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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12
LOOK! LOOK!

Mattresses, Feather Beds
and Pillows cleaned and
made over. Phone 327. Germ
Proof Mattress Co, 1112. p.
O, Box S62, 107 South Bay
len street 1saus
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POSITIONS WANTED

In memory 81 Ia. Frank l. Mayes.
anu IN recognition CT tire spirit Of
neIp.uiness that WAS his, The JournaI
viii insert under kills. ctsssIfiGa alton
tree advert sennents for those In need
OF en- plcyTrane.
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NOTICE
ARTESIAN WELLS

AR ESIAS wELLS--NVil' put In wells
to lS inches diameter. any depth
nd guarantee water Write for fun IN
Fornation Gray Artesiar Well Co, Cot
tondale. Fla. SIT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12
\ aTEkINARY SURGEON

III; Go. MASGANA. French Graduate
Veterinarian, will treat any disease OF
fo' .est.1a+cd animals At mode rate price
III W Government ST Phone 1873
DIR. Masgana's Mango Cure 10 the best
1july
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FOR SALE-kuauc piano. center ttb.@,
sewing table, oil heater, PICTURES #..i
picture frames. rockers swinging rot.
vases and odds ana ends OF to4- .ito-.'
furniture. Phone So. or apply hiss
Lcftin, $40 GuiI!emarde street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

LEAN OF rood, sound. aosoiut".E s---l- 2
mules for sale reasonable. Coz mo-. L.,
most .-,..'. -. C. Oliver. X A !.'- ID b.
Myrtle Grove. PensacO.a Fla. IL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

BARGAIN OPPORTUNITIES small Ier."r
organ. only ten dollars. enc KIT"
ranEe- Buck-onty nine dollars. Sc>t.t
articles of furniture c".t,' A'So ~.
+; r H1IIc3a5-d Gi5 &th Ave. Ii...
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

FOR SAI.E-Ford touring 1917, fine con-
dtion. demountabIe rims, speedoIn -"r
lock and other extras Best offer taxi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12
FOR SUREST
AND QUICKEST
RESULTS
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished rooms,
with bath. for light housekeeping, over
looking water Bayou TeXar. Apply No.
1910 l.. Gonzalez st. and 18TH Ave.
Phone No. 967. 1880
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FOR RENT-One large front room, down
stairs, very comfortable. Apply 80 vs..
Gregory. l2ZS
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TA%TED-Seving machines TO repair
Why buy machine when your old one
ca, ne made as good as ever Ring 1911
will call Work Euar4 nteed. Is F,ast
Garden street J. II. Blakesley- SIS
wANTFD-Your Job printing and orders
for engraving OF I'll kinds. calling cards,
wedding invitations, etc. MAYES PRINT
~: co. % Meet Government s1s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

FOR SALE; OR TRADE. CIIEAP-Oue
Edison moving picture HdCIiie' Ets
tank AMI two thousand feet Of hi..-
+. +. Nicholson, Pine Barren. H.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

YOUNG LADY desires position as office
gIrI, clerk In store Or typist. Address
tVo T. Ihtehdencla st. 11jan
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FOR SALE,-At a bargain. q good gentle
aka round horse, must SCH at Oh q.
Geo. l.. Split, 81 East Wright It. Lit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

TO BUSINESS MEN OF
PENSACOLA - Capable
experienced bookkcrper and
office man, with clean record
and some executive expert
ehCe desire responsible con
nection with opportunity for
advancement as merited.
Not looking for winter eX-
penses, but a permanent 10
cation with a good future.
Salary. secondary Con~idera
ton. Write or wire, F. r.
Caven. 212 w. Lafayette St.
Tampa. Florida. 1885
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

WANTED-Three or four rooms for
small family. unfuruIshed or a small
cottage Write H. W. Nenters, care Ar
nouT Company. city.
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FOR SALF-French poodles App!E !.
East jackson street. >
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12
WANTED.

