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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12

make him all the more interested
There was nothing very cruel about
what you did.
Dear Mrs Thompson: / am is years
old. I love a fellow of 10 He used
to go with me and think a great deal
of me, and I think a great deal OF him
still. Now he goes with a girl Of 20.
VIII you please tell me how I can win
him back? BLUE EYES.
You may as well forget him. It is
almost impossible to win back boy.
Dear Mrs Thompson: % I am a
girl, 10, and working 70 help things
along I have been going with a
young man from different city, VINO
always treated me fine When he asks
for my steady company does it mean
that I should never go with other
boys?
% II Is about every three weeks
that he comes to see me. l have now
got acquainted with a young man in
my home town who has asked me to
go several places with him. but moth
er has refused, as she said STEADY
company" meant not to go with others.
What is your opinion Of this2 The
second man I have taken a liking to,
but am not allowed 10 go with him, as
it causes trouble afterward. What
shall do, as he is a respectable and
a perfect gentleman?
81 If you go with your parents TO
a dance, should you return with them?
BRIGHT EYES.
% Steady company means to go
with only one boy.
~ Tell the first boy that you don't
want TO keep steady company any
longer. Then you can go with anyone
you want 10.
90 If someone asks TO take you
home, and your parents do not object,
it would be all right to go with him.
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Dear Mrs. Thompson: % How can
make myself more popular among
my boy friends? They always speak
10 me and seem friendly, but when it
comes to ask partner TO play game
at a party they always hesitate be-
fore asking me. I am well spoken of
and favorite among the older people,
I am not pretty and neither am bad
looking. / always try to treat every
one kindly. I'm only village maiden
of Is. but am much older in my ways
and have never gone with boys.
(21 What is your opinion of girls
who go with boys at an early age?
I THANK YOU.
~ Be cheerful and take great in
terest in everything you do. II you
get pleasure and give pleasure while
playing a game. the boys will seek
you for a partner. Never be istless or
disinterested If you expect to be at
tractive.
~ Young girls who go with boys
are Just as good as the girls who do
not. But often from a lack OF wis
dom and discretion they cheaper
themselves in such a way that when
they are old enough to possess com
mon sense they are no longer want
ed. Girls who go with boys when
they are too young grow old and ex-
perfenced before they ought TO. and
the boys seek new girl friends.
Dear Mrs Thompson: I am 10 years
Of age. While away at school I got
acquainted with a boy He always
treated me very nice and is, I think, a
gentleman. He seemed to care for me.
Since school we have correspondent
and lately he wanted to come to see
me. Having other company, I was I'M
decided. So I did not answer his let
ter. I have not heard from him since.
And now I want him 10 come to see
me, Did treat him too cruelty?
Should l write and opologize and ask
him to come? D. Y. A
I think it would be all right to ask
him to come to see you. Don't make
too much Of an apology Say that
you are sorry you did not write, but
don't explain why it was that you
didn't write. This will puzzle him and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
GR00W-WH,LHTTF.

Miss Mae Willhite, daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. n G. Wnlhtte, 216 Thirteenth
street, was united in marriage with
Forrest r. Groom of Farmland, Ind
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Groom Of
Farmland. Sunday morning at
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
in the home of the brides parents
by Rev. NJ. E ChatIey OF the Memorial
Christian church, who used the ring
service. A company of % invited
guests formed the wedding party. The
bride and groom were unattended. The
service was performed beneath an
archway which was decorated with
corn flowers. roses and ferns, these
flowers with quantities Of other garden
flowers forming the decorations of all
the rooms of the home. The bride wore
a gown of white crepe de chien made
with a bodice of all0veT lace. She car
ried a shower bouquet of brides roses.
A wedding breakfast was served after
She ceremony with covers laid Tor %.
Music during the service and reception
following was furnished by the brides
cousin. Miss Loretta Willhite. Mr.. and
MIS- NHt Dom tt4t last tF GlAlAt6 iDt q =" p
months wedding trip through the
south. The bride wore as her travel
ing costume a suit of midnight blue
broadcloth with a white lace blouse
and a white felt sailor hat. Guests
from out OF the city We're: Mrs. Ed
ward Groom. mother of the groom. of
Farmland Ind; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
VogTa~ nj TJafarrou-u and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Wilhite Of Milan. Mr..
Groom is a travelling salesman in the
employ of the Jersey Cornflakes com
pany. His bride has been employed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12

