davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Boure nejprudsi bouri po tri
roxy.

Stodoly spaleny byly blesky,
telefonn1 a telegrafn1 spojeni
castecne preruseno a stromy
vyvraceny behem mad obycej
prudke boufe v patekv noci.
Spravce povetrnostnf stanice
udava, ze boure ia byla nej-
prudsf behem posledn1ch trf
rokG.
Telefonnf spolecnost udava,
re 1858 telefonG pc statu bylo
pokazeno a 979 drat6 strhano.
Nejvfce skod zp1sobeno bylo
spolecnosti v Baltimore meste,
kde 234 lini1 a 327 stanic pre-
stale pracovati.
Kom1n ma kotlarne Syden-
ham nemocnice zasazen byl
bleskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Ditky budou pochodovati.

Vsechny ditky zijicf severne
cd Walbrook Junction pocho-
dovati budou ma oslavu 4. GER
vence z Hanlon Park a Fair
view avenue o p1l desate hodi-
ne rano. Pred svym domem,
c. $500 Fairview avenue. ma
yor Broening pTehlfzeti bude
neobvyklou zde paradu. Pc pa
rade rozdavany budou ceny.
Kazda skupina bude mfti
sveho naceln1ka. Ma konec
ditky pohosteny budou ice
creamem na travniku pred bu-
dovou vyssl skoly. Utraty kry-
ty budou dobrovolnou sbfrkou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Amerika pripravena o cast
oslavy.

Policista Antoine Grogan re
severovychodn1 stanice preka-
I'll cast oslavy A. cervence, KITE
rou ma slavny den americke ne
odvislosti chystal 11lety Harry
Moore, podle barvy: cernoch.
Groganova pozornost obra-
cena byla ma mladeho cerneho
vlastence, ma jehoz hlave sedel
Siroky slamak a pod jehoz obe-
ma pazema uchovany byly cfm-
si naplnene pap1rove pytl1ky.
Ma otazku cerny vlastenec dal
jenom chatrnou odpoved. Ne
spokojeny strazce verejne bez-
pecnosti wal jej ma stanici, kan
"a chvilku pribehla matka VIA
stencova Sc zalobou, ze il ne
kdo z kapsy ukradl $13.
Podezfen1 pablo ma Waste
neckeho syna. Pytl1ky otevfe-
ne svetu vyjevily: ctyri parry
brejlf pro automobilisty, dive
kratke detske pistole dive
dlouhe, ctyri kozene schranky
ma pistole, jednu elektrickou
zaroyku, par zel1zek a sta ma
bojG do detskych pistol.
Cerny vlastenec z1j1ci v cfsle
960 N. Chapel ulice primal Sc
zvedave policii, ze svdj gang"
castoval cukrov1m re wal do
moovies. Po pohostenf sveho
"gangu" sci a kupoval, CO "a
dobre uznal ku oslave 4. GER
vence. V kapse nalezeno $3.50
jeSte neudanych.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Zastrelil Sc " parku.

Neznamy zastrelil sc v Druid
Hill parku. Nalezen byl mrtvy
ma lavicce u Sea Lion path. Ma
lavicce vedle neho lezel pytlfk
S peanuts.
V zastrelen6m zjisten byl
George T. Wilson Olean, N.
Y.
Eugene Won Newendorf,
43lety z Franklintown road, O.
besil Sc We SVEN dome v kou-
peln6. Provaz, j1mz ucinil ko-
nee svemu zivotu 81 upevnil ma
dvef1ch koupelny behem nepTl-
tOmnosti manzelky.
= Mabel Croach, 3Oleta, po-
kusila Sc O sebevrazdu jedem,
ktery vzala, kdyz Sc bala, re j
opet opusti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Pro docileni krasy uzival kvas-
nic - ovsem jenom pive.

