davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-05-31
Hungary to Give Up Grain.

ANSTERpAM. Nay 3l.-Under an
agreement whereby the country haw-
Ing ths Arst harvest II obliged to cads
its surplus to the others. Hungary
during July wjl deliver its nrst sur.
plus supply AZ grain to Austria and
Germany. Budapest Aolegram n
Dutch 1ewnpapATA nayst
Evening star., 1918-05-31
ANTl.EVICTION BILL
IS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT

President Wilson this after
noon signed the Salisbury anti
eviction resolution, which would
prevent ousting of tenants from
their homes through "colorable"
sales for the period of the war.
Evening star., 1918-05-31
Senator Sterling Leads in Primary,

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. May Sim
complete returns from Tuesdays re-
publican primary In South Dakota
indicate Senator Thomas Sterling has
bssu Srsnominatsd over Frank NJ.
8yrna hx from 1000 to 5000 votsa,
Aseusns aiso indicate that q 4
GnSDtophsrson. of Sioux Falls, ana
aay0 e. Johnson Of Aberdeen, aSa
~ ADm1nAe9 In the 6xot and, soooad
&nefessional districts. John Il Kelly
Robably will be the Democratic
HD3noA -&oS Unieo6 state0eaAnAtan
Evening star., 1918-05-31
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK. May 31.-Metal ex-
change quotes lead steady; spot. TOO
ALSO: spelter. quiet: East st. Louis
delivery, spot. 7.27Ma7.37h.
lures. f110; electrolytic. f125. Spot
tin, ESQ; futures. 1850. Lead-Spot.
f2s los: futures. f2s los. Spelter-Spot
f54; futures, ESQ.
Evening star., 1918-05-31
QUERY BY SOCIALISTS.
Maut Explanation Of Unhindered
Shipment Of Enemy Troops.

GENEVA May 30.-The Docialista
nsvs givsn notice that they intend to
fnt3Deliats the rsichstag naval eem-
mitsee Why during last month lo0, 1000
enemy troops embarked for France
without the slightest apparent atten.
tton from submarines. according to 4
Munich dispatch.
Evening star., 1918-05-31

nAR SILVER QUOTATIONS..
H% saos.9 = S.r :s: asnas s.:s s:,.s- e.
LoNDoN. MY Si-Due silver, lsxd
per ounce. Money. per cAnt. Dls-
count ratss-Shcrt bills, 81 Per ceats
thres-suoath hills Z 1r1t peg cent
Evening star., 1918-05-31
FRENCH BANK sTATEanNT,

PARIS. May 31.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of France shows
the following changes:
Gold in hand, increased 683.oO0
francs: silver in hand. decreased l.
446. 900 francs: notes in circulation, i'm
creased 230.334.0o0 francs; treasury
deposits, decreased 1s.433.00 francs;
general deposits. increased l7S,Ss0,.
600 francs: bills discounted. increased
41,7S9,o0o francs: advances. decreased
$4,000 francs.
Evening star., 1918-05-31
THE WEATHER.

The District Of Columbia-Fair,
warmer tonight and tomorrow; gentle
south and southwest winds.
Maryland and virginia-Fair 70.
night and tomorrow. warmer IN east
portions; gentle south and southwest
winds.
morrow; little change in temperature.
Tide Tables.
compiled by United States coast and
geodetic survey
Today-Low tide, 7:18 am. and 1881
pm.; high tide, 1904 am.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 8:14 am. and
s:I3 nm: high tide, 1874 am. and
1:49 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-sun rose. 5:45 a.m.; sun sets
Tomorrow-sun rises, b:44 am: sun
sets. SGT pm. ,,,,o
W automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings OF
the Thermometer ana DdToIuelSE a.
the weather bureau for the twenty
four hours beginning at 2 pm. yes
Thermometer-Yesterday,4 4 pm. ss:
4 nm. 65; IL midnight. IS; TO-DAY, =
am, e2; s am, IS: IL noon. rs; I'm.
80. Maximum. 80, at 2 pm. TO-DAY;
minimum, 81, at 4 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Maximum, "a; minimum, 81.
Barometer-Yesterda I pm. SOLO;
8 nm. 30.12; ~ midnight, 30:0S; to-
day. 1 am, 5000; 8 am, 5000; IL noon,
29.97: pm, 1896.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water
at am: Great Falls-Temperatur
r.: condition, 800. palecarlta ressr.
voirSTemperature. 2s; condition At
north connection. 800; condition OF
south connection, $50. GEORGETOWN
distributing reservoir-Temperature'
75: condition at inhuent gatehouse,
TX: condition at effluent gatehouse, IS.
Up-River Waters.
speei.l Dispatch to The Star.
HARPERs FERRY. W. Va, May
ai.-The Potomac river was muddy
and the Shenandoah very muddy
this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1918-05-31
FINAL DAY FOR PAYING
i THE MTANG|BLES TAX
BY L A. FLEMING.

