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Bn H. v. BYARs.

/ Tennyson never had a cousin
Amy" who was "falser tEln all fancy
fathoms, falser than all songs have
sung" Probably he might have Inn
agined the "Parliament Of Man,
the Federation of the World" in
"Locksley HalI' without imagining
deceitful female cousin. That ques-
tiOn belongs, however to critfcs- Or
poetry and not to reporters -ot-pO-
Iitical developments at the Capitol.
To. understand political develop
ments at the Capitol. pTs-may omit
the question OF Cousin Amy's reality.
IT has no bearing whatever on Locks
ley Hall Internationalism as now rep
resented by Hon. William Howard
Taft and a highly intellectual aSso-
citation OF Tennysonian Idealists who
think that the time has come TO, put
over" the Federation OF the World
without waiting to inform US what
use we are likely to have afterward
for the Fourth OF July and the
Declaration OF Independence.
-fsr .-'. u
Hon. William Howard Taft may
not be deeply moved by poetry, even
by the best British Tory poetry ever
written, which was certainly written
by Mr.. Tennyson before he was made
a Lord for writing it. But Mr..
Andrew Carnegie tells US him
self that he is much moved by poetry,
or at least is likely TO be. Moreover,
he is laird" Of Skibo castle in the
British empire. We may learn from
his triumphant Democracy" his
Gospel Of Wealth." his problems of
and other works, just how he
planned to reorganize first the United
States and then the world in general
During the last twenty years, his
plans have. been studied earnestly by
an always increasing number OF people
who were philanthropically anxious
to participate in various funds avail
able for realizing them. UnquestiOn-
ably all these are now educated up
TO any demand "Locksley Hail. may
Trake upon them.
When the most highly intellectual
Dlans-one variant OF which has been
called the Gary plan
are realized in the United States. all
we will have TO. do Is to. do what We
are told by some one who has the
Know How" Then we Will be per
nitted to participate in all the bene-
Ats OF the new LOcksley Hall era.
And so all countries will participate
internationally in the parliament OF
nan, the Federation OF the world"-l
IN which, OF course, Great Britain and
he United States will be expected to
or coordinate, TO control the
Ways spd Means Committee, the Com
nittee on Banking and Currency, the
appropriations Committee, and the
on Naval and Military AZ
'airs.
Whether the parliament Is held in
or London might make
10 difference, but Mr.. Carnegie and
LII Tennysonian Internationalists in
his country would undoubtedly prefer
Washington.
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Ts1S s.. at Col Rd.
BRADY IN THE Or
DEAL OF ROSETTA" TOMORROW
ETHEL, CLAYTON In The Man Hunt"
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The Senate Foreign Affairs Com
mittse is expected to report the Brit
ish joint CONSUMPTION treaty to the
Senate for action on Saturday. Action
will continue behind closed doors
Two questions may be involved
equalizing our draft age with the
British and joining or declining to
join in British plans Of Irish eonscrip-.
ton or. possibly, we may demon
strate open diplomacy" enough TO
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the percentages Of their prosperity in
every known country
The best set Of international pros
perity diagrams or gratis, lately seen
,at-thje Capitol, were submitted to the
Ways and Means Committee yester-
Day by Mr.. Jacob a. schwarzman, Of
New York, ThS explained how he
might adjust our system ,ot taxation
accurately to- that OF Great Britain.
so that We will be co-ordinated in
the fullest harmony with that great
est Of our allies. The7copelusion was
that II we levy an average tax OF
4eb per cent on wa. prohtsT ealcu-
lated BY the English method. we will
get the same results on the average
that England does.
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The Senate continued an day It's
able and educational debate on-or
rather sgainst--the Underwood "elo-
ture rule" which was repeatedly
defined as an attempt OF the Admin
istratlon to control debate in the
Senate. Finally the "cIoturs" was
defeated by an adverse vote OF Al
to "a. after an amendment BY M
Cummins, amended by Mr.. Fail, had
been almost unanimously adopted il
would have made shs rule prepos-
perhaps It was at any rate
Against Senatorial high art in stag
ing the unexpected. As the author
Of the rule, Senator Underwood, Of
Alabama has given students Of Ssna-
torial high art considerable eduea-
tional advantages, for which he de-
serves their gratitude.
