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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-06
REDMOND, IRISE
LII. ID DEAD
NJ

LONDON, March 6.-John E. Red
mond, Irish nationalist leader. died
this morning. death being due to heart
failure. induced by an operation per-
formed last Friday He was one of
the foremost exponents of Irish
thought in the United Kingdom, ana
recognized head of the nationalist par
" in the house of commons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-06
BRANCH WALKERS. CAPTURE
CAPTURE WHISKEY STILLS

ATLANTA, Ca, March Six stills
destroyed with warrants issued for
i've operators is the remarkable rec,
ord just made by detail of Collector
A. 0. Blalock's north Georgia branch
walkers. as Uncle Henry Branham
is pleased to term the revenue officers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-06
AMERICAN PATROLS
CONTINUE ACTIVITY

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY, in
France, March 6.-During Monday
nights normal artillery lighting pa
trolls continued to be active along the
American sector northeast Of Toul. hut
no engasemenfs were reported.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-06

In most cases still is destroyed with
out knowledge as to the identity Of the
operator, but in this particular raid
the agents had better luck and baggea
tie men as well as the stills.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1918-03-06
KryIenkO Appeals to Enemy.

LONDON, arch 6.--The Bolshevikt
commander-in-rhie Ensign KryienkO
today notified the German and Aus
trian high commands that fighting in
Russia is continuing despite the peace
declaration and asking is further ara
considered necessary to secure ces-
sation of hostilities.
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~ Don't Remember"

Determined to break down Mrs.
Howell's testimony on the theory that
she was not telling the truth about the
affair, Attorney I cNeil hammered her
mercilessly, but through it all Mrs
Howell kept her poise, and was never
ratified. Time and again, she would
answer, 81 don't remember" Re-
neathed contradictions with her for
ner testimony were brought to Mrs.
Howell's attention, and when asked il
she had testified differently in prev
ious trials she would say Il don't
remember"
The defense was obviously bring
ing out that Mrs. Howell did not re-
member anything that happened before
or after August II, and that she could
not remember any details about any
thing on that day except something
about which she had previously testi-
fed.
Never once did Mrs. Howell state,
even approximately, any period or
hour of time connected with any OF
the incidents related in her testimony,
When asked if five minutes elapsed
between thus-and-so, or if it was eight
o'clock or twelve o'clock, she would
Invariably reply, q don't remember" "
Only Saw Wade Once.
Mr.. Mcneil elected from Mrs. Howell
that after meeting Walter Wade in
Leslie. before she came to A ericus
to live she never saw him aga until
the night of August II, but nat she
recognized him when she saw him as
she claims, with DR.. Chapman, Walter
Johnson and Warren Johnson, beside
a Ford car at the corner of Hill ami
Fielder streets. She said that Charlie
Chairman, Jr, said Hello Walter,l
but she did not know whether he was
addressing Walter Wade or Walter
Johnson. but thought it was the for
mer.
Don't you Aeow that this defend
ant. Warren Johnson has never seen
Walter Wade in all his life " asked
Attorney Mcneil.
Il know he saw him that night
said Mrs. Howell.
Mr.. Mcneil took up successlvely eF
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cry sentence of Mrs. Howell's testi-
nony, examining her in detail, with ev-
cry possible question his mind could
suggest that was legal.
Mrs. Howell made these two admis-
sions that the defense apparently re-
garded as significant:
That she had heard that Uncle An
dv" Jackson, night watchman for the
Americus Construction Company, hal
said, or would say, that he saw her in
the car with DR.. Chapman and the
others, and that she had on black
skirt, white waist and white sailor
hat.
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MCNEIL SEEKS
To FIND FLAW
IN HER STORY
SHE UNDERWENT A GRUELLING
CROSS EXAMINATION THIS
MORNING ANSWERING SEVERAL
THOUSAND QUESTIONS.

For the first time since the Kade
murder case has been in the courts,
although she testified in the three
trials of DR.. c. X Chapman, who has
been convicted, Mrs. Yeartie Howell.
star witness for the state, today Slip
ped up" during cross examination in
the trial of Warren l. Johnson, who Is
being tried as an accomplice in the
killing of Walter Wade.
Mrs. Howell's lapse of memory
came after nearly three hours o>
gruelling cross examination by At
torney w D. Mcneil, who insult have
asked her several thousand questions,
one after another, like shots from a
machine gun, during the morning.
Mrs. Howell swore that she had
never traversed the Andersonville road
since the killing on August II, 1916.
Later on, Mr. Mcneil edged in ques-
ton about her trip from Anderson
Vile to Americas with Detective Fos-
ter in an automobile, and Mrs. Howell
admitted having made such trip
When asked why she had previously
denied it, she replied:
81 simply forgot it. Anybody is
liable to make mistake"
She then stated that she and Fos-
ter came from Macon on train, got
Oft an Andersonville, and then came to
Americus in an auto She said she do
not dis uss the killing at all the entire
trin
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Went Out "CIOsed'' Street.