WANTED AT ONCE-A good sound
sound horse or mule, must he cheap
for cash. jas. Bauman. Little Bayou
Pensacola, Fla. 1918
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

HAIR GOODS Switches and Trans
formations made to order. will t'!>'
hair in lert payment. Mrs $40.
Beirne. $50 L. Chase g. -
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w A N 7 Z ID /!
EXCELSIOR CORD
WOOD

Peeled and Unpeeled. Load
ed on cHrs at your station.
We are paying $2.75 to So 81
per cord with the bark on.
For peeled wood, with bark
off, the price is $3.50 to $500
per cord. We pay the freight.
The prices are different
because the freight charges
are higher or. lower.
Write us from what sta
ton you expect to ship and
we will then tell you what
price we will pay you for
peeled and unpeeled wood
and mail you our Specihca-
tons.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE-One 5O-gaL hot w-ter boiler
with stand and sittjl-s-GTst "fs-
condition. Phone 1922 or az. Il>j
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

\NANTED-Setttled white
woman or creole to live on
premises to do general house
work. Good home and
wage to right party. Tele-
phone 1897 or call at 1901
East CervanteS street today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-01-12

WANTED-Work by white girl of IA
nursing or house work. Apply 405 care
journal. 10ja7t
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Phone 1900
Before z p.
HELP wANTEp-rEMALE

WANTED-A cook. Apply - S. Sprine
St 1925
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TRANSFER-STORAGE

MERCHANTS TRANSFER CO. Thos. b.
ThorseG, Proprietor. solicits all kinds
Of moving and hauling. Furniture packed
or shipment. Furniture stored Office
: hone 9TS. Depot phone 704 ST.
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FOR SALE

PASSENGER Dodge car
n Apply Phone 239
12l"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

illisn "a \ eslei
sRkiSSxe - anR / dsshna. =.
rlamf nemeck p1abl lirista NJ,
iIaE{]sn, pfftel klerRs rxflq y "a 81
litjeky essaYizt zsh1vf se B
| nosled ednim ffsle sY6ho tldanpl.
XIV zukunft llt0ke Czernis
|na na feskpsl slpve kou palitikn,
| Il NFaskel olpoE6dl ze dne
l3 dubna. Mezi jinYrn pfse 3
|fa6i Czernin0ve takto Pp W
hlafspl nejjasnei eisi sl&vY flsf
|nas doyalY chud QB6sk& vety
p staYu politiky Vnitfni, Neby
q iiz " mich ani aloEa. je& Nv
9Eal0 poch hoRanl nro n5:
rodRf ! d4seVpf ldtrapy tech,
