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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-17
COUNTY NEWS
FRANKLIN.

Mrs. Adelaide Dunn is home from
Gouldsboro.
Mrs. James Bunker was visitor in
Roehili last week.
/ Miss Frances Dyer went ITO Hancock
Point Thursday. for the summer.
Mrs. victoria Butler OF North Hancock
was the week end guest OF Mrs. n. p.
/ Dyer.
Leslie Springer is spending his vacation
/ with has sister, Mrs. Glendor stephens,
7 al Rumiord.
Mrs. Harris Bunker, who has spent sew
erai weeks with her husband at Camp
Deyens, has returned home.
Mrs. Marion Dunn and daughter Pauline
OF West Gouldsboro were visitors here
Tuesday on their way to Bangor and Old
Town.
Mrs. Clyde Robertson and children re-
turned home Saturday, after spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Carrie
Brsgdon.
Edwin Swan is the possessor of gold
headed cane which came to him AZ the
Oldest man in town, after the death of
Aaron simpson.
Miss Hildred Dyer. no bss been visit
ing her cousin, Airline Wentworth in
Hampden, returned home Wednesday,
accompanied by her cousin.
Miss Lula Lord OF Mnchias and Mrs.
Harvey Robertson OF North Sullivan were
guests OF Miss Lois Dyer last week. Mrs.
Robertsons friends are glad she is able TO
ride out.
W. 5. Wight was the guest OF d. l..
Tracey Tuesday night. Mr.. Wight was
returning to Bethel from Warrington
county, where he has had classes IN music
for several months.
The arrival Of James Bunker in France
is reported. The names OF Harold Wilbur
and Martin Clark are among the later
names mentioned for stars on the com
munityservice raR.
On the anniversary of the birth, Julyi3,
OF Mrs. N. p, Dyer, her daughter, Mrs. s.
5. DeBeck, entertained q party OF h-r
mothers intimate friends at q O'Clock
dinner. That It was delightful gather
ing of old-time congenisi- in that we'll
ordered household goes without saying.
Mrs. Foster, sister Of Mrs. Percy Homer,
q Red Cross nurse who was in England
two years, gave a pleasing talk on the |
work TO large audience Friday evening
in the town hall. She surely held the |
close attention OF her bearers. She
also exhibited neediewsrk done by
soldiers, which displayed |
real skin. A collection, 10, was taken |
for the local Red Cross unit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Blaisdsll held |
family reunion al their home JuIy 4, where |
a mos, enjoyable day was spent, with !
William G. Holiingworth and wife OF |
Springfield, Mass, DR.. Boyntoa and wife |
of Townsend, Mass; Judge C. [. BlaisdelI, |
wife and son OF Newport, and Lloyd E. |
Blsisdell, wife and four children OF the
home town. SIR. Hollingwort5 and DIR. |
Boynton and wife returned home the FOL
lowing day. Mrs. Hollingworth will re-
main for an extended visit.
July II. B.
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BEACH.

Miss Lunettc Torrey of Deer Isle Is Wis
iting her grandmother, Mrs. Angelina
Torrey.
Sydney Davis End family, of Port Clyde.
were guests OF Mrs. pavts' parents, Levi
knight and wife, few days hast week.
Miss Marian Davfs Of PORT Clyde, and
Miss Carrie Williams Of wess sscningtou
are visiting their aunt, Miss Martha
Knight.
Arrivals this week Mrs. Margaret
Asa ms and Miss Lois Adams 81 East
Booshhay; Misses Laura and Rsheeca Tor
roy, Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. Horace Beeson OF Mspirwood. n. j.,
with DR.. Ella KiIlgnf and Mis-. Mcs1ary,
arrived this week, and WITT ocruyy the
:. =. Foster house daring the sumur~r.
July Il. l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-17
GIVE SICK SOLDIER A ROSE
He Asks for Fresh Egg and Whole
Carload Is Sent to Camp
Macarthur.