That she had heard after her first
testimony when she swore she wen;
to ride with Charlie Chapman, Jr., out
Lee street, that Lee street was closed
UP by reason of paving work. How
ever, she insisted this morning that
they did go not Lee street, and that
sLe still remembers distinctly having
passed the Baptist church. 1t has been
shown in the trials of DR.. Chapman
that Lee street was really closed up at
the time.
Mrs. Howell made another variance
with her previous testimony. Today
she sTore that the car kept going af-
ter the shooting of Wade, whereas, ac-
cording to the record, she has'rfg,e,yJ.
iously declared that the car came to q
5tandstill. but that the engine kept in
motion. Today she swore that Charlie
Chapman, Jr., sitting on the front seat
between the dead man and John Eth
eridge, drove the big grey car" up
from the Wheatley bottom up the hill
into te pine orchard
It is understood that the defense
is going to lay great stress on the
fact that the hole in Wade's skull in,
dicates that he was shot directly from
behind, whereas Mrs. Howell testifies
that DR.. Chapman was sitting in thu.
middle on the rear seat of the car, and
that a bullet from his pistol would
have entered the mans head would
have entered the mans head at diff
ferent angle.
Wade Killed I'm House!
1t is also Understood that the de-
lfense is going to make an effort to
bring out that Wade was really beaten
! Gp in disorderly house by persons, or
person, unknown now, and that when
Z was in halfdead condition he was
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-17
YELKA LACE MAJETKu
Y corr EFT, MT. PLEA
SAINT A " OKOLl
. BROADWAY. 4

Vlastnime velky vtb9r jedno
! dvou rodinntch domn kters
nuzeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nfrnou pfi male castce hotove,
q zbytek ma mfrne mesfcnf spla
Ky, tax jake byste platili ma
jem.
Uvedeme pouze nskolik ma
s;ch l&ci:
Dvourodinne domy v Corlett
Q 5. pokojfch s'koupelnou, diva
fssrnesy, elektrika, plyn, krasne
dekorovane "a pouhych $500,
hotove $500 a ostatnf ma mal6
splatky.
Jednorodinny dun o s sv6t-
nicich, koupelna, plyn, elektri-
ka, lot 40 pfi $50 st., ovocne
stromy, vinice, zahrada, ulice
dlaEd6n&, mezi Kinsman Rd. q
Union karou. Cena $4,000. Ma
la castka hotove, zbytek jako
najem.
Dobre stavebni ioty, Bondy
Svobody aneb morgice vezme-
ne ma splatku. Blizsi vysv6taeni
oda The Municipal Savings &
4oan Co., 12301 Miles ave. Tel.
Union 800 w. aneb J. J. Held
er, 3348 E. 40 ul. Tel. Union
184R.
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"Porazilouc dvIr
We vnitr j z venci -
peknejsi neni
po celym Klenci"

plsah veplula do jeho duse. Te
pisni no otec We stastne chvili
naucil. Ende, "dyz otec Sc va
di, matka hladi. -" U Mich
tomu bylo obracene. "Dobrak
byl otec, "mysli 81 student a ami
nevi, ze mu Shy tekou po tva-
rich a jako demanty trpyti Sc v
zari mohutneho ohne, radost
mi pral - nepiisnil me, kdyz
jsem 81 hral, ma sankach jez-
dill" "a vidi Sc sedet v pfedu
na bul.ovych sankach, "a MIN
krci Sc jeho detstvi nejmilejsi
lsamaradka - Horejsich Dodli
cka. Jako kliste drzi Sc no re
zadu ruckama j nozkama. Je-
dou cd kostela dold po kopM ia
ko Sc stfechy. Citi jak Dodlicce
srdicko strachy boucha, ale on
j test: 'sNebuj Sc, Dodlick0, ne
buj! ia humim rejdovat." ia
ko blesk sjely sahky a miri row
nou k Hausnerdm do zdi. Jako
rnyS niSka 20 MIN ct,.u INV no
dlicka, ale Martin ukaze CO u
mi, 'tellckem Ma pravo Sc mako
nj, nohou We dreyacku sekne
ejednou, dvakrat a sanky poslu-
Ssne krasnou kfivkou vraceji Sc
ma silnici a jako po rsydle uji.
'zdeJi dal k inspektoram. =.
--.-~-s~
(Pokracovani.)
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PR0DA 81 3oye postaveny ci-
haovt ddm bodici se pro dve
rodiny na E, LIS Ill. Pst pokoja
8 koupelnou, ctyry satnfky, chi
ma kabinet, ,hantel dole ma
hofe, vse staj.,ie upraven6. