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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
MUSIC
PEOPLES PAVILION

Educational and patriotic features every day. Home
economic demonstrations, Departments of Agriculture
Food Administration Council of Defense Red Cross and
other patriotic organizations and activities will be repre-
sented
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
September 9, 10, II, II, Is and II
GREAT WAR TIME EXPOSITION 4

This Great Free Fair Pledged to Government
to Do It's Best to Encourage Greater Production
Every Exhibit a VICTORY EXHIBIT
Agricultural, Live Stock. Industrial Educational
Exhibits Greater Than Ever
New War Features With Gigantic Army and Navy
Displays Sent Direct From Washington-in
New Building, Erected Especially for This Purpose
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
THE WORLD AT WAR

THE WORLD AT WAR
A stupendous spectacle every night The biggest
sensation Kansas has featuring the latest battles
the Western 'front.' 800 people, al fresco stage contain
ing $4,000 square feet
HORSE RACING AND AUTOMOBILE RACING
Four days of harness and running racing and two days
of daredevil motor championships the fastest dirt track
in the West.
MUSIC
Three full concert bands afternoon and evening
The Modoc great favorites of the concert stage
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
THE MIDWAY

Parker's Greatest Shows, Chinatown" Ferris Wheel
The Whip, Submarine Chaser, Merry Widow Swings,
Honeymoon Trail Over the Top and hundred other clean
educating and amusing attractions.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-15
$50, 600 IN PREMIUMS

VIII be given under the usual competit
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09
ZAJfMAVY OOPS.
Ctsny p. Sedivy,
1879 e. 49. Ill.

ceu jsem v casopisu "Ame-
rikan" oznameni, v nemz zada-
te "a sdelenf kdo ma ma prodej
farmu. Dovoluji 81 Vam ozna-
miti, ze bych rad prodal sveji
farmu o 104 akrech We statu
New York v Schoharie County,
"a pfieinu vysokeho start, neb
je mne jiz pres IS rok1. Ma far
me je 40 akrd lesa, ostatni je
zdelano, pdda je kamenita, ale
mekky kamen ma zpiisob bridli
&c, tax ze Sc rozpadava a vse
sc dobre rodi. Vsade je SO ja-
blond, jahod vsech druhu, dosti
dobra pastva, potok tece skrze
pozemek ma pastvine je voda
pramenita, tax ze ma dobyttk
cele leto dost vody. Domek je
o sedmi svetnicich, velka ban
Sc stajemi pro 10 kusa dobyt.
ia, vse v nejlepsfm poradku.
Ade Sc povetsirIe pestuje DOLBY
tex, della sc maslo a mnozi do
davaji mleko do mlekaren. Nile
karny jsou zds dive We Village,
kazda Village je tri mile cd
me fanny vzdalena. Cesi zde
rejsou usazeni, jsou zde po vet
sine v Americe rozeni Nemci z
nekolikateho jiz pokoleni, tax
ze Sc k Nemcdm zadny nehla-
81, naopak sc "a ne stydi, a "a
sva nemecka jmena. ia nyni ia
cny dobytek nedrzim, neb
,sem star, ale kdyby nekdo
'chel koupiti kravy a vse, NIUE
houpiti Cd sousedi. kazdy ma
dobytek ma prodej. ia 81 drzim
jen slepicky a ostatni pronaji-
mann ma polovic. Cena co "a
dam je $1800.00 a kdo muze
zaplatit hotove, tax mu jesta
s,evim. Rad dam prooenta co
bude zadano, neb bych mel rad
,odpocinek. Zadam "a odpoved'
8 pral bych 81 kdybyste dostali
kupce. Ozn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09
KAPITOLA XXXXII.
Chycen!