Temple. Tex--A Temple lady who
visited the hospital at Camp Macarthur
recently unpinned a rose from her
dress and presented 1t to sick soldier
in one Of the wards. The boy accepted
with thanks, but indicated that the
one thing In the world he craved more
than another was fresh egg. Inquiry
developed that the eggs at Macarthur
are cold-storage products. AS result
OF the episode several hundred dozen
fresh eggs were collected here and
sent by motorcar to the Macarthur hos
pital for the use of the sick soldiers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-17
sPRAK
WEST IRDRR
July Is.

Miss Doris Tate q HulI's. CoveI.is the
guest OF Endora Leighton.
A little son was born to My. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Hamor last Sunday.
Mrs. Mildsed Paapet and children re-
turned TO Massachusetts last week.
Mrs. Judits' Kittrvdge and daughter
Eleanor are al Mrs, IN W. Mckays.
Mrs. Helen aamor, who has hssvn visit
ing rlatlves in surry and Bsyside, is
home.
Mrs. Annie Mckay is in very poor
health her friends bcpe for a speedy re-
covery.
John Filletez, who has been employed
at Hillcrest farm, has gone 10 Bar Harbor,
F. 5 Hamor has taken his place.
Raymond Tripp. Arthur Hadley and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-17
NORTH LAMOINE.

Coleman Hagsn is home from South
Gouldsboro through haying.
Forrest Richardson has a new Overland
car since his return from Camp Devens.
Maurice Miehsud and Jesse Hunter
OF Lewiston are here on q two-weeks'
vacation.
Mrs. Edith Harris of Danyers, Mass. =,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Eta
Richardson. She Is accompanied BY Mrs.
Pearl Reynolds and son Donald OF
Chicago.
ROBBIE Norwood and family OF South
west Harbor spent the weekend at Mrs.
sorwood's old home, where family
reunion was held Sunday. All the chill
dren were present, with their families. r
July fk Y.
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The schedfsle OF services at the Congrs-
gatscnai church for the remainder OF thu
summer season is as teiIows:
July u, Rev. Charles H. Cssarr. u. D.. waban.
Mass.
July -. Prof, Henry wilder FOote. ID. D.,
Cambridge, Msss.
Aug. 4. Rev. K. VI. Coasips. Brewer, Mafse.
Ang. II. Rev. Chaylss y. rseie, n. D., Jamaica
Plain. Mass.
Aug. "a. to be announced.
Aug. rs, Pew, A. &. MaeIs.ns4a, Maine Sea-
coast Missionary.
Sept !, &c Nc ANNOUNCED.
July Is. SPRAH
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-17
GUNNER SCORES
DIRECT HIT ON FARMER

Junction City, Kan. - Oliver
Kelch, while working on a farm
near Ogden suddenly found him.
self enveloped In a spray Of
dust and steel A local physi-
clan took 90 pieces Of steel from
his anatomy. He was removed
to Fort Riley base hospital for
further treatment. An investi-
CATION developed that while a
battery OF artillery on the range
at Camp Funston was practic.
ing q gunner became careless
and dropped a shell near where
Kelch was working. II ex-
ploded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-17

Sarah hadley have gone to Bar Hsrbor,
where they have employment for the cum
mer.
Mrs. Lulu Lurvey and son Lloyd, who
have spent few weeks with Mrs Lur-
yey's parents at Salisbury Cove, have re-
turned home.
July II NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-17
A Surprised German.

s0n the way therc--it was only half
miie--I ran into huge crowd Of
soldiers, blue and khaki. pressing
about one man. / pushed my way
through the crowd and heard some
body triumphantly say TO the sur
rounded man In French: There he
is; now you win believe he Is an
Americana I looked at the man--a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-07-17

A snsaehy man IL a hngi in hts own right:
an untwzltky man an. unhappy slave. For
impure h,oos and slugEssh liver, ure Bsrsoek
Blood Bfss~rs, Ga the narsct rs pears. si2s
q battse-Ad~f
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
PERPETUUM MOBILE GILL
VEcNY SAMOHYB.

