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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-03-12

P. M.
Mr.. George w. Carter is i'll at his
home on Lancaster street.
L. B. Conn, the Buick man, was
here from Danville Monday
Mrs. F. Cordier went to Cincinna-
ii Monday to spend few days.
Mrs. w. P. Kincaid went to Grav-
ell Switch Monday for a brief stay.
R. M. Arnold, the buggy and auto
man. of Danville, was here court day.
Miss Daisy Veatch, of Louisville,
spent Sunday with W. H. Brady and
family.
DR.. M. D. Early is still confined
to his room with sciatica, and is suf-
fering greatly.
Miss Kincaid, Of Waynesburg. ac-
companied her sister, Mrs. E. l.. Cad
berry to this city and is her guest.
Mr. B. B. Ware, of Murray, Gallo
way county, has taken position as
pharmacist in the Lincoln Pharmacy.
Brother" Turley and Mrs. May
Hockaday, of Richmond, have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. R. T. Bruce.
This office had a pleasant call
Monday from Mrs. M. T. Rawlings
and her pretty daughter, Miss Eulah
Rawlings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Elkin and
Mesdames Steve Walker and j. S.
Gilbert. Of Lancaster, were in this
citv Monday. @a
Rev. William Hopper. of Louis
Vile, passed through Monday for
Jackson to visit his brother. Rev.
Joseph Hopper.
Mr.. w. c. White. of Parksville,
who attended court Monday, spent a
portion of the day with his old friend,
Ed. Jos. Ballou.
Messrs. ]. B. and G. c. Simpson;
prominent farmers of the Mill
Springs section of Wayne county,
were here at court Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Sallee, OF
Richmond, were in the city Monday.
They had come down for brief Wis
it to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ballard.
Mr.. C. C. Gov, of Madison county,
was here Monday looking for some
cattle. He found what he wanted but
did not buy because he thought them
too high.
Hill Carter, who has been here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w.
Carter, left yesterday for Rollo, Kan
sas. He left Mr.. Carter very much
improved in health.
In ordering his l. ]. changed from
Lancaster to Frankfort. to which
place he was transferred, Mr.. j. X,
Cornn writes that he is getting along
fine in his new home and that he
likes the capital city very much.
DR.. G. G.. Perry, Miss Bette Nc
Cam Perry and Igo Perry, of Rich
mond. were here Monday They got
the glad hand from many of their
good friends who are always glad to
see them. DR.. Perry looked happier
that he has since he left the "best
town on the map"
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STANFORD MANS
TROUBLE ARRESTED

"The past years ] have been go
ing down, down, down with catarrh
Of the stomach and had to give up
work a year ago because of my
weakened condition. ! suffered terri
bly, from bloating and collie attacks.
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was rec
commended TO me- took course Of
it and now am feeling fine" It is a
simple, harmless preparation that re-
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the infam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. The Lincoln Pharmacy and The
Penny Drug Store. 1t
Logan Mccormack and wife visit
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-03-12

FOR RENT-My house and lot on
Lancaster street. Good garden. In-
mediate possession. See Hughes e.
McCarty, Stanford, Ky. or write me.
j. G. McBee, 1404 9th st. North
west, Washington, d. C.
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FOR RENT-The T. c. Ball store
room and rooming house | now oc-
cupy, until Jan. 1st. Nine rooms in
house, which has bath and other con-
veniences. Will also sell my stock of
groceries at cost. Jas. Shifflett, Stan
ford, 1S-1t
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SAFETY BOXES-,Those who
have keys to the Safe Bank & Trust
Co. safety boxes, now in the First
National Bank, will please return
keys, as the boxes are likely to be
moved at once. j. w. Acey. 19-tf
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FOR SALE have for sale 10 or
IL pairs of broke mules now ready
for the pillow. Phone 1901 Danville
J. M. Cress. 14tf
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-03-12