nic - ovsem jenom v pivs.
Well, "a nyn6js1ch dob clio
vek ami nemGze uz1vati kvas
mic, jak 81 preje, pozdechl s
Frank Pidgeon, $500 biloxi
Brighton ulice, kdyz skrousene
stal pred vladimir komisafem
jenz no vyslychal ohledne Wy
roby a vlastnen1 opojnych ma
pojG.
Branil Sc, jak Sc mohl. Hlav-
nfho trumfu .obzalobe sve u
I'll, kdyz soudci vysvetloval, ze
kvasnicemi cht6l 81 krasnyn1 u
delati svdj oblicej, ktery nebyl
prflis vabnym pro RUNE, dolic-
ky a jine nesvary na obliceji je-
no. V novinafskych oznamkach
cetl, re kvasnice k tomu jsou
skoro zazracne, lekar poradil
mu take kvasnice. Pidgeon
cht6jlc1 byti vzoren1 krasy, po-
kusil Sc je uz1vati chlebem,
mlekem, kavou - ale mic plat
no, ne a ne ably mu to chutna-
10. Kdyz to neslo tax ami O.
max, zkusil je v pive slo to.
Prohibicnf AGENT nalezli v jeho
dome te zazraene "mediciny"
V So lahv1ch. Krone toho ma
lezli hrnec desftigalonovy, ma
sinku ma spuntovanf, pet gallo
nj smesi a pet galonu v1na.
Soudce medal pTflis mnoho
ma jeho zkraSlovac1 methodu.
Podrzel jej ku dals1mu vysle-
chu.
V prepadech ktere prohi-
bicnf agent provedli po statu z
pondelf ma dtery pfepadeno by
10 26 mlstnost1, skonfiskovano
sta a sta galonG koralky a zni-
cena rada nadob ma paleni.
Prepady konany byly soucas-
ne v Baltimore a V okresech
dv6ma skupinami agentd.
We 1900 bloku Herkimer uli-
ce zatcena byla Marie Riggie a
n6kolik muzG ma jinych pTepa-
denych m1stech.
V Broad Hollow, Washing
ton okres, AGENT znicili 8 pa
desati galonovych nadob ma pa
lenf, 10000 galont smesi a pet
galonu koralky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Mayor ma odstraniti zebraky.

Vybor obeand a zastupcd
r6znych organisacf mesta Sc
stavil vybor, ktery zadati ma,
aby mayor pricinil Sc ku. od-
stranen1 zebrakG z povolan1 ma
ulicfch.
Mestskemu lradu a policii
vytknuto, re jeden ma druh6ho
svad1 neochotu svoji odstraniti
zebrotu z mestskych ulic.
Policie Sc omlouva, re zaty-
kala ty, co permit" nemeli, a.
lie temi CO meli dovolen1 cd
mesta re mic delati nemohla.
Mestsky Trad Ease Sc vymlou
va, re dovolen1 daval ma odpo-
rucenl dobrocinnych spolkd.
Uradu prave predlozeno by
10 Is zadost1 ma vydan1 podob-
nych povolen1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Vyvoz Marylandu kIesl.

Vyvoz Marylandskych pro
duktu klesl v poslednim roce O
diva miliony dolar6 u prirovna-
nj s predchazejicfm rokem. V
poslednlm roce vyvezeno bylo
z Marylandu produktu V Gene
$71,916.817.
Vzdor tomu nektere 2 pro-
duktu vstouply mnozstvf ia
ko k. pr. medene vodni kohout-
ky. Vyvoz Marylandskeho ta-
baku zmensen byl znacn6. Pro
tt tomu celkovy vyvoz produk-
tn celych Spojenych Statd
zrostl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28