Minuly dive hodiny. Tri muzi
v bytu Valentinove cekajici po
cali jiz byti znepokojeni tim, re
posel jejich tax dlouho Sc navra
ci, kdyz Sc tn ma ulici ozvalo hr
ceni kocaru, jenz sc take hned
ma to pred domem zastavil.
Markyz Sc nahnul z okna a
poznal svuj poyoz. {
Trutat vyskocil ma chodnik a We
sci do domu. Bylo slySeti jak
kvapne skace po schodech naho
ru. Sotva dechu popadaje do
stal Sc nahoru.
"Murad a Chilperic jsou do
le!' volal. "Povedel jsem jim
vse! Oba jsou hotovi pracovati
nami. Oni chti vec tn skonco
vati jako my sami chit zuzit
kovati prilezitosti, .iiz nam pan
markyz poskytuje."
"Zdali pax Sc tuto hodinu
dostaneme do domu Rouguino-
va?" tazal Sc Valentin marky-
re.
MAN klic Cd domu toho,' cd
vetil tazany. eide jest - nase
mu vniknuti dovnitr nebude tu
dlz ic prekazeti. Domovnika ma
lezneme spiclho kdyby sc pre-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09
speluiant.

Synacek Is tatinkem ma W.
lete v horach): "Ale tati, kdyz
r1usis platit "a nocleh, to nesmi
me rano tax brzy vstavaH."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

"Nezaplatite.i dluhujici cast
ku v hejkratsf dobe, pax Vas
budu pffstf upomfnat We ver-
sich. S dctoN N. N"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

PRODA Sc novy dGm rok 6
mesicu starry. O ctyrech ,ozni-
cich a koupelnou nahore, ku-
chyh, jidelna a velky pokoj do
Il. Sklep, pIda, kanal, voda,
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, elek-
trika a extra zachod We sklepe.
Domek je moderne staveny a
ca Sc LEVINE. Hast, Sc v cisLe
1870 Durkee ave. v Corlett ze
E.. 131 ul. 10-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

