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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19

The gradual extension Of this scientific
system Of treating crime would lead
naturally to the study OF each Individual,
beginning when he first comes under the
jurisdiction of the State IN the public
schools. Each school child would be ex-
amined by experts, the mentally defect
i've identified and their education and care
prescribed accordingly 4 careful record
Of the conduct of each would be kept.
This record would not only be priceless
index to any abnormal or psychopathic
tendencies, but would be OF great value 10
the sound and intelligent child. A pros
pective employer, BY looking up the
school record OF boy, could find out ex-
actly what he was, morally. mentally and
physically; for the nature Of an individual
can be determined exactly and completely
BY FIVE to ten years Of scientific observa-
ton The time should come when young
man starting in life will be able to borrow
money at bank on the strength Of his
school record
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
BY Purifying the Blood.

Once YOU get your blood free from
impurities cleansed OF the catarrhal
poisonsi which 1t Is now prey to because
OF ITS unhealthy sta,e then YOU will be
relieved OF Catarrh-the dripping in the
throat, hawking and splitting, raw sores in
the nostrlls, and the disagreeable bad
breath. It was caused, in the first place.
because your Impoverished blood was
easily infected Possibly a slight cold or
contact with someone who had cold
But the point don't suffer with Ca
tarrh-it is not necessary The remedy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
Best Treatment for Catarrh
S. S. S. Removes the Cause

5. :. s, discovered over nifty years ae0,
tested, true and tried, is obtainable At
any drug store It has proven its value in
thousands Of cases lt viii do 50 in your
case. Get ). $. ;. 40 once and begin treat
mcnt. If yours is a long standing case.
be sure to write for free expert medical
advice We will tell YOU how this purely
vegetable blood tonic cleanses the impur-
ities from tho blood by literally washing
clean. We Will prove TO YOU that thou
sands Of sufferers from Catarrh, after con
sistent treatment with 5. ;. s, have been
freed from the trouble and all lis disagree
able features and = stored 90 perfect
health and vigo' Don't delay the eat
ment Address Medical Director, 43e
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
By Walt Mason.
FOOLED AGAIN.

! Said the kaiser 10 his men. .Go
I and wade In gore again. at this
! pinch; for the French, we've bled
: them white. and Americans wont
fght-it's "A cinch. You have
: heard these Yankee chaps are
Just suffering for scraps with the
t4Teut? am Wilhelm, always right,
! and | say they will not fight,
worth hoot There is but handful
! here, and twill cost that handful
dear, bet your boots; just handful
7 has been brought here to scrap
with me and Gott, and my TcutS
They are money grubblng gents;
I they cant fight worth eighteen
cents, take my word; do not fear
that bunch of Jays with their awk-
I ward backwoods ways 1T 5 absurd
! will stand upon this hill, | your
kaiser, Unser Bill, on its brow;
and I'll watch your mighty ranks
going through the yielding lanks,
like plow Here take my kingly
stand with my sceptre in my
hand go ahead! | will keep YOU
in my view while the crimson fields
you strew, with your dead Then
the kaiser from his hill saw his
mighty legions drill to the fray;
and he saw the Yankees come, TO
the stirring beat Of drum, making
hay And he saw bis soldiers chased
punished, ratified and disgraccd,
shot and spiked; oh. they struck
their hardest trots, hitting but the
higher spots, as they hiked Who
can tell the kaiser's woe as he
watched the scene below, red and
wet? But the Yankees, full OF vim,
didn't make a hit with HIM, We may
bet.
Observation-Disclosures
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19

The Frankfort Gazette, one Of the
leading papers Of Germany, dolefulIy
complains that the war craze" of the
United States stands in the way of
peace What folly Our country was
patient and long-suffering under the
impudent aggressions Of Germany, and
only entered the war when 'forbearance
ceased to be virtue And now our
country means TO bring about peace
the right kind of peace
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19

other uses to their proper and vital func-
tion2 Is there no more trouble on this
scorer
If there is, obviously the Railroad
and Fuel Administrations have important
tasks to perform in connection with the
coal problem. Chicago News.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
PASTORS WIFE ILL.
Mrs. Harvey W. Ewing in Serious
Condition in Baltimore

Rev Harvey w Ewing was unable to
fill his pulpit at Union NJ T. Church,
Fifth and Washington streets, yesterday
OWING to the illness Of Mrs. Ewing, who
IS confined in a Baltimore hospital.
The Rev. James W Colora of Dover
preached for Mr. Ewing in the morning
and Rev Adam Stengle supplied the
pulpit at night.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Bayard Legion.