kdo byli dahxNApfm ! n5hodnl
mi snatky sklopSni fgezwun-
genl pod jedn6 zezlQ. ami SO.
|Ya, = Rehoz hy YysXitals vazna
|Vlle 4 dlkladn6mp zmenenf-
mA nsppfadani. Possible frasi.
|sticke odlueoVanf dobrfho, -.
kcasky ylssteneckfho Sesk&hc
lAln I'd zlych, na zradu pony
|sleileich yldcA. Jskozto stra.
SAX mel chranit pspiroYe XIV.
ticky teto feGi ahidut, spatn1
Masaryk.a Prof. MasarYk, jens
sci z Prahy do Angie a pax
do Ruska, je pry vinen velezra
dou. zlocinem. ! 'kdyby to by.
10 dokazano: v fisi, jez Sc me-
podoba zadne jine, ktera po.
vzneala Kosuta na vrchol poet,
kterA pslayovala Klapku jakoz
TO vlastence, ktera ucinila hr,
Julia Andrassyho, jenz bYl ro-
ku 1850 pro Yelezradu pdsou-
zen X smrti 2 aspon in effige
papraVen, uherskym minister
skym predsedou = pax zahra-
nicnim ministrep cele monar-
chic, iez pred nedavnem dala
bezpodmfnecne milosti dru.
Kramarovi, odsouzenemu pro
|tyz delikt k temuz trestu - j
teto ffsi by 81 mel ten, kdo SOU
di vefejne o Apolitickych zlo-
cincich", davati pozor. A pan
Masaryk jest We yed6 a psyche
logickem um6nf tax silna hla-
va, napsal tax neoby6ejne do
bre knihy, ze clov6k, jenz Sc
kdysi narodil jako pan z Chu-
dclic 4 ma Chudenicich, by jej
smell 4 odsuz0vati vzdycky :
kicboikem v rnce. Y predsta-
,ycnxcn malon6sts&cke nemec-
Ike ob9cni rady mel potomek &c
Iske Aistoricke alechty sc svou
Ifiiipikou proti Cecham YdeSnf
obecenstyo, v rakouske delegar
lei, kan po prayH nslszela, Pyl
hy mp Yztek nsnliYal de tete
zebrackS polsvky. Dne 1S. du'
bna dosIa Prahy odppyfd'
| Fsecky ceske lfady mesta, O
lbgdleneho jeste asi devatenact'
ltisfci Nemci, zavfely dfedn'
mistnosti a okepka pro .obecen.
stvo, Srbove, Chorvati, Slovipcs
2 Dalmacie 2 Krajiny yysla'
Ii poslance k Vltave q pani Krs
I1naf, Klofac, Korosec Sc slunil
lv jasotu lidu. Ten vzrostl V hi
ikot boufe, kdyz promluvil ~paT
Kramaf . navrhl, aby Sc pfi
ljsla chytfe uzdena, ale bdsle
nlu- sluchu jasn6 ssrozumitelns
lresoluce." Harden citnjs
lpak znamy projev q koncf
LOBBY lid je hustf q Vrpucn'
Ishromazden kolem zlych yId
Ic n,sY1dcl. " harmonii ami Sc
\ be menkf chgbie ky. A Jest ia +,
lsoince, jeiiz ostrf hroty a dra
.lpy nemhze Afezat AMI ppilQva
'lani nesved edpmjt3ji neidrzejs
,lcepsgrau, Dechcezli doznat, 2
.lnynl se nesmi Pojpvat za syo
Eh9du, prav0 q praydp, TSzk'
rama pro hr. Czernina. prphe
no dne ma to zmizel (war er We
duftet)
- v.sf - vv,S. 81 II.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