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Mr.. SchwarFman's hope that this
might be done is based oh-his earnest
internationalism, which in turn is
based on an intsrnRtiPnal, silk bust
ness. He represented about sixteen
million dollars out OF i've hundred
millions IN the American silk bust
ness, but this,-of course; Is merely
a local itemL-a bare suggestion Of
what men Of his ability might do
with the United States permanently
internationaItzed.
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RAhDALL' SG S%ssS Eass Z Goi I9e
T o D Al - HOLBROOK Blum IN
WOULD YOU FORGIVE" TOMOR-
'ROw-JACK PICRFORD In MILE
A-EINJTE KENDALL"
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He has the Know How. He showed
it. One Of his demonstrations is that
as the Government demands con-
troll OF all the wool, and increases
its demand for cotton goods. people
will have to resort to silk as a sub
stitute. He thought they would md
II very satisfactory and would be
benefited by the change. It is said.
somewhat in the same connection.
that when French crowds complained
OF having no bread Marie Antoinette
thought they would be satisfied with
cake as a substitute.
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CDANnnT3c ThenteF. 9Th 4 r sta.
SflhINDhLL y TODAY AND TOMOR-
ROW-NARY PICKFORD in 'h'LISS."
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.RANDATJ'S apollo, ga HEt. ne
S4HlINBFALL y TODAY-JACK PICK
FORD In 'hILE-A-MINUTB KEN
DALI" TOMORROW-BERT LYTEII.
In TRAIL TO YESTERDAY,
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Husic for the show Played on Our New
slO.60o Pipe OrEan-
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IElNrp 20. 9th st. n. W.
.LLaaUEN TODAY AND ALL
THIS WEEK
LEVEL. CARMEN
EECTne-
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CRANDALL'S Az AyE ?, GRAND Ran!
STOREY IN TREAS
IRE OF THE SEA TOMORROW
ENID BENNETT IN BIGGEST SHOW
on EARTH"
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ADJUSTMENTS

DATA "a 9th 81. NV.
ELi1Lah TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
EARLE WILLIAMS In ''sEAL OF 81
LENCE-"
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.CRANDALL'S A 4 o 3 g LIST en- NESL
PICKFORD IN "AMARTILY on
CLOTHESLrSE ALLEY" TOMORROW
HERBERT RAWLINSON in THE
MAN TRAP"
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p''a'''il' ''IauuuII
CESKA MACDALENA
Dejepisna novella re XIV. stol. cd F. Schulze.
''''l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"Prasiva! prasiva!" hucelo
to kolem neho jako v rozvodne
ne rece, ktera zada svou obet.
Ably takova pomsta stihla je
no milostnici, jeho chot, ma We
rejnem namesti, pred jeho oci-
ma, prece nechtel, nemohl do
pustiti. :. z rozkazu jeho "a
malou chvili prijea k leseni uza
vreny velky VIZ. Ctyri pachol-
ci snesli do neho pani Kristinu,
posud mdlobami a bezvedo-
min zachvacenou, a s dostatec
nym prGvodem zbrojnym, KITE
ry by il chranil pred nasilni-
ctvfm rozliceneho lidu, kral Ka
zimfr kazal il vyvezti az ma hra
nice zeme polske. 49,.
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NEJVETSf LACE v STATU
OHIO.


dene ceste, "a mil od squaru,
dunn 10 pokojich, toileta, bfi
dlicova strecha, velka benk
ban cementovou podlahou,
silo, mlekarna, garage atd.
vse nejlepsim poradku. Vel
ky javorovy les IA krav, tri ko
ne, vsechno hospodarske naci-
nj a plodiny, vse "a $4,000.