ce probudil, nedame mu casu,
ably mohl Rouguinovi o pricho-
du nasem zpravu -podati. Jest
mas sest a budeme jednat"
"Tak tedy ma pochod!" zvo-
lal Valentin. "Neztracejme mi
nuty!"
Povoz markyzdv byl prilis
maly, nez ably byl mohl pojmou
tt sest osob. Norbert tedy don
vsednul. Valentin a Trutat vlez
Ii do kocaru, zatim co manzel
Gabriely a Trompelet u nejbliz
Siho stanoviste kocarG povoz ma
jmouti 81 chteli. Oba potkali v u
lici d'AHemagne povoz.
Koci ziskan "a bohate zpro
pitne, ma nez hned obdrzel "a
lohu - prijal oba muze, pre-
hodil 81 svuj plast' a jal Sc, jak
nejlepe mohl, nasledovati O.
znaceny kocar. Ten Sc zasta-
vii drive nez sc dostali ma
COurs la Refine.
Drozka ucinila podobne.
Markyz zaplatil kocimu a
by seckal, ponevadz jej snad
jeste bude zapotrebi. Markyz
a Trompelet blizili Sc nyni Mu
radovi a Ostatnlm.
Murad nevidel Norberta z
Argentalu cd snatku Gabriely
v Corbigny = vedel vsak cd
Andrea Senechala a Valentino
jak Sc zmenil, re lituje sve mi
nulOsti a re sc stal jednim z
neJrozhodnejsich nepratel Rou
guinovych.
Andrea Senechal fekl Mura
dovi, re jej markyz v dome ma
nabrezi de la Tournelle, pred
Rouguinem chtel zachraniti,
kdyz jej ten byl pristihl pri
Schusce S Lidii.
Murad vedel tudiz, re NIL
ze Norbertovi duverovati. Oba
sepozdravili lehkym pokyvnu
tim hlavy.
Pri svetle blizke plynove svi
tilny Murad zvedave pozorO-
val markyze. Sotva re jej pc
znaval, tax velice zdal Sc mu
byti zmeneny. Opravdu, to jiz
nebyl tyz mocny clovek, jenz
tax smele, tax jiste, tax chlad
ne a klidne Sc neStite, Gil svuj
sledoval = nebyl to jiz tyz po
zornost vzbuzujici, skvely, oh
divovany, nepremozitelny mar
kyz z Argentalu, jejz byl Mu
rad znal. Byl to ubohy shrOuce
ny muz, sklanejici Sc pod TIL
hroznych utrpeni. Spozoroval
nyni, re markyz mel hlavu sta
lie sklenenOu a re ramena jeho
byla jako by srazena. Videl,
re muz ten je znicen hanbou
re jest koristi beznadejneho
zoufalstvi.
Kdyz Sc vSichni muzi pozdra
viii, blizili Sc domu ma Cours la
Refine.
Zde bylo misto, kde ubohy
Simeon ma kozliku povozu cd
Bontempse Ia straznika prevle
ceneho byl zavrazden - byl
to prvni pro markyze spachany
zlocin, prvni nevine prolita
krev, ably mohla byti ziskana
pozustalost Bertarova.
Podivna to nahoda, jez mar
Kyle po dvou letech prave nyni
k vychodiSti zlocinnehO jeho II
vota vedla.
MarkyZ myslel ma to snil
q pred jeho dusevnim zrakem
Vynofila Sc ozarena postava
Gabriely, one mlade divky
kteraz, ackoliv dnes byla jeho
zenou, prece jen dosud byla
livkou.
VaIentin vyrusi! markyze 2
jeho sneni otazkou, mali dun
vice vychodu.
"Dum ma diva vychody," od
vetil posleze, "jeden tamto
81 i, = Z
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"Hledal dtulku v malem jed
nom domu u Cours la Reine,
kteryz jsem sam kdysi obyval.'
"Tam, kan kdysi dopravena
Gabriela, kdyz pc opusteni Mu
radova palace falesnymi policej
mimi strazniky unesena byla?"
"Zrovna TAM"
"a jest sam?"
me, ia nevim, sesel-li Sc tam
Sc vsemi svymi soudruhy, jez
prece znate a 8 nimiz jste take
jiz nell co ciniti. Jest to NONE,
pravdepodobne - CO vsak vim
Jiste, jest, re 81 tam objednal
Loufarda a Laguyana, jimz ma
ridil, by jej tam ocekavali."
"Jste o tom presvedcen?"
"Zcela."
"Nesmite tedy dele odklada
tiw zvolal -Valentin. "Musime
se no zmocniti stuj co stGj =
nenl-liz pravda pratele?"
Trompelet a Trutat pokyvli
ma znameni souhlasu hlavami.
"Oni jsou zmuziliw pravil
markyz. "Oni Sc budou braniti.'
"Vsak on nam nebude stale
unikati a ia mann tuseni, re
nam tentokrate neuklouzne!"
namital Valentin.
Markyz z Argentalu ma to ne
odpovedel - zdal Sc byti nepo
kojny.
"Vydame Sc hned ma cestu!"
nalehal Valentin.
"Radil bych vam, abyste pou
zili vsemozne opatrnosti,' pravil
markyz. "Paklize i Papillon a
Bontemps k Rougguinovi Sc pfi
druzili, coz lie pokladati "a vec
moznou, jest jich pet. A wy, pa
move, muzete pocitati pouze ma
sebe, ma tri, nebot' ia jsem slaby
a nemocny."
"Mate pravdu," odvetil nyni
Valentin. "Jest zapotrebi povo
lati nasich pratel."
A obrativ Sc k Trutatovi, po-
Septal mu neco do ucha.
Sasek dial znamenim ma jevo,
ze jej slova Valentinova upoko
jila a, odesel, ably vykonal, co
mu bylo ulozeno.
"Smim zv6d6ti kan jej posi-
late,'' tazal Sc markyz.
"Zajiste!" znela odpoved' Va
lent;nova. "Posilam pirtele me-
no do avenue de Bois du Bou-
logne, abych vzkazal Muradvi
a Chilpericovi, by k nam prira
zili."
''V tuto dobu nocnIi pritel vas
sotva asi by nalezl povoz. MGj
stoji dole a jest vam k sluzbam.
''Prijimam diky vase nabid
-nuti! pravil Valentin.
Trompelet pospiSil "a Truta-
tenn, ably mu Sdelil nabidnuti
markyzovo. O chvili pozdeji by
10 slyseti z dola hrceni rychle
Sc vzdalujiciho kocaru.
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CHCETE KOUPIT neb zame

nit vas dun "a farmu? Je6tli a.
no, tax jednejte nyni, necekaj-
te az ma jaro, kdy fanny budou
n.nohem drazSi. Nam fanny Sc
lsim zarizenim, neb b,,z zari-
zeni: aN
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stoa. cd F. Sehulze.