This Is the last day for the pay
ment of the intangible property taxes
of 1917, without penalty. After today
a penalty of one per cent for each
month they remain unpaid will be
added.
This law became effective March ),
1917. and assessments were based on
property scheduled prior to August l,
1917, the rate being three-tenths OF
one per cent. Not only was the in
tangible tax intended to cover hold
ings of stocks and bonds, other than
the stocks of local banks. street rail-
road companies, lighting companies,
building associations and bonded and
title insurance companies. or of other
corporations engaged in business here
and subject to taxation here. but also
all moneys in bank other than sums
under $500 on deposit in savings
banks.
June 20. 1917. there was more than
$4,000, GOO in cash in trust companies
and national banks of the city and
$4,000. 900 more in the savings banks,
but probably considerable sum OF
the larger amount also represented
savings.
While there is no way to give the
accurate aggregate of the Intangible
tax. 1T is stated that the amount that
will be realized through this new law
will be in excess of 81 100000, which
would indicate intangible property
valuation in excess Of the most opti-
mistio estimates
Evening star., 1918-05-31

NEW YORK, May 31.-Lard steady;
middle west, 24.10a24.20. Other arti-
cles unchanged.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md, May 81 Il pm.
quotations).-W No. 2 red.
soft, 2.22: spot No. Q red winter, 2.24.
Receipts. 1.121 bushels.
Corn-Receipts, S6.5f2 bushels.
Oats-Easier: No. white, 761sa77.
Receipts. 24,204 bushels. Exports,
476,267 bushels.
Rye-Quiet; receipts, 2.672 bushels.
Hay-Steady: No. / timothy, No. /
clover. mixed. both unchanged.
Evening star., 1918-05-31

Selling Ex-DivIdend Today.
Futures opened steady. January. 23.11.
u. g. Steel, IN. and 8 extra; Burns
Brothers, 5 per cent in Liberty Bonds;
California Packing, 1; Southern Pacific.
III; q. 8. Cast Iron Pipe preferred. ~
Canadian Pacific, 2h; Union Pacific,
2h; American Express. IN: Pacific
Mall, " and ! extra; American Sugar.
IN, and preferred. IN; Norfolk and
Western, IN; Savage Arms. III: Unit
ed Cigars preferred. *. and Delaware
and Hudson, ~.
=, High Low
Call Money. ~
HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS.
II s.a.s.. 10000 u m........ $4,000
1p.m... 80 1856. 700. Bpm. 49,. 430400
Evening star., 1918-05-31
Senate Adjourns Until Monday.

easy until consideration Of the rev.
snue bill In taken up, the Senate to-
day adjourned until Monday after .
brief session.
Evening star., 1918-05-31
Greene Cananea Copper.

Labor and other troubles incident to
doing business. in Mexico brought the
cost of production of copper up to
year, this including cost for repairs
necessary to six-month shutdown.
The company has paid it's 8 per cent
dividends. simply because 1t did not
have heavy taxes to pay in America,
most of it's profits coming from devil
dends of it's Mexican operating sub
sidiary. 1t was necessary, however.
to make a draft on surplus to make
the dividend payment In full.
Local Stock Exchange.
The local stock exchange will re-
main closed until Monday afternoon.
Evening star., 1918-05-31
Payment Of Income Taxes.