Zada Sc hotove $4,000 ostatni
ma dlouhe splatky ma 6 pro
cent. Pricina prodeje velke sta
II. Ona farma muze byti pre-
vzata lined. Name tez k pro-
najmuti farmu o 271 akrech,
pouze 81 mile cd nadrazi u
dlazby, kde je 36 kusu krav,
II koni, spousta dr1beze a plo
din, jakoz vseho hospdarske
no nacini. Prijd'te Sc nami po
rad;ti neb Jest to pravy zlato
dol pro dive rodiny, ,neb pro vet
81 rodinu, kteri rozumi farma
reni. Mattel mini odjeti do "a
padnich statd. Haste Sc lined
Il J. J. Hajdlera aneb F.. j. Pic
mana, 12501 Miles ave. aneb
u Municipal Savings & Loan
Co. Miles ave. 10-19
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Nv

Byla tmava mraziva nee va
nocni. Vysokym snehem brodi-
Ii Sc re staromestskeho namesti
prazskeho k diouhe tride diva
muzi zahaleni v dlouhych, ras
natych plastich. Kdyz dosli k
mistu kde uzounka ulicka cd
Tynskeho kostela vybiha, ma
lezli ma zemi lezeti idskou po-
stavu. zenstinu, bosou, jen ne
kolika lehkymi cary odenou.
Bolestne vzdychala! "Hlad,
HAD, zima, pomoc!' Nerozpa
kovali Sc, mladsi z Mich preho
dill pres ubohou svdj plast, cho
pill Sc j jeden u hlavy, druhy
u nohou a otazali sc, kan Sc
ubira, kan patti? 'Do klastera
k svatemu Duchu!" zadpela sla
bym hlasem.
Mcneil tam daleko, odnesli
iii sami; nebyla tezka, cithit
jen kosti v nj.
Ma slime, prudke zazvoneni
otevrela Sc po male chvili port
ma klastera v nj 'objevila sc
! Jeptiska kahancem, zahalena
v sede roucho. Muzi vnesli sve
lehke BRINE do vnitr polozili
ma drevenou lavici, ktera podle
steny tn stala ma pohovu pricho
zim. Jeptiska priklonila kaha-
nee k obliceji zeny leknutim
div neklesla. "Pani Kristino!"
zalkala ,sotva drzic svetlo, aby
il nevypadl z ruky.
"Aluse! Aluse!' boIestnym
napjetim vSech sill svych ozva-
la Sc ma lavici zena, poznavsi
svou nekdejSi druzku po hlase.
Nemyiily Sc. Sebravsi vsechny
skvosty sve sve nestastne We
litelky, kterou po kolbach v
Krakove uz ami nespatrila, a.
luse uz pred mesicem vratila Sc
do Prahy a nalezla ochotneho
prijeti v klastere panen u Sva-
|teho Ducha.
! PAM Kristina stihla sem hla-
Idly, mrazy, unavenim horem
zmucena teprv nejkrutejsi III
me. A bez pomoci sveho svaks
pana Menharta a sveho syna
Mikulase, kteri il polozmrzlou
|nalezii ma ulici, ami nebyla by
Sc sem dostala.
Oba muzi strnuli mad timto
ipoznanim.
Tehoz dne vanocniho prime
sli zoldneri, prichazejici re Ear
novce ma Wawel, zbytky zkrva
veneho odevu a ohlodanou hla-
: WI Domsovu. Hned po kolbach
duvernik kraluv zmize! a ne
bylo mozno, nikde dopatrati Sc
no. Pohanen vycitkami svedo-
mi, polosileny bloudi! krajem,
az u same brany zarnovske jej
: roztrhali vlci.
Misto lasce krale Kazimi-
ra, uprazdnene zapuzenim cho
re pani Kristiny, obsadilo SIC o.
pet. Zaujalat je dvacitileta kra
sna zidovka, Ester, kterou Ka-
zimir poprve spatril ma SVEN
onehd,eisim pobytu pani Kri-
sainou v Kolomyji.
!. (Konec.)
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V&rna laSka
aneb BOJ.O MILIONY.