Ctyfi roxy stare ditko, Anna
Gowda Brooklynu pri hranf
81 ma Hanover mostu, kdyz chte
10 prebehnouti ma druhou stra-
nu, zachyceno bylo automobi-
lem a zraneno. D1tku rozbita
byla lebka.
Skorem temze okamziku
Sc ma mfste tom diva au-
tomobily. We zmatku nasta-
lem nebylo mono zjistiti, ktery
2 Mich dftko poranil. Zdali byl
to jeden re dvou techto auto
mobil1 anebo tret1, ktery jel
kolem.
Howard Mills, chauffeur jiz-
nlho policejn1ho distriktu, stal
S automobilem svym na moste.
Proti primal Sc Michael F. Gill
S druhym automobilem. We
snaze vyhnouti Sc ditln, prud--
ce zahnul automobil a t1mto
vrazil do Millsova automobilu.
v tomto sedela manzelka Mill
Sc. V AUTOMOBILE Gilla sedela
S MIN manzelka. Tato We sraz-
ce poranena byla na pravem
koleni.
V jine nehode poranena byla
35 rokG stara Christina Neal z
Marley Creek. Poranena byla
na Ferndale road u Halethorpe.
Automobil S nj a dvema jinymi
zenami sklouzl a sjel S nizkeho
naspu ulice. Nealove rozraze-
na byla kl1cnf kost.
= V uplynulem tydnu zabiti
byly automobily V Marylandu
ctyfi osoby, tTi techto V Bal
timore. Ma pokutach zaplatili
automobiliste $5,97O. Dvaceti
tfem vzata byla licens. Ctyri-
Get diva zadatele O licens odmr-
stem byli.
Clarence Stamper a John
Jempel poraneni byli, kdyz au-
tomobil jejich vjel ma svetelny
podstavec ma bezpecnostn1 20
ne ma rohu Hartford road a Ha-
milton avenue.
James List z Kennedy a.
venue srazil Sc sc svym automo-
bilem poulicn1 karou ma
Greenmount avenue a 80. ulici.
Y nehode utrpel otresenf moz-
ku. Devatenactileta Dora Chri-
stopher, jez MIN byla auto
mobilu, jenom slabe poranena
byla.
- Ctrnactilete Clare Elexan-
der I'm. Bentalou ulice prera-
zena byla noha, kdyz zasazena
byla automobilem Williama
Wolfsona ma rohu North a Ma
ryland avenue.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28

V eletkrickem veden1 spoju-
j1c1m Homeland avenue a York
road nastalo We ctvrtek preru-
SEM ,j1mz domy v sekci te zba-
veny byly elektrickeho proudu
po pet hodin.
Prerusenfm stlzeny byly do
my ma obou stranach York road
od Cold Spring Lane ku Home
land avenue mezi 3 8 hodinou
vecer. ZTizenci spolecnosti ne
mohli 81 vysvetliti, jak pferuse-
nj toto nastalo.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Pokus otravy.

Gertrude Holden, 37leta, po-
kusila Sc O sebevrazdu jedem.
Po poskytnut1 lekarske pomoci
V nemocnici sverena domacimu
lecen1 v jej1m dome, {. 10 N.
Patterson Park avenue.
Padesatilety Alfred Hube
z James ulice obesil sc v nedeli
We sklepe domu. Provaz upev-
nil 81 ma tramu stropu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Ze zdravotniho odboru.

V uplynulem mes1ei zemrelo
v Baltimore 227 osob. Pocet u
mrt1 rozmnozen byl zapalem
Pile, kterym zavineno bylo V ty-
dnu 22 1mrti. Mrtvice vyzada-
la 81 zivoty % osob. Novych
pr1padd zaj1kaveho kasle hla-
seno bylo 105. Hlaseno bylo
13 osudnych nehod.
V tydnu narodilo Sc 270 di-
tex.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Zachransn pred smrti v roz-
zhavenem kovu.

Zachytiv Sc "a okraj, Robert
Barnum, 27 roku starry ocelar-
sky deln1k v Bethlehem Steel
spolecnosti We Sparrows Point
zachranil Sc pred skorem jistou
smrt1 v rozzhavenem kovu.
Kdyz padal do kotle, jednou
rukou zachytil Sc "a okraj ko-
tie a udrzel Sc ma tomto tax
dlouho, az druz1 deln1ci vytahli
jej bezpec1. Popalen byl ma
cele leve strane tela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Noha mu rozdrcena pod elek-
trickou karou.