Bankers are advising those of their
customers who have memoranda of
their income tax statements to for
ward their checks to the collector OF
internal revenue for the Maryland
district as soon as convenient, before
June Is, without waiting for the bills
from the revenue agents.
The time for filing schedules was
extended: the time for payment was
not, and with the scarcity of assist
ance and the tremendoels task before
the revenue officials, with tens of
thousands of additional schedules, it
may be impossible to get all bills out
on time.
Therefore pay your tax, irrespective
of bills. with the assurance that er-
rors will be reetified.
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Verna laSka
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.
Roman Napsal julius Mary

VyCu ucpICSIdVdl SeDOu lOI1lCO
vati a kriceti. Okolojdouci I'd
st;lvali stati a obklopii tfi mu-
re.
Co to znamena! Co udelal? :?
Proc jej vedete! Policie nema
pr;iva nikoho tyrati!" takto a
podobn6 volano ma zlocince.
Rantemps a Laguyane byli
nasledkem toho velmi ma rozpa
clch. Chilperic stale opakoval
sve pokusy o vyprosteni Sc.
ZloCinci mOcne vlekli svou Or
bet k ulici Lafayette.
Jaky byl jejich Gil?
Ponevadz Chilperic stopy je
jich sc dopatral, chteli jej "a
vieci do nejakeho tmaveho kou
ia, tam jej omraciti a pax uni
yeti.
Dva policejni straznfci pokri
KEN privolani Sc objevili.
''Co Sc to zde deje?" tazal Sc
jeden. proc dovlacite tohoto
clvGka ?"
'Poslyste," pocal Chilperic,
muslin vam neco sdeliti -"
Ruguinovi jednatele nenecha
Ii jej vsak vetu dokonciti. Lagu
yane ukazal straznikIm listek
tajndho policisty a poseptal Jim
dve slova.
Bontemps zatim pevne drzel
Chilperica.
"Dobfe, dobre !" pravili oba
straznici, domnfvaj|ice Sc, re
mali co ciniti S dvema tajnymi.
Pc t6 sli oba staznici svou ce
stou.
Oba zlocinci s Chilpericem
We SVEN stredu dospeli ku vodni
nadrzc La Vilelettske.
Laguyane sklonil Sc k Bon
tempsovi a dial mu tajne zname
nj. Chilperic znameni to zpozo
roval i domnival sc, ze mu roz-
uni. Citil, re Bontemps ruku
jeho pustil, byl vsak druhym
stale Jeste drzen.
Poiednou Chilpric zavravoral
nebot' byl kopnut cd zadu do
nohcu, chvili jeste zustal u pa
zeni nadrzky. Chilperic dopad
null hluboko, jsa vsak dobrym
plavccm, dostal Sc brzo ma po-
vrch, vZpamatoval Sc lined a
dCstal Sc Sc k nabrezi.
ITO hyla zla prihoda", "a
nrucel, "vSak mic neSkodi! Jest
to lepsi nez bodnuti nozem
Pro dnesek ovsem nam prohra
ne - v tomto valecnem tazeni
81 nedobudu vavrinG."
Vyiezl docela ma sucho "a pad
nul zrcvna do rukou policejnich
strazriku. V davu nyni hledani
Bontemps a Laguyane, ably Jim
jejich zajatec byl vydan, to ale
by!o marne = nebyli' k naleze
nj. Nolano ma ne, neobdrzeno
vsak zadne odpovedi.
Oba roliciste jsouce velmi
rfekvapeni zmizenim DONNIE
lych svych soudruhd, dovedli
Chiperica ma stanici.
o dvt hodiny pozdeji propu
still policejni komisaf, ktery jej
nahOdou znal Chiperica z we've
nj, kdyz byl podal uspokojve Wy
svetlenf celeho pripdu.
"Vsak Jest dobre - ia Sc pre-
CO jeStf vymstim!" zamrucel
jcdnatel Muraduv, vstupuje, do
drozky, chteje pana sveho ma
vstiviti zpraviti O tom, co Sc