NOTICE-Money saved is money
made. That is what you can do by
seeing us before buying cream sep
arator. Can deliver on short notice.
]. S. Mobley & Son, Mckinney. Ky.
2l-SpT
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FOR SALE have for sale 80
bushels of hemp seed. These are ex-
ira clean and nice. See or write Fl.
K. Spangler, Grab Orchard, Ky. R. F.
d. No. 9. 10-4p
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FOR SALE-Seed corn, both yell
low and white. Tested about 80. Eli
jah Spoonamore, Stanford, R. F. d.
No. a. 21-2p
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ALL PERSONS who have claims
against the estate Of Mrs. Ollie Dove
Garner will present them properly
prove the browning glory of his old
the estate will please settle with me
Immediately. NJ. c. Newland, admin
istrator of Mrs. Ollie Dove Garner.
21-2t
FODDER-I have 300 shocks of
fodder to feed on the place. close to
Lancaster. Good place to feed-dry
lot with running water. Want it fed
quickly and buyer must use as much
as 10 or IS shocks per day. Commun-
icate with me at once. +. T. Cheath-
am, telephone 382-A., Lancaster,
XIV. 21-2t
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Miss Belle Root, writing from Sui
phur, Okla, says that her wrist and
arm, which were badly hurt by fall,
are getting much better and that
otherwise she is well. She asks that
her kindest regards be given the peo-
pie of her old home here.
FOR SALE-Pair coming four
year-old mare mules, good workers ;
six-year-old black jack with white
points; SO tons of corn silage. Will
liam Cordier, Rowland. lift
FOR SALE have four or five
young Jersey cows fresh and coming
fresh. These are all good ones. Call
on or see Adolph Won Gruenigan,
Stanford, KY. Route 8. Phone 1891.
21-2t
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Mrs. Peter Depp, aged 80, Of Met
calfe county, was horribly burned
when her clothing, saturated with
coal oil, was set on fire.
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sts.lf'-2 Drops
Then to the Dance +!
Goodnight to Corn Pains-Corns
Peel OF With "Gets-It."

"Say,. girls, you can laugh. at
tight shoes, or damp. corn-pulling
on the soles of your feet, corns be-
tween the toes. hard and soft corns.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL

March 14-Current Events Club
will meet with Mrs. j. S. Rice at 2
o'clock. Mrs. T. w. Pennington, lead
err.
March 16-The Woman's Club
will meet in the club rooms at $50
P. M.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-03-12

Gamblers are willing to put up $40
to 81 that the world war will be end
ed by Jan LIST
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FORD-Wanted to buy Ford
runabout. 1916 or 1917 model. M.
c. Newland. Stanford. 21-1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-09
'huuul '''''''''''''''
| B1la PAM
Roman Napsal w. Collins

Dlval jsem Sc okna ma JehO
pocinani a tn videla isem "a
ri meslc, jak baron, tvare MAZE
zesinaie, netrpelive Cekal, az
kun k vozu bude priprazen, pc
tom jak skocil do voZu, ktery
sam ridil nimz zmizel re
vrat nikym nedoprovazen. Cd
te chvile jsem no vice nikdy ne
spatrila.
Ne vypravovani chyli Sc ke
konci. Nasledujici dny byla
jsem nemocnou a sc Zahrad-
nikem samotna V celem dome.
Slecna Halkombova mohla jiz
patehO dine povstati mnou
podporovana prochazeti Sc po
pokoji. Kdyz pov6dela jsem il
nejv6tsi setrnosti, co Sc po-
sledni dobou prihodilo, stala Sc
velice repokojnou. Zvlast OBJ
sirn6 musila jsem il vypraveti
odjezdu jeji sestry pani baron
ky, a kdyz vSe vyslechla, roZ-
ohdla Sc, ze dele pod touto stre
chou nezustane. Toto jeji roz-
hodnuti byIo mi who'd, nebot i
ia prala jsem 81 opustiti co nej
drive DUN, V nemz tolik podiv-
Eych vGci jsem zazila.
SpOleCne jsme Odjely do Lon
dyna, kde jsmc sc rozeSiy. Slec
Ea %Halkombova sc slzami V o.
cich mi d6kovala ia peel, ja-
kou V jejl nemoci jsem il veno-
vala, nacez mne opustila, rkou
ce, re musi nejprvc vypatrati,
jak dlouho Sc jeji sestra u hra-
bette Fosky zdrzela a kdy ma
stoupila dalSi cestu ku svGmu
stryci do Limmeridgu.
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XI.
Vypravovani Valtra Hart
righta.