Bayard Legion.
Mt Calvary Club
l. { s. Fraternity.
Democratic League
Paperhangers Union.
Sumner Post, c. A. r.
Camp No. 5, Z. o. :. A.
Delaware Lodge, = Of II
North End Athletic Club
Delmarvia Union, b. l.. T.
Antietam Temple. Q. |. A.
Washington Lodge, Is of Z.
Appomattox Camp, s. of V
Fidelity Lodge, A. q. t. ".
Wilmington Lodge of Elks
Delaware Lodge, |. O. o. +.
Harmony Council, u. f. of 4.
Beta Hive, No l, l.. O. q. NJ
Brandywine Lodge, l. O. O r
Minqua Tribe, Imp d.. o. r. NJ.
Beta Tent, No. ?, X. @. T. NJ
Blue Rock Council, l.. q. r. G.
Brownson Library Association
Santa Maria Council, X of c.
Del Council, No. /, \. .. : +.
National Protective Association.
Brandywine Library Association
Wilmington Council, O. L. \. NJ
st. Benedicts 5 Beneficial Society
Lady Miller Lodge, No. 6, ;. Of B.
Bricklaycrs International Union.
Christine Encampment, /. O. O. +.
Diamond Council, Jr. o. I. A. NJ
Delaware Conclave, \. or s W NJ.
Wilmington Aerie, No. "a. f. O. t.
Ushers' Union. Union NJ T. Church.
Eleventh Ward Democratic League
b. NJ & p l. L. (Bricklaycrs Union.
VIM Mckinley Circle, No. 3, H. OF ;
Benevolent Pioneer Literary Association
vii 4 Brandywine Council, O. L. A. y
Wilmington Circle. + Of A., Nos :, 5,
Ladie.. Catholic Benevolent Association
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
To Open Bids for Highway Bonds.

Bids for proposals Tor $500 600 State
Highway bonds viii be opened on Sep
tcmber q, BY STATE Treasurer William J.
swain This is the first issue OF highway
bonds under the new law The bonds
will bear 4l2 per cent interest and be
dated January 1918 Of the amount
$500, 900 Will be OF 81 600 denomination
and 100000 will be $500 bonds
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19

Dwindling man power is now admitted
by Germany. And dwindling man power
means dwindling war power Germany
at last is beaten, and even German mill
tary leaders are beginning to recognize
the fact
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19

General Won BoehD, a retreat spe-
cialist, has been called TO the and Of the
sorely pressed German armies in France
There IS something IN knowing how to
retreat, as well as in knowing how to
advance 1t is hoped General Won Boehn,
if he is able TO conduct a successful Ger
man army retreat, will keep it going,
clear to Berlin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
Fire N Bed Did s25 Damage.

The Phoenix FIRE company responded
TO "A still alarm Of FIRE on Saturday at the
home Of G. b Elliott At 207 West
Twenty fourth street on Saturday. The
fire WAS in bed and caused about SIS
damage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
THE EVENING SMILE.
SPIRIT Og THE TINES.