lsud ami v tvari, ami ma sfji, ami
ma ramenou q loktech ME ta-
Iioveho Sc neukazalo. VSak "a
to, o -beda, ma same hlave jake
Inejaka pliseh Sc a6la a nici je-
Iii vlasy tax, ze prave ma teme-
nj uz znacne profidly.
Panf Kristina uziva Praz-
skych lekdv merou dvojnasob-
nou, ale posud bez patrnych L.
cink6v. Psala uz dvakrate po
kupcich, kterf Krakovem do
Czech Sc ubirali, apotekari Au-
|gustinovi, ze jeho lekafstva nej
|spise cestou Sc pokazila, pone-
|yadz uz nepisobf jako jindy,
|vylfcila mu verne vsechen svuj
nynejsf zdravotni stav a prosi-
Ia snazne, ably, jen CO nejdrfve,
treba po schvalnfm pos.ovi il
poslalleky move, lcinivejsi, spo
|lehlive, at jsou treba odporne
k uzivani: do te chvile nedo-
staxala cd neho ami odpovedi.
SnAd listy jeff 1iedoMy no,
snad - COZ by byla flejvetsi
pomon1a pro nj - snad tim ca
sem umrel, nebo postal Aeky
rcslove' dovedevsi sc k cemu
jsou, podrzi je pro sebe, ably
Jinde draze je prodali!
A tou dobou choroDy pani
Kristine pribyva, skvrny ma XII
Ii Sc nfnozi q rudnou, liseje Sc
sifi a zasahuji pc te!e vzdy w.
s., a vlasdv, tech krasnych,
dlouhych havranich vlasdv,
ktere k jeff beloskvouci pleti
TAX ausely, vypadava tpJik, ze
Abuse kazde rano ma CO delat,
aby zbyvajfcfm jeste mnoz-
stvim zakryla misto ma temeni,
rovazive f{dnouci. Ami Sc neo-
pcvazila, projeNiti sve yelitelce'
0plnou smutnoou pravdu. Vide
la il dosti skormoucenou, ably il
byla, mohla primnpziti strachu
a zarmutku, Um6nf jeff zatajo
valo prokvetajici mista ma hla-
We PAM Kristiny tax dokonale,
|ze tato sama Sc utesovala brz-
kym a uplnym premozenim te-
ito n'eprijemne choroby a navra
tenn zdravi, jakmile jen dojdou
move mocpejsi leky cd praz-
lskeho apotekare.
Jen aby do te dolby zadna da
ma z jeji dvorni druziny nice
no ma nj nespozorovala! Pred
kralem podarilo Sc il posud vse
zatajiti. Jaka byla by to pro nj
pohroma, kdyby postrehl ne
kterou vadu, ktera ma krase je-
j posledni dobou Sc vyskytla!
Jak musila by piled MIN kles-
noui v Gene! Nebot pouze kra-
sou svou jala ho a posud drzi
a sve moci! Stati Sc mu hostel
nou, snad znechutiti, zprotiviti
!, Sc mu, ne, ne, tie rany osudu ne
mohla by ami prezit. Tisickrate
radeji nahle z,emriti, pokud la
SKA, pokud vasan jeho k nj
plane!
Smesice nejtrapnejsich citdv
projimala il, kdyz usednuvsi
ke psani, jala Sc ap'otekare Au
gustina zaklinat1 ably il neo-
poustel v nynejsfch hroznych
;utrapach jejich. Nezatajila mu
ami nejmensi dhony, ktara kra
su a zdravi JEFF postihla, vyzpo
v:dala 81. mu re vsech nedostat
XIV sveho zdravi a postezova-
vsi 81, ze uz k dvema svyn ii-
StGm nedostala cd neho ami cd
povedi, prosila no upenliv9, by
svou pomoci dele neotalel q z
nynejsich trapnych rozpakhv
co nejrychleji il vytrhl.
Jakozto odmenu "a prok&za
nj teto laskave sluzby darova-
la mu pripojenym upisem svdj
prazsky ddm U stupndv a oboji
zbozi sve, Bosice,,a Dobr6pole
-.
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PRONAJME Sc zarizeny byt,
opatfeny nabytkem, kamny k
vafeni a vyhrivani pro dive oso-
e. Haste s., u r. Kolare, hoii-
ce, 4910 Broadway. 2,