Nechci vypravovati ma tech.
to listech, co zakusil a vytrpGl
jsem ma svych potulkach po
pralesich stredni Ameriky, z
nichz po delSi dobe a po mno-
hych nebezpecich stastne do
Londyna jsem Sc navratil. Cte-
mari dobre jest znamo, proc &c
sve vlasti jsem Odjel; hledalt'
Jsem ulevu a zapomenuti pri
dobrodruznem podniku, jehoz
vetsina ucastniku zahynula
bud nemocemi, ci nestestimi
na pevnine i ma mori. Odesel
jsem do dalekych koncin MAZE
V srdci beznadejnou lasku X
Laurie Fairliove a kdyz po dlou
he dObe Ease jsem sc vratil, o.
zlviiy We mne vSechny ty slad-
kobolne upominky a Laura
Fairliova opet zaujala celou
moji mysl.
f, Nemohu il jmenovati jinak,
nez puvodnim jejim jmenem.
Nechci ami vzpomenouti ma to,
re prijala jmeno jine, jmeno
sveho manzela.
Po SVEN prijezdu do Londy
ma navstivil jsem nejprve svoji
starickou matlzu. ktera jeste
stale sdilela skromnou domac-
most S moji sestrou. Nebudu IL
citi, jakou radosti ODE ty dra-
he dusinky mne prijaly. Kdyz
konecne po dlouhem vitani a
vzajemnem Sc vyptavani jsem
Sc posadil, chtel jsem$ Sc ptati
,sve matky, zdaz dosly pro
mne nejake zpravy O jeji Sc
sire Laurie. Kdyz ale podival
Jsem Sc do uprimne tvare mat
clny, pozbyl jsem pojednou cd
vahy k teto otazce.
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CTETEl


Name vyber jedno a dvou-
rodinnych domG sc vSim zvele-
benin, ktere prodame ma mir
ne splatky. Tez vezmeme do
bre Lofty neb markyce a bondy
Svobody, jakozto splatku. Hla-
ste Sc u The Municipal Savings
and Loan Assn, 123O1 Miles
Ave. Tel. Union sow. aneb u
}. j. Heidlera, 3348 E. 40. ul.
tel. Union 184-R. aneb u B. Sa-
chy, 12917 Angelus Ave. tel.
Union 127O-K.
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|poznavala, jak jest vyhubla a
dlouhym utrpenim utryznena.
lVidela jsem mnoho nemocnych
jichz choroba smrti skoncila,
avsak tvari tax zmucenych po
|znala jsem malo. Takove stopy
nezanechava We tvari ami nej-
delsi nemoc. Tato zena, nez ze
mrela, musila mnoho zakusiti +!
Vzdyt mela jeste dosti sill, ably
sama v pruvodu hrabete prisla
do tohoto domu; jaka to byl;l
asi nemoc, jez il tax nahle
zklatila!
| Pozehnala jsem mrtvou jejl
|tvar krizkem a pomodlila Sc u
| nj. Potom bilym prosteradlem
jsem il pokryla a odesla jsem
"a svoji praci do kuchyne.
Jak asi hrabe vyslechl zpra-
WI o 1mrti teto danny, nemohu
fici, nebot toho vecera ami dru
heho dine do pokoje jsem ne
prisla.
Hrabenka sama obstarala
|vsechny pripravy ku prevezeni
mrtvoly. Musilo to stati mnoho
penez; zvlaste rakev byla kra-
sna. Manzel mrtve pani, baron
Percival Clyde - tax Sc nam
aspon sdelilo = odjel pry do
ciziny tehoz dne, kdy uboha re
mrela. Hrabenka byla jeff te-
tou "a ucinila opatreni, ably mr.
tvola mohla byti prevezena do
Limmeridgu, kdez mela byti
rochovana vedle sve matky.
Hrabe sam provazel rakev
ra drahu a jel take jako ucast-
mix pohrbu do Limmeridgu.
Ku konci uznavam u vhodne
zodpovidati predlozene mi ota
|zky nasledovne:
l. Ami ia, ami komorna nikdy
jsme nevidely, re by hrabe Fo-
sko byl daval sam baronce Gly
dove n6jakeho leku.
2. Pokud vim, nebyl nikdy
hrabe FoskO nemOcnOu sa-
mote V pokoji: ovSem ale hra-
benka byla u nj ustavicne a ta-
Ike noci sama il oSetrovala.
| 3. Nevim a naprosto udati
nemohu, proc baronka Glydo-
Iva pfi SVEN pfichodu do domu
tax neobycejn6 Sc polekala {,
proc tolik kricela, nez upadla
We mdlObu. Hrabenka nerekla
mnG ami komorne tom nj
echo.
Tot vSe, co mohu rici ne.
moci a umrti ubohe pani, KITE
rou pred tim nikdy jsem nevi-
della.
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Vypovedi Marie Pinhornove,
kucharky u hrabete Fosky.