Ia dob alchymistu vefili lide
|v "kamen mudrcd" a "zivotni
elixir, prostredky, jimiz mo
zno jine kovy meniti V zlato a
vratiti cloveku ztracene mladi
= mnoho, pfemnoho ucencu
stravilo S hledanim techto di-
votvornych predmetu celia leta.
Ovsem, ze sc timto "cernym u
menfm" zabyvalo mnoho pod
vodnikd, jiz dovedli zlato "vy
kouzliti'', ale ne z olova, nybrz
Y kapes lehkovernych lidi. Ia
Ike Sc mnoho lidi, jiz cele jmeni
a dlouha leta promarnili, aniz
kamen mudrcd nasli, pominulo
S rozumem, "a to vsak tez mno
no chemiku pri hledani kane
ne mudrcu nebo elixiru odkry-
10 latky dosud nezname, jake
ma pr. fosfor, z jichz vynaleze-
nj melo lidstvo znacny uzitek.
Novejsi doba mela tez svuj
problem, jenz pletl hlavy Ii
dem ucenym neucenym, a tim
bylo vynalezeni stroje, jenz by
pracoval bez natahovani, opra
vovani, dodavani topiva a p.
v6cn6. Nejcasteji nesla Sc sna-
ha tato "a vynalezenim hodi-
mex, jez Sly by bcz natahovani
do nekonecna, a mnoho, pre-
mnoho dumyslnych a dovcd-
iych lidi, jiz trapili sc timto
problemem, prislo ma mizinu a
do ustavI choromyslnych, V
nichz jeSte "a nasich dnu OBJ
cas- podobnymi nestastnymi
|vynalezci Sc sctkavame.
Opravdovi ucenci dospeli O.
vSem zahy k poznani, re per-
!pctuum mobile je nemoznosti,
ale lide poloucenl Sc no dlouho,
dlOuho nechtGli vzdati. Videii
kolem sebe v prirodG vGci a zje
Wy, jez vecne sc hybaji obno-
vuji, aniZ k tomu ruka lidska
echo pricinila, vid6li, re vltr We
enc vane, re rOstlina, obnovu-
jici Sc re semene, vlastnG vGC-
ne zije, pozorovali vecny kolo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29

beh - "voda = para - dest
= voda", a to je utvrzovalo v
.domnence, ze must byti nejaka
"prirodni sila," jejiz vynale-
zeni a pouziti by vedlo k sestro
jeni vecnehjo samohybu.,
Ia nasich dnu ovsem jiz Vi
me, re zadna sila nevznika sa-
ma sebou, nybrz re kazda jest
vysledkem jine silly; zadny sa-
mohyb re nevznika sam sebou,
nybrz nasledkem silly, jez tele-
SO pohyb uvedla. Jakmile ia
tc sila pfestane pusobiti, nebo
jakmile byla pohybem vycerpa
ma, pfestane pohyb.
Abychom vse snaze pocho-
pill, pfedstavme 81 kouli, jiz
jsme narazem privedli v po-
hyb. Kdyby koule, letela vzdu-
choprazdnym prostorem, lete-
la by touze rychlosti do neko-
necna, ponevadz neni priciny,
ably Sc zastavila. Ale vzduch il
prekazl a pohyb Sc nasledkem
trcni drive nebo pozdeji zasta
viii musi. Pohybuje-li Sc koule
po hladke plose, je trent mensi
8 koule lett dale, ma drsne plo-
Sc nasledkem vetsiho treni, jez
silu vycerpava, zastavi sc kou-
lc drive.
S timto trenim, jez spotfebu
je cast hybne silly, setkavame
Sc u kazdeho stroje, a jest tim
vetsi, elm stroj jest slozitejsi a
nedokonalejsi.
NejjednodusSi spusob, ja-
kym chteii "vynalczci" resiti O.
tazku samohybu, bylo pouziti
"vodni silly. - Sila vody spo-
civa = jak vine V jcjji va
re; cim vetsi mnozstvi vody,
elm vetsi spad, tim vetsi sila.
Melo byti tedy pouzito vody,
ably stejne mnozstvi vody (ne-
DO jineho pfcdmetu) bylo opet
vyzdvizeno do teze vysc. Pon6-
vadz voda do vyse vyzdvize-
ma mohla by praci svou znovu
opetovati, mohlc by to jiti do
nekonccna, kdyby - nebylo
kdyby. Kdyby totiz cast silly
reprichazela ma zmar i v nejdo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
MATINKAM, KTERE MAUI SYNY We
FRANCII.

