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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-18

sary papers were paid for the years
1910 and 1912.
Many miles of township roads may
be improved by means of this town
ship road bonus money. as the rules
of the State Highway Department
specify that 1t may be spent for the
construction OF prick. concrete. wa
terbound macadam. bituminous ma
cadam. Stag, gravel and flint roads;
for the townships share of the cost
of constructing state aid <road; for
construction of concrete and stone
masonry retaining walls to support
roads; for permanently widening
roads; for permanently improving
grade of roads; for the permanent
Improvement of alignment of roads;
for the purchase and installation of
concrete. cast iron or corrugated cul-
vert pipe: for construction of con-
crete or cement masonry culverts and
bridges built in accordance with
plans approved by the Township
Highways Bureau, and for the con-
struction of steel bridges, plans for
which have been approved by the
Bureau
The following statement shows the
total amount to be distributed among
the townships OF the second class in
each county or the state, provided
all of the laws requirements are
complied with:
Adams. s11.602.4s: Berks. $50. .sS2.01; /;
Blair. $9,767.5s; Cumberland, s17.-
502.97; Dauphin, s10,6sS.61: Franklin.
S1S,2SS.o9; Fulton, s2.917.0S: Hunt
ingdon. $1e.22T7S; Juniata. s7.272.33;
Lancaster. 41,606.26; Lebanon. $12,-
467.12; Mifflin. $7,109.S7; Montgom-
cry, S22,337.0S: Northumberland, s11.-
303.44; Perry. s6,Ss9.74; Schuylkill,
s13.75S.49; Union. $6,791.S0; York,
SS7, ,5O7.91.
Employment Bureau work.-Thir-
teen thousand and thirty workers
were placed in employment in Penn
sylvania during the month of March
by the Bureau of Employment of the
Department of Labor and Industry in
cooperation with the State Public
Safety Committee. That record ex-
ceeds by approximately 5000 the to-
tai number of placements ever made
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-18
WRITES WAR SONG

"Goodby, I'm Going Over" is the
title of a new song published by the
Harrisburg Music Company. The song
was written by Frank Hall 1t is a
song with a martial ring which bids
fair to become very popular among
the soldiers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-18

these townships for the year 1911.
The State Highway Department is
now making arrangements to certify
to the Auditor General the amount
OF this road money that is due to
each township and certifcations will
be made just as rapidly as the town
ships in each county file the proper
papers with the Bureau of Township
Highways of the State Highway De-
partment. To become eligible for a
share of the 1911 road bonus fund,
by the terms of the general township
act, each second class township must
file its 1917 annual report. its 1918
agreement and certified copy of it's
treasurer's 1918 bond with the de-
partment.
The total appropriation made by
the 1917 legislature for the payment
of the states share, of the road bonus
deficiency was S1.s73,470i0. which
amount covered the years 1910. 1911
and 1912. All those townships that
complied fully with the laws require
ments regarding the filing of neces-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-18
AUTOMATTC PHONEs GROW

That the automatic phone is very
popular The Cumberland Valley Com
pany attests with figures showing
1900 more phones in operation now
that a year ago. The company has
put in an average OF $50 phones
monthly, and the average continues.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-18
$1O,693 FOR STATE
ROAD HERE
Second-Class Townships of
State Have Total of $944,-
1920 Available

The sum of
S944,I35.2Q, S10,-
693 for Dauphin
county. will be
available for dis
tribution among
the second class
townships of the
C o m m o n wealth
during 1918, which
amount represents
the states share
OF the cash road
tax bonus due
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-18
Liberty Editorial
BY HENRY b. MCCORMICK
Member Board of Directors Dau-
phin Deposit Trust Co.
AMERICA SHALL WIN