Nepamatuji Sc liz, We ktery
den to bylo, kdyz prij jsem
byla dO sluZby k panum, kteriz
pristehovali sc do ForeStske tri
dy V Londyne. Panovi rikali
hrabG Fosko. Byl cizinec, coz
poznala jscm L jeho vyslovno-
sti, kdczto manzelka jeho byla
rodila AngilCanka. DOmacnost
jejich byla Ma hrabGte dosti
SkrOmna. Krone mne nell jc-
ste Jednu sluzku, jakOusi ko-
mOrnou, ktera naproti hrab6n-
ce Vc}ice duvernG 81 poCinala.
Druhcho dine po mem pricho
du ito teto sluZby bylo mi reCc-
no, re PAM ocekaVail jakousl
EavStevu Z Venkova. Mela pri-
.jeti jaEasi churava DANA, pro
kterou pripravcno bylo luzko
V neJodlehlejsim pOkoji. Gee
havana DANA skutecne k Vece-
ru prijela; hrab6 sam il prive-
di, Ci spiSc privlekl 4 nadrazi.
Hncd pri SVEN prlchodu Zpuso
lila nam Zmatek V cclcm do
me. Zdalo Sc M, re hrabG ma
slime strcil ii do pokojc, cd
kudz pOtom Zaznlval podivny
jakysi kirk a plac.
komorna sdelila mi, ze pri-
chozl DANA jmcnuie Sc Laura
Earonka Glydova.
Nevim, co delo Sc V pokoii
pamatuji Sc toliko, re PAM hra
bGnka Foskova pojednou poGa
la volati komornou mne q
kdyZ do pOkoie isme vebehly
spatriIy jsme ma pohovce ieze.
II mladou damu bez vedomi
Ruce jeJi byly zatate a tvar na
smrt bleda, patrne utyrans
dlouhou churavCstl.
Byla jsem poslana pro .eka
re, jehoz take "a n6koiik Okla
mziku isem privedla.
TrValou to hodnou chvili
nez mlada dana priNedena by
la k vedoml; avsak potom ON
dlevala opet a opet. SvleklS
jsme j a polozili Ia luzko. r.
prve nyni pocal il lekar ,bedli
ven prohllzetl. Tvaril Sc pr
tom neobyceJne vazne.
"Neruc:m IA nic," pravil 20
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mu, "ucinite dobre. kdyz pri-
Euzne teto danny prlpravite na
nejhorsi; "a diva tri dny a snad
jeSte dnes NIUE nastati kata-
lstrofa."
"Je to srdeCni vada?" zepta-
L. Sc PAM hrabenka.
"Ano, a sice druhu velice ne
hezpecneho," odpovedel lekar.
Hrabenka prijala zpravu tu-
to zcela klidne, kdezto hrabe
Fosko pocinal 81, jake by hlu-
boce byl zarmoucen. "Uboha
Laura Glydova! Uboha pani"
tax zvolal nekolikrate precha-
zeje po pokoji.
Ma noe Sc nemocna ponekud
zotavila. Ale nemohla sebou
! ami hnouti a jenom Septala ne
sroZumitelna slova. Tahy jeji
tvafe byly uslechtile, jenom ze
dlouhym utrpenim pozbyly VS.
like svezesti. Tato DANA byla
asi druhdy krasnou. Mela mo-
Dire oci a plave vlasy. Chvilemi
pohnula sebou prudce ma lozi