Move dorny We Washing ton
bark uIevardu, z&padn6 "a
|vfch. AZ W, MAl4ete \ popzi lkilt
IFEu na vych. Ps u, aneb Har-
ward Denisorl. kovni odbor
|mesta CleYelaia!dtin AZ sc bude sta-
'at q 1919 step siFok kg boulevard
mezis chodniky pred kazaym
aoEnem. HaF6FeR Ne bnae sta
|Fat q 3Q- gt0R SILKY me1 chod-s
||gnfkem d Nlicf, kde tF$vpik bu-
de nlsytsW v nsll lepAiH pofad-
ku Qdr4oEAn, VSeehpy dQrny
|jsou papifovaRs, dpb0vk Rpdla
nv, alektficke zasizenl, sfini-
|dla Y ok9ech, pradelni otyor,
|prkno Aa zehleni. yytApeci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

1NSyxA1 NJ n - SS~~@%>~ ~ - S>F - NA4NNAE
nostmi w sam jste mne 4 to-
mu pfimel Dal jsem vas stiha-
ii, pon9vadz jsem Sc dovedel,
BE proto, abyste mne polapil,
spoil jste Sc J nekolika blazny,
iichz hlavou Jest jakysi Don
Quichotte blazen! Nemohl
jsem strpeti dele pocinanf tech
lidf, a vymstil jsem Sc ma vas.
Zaplatil jste to "a ne. Lituji
toho ale chtel jsem toliko,
aby yam zasla dalsi chuf k me
mu stihanf. slo tn o blaho me
vlasti D zivot nlnoha fadnych
obcaniy mych politickych pfa-
tel, ktefi vydali Sc We Spaniel
sku do ve1keho nebezpecf.; po-
stizenu pyti mym osudem. Sta
10 by Sc tax, kdybych mel byti
We Francii zatcen.''
'Tedy Sc pfiznAvate k tomu,
BE postal iste vcera nepodepsa-
ny list panu . Malvernd, ozna
mule mu, ze PAM z Malverni,
jest v mem bytu?"
"Ano, pfiznavam Sc. Vim,
ze tam sci ale neyim, co Sc
mezi vaIni d6lo. Zda Sc mi, ze
Sc nestalo mic zvlastniho.
pobyl jste zde herne a mohl
jsem Sc tudiz obmeziti ma svdj
prvni list. Wy vsak mne neodpu
site to, co jsem yam uclnil a
ja opet nemohu dlvefoyati
vam. ... jeden q mas musi tu-
diz zmizeti!"
"Plati tedy vase sloya jako
vyzvani ma souboj?"
"Ano. 80. nezbyva nam jine
no prostfedku k ukonceni nasi
trapne situace. Pohodlne to o.
vsem neni 80. rad bych jeste
dnes vecer z Pafize odjel."
ia take opustim Pafiz dne
sniho vecera."
"Tedy bychom Sc mohli biti
nekde v cizine. :. ale pax by
to jiz bylo zbytecne, nebot jak
mile ocitime Sc nlino Francie,
netreba nam Sc obavati jeden
druheho. A pax pochybuji,
re jedeme do teze zeme.
ia jedu do Ruska."
"Ah, hledati vraha," posmi-
val Sc markyz. "Nu, tedy vam
pfeju, abyste no nasel. 81. A
vsak, neverim vam ma slovo a
proto bych rad hned yyrovnal
svlj ufet. yami."
Jest to me .nejvroucnejs
pfanfp zvolal rytmistr.
"Prece to vsak vec tezka
k souboji tfeba svedku, a tecl
bude tezko nalezti tax rychle
''Nenf jich potfebi."
"Myslite-li to opravdu, md
zeme Sc biti hned a die me
no nahledu nem6li. bychom s,
pred skoncenim nasi veci an
rozejiti. Wv ned1verpjete' mne
ia Ease ne vam. Neopustime
ii jeden druheho, name kazd.
presyedGenL he nekuje Sc IRA
da. ... Ale, jake zbrane voli
ii? Nam sice revolver pfi so
be, avsak wy. =
ia tez."
"Dobra avsak Jest teho,
kalibru jake m1j
"zcela takoveho," pravi
Pancorbo, zm9riv zbrane, je.
oba spqpefi mimodek yytahl
sopcasn6 2 kapes. "sest lpln'
steinych kpn Y kazdem. v Pa
fizi prpdapaii So revolvery We
mes stejne. Kde pax bud
me se biti2'
HMns jest yse jedno, ienon
kdyz to pdjde ma smrt,' pravi
Saint Briac chladns.
Z[osti vfel, a stlj co std
chtel tomu uciniti konec., I:
"Ano,' pravil Pancorbo. Il
den 2 mas musi padnouti; j
max py nemel souhoj ceny. All
Of3Etuii otazku. kde SO hrIdan,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