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro malou
rodinu 0 trech svetnicich s dve-
ma Satnami v els. 1864 E.. So.
ul. z Fleet ave. nahore. Haste
sc els. 1922 Brodway. 1910
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"PGjdu!" odvetil rozhodne
Ia poaozil ruku ma jeff hlavu.
"Chteji Te jen vzdaiit, ode
|rvat ode mne!" vzkrikla op6t
a chv6la as v jeho naruGi.
"Chteji Te snad vylakati odtud
do nebezpeci zraditi Te, nechat
re zahynouti. :. Ne, ne, Ka-
Izimire; slibil jsi mi, kdyz opet
ljeste pdjdes do valky, ze me:
vezmes s sebou."
"Kristino!" .chlacholil il Ka
zimfr. 'Povaz jen, CO zadas! |!
|valka neni zadna zabava pro
PAM"
"Mne budk jeste vice nez Ia
bavou!" namitala . vzpffnila
Sc podle neho a nAbyla vzezfe-
II hrdinky. "Mne valka bude,
poteAenim stestim, nebot budu
" nj Tobe Pc boku, budu aeast-'
Ia Tveho nebezpeti, Tvych svi
zeldv, I've slavy, Tveho vftez-
stvi. -. o, jak touzim vyzna-
menati Sc pred Tvyma ocima
smelym skutkem! Jak prahnu,
Gckazati Tvemu lidu, u kral
Kazimir pojal "a chot zenu,
ktera jest no hodna."
A pysne oko jeji yzplalo mo
|cnym sebevedomfm. Vsak hned
|cpet zarosllo Sc a pani Kristi-
ia mekkym tkliyym hlasem ja-
ia Sc opet prositi: "Jen me
mech u sebe! Nzdyf jsem Iva
chof! Vzdyt pred oltarem BIZ
skup sam slozi nase ruce v je-
dno!"
A opet tresouc Sc po celem
tele tuila Sc k jeho mohutne,
p'evne, zelezne postave, jakoby
hledala ochrany pred bouri, jiz
|jiz Sc valici.
Kazimir nekterou .chvili NIL,
cky il drzel'v objetf. pax jake
by Sc byl nahle vzpamatoval z,
'>l!ubokeho sna neb z nejakeho
cmameni, pustil ii ze sve naru-
&c a zvolal:
"Zejtra vytrhneme do po1, /!
/ Pi. Kr.stina opusti.a komna-
tn kralovu u v.elikem rozci.eni
q vzruseni. Zprava, ze lid zada
"a jeji odstraneni cd krale, pro
Jala il jake drtici blesk. A kral
medal il ujist6nf, ze ia zvest by
la mylna. o to zajiste jen Do
rles zosnoval proti nj! Proc jen
hral neosvobodil il cd tohoto
clcveka, ktery jediny jest vi
men vsfm nepokojem, vsfm
ZEN, shrnujicim Sc kolem nj.
TAX no prosila, aby Domse pro
Iustil ze sve sluzby, to jedine
|prani j'eji posud nenaplnil! Pfi
tomnost tohoto cloveka kazi il
vsechnu radost z pobytu ma
zdejsim hrade. Nemilovala no
rikdy, ale nyni no nenavidi! ]!
Pomysleni ma neho otravuje il
kazdou radost. Krale Kazimira
Itroufa 81 udrzeti We sve moci
lvzdycky, ale Domse - coz by
to sobe same zatajovala? - Sc
bcji!..
A pfece Domes nebyl jedina
pricina velikeho nepokoje, KITE
i1yz nitro PAM Kristiny zachva-
It'll. Cd dele niez etyf nedel hlo
da v nj cerv jeste jineho stra-
chu a bohuzel lcinek jeho sta
va Sc CO den bolestnejsi, palci-
vejsi.
| Prazsky apotekar Augusti ST.
ce uz dvakrat postal il po kup-
cich ruskych, ktefi z Prahy vra
cell Sc do Kyjova, move zasoby
sveho zbozi, masti, vodicky a
prasky ma zachovani jeff kra-
sy, Abuse take die navodu jeho
natira il Cd hlavy al k pate te-
,mito drahocennymi leky; ale
'l.icmene plet' jeff od tff, ctyf
Eede1 pocina 81 nejak kalit a
kazit.
| N~,c1, 1~,,:s4S .l.,,.~.,v TX
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BYTI PRODAN. "a pri