Roman Napsal julius Mary

1--WE Illu uIhVtId pdIIlcCl. Di-
dak chtel jej strhnouti sebou
We svou zahubu. Markyz sc
vsak proto neznepokojoval =
pri vzpomince ma hrozby SOU
druhovy zrcadlil Sc v obliceji
jeho truchlivy usmev; potrasal
jen slabe hlavou. Bylt jEt, re
unikne osudu takto mu pripra-
vovanemu.
Markyz opustil nyni komna
tn a pax i dum.
Norbert nechtel videti svou
zenu a stoupal pc schodech ku
svemu pokoji. Tam usednul ku
psacimu stolku a psal dlouho
bez prestavky, pevnou a obrat
nou rukou, ktera svedcila o
tom, jak jasneho, klidneho a
odhodlaneho ducha byl.
Skoncil psani, zastrcil je do
obalky, zapecetil list svou pc
ceti rodinnym znakem a ma
depsal adresu vrchnihO statni
no navladniho parlzskeho.
Norbert zazvonil a hned pri
sci jeho komornik.
Markyz odevzdal mu dopis.
List tento necht' jest lined
dodan die adresy do soudni bu
dovy!"
Slouzici Sc uklOnil a odesel.
Norbert usednul do kresla, o
prel sc ma zad a premyslel.
Byl vecer. Slunce zapadalo
a polevalo svym zlate derve-
nym leskem vSechny ty draho
cenne malickosti, jez Sc v ko-
innate naleZaly.
Gin zabyvaly Sc myslenky
tohoto muze? Myslel ma to, re
S zivotem svym jest v konclch,
re jej smrt postihuje v samem
dusevnim rozkvetu, v pine muz
ne sile a mladistvosti - prOtC
vsak netruchlil. Myslel ma to-
re jej nyni smrt' zastihuje ma
te vySi, ma niz Sc We spOlecnOsti
byl vySinul a re razem cini pr
trz vSem jehO ctizadostovym
zamerum. Nebylo to vSak opu
StGni tohOto bohateho zivota a.
nj ztrata teto moci, pro ndz
truchlil - citil jen bOlest ne
St'astne sve lasky ku Gabrielle
Zadna jina vasen nezila vice ,
jeho srdci.
Markyz znovu zazvonil.
Prisel slouzici.
Jest pani markyza We sven
pokoji?" tazal Sc Norbert.
"Ano, pane markyze - m;
dame priSla jen malou civil
pred navratem panovym."
"Ohlaste mne tedy!"
SlOuzici OdeSel.
MarkyZ pax otevrel Suplil
svehO psaciho stolku a vynal p
Give uzavreny balicek. Strhnu
obal a vyjmul lahvicku, kter
obshovala billy prasek. Vysypa
prasek do sklenice, naplnil tut
vOdou, a lzickOu volne michs
pfipravuie 81 takto napC
smrti. Vid6l takrka cely svuj ;
vOt V tetO sklenici - Odrazel
mu cely jeho zivOt, jenz tn tax
skOncil. PotreboVal jen vypi
Obsah nadoby a jehO zivot, "a
jimajici delku tTiceti let, zivt
V nemz vyhledaval bohatstvi
vSech pozitku, jickz skytal :
byl ukonCen - iehO Zneucten
Zivct byl vymazan a "a hodin
nebude vice dychati. Nechv
Sc. nevahal - jeho rOzhodnu
bylo ucinenO - chtel zemriti
Slouzici, iejz markyz ku S,
manzelce postal, Sc navratil.
ZnamOval, ze pani markyza
cltl znavenOu proto re nech'
seliti do salonu oCekava par
We SVEN pokoli.
"DobTe" odvGtil makyz.
Opetne osam0tnel. Slyse 81.
zlciho prichazeti, rychle pos
vii sklenlci ia stlll - kdyz MI
Ease zmiZel, chopil sc znovu ]
dolby.