Organisacc CervenGho Kfize zasla zadost matinkam,
jichz synovG naGza bos ably dopsech Jim zasla
nych ncuvad6y akou mali ne starost jak e Jim Ito re
msi t do akov6ho nebezpeci napacou ad Matinky
mali pst novnky domova znameho okoli jak pracue
pro Cerveny Krz jak hodne kupuji Bondy Svobody IL
sporn6 znmky Jak Amerika jest hrda vezstv kterymi
amerct von pfekvapu cely sv6t. Piste Jim d6la
dGvcata ak pleou ponozky sweatry Cerveny Krz
ak kazdy bere vcky VJrObc Vaecnych pOtreb
Nase vony jest tfeba obvcscl pov6det m re IT, keii
zusal donna neenos pri pnem zaudku pohodl nybrz
prac obetm pomahal ably valka byla brzy vyhrana
Nenocny neb zrantny vojin nemocnci prvni vzpomn-
ku venue matinee. Avsak osetrovaeky Jim manku
llrazuji Jsou mez mimi tez matky zeny zamoznych
rodn.
We CtvreGni pednasce ippodromu, zpravodaj Pressu
Lyon mez nym uvad6l ak rozmouval osefovatelkami
edne nemocnc Parz kere vykonavay obznou praci II
IA hodn denne obdvova ech vytrvalost konec jed
mich Lyona pozvaa obed ojeho domova. kdyz
druhy den urcenou adresu dotavi naeza paaci
haonky Rotschidove ktera iej privitaa pohosa Nase
u den bya opet p prac mez osetfovaelkami nemocni
Manky mali hyt bez saros neb nase vojny jest kaz
ohledu dobre posarino Lyon cvrtek prenasce
vya opet cesu do Francie ably frone kona svo
pOvinnost.
Porucl Mioslav Niederle sve prednasce zapadni
pIi lceni urap vojnu ceskoslovenske armade
Rusi naseho naroda donna, pIpomna man, abychom
dan kazdeho sousta do st prpomne bychom zde pf
dobre Will mohi pro vykonat to mely mairky
pripominat manze dtkam ably nell pro nas vec zaem,
tax abycom kazdou ceskou dust ziska praci osvobo
zsnl nas vla americks vosko Jest dobte posarano
diz prspena prac nejakou hrivnou osvobozen
vast.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29

1onalejsim stroll a kdyby dale
1azdy stroj Sc casem neopotre.
boval kdyby voda casem Sc
ievyparila.
Jak videti, je tech "kdyby"
hodne a staci kazde jednotlive
Y Mich. Poznanim tajemnych
il elektriny vzbuzena znovu
nadeje, re podari Sc prece Sc
strojiti vecny samohyb, ale ami
elektfina nevznika sama Sc
bou, nybrz nasledkem mocha
nickeho neb chemickeho proce
su, pri nemz Sc konecne jednoy
prece latky spotrebuji. A at
sebe dokonalejsi stroj, vecne
bez opravy, bez nahrazeni opo
tfebovnaych casti a bez "ma-
'zani" Sc neobejdou. A tak ja-
ko Sc cloveku nikdy nepodari
nahraditi tajcmni silly prirodni
svym dumyslem a nesestroji u
n.ele kvetinu bez semene, zivo-
cicha bez vajicka, tax take nj
kdy nezbuduje perpetuum mo-
bile.
Stoupajici vzdelanosti a zna
.losti we'd prirodnlch sc lidstvo
Z teto chorobne snahy jiz vyle-
clio, ale jednotlivcum casem ja
Ste nestastny ten "stroj" i "a
nasich dnd poplete kolecka v
jcjich rozumovem stroll. S ta-
kovymi ubozaky setkavame Sc
nejen V ustavech choromysl-
ryih, ale i v praktickem zivote.
A jedine, co je dovede "vyleci-
ti,' byva smrt, skoro zpravidla
"stastna smrt'', ponevadz v po
s'cdnich chvilich zivota sc Jim
zdava, re konecne prece prisli
veci ma kloub "a slava jejich
jmena bude ziti vecne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
CESKA ODSOUZENA PRY K SMRTI
PROVYZVEDACSTVi.