The Buffalo Evening News Of
Thursday, July s, announces the en-
gagement Of Miss Charlotte Truesdale,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c, Trues-
dale, Of As Russell avenue, Buffalo,
and Charles Henry luke Of Rochester.
n. Y The marriage will take place
in September The TTuesdaIe family
is well known in this city where they
made their home for many years prior
to their removal to Buffalo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
SOCIAL EVENTS

8 fancy bodice and hat Of small mod
eI TO match her suit.
Mrs. SimoBson has devoted con
siderable Of her time since finishing
at the MacDuffy school in Springfield,
Mass, to travel abroad with her par
ents.
Mr.. Simonson is a graduate OF Am
herst college and OF Harvard law
school, and has been prectjcing law
in Rock Island for the past three
years. He is q member Of the firm of
Curtis G. Simonson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
PINK AND WHITE MARBLE CAKE,

: Az ~ ~ ~ W III M AtDEaEt IA II
Use one cup of butter, beaten until
light, add two cups xxx sugar, mix
thoroughly or until creamy. add one
cup milk and three cups -four 10 which
has been added two teaspoonfuIs of
baking powder, one teaspoonfuI va
njlla, and lastly the well beaten white
Of five eggs
After cake has been thoroughly mix
ed take out about one-third of cake
batter in another pan and add a cup
full Of fresh strawberry preserves,
making it a beautiful shade of pink
Have well creased pans-frst put
in layer of the white and then dots
Of pink and last layer of white,
Bake in two layers or a solid cake
Use strawberries in the icing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
ExTERTAINs AT sLUMBER PARTY.

Miss Marguerite Weinrich at her
home. 1I05 Fourteenth and q half
street, last evening entertained at a
sIumher party as a courtesy for Miss
Caroline Miller of Omaha and for Miss
Rosalind Miller Of this city who is
leaving soon to make her home in the
east The evening passed quickly with
singing. dancing and a general good
time and in the early morning a break
fast was served.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
CHURCHES
W. 49,
"

First Methodist This evening at
1880 O'Clock the Daughters of the Cove
nant Will meet with Hiss Julia Hart
man, 1913 Eleventh street.
Tuesday evening ~ 1880 the Har-
riett Henderson Memariai class meets
at the church Company C with Mrs.
W. Ii. Diehman as chairman viii be
in charge of this nesting.
Wednesday evening at 7,30 prayer
meeting viii be held
Thursday afternooz the sewing cir
Gle OF the Covenant bible class viii
meet with Mrs T. Il, Clement, 1104
Fifteenth street. with Mrs. Clement
and Mrs. Mueller as the hostesses.
The Golden Rule class viii have its
annual picnic Saturday afternoon,
July II, at CampbeiTs island,
Friday. July 30, rhs all-day boat ex-
cursion by the Harriet Henderson
class will be given o. the steamer W.
W. going 10 Muscatips.
Broadway Presbyterian The quar-
terIy meeting of the trustee board and
monthly meeting OF the session viii
be held 1T the church this evening at
7:3o.
Tuesday afternoon at 3 the Helen
Mills circle viii hold the annual pic
mic at Campbell's island.
Wednesday morning at 10 Ruth S
band will hold q picnic at Long View
park. on the top of khe hill. If the
weather Is bad the meeting viii be
held in the social rooms of the church.
A picnic luncheon VIII follow the pro-
gram. Prayer services viii be held
Wednesday evening IN the church.
The Deborah class viu give an ice
cream sociable on the lawn of the
church Thursday evening, July -.
The boys band OF tbs Davenport or
phans' home viii furnish music
Zion Lntheran-Tha annual Sunday
school picnic will ba held al Long
View park Friday Special cars will
leave Thirty-eighth street and Seventh
avenue at 955 and the church at 10
o'clock.
Grace Lutheran The Forward soci-
ETY. viii meet this evening at o'clock
with Miss Jennie Sandberg. sos Fifth
avenue, Moline,
The Luther league will meet Tues
day evening at 5 o'clock in the church
parlors.
The annual Sunday school picnic
will be held WEDNESDAYS at Long View
park
United Presbyterian Kate Hill
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
At -oung & Mccombs department
JASPER. GLAUDEL.

