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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12
EENNIG LEFT GERMAN
FOR SAYING TOO MUCH,
HE TEsTIFIEs AT TRIAL

Wv T-TN, F0N- y y I WITH0--
iu hI- own defense. Paul , Hruuip.
u|aturuul,d German today testified
iu the Hrooklyu federal rourt whore
bee rs pu triul for treason, that hc left
GcrmuuN aud came 20 the United
states while making AN address go q
Mus pu, celebration in l.eIpsto va
1906 because he said too much
against the German government
ucuuir ls charged with having
tlup,r,, with torpedo %ENrorcopc
paris bon the r. W, Bliss muuitiou fac
tory. whore he formerly was a fore
man These g-yroscopos were intend
ED Tor u-r by the g. 5. navy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12
our on rHEIn own MOTHS

We arc ludubrulN 100,
most martial nation 100 the
e world. For two ocufIr.". Ger,
: man NiFnr upheld he drytdruj
l.oman empire. Ouiy Germans
we're able to combat the pilmi-
tive might " Gcrmsu~ Iu
seven battles uf IA. nations BOO
tbs for'es OF TuutohUrg ia ,hc
= Californian phtius. 10 Tours.
? aud az roitirrs. ou The L"ch-
p fed near Lieeuits before Vie
emma lsuiu.t the Turks. and az
% Wdi"rluI Wc saved the ci,iigJ-
: tlor tUiosittuugl of Europe
= We are the most gifted of
nations IN AN 'hc domains 81
: scicuo, and ar. We are the
best %culuuist-. the best sailors.
and even IN. bees, traders And
vet We hay, uH' up 500 NOW -"-
cured our due hare Zoo IA"
heritage Of th, world because
We viii not learn goo dttv sllu-
p tJry hs-uus from history
Thtt the Gurmau "uupIr, Dr.
MOI the end hut the n,giuuIuu
uf our national doN,lurw'ut I.
. an obvious truth which ts got
p is 10y mo- means tho ouuutuu
p property OF GcrWstuS f. BE-
% recognized only hN 70 sew vulii-
2 waited men Fritz Bl"s. Iic
.. Weltetelump deS DcutSch-
: Turns. 1897. pp. eliza
. BloN BIZ editor .or the ''Icit-
Ftagcn' ~ Hcrlin, he has had
E experience BOO German colonial
. oNcruluCut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

As q means OF kccping "alW OBJ
DAYS. L. writer iu 90, Chtc,p D.
.'rrIbuu" suglos~ts 'huddlinE Tia o..
would hat. e certain number 90
families get tugcthcr Ice one house and
'huddic" together clu~oN That all
RIGHT II The, VIII allow us to -"lcc,
the part, ur ptrt,,s We are Co hue
ole with Gu, if It's to be- % cntch
,,s- atch-cm affair We are "fcrl ins'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

The Dllw isc censor Insists that Wo
must not say New Work. ur "llos-
tuu,' but must say AN Atlantic rort. q
Were 1t not for this c3%lnouflasc tn"
Germ,tu- might get wise To- Il lot 90
our secrets. However, 10 b. pcrf,ctl5
proper for the Information To ac pub
Hsh.'d broadcast h at there can be ~"
machine guns delivered 90 the United
army unttl April verify. th'
~ The censor udsscth under.
standing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12
rmrN CNnrnnGEs NNn \ GrN.