a Zmatene rozhlizela sc DO po-
koji. Jaksi podivne Sc ma mne
zahled6la promluvila neco,
cemu vsak jsem nerozumnela.
Kdyz jsem druheho dine ra-
no do pokoje vesla, byla CHI
DANA jeste uplne vysilena a S
nikym nemohla mluviti. Lekar
raridil, abychom il nevyruso-
vail. PAM hrabenka sama il po
sluhovala a jenom kdyz bylo
treba vykonati hrubsi nejakou
praci, zavolala mne nebo ko-
mOrnOu.
Odpoledne priscl l6kar op6t
d sd6lil, re nemocne dari sc Do
nekud lepe; pri tom naridil,
&Ly nikdo ma nrnemluvil, pone
vadz jest il treba nejvetsiho xii
du. Ale zda Sc, re lekar Sc my
lii pri pOsOuzeni jejiho stavu.
X veceru tehoz dine pribehla
PAM hrab6nka vSecka vydeSe-
Ea do kuchyn6 a naridila mi,
abych nejv6tsim spechu "a
volala lekare. Ami jsem neupra
villa svuj zevn6jSek a bezela
jsem k lekari, jehoz ma stesti
donna jsem postihla a jenz j.
hned vydal Sc Ma cestu. Kdyz
prisel k luzku nemocne, sdelo-
vala mu pani hrabenka:
"Nasi nemocne valnG sc pri-
tizilo; nyni lezi jako bez du-
cha.
Lekar nahnul Sc k nemocne
dame a ptal Sc uleknut:
Go Sc il, probuh stalo?"
"Asi pred hodinou nahle pro
citla," vypravovala hrabenka,
"a pOdivne po pokoji Sc rozhli
zeIa; potion vzkrikla upadla
I've mdlobu, We ktere posud sc
naleza."
! Lekar zavrtel hlavou a zno-
WI k nemocne Sc naklonil. Po-
tom polozil il ruku IA srdce.
"To neni mdloba," pravil
vaznG.
''Probuh, snad :. :" zasepta
la PAM hrabenka.
"Je mrtva," odpovedel le-
kar.
"Mrtva! TAX nahle! Co to.
rlu rekne hrab6?" opetovala
. hrabenka polohlasite, avsak IT,
pine klidne, jalio by Sc bylo sta
10 neco zcela obycejneho. Po-
: tom dodavala: "Musim to rici
hrabeti, ale nejvys setrne, aby
| Sc priliS nezalekl!"
Po tech slovech odesla z DO.
koje.
I mrtve danny zustala jsem
d.. sama lekarem.
TX upraveni mrtvoly do rak
, We poslu vam sem nekoho.'
: pravil tento po odchodu hra.
II
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"A. GU uldlu, u
Cele diva dny a dive noci byli
jsme ma ceste. Po dvou dnech
dorazili jsme k Gill, brzy rano
pred svitanim.
Kazdy z mas byl pripraven v
okamziku k odchodu. Vystoupi
me vlaku ma prostranne misto
pred stanici, po obou stranach
cbklopenou lesem, nacez jsme
nastoupili V six a pax We ctyrstu
pu cestou do polniho lezeni.
Costa nase byla pro mas pre-
kvapujlcl elm blize jsme pri
chazeli k taboru, tim vice Sc
nam zamlouvalo move prostfedi.
Konecne jsme dorazili do ta-