Mrs Alice M Glaudel Of SO Forty
second street. this city, and Arthur J.
Jasper of Moline were united in mar
rage at i o'clock this afternoon in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Peter
son, 1913 Elm street, Clinton, Iowa, Rev.
A H Lutz OF Zion German Lutheran
church officiating, They were attended
by Miss Lena Peterson Of Clinton and
John Herbst Of Moline. A wedding
supper was served after the ceremony
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper returned to
Moline. They will go for an extended
wedding trip to the western ocast- Mr..
Jasper is a painter employed in Mo
line and his bride has been employed
at the Young & McCombs' department
store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
l4-


! export. Dinner will be served at Gas
O'Clock
Friday the monthly coffee Of the La
dies Aid society viii be held at Uncle
Toms cabin. the camp Of Mrs. Thomas
Journy at the Watch Tower. The hos
tess viii be assisted by Mrs. A. J. Bull
lock, Mrs. Warren Anderson and Mrs.
j. L. Hickey. In case of rain the meet
ing viii be held in the church parIors.
Memorial Christian-The Queen Is
ther guild viii hold its annual picnic
at the Watch Tower this evening.
Mid-week prayer services will be
held Wednesday evening at the church.
Friday the Sunday school picnic will
be held at Campbell's island. Cars
will leave the church at 8 o'clock for
the island.
Spencer Memorial Methodist-The
Sunday school board will meet at S
O'Clock this evening in the church.
The Ladies' Aid society viii hold a
lawn sociabIe at the parsonage Forty
fourth street and Eighth avenue,
Thursday evening. In case Of rain the
affair will be held in the church base
ment
Cottage prayer services will be held
Friday evening in the home Of n. r.
Naples, 500 Forty-second street.
South Park Preshyterian-Th Young
HnnnfHFs en1tEafTs L.-f
and social session this evening in the
church.
Tuesday evening the Hill Women s
Christian Temperance union will meet
in the church, The Junior association
viii assist on the program.
Wednesday afternoon at the Junior
association viii meet at the church. a
musical program will be given by the
boys. Prayer services will be held at
1880 and the teachers training class
Will meet at S:15.
Thursday the Woman's guild will
hold an all day quilting in the church
parlors
Friday afternoon the Woman's Mis-
sionarv society will meet with Mrs. c.
~ hoSaALhct eAl4GLA avenue ana
Twenty-ninth street.
Friday evening the choir will meet
for rehearsal in the church.
First Swedish Lutheran-The Berean
society will meet this evening at the
parsonage.
There will be no sermon Wednesday.
Thursday evening the Confirmation
society viii meet at the chapel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12