We shonu dostati Sc do elek-
tricke kary ma rohu North A
venue Charles ulice, mestsky
zr1zenec, Irwin Lent, shozen
byl pod blfzfcf karu. Spadl
zrovna pod kola. Noha byla
mu tax rozdrcena, re amputace
snad bude nutnostl. Lent byl
ma ceste do prace.
Motorman vid1 shozeneho ma
koleje Lenta, snazil Sc zastaviti
karu. Neil tax uciniti mohl,
kara vjela ma nohu delnfkovu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Utonul.

Pri skoku do vody narazil v
nedeli ma Bear Creek u Perry
Point 20lety Milton w. Schow
re S. Linwood avenue hlavou
ma pevny predmet ponoreny
pod vodou a utonul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Nejdelsi den v roce.

Patek minuleho tydne byl
nejdels1m dnem v tomto roce.
Povetrnostn1 Trad udava, ze
cerven tax dalece byl 1plne
normalnfm CO Sc teploty de-
Ste tyce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
RaltimoEan zvitezil " zavodech

V zavodech vseho mozneho
druhu lodic plovoucich ma IL
chych vodach zalivu Chesa-
peake u Deals Island pofada-
nych sobotu, zv1tezil Baltimo-
ran, I. Preston Webster, mali
tel lodice Thomas"
Pri zavodech srazily Sc dive
lodice. We srazce byly jenom
trochu poskozeny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Pri oprave elektrickeho vedeni
popalen.

Louis Nelson, zrfzenec ply
narenske spolecnosti, popalen
byl pri opravovan1 elektrickeho
veden1 ma stanici Bear Creek ma
Sellers Point.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Poransn rozzhavenou smHIou.

Webnor Fink, 26lety, zamest
nance v medarskem zavodu We
200 bloku S. Central avenue,
docasne oslepen byl rozzhave-
nou smdlou, kterou zasazeny
byly oci a oblicejrjeho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Msstske plovarny otevreny
" sobotu.

Mestske plovarny v parclch
otevreny byly pro letosn1 sezo-
nu V II hodin v sobotu.
Denne plovarny otevreny
jsou cd 9 rano do 9 vecer a v
nedeli Cd 9 hodin rano do 6
vecer.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Republikane zvolili 6 ku rizeni
cenSu.

Pro nastavajfci dohlfzetely
mad provaden1m sc1tani lidu
zvolili "a kandidaty republika-
ne 6, jak v 1tery oznamil repu-
blikansky dstTedni vybor.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Rozrazila 81 padem lebku.

Mary E. Baker, 74leta, sklou
zla na schodech sveho domu, &.
1915 N. Broadway. Padem Sc
IL schodd rozrazila 81 lebku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
Podlehl vedru v parku.

William A. Fisher zemrel po-
dlehnuv v sobotu vedru, kdyz
odpoclval v parku naproti
Franklin Square nemocnici.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28
MiStni Zprdyy