The lawyer was sitting at nus desA
absorbed in the PREPARATION Of a brei
a. intent vas he on his work that he dld
nos hear the door as it was pushed gently
open, nor ste the curly head that was
thrust INTO MS office. little sob sttract-
cd his notice, and, turning, he saw face
that was streaked with tears and told
lainly that feelings had BEEN hurt.
Well. my little man, did you want
to 4 Y me?
Are YOU a lawyer
Yes. What DO YOU want?
4 want and there was resoIute
ring IN his voice. want divorce from
my papa and mamma. -Pearson's Week
".
"A dog Is mans devoted friend
de ought 70 be, commented the man
with an idle disposition. "lt l bad some
body to pay my taxes aud provide my
board and lodging, I'd fsel mighty friend-
" myself. Washington Star
See here, SIR, We can get any 81 your
waters to take our orders Beg pardon.
sir. but in view OF the present shortage 81
help, our waters no longer take orders.
They receive requests. Baltimore Amer
ican
Having finished his meal, the diner cal
led for has check. Let's see, said the
WAITER what did YOU haSe2" Can
tell YOU Tor the life OF me. was the reply
but what | ordered was minced chick
en- r. Boston Transcript.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19

Tomorrow the Republican State Con-
vention will assemble at Dover VIII it
be d peaceful, boss-ruled gathering, or
a Kilkenny cat fight?
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19

How quickly We forget about the re-
cent visitation Of torrid weather Il
was hard whl!e it continued, but now We
think nothing Of it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
NOT PRISON TREATMENT.

lie would not however, be in prison
There would be no confinement, solitary
or otherwise, except for violent eases
The unfortunate would simply be helped
to make his own living at the most con-
genial work of which he was capable, and
would live wholesome life in the open
air instead OF dividing his time between
prison and the slums as the American
c riminal does now
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-19
RIPPLING RHYMES.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Dr0bne oznamkv.
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc farma O So akrech
Sc zasobami a vSim nafadim a
neb Sc promeni "a mestsky ma
jetek. BlizSi sdeli r. f. Wine
ned, r. F. D. No. 2 Painsville,
@. go
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PRIJME Sc zehlic a divka ma
sesivani rukavu, dale divka ma
ruku ma muzske kabaty. Haste
sc ' els. $500 E. SO. ul. 9-17
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,tol. cd F. Schulze.

~AS~~J fcAo~AV AAA 49, w OAAA ~ r. ~~~OS~
81. jak sam pravi, ode dvora
d1lezitym poslanim.
Mzikem zmenila sc nalada
pani Kristiny. Mrak krasne
tvare zmiZel, rejpdvabnejsi L.
smev zaskvel se ma nj, ,oci zaza
r:ly dychtivosti a radostnou ma
deji, postava vzprimila Sc mia
distvou svezestf. Rychle odesla
vsi sluzebnou, ably poprosila
polskeho rytire do sousedni, u
vitaci svetnice, vlidne narizova
la Alusi, ably 81 pospisila oditi
il bilou atlasovou sukni 8 dlou-
lou vleckou, k tomu zivatek v
predu hluboce vystrizeny,
dlouhymi visutymi rukavy a
pas vykladany smaragdy a ru-
biny, v nekollka okamzenich,
tvar jediny okouzlujici prelf-
benny usmev, majestatnim kro-
KEN vesla do sousedni svetnice
jako bohyne krasy a lasky
vstric svemu neznamemu hosti.
Ten pokrocil k nj s lehkym
uklonem a pravil:
"Bude lepe, zkratiti uvod.
"Snad by 81 me sama uz nepo-
znala Kristino. -"
"Kdo jsi, pane, re Sc opova-
zujes, takto ke mne mluviti!"
prekvapena takovym oslove-
MIN pani Kristina pferusila rec
psichoziho.
"Kdybysi me nechala domlu
viii, tva otazka byla by zbytec-
ra," rytir klidnym hlasem po-
kracoval.
"Domsi! Jsi-li ty to oprav-
dup" ustoupila pred MIN ma
diva kroky Ike dveri.n, kterymi
sem byla prisla.
"Nelekej Sc mne, Kristino!"
rytir bez pozvani usadil Sc
pred nj ma najblizsi sedadlo.
"Jsem Domes. Patrno, re po-
sud jsem Sc tax nezmenil, ze
posud jsem tax nesesel, abysi
me poznala."
"Co u mne cheese" prisne
tazala Sc, vsecka pomatena ma
hiym objevenim Sc nekdejsiho,
"a mizinu uvedeneho a pax 3D.
strceneho milovnika.
"Neboj se," Domes tyymz hla
sem hovoril dale. 'NepriSel
jsem, abych tt snad cinil neja-
ke vycitky pro omen splsob, ia
kym jsi Sc ke mne zachovala.
Nenarikal jsem nikdy ma tebe,
nybrz toliko ma svou neopatr
most a nezkusenost, ktera vide
a andela tam, kde prede mnou
'tal toliko nejobycejnejsi niz-
KY tvor pozemsky. :"
"Domsi!" zlostne vzkrikla,
7ravorajic zpet a hledajic tre-
,ouci rukou kliku dveri do sou
,edni svetnice. "Musim zavo-
ati."
"Neprenahluj Sc, Kristino,"
I'M S mista Sc nehybaje, chla-
,holil il rytir. "Jiste bysi te ne
,rozretelnosti sama nejvice Ii
ovala."
"Rci rychle," zadrzela Sc
tolku, "proc isl ke mne pri.
,el?"
"Abych "a zle dobrym Sc ii
jdmenil."
"Ohlasil jsi Sc, ze prichazis
,de dvora :"
''Nelhal jsem, neuzil jsem ia
Inc lsti, abych Sc dostal do tive.
10 domu."
"A dulezitym poslanim?"
azala Sc, nemohouc opanovati
llas, jenz posud Sc trasl vnitr-
lin nepokojem.
"Aspon pro tebe jiste jest du
ezito," vece Domes. "Vsak u
edni," pokynul il k sedadlu.
tojicimu pod2e' :stplu, "a wy
lechni <mne onou chladnestf.
{ kte1'ou unis odbravovati svG :
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To jest pravda !"