A MoNG many excellent pledges
- which have been drawn up
and suggested is the follow
ing:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

prohibition department. appeared In
Norfolk before Police Justice PITT and
requested permission 10 take All In
vcutory OF the stock OF liquors In MS
custody. The Norfolk police justice
iiatly refused this request. and. &C
vordinG to friends Of Mr.. Surfer. In
u manner decidedly diScourteous.
Police Justice PITT. of Norfolk. In
Dictated his intention Of refusing TO
allow tn agents of the department To
put their hands upon the whisky In
his Gus: ,dy until June Il. 1T which
time the law turning the connscated
liquors over to the custody of the
commissioner OF prohibition goes into
effect.
Friends OF the prohibition depart
ment in this city arc contrasting the
attitude OF Police Justice Crutchhcld
to that IF ,'olicc Justice Pitt. OF Nor
folk Justice Crtuchiield has taken
r;I.'l.,r nai,~a q. So 'hat I-a 49,
tiScated whisky which lie has in his
possession has not been touched. and
plans TO turn il over TO the commits
sionrr Of prohibition when the law
,.o1S into effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
NiItG MA,
Mt. Elliott Springs, Va.
NEM J:.I;.t,.s .

Most delightful and convenient re-
sor, IN Virginia Mountains. main line
of &. {; . Railway. open for guests
June l5 1900 feet above the sea. Five
mineral springs AmusemcntS. swim
ming pool bowling. tennis. Music
Dancing 10 acres in lawn. with shady
walks. For information write Mrs. j
f. Porter. Mt Elliott. Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
iItnnIAGE LICENSES.

Tho following marriage licenses
Wee ISSUED yesterday by the clerk OF
Ia. iiusiiuGs C5Grl.
Na;na. Bushnell Jr., Norfolk. Va.
ami Francis Rutherford Wheat city.
James &. Irving. Newpo-. News. Va.
and EoZeAa Pearman city
Bernard william Booker and VIZ
-.uIa Ccttrei Garnet. city
OTTO Carleton Le"z a"d Haze! A!en-
Meade. cttT
Ferdinand ->lher; Rucser and DORIS
v .r..... NLtE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS
tbs.

GARY Died. Tuesday morninr- .Iunc II.
l9ls. III h-r home. MARY AGEES GARY.
daughter OF Sidney and Mary Niles Cary.
she III survived by her parents amt two
SISTERS Misses N!rSia and Clara Carr.
- FUNERAL from the Z. Sii"uCC. 22V Soith
twenty second street THIS (WEDN rs
DAD At''itkNooS ~ clock.
INGRAM: Died. Monday. june 10. 1918, al
s. T. NJ ~ IN. residence OF ms mother.
i IN Sey'nd AyYnu"i i!ighlan4 ilrk
OF Mrs. kate Ingram. aged thIrty-seSc.
years.
Funeral WEDNESDAY, MORNING. u
oc!"ck from Highland Park Methodist
Church, iiuTia! CaiswoOd Cemetery.
\ precious one from has gone.
y voice Ne loved Is sIillra.
y rla"c is vacant III our hoiu..
W Inch never can h. Mice.
Ills MOTHER. BROTHER,
A%D SISTERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
Massanetta Springs Hotel
HoritingI,n,n County. Virginia.

Gcw hr!ct structure thoroughly
tnpGcfns bu1lic and private DathH. no,
ana col? water and e!ectrlc ugNts In
ct"fy ram i.afTs n'~ swimming
ppri, ample dressing rooms aud batn.
!ng SUMS Tennis ccgrts, bowling al.
isys, cf"GH.t grounds. Iood "aIna and
cf4H.arsr
Tte Liassann'ta ~a,c, a specific far
'aalarIa, .IGney ana stomach trouble.
CI"h jay !
address MAEahNf.YTa STRINGS co.
Inc, hps ~. Iiat'lsobUEfx, Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

Graduating exercises OF stuart circle
Hospital viii be held at the First Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church Fri
day night AZ so O'Clock. The lis; Of
graduates this year Us as follows:
Misses Anne B'ackhuru Burke. Lcta
Evelyn DAY Draper I'ultz and LIzctte
pcclc. of Virginia. Miss Sclcna Rose
Harris. Of ohio, and MISS Elizabeth
Randolph Harrison. OF North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
It'd. WANTS
TIMES DISPATCH
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Standardized and Indcxed for Quick
reference.