We stTedu, 26. cervna od-
dani byli chramu Pane sv.
Vaclava p. Josef Scheiner Sc ST.
Josefou Stehllkovou vldp. JOS
Stepankem. Mladenci byli: p.
Karel Scheiner Sc ST.. RGzenou
Stransky, dale p. JOS. Stehl1k
sc 81. Aloisi1 Lahoda z New
Yorku. Svatebn1 hostina byla
Katolicke budov6 ma Madison
a Duncan ulici.
Pc hostine manzele Sc odebrali
ma svatebnf cestu do Niagara
Falls a do Kanady. Pc navratu
budou bydleti V elsie 301 N. Ro-
binson ulice.
- Manzelskym snatkem spo
jeni byli v sobotu snoubenci: p.
Anthony Primus a sic. Marie
A. Rezek. Sv6dku snatku by
Ii PIP: James j. Primus a DR..
George j. Rezek. Novomanze-
le odejei ma svatebnf cestu do
Atlantic City. Bydleti budou
We $500 bloku Pelham avenue.
= V nedeli odpoledne pohr-
ben byl ma Narodnfm hrbitove
p. Jaroslav Vas1cek, syn Jana
Wilheminy Vasicek, {. 612 N.
Chester ulice. Zesnul We ctvr-
tex pc delsf nemoci podlehnuv
srdecni wade We veku 81 rokG.
Zesnuly narozen byl Augs-
burku V Bavorsku, kan rodice
jeho odst6hovali Sc z Czech. O.
tee matky zesnuleho vlastnil v
Cechach pekarnu. S rodici,
bratr1mi a sestrou pf. Joska by
deli v rGznych zem1ch Evropy
pracuj1ce V tamnfch pradel-
mach, V kterem oboru nabyli
zvlastni zrucnosti. z Ruska O.
sifela rodina, kdyz otec Jan
zemrel, odst6hovala Sc pred 26
roxy do Baltimore, kde rodinut
stihlo move nestestf, kdyz synu
Janovi byla odnata ruka ma
sledkem otravy krve nejmlad
81 syn zemrel.
Zesnuly byl clenem Loze Jiri
Podebradsky, jeifz delegace L.
Castnila Sc pohfbu. V dome a
ma hrbitove "a Lozi mluvil o.
K. Stock, tajemnik. Pohrebni
obfady VykOnal Rev. Frank No
wax.
" pondelf, "a. cervna zem
rel p. Frank Strejcek We start
70 rokG, podlehnuv srdecnf mr.
tvici. Narozen byl v Cechach
3 do teto move vlasti prijel pred
G6 lety. Prinalezel ku spolk1m
ssv. Cyrila Methodeje Karel
Jonas G. B. u, jichz deputace
jej ku hrobu doprovazela. Po-
hTeb konan 2 domu smutku {. |
416 n. Duncan ulice We stfedu,
26. cervna do chramu Pane sv.
Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele. Pohfebnf
obfady vykonal vldp. JOS. We
trovec.
Pohfby tyto vypravila firma
Cvach Syn.
= V 1tery, 2. cervence. Sc
hraji mladf clenov6 kostela
Cesko- Moravskych Bratrf trf
aktovou hru Deacon Dubbs"
ma oslavu americkeho narodnf-
no svatku. Hra vzata jest z a.
merickeho zivota. Zajfmava
a vesela jest Cd pocatku dol
konce. Pocatek predstavenf
jest O pGl osm6 hodine vecer.
= Celodennf vylet, ktery po-
radal Patronat Ceske Svobodo-
myslne Skoly Augustin Herman
V ned6li, 16. cervna ma soru
Aurora" Sc vydaril mad oceka-
vanl dobre. Pocasf bylo krasne
navsteva velka takze financni
vysledek je uspokojivy. 100 IL
Der pytel mouky, kterou Patro-
nat dal do vyhry, vyhral p. Jer-
ry silhan, {. 131 S. Linwood a.
venue. Vsem darcGm kteri ia
kymkoliv zpGsobem pfispeli ku
zdaru vyletu vzdavame tfmto
srdecny dix. R. Stock.
Tri silnicnf zrfzenci odsouzeni.
No JoJo+oHr2 Ho1oL loloI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1929-06-28

Tret1 poschod1 obchodu s ma
bytkem firmy Gomprecht &
Benesch poskozeno bylo ohnem
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ROTARY TO HEAR BABS0N
Massachusetts, Business School Head
to Speak Tuesday.