pokracovala Orientalka. "Opet
je zavrete a pax mi naslouchej
te! Neni to zcela Feriie, ktera
k vam mluvi?"
jest to- Feridie - jest to
Fatn1a?" zaseptal Emil cely
zmateny.
"Srdce vase nenaleza Sc v
souhlasu s vasim rozumem. Ne
vabi vas srdce vase ku mne -
nepfejete 81, abych byla tou, jiz
tax velice milujete a jejiz jme
nc vam stale ma rtech tane?"
20 Feridie - O Fatmo!" zvo
lal Emil.
Obe jmena zdala sc v jeho
nlysli slucovati sc v jedno - my
slenka ma ODE dlvky, jejich tela,
jeJich duse zdaly sc splyvati v
JednO.
"Jsem Feridie!" opakovala
Fatma. "Poslyste mne dale!"
A pfibIlzivsi Sc usty svymi k
jehO uchu, pocala mu zalibnym
hlasem vypraveti vsechny ty
male, pOuZe Feridii Zname pO-
drobnosti jejich lasky, od te
chvile, kdy do domu vstoupil,
az po jeji smrt.
"Jsem Feridie !" skoncila sve
vypravovani.
Nikdo jiny krone Feridie ne
mOhl vse to mysli podrzeti a
takto znati vsechny podrobno-
sti jejich lasky.
A Fatma mluvila dale tichym
sladkym hlasem, snazic Sc jej
presvedciti. Zatim CO takto mlu
villa, nabyval Emil pfesvedceni,
re jej tato Fatma prave tax mi
luje, jak jej miloyala Feridie a
re We SVEN velkem srdci podpo
rovala lasku sestry sve, sebe sa
mu pri tom obetujic - aniz by
vsak pocit'ovala zarlivOsti ne
bo zalu. ~-,pa,.- -,
Fatma slibila sve sestre, re
takto bude jednati a Feridie
proto klidne zemrela, jsouc sta
stnOu We vedomi, re opetne oziv
la We Fatme a tudiz nadobro
nezemrela. Fatma dostala sve
nlu slibu.
Vse to vyrozumeE Emil je-
jich slOv a o vsem tom uvazo-
val.
Ano, Fatma - nemusela mi
lovati Emilia k vii Feridii a mi
lujic jej jiz sama O sobe nemuse
la jej nyni milovati dvojnasOb?
Fatma prichazela denne ia
ko by byla Feridii. Emil zvykal
81 ma pritomnost mlade sllcne
divky, ktera Sc mu poznenahlu
stala tax nepostradatelnOu ja-
ko Feridie, jejiz pritomnost jej
povznasela, utesovala, silila a
vzdy nadchnula. n
Tou samou merou, kterouz
jeho pozdravovani Sc pokraco
valo a sill jeho pribyvalo, tou sa
nlou merou oteviralo Sc srdce
jeho teto move lasce, pri niz ne
zapominali drivejSf = naopak
tato nova laska naplnovala ja-
kO prirozeny nasledek, jako po
kracovani, jako znovuzrozeni
lasky prvni jcho srdce.
Mona, ze pcave toto znovu
obzivnuti jeho nal-lonnosti pli-
spelo k rychlemu, 1spesnemu
pozdraveni sc Emilia z jeho smr
telne rany. MOhl brzo opustit
loze ztraviti mirno ne pocat
ku nejakou hodinu a pozdeji i
vice casu. O rame AndreovO Sc
opiraje, podnikl prvnl svou Wy
chazku.
V nasledujici ma to den mel
Emf! posledn,i ale velmi KRAFT
kou rozmluvu Fatmou i mlu
vii O sve nejblazenejsi nadeji,
O SVEN nejvetsim stesti.
Byl vecer a slunce jiz pocalo
zapadati. Oba mladl lide set
kavse Sc nahodou ma prochazce
parku, usedli ma odlehle sedat
ko.
t.r1+,,, Mol co n, ladV 1pkaI.
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p''''pa' '''lhnn1p''' p''''''''''''''u''''A
! CESKA MACDALENA
Dejepisna novea re XIV. sto cd F. Schulze