\ turNtrish or uomradc. as tho
Eussilu soldier now calls himself, oc-
rupi"d M, upper berth in a first clpss
compartment between Rustoff ana
N"i,>uudruysE "a f"w days ugu IL"
had paid mo- fur" of course and %
l7dN who had been ln the c"mpnri-
lu,ut had been forced 20 leave and
stand 400 the aisle. for his yomrado
90 hu.E, peasant with muddy boots
yrrufiu Infested clothes hu
been or his back for months
lN 100 fun length on the rod velvet
cushion OF the lower berth his head
p.luwcd ON u dirt, hurlop rag hold.
his kit How ne gluat"d over th"
uuwoutca luNury. in the conscious
ness that tuyartsh has come g. his
own while tho bourgeois tr, east ont
into dissolution
- asked the mar in the upper
berth about his plans There VIII ho
peace within % month n not ul
the soldiers from th" Caucasus Co
Uigl. VIII go home oach taking tir,y
cartridge, and a gun Then There win
bc another revolution and vo VIII
show thcm''
Thai rs the big fnc' about Russia
TODAY bigger perhaps than the
revolution Itself of which D. is tho
most important expression. Tu,arish
is taking his gun lul going home.
without saving 'h' YOUR leave" 10.
an,hody. Now Do, has an argument
the force NJ which Doc can understand
uud wiold tie hl- been b%ewildered
ana ~hotuddlod hE countless strange
pleas An PARTIES hay, appealed 10
hin as " he were t reasonable he.
iur llo Inns been iussod about on o
SEA " rhetoric, each latest wave car
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

we often entered false path. The
Lord pointed ont to us uy 90 nara
s huuI The path ay wht.h SO should
pu The word however o.. 40" -'mc
.tim. has NOT n,ru coy the rrhf r''h.
.auorh Wuhcm We ~Hrml-r ihh'
whom William thought b., Vr u't
ing Nith the Almighty the Wines Ncr
crossed ana In reality d, wa, c"r'"r"-
ing with the dcNil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12
Q BANKERS, AN EDITOR
GUILTY OF VIOLATING
ESPIONAGE ACT, SAY

ParkcrshurE ". Va, FEB. ~ The
trial uf two bankers ana an editor OF
Barbour county West virginia, ON an
indictment charging violation OF the
espionage act. ended today with pleas
Of guilty Each was fined {l0.o0o
ana costs. The men nre:
Floyd Tctcr. vice president Of tho
bank ~ Bcliugtoh. w. Va, Altman j.
StJlnUNcr cashier of the same bank,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12
NOT IIKE uo,n:.

ono Of the new army ORDERS in
France furbids our soldiers swearing
at the mules This VII mcrel, make
the mules NE homcsi,k for Mis-.
souri, than ever Detroit News
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

Every man IS said tu h,', hi4
pr uliar ambition. Whether b. ''
true or uo'. I can -tN 'Hr one. thl'
. have mo- other So great tS thti
OF .eiu- truly esteemed 81 my
fellow men. by rtudcriHg myself
worthy of their cSterur Lincoln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12
~ JOnN pNII JONrS S\ID.

70 adapt the words of John Paul
Jones we have not yet begun to
fight Nurth American Review
war W.oklH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

Mr.. Hoover has newer claimed Co.
bee au author nut hy b putting up %
might, interesting cereal story.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

I'm scanning the Held tot somebody
To- pa, pep into our wal pr,i"r"t.'nf
Major jump uf Washington should
i. ~Nvtluukcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

The way Tor ~ Young man q"
rise b. TO improve himself ever,
wa, b., can, never ~su+prc;iug that
uu, body Wishes tp hinder him
Lincoln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

Itch' Itch! Hch-scratch' scratchl
Scratch The more YOU scratch, the
worse the Itch Try Donu's Ointment
For eczema. any skin Itching Gee box.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

rut ia a HELP WANTED ad. then
read ,hs 1lTUATloNs wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-02-12

Lincoln once remarked to a friend that
he never felt his utter worthless
ness SO much as when in the presence
of a hotel clerk or a waiter. His whole
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

WAlIaLss. -capsb.e. good appearing $40 city
or country. eXcsileut references Miss Shea s.
A--nov 10 EasL A2d A.urray I'm ga
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

HOUSEWORKER for apartment: capable young
Canadian woman. with useful school girl daueh-
ter: S4O present employer recommends Miss SAeas
Agency, 80 East AID Murray Hill G774.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