bylo prihodilo.
KAPITOLA xxx.
,, Hrbacek.
Zatin co Chiperic pomerne
dosti dobre prestal dobrodruz-
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prav 50 take ma malou prochaz
ku ku vysetrcvacimu soudci -
ubohy Simeon bude pomsten -
Bontemps Sc zachvel.
"Ano,,' pravil Chilperic, "ne-
nf-liz pravda, priteli, to lcinku
je;''
"Ani dost malo", pravil zloci
nee klidne. ''Ponevadz nerozu-
MIN to, co minite, nemGzete
reci svou spdsobiti ma mne zad
ny dojem!"
'"Tys vsak se "a me reci "a
chvel: Proc pak?"
20, to nebylo k Will tomu!'
"A k Will cemu tedy?" vyzvi
dial Chilperic.
"Rad byste to vedel?" tazal
Sc Bontemps Sc zvlastnim ddra
zem. "Nu, vSak ono sc yam sta
ne po Will - jen sc ohlednete -
dodal bfdak.
Chilperic Sc rychle ohlednul,
aniz by vsak byl provazec, kite
rym byl Bontemps svazan z ru
ky pustil.
V okamziku, kdy Sc ohled-
nul, ycouvnul prudce - neby
10 to vsak re strachu ,nybrz z
pfekvapeni. Ia MIN stal Lagu
yane!
Obr Sc pousmal a proved tyz
kousek, jejz provedl Chilperic
S Bontempsem. Wal pratelsky
ruku Chipericovu pod sve rame.
''Lapen!' zaseptal bfdak. -
"To nenf spatny kousek = ma
mou veru!" zvolal nynf. "Dobry
vecer pane Bontemps!' mluvil
CDR dale. "Dobry vecer, Chilpe
ric! Jsem velice potesen, re vas
nalezar pohromade, mily pirate
lei"
Chilperic chtel vyprostiti ru
ku svou re sevreni Laguyanova
- ten vsak jej nepustil nebot'
mel ruce obra. Chilperic byl "a
jat od Laguyana, tfmtez zpGso
bem, jakyz prve sam zajal Bon
tempse.
Mcneil bychom nyni spOlu
vypiti sklenku vfna?" tazal sc
Bontemps vesele.
Chilperic neodpovedel. Vyna
leza hlava jeho zabyvala Sc
h.edanim prostredku jak by
mohl uniknouti obema zlocin
cum. Po nejakOu chvili myslil,
ze sc bude braniti. POkusil Sc O
to, bylO to vSak marne, nebOt'
prsty Laguyanovy byly jako kle
ste.
Pro vetsi svou bezpecnost dial
Obr BOntempsovi nuz. "Prefiz
nj 81 sv1j obvazek - bez toho
ii pfekazi!" pravil svemu sou
druhu. .Pana Chiperica ia dob
re podrzim."
Bontemps prefiznul provaz
abyl nynf svobodny. Chilperic
nepokusil Sc ami O sebe menSi
Odpor proti tomu.
Nyni uchopil Sc BOntemps
druhe ruky jednatele Muradova
a nest astnik ocitl setak 1plne
v moci obou lotru.
Mlcky kraceli vSichni tri da-
le. Brali sc ulici d'Allemagne
smerem ku Pace de Ia Rotonde.
Zde mel Chilperic nahle
vnuknuti. 'Oba moji strazci
mali vsechnu pricinu strachOva
ii Sc skandalu," pomyslil 81. =
tSpustim-li povyk, tax ably po
zornost policejnfch straznikd
ma mas hyla upoutana, snad me
nicemove pusti."
A snaze Sc nyni vyprostiti Sc
jim. pocal sec mu silly stacily
kficeti:
"Pomoc!! Pomoc!"
Takto nemile byvse vyruseni
We. SVEN vocinani, sklonili Sc O.
ba k Chilpericovi vyhrozova
Ii mu.
"Nebudes-li mlceti, zaplatis
to zivotem!" zasycel Laguyane.
Ma u'ici bylo vsak pfilis mno
no lidi. Vrazda byla nemozna
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PRODA Sc domek 0 5 svetni-
cich peknym Totem. Cena
$1,000 hDtove, a jeden novy
cum O Z svetnicich S koupelnou
hodici Sc pro dive rodiny. Cena
$4,000, hotove $500 a zbytek
na splatky. Haste Sc u FIR. Hat
tan, 3642 E. 40 ul. 9--2S
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Poor! VELKA LACE. -