AkStAANSA%s1 - - 9 n sssS ssS n ~
Itsaa se jeho zradcsnl. mu-
lsili ~ tedy spolr stffleti.
Rytmistrovi lfbilo Sc ter, ze
lsouboj mel Sc diti zvlastnin'!
lzp1sobem, nebot vec, X v0li
|niz Sli K zapasu, nebyla take
lcbycejnou.
| Chtel zastfeliti syeho nepfi
ltele nebo byti zastfelen4 sam,
Iaby ysemu jig bylp jednou ko-
Inec. s
| "Dobra, zkusme to Nebude-
lme-li nahofe samotni, yyhledAs
|He 81 jine nlisto. znam Y Mon
ltpugue ddolicko, jez by SO nam
Iznamenite hodilo.p
"Fedy pojd'me, pane,p pra-
Ivil Rancorbo a ystal. NJdeme
Ispolu, q abychom byli drive
Ina miste, mlzeme tam jeti.p
| Navrh ten pfisel rytmistrovi
who'd. Choval stale vdei svemu
Inepffteli jakousi' nedlvsru, =
lchtal zabraniti tomu, aby Sc
Iprotiynik jeho jests 8 nekym
Isetkal a snad smluyil. Dayal te-
ldy, kdyz sli 2 klubu pc scho-
Idech bedlivy pozor, aysak ne
lspatril mic podezfeleho.
Markyz ami 81 peysiml ospa-
Ilych sluhi, drepfcich Y schodd !;
ina ulici take nebylo nikoho.
y yrat klubu staly fiakry.
|Zavolali ma jednoho 2 mich a
Pancorbo nafidil koeimu, aby
lie dovezl al do ulice Arcole \
lnarozi u nadvofi chramu Ma
ltky Bozi.
| Ma tomtez miste praye v den
Izlocinu vystoupili Sasa a ma
Itka jeho z kocaru; rytmistr
|vsak o tom nevedel a nedivil Sc
ltomu.
| I sKdW po kratke jfzde 2 ko-
|caru vystoupili, markyz zapla-
It'll a postal kociho pryc.
"Jest to ovsem proti obyce-
|ji," small Sc Pancorbo, "obycej
Inc kofar ocekaya, aby odvezl
|raneneho, ale Y mas nebnde to
Tho treba -. .bHdeme miti jen
iiednohp mrtyeho."
"Mozna, ze diva, oprayoval
|iej rytmistr upfene pohledel
Ina sveho soka.
"Doufejme, ze ieder 2 mas
Izbude. Ale at vec skonci tax
|neb onak, tfeba 81 pospfsiti, pa
Inc. Ma yezi, ami ma galerii nj
koho nevidfm. -. pospesme 81
|tedy."
Kraeeli primo ke vchodu,
|sli po schodech a zastavili sc
III zavfenych mfizovych dveri,
Zazvonili. Objevil Sc veznJ
a uvital je velmi vlfdne:
"Panove mne vysvobozuii,'
prayil, schoyavaje zpropitne
'jsem jiz diva dny V move sluz-
lbe a teprve vcera prislo dovo-
lenf, BE mozno Ease navstevo,
|vati veze. Zakazali to XVIII tt
lnestastne vrazde. -. take nj
vzkazali, ze dnes pride sem
lvysetfujfci soudce. Nam pfiki
zano, abych Cd desate hodiny
lnikomn v9z neotviral. ~. DO:
lbre, ze pani prisli tax brzy.
ljeste neni deset. Jest jasno
la pani mohou Sc sami obdiyo
|vati krasne vyhlidce." !"
Pancorbo podekoyal povid;
lv6mu veznemu nouym stFibr
.lnakem.
4 Navesti, iez zdalo Sc pficha
'lzeti velmi who'd markyzovi, ri
'llibilo Sc valne rytmistrovi. Ne;
'lby Sc $ panem 2 Malvernh So
ltkal, radeji by Sc byl jiz vrath
4 Ale bylo liz pezde.
4 Ostatne nemohl dldlho trya
|ti boj ma revolvery. Jeden "
IsokI musA v kratkem case POI
llehnouti q Hugo chodiya
lido trestnfho soudu teprve a
-|Snidani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