James NJ. Matthews. of Babson
Institute School of Business Ad-
miniStration. Babson Park. Mass,
will speak before indianapolis Ro-
tary in the Riley room of the Clay
pool. Tuesday. on Business. Bank
ing and the Stock Market" Eary w.
Showalter, secretary, announced to-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-06-22
THIe ms HAPpTNEn

Became NJ her 0ne sense e. honor.
NAN CARROLL. secretary n JOHN CUR
IT'S MORGAN. LAWYER. decideds 70 re-
r.rr r hen she discovers she is iu love
uI+r her employer. Morgan is deeplf iu
love Tifh MS beautiful, 7Ifc. IRIS. Nan
deiene supposed friend. BtRT CRAW-
: lA0er Cra4forFs scqui,taL hc leaves
To- and Iris follow CLOSELY, She
writes Morgan clio T1I nc-er rellru. opf
cie- er|F ofnits mention of Crawford.
~hom Norgan trusts. Nan saves the
lawyer from despair D. forcing him INTO
n01-eEceprr for MIN for SIX months.
inning inc love of mis- little son. CUR
us. and bringing comfort to man who
ir0ricalr thinks only q another
Van returns from taxing her bar
szamF. and Morgan tells her DO is di-
-Cr-iuE Iris. he shutters proposal.
T1rr are quietly married fen months
o. ~ The train. Vnerc Morgan shows
her His Eecdipg present 20 her-s new
Office and partnership Etth him iu busi-
moss They are prevented from going on
tre.r hone ucor Dr. the arrival OF DAVID
sLACEHULL. accused OF tho murder Of
Ils reality father. Nan insists that
Morgan Ike tho case She teLeuhore=
the house. leaving ORDERS for dinner.
end goes out alone 20 unpacs
A. dinner Curtis strikes misery in her
heart D. asking his father II NJ thinks
taa as nfautiiul as Iris. The. arc IN
'errlptfd mercifulv bv phone call
from NINA BLACKHUTI and MORAN
leaves =, once Iris ghost haunts The
house Nan heartsic<. goes 20 her room
.9oslnE The bathroom door leading to
Morgan room
NOW (n ny WITH Tux aTnou
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TIKI: NEW
Sdillt.'Si1ulQI
BE4WIe.A Justin epas4snA anpzAr
ep2s %MA sEHlczM

She was interrupted by the
arrival of the luncheon, but was too
excited to eat. When the waitress
had gone. She began again:
We'll, I was just pocketing the
three thouSand-makeS an awful
wad by the way-When in came
Dick. He tried to kiss me. and I
well. I slapped him. which was
the first time I really lost my tenn
per she confessed. flushing at the
memory. But l do wish you could
have heard me. Crys. 1t was grand.
being able to tell him and his father
exactly what I thought of them
making me pay my debt for few
kisses by marrying a man who
owed the biggest debt in the world
to another girl!
"Oh. I didn't mince words.
darlingl I bliStered EN- both. It
would have taken a two-ton tractor
to stop me. Butts all settled.
I'm going 10 put the poor sid grand
mother in an Old Ladies Home.
and see Callie settled with her sister
in Chicago. And I'm free Crys!
Free!'
fTn Re- Continual
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At ] so Crystal met Tony in a
quiet tearoom. She had made
headline" with her Christmas
Cheer story for the day. and was
Tree for an hour. before she would
have to go out on another assign
ment
She had not seen Colin Grant.
but her heart sang with the know
ledge that she was to meet him at
Charles Coffee House after the
home edition was on the press
about 4.30.
She found Tony waiting for her,
an unmistakable light of triumph
in the blue diamond eyes. As soon
as the luncheon order had been
given and the waitress dismissed.
Tony began to pour out her story:
L found Mr.. Talbot in his pri-
vate Office at the bank. 1t was
My dear this and My dear that.
till I shut him up by saying. Mr..
Talbot. I've come TO have frank
talk with YOU about Callie Barrett.
Well. If Id had a feather. I'd have
had the pleasure of seeing him
knocked out cold"
Didn't you tell him first that
you're not going to marry Dick?"
Crystal demanded.
of course not. idiot! I was too
siever for that" Tony gibed. Don't
you see?-All the time I was max
ing my demands for Callie, he was
telling himself that he'd better do
what I said, so I'd not break the
engagement =. Well, l told him
he had to give Callie Barrett $4,000.
I told him what a fool I think she
is not 70 take more. but I repeated
what she Said-that she wouldn't
touch a penny more than enough to
see her through the birth OF the
baby and ten months OF nursing II;
that she intended TO support herself
and the baby after that. and be
damned 10 the TalbotSl
"Of course he wouldn't believe at
first that she wasn't trying TO hold
him up for a lot more. now or later.
and wanted her to sign some other
silly. lying paper. I told him fatty
she wouldn't. and that if he didn't
DO the right thing by her-or the
little that she would consent TO &C
cept-Td make her sue for support
of the child
OF course I knew I couldn't make
her DO it. but he didn't. 1 told him
he could give me the $4,000 in cash,
so there'd be no legal evidence that
he or his precious son had ever had
anything 10 DO with girl named
Calhe Barrett"
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sus, instead Of the quotas now in
existence as determined by the GEN.
sus of 1890. Under this proclama-
ton the number of immigrants an
nually would be reduced by about
10000 and 1914 would be admitted
instead of 164,647 as the quotas of
various countries would be changed.
Who publishes the Automobile
Blue Book?
The Chicago Auto Trade Assoc1a-
ton, 1903 South Michigan boule-
ward, Chicago
Why can a fly walk up smooth
perpendicular surfaces and across
the ceiling without falling off?
Because its feet are provided with
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CHAPTER XXXu