500 REWARD, no questions asked, for
return of several etchngs by Meryon and
drawing by La Fargo, taken from the resi-
dence of d client. Kennedy & Co., 61Sl
Fifth ave.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
COUNTRY BOARD
NEW JERSEY
ALTITUDE 300 FEET
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FEMALE

NURSE Thoroughly eNper enced vii take enlire
ployer Miss FtrGcrald's Employment Bureau ssss
9th ave Telephone Bryant 1853.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

TWO GIRLS cook. waitress. young. thoroughly
experienced: excellent references. Miss FitzGef-'
AIDS Employment Bureau. 545 9th Telephone
Bryant 1868.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Real Estate for Sale
or To Let
NEW YORK STATE
Help Feed the Allies

Thirty acre fruit and berry, farm: $50 cherry
trees 200 apples, 400 psars, 80 pigns 10 quia-es
rev peaches; y acres IN BLACK rasJ,berrles. =.
acre III red rasDbe ries II IN stra1Dsrries !
sIApess cats, corn. : ~ aioess 9sps- agls. q
my pasture. wood and end timber. 7-roela
te5 1'n.e' water pumped Eausc; rfnrifg xater
" cattle JsTd n.ce new garage and poul y house
ana large barn; tares, Sl2: prize for cuk sac
V'N haA "a Flms4n u7rtasge: clear tile
guaranteed; 2lz mites from City Of Hudson anc
Gfe.ndale. y LL.YD NJ HALI.ENBE
GTeendale- on The Hudson. y 7
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

SISTERS. two young Swedish girls; very neat.
competent cook. excellent waitress. sosslher. ciiy.
country. wears position Sampson Agency
fSl Lexington Tel. Plaza 50q5
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

LAUNDRESS S-Thoroughly experienced. under
stands laundering fine linens: 90 to country Miss
FitzGerald's Employment Bureau. 5l6 9TH ave
Telephone Bryant 1858
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

WAITRESS on CIAsIBERAAID WAITRESS VERY.
neat nee appearing ihorol.hy experienced; en-
celient references. smal family city, SD. Gail
Mason's Agency, l3l Mcsl i-d ST.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

LAUNDRESS. S.-Exce.ant Swedish wousan neat
careful. dos shirts. collars fine linens excellent
references. $40 Sampson Agency. Isl Lexington
Telephone Plaza 5o05
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

LADf'S MAID requires position good seamstress.
would do little chamber work if necessary; $40
to s45. Can be we'll recommended Repy. Adyer-
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

LADYS MAlD-French, very neat capable. con-
scientous excellent seamstress exceptionally we'll
recommended: $45. Mrs Mason Agency I3i West
32d St Bryant 5633
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

LAcNDRESS and CLFANER.-By day thoroughly
experienced. responsible woman; ghly recon-
mended me-, led East Side preferred Mrs Masons Agency
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

r. H. MACY & co.
have vacancies in the following
departments for competent
Saleswomen or for women
who are able to become COM
petent Saleswomen through
the aid of our department of
training:
Handkerchiefs,
Gloves,
Underwear,
Corsets,
Colored Silks,
Merino Underwear,
Mems Neckwear,
Housefurnishings,
China,
Toys,
Books,
Pictures,
Candy.
Apply at office of Employ
ment Manager, I'd Balcony,
rear, oath St. entrance, any
time during the day.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
NEW JERSEY
SPLENDID HOME BARGAIN

READY FOR OCCUPANCY now.
Inc rent you now pay ana a small nav
mont down secures title: $500. plot 1905
100 feet; II big roaIns. baths: wid,
Verandas: IN select seitlsd e.ghb3rhood
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