reference.
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u llie D~l.y.
zic u iine Tor 5 consecutive INSERTIONS
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$500 a. iine ior 50 consecutive Insertions
liiuiIuunI ot & lines ID allowed
Minluuin ,natE0 ~ csntb
count words ~ the iine And u lines 10
the Inch
A.l embellishments received UP TO 10 L. NJ
@ L. Nj. saturdays the nay before pun
licdtion. Will receive proper class. ncution
Advertisements received utter That nour
will he placed In the ZOO Late to Class
lily column
TELEPHONE.
fr'-,..o".- w. - .:.t >N:G ~ ia, ''rssrS
DiapaIcn. kanuoipn !. "nen you uuu "
more conyenien, 10 do co. anu ,hey VIII
he taken at oihce rates.
SCBSiAIioHS FOK I'D. WAITS.
Times dispatch Rrancu OihCes are main
taineu iii praCticai.y every DruK store ~
the city for the convenience Of the pubic
Want Ads are accepted by them at teIu-
lar office rnten.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
Branch once Times lj.spAt"S. l5Vt HUI
ST. Telephone Randolph 53O3.
PETERSBURG.
Times Dispatch branch. al North Second
street. phone Petersburg rs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
ATLANTIC CITY. y. }.
NEW HOTEL MERTON FIRE IRE,

Vermont AZ. and tho beach. near all at
fractions - pa city go, HIGH ella S. mod :
ern hotel Superior table. elevator privat .
baths. running water III rooms. Early rates.
81 W daily
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
Real Estate Summary

. HANGER! transfers So $50 oD
:, iInnrr.N trust acriiS iS,.SG 60
- Guu"crA release deeds i3.~>i
: t:uti,ii:i. ncrm;i,> .-+.. aon 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
RAILROADS
CHESAPEAKE & CHIC RAILWAY

Gin. Io'ville 4 West. 1900 D.. $3.50 D.
Main Line Local. $40 a. t5:l5 o..
james River Line. 1880 r.. 1915 n
Newport News,
Nh. Old Point. 80 90 a.. IL 90 n. .4:no =
Newport News. Local, 1900 a.. .5l5 o.
From Nix, Newport
News. Old p. 'I2:o5 a. 1895 D. s70b n.
West: 's:iS a.: 400 p. Locals: 1855 a..
Daily Except Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
Seahoard Air Line RAILWAY COMPANY

Trains leaXe daily; A 81. Norlina
Jacksonville: $50 r; 81. Atlanta BirIninr
ma M special lI:4o T.. Al. Slespers Jackson
Gas y NJ. GAO f.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
RAILROADS
Norfolk & Western Railway

E = IS T ), s.. IS 8 \ H. 800 \ st.
E g tISci % AMP .s'as TIE y IL WEST;
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk. sI2o1
Noon 1877 + NJ E Eo n he Mess.5; .7.$P 4.
DAILY tIaily except sunday .Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
PEN >li.S MA.

Consult tho "Eor Rent" Ads In this
paper 70. houses. ants. apartments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS.
L.u>I MD ruuAD.

liiA GP-La,,.n fnaup. Funeral Director aud
Emhal'rsr. ~ !; Main Mad Ia: Ran. Scts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12
AUTOMOBILES ron SALE.

ONE Maxwell - touring. 1918. sacrifice. SIR
Walden. 800 North Monroe.
RICHMOND Smith Form. TRUCK Co ISI3
West Broad. boulevard 2S2G. Standard
$500. One-Ion Universal. $3.50.
ONE ton Rcpub!ic.
THREE FoliHTliS ton Rcput,c
ONE ton DENLY. like new. Run less than
loco miles.
ONE ton tfuiford) Truxtun
ALI. In good cunning order.
KLINE l<AR SALES co. INC.
- West l.road Street.
USED CARS. UNUSUAL. VALUES: -
KLINE 6-3s touring. 1917.
KLINE 6-3s runabout.
MAXW ELI. IS. 1917
TWO 7-pnssenEs
OVERLAND touring. 1919
BUICK runaboLt.
KLINE demonstrators
Used trucks Of nj! sizes.
KLINE: KAK SALES co. INC.
80 Wcst Broad.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-06-12

Ni:I.r-i.os, "Wednesday, bIu" siilg striped
holt. Finder ulcaac rhoue Boulevard
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-29
Dodsla Sc uspschu
jen ten, kdo 81 jej
dobude.