Curych Svycarsku, znam6 semenste ruznych valec
nych kachen prins zpravu ze byla Vidn vojenskym
ribunaem snri osOuzena slecna Milada JamSkOv (jme
Jest patrn6 skomoleno ucelka jazyku obvneni
zvedacstv. Odsouzena cestovala New YOrku TOM
tez parnku kterem pul domu vaky Spoje
nym Sty N6mecku znmy hrab6 Bernstor velvyslanec
mecky die rozkazu Ceskych nrodnich organise
CT Amerce snaza Bernsorffovi vylakat RUNE in
formace TAX zejmcna iak daleko saba viv Nemecka
Rakousko Jake vyhdky by nasaly kdyby Rakosko
10 separn mir jake jest chovn Geskych posancu while
dem pozadovanGmu osamostatn6n ceskych zemi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
SEZNAM PRAZDNYCH
BYTU.

Ma vyzvani mestske rady po
licie vykonala soupis neobydle
nych domu v mGste. Adresy
tech domn, kterych ma byt ma
jeden tisic, budou oznameny
ma naveStnich tabulich v kazde
ro icejni stanici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29
V&rna 1aska
aneb BOZ D MILlONY.
Roman Napsal''Julus Mary
aneb BOZ D MILlONY.
Napsal' Julius Mary

- ~
nynl muj bratr. "Ucinim vam
!navrh. Dnes name dvacateho
patehO cervence - "a rok "
tyz den a tutez hodinu Ease
81 veci te promluvite. Dnes
jsem chudy a neznamy. Pakli-
re vsak "a rok nepredstoupim
pred vas, treba ne bohaty, pre-
ce prosluly - a proslulost jest
vice nez bohatstvi - zavazuji
Sc, re Sc usmrtim. Wy Sc stale
Jeste smejete - myslite, re. to-
no "a jediny rok nelze dociliti,
re Sc ma vec tn brzo zapome-
ne?"
A Emil pospisiE ku malemu,
slonovinou a zlatem vykladane
nlu stolku z ebenoveho dreva a
S horecnym spechem napsal ne
kolik SLOW ma papir. Murad pre-
kvapen pohlizel ma meho bra
ira. Emil podal Orientalu papir
a pravil vazne odmefene: -
"Prectete toto a dobre uschovej
te - jest to muj ortel smrti."
Paplr obsahovaI jen techto ne
ko,ik SLOW: "Dnes v den 25. Ger
vence jedenacte hodine v no.
ci beru 81 zivot a sice proto, re
Jsem nemel zadne Stesti re
Jsem sve chudoby sgt. Nebudiz
nikdo obvinovan me smrti, ne
bot ona jest dobrovofna a do
bfe rozvazena." Uschovejte
tento papir," pokracoval Emil,
q pfectete 81 obsah jeho od
cncska "a rok. Paklize nespl-
nim do te dolby svuj slib a nezi
skam-li 81 slavou ozarene jme-
nc, usmrtim Sc. Kdybych pax
slcvu svemu nedostal, kdybych
Sc snad zdrahal, budiz zivot
mnj We vasich rukou! Byl bych
padouchem, zasluhoval bych
zemfiti tento papir, jenz by
hyl u mne nalezen, zapudil by
vSechno podezreni."
Murad podivne jsa dojat mu
naslouchal a vazna, pevna rec
,, bratrova nalezla cestu ku jeho
srdci. Tato rozsafnost, tato
vznesenost, tato vznesenost "a
fila re zrakd Emilovych. Bylo
temer nemozno ,aby nebyl tim,
c'n1 Sc byti zdal. Zoci jeho by
10 nyni patrno, re jest neodvola
tel rozhodnut zemriti, ably svou
ccst dOkazal. Murad smaCkal
vsak paplr a pfiblizil sc svitilne
nad niz no podrzel. List sc
Zkroutil, zcernal a vznal Sc.
Go to pocinate, panel" zvo-
lal Emil.
"Jak vidfte, pane, spaluji vas
smelly slib!'
Pane" vpadl mu nyni Emil
do feci, 'tato podminka zilsta-
Va V platnosti, necht' 81 papir je
zachOvan neb znicen. Mate ma
to NE slovo!"
Vase slovo mi postaciw od-
>etil Murad a rytirskym jakym
81 popudem jsa ovladan, poda-
val menu bratru ruku. Vsak
tmil zavrtel hlavou.
"Nikoliv, pane," zvolal, "az
"a rok! Wy jste mne potupil a
zneuctil! Ia rok mne nazvete
svym bratrem a pax budu
sprosten teto urazky - aneb
hebudu vice ma zivu!"
"Budiz tedy "a rok!" pravil
Murad zamyslen. "Ode dneska
Ia rok, dine dvacateho pateho
tervence. Provazejz vas Bnh!"
Ia rok, dine dvacateho pate
no cervence!" potvrzoval Emil.
Opustil pokoj jako proklatec,
MAZE ruce ma uSich oci zavre
ne. nebot' Sc strachoval, ze by
Feridii vid6l aneb slysel. Kdyz
vsak zahradou kraCel ,ovinuly
Sc jeho Sill pojednou dive be-
lostne, pine ruce - pax ucitil
rolibek nejvroucnejsi neznosti
ma rtech svych uslyselslova:
"Miluji te, doufam a budu te O
cekavati! Ma laska te bude o.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29