bora ,kde nam byla urcena mi
sta k ubytovani.
Kazdy mas byl ma nejvys
prekvapen Sc zafizenim polniho
lCZeni.
Soustavu tabora seznali jsme
inned po pfistani. V prvnich ia
dach pnou Sc domky k pfebyva
nj, jidelny pro kazdou rotu. -
Zvlast' pax kuchyne, koupelny,
kancelare, skladiste, stale pro
kone, vodovody spolecensky
sal, postovni urad, straznice a
kantina.
V nasem novem prOstredi by
Ii jsme hned jako donna o jsme
rpln6 spokojeni. Libi sc nam
zae velice v tomto romantickem
kraji. Az budeme opoustetiti
toto prostredi, veru ST caste
vzpomeneme ma zdejsi krajinu
a rrosty lid, ktery nam pricha-
IL We VSem vStflc.
Timto mohu opet rici, re III
vot vojensky je zivot vesely,
zvl&ste mezi naSimi bratry Ce-
choslovaky, kteri prisli re vsech
koncin zemekoule, "a jednim
stejnym cilem, vybojOvat svo-
bodu a SamoStatnOst narOdu Ma
Semu. Zdar naSich zbrani roz
hodne o osudech naseho narodo
V jehoz St'astnou budoucnost
vsichni doufame. Ma St'astnou
shledanOu We svobOdne Cechii,
kde sejdou Sc vSichnj ceSti ju-
naci. TOlik verime a dOufame,
re Sc stane skutkem. Pak-li ne
NSichni, tax aspon cast dOzije Sc
te radosti re uzri Opet naSi ma
ticku Prahu, sidlo naSi slavy
jez musi byt obnovena.
kdo chce byti dobrym Ce-
chem vlastencem, pfinaSi ODE
tt ma oltar vlasti, kdyz je tohO
tfeba a We vazne dobe, kdy jed
na Sc 0 naSe ziti. Pracuj kazdy
kdo mas cit a smysl pro pravO
q spravedlnost malych narodu.
My jsme zde ma miste kde je
nas treba a sli jsme, kdyz mas
naSe maticka volala opomoc.
Jdeme spolecne hrdiny, ktefi
mali kus zivita "a sebOu z va
lecne vravy a kteri prozili rady
utrpeni ma fronte v zajeti.
Nase vysvobozeni a vraceni
Sc do civilriho zivota nesmi byt
bez ovoce. Musime zviteziti "a
kazdou cenu. Radeji zemriti
nez-li padnouti otroctvi je ma
sim heslem. Spolehame na po-
moe krajanu a prizen vsech O.
pravdovych vlastencu.
| Pratele:
/ Verime pevne We Vas a dou-
! fame, re CeskoslOvenska Ameri
ka vykOra vse, co V silach naSe
nc lidu je obsazeno a re nezusta
nete poZadu. Verime Vam tax
! jako nasim donna We vlasu, neb
jsme vSichni z jedne krve, ktera
Sc media zapriti.
Kazdy ma sve misto, kan pa
iris, budiz nasi zasadou.
Vsem nasim pratelum poda-
vanle pres ocean nase pravice a
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Odjezd Il. a u. Ce.
skoslovackeho plu.
ku z Cognacu do
polniho tabora.
(Psano pro Svet.)