Hlavni nesnazi ma tomto sve !
te jest, re v6tsina. z mas chce u
zivati dspechu, aniz bychom 81
|jej vydobyli. Chceme byt "a
moznymi, aniz bychom setriK.
Chceme do sytosti jisti a pitt,
aniz bychom "a to platili dispe-
psii. Chceme vysoke postaveni
aneb lasku, aniz bychom prija-
Ii ma bedra sva spojenou tim
starost a zodpovednost. A pro-
to, ze "a vse ma svete musime
zaplatiti jistou cenu, to ho-
tovymi a hned, narikame a la
mentujeme, ze zivot je zly a ne
vdecny. Proc dodelava Sc ten
neb omen dspechu obchodnim
svete? Protoze je ochoten "a
platiti cenu stalou praci a sta
rosti. Upfra ma svuj ukol kaz-
dou myslenku a kazdou snahu
a odepira 81 mnoho pohodlf.
ITO je cena 1spechu a kazdy
Emuz neb zena, jenz chce il "a
platiti, mIze jej dosahnout. Ne
mIzete jej koupiti slabym oh
|casnym usilim, nemizete kou-
pitt lelkovanim aneb dfvanim
se ma hodiny aneb tim, re mate
vice zajmu v radovankach, nez
Ii We sve kariere.
Ne kazdy clovek, kteryz We
start prozfva bfdu, mohl 81 to
zariditi jinak. Nekdy byva prj.
Gina toho nezavinene nestesti,
|jako nemoc a RUNE pohromy,
ale name mnoho lidi, re mohli
lpocitat ma nlozeni jiste sunny
kazdym rokem, avsak chteli
j dobre ziti, jezditi, nositi pekne
satstvo, blyskati Sc We spolec-
nosti a proto -utratili kazdv
cent jeste drive, nez-li byl Wy
ldelan. Nenf pozde jeste, kdyz
81 koupite nebo vymenite vas
maietek "a farmu. Name pek-
Inc fanny ma prodej a ma vyme-
nu, blfzko mesta lacine. Ma
Ime II akrG ma prodej "a $4,000
jsou tam 2 kone, 2 kravy, Slept
Ice, stroje, vSe zarizeno. Pone-
cha sc s nrodou ma horeji uve-
dny obnos. Lezi 5 minut cd ma
! drazi, kde mIzete dostat "a
mestnani cely rok "a $3.50
Edenne. Haste Sc hned u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-29

Po tomto povzduchnut Ly-
die povstalas
Andrea il spatril, poznal a
bezdeky vztAhnul proti nj ru-
ce svs, jako BY il chtel cd .sebe
zapuditi.
"Lydie .Lydie!" zvolal s
vyrazem hrdzy. Kdyby zdeseni
a hrdza mohly usmrtiti, byla
by Lydie v tu chviii jiste mr..
iva ma zem sklesla.
(POkracnvani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-29
Verna laska(
aneb BOZ o MILIoNY.
Roman Napsal julius Mary
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.