Mission society will hold its annual
outing at the Watch Tower Tuesday
evening. Supper will be served at 6
O'Clock.
The Junior Mission society will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 3 i'll the
church
ImmaRuers German Lutheran The
Junior society will hold a social meet
ing Wednesday at Seeley's camp.
Thursday afternoon the Ladies Sew
ing circle Will hold a picnic at Long
View park.
German Evangelical - This evening
the Young Peoples society viii hold a
business and social session in the
church
Tuesday evening the choir viii meet
Tor rehearsal in the church.
Thursday afternoon and evening the
Ladies' Sewing society viii hold an
+ ice cream sociable in the church base
ment In the evening an orchestra
will furnish music.
Trinity Episcopal - Trinity Boys
club viii meet this evening at in the
parish house.
The annual picnic postponed from
last week will be held Tuesday at the
Watch Tower. In case of rain the af-
fair will be held Wednesday and if it
rains on that day the picnic Will be
held Thursday at the Tower.
Central Presbyterian-The trustees
will held their regular monthly meet
ing in the pastors study Tuesday even
ing at s o'clock.
The post-communion reception will
be held Wednesday evening and will
take the place Of the usual Wednesday
evening service. All members of the
congregation and their friends are in
yited. A good program will be rem
dered and refreshments will be served.
The semi-annual election of officers
for the Christian Endeavor society
will be held at a business meeting
Thursday evening at o'clock in the
church parlors. Other important bust
ness Will be transacted requiring the
presence of members OF the society.
First Baptist-The Ever Ready cir
Gle VIII be entertained this evening by
the Misses Bess and Grace Petersen,
925 Twelfth avenue.
Prayer services will be held Wednes-
day evening at 7:s0 at the church.
Thursday the B. Y. P. It. will hold its
annual dinner at Fejeryary park, Dav-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
MANY ATTEND EXCURSION TO
MTSCATINEs

Over 200 people attended the eXcur-
sion given by the First Methodist
church Saturday, the company going
TO Muscatine at in the Afternoon and
returning in the late evening, Re
freshments were served on the boat
and the affair socially was very pleas
ant
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12
]. u. CLUB WITH MISS CARDALL.

]. n. CLUB WITH MISS CARDALL.
Miss Lola Cardau was the hostess
to the } D club at her home, 40 Fiji
teenth street. all the members being
present except two who are out OF the
city. The girls were busy with their
needles for a while and then sociabili-
ty was enjoyed. Miss Freda Rolf Of
HazeIton, Ill. gave several piano Sc
lecuons and singing and dancing was
enjoyed At a late hour dainty re-
freshmeuts were served. The Misses
Stella Reid and Anna Bostock Of this
city were visitors and Miss Grace
Scott of MaComb. Miss Josephine
O'Connor of Chicago and Miss Freda
Rolf Of Hazelton we're out OF town
guests. Miss Ivy Beck invited the
girls 10 be her guests July 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12

known in the city, Mr.. Schaffer being
employed as gardener on the Hauberg
estate Mr.. and Mrs, Schaffer will re-
side for the time being with the brides
parents,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-07-12

First Swedish LutheraH-The Berean
society viii meet this evening at the
parsonage.
There viii be no sermon Wednesday.
Thursday evening the Confirmation
society viii meet at the chapel.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-07-07
ZE SOUTH OMAHY
DUSTOJNA OSLAVA
HUSOVY PAMATKY.
Slaynost Husova v Narodni SIM v
ned6li, dne 4, ceryence, vydafila
SO mad ocekdvani.