Observation-Disclosures IiJIIIl lID1DS'
Abuse, pomoz mi no pri dnes
MIN turnaji dDbfe hlidat! Sto-
puj jeho oci, kan Sc obraceji,
kde nejdele prodlevaji, ami ma
rytirich, ami ma konich to nebu
de. Kral miluje zenske. -. mu
81 milovati take mne! Neni-li
mono, abych uz nyni mela kra
lovu ruku, chci miti jeho pri-
zen. Tim aspoh polovice do
sahnu sveho ucelu."
A prisne velela Alusi:
"Co tn tax dlouho necinne
meskas? Rychle snes do predni
svetnice vsechny nejskvostnej-
ii odevy a okrasy mole, aby-
chom zkusily, co z Mich mne
dnes bude sluseti nejlepe. Ste.
sti, re jsem sve lesenf pred do
mem dala vzdelati tax vysoko,
kral must vsimnouti 81 mne, mu
81 sc ma mne divat. -. A ia,
Abuse, ia muslin dnes byt kra-
slla, nejkrasnejsi ze vsech pa
nj panen, ktere budou pfito-
mny rytirskym hram. -. Ma
dnesnf slavnosti vsecho zavi-
81. -. takova prilezitost, zva-
biH k sobe pozornost kralovu,
nenaskytne Sc mi uz nikdy. :"
Zach, to bude radost, az sc
postehujeme z tphoto stareho,
pochmurneho domu tam naho-
ru ma hrad!" odchazejic, ably
raplnila rozkazy sve panl, test.
la Sc Abuse. "Pak zajiste ia
dostanu nejakeho dvorenina,
rana neb aspon rytiEe!" uvazo
vala pro sebe dale. "Nejlepe
by Sc mi libil Vitek z Hradku.
Eezky, prijemny, statecny ry.
tir. :. Posud Sc mnou jen vzdy
zcrtoval, kdykoliv pani Kristi-
nu navstlvil. -. Pokazde ne
jaky penlz mi vtiskl do ruky.
Cd ted'ka muslin dat ma sobe
vice zalezet. Ami dotknout
Sc mne nesmi!. :. A k pani
Kristine uz no take nepustfm.
le no pro nj piece velmi skoda.
Takovy mlady, krasny rytir!..
Ona at dale kazi ty starsi a o.
sklivejsi."
Ia nejakou chvili byly stol..
ky prostranne, nadherne svet
rici, do niz odclonenymi okny
" lily Sc proudly ranniho sve-
tia, pfeplneny drahocenym sat
Stvem vsech barav hedbavi, ak
samitu, nejjemnejsich suken:
krajkami, zlatym a stribrnym
vysivanim, perlemi a drahoka-
my bohate vyzdobene; vse die
llejnovejsich krojGv francouz-
5kych a vlaskych.
PAM Kristina chvatne probi
rala Sc te oslnujfci smesi ode
WI, predstavujiciho v sobe ve-
like mestanske jmeni, jakoby
to chtela te chvil'e znicit nebo
odstranit, kdyby mic Sc nehodi-
IL k dnesnimu jejimu vkusu
dcelu. Po koberdi ma zemi uz
lezely preskvostne sukne, zivdt
ky plastiky, teprv nedavno il
dodane Benatek, Milana, Flo
rencje, z Pafize, nebo koupene
I'd kupcuv hollandskych v ba-
laru Tynskem.
Abuse uz ami netroufala 81 je-
Ste neco vychvalovati sve veil
telce, ktera vSscka rozcilena,
ze pro dnesni slavnost nema a.
nj poradneho a distojneho O.
aevu, jala Sc il plisniti, ze ma
aic nepamatuje, ze nevi, ceho
v dome potrebi, re svou s.uzbu
zanedbava, a bih vi echo 81 |
hledi.
Dalsi pfehazovani nadherne
no, vSim leskem a vsemi ozdo-
canli oplyvajiciho satstva neve
Ito k lepsimu vysledku. Pani |
kristina byla Sc svou zasobou
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Vert1a laska
aneb BOZ o MILIONY.
Roman Napsal Julius Mary