INFANTS NURSE.--Youg American Protestant,
hospital trained: infant only: s45-s5N J.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d ST. Sd floor
Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24

| LAUNDRESS. first class: thoroughly experienced
finest lingerie. shirts collars excellent references
city country: s45 Mason's Agency, lSl West 42d
New-York tribune., 1918-11-24
Viii TAKE LIBERT'Y HoNDS-FINE FsTArt,
FOR SALE AT RUTHERFORD
ECTICUT.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

CONNECTICUT EXCLUSIVELY
JOHN CRAVE ORD EAST 42D STREET
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-10

PRONAJME Sc pekny byt, v
okoli Narodni Sine, domek
sam sobe pro ceskou rodinu.
Adresa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
SO
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PRODA Sc dum O sedmi poko-
jich, koupelna, ferncs a vse
mOderne zarizenO. Da sc LEVINE
"a pricinou odjezdu z mesta.
Haste Sc v {. 1916 Angelus
ave-, blize E. 131 ul. v COrlett.
z 8-12
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Y uponlnku
ma

Lauru, baronku Glydovu.
Nlzc jcstG vytesan byl den y
rok narozeni, jakoz den a rok
umrti. Teprve kdyz spatrll
isem tento napis, dostalo Sc mi
ulevy, ktere bylO mi jiz nejVyS
treba. Sklesl jsem na kolena u
hrobu a ulevil sklicenemu srdci
svemu placem. Polozil jsem
rozpalenou hlavu na chladny
mramor a oddal Sc upln6 sve
bolcsti. V duchu vOIal jsem il
zpGt a prosil il, ably Sc aspon
na okamzik vratila kraju
nadhvGzdnych. O ma draha,
sIadka Lauro. Moje duSinko, je
dina, nyni smi snad srdce mole
mluviti k tob6 bez ostychu!
Nevim, jak dlouho prodle-
val jsem takto u hrobu. Blede
podzimni slunko chylilo Sc liz
slime k Zapadu q mad krajinOu
poCinai Sc snaSeti soumrak, KITE
ry tiche zahrade mrtvych doda
val je5t6 tajemniho razu. Nsu-
de panovalo yelobn6 ticho. ne.
rusenG All jedinym hihskem.
Pojednou zaslechl jsem Sc
lest, jako by veCernl vetrlk po
pohanel sezlout e listi po pisci
tych cestach. Take tiche kroky
lidske nohy jsem Zaslechl. Kr<
ky ty nahIe sc za5tavily.
Pozvedl jsem hlaVu.
Stranou ma hrbitov6 spatri
Jsem stati dive postavy zcnskG
jichz zraky upreny byly ku hr'
bu ke mne.
Ano, byly dive.
Prlstouplly ponekud bllze
cpet Sc zastaylly. Tvare Jenc.
zastTeny byly hustymi zavoj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-10

PRODA Sc dvourodinny dqm
velmi LEVINE bude-li prodan
hned. Haste Sc v {. 2993 MUIR
sery Ave. 8-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-10

THE BROADWAY UPHOL-
STEERING FURNITURE co.
proda v drazbe zbytky pekne-
no nabytku dne IL. a 13. srpna
Prijd'te do {. 88O6 Broadway.
SIS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-10

PRODA Sc dobre zarizeny "a
vod ma cisteni a zehleni Satstva
"a pficinou odchodu k vojsku.
Haste Sc v {. 1904 Cedar ave.
Tel. Garfield 793O-J. $40
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DROBNE OZNAMKY

HLEDA Sc misto pro jednoroc
nj dite k opatreni pres den, a.
by matka mohla jiti do prace.
Haste Sc v {. 1926 Trumbull
ave. 8-12
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-10