as@sE&ai@;X@330eiVSaoe@S e@Sfs@ps E~SfHssSsex
slucovala dale nest'astna, bez
nadejna laska.
Emil nyni z kratka vysvetli4
smeiou operaci, kterez sc ma
SVEN bratru chtel odva1iti i
velkodusnou nabidku Lydia.
Valentin vse pochopil a de-
,,oval mlade zene.
"Ja vsak jsem stejne star
jako Andrea ujai Sc sl0ya,
jsem velmi silny, pane So be-
,chale, a paklize Sc vam 4da
|bJti ma krev sp1sobilejsi, tedy
jen -"
"Ne - ne - nepripravuJt be
mne O toto st6sti!' vpadla nu
lLydie, rukama zalomivsi do Fe
q. "Kazdemu jest znamo, le
ljste dobry a slechetny, pa1e
Valentine !,
!! Emil ujist' t'oval, ze oddan4t
Lydie jest jaksi odpikanim le
jiho hrichu. Ano, bylo to jesse
IMce - Rouguin chtel tohOlc
mladika usmrtiti a zena onoIc
z.ocince nabfzi svou krev, atb
|obet' zachranila.
/ Andrea lezel tn stale jesf
steine nemy, itchy a bezcif1
Neslysel, nepochopl nicehpl 4
vseho toho, CO Sc tu. okolo NJ r
mlrvilo a. podnikalo. OtevTff
oei ieho ziraly ztrnule v p1ft
rutovaly z Lydie k Valentfl
vi a k Emiipvi, nepoznavalY \
llvsak nikoRo; kdyz pohled 4n
rajiciho ma Lydii utkvel, mla
da zena Sc zachvela. ii
'sObavam Sc, re mi nikdy pt
/ odpusti zaseptala.
Emil rozlozil nyni sve n
/ stroje.
i Lydie ulehla nyni ma lOze !
de Andrea a nabidla leka
e sve rame.. Lekaf spojil je S pl
/! wynn nemocnaho a. riznul Spl
3 l1ou lancety do hlaynlch I
Il mlad6 zeAy a Andress. Pots
zridll rycnle spojeni pomo
E rristroje prevodneho. Boha
: ob,hajici vrela krev Lydie p
zarezu vytryskla do vyse a n
}. nj Sc vlevala kr1pej "a krupe
q do studenych a prazdnych k
+ vnych cev umirajlclho.
a V obiiceji Lydie objevil
l. blahy lsmev. Pozvolna zmoc
a .vala Sc il jakasi zemdlenost,
j. jiho cireni mysleni, cello il
llekud zbledlo a pred ocima
T, ko by byla mela sedou clio
o. jako by byla schvacena c
a losri = pokoj Sc otacel ok(
'e nj a postel koiisala Sc jako k
u na mori sem tam zmitana. I
"a va il poklesla - oci Sc zaY
ly.
" Pro dnesek bylo dosti. Pr
le ny naval krve do krevnich 4
z nemocneho byl by jej nepocl
D. bne hned usmrtii.
re Emil rozpoutal ruce obot'
E. obvazal je. (
, L.ydie otevrela oci O nekfl
- vterin pozdeji a videla, re b
race jest skoncena.
la "Neukaze-li sc ma mem
pl dvou hodinach zlepSeni,"
d. vii Emil povzdechem, Il
e. jej zadusi.' |,
Ia Vsichni tri mlceli. ZIi
stati u ldzka nemocneho n
u. a uzkostlive ocekavali prof
ku zmirajici tato bytost, v jeji(
je sech slaby zivot zapasil see
NJ lnocnou smrti o nadNladh.
o. Jak byl Emil predpoved
E-l rlynuly dive hodiny, aniz hs
ne byl ma nemocnem jevil b
mensi dcinek perace. V q
I'll hodine konecne Sc pocaly <
'o- zovati znamky zivota, o4yl
lie temne' leskle "a to poke FJs
de pohAed meme pusty a dotaz
do ma zirajicf. Nemocny stag
vii ste jevil tutez strasnou s. S
EN- ale horecka byla rnirnejsC \
Sc KEN byly tedy Zieyy ty p1n
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-29