1Ssleir 4. 4ddnfr
lsli osam6I6 nlisto q oba ne
Ichceme plytvati casem. Musili
ibychom tedy jeti hodne dale;
| "Anebo hodne blfzko. Snad
lbychom Sc mohli stffleti'v neja
ken soukromem bytu. tfe.
lba u mne,"
| ITO by tedy znamenalo, stff-
lleti Sc jen na nekolik krokt.!'
lnebot pochybuji, ze Jest vas
ppkoj dlouhy aspon II metrp'
Ale mate take sluzebnictvo 4
Ito hned po prynf rans pobs shne
pro poilcejni straz. Chtel hych
lspise naiiti mfsto, kde bychom
|byli lplne sani, q kde nemusil
by Sc strachovati ten. ienz "a
|stane vft9zem, be jej kdo u
!vidi."
.sNeznam jineho mista tako-
Iveho nezli sira pole, tax nekde
mezi Saint Denise a rovinou
Vauveskou. ."
ITO jest tuze daleko. ale
nsco mne napada. 3. ! yzpomi
mann 81, ze mne white 2 vrazdy,
spachane ma vezich chramu
sMatky bozf. ="
ssNerozumim vam."
"zena, kterou chcete pomsEi
'lti, byla 80 jak pravite - svr-
tzena y jedne veze chramove 4
Enikdo rreprekazel vrahovi, tax
ize mohl pohodfa9 prchnonti. !.
Coz. abychom Sc tam sttheli? !
| .To jest snad nemozne ~. J
nenajdeme tam, co hledame.
Ina veze ma prfstup kazdy "a
lnekolik sou. Myslim tedy, re
bude tam vice lidi, pax neni
lprostor ma vezi ami tax velky
iljako nektery salon.
"Nemusfme vylezti az naho-
lru. Navrhuji souboj americk5,
k nemuz vyborne Sc hodi ga
'lerie vroubici spodni east vezi.
Jsou tam kouty, hodici Sc do
bre "a skryse. Kazdy 2 mas po-
stavi Sc ma jeden konec gale
rie a bude sveho protivnika hle
dati. v te vysi neni slyseti W.
sftelu 2 revolveru, a lide ma ma
1dvoff ami 81 toho nevsimnou.
PAX zvolfme 81 cas-, kdy ma vezi
lzadnych navstevovateld neni.
Pockame az odejdou ii, CO phi
sli pred mani, a nez prijdou
ijini, jsme jiz spolu hotovi. Ci-
zinci chodivaji ma we've obycej-
ne odpdldne,. rano tam byva
lprazdno. Pro kazdy pfipad m6
zeme to zkusiti. -. nepodafi.
Iii Sc to, potom vzdy jeste mi,
zeme iiti "a Pariz. Mohu van
rici proc bych Sc tam nahofe
rad potykal. Obvinujete mne
lie spachal jsem tam hanebny
80. chci vam dokazati
re nebojim sc stinu sve dpmnf
J le obeti ). -. a prece, prisan
i Blh, jsem povereGny lakp vsi
, chni moji krajane. Vefte mi
: re ma tom miste, kan vas che
ilvesti, ruka by Sc mi musila trs
: ssti, kdybych hyl Vinen.'
Saint .Briac byl pristupnyn
kazdemu dojmu, q ten zvlast
Inf diYod doial no mnphem vi
Ice neM cely vyklad podivneht
cloveka, 5 nimz prave vyjedn;
I jail Sc pfemyAeti q tom, ne
4 kfivdf-li markyzovi, neni-l
tento pfece jen spiklencem, kt,
r6hoz Meriadec pfatele jeh,
"a vraha povazujf.
i Rytmistr nevedel 0 posled
j Mich zlocinech toho lotra, ne
incl ami tuseni o tom,. co Sc pri
i 'hodiIo malfrovi a take ami I'd.
nj b tom, co Sc stalo Sasovi.
S 81 = y. ~.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19

RRQ a So RrYotfidni zelina
ska farma Y Precksyille IA Eci-
hlpye eeste < mestn, 81 akrtl
aohrf pisefnate pndy, d9br6
hadeYy, mala stfpnice, hojIlost
pramspits Eady 81 n Wisse,
Rrec ksxille, a.
6-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-19


zas * se bijsme7 Tuto otazku
klade Yerejnosti Y literarpim
tydsnniku |" Ceryen' znamy ce
SKY praynfk pod psepd donyHlem
Bohemicus. PROD chceme syo-
0bodu Geskoslove ensk eho liaro-
.da ?a taze Sc pisatel o Iidstvo
Ijde. to jest, 3 svobodnou pudu
Ipro JSechny plod 6asci cidpno a
aliadrod dAy sijadil 4 M saavdbpp
zepi NH fnky a p(f11aGe 7
osyobnS Y8R3S poht 81
socialni = hosp isk1 Na jell
tenhle krasny h sHpysls 1QstatpE1 d
jsau zcela pod adm ]" a vlasA1
omezcnosti ! plisnA, 50 nebijS'
me. Jde nam . svobodnou vlasl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31