"TV mnn ZbayiS vSpch mVch
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Napsal Julius Mary

y
me utrapy. Tys zaroven polka
MIN i nadeji jiz chovam.
Pc slovech tech vyprazdnil
POLAR jedu odesel, pevnym
krokem Sc ubiraje, 'ku Gabrie-
lie.
Prijda sem, pozoroval po ne
jakou chvili Gabrielu, pax 81 z
hluboka povzdychnul. Nevidel
il jeste nikdy tax krasnou jako
nyni.
Rozcileni tohoto dne ucinilo
oblicej markyzy zivym a nyni
sklanela Sc nan unava jako je-
mny zavoj.
Norbert tise pred nj stanul.
Gabriela pozvedla mirne ru
! ku, jake by jej vyrusiti chtela.
V obliceji jejim nebylo znati
jiz zadny hnev - pohled, jejz
uprela ma sveho manzela vyslo-
voval hluboky soucit.
"Nezapovidejte mi riic vam,
re vas miluji, Gabrielle" pokra
coval markyz, "nebOt' zbyva
mi jiz jen malo casu ku vyslove
nj toho - a jak dlouho bylO
mi odpirano toho poteseni."
Pozorcvala jej bedlive a "a
chvela Sc.
Rysy markyzovy byly znetvo
Teny, jeho oci ztrnule, rty jeho
Sc skubaly jako pod nesmirny-
mi bolestmi, jez S nadlidskym
namahanim zatajiti Sc snazil.
"Co jest vam?" zvOlala Ga
briela, "vy trpite?"
''Nikoliv - nepOcit'uji nice
no." pravil mdlym hlasem. ga
brielo, den kteryz mi musite
odpustiti nadesel. Cloveku uni
rajicimu Sc OdpuSt6ni neOdpi-
raj"
"Cloveku umirajicimu?" opa
kovala markyZa.
| "Nelekejte SEP
"Umira aiicimu?!' zvolala je
ste jednou celia zd6Sena.
"Ano - ia jsem Sc otravil!
pokracoval markyz. "Zemru
zcela jiste, nebot' davka jedu,
jiz jsem pozil, postacila by ku
usmrceni Sesti Osob. Ia ctvrt he
diny bude po vSem. Nechci vam
vnucovati spatreni meho zapasu
SO smrti - az pocitim re mne
silly me opousti, odejdu vase
no pokOje - zemru samOte!
"Muj boze!" zvolala mlad;
zena specialize X nemu a zapt
minajic vSeho ostatnihO pri pt
mysleni ma straSnou udalOst
ktera Sc "a nekolik minut sbef
< nouti musela.
e "Gabrielo," pokracoval on
l "ja jsem vas ale take velic'
a miloval! Byl jsem krute potre
i stan - verte mi, re dosti krute
0 Wy jste Sc ma mne trpce vymst
i la - priliS trpce, prilis nemil
j srdn6. Umiram, Gabrielle, pom
Il vadz nikdy neziskam vasi lask
a a pon6vadz nechci dele ziti
e tGchtO mukach We vaSi nenaI
II ST. Jdu We smrt', ponevadz va
Il tato osvObodi a stesti vam navr
IT tt. Usmrcuji sc, ponevadZ jste :
a jiz davno smrti me prala. Prit
= nil .isem Sc, abych vas zbavil V
y seho nepfitele. cloveka, jez sp
u chal mnoho zla a jeste vice sp
al sCbiti mohl, nebot' jest chladn.
tt kruty a nezna zadne litosti.. N
piitel vas jest nyni OdzbrOJel
re malomocen - a mic vice, ami
y no AMI ma pritomnost nebud
Sc vas kid rusiti - mic nebude '
,e ce vase stesti kaliti! Muzete S
Ia provdati "a Valentin ="
Mrkyz umlknul. Hrozna b.
lest jim zlomcovala. Bill Sc pc
~ mi do dmoucich Sc prsou. Vzdt
ID zelezn6 sve vuli musel pod d'
~ nym dCinkem jedu zastenati. :
/" Jed zapocal sve hrozne dilo.