Tou merou jakou Sc nemoc-
|Inemu rozum vracel, vzristala !.
|Iv dust Lydie 1zkost, ze bude o
pet poznana, Nemela tolik silly.
(aby tu zdstala a opustila po-
Ekoj.
h TAX uplynula jeste hodina.
Nyni uprel Andrea udiveny
IIpohled ma Valentino a pax ma
lsveho bratra. Pousmal Sc.
| "Andrea!" zvolal Emil a OBJ
Ejal jej.
i 'Mdj bratre j" pravil Andrea
Itise.
\ Poznal jej, ale pro slabost
ljeho byla to namalia prilis vel
Eka a nasiedovalo z toho omdle
mi.
| Emil zamestnaval sc 8 MIN
)jako matka a kdyz nemocny O.
lpet vedomi nabyb hned Ease Sc
[pohrouzil v spanek.
/ Jest zachranen?" tazal sc
IValentin.
/ "Nemohu o tom dosid rici
mic urciteho odvetil Emil S vyra
zem bolu a nejistoty. "Smrt je
pro tuto. chvfli zazehnana -
lkdoz ale mdze rici, co Sc Ultra
|stane?"
v druhy den zdal Sc Andrea
byti stejne slab jako v den pred
Icnazejici a Emil, jenz Sc oba-
|val, re Lydier zemdli, nechtel
lprikrociti ku novemu prevodu
krve, ktery vsak povazoval "a
priznivy.
Lydie byla tax svezi a silna,
a prosila tax nalehave, re "a
; zehnala vsechny obavy mlade-
no lekare a Emil vykonal novy
'lprevod krve.
u U vecer tohoto dine pocalo
Sc jeviti zlepseni We stavu ne
: mocneho. U '.i&zka postavena
pOlni postel a zde odpocivala
Lydie ponekud zemdlena, ale
dplne oblecena, blizko nemoc-
neho.
y Kdyz, nadesla noe, odebral
Use Emil do vedlejsiho pokoje.
: aby take trochu 81 odpocinul.
Lydie a Andrea osamotneii
p Ma jedne skrini horela svitil
! ma = byla vsak pfitazena a ka
hanec Sc stropu visici, Siril sve
4 Ito 8 hdry. Mile, mdle svetlo ns
lplhovalo tudiz tuto- loznici.
Uplne ticho zaviadalp v ko
& innate a ably nemocny nicin
I nebyl vyruSovan, odstraneny
y odsud i hodiny.
Il Hodiny mijely.
II Lydie procitla a blizila Sc ny
l nj, potacejic Sc jake opila, /
luzku nemocneho.
4 Andrea stale jeste lezel pe
hrouzen v pevny, klidny spa
mex.
p Jest zachran6n!" zaSeptala
y - ga jej zachraniia!" dodals
! pax s vyrazem nesmirne RADIO
! sti.
? Lydie mohla se pravem radc
/ vati, nebot' ibyla to vskutku o
Ma, jiz nemocny mel CO deko'
vati "a zlepseni sveho stavu.
Vratila sc ku svemu lGzku 9
aopet ulehla, vsak spanek preo
nj prchal - musela bditi!'
Pojednou zaslecha,a ma Luz
ku nemocneho nejaky sustot =
a pohledla tam, vsak hned ma tt
nechala hlavu sklesnouti ns
k zpet ma polstar a zavrela oci.
e Andrea Sc byl probudil a M
byl vedomi. Pohlizel ma Lydii
7 sede ma lIzku a podpiraje 81
Il jednou. rukou.
II I'bohe zene zd6Senim skOr'
Sc srdce zastavilo. Neodvazils
Ii Sc dychati! Prala 81 byti mrt
e YOU.
u Pozna-li il, vo ucini, CO re
y kne?"
e Andrea rozhlizel Sc po pok
il. ktery cd sveho detstvi oby
u val. To byl starry nabytek, VS.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-29