SNOA Nv SsS III P0NA NAAO q
proste, jak Sc nazyva jednani
Jehoz jste Sc dopustil
MuJ bratr zalomil rukama.
"Nemohu Sc hajiti pane,' od-
vetjl, ''nebot' zdani mne odsu-
zuje, a prece bych 81 pral, bych
vas mohl presvedciti! Coz pax
Jsem mel casu ma rozvazovani
od te dolby co Feridii miluji?
Hyl Jsem touto laskou unasen
Jako bezvolna bytost, jake LODI
40 vlru. Miloval jsem, aniz
hych to byl vedel, ponevadz
Jsem do te dolby nikdy ndpocitil
skutecne lasky. Jednoho dine
b.l jsem cely zoufaly, ponevadz
Feridie sc uzdravila a mne vi
ce nebylo dovoleno k nj Sc pri
bliziti. Byl jsem ma smrt truch-
ivy i chtel jsem zemriti. w Sc
srhejete? Pfisaham, re mluvim
pravdu! PAX jsem byl nevyslov
ne st'astny, ponevadz mne Fe-
ride milovala a mne spatriti
chtela. Tax jsem ozivnul pa
he! Clovek nezemre ami nasled
KEN neJvetSiho zarmutku, ami
nasledkem nejvetsi radosti!"
"Spekulace -lez ton' zvolal
Murad.
"kdyby tn byla Feridie, ona
by mne obhajila."
ITO by byla pekna obhajova
telka a pekna to vymozenost
- mlada nevinna divka, ktera
nezna vasich mravG obyceju
a ktera Sc dala vasim slovem
omamiti! Feridie nikdy pred
tim nealysela Gedin6ho sbva
@ lasce. Wy re jste to, jez dit
ko toto miluje? Nejste to Wy CO
oscba, nybrz jest to laska, liz
rjiluje!"
IVY mne chcete zdrtiti, pa
ne!" zvolal muj bratr. "Ze
Vseho co mi tn povidate, vidim'
re mne chcete potupiti, ze mi
cncete opOvrzeni We tvar vrh-
routi!"
"Ovsem re ano a ia nechci,
abyste tento prostor opustil,
ahiz bych vam byl opovrzeni a
potupu We dvou slovech zahr-
mute We tvar uvrhnul!"
"Mlcte!" zvolal nyni Emil
cely bez sebe.
Ale Murad pokracoval sc
steJlnou chladnosti klidem ia
ko dosud: pane Senechale, ia
vas povazuji "a taSkare!" !"
"Pane!?" vzkriknul mui bra
t..
Ia taSkare a padoucha!" O
pakOval Turek.
S vykfikem vzteku vrhnul
sc Emil na Murada a pozved-
nul rukou svych, jako by chtel
rozedrati ty rty, jez pronesly
slrrtelnou urazku. Nezasahnul
Vsak obliceje jeho - zavravo-
RAJ nazp6t a klesnul ma pohov
k'l, kde zustal zmamen sed6ti.
pane Murade," ujal Sc po
delsim mlceni slova, "nemohu
YES uderiti ami usmrtiti, nebot'
Jste jejl bratr, nalezite il a z
'asi strany jest ukrutnosti po-
tupiti mne!"
Tot chytracka vymluva, a.
byste Sc nemusel biti!" odvetil
Murad a pokrcil rameny.
Emil jeSte vice zblednul a O.
plral 81 rukou hlavu. Pojednou
vstal. "Ne - priznavam Sc, ze
sc s vami nechci biti," odv6til
kratce a drsne, "jest to nemoz-
ne, citim to! Wy neuverite, re
raklonnost ma neni zistna. By
10 by marne kdybych vam chtel
fici: "Nechci mic jineho nez Fe
rldii! Nestaram Sc 0 ieji jme-
III - podrzte 81 je dejte mi
rouze il. Bylo by zbytecno kdy
bych vam fekl: ga jsem chud,
nlne vsak jest lhostejno, je-li
Teridie bohata neb chuda, jeji
laska jest mi vzacnejsi mad
svechna bohatstvi sveta." Wy
hyste zdstal pax nevericim.'
"Ta iistev' odvGtil Mu,.oJ 40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-07-29

