the character and
IL future kos.


No. This number denotes
mentality II means impatIcnec.
bravery. irritation al delay and
a disposition to choose short cuts
TO achievement.
No, 2.-This Is a heart mum
Der. II means kindness and good
heartodncSs; those governed by II
try 10 avoid trouble and got
along easily with otheru
No. 3.-Thls Is an artistic mum.
Der. liked by artists. painters.
singers. actresses. dancers.
sculptora and writer's. Il denotes
good cheer and happy outlook.
No. 4-This governs tho body.
II means worker. not an mag.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
BURKE FUNERAL
ON FRIDAY
Public to Honor JuriSt'S
Memory at Church Services

Seattle will have an opportunity
10 pay homage TO Judge Thomas
Burke az p. m. Friday NJ the
First Presbyterian church az pub
lic funeral service for the famous
Seattle pioneer. who died In New
York City last Friday.
Tho funeral arrangements were
announced late Monday by the
Chamber OF Commerce following
the receipt OF a telegram from Mrs
Caroline T. Burke. who ia returning
TO Seattle with the body OF her hus.
band. She will arrive here We'd
nesday morning
When the train bearing his body
arrives az $3.50 Wednesday deiega-
tons representing the Chamber OF
Commerce, OF which Judge Burke
was the last surviving founder. and
various other civic organizations
viii meet n
y private funeral service will he
held in addition 10 tho public one.
Mrs. Burke announced, az the fam
ny home. 1894 Boyiston ave.
Proposal that Seattle ncmorialize
the work OF Judge Thomas Burke
by a statue In the proposed plax,
IN front Of the railway stations was
voiced by Fred straug. Seattle ad.
vertlsiug man.
II was preached as the city couu.
~ started public hearing on
strang's plan 70 straighten and Cx.
tend Second ave. 5. from yezlcr
way 20 a plaza at the depots.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08
Widow Seeks Cash
for Slayer's Life

OAKLAND. Cal. Dec. $ Suit @
collect the $4,000 insurance held tn
tho Northern Life Insurance Co. Of
Seattle BY Henry c. Schwartz, chem.
Isl. has been filed here by the widow.
MR.. Alice Schwartz
Schwartz committed suicide AUG.
ust in an apartment here aH he
was near arrest for killing an timer
ant and substituting tho body for his
own. preceding planned explosion
in his laboratory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-12-08

liner. generally u denotes yigor
and determination 20 make good.
No. 5-Thia also governs tho
body. II generally means a ROY.
ing disposition and draws people
into contact with others, no,
cially
No g. This number is like
No g. but moro intense.
No. This is the champion ~
them all. II means great pow
era. generally a desire 20 rise
superior To others. and tho pos.
session of nigh ideals.
No. s-This governs the mind.
II means a good business head.
with organizing ability. and de-
notes success Ia trade and com
merce.
No, Generally called The
number Of genius. and denotes
high mental and spiritual pow.
ers. nltho its Influence may n
harmful 20 tho physical powers,
making the subject mentally
struug hu, physically weak.
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New Ambassador
Named by France

PARIS. Dee. s. diy L. iisnry
Bsrcuger. noted parliamentary finan'
eiai expert. was to-day named hy
the BRAND cabinet NJ ambassador TO
Washington. 20 succeed Ambassador
Dacschner. wbo is 90 return here
President DoumcyFua approved ihe
appointment. which, Il T. understood,
" only temporary onr. permitting
BcruKer To negotiate debt settle
ment with the United states und
then return TO his parliamentary
duties here
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use Of chuins, are the minor obstluc
lions to traffic, according TO the
bulletin OF the Automobile Club OF
Washington,
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Two Sentenced for
Narcotic Violation

Mark Quon who when arrested
produced a card showing him 10 be
"a representative Of the Chinese star
local Oriental language publication
was given three ycuu az Mcneil
; slsnd prison Monday By Judge Ne.
trrer Re pleaded suIliy 70 selling
Narcotics CHIEF Harry " williamson
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inns is tho firth Of srlies Of
l. short articles explaining Che
meanings OF the nine numbers
applied 20 your name. a. worked
out IN the game ~ Mystic lei.
tiers. other articles explained
Tho numbers I 90 4 chip these
boxes, they win help sou set
moro Fun out ~ tho game,
AZ a character number, loo.
d,oates "a deposition 90 drift
s- somewhat instead OF
- sticking Go ouc's last
~ rs posscssor q usually
"a person who has trUvr
eled a GOOD deal seldom satisfied
20 remain long IN ono place
Those governed by 0 make
friends easily and enjoy social
lifc fully They generally have
a wide fund or wit and are ablo
20 entertain any company In
which they may be
A. q future number, will tend
20 Influence ones life for success
iu pursuits whore meeting the
public q necessary Il n a good
number FOR politicians and an
persons IN public NE, including
ministers. teachers. actors and
actresses public speakers educa
tors. and. ia business life, for
snlesmcu and snicswomen
Tho number Epycns tho body.
not the mind coz tho emotions.
over which q, has "a lcascnrd ef
feet IL influences the possfEsor
for health and enthusiasm.
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Fate of Seattle Citizens
Read by Mystic Numbers
Character and Future Digits Work Out Okeh
for Trio of City's Creative Geniuses

SEEING how wen Mystic Numbfu
- denote Jhc character aud prob
able futuyy ot Wcll.knowu Seattle
ties They have become che fsyorte
indoor sport since Tho Star started a
series 81 explanatory articles last
week. telling how 90 play the game.
For tho benefit or those who may
have missed tho earlier stories, 4
may be explained that 90 play the
game each letter la your name Be-
given number. by means of this
kew.
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Eat ono OF Boldts bakcd apples
each day; will keep the doctor
oway,--Advcrtsemcnt,
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Hughes Good Host;
He's Chosen Again
&c 3 caniial -

Hes capital host.
Entertainment specialties provided
for the King County Democratic
club by the entertainment chairman.
Thomas Hughes. have proved so
popular that he has been reappoint-
cd for the seventh term In office
BY @. r Ryan. president Of the
club.