Poor! VELkA LACE. - V
Hinckley, o., Medina County,
pcuhych IL, mil od Brooklyn
vczovek farma o A akrech, vel
ky novy dunn, krasna ovocna
zahrada, zivy potok, vymeni
Sc "a jednorodnny dun. Diva
akry, dcbry dunn s fernesem,
naleza Sc pri tom kovarna Sc
vsim zarizehim, je to prihodne
misto pro spravky automobile.
Cena S2700, polovic hotove.
Rohova farma O 3S akrech, vel
ky kun, barna, pekny les Ii
Wy potok skrz cely rok. Tyto
farmy sc nAezaji prucelim ma
d;azdene ceste a vsechny vedle
sebe. Dalsi vysvetli Jos. Pecho
ia, pozemkovy jednatel, 5319
Hamm ave. $50
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~<laSU1uIDuSusuD1lUD1uluS1s
V techto krasnych myslen-
kach nerusil il ami dosti hlasi-
ty hovor, jejz tim casem We sve
svetnici pani Kristina mela sc
svym svakem, panem Menhar-
tenn Rokycanskym, vlastnikem
domu u Cerneho orla v Dlouhe
tride. Poslalat pro neho pred
chvili sama, ably $ MIN pred
svym odjezdem Prahy a z
Czech ucinila pofizeni stran sve.
no znacneho jmeni nemoviteho.
Pan Menhart priSel bez pro
dleni. Nenadalt Sc riceho jine-
no, nezli re pani Kristina m j
chce oznamiti, kterak velice
pohorsliveho svehp posavadni-
no zivota syta cd ted'ka chce
nastoupiti drahu ctnosti a pp-
cestnosti. Nemluvilt s nj uz mno
no let; posleze, kdyz ,opet w.
tykaje il jeji nekale, hrisne Ii
vobytl a napominaje ke kajic-
ne, bohomile sprav3, ably vlast-
II jeji syn, dospivaje ma roz-
umu, nemusel "a nj, matku
lsvou, pred lidmi Sc stydeti, byl
Iod nj hartusivym spisobem w.
puzen z domu.
Proto Sc srdecnym potese-
rim, nechav vseho, pospichal
ones k nj, kdyz sama no pozva
la. Neuvltala no sice jakozto
sveho "mileho" svaka, ami me-
lvypadaAa, jakoby livovala sve-
no posavadniho prostopasneho
zivobyti; vsak piece mela Sc k
panu Menhartovi vlidne a wy
zvala no, ably prisedl ke stolu
a ma papir uz pripraveny ma
psal, CO ona mu bude predpo-
vidati.
Poslechl a psal:
ia Kristina, ovdovela man.
zelka Mikulase Rokycanskeho
mestana a konsela prazskeho,
daruju timto do uplneho a ne.
kraceneho vlastnictvi ode dne-
Ska ma vecne easy predne svuj
dunn nazvany U stupndv ma ma
mesti StarOmetsskem, S veske-
rym nabytkem a vnltrnim zari
Zenim svemu svaku, Menharto
Vi Rokycanskemu, mesteninu a
konselu prazskemu, a "a druhe
daruji sve zbozi v Bosicich ja-
koz celDu yes Dobfepole v sou
sedstvi mesta Kourime Miku-
lasi Rokycanskemu, synu meho
rehoztika manzela, Sc vsemi po
Ii, lukami, lesy, pastvinami, ryb
Milky, stavenfmi, Sc vsim dobyt-
KEN, koni, kravami, ovcemi a
It. d. i Sc vSemi zas. bami obili,
sena, slamy, Sc vsemi vozy a
pluhy, ably oba recent MenharI
Rokycansky a Mikulas Roxy
cansky die sve libosti techto
mych darovanl uziv4li, jaho ia
Jsem tech vsech veci uzivala.
: tom nema Jim nikdo zadnyn
jinym pravem ami zadnou moci
braniti a pfekazeti, jakoz ami
ia cd zadneho z Mich obou nj
echo, co jim tuto daruju a do
vlastnictvi odevzdayam, zpet
pozadovati nechci g nebudu. V
fraze dine 3. kvetna 1856"
Pan Menhart byl jako We
snach. Po kazdem slove bazlive
ohledl Sc po pani Kristine, ne
jevi-li jeji tvar znalnky dusev-
nj choroby nebo netesi-li Sc po-
tutelne ze hry dobTe nastroje-
ne. Vsak pani Kristina stojic
mad pisatelem a sledujic kazd6
napsane slovo, mela vzezfeni