Nenlecke bankovky mali nyni vece milky kus; hodi
dobre zpaty papirove kahoy kere nyni nedo
satku iintch atek Germln donna nosi.
Prohbcaci vni sameho Boha proo re zapomnel pripOj
ii des prikaz;nim estG jecnace "NebudeS pitt hovych
napou, ale drzeti Sc budeS vody ocistne!"
DrvGjS ka1ccf n6meckG rise dr. Michaeis, komanduje
dnes ene brigade n6ineckem vosku jcstze bude tako
wynn voakem jako byl dplomatem pax sto v6ci spoenc
velmi dobre.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-08-02
THE AMERICAN CASUALTIES.

''What about the American casualties
Why don't they report them"9
These are questions frequently heard
these anxious days.
The daily casualty Lists provide the ans
wer. "They" are reporting them.
The lists are averaging close to 200
names daily, or 1,40O weekly. Just how
far behind the actual fighting the casualty
lists are, is difficult to determine. The
time varies from day or two to week
or more. The casualties are cabled daily
by General Pershing, and there is nothing
to indicate that any extraordinary list OF
casualties has accumulated.
The American losses during the last few
DAYS of intense fighting, undoubtedly have
been heavy. It has been desperate hand
to-hand fighting with no quarter asked or
given. and the Americans have not come
through unscathed. The daily lists for the
next week, therefore, may be expected to
be even larger than they have been for the
last week or 10 days. They may run as
high as 500 per day for some days. General
March announced Wednesday that General
iPershing had been instructed to cable all
casualties as they were received and hold
mono back. 1t is promised that they will
Gbe given out from Washington at once.
That is as it should be. Americans are
not SO soft that they cannot be told the
worst that happens. They want to know
1.-The worst at once, and not live in suspense
fearing that bad news is being withheld
or spread out over period Of time to soften
the blow.
Just word of explanation regarding the
daily lists published in The Forum might
be in order. The Forum, in common with
most daily newspapers, has adopted the
plan of publishing the Regional lists. -
Each day brief summary of the total
casualty list for the day is published, and
this is followed with list Of names from
this territory. The states Of North and
South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Montana and Idaho are included in The
Forums territory and the names Of all
men from these states who are killed,
wounded, captured, missing or prisoners
are published daily. The complete lists
are available in the files of the Official
Bulletin at the postoffice or at The Forum
office il any Forum readers care to eE-
anime them.