jsem vam nerekla, re jsem pra
We tax Feridle jako Fatma."
''Jste to tedy F'atma, ktera
lasky me pfijima?"
Coz jsem vam to nerekla?'
"On ano, kdyz jste mi to are
Tekla, byla jste poslusna vule
osoby umiraJlci. Mona, re jste
prinesla srdce sve v obet' jeji
vuIi - ia vSak nemam prava O
beti takove prijmouti. Tazi Sc
vas = a muslte mi odpovedeti
zcela volne a bez ohledu ma ia
kykoliv slib, jejz jste ucinila -
taxi sc vas tedy a chci abyste mi
Odpovedela tax svobodne jake
druhdy vase sestra ucinila: mi
lujete me, Fatmo, chcete sc sta
tt mou zenou?"
Odpoved' il uzlzla v hrdle.
"Dopoustim Sc snad nynl bez
pravi," pravil Emil truchlivym
hlasem. "Nemel jsem Otazku
takto sestaviti - nemel jsem
il takto sestaviti v tuto chvili -
mel jsem Sc tazati: Fatmo, mila
F'atno, myslite, re vam nekdy
bude mono mne milovati?"
Fatma jeSte mlcela. Bledy o
blicej jeji pokryl Sc nahle ru-
mencem.
Proc vahala s odpovedi? BY
la toho pricinou stydlivost? Ci
snad vzpomlnka ma Feridii -
zarlivost ma mrtvou, jiz stale
jeste videla milovanu cd muze,
jenz il srdce sve nabizel?
Emil opakoval otazku svou
vroucneji a nalehal ma divku,
ably mu odpovedela. "Zda sc mi
re jste ma rozpacich, Fatmo",
rekl mirne. CT snad jsem vas
bezdeky urazil?"
NE, ne, muj priteli," dala Fa
trGa knecne v odpoved.' ''Vzpo
nlinam jen ma tu, ktera mas bez
pochyby slysi jiz my nevidime
Nikoliv, Wy jste mne neurazil a
ia vam uprimne odpovim: Ne,
Emile, nemohu vam slibiti, re
vas pozdeji budu milovati."
Emil zblednul. Prudka bolest
ztisnila jeho dosud chorobne
srdce.
.Ona vsak 81 pospisila a jako
nadpozemsky nejaky zjev Sc u
smivajic, tiSe dodala:
''Nemohu to slibiti, Emile,
ponevadz -"
"Ponevadz?" opakoval Emil
z tezia oddychuje.
"Ponevadz vas jiz po dlouhy
cas- miluji!'
a polozivsi malou svou rucku
aby mu v reci zabraniha, ma u
sta jeho, pokracovala:
"Ano, Emile, ia vas jiz ode
davna miluji = cd onoho dine,
Cd kterehoz jste Feridii miloval
" kteryz jsem vas poprve spa
trila. Nemohl jste pohnutl v
mem obliceji videti, ponevadz
a ponevadz jste jen Feridii po
zoroval, nemohl jste videti roze
jiz dlouho, Eilem-shrdNurdlu
chvene mole oci. Miluji vas jiz
talk dlouho Emile! 0 ia Sc ne
chci ciniti vetsi a jeviti Sc silnej
81 nez vskutku jsem. Z pocatku
bylo mi mnoho vytrpeti pro tu
to oeznadejnou lasku - nebyla
jsem ami dost malo zarlivou ma
Feridii a pfece mne jejl Stestl
tezce tisnlo, ponevadz to, co j
cinilo stastnu, pricinou meho
zalu bylo. Zakouseia jsem je-
ste vice pod dojmen diver
nych sdeleni, jichz mi cinila -
robot nemela tuseni mukach,
jichz jsem pri tom vytrpeti mu
sela. Vypravela mi tolik O vasl
lasce, Emile, re jsem takfka by
la pojmuta We vas pomer, za
Jsem y mem byla sucastnena,
tax jako by nebyla Feridie $50
bou, kterez laska ia plati,a, ny
hrz Eatr1oai A nreca muSila
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PRODA Sc dvouradova harmo
nika uplne zachova,a "a lev
rou cenu. Hlatse Sc v {. 1916
Croton uI. 9-18
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FRIJME Sc pradlena k pranl
pradlas elektrickym Btrojem.
Elaste Sc V {. 1859 Broadway.
SIS
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PRIME Sc starsi zena ktera
mluvi anglicky neb nenlecky
ma djJmaci praci do dvouclenne
rodiny. Haste Sc nezi IL. a 4.
|hod. odpoledne {. 4008 Svo-
|boda ul. 9-16
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OZNAMuJTE We "SyETU"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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PRODA Sc lacino perovy viz
uplne zachovaly, hodfci Sc pro
tesarskeho kontraktora, nate
race neb farmafe. Haste na V
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MA RUZNOU domaci praci Sc
prime starSi divka nebo zena.
Dobry domov a slusny plat. A
dresa Sc sdeli v adm. Sveta. ?
Evening star., 1918-05-31