Ccch0yt v South Omaze d0stoj
nWl oslayou yzpomn6Ii sv6tlt pa
matSy Mistra Jana IIusa, mutcd-
nika IA praydu u syobodu svedo-
mi, Y nodtIi, dne 4. GerVence We
Ger v Narodni SIM. litastcnstVi
ma sIavnosti bylo znatn6 a to slou-
II fesk6 osad6 nasi ku Ell. Phi
prayn} vJbor nemtI 1mysl IL
sporadati sIaynost ok62aIou, pInou
pompy, ale osIayu tichou, pri kite
RI mysl by pfemySlela, a ktcra IA
nechala by tryal% DOZEN. A V
tomto ohIedu snaha tato kornno-
vdna byla zdarem.
Slavnost zahdjena byla pfedse-
dou Sdruzeni teskych spolk0 pro
uspofadanf IIusoyy sIavuostl p,
A. koriskou, ktery uvital shro-
mazd6ne a vysloyiI pot6Seni mad
znaGnou Utasti, ktera je sy6de-
ctvim, ze pamatka lIusova zije V
srdcich vsech upfimnych Cechu a
Cesek. Sletna Vlasta Sterboya po
IL procitene prcdnesla milou Raj
sovu basen "posledni Shy. liti
ri shledani 1IusOyo n nepliteIem
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sfnl nArodnibo kdpitolu We Wash.
inRtone patek minultho tydne
" noel PoIicie md za 10, ~ Holt
brol podiIu na jinyeb podobnFcb
'uddIostcch v posIcdui dobt, jakO
polozenf b0mby ia pozemcich resi-
dcnce Andrew Carncgieho ma Pa
Al avenue V New Yorltu II pod,
STAY MorPanuy 50 V poslednich
duccb znatn6 zlepsiI n Ifkari pro
hlasuji, ~ Sc pozdraW. JP Nor.
gan je presjdentem yeltG bonkoy-
nj firmy J. =, Morgan Il 90, n Je
As r0ktl star Morgan je take hla.
YOU lond}nskf bankoyui flrmy
Morgan, Greenfield Il Co WRATH
sc pred ncddyncm \ Lo0dFna, kde
mel duIezitt conference ~ zastnp-
ci spojcnch n uydzal Ne financoyatj
v ttto zcmi kontrakty spojcnc0 na
stfeliyo Il yaIeGn} material
Holt spacbal Y 6ter} ycdcr We
vtzcni sebevrazdu, rozbiy si lcb.
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Ruske armady nejsou porazeny.

Ruske armady nejsou porazeny
AMI pokleslG ma duchu, die prohld-
SEM petrohradsktho korrespon-
denta dasopisu London Times, po-
ddyajieiho prehIed tentonskych
operaci proti RusIm Y poslednich
scsti tydnech. General Ivanov,
yudcc jiznich arnad, neddvd na
ievo zddnou stisntnost, o pritom
ne situaci jmenovany korrespon-
dent prayi: "Ide panuje yseobec-
ny nahIed, 10 dobyti Lvova a j.
n}ch mist y IIaIiGi neptiyedIo te.
utonskt spojenee nlkterak blize
rozhodnuti valky Pres obroylt6
ztraty, ktcrt odhadnji sc II Nemc0
ua $4,000 "A II Rakusanu asi ua
stejny poGet, tcutonstl spojcncl
nara2cii ma vytrvalou armada ja-
ko drive Il tato armada je ochot.
ma hoioyati treha po nekolik rokn,
hudo-Ii toho potreha Ndmei musi
nyni nepfetrzitt yysilati tcrsty6
vojska ma frontu, ably udrieli 81
syych posie, pon6yada pfipadd
posIani iieh ma ohranu iintho no.
meal, celia stavba rukouskt defen-
sivy hy 80 shroutilo. Ruskfm nd
hledem ie. ze earska Foiska mohol
ustnpovatl IA postnpoyati po lak
toliy dlouhou dohu nedhai ilee
tudty mest, poknd isou Sehopnj q.
sluhayati svoie protlyuikF IA
hrudoyati uthvhnosti hola takopo
y}ah. iaka eNtatule ua tapada
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stup na yghodntjH posice v jizDim
P0lsku patrne ma take sytlJ 1eeL
GGneralisdmus ruskgch yojsk nc
poehybn6 chysta SO X zasazeni
prudkt rhny, NJ Tentony ylakA
dale do vuitra zemt, kde zelezni-
90 q snadnA komnnikace nebudou
dele jednou \ hlaynicb jejich W
hod. Rusoy6 docilili pfftomnt
yhlce 1sptcbu yzdy po 1stupu u
prayideln6 jejicb 1der po t6 syoji
siIou pfekyapoyal.
Anglicka n francouzska yefej-
most je toho nhhledu, ze nyni je
yhodnd doba, ably spojenci zaha-
jill silnou ofensiyu ma zdpad6 II
talk pfinutiIi Ntmce, ably yyslali
cast sy}ch yojsk \ ygchodu ma za-
pad. Konscryatiyni lidG ale soudf,
zc ncjlfpe by 80 Rusdm prosptlo,
kdyby posldno bylo jim ysechno
streliyo, kterG Y pfitomnf dob6
Anglie Il Francie mohou postrada-
ii.
N6mci hodlaji dob}ti Varsayy
jest6 pred konccm terycnce. Po-
dafi.li Sc jim to, je doposud otaz-
kou. Prvni ndb6hy k tomu cili
byIy jiz uGin6ny, ale tyto nabthy
doposud neznamenaji mnoho. Ru-
soyt vyhybaji Sc bity6 kraii-
mach, kdc naltzaji Sc site zeIeznit
nj. X boji opravdoyfmu dojde a
si v jiznim Polsku 20 nejdflye,
jezto ruskG linie jsou tn sesiIovh
ny a posiIaji So sem rychIe rescr-
Wy. Bude-li v ttchto mistech ar
mazda Mackenzenoya porazena,
pax pad Varsavy op6tn6 znatn6 81
oddali a Ntmci jist6 nebudou po-
kratovati dale We SVEN tlaku ma
ruskG posice severnt od kapitolu
Polska. N6mci velkou srazku Y
jiznim Polsku oGekavaii "A vysila-
j tam move posily a dostatetn6
zdsoby stfeliva. Doprava streliva
a potravin "a postupuiici armadou
Mackenzenovou je jiz znacn6 oh
tiznar-ja&to zde vShFadne spoje-
nj provadi sc po cestdch, kter6 ne
isou prave We stavu nejlepsim.
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2ivelni pohromy, u Mlletie u