mad obycej vazne a dustojne.
Kdyz pax pan Menhart tre-
souci Sc rukou dopsal posledni
slovo, jez iona mu napovedela,
jeste nevedel, pravda-li to vse
CHINO, Co tu sam byl napsal, q
zert-li to pouhy. Polozil pero
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'umIup|'' ''''s'''' Y
CESKA MACDALENA
Dejepisna novella re XIV. stol. cd F. Schulze.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W.
/, dikuv Sc neprekvapil a neskli-
dill posmech cd pani Kristiny,
kdyby ona nahle obratila a trp
Ike vycitky mu delala, re no
chtela pouze zkpuseti, byly-h
by mu tyto velike dary Cd nj,
zavrhovane hrlsnice. pfece jen
vitany mily.
Nemaje o dnesnich priho-
dach v dome pani Kristiny po-
sud zadne vedomosti a nevida
ia nj ami zadnou zkormouce-
most a kajicnost, ktera by il pri
I'nela, ably pro spasu duse po-
koj svedomi dobrovolne zhosti-
la Sc vseho majetku, bud po
zrazenem manzelu zdedeneho,
bud zaprodanim sve vdovske
ctHosti nabyteho, stale vahal,
pokladati obash listing "a pra
vdu a vzdati stedre darkyni di-
ky "a sebe "a sveho sverence,
jejiho syna Mikulase.
AZ kdyz pani Kristina papir
Sc suchym pismem slozila a je-
mu k prijeti podala, prestal po-
chybovati. Ale vedomim jhsto
! ty vynikl v mem zaroven odpor
proti tomuto skutku pani Kri-
stiny, odpor nemensi, nez jaky
)yzdy daval ma jevo proti hris-
nemu zivotu jejimu.
"Vytezek, ovoce hrichu ne
muze byti mic jineho nez opet
hrich, a timto me, bych nyni
'ja poskvrniti sve svedomi,, "a
nuDltl SVOu duSl! ..
Tato myslenka projela jeho
mysl, kdyz pani Kristna pred
reho polozila darovaci listinu.
" uz vztahl ruku, ably il cd
sebe odsunu jake Iakadlo Pc
kla, jake pokuseni d'abelske; ;
uz uz STROLL Sc prohesti slovo,
ktere by pani Kristinu bylo mu
silo hluboce uraziti a popuditi,
kdyz tn ona sama no predesla,
!rkouc:
, "Nechci odjeti z rohoto me-
sta, z teto zeme a opustiti vas
Ia vzdy, nemajic ujisteni, zs
ljste Sc sc mnou smirili."
Tato 81 Iowa pronesena pri-
zvukem zvlastni, We vsem posa
vadnim jednani pani Kristiny
neobycejne mekkosti srdce "a
razila mravne rozhorelni pana
Menharta.
"A daleko odtud hodlas od-
jeti, pani?" nutil Sc napodobiti
tklivy jeji hlas.
"Ani sama nevim," odvetila,
''v kterych honcinach pd Prahy
Krakow lezi."
Pan Menhart neduverive po-
hledel ma pani Kristinu. Pozo-
roval sice dnes rano O kolbach,
S jakou okazalosti, q jakym pre-
pychem panl Kristina pred sa-
,mymi panovniky Sc objevila, ia
Ike leccos zaslechl o dobrodruz
mem zivote, jejz kral polsky na
'svych cestach a zejmena v Pra
ze provozuje, ale ze by pani
Kristine Sc bylo podarilo upou-
tati jeho po4ornst k sobe a roz
rititi jeho vasen tou merou, aby
ii wal sebou do Polska, to
zdalo Sc mu presprilis. Tusil v
cdjezdu jejim do krakova te-
prv dmysl umysl jeji, vlakari
krale, k hrisnemu zivobyti
vzdy nakkoneneho, do svych le-
eek.
pred nekterou chvili kral
Kazimir odeSel tchoto do
mu," pani Kristina ujala Sc slo-
va, vidouc, re pan Menhart no
wynn prekvapenim promluviti
liemuze, "Mame velice ma
speech, abychom sebraly slozi
ly jen nejpotrebnejsi veci ma
cestu. Mustn't odjeti zarpven
s kralem nazejtri, zahy z ra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-24
b~g~w~x~9~u ve~a~e~9~w~@%g.
VELKA LACE!

