Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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Ripikabai Qhhertising -4. A lille ,Lk, BLANDI The wonderful tone quality of the l3lanClin Phonograph is the natural result of correct tone chamber design. Vocal and instrumental pieces are reproduced exactly as the sounds were recorded on each master record. The next time you step into the store, ask the salesman to explain the Blandin tone chamber to you. 'l'heu ask to liezu' a favorite record played on the Blandin. EXCLUSIVE BLANDIN DEALERS ZAHN,S ..... . . 436-38 MAIN STREET HEIBERING 8: GLAD . . 1504 WASHINGTON AVENUE I-lea aDiano Record oxxifie Dlandm 53

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ikipikahai Qhhertising Phil Schulz's RACINE MADE BREAD AND DELICIOUS PIES ASK FOR THEM AT YOUR GROCER 526 WISCONSIN STREET PHONE 2262 If you Buy From U5 We Both Gain. Hornel Hardware CO. OFFICE-311 SIXTH STREET BRANCH STORE 1304 WASHINGTON AVE. RACINE - - - WISCONSIN life. Finally, the boy's flight led him to America, to this city. There travelled with him, two faithful bodyguards, one the Austrian, the other a Bohemian, who watched over the young boy. One day the Austrian was thoroughly alarmed to see one of the leading anar- chists of the kingdom on a crowded street downtown. Terrified, he rushed to the house where the boy had been hidden to lay plans for future activity. They decided to separate, the Bohemian, being the younger, was to remain with the boy, and the Austrian was to mislead the con- spirators. As a source of communication they were to write a report every ten days in this book, Hendryx' Land and Sea, at the library. The boy, being well educated and speaking English, had ascertained that the book had not been in circulation for years, so they had de- cided to use it for that purpose. It was for this reason that the Austrian had come for the book and had Wanted it badly. In the meanwhile, the conspirators, with a man called Wultrum at their head, had found the boy, and after a desperate struggle, the boy had been killed but, the Bohemian, severely Wounded, had escaped with his life. Then the anarchists had lain in wait for the Austrian, and upon hearing of his strange actions in the library from the newspapers, resolved to watch for him there. How that turned out, you knowf' Then he paused a bit and after clearing his throat resumed his story. However, fate turns the tables sometimes, for the Bohemian, recovering from his wounds, trailed the anarchists relentlessly. Finding the three alone in a dive at the end of town last evening, he, enraged and maddened, attacked the three men, killing two with two quick revolver shots, but as he knifed Wultrum, the third one, he himself received a death Wound from the revolver which Wultrum had drawn. So Fate meets out Justice. BY H.AROLD KONNAK. Q JQGQ4 syn- 1 n fill! wang m if ,H as- 3 5 --swf, 3,752.5 Q D

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ikipikatni Qhhertising Herman S. Mogensen GROCER PHONE 757 1511 WEST SIXTH STREET Arthur J. Morrissey, D. D. S. SUITE 404 -- BAKER BLOCK PHONE 4709 1707 N. MAIN STREET N. Main Tire Service CHAS. J. CUMICEK, Prop. TIRES, BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES SERVICE STATION RACINE, WISCONSIN PHONE 1304 Racine Wet Wash Laundry FAMILY WASHING EXCLUSIVELY 1441 HOWE STREET RACINE, WISCONSIN 54