Nptyar ~ stl6luje Nolrle, alt
kv5tna /. r. stata " naA ahei O.
sudnou. 70 pnlednach patala ar
oblaha xatahotaii alosasiuAmt
mraky a kFatep pfed iruhou ho
,llnou ytltii i.me ils na 5gm fNRv
fni1eni nasi namAbaNt prarr 4 q
rods Ia ala kladens hyiy yfAkvfe
nasp nadtip hyln ,lakunAuo Nad
ubri 4 okallm stfhla - tahofa
ttfutf3 mrapen, ragAtpnA krute
bitim iakAeh nvul pametpika ant
neai alar{mt osahami lto,la.
fslAstt alta 4 pspnlee enlaena Apl
III u itn,eh skelaeh. ktefa roe
ami u pfl takpNt altvlni puhrp
az aaina sshaa. nptfpha = anl aull
hesatl II halelaii u l'arinhte
nkres par,Iuhieky ieat svllAa "A
ii pusliien ehrolantm suehem
Ylla ison ieste lak praalfesini a
ssak eslma pseulee ilA ~ mnahA
mlsteeh lFpi alehem
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TAX CO ismr Omaat mane
skoro stale ne,talt poaasi prsi
pli tom j. dosti rhladna III, kte.
III nehylt pro pfipoiouh dayaii Vi
nu tomu IA poeasi, III isne ayni
y Omasr nehaf Y dfiybisleh ltteph
h{yalo pry v south omate Wpsi
potasi il tepleisi 10 ate ie rosum
t5eb, kttfi sehaaeii 80 ' mtsta IVA
Faalah q rokuii a tam, % a iak
htla % - 1ete Bnaha aaln Ale
ep rfthte nypl to sainl ueNt ale
kaAtlv il raj ta isme pftppleti
Il p3kts# mestsli afeslniei ttratllt
sNA mt4ta, to nN ueyadtt Ne5nA
tam htii nemasi Naa,tawu bFail
lenem ehNllka i pFatp avpi tfeha
HahlkpNat tlee w. " petFsha
,ls rHpeenln lsnu ps@llAsni
sknhti nshsa - Ntu0eNapt ! ~
tlslani skalnieh hl1aN bsll pnpa
altul AAkeliy in.n rel ehAaa
skuN slaihNu. pfves nesV,lt a. i
AAAskA skalns Fasls ! nsws nals.Al
,lsme ale itssi n selslnA sAelniAA
slamlans "a ussla spet eUA hy illN
hslu lfAua
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MORGAN POSTRELEN
RANATICKYM NEMCEM
UtoCnik Frank Holt doznal, 10
ylozil bombu do pfijimaci 81.
ne narodniho kapItolu.