MOSI bfll FkOOAN, "a prl-
cinou odjezdu z mesta, novy
jednorodinny dunn Corlett O 6
Iokojich koupelnou, krasne
cekorovany, tvrde podlahy, fer
mes, lot 40 pri 100 strevicich "a
pcuhych $3.50. Dunn tento ne
nuze byti pstaven Ia onu cenu
co je cely majetek cenen. zada
Sc tfetina hotove a ostatni ma
mesicni splatky. Haste Sc u r.
f. Picman, 1904 Miles ave.
100
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PRONAJME Sc domek O S po-
kojich ma E. II ul. Haste Sc v
e. 227O r. 76 ul. 1O-0
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PRIJMOU Sc dive radne danny
neb pani ma byt Sc stravou neb
heze stravy.sHlaste sc v {. 4415
Lester ave. 1910
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Dfobr1e
0znan1ky:

PRIJME Sc bushelman ma sta
lou praci. Jsn spolehiivy necht
So hlasi u M. Rosenblum Credit
Co., 2014 Ontario St.
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MLUVfCf STROJ Sc proda "a

$55, ktery pa cenu $3.50 s 38
rekordy, hutove, aneb Sc pri-
ime Bond. Haste Sc v {. Bill
w. 25 ul., blize Clark ave.
III
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PRIME Sc dobry kabatnik
mix neb bushelman ma stalou
praci pri dobrem platu. Haste
sc hned v {. 3737 Fulton Rd.
1O-11'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

PRONAJME Sc byt o Z poko-
ich, koupelna, puda, tepla vo.
da a jine zaffzeni. Haste Sc v
{. 3737 Broadway. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-09

Dalsi podrobnosti poda Joseph
Pschota, pozemkovy jednate' +,
5G19 Hamm ave. 1O-12
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13
Mir. srisbane's ss,ooo Monument

That Mir. Arthur Brisbane was in bad companv and plenty of it has been brought out from variety sources One it is true may borrow money of brewer without knowing that syndicate of brewers of pro- German procvities is contributing to the loan When this is discovered the borrower is merely in an un- pleasant but not necessarily criminal situation That ones employer for many years has shown to have occupied consistent attitude of disloyalty is only link in the concatenation, but enough links make chain
 It is brought out that MT Brisbane borrowed money than he needed so much more that he was able to lend Victor Berger $SOOO at a time when the disoyalty of Berger for which he is to be tried was much than suspected.
 Mr. Brisbane offers in explanation of this loan that it was needed to complete the construction of building by the labor unions of Milwaukee and ine which, of course Mir. Berger interested It does not help Mr Brisbane much that it should be known that this structure to be called Brisbane Hall That fact tends to duplicate MT Brisbane with Mir Berger and his Milwaukee admirers.
 One may not be to a monument to him. self if is result of movement by the right kind of people but monument by Mr. Berger and his friends is hardly thing to be proud of especially when it is super-imposed upon such foundation as the recent investigations of the associations of Mir Brisbane have laid bare.
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13