>. Gabriela sc k nemu vrhla.
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NlnIIInIIIIllliIlIIIIIIulIllIuIIIh|''"!

priivodu slavnostnim, jenz z
Wawelu Sc ubiral ma vyzdobe-
ne namesti krakovske, nejevi
zadnou radost, ze ma tvar "a
smusenou a pohled nezvykle te
kavy a chmurny. Vykladala to
jen pomyslenim, ze asi nektere
veci pripravne nepodarily Sc
mu tax, jak 81 pral; ze pozna-
va jak daleko zdejsi slavnost
rytirska zIstane "a prazskym
vzorem svym. Vzdyt ona me-
la il velmi mnoho vytykat; o.
ma shledavala veliky rozdil me
ri Krakovem a Prahou We vsem
kamkoliv pohledla. Nicmene t6
sila Sc z dnesni slavnosti zdejsi
uz proto re il pokladala jako
pfedehru a zkouSku k ve.ikole-
pc slavnosti sve korunovacni.
Pruvod "a hlaholu zvonIv a
trub dospel ma namesti; Kazi-
mir s dvoranstvem svym zaujal
misto ma trIne po strane sever
nj, pani Kristina Sc svymi dvor-
mimi damami vystoupila ma le-
SEMI JIM.
Slavnostni hlasatel dal zna-
meni, blizkych Sukienic Wy
jelo do ohrady dvacet rytirIv,
v nadherne uprave v 1eskle
zbroji. Vsichni radou postavili
Sc pred kralem, cekajic!e, ably
je po dvou roztridil urcil k
zapasum.
Oci vsech upreny byly ku le-
SEMI Ike trdnu kralovu, kdyz
tn ma protest., jizni strane We
vSeobecnem tichu zazneg sum a
hned ma to pokrik, jehoz smysl
!nebylo dlouho lie rozeznati.
Nastal poplach celym prostran
nym prepln6nym namestim,
hluk Sc vzmahal, divoky smich
a potupne volani soustredilo Sc
kolem laseni, ma kterem Sc male
zala pani Kristina.
Zraky vsech upiraly Sc k nj,
jez tn stala v zoufalem zdeSeni,
majic hlavu uplne holou!
Dole pod lesenim houpala Sc
jeji cerna vlasenka S duhou
drahokamu ma dlouhem rytir.
skem kopi, kde Sc zachytila We
SVEN letu.
Zmatek byl vseobecny; hlp-
moz, hHuk, posmech, proklina.
nj, hrozby virily cistym vzdu
chem. Tou smesici zvukGv pro
nikl jen mocny vykrik: "Prasi
va" A "prasiva!" "prasi
val" rozlehalo Sc ma to siryn
prostranstvim.
Dvorni danny s hlasitym ma
ikem a posunky nesmirne o
sklivosti odvraceiy se Cd pan
Kristiny, ktera marne Sc sna
lila zakryti holou, strupovito,
lebku svou obema rukama a ,
nekolika okamzanich octla s,
ma ceiem povysenem mitse sa
mojedina. Hnev, hanba, hriiz;
zdrtily il, re bez vedomi kles
la ma zemi.
Lid uz uz hrnul Sc po scho
dech k nj ma leSeni hrozi
vych SLOW i posumklv jeho byl'
znamenati, re chce ztyrati
te,esne, kdyz tn protest. str;
ny uz pfikvapil ma koni Kazi
mir, kaze, aby vsichni odstou
pill cd leseni. Videlt a slyse
vsechno, Co prave neko.ik Okla
mzeni pred tim Sc tn prihodilc
Patre Sc sveho tr1nu ma rytir
pred MIN seradene, z nenadan
musil upjati oci sem, ma stran
protest.. Mihlot Sc mu pred nj
mi vysoko We vzduchu jako We
ka cerna koule, ktera dopad
; JIG k zemi, prodlouzila Sc v 70
trepeny ohon. Take Sc mu zda
, 10, re tyymz okamzenim postrs
hi ma -.eseni tesne "a pani Kr
: stinou postavu muzskou, kter
lopet jakOby do Zeme byla ,prC
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-17

PRODA Sc vyplacejici Sc res
taurant, ktery nese $40 tydni-
ho zisku. Je tam 5 peknych po-
koiu. Haste Sc v {. 5000 st.