"ChceS mi zajiste neco smut
neho rici," pravil jsem chveii-
cim Sc hlasem.
Sestra, ktera dOsud bedlive
pozorovala moi tvar, zakryla
81 nyni oci zast6rkou a spesne
vybehla z pokoje.
Poznal jsem, re place.
Staricka matka privinula Sc
Ike mne, objala mne a slzlc pra
villa: "Zlaty muj hochu, smut
nou ii reknu zpravu! Ia, KITE
rou isl toiik miloval, nenl Jlz
vice mezi zivymi."
Tusil jsem, re neco podob-
neho uslysim. Hlava mole kle-
sla ma prsa matcina, ma nlchz
ukryl jsem zoufaly svuj zarmu
tex.
Tretiho dne po SVEN prize
zdu uminil jsem 81, re navstl-
vim Laufin hrob, u nehoz dod
fal jsem najiti aspon trochu u
levy pro palcivou bolest, JeA
sldce mole svirala. Vydal jsem
sc ihned Ma cestu, V nlz ami ma
tka ami sestra mi nebranily.
ByI itchy den odzimnl, kdyz
opustil jsem zeleznicnl vuz ma
male osamele stanici a sam pc
sky vydal Sc po zname ceste
ku hrbitovu V Limmeridgu.
Ach, jak tcskno bylo mi po te-
to ceste! Kracel jsem kolem
mnohych mist, Ma nichz dru-
hdy prodleval jsem s tou, k le.
iimuz hrobu nyni jsem puto-
val. u mnohych t6chto mist by
10 mi, jako bych musil poklek'
nouti libati je, nebot druhdy
Gotykala sc jich noha jeji.
V tesknem zadumani dose
jsem na hrbitOv. VSe bylO zd'
starem poradku. Starry, sesl,
kostelik, polozapadlG hroby,
msene nahrobky : vse jak'
by zde pohrizeno bylo konej
sivy sen. "A tam prede mnou b
lal Sc veliky mramorOvy kfiz
nahrobku, kryjiciho tGlesnG p,
zustatky matky a dcery -.
S obnazenOu hlavou pristOu
pill jscm ku hrobu.
Stal jsem tax dlouho V ne
mem zadumani. Ma jednc str
ne nahrobku byl vyryt zccl
novy ziaceny napis, obsahuJic
SloVa:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-10

PRODA Sc machinist a toolma
kerS toolbox, uplne zachovala,
z ctvrtecniho dubu, ktera stala
Is dollaru a da Sc velmi LEVINE,
ponevadz majetnik nema pro
nj potrebu. Haste Sc v {, 5084
Clark ave., S. E., byvala Holli-
Ster ave. so
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-10