John Plerpont Morgan. zn6,nS
americk$ financuik, stfclcn byI Y
s0botu minulfho tgdne do slabiz.
ny Frankem IIoItcm, byyalym uGis
telem reel na Cornelloyt uniycrsi.
IL, ktery ynikl do letpi residence
Morganoyych ma East Island II
New Yorku. UtoGnik byl zatGen,
Anglickg yysIanee, Sir Cecil
Spring.Rice, byl bostem obydIi
Morganovych a byl svedkem 1to.
ku
Holt mel diva reyolyery, kdyz
yuikl do Morganoyn obydli krdtce
po 8. hodind dopoIedni. Vedle TO
no mel u scbe dy6 tytinky dyna
mitu a lahyitku nltroglycerlnu.
Holt k residenci Morganoyych pri.
jeI Y automobilu. kdyz po zazyo-
t6ni byIo mu Oteyfeno kom0rni-
KEN, probIdsiI, ~ chce mIuyiti &
Morganem, kterF pry je starym
jcho pfitelem. komornik necht6l
jej hned ypustiti, n0tez Holt pri-
tiskl mn revolver ma prsa SNAIL
sc yniknouii dale. komornik mar
ne SNAIL se mu V tom zabrhnitl.
Morgan uznamcnal kirk spG-
chal do prcdsint, ably SO pfcsy6d-
eli. o go Sc jednA. Holt zahdjiI j.
hned stfeIbu. Morgan po prvni
ran6 kIesI ma sedadIo. komornik
po t6 vrhl SO ma Gto6nika, ale ne
mohl zabraniti druhGmu vystrelu,
I'toGnik k0neGnG ale pfcmozcn byl
sIonzicimi a odevzddn Serifovi X
porandn6mu pax rychle povoIdn
byI ltkaf
Holt emil DOZEN cIov6ka poma-
ten6ho anebo silentho fanatika.
Morgan zahaiil vdlku a mohI j
zastayiti kdykoliv by nj byl pral.
.Jsem oehoten podstoupiti smrt "a
sluzbu, kterou prokazal jsem lid
skosti, " prohIdsil Holt po SVEN
pfedvedeni pred smirGlho soudce
ihlystera. Po Il podepsaI prohla-
SEM, Y kter6m pravl, 10 byl pro
fessorem reel ma CornelIovG uni.
versit6 u ze elm syili spdchal sna-
10 zastayiti vaIku, "Spojent Sta
ty jsou neprimo zodpov6dny IN
,trasIiy6 vrazdeni nasich evrop.
skych bratri," praW We SVEN pro
hIaseni "l.ituji p. Morgana n ie-
no rodiny, ale on byl jedin}m mu-
ZEN, ktcry mohl zastnyitl tnto
yalku "
Man2eIka lloItoya zije v Dal.
las, Tex., u je zdrccna mad einem,
lttertho SO joji manzcl dopustIl,
Rev. o. +. Sensabaugh, otoc pani
IIoItoy6, Y jehoz residencl nrstast
ma pani bydli, prohlasil, 10 Holt
hyl stoupeneem Rryanoyym, ale
mel pr} anarehistick6 n6hledy,
Holt ie n6mock6ho poyodu "A ma.
rodil Nc We Wisconsin,, Die ma
,hledu otee pani IIoItove spaehaI
Gin syuj v pomatenostl mysle.
Holt primal SO krdtee po SVEN
zateeni, ze on to hyl, kdo pololll
bombu, jed vybuehla pfijimaci