Clair ave. 1O-17
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-09
FISHER is
DROWN IN Pond;
RESULT OF DARE
Young Girl Takes Up Offer to Walk
Across Thin Ice-LOses Life
in the Attempt
DICK TOLINE TRIES RESCUE
Is Taken From Pool Lifegess After
Long Search-Lung Motor
Fails to Revive Her.

Through a childish dare to walk
across a thin ice covered pond,
Edith Fisher, aged Is years, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Fisher,
739 Twenty-fifth street, Moline,
was drowned yesterday afternoon
in the Barnard pond, located on
Barnard's hill, near Twenty-frst
street and Ninth Avenue, Moline.
Richard Toline, son of Mrs. Axel
Toline, 525 Twenty-first street, Mo-
line who attempted to save the
drowning girl, is confined to his bed
pneumonia
The tragedy Is the result of q
dare and an offer of ten cents to
the one who could walk across the
pond and return. Richard Toline,
Willard kimball, Robert Schlot-
fieldt, Steven Peters, Madeline kne-
berg and Edith Fisher were IN the
crowd and the grounds surround
ing the pond was their favorite.
playground. They all joked and
laughed, but Edith took up the
dare
All coaxing and attempts to keep
the young girl from taking up the
dare-who made the dare Is not
known-were unsuccessful. She
started across and reached the 9TH
er side in safety. On the return
trip, Edith reached the center Of
the pond when the ice cracked. The
girl sank in from fifteen to twenty
feet of cold water.
Dick Toline, close friend of Edith
and a good swimmer, plunged into
the water and was successful in
grabbing hold of the girls hand,
but he became weak and the girl
still weaker. ToIine lost his grasp
and the girl again sank
Another boy and girl dragged To-
line from the water. Madeline
Kneberg jumped into the pond, but
also failed to bring her girl friend
to safety. The police were called.
A rope and a pully were brought
by someone. After twenty min
utes of fruitless dashing of the pull
ley in the water, the hook caught
on the girls clothing and she was
pulled to shore. All efforts to re-
vive her failed. Axel johnson, po-
lice patrol driver, worked for near
ly and hour with a lung motor, but
Edith was dead.
Toline was taken to a home in
the neighborhood and Edith was
( taken to the Barnard funeral
, home. ToIine's father. AxeI Toline,
died one week ago from influenza
Inquest over the Fisher body
will be held tomorrow by Coroner
John c. Miller.
Edith Fisher was born in Des
Moines, May II, 1903. The family
removed to Moline in April of 1916
She attended the Moline high
school and was we'll known and be-
| loved by all her friends.
The remains will be taken to
Edgewood, Iowa, for burial. Fun
eral services will probably be held
in the Fisher home at 2 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-09
TYPHOID CASES
ARE INCREASING
Moline Is Threatened With Epi-
demic. such as Experienced
Here During Summer

Moline IS threatened with an out
break Of typhoid. Twelve absolute
cases Of the disease have been re
ported 10 Dr. ". 7. Tinman, city
health physician and several other
cases. expected to develop into the
disease are known Of
Six cases Of typhoid were report
ed today. five on Saturday and
che was given in the early part OF
last week The twelve cases are
in the same neighborhood, those
afflicted with the disease residing
II the vicinity Of Eleventh avenue
and Twenty-niuJh street.
Nov. IS, City Engineer Anderson,
tested the water and found it to
be satisfactory for drinking pur-
poses, He submitted a sample to
the state health authorities at
Springfield and today received a re-
ply that the water was excellent.
Investigation into the condition
Of the water in the vicinity of the
typhoid cases was made this morn
ing and q sample will be sent to
the state survey department.