|dynskych domG. Nepatfime Vi
ce k lidem, jichz zivot jest pri
my a kazdemu znamy. Jsem
nyni jenom pokoutnfm kresli-
Gem, bez pratel a ochrancu.
Marie Halkombova jest toliko
moji starsi sestrou; ktera v do
macnosti kona vsechny prace
jeko sluzka, pradlena a XII
charka. Jsme vsichni obeti a "a
roven vykonavateli hrozneho
podvodu. Jsme spoluvinnlky 81
! !lene Amy Katherikove, ktera
81 osvojuje jmeno, postaveni
majetku zemrele baronky Lau
ry Glydovy.
Takove jest nase postaveni.
Zakon, verejne mlneni, vsi-
chni pratele pribuzni jsou
presvedceni, ze Laura GlydOva
rozena Fairliova odpoclva We
hrobe vedle sve matky. Ia Ii
va odnata zivotu existuje Lau-
ia, manzelka barona Percivala
Glyda jenom pro svoji sestru Il
pro mne; pro vsechen ostatni
svet jest mrtva. Mrtva pro sve
no stryce, ktery il zapira, mrt-
va pro urady, jez vydaly vse-
chino jeji jmeni jejimu manzeli
a jeji tete; ba jest mrtva pro
moi matku, ktera soudi, re
stal jsem Sc obeti nejake dobro
druzne zenStiny.
A prece jest Laura Fairliova
lposud ma zivu! Zije V chudobe
a We smutnem 1tulku, ktery
jsem il a jeji sestre, opatfil.
zije pod uchranou chudeho
kresiice, ktery 81 uminil, re Wy
ldobude il opet misto mezi III
lvymi.
A coz nevznikla nikdy We
mne pochybnost, zvlaste kdy
dobre jsem vedel, jak uzasn;l
byla .podobnost mezi nj mezi
: Annou Katherikovou? O niko-
: Ii, ami stin pochybnosti nemohl
vniknouti v moji dust od tohoto
: ckamziku, kdy odcstrela zavoi
ma hfbitove u nahrobku, ktery
1 hlasal jeji smrt. U toho nahrob
: ku jsem Sc modlil, ably nebe pc
: slalo mi il. aspon ma okamzik
: -|jediny a modlitba mole byla Wy
|siysena. Laura, zivouci Laurs
! priSla. :. A nez toho dine slul
i ce uplne zapadlo, vyslech
: jsem celOu hroznou historic jej
a no utrpeni, vyslechl zpravy
e desnem, bezprikladnem podv'
|, du tn jsem zasvetil cely svu.
zivot nestastn6 te bytosti, .ii
me srdce davno patrilo. A de
: koval jsem nebi, re dana mi by
& la k tomu prilezitost.
Ach jak mnoho musil jsen
vytrp6ti, nez dockal jsem Sc t
n to prilezitosti! Ze vzdalenost
G rnoha tisic mil musil jsem s.
vratiti, musil jsem prestati pre-
o cetna nebezpeGenstvi pfi Mich!
a mnoho mych soudruhu, siln6j
il sich a stateCnejSich, bidn6 Ia
1, hynulo. PAX jsem Sc navratil
'e naSel zbOznovanOu Lauru op,
D, St6nou a hrozn6 zm6nenoU
'e Krasa jeji dlouhym utrpenir
al pcvadla, duch jeji byl sklicer
V takovem stavu uvedl il osu
o. V mOji naruc. Byla moji. Ujs
III .jsem Sc il jako otec a bratr, ;
v bych il chranil, ctil milova
n A S timto zaroven odhodl;
jsem Sc k boji prot neslych;
ne n6mu podvodu, prot ukladun
nj IS d'abelskou chytrosti nastroj
to nym.
II, Nyni, kdyz talto jsem vyl
m Gil svuj stav, treba mi seznam
IA ii ctenare S tim, co stale Sc k
tee pred mym sejitim Sc M;
al rii Halkombovou a jeji sestrc
m Laurou ma hrbitove V Limm
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Roman Nspsal W. Collins