11Saf& ss;is
Jsem mlada silna - vezmete
mou krev, vsechnu mou krev,
musi-li to byti, vezmete celv
miij zivUt, chcete-li. Ach, kdy-
blyste vedel, jak. casto jsem Sc
hanhila "a to kdyz Andrea sla
bosti v mem naruGf omdlel, re
jsem TAX silnou a tax pahou IA
vota vdci onomu mlademu muzi
a casio jsem laia tomu, re vel
Ky statek zdravi a silly dano
mnohym, kteri jich nezasluhuji
a jinym dobrym a slechetnym
lidem re Sc jich nedostava. O
pane, neodpuzujte mne - pri-
jmete mou. krev, spIsobte mi ne
zmernou radost, abych mohla
zachraniti Andrea, onono mla-
dika, jehoz parvd6podobnou
slnrt jsem zavinila! Nepripra-
vujte mne 0 nevyslovne stesti,
abych 81 nekdy mohla rici, re
ma krev zivot mu vratiAa, ze ON
az procitne mne od sebe neza-
pudi a mne klnouti nebude, a.
bych pax opravdove mohla rici
ze jej miiuji jako sestra, nebo
matka, ponevadz ma krev lila
mi jeho obiha - to bylo by pro
mne stestim primo nepOchopi-
telnym, " nez Sc skoro ami neod
vazuji doufati. Wy mneOdmit5
te - neni-liz pravda? Wy mne
odmitate ponevadz jsem ohav'
nou zenou - ano sama zlocir
kou a pon6vadz ma krev mohls
by zkaziti onu vaSeho bratra
Ano, ia dobre citim, ze mne M
priiimate - vidim to ma vaSicl
ocich. Jestit' ode mne silel
s.vim zadati neco podobneho
Chci jeste jednou byti st'astnol
- vsak k tomu nemam zadne
no prava! Zadam pro sebe ia
kove blazenstvi, ia sobecka =
ma, kteraz toho nejsem hodna
Neni-iiz tomu tak?" skoncill
Lydie, vasnive, jseuc rozechui
na..
'Neni = Wy sc mylite J" odv
til ma to Emii. ia vas priji
man,"
Wy chcete?" zvolala Lydit
Mate duveru ku mne a ]
k vam!' odvetil Emil. "Velk
zlocin tizi vasi minulost a j
nemam prava staveti sc ma oe
por, kdyz no chcete skoro Nv
ziti velkym a slechetnym {
men,"
"Boze, o boze /! Wy jste dobr,
pane!' zvolala Lydie. ia toh
nezasiuhuji! Wy mne neodmit
te! lehman vam! Budu vam !
hnati, vezmete-li posiedni kl
pei krve me, abyste Andrea 2
chranil."
20 ia vas neusmrtim, to (
Andrea nezachranilo. Musin
byti velrni opatrnf, velmi TO
vazni! Pro dnesek postacl d
dati mu tolik silly, ably nabyl
domi a. ably zzirava jeho hor
cl1a ponekud byla zmirnena.
"Jsem tedy pripravena :
zde vezmete co potrebujete!' !
A ohrnuvsi rukavy, vztah
Lydie k lekari sve belostne,
ne, krasne ruce. Pod pr1hle
nou kdzi prokvitala v napln
nych zilach cile obihajici tn
va krev.
Emil nesmel ztraceti cas-
Nemel v tu chvili pfistroj
prevodu krve, pospisil vsak k
dnomu svemu kolegovi, 0 ner
vedel, re ma potrebne prist1
je. Ten mu jich zapijcil a
mil pospisil mimi k luzku
mocneho sveho bratra.
Vstoupiv do pokoje, male
: tn mlady lekar Valentino. ]
zral no lined po popisu Lyt
a s hlubokym pohnutlm rnu
koval "a to, co jelao bratru
6reko prokazat. A kdyz n1lu
o svem tax podivnym spdsob
,r,;1ovSim OHci. netaiil sc
Bisbee daily review., 1918-04-13
The Call Of Uncle Sam
Ru C M mirr.a n1..ui.

By G. M. Willard, Phoenix. Cone out with your bank-books and
 stockings, The LIBERTY LOAN has begun. Today you are sending a message To Prussian, to Turk and to Hun. Your neighbor has loaned me a sol
 dier Who fights like a demon. I'm told; You will feel no disgrace when you
 lOoh in his face, If bII freely you put up your gold. Come. buy all you can without hurt
 ing.
 Then again and again-till you bleed. The Kaiser is dreading your answer. In this, the worlds hour of need. Come, peep with me into the trenches, Where heroes stand fighting in mud. Not enc there who is not "subscrib-
 ing" AnG paying his dues with his blood. Democracy versus Autocracy, Today is the worlds battle cry; Democracy vesus Autocracy- And one or the other must die. Then dig down deep into your
 rocket This war that is on is your own Dig down to the bottom, ''go over the
 top" For this, the THIRD LIBERTY LOAN.