: tire front of the three shower
rooms. Is j drying room which i!
! also tiled.
a new locker room was bull
| for the boys The men locker
room underwent extensive repairs
and the entire basement was deco
rated The handball court was re
( finished and painted. as was alsc
the room which contains the asso-
cations swimming pool
The gallery in the gymnasium
which was oycrwide. was cut bach
Approximately three feet on all
four SIDES, practically doubling the
efficiency OF he ~ muasiu5n. Us Two
games of voiIey ball. basketball
etc, can now be played in the gym
al one time. where heretofore. tn
playing space was oaly large
enough for Onc
All OF this improvement was
tone at as expense OF approximate
Is $2I 800. and BOcl. Island can
Hoa beast OF "a building AID equip
meHt second to none iu the state o..
Illinois
The association the past year.
has done everything n its power
towards helping win the war 4
great amount Of time ara energy
has been spent by the secretarjaI
force in aiding the great var move
ments which have been so vital in
bringing the war TO successful
close. The association mas been
the leadilg agency in the city in
recruiting men for overseas work
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
YEAR OF 1918 ONE OF PROGRESS FOR
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
IN THIS CITY ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS
Nv O. ]. sTIRRATT. Secretary.

BY o. j. STIRRATT, Secretary.
The year 1918 has been a year OF
progress with the Rock Island
Young Men $ Christian association
The most notable event OF the
year was the completing Of many
plans in the way Of Improvement
which the members of the board %
directors have had in mind for the
past two or three years In July
of this year. contracts were let tC
the various contractors OF Rock
Island and Moline for extensive re
modelling and improvements in the
basement Of the building. together
with the completing of the fourth
floor Of the building OF 40 addi-
UiOndl dormitory rooms .or young
men. The great demand for rooms
for young men who We're c0Htin-
ually coming 10 the arsenal during
the summer months IN ever in
creaSiHg numbers. and who found
X practically impossible to secure
satisfactory housing accommoda-
tiOus in the city. was the deciding
factor that led the association to
undertake these Improvements and
additions at time when material
and labor was unduly Eigh hut
feeling the patriotic obligation
resting upon the organization, the
work was undertaken largely as
war measure, and rushed to com
pletiOn at as early q date as pos
sibIe
Between fifty ami sixty men
were waiting for the 40 rooms AS
soon al, they were finished. and the
rooms were occupied by them i'm
mediately upon completion The
association now has 100 rooms.
with a capacity for I20 young men
Mastic flooring has bee1 laid or
all the do7mitory Railways. The
walls OF the second ana third floors
have been Teieco~ated, also all
dornitory and WASH rooms on the
second and third floors we're deco
rated. and the association now
boasts OF dOrmitOry equipment
second 10 none
me assembly and banquet rooms
on the second floor the walls or
which had never been decorated.
were treated 10 several coats or
paint. White curtains N.t1 over
Grapes Of old rose were hung. and
the rooms transformed into ban
qlet hall of pleasing surroundings
In the bas enent Of the building
aX.eHs i've repairs and improve
ments were made. The old cement
shower baths which have lone ser
vice since the building was
erected in 1912. were comp ete.l
q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31

\ and now will naturally look l9th'
association to continue this NJ
vice for them during the periot o
readjustmeut Many VII ron
home without positions WaitiuSfOl
them and Will ind the dssocla aor
a great convenience and help uhi
the time comes when they ~
again established In the rcgaaI
walks OF life
] The regular activities IF the A.
+ sociation have been conducted ai-
past year as usual All departma ie
. OF the association have cOntrlbled
their full quota towards maEhg
the past year one Of greatest inR-
est and profit
The cafeteria has remain q q
fine feature OF the asgGciatiRs
work throughout the year. II aa
done much towards creating go
maintaining a hOnelike atm9-
phere in the building. and has IT,
nished accommodation not only to
the Young men VINO live II the g.
sOciation's dormitory. bEt to O.
public generally. who nave loud
ID extremely COnvCaieul 10 TIE
heir meals IN what Be- pppulay
known a. the ~ cafeteria bs
i. the cafeteria was PLACID iu ,G
hands Of Japanese service. uIur
strict contract With the -gcia'tA
and judging from the patron" b
and the mary cXpreseI %. A.
prevail beard on every hand. Pc
public is last coming 10 apprt"ias
FrH.-. T.