HE Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall expect to return to
Washington this evening
from Columbia City. Ind,
their former home. They
went west Monday evening.
The italian ambassador and the
Countess di Cellere were hosts at a
dinner party last evening. Among
the guests were the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Lansing, Assistant Secre-
tary of War and Mrs. Stettinius, Mr..
John Barrett, Mrs. Floyd Gibson, the
counselor of the embassy. Count F.
Miniscalchi-Erizzo, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vittorio Falorsi.
The British ambassador and Lady
Reading will be the honor guests at
a dinner which Mrs. James Mcdonald
will give Friday evening. June I.
Mrs. James NJ Thomson. who has
Evening star., 1918-05-31

ton will be from to Z o'clock. II
will usher in the program Of COM
mencement events at the university.
The Pan-Hellenic Association. COM
posed of representatives of the var
rious sororities of the university, will
be in charge of the reception. to which
the entire student body has been In
vited. Tho affair will be extremely
informal.
Final examinations. which have been
in progress q week. will como to an
end this afternoon: and students then
will give their full attention to COM
mencement festivities. The baccalau-
reate sermon will be preached Sunday
afternoon at o'clock at the Church
of the Ascension. and commencement
exercises will be held next Wednes-
day night Mt Central High School.
The Columbian Women will give
reception tomorrow afternoon from
to o'clock in the rooms OF the
Women's University Club. co2s G
street northwest. in honor OF the
women of the graduating ciasses.