plicit, some persons with a mania for details has discovered that millions of pounds of potatoes are used annually in the United States in the mann facture of starch. Not content with this discovery, he sought additional de tails and ascertained that about a third of all the starch coined, spun or manu- factnred, goes eventually to the neck of the country. The stiff collars of the nation are responsible for a great per centage of the potato shortage. Ob- viously an one who wears starched collar is contributing to the misery of the poor. the profits of the food bandit gloom of the nations and the waste of America
 On the extreme other hand is the modest and highly inflammable patriot who wears the same collar half d life time, cleans it with a sponge whenever no one is looking and does his bit by violating the fire laws and the law of self preservation. Well he knows that by merely becoming hot under the cot lar he may be blown into eternity. but in the main these heroes of haberdash- cry feel compensated by their ability to look the whole world and the potatoes therein directly in the eye.
 In the time of Queen Elizabeth men and women wore great linen ruffs about their necks-from which We get
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13
TO WILLIAM II. OF GERMANY

Last of the Hohenzollerns. who has dragged A proud name down to deepest depths of shame Now shall thou reap the harvest of thy deeds In endless woe for thee and all of thne Even as the "cdHerng cherub" fell from heaven Smtten forever by the wrath of God So shall thou fall and never rise again: Thine end has and there is none to help The law divine has judged thee-"To the third And fourth generations of them that show me hate Whose impious claim would render thee co -euuaI With the Almighty. Whether with fire and sword Thou hast invoked kill thy mortal frame Or whether far from Fatherland and home In bitter exile, though and thine live on Terror shall be thy portion day and night Terror of conscience wakened at the last When waking naught avails. In arctic snows,
 Through the long darkness where tn Aurora trails It's splendor thwart the midnight; or perchance. Under blue tropic skies, meath blazing sum- Upon some isle, strange arms with clutching hands Shall rise before the, gibbering, fleshess shapes With horrid mutilatons shall be thy Companions unacceptable. Thy crimes Sleeping waking, shall pursue thee ever Until the crack of doom when thou who never Knew ausht of mercy, shalt not dare to lift Thy voice and say, "Godi Mercy have on mel" Thine end has come. None shall help
 "Spurlos Versenkt" Edith Evans, October. 1918
Arizona republican., 1918-12-13
|NGLESIDE REOPENS
 FOR WINTER SEASON

SCOTTSDALE. Dec S-lngleside club, under the able management of Mrs. H. L. Hall. opens this week for the winter season with many prominent people, who had made reservations earlier in the year, as guests.
 While many who had made reserva- tions, have been guests in former years, others are making their initial trip into the glorious sunshine that floods Arizona during the months of rigorous weather that prevails in the eastern and middle western states.
 In the shadow of Comeback moun- tain, surrounded by olive and orange groves. with golf links and beautiful roads leading in every direction. and only a stones throw to the desert make Ingleside club a most desirable resort for people, weary of body and brain, to rest and recuperate. The cuisine is un- eXcelled and d homelike atmosphere pervades.
 Mr. Chestnut who has ben very ill with influenza and pneumonia for sev- eral weeks, while still confined to his bed, has so far recovered that the nurse has been dismissed from the case.
 Mrs. James Akers left last week to ! join her husband at Jerome.
 Mrs. John Pemberton is up and around after an attack of heart trouble superinduced by influenza
 The report was current that the | Scottsdale school would open today but the Phoenix board of health or dered tho school kept closed until fur | ther notice.
 Mrs. Dora McDaniels died last Mon day at the home of her sister in law l Mrs. Geo. McDaniels, of pneumonia fol- l lowing influenza. She was buried on | Wednesday at Mesa.
 The death of Mrs. McDaniels was particularly sad as she had come from ! Tucson to nurse her sister-in-law through an attack of influenza and in | doing so, contracted the disease. ! Mrs. McDaniels was a most estimable
 woman. She leaves a husband and several grown sons who will miss the wifely devotion and motherly counsel.
 Mrs. M. R. Riegal. sister of Mrs. | Phil Harder of Scottsdale, is deserving | of much praise and credit for her loy- l alty and patriotism during this epi- | demic of influenza. With a husband | in France and two small children, she i has thrown herself fearlessly into the | work of caring for stricken ones. From I home to home she has gone, either
 nursing or aiding in the houseworll until the patients were able so she l could leave them. While the epidemic
 was at its height in Mesa, she was a nurse in the emergency hospital there.