MAN rose the next morning at 7
~ O'Clock, after less than Two
hours Of sleep-sleep so tormented
With fantastic dreams that she
would have felt fresher if she had
not closed her eyes. That locked
bathroom door was on her con-
science. What had ne thought when
he tried the door and found it
locked?
How noisy the water wasl it
would wake him and he needed all
the sleep he could get. Nan knew
he had not returned until after II
the night before.
Every nerve in her tense body
had listened for his step on the
stairs. Had he stayed so long with
Nina Blackhull? Or had he walked
the streets, thinking, regretting Iris,
ScreWing up his courage to 90 on
With his marriage. repeating Gym
ically, And I dareSay she viii do?
II was not the cold of the shower
which made Nan gasp.
A fiercely brisk rundown with one
OF the enormous. thick bath towels
which Iris Morgan had bought in
prodigal quantities. Iris again! But
how could she forget Iris. when
everything in the house reminded
her of its former mistress! Nan
asked herself YEARLY. Kneeling.
she rinsed the tub thoroughly. then
darted about the yellow-and- green
tiled room. making it primly tidy.
He'd promised to keep it Spic-and-
span for her. Well. he should have
no cause for complaint
When everything was done. Nan
turned the key in the lock. then
fed to her own room to dress for
breakfast and the day at the Of
flee. She was brushing her shin
ing brown hair when she heard the
faint sound of a knock. then the
soft turning of a knob. A minute
later the noisy impact of streaming
water against the shower curtain.
Would he come in. after he had
bathed. shaved and dressed. to say
good morning? We'll. I'm not going
TO hang around to see!~ Nan nod
ded fiercelv at her reflection in the
mirror. Circles under my eyes.
she discovered, with melancholy in
tereSt. then pride made her try to
conceal them with an extra coating
Of the powder she used. Pride. toe
made her use an extra dash of
rouge on her pale checks. Shed
show himi
DUT when. half an hour later. he
- entered the dining room. all her
anger against him vas submerged
in pity. No powder could have
blotted out the dark shadows under
his deep-set black eyes. His tall.
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Questions and AnSzUerS

cost approximately s4o,0oo,0O0. 1t
has a speed Of thirty-three knots
per hour.
What is the national origins pro-
vision in the immigration law?
On Saturday March %, 1929, a
proclamation of President Hoover
was issued which placed in effect on
July /, 1929, the national origins pro-
vision of the immigration law, which
changes the quotas of immigrants to
certain proportions of persons in the
United States of various national
tiles as determined by the 1925 CEN
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DUT when. half an hour later. he
- entered the dining room. all her
anger against him vas submerged
in pity. No powder could have
blotted out the dark shadows under
his deep-set black eyes. His tall.
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