uoba pro vojaka prozije-li cast
sveho zivota v novem prostredi.
Podobnych dojmu zazili nasi
hosi z Ruska, re Srbska, Rumun
SKA, Francie naSi Ameriky,
jez bybi usazeni We vojenskem
lezenl v mestecku GU a DO
zdeji rozlozeni V sousedstvi ta-
bou J-m.
70 dobu naseho pobytu ma pu
dc trancouzske ziskali jsme 81
Ielke obliby u zdejsich domo-
rodcu. Snad nikdy pred tim ne
vedelo Sc mas, tax jako v dobe
pfitomne hlavne zde We Fran
Gil. A tusim, re Vas neprekva-
PIN ami dost malO, kdyz reknu,
re mas Francouzi povazovali "a
cikansky narod, ovsem re jen
prosty, obecny lid. Jinak pohli
zeji ma mas dnes, kdyz mas po-
znali a zvedeli co vse mas lid
dovede.
Nebylo koncertu, ably nebyI
zastoupen obecenstvem civil
MIN. Stejne ma hristi pfi kopa-
ne. rovnez pri ceskych diva
delnich predstavenich vzdor to
mu, re nam nerozumeli ami sluv
ko, byli vzdy pritomni.
Veskerou pozornost nam We
novali kazdem ohledu ma uli-
ci, hOstincich i obchodech. Ne
kolika slOvy receno, Cechoslova
ci stall Sc pfedmetem, kolem
nichz Sc tocilo vSe.
Zpev, hudba a humor byl
vzdy ma dennim pofadku, cimz
Jsme 81 ziskali velikou prizen
domorodcu, jez utkvi v pameti
jejich do nekonecna.
| Konecne nadesla mobilisace
nasich ceskoslovenskych pluku,
ktere Sc pfipravily k odjezdu
do polniho tabora. Jakmile I'VE
deli 0 tom civiliste, narikali a
truchlili pro mas, tax jako by
chom byli vlastni jejich deti.
Place a narku bylo ma, vsech
stranach do nekoneCna pro ma
Sc hochy, jez ziskali 81 velike
ncty a lasky vSech nasich fran
couzskych pratel.
Zcela neocekavane nadeSel
urcity den odjezdu. V ten den
budicek ustanoven byl ma ctvr
tou hodinu, ably Sc kazdy mohl
nalezite pripraviti Ma cestu. O
sedme hodine byl nastup celeho
rluku. Sestaveni delo Sc die pra
poru (battailonu), jedna rota
"a druhOu. V prednich radach
hemzlly Sc naSe cerveno-bile
prapOrky, rude S kalichem, fran
couzske americke. Mimo tohO
kazdy oZdoben byl bud ruzi,
karafiatem anebo lipovym Ii
slim. Pred osmou hodinOu ran
n! nastoupil treti prapor do Via
ku. Nastup del Sc klidne kaz
dy jevil plno nadseni. Kratce
pred Odjezdem re stanice zahra
la nam plukovni kapela hymny
"Marsailleisu" a "Kde domOy
muj! !" Kde kdo tisnil sc k ok
hum, ably zanechal posledni pc
zdrav tenn, kteri tam zustali
20 te vlak, cely ovenceny a or
dobeny praporky hnul Sc z ma.
drazi "a zp6vu naSich hrdinu.
Ma desatou hodinu urcen by
cdjezd pro druhy a v jednu he
dinu pro prvni prapor. Ackoli>
druhy prapor vyjel 0 dive hodi.
ny pozdeji "a nami, prece mas
vlak jejich behem cesty nekol
krate dOhonil. Vlak mas ujizdeI
jako o zavod a klestil 81 cestu
romantickymi krajinami, casto
krate lesem nekolika tunely
Ma mnohych stanicich zdravil
mas nasi americti bratri, jejichi
tabory nalezali Sc pohlize dra
hy. Stejne Ma vsech stranach pt
sllali nam pozdravy Francouzi
kdyz spatrili vyzdobeny vlak
Ccstou potkali jsme jeden vlal
vystehovalcu civilnich z valec
nehO pasma. Zaiiste 81 dOvedett
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Trpite-li nejakou krevni neb
kozni chorobou, proc snasite
dele tuto nemoc? DR.. Bailey
Vam mGze pomoci. Pc dobu
uplynulych dvacet let lecil tyto
choroby S dspechem jest nej-
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Clevelande. Mimo jineho mo-
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objevu profesora Ehrlicha COG
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Navstivte jej lined, ceny
jsou mlrne pfi nejlepSim oSe-
treni. : Uredni hodiny cd $3.50
dop. do 8 hodin vecer. V nedeli
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PRODAJf Sc obchodni domy,
Jeden Sc dvema story, hostinec
a stfizni obchod, druhy ma
zlatnicky obchod. Podminky
mlrne a cena veln1i levna. Biz
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DUR VALUABLE HOLDINGS AND LOCATIONS

to $50 barrels and average depth Of 300 to 600 feet Of
high gravity OIL
450 acres located Santa Anna, Texas close to shall
low production and south of the big Magnolia the Nor
rs ranch of Coleman county Texas which considered
to be in the formation the Ranger well and at the
same depth of 3,400 feet.
is better described being in Block l02 of the sub
division of the NJ II. Survey No 274 and being part Of
the 7. Pendleton Survey No 21
There number of wells within miles Of this par
cuar tract of land that have been producing for years
depth of 200 and $500 feet Well is drilling within
miles of it at the present time and at depth Of 400
feet sand encountered that filled the hole full of OIL
but this cased off and the well being drilled to what
is known the Ranger sand in Coleman county on the
Morris ranch