ulIlllIl IlIllluSSisteSs0iAN
lKdyz pax zustaly stati, odestre
LA jedna Mich zavoj. V polo
seru vecernim poznal jsem j.
hned sleCnu Marii Halkombo-
vOu.
Ach, jak byla zmenena ia
uprimna jeji tvar! Jeji oci di-
voce kolem Sc rozhlizely ia
kesi hruze uplraly Sc ma mne.
ITvar jeji byla bleda a vpadla.
Strach a zarmutek zracily Sc V
nj. Ma prvni pohled jsem po-
zral, re cd te dolby, co slecnu
Ijsem nevidel, mnoho podivne-
no musilo Sc nj prihoditi.
Ucinil jsem nekolik kroku
blize k nj. Ami Sc nepohnula q
ami nepromluvila. Dana, jejlz
Itvar posud byla zastrena, sla-
lbe vykrikla potacela Sc, jako
Iby mdloba Sc nj pokousela.
Ouch sc We mne zatajil, neboc
Sc mi zdalo, re dobre znam O.
men hlas, ktery oval Sc je-
Jim vykriku.
Dana Sc zavojem opustila
slecnu Halkombovou a volnym.
namahavym krokem blizila Sc
Ike mne.
SIecna Halkombova vidouc
bliziti Sc svoji spolecnici Ike
mne, zvolala: "Probuh, je to-!
Zastrena DANA blizila sc tax
zvolna a mlcky, jako by Sc mnt
bala. Patfil jsem upln6 ma nj q
. niGeho vice kolem sebe jsen
: revid6l. Jeji postava naplnova.
: la nine uzasem, ba skOrO stra
: chem.
, Pristoupila az ku hrObu a o
destrela t6sn6 pfede mnOu sv(
j tvar. Nevim, zdaz leknutir
, jsem vykfikl; pamatuji Sc to
7 liko, re byl .jsem jake zkame
D nelly nemoha sebou ami po
D hnouti.
: Jedine, co jsem zasIechI, by
{ HAS slecny Halkombove, kter;
L ustraSena vOlala ma mnc: "Za
D kryjte 81 tvar! Nedivejtc Sc n;
ni!' A hned ma to volala zas'
i na svoji spolecnici: "Probuh
usctr no, Lauro. 70
: "Lauro ~
a "Ano, u hrobu Laury baron
IA ky GlydovG stala - ziva Laur;
i tairliOVa. -.
O tyden pozdeji pocinar
psati novy list a pokracuji v
SVEN vypravovani.
\ Dejiny vsech dnu, jez takt
k pomijim mlcenim, necht zust
il nou nevypsany. Dech Sc mi ia.
ii a duch muj upada v temnotl
IS kdyz ma to pomyslim. Proto s
II radeji odvracim cd toho vSeh,
ci co mi bylo vypravovano a co S
NJ bylo stalo dobe, kdy mesk;
~ jsem daleke cizine..
e Prerusil jsem sve vyprav'
il vani ma hrbitove v Limmeridg
III a O tyden pozdeji pokracuji
ju mem uprostred lomozu londyl
a, skc ulice.
jc' Jesti to ulice v chude, cetl
je obydlcne casti mesta. Prizer
jednoho Z cetnych domu te
e rlice obyvano jest antikvafel
de kdczto V prvnjm a We druhe
liz patre jsou k pronajati byty, l
Oh bytkem opatrene.
tie Pod cizim jmenem maj
da jsem ODE patra. V horeisi
W. sam j5em Sc ubytoval; jsou ia
le- toliko tri svetnicky, z nichz j
!. dna slouzi mi "a pracovnu
Sc druha "a loznic!. V prvnim p
20 trc ubytovany jsou dive dar
ci- ktere vydavam "a svoje sest
ky a proto ony musily prijati
70 tez cizi jmeno, jako ia. Ma
vobyti vydelavam praci svy
,rukou; zhotovuji vykresy
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PRIME Sc divka neb zena ma
uklizeni a miti nadobi. Stala
prace dobry plat. Haste Sc
v restaurantu roh Broadway a
BarkWill ave. 8-12
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PRODA Sc ohnivzdorna polka
dina, prostredni velikost, hodi-
ci Sc pro spolek neb obchodnl-
ka. Pevna cena obnasi $1OO,
da Sc "a $35, majetnik nema
pro nj potrebu. Haste Sc v els.
3737 Broadway. ?
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PRODAJf Sc obchodni domy,
jeden sc dvema Story, hostinec
IA strizni obchod, druhy ma
zlatnicky obchod. Podminky
rairne a cena veln.i levna. Biz
Isl sc sdeli v {. 5421 Fleet ave.,
'roh e.. SIS ul. so
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PkIJME Sc

PRIJMOU Sc zeny ma lehkou
praci v tovarne. Haste sc u
Cleveland Wire Spring Co.,
roh E. 40 ul. a Harvard.
8-15
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PRONAJME Sc.

PRONAJME Sc Obchodnl rohO
We mlsto v move budove v ces-
KEN okoli, ehodici sc pro jaky-
koli 0bchod, s bytem neb bez
bytu. Podminky mirne. Haste
|se v {. 4639 Broadway roh
Finn ave. :?