PRODA SIC krasny dun o pokojfch,
koupelna, furnace, elekrrika, gas atd.
Dunn jest postaven cd jednoho pred
Mich stavitelu co representace Cele
vnitfky neimodernejsfho slohu ncj-
lepsfho duboveho materidlu, krasny ch
importovanych lustru, 4 satnfky, (Cloth
ers Closets), 2 linnen closets, ! zrcad-
love dvefe, 1 francouzske dvere atd
Lot 40 pfi 120, strecha bridlicf kryta.
Dunn ten Sc naleza ma krasne ulici "
Mt. Pleasant a proda Sc "a pouhych
100000 Sc slozenfm 100000 zbytek
Sc pocka ma go urok ma mesfcnf splat-
XIV
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-24

CTETE! CTETE!
Name vyber jedno a dvou-
rodinnych domI 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, 12301 Miles
Ave. Tel. Union sow. aneb u
j. j. Heidlera, 3348 E. 40. ul.
tel. Union 184-R. aneb u B. Sa-
chy, 1917 Angelus Ave. tel.
Union 127O-K.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-24

PRoNAJME~ Sc bytso Z poko-
Jich, koupelna,' aytepla yo-
da- jine zarizeni. Haste Sc V
{. 3737 Broadway. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-24

KoUPl Sc kamt,a ma msklss
uhli ma vytdpsni, mensi druh.
Nechte adresu v administered
tohoto listu. :?
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-08
VICTORY GARDEN ~ EVERY
HOME ~ TIIE LATEST fLEN

Plant victory garden and help
Ia th the date set for ~ ohs"rv-
from the food administration In Wash
irgton. -. e. For those who have
felt that II was impossible 10 econ
omizc 10 any greater extent In food.
the government has provided this
means a. enable them to de- their bit
toward conservation. Every backyard
aud every foot of available land must
be- utilized Tor truck gardening.
~ each family does this 90 furnish
food tor H. own use, the wheat, meat,
fats and other supplies may be sent
o. Europe, ilcSides this, u food h
raised In the vicinity In which u IL
consumed. there Will be- less demand
ON transportation facilities, and rail-
roads viii be- free Ia handle shipments
Tor our armies and allies In France.
Circulars have been sent out by the
administration To- all retail dealers
asking their cooperation In urgine
their customers Ia buy seeds and gar
den tools and 60 begin early 10 plant
gardens Tor the summer food supply
they must can every available pound
Of fruit FOR winter consumption,
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-08
DENVER AND mo GiIiNDE
RECEINERSIIIp DISSOLVED

Joint rcccivership of the Denver and
ikio Grundc was dissolved at Denver.
Colo. on Friday last by order Of
United States Circuit Judge Sanborn
and United States District Judge Lew
". This II the first ruling made on
rail rcccivcrrhips since the govern
ment assumed control OF the common
carriers John a. Payne. chief coun.
sci Tor Director OF Railroads McAdoo.
In a communication To the court. as
serted that inasmuch IA entire con-
troll Of the railroads came under the
supervision OF the government u was
only proper that the latter assume the
roads financial control. although
they would be In the hands of a re-
cciyer. and stipulated such should be
done IN this ease.
Suggestions were made by Payne
aud sustained by the court that Alex
andcr a. baldwin OF San Francisco
be- named rccciycr-in-fact 60 have
charge uf the physical assets Of the
road Edwin I. Brown ~ Denver.
colo, who with Baldwin was named
roreCcivcr OF the road last January,
was asked o. resign from that posi-
ton with the understanding that he
should be- named by Director General
McAdoo aH his special agent In all
affairs pertaining o. the Denver and
llio Orando system.
Under this provision brown viii
have absolute control uf IN" earning
aud finances ct the road. Receiver
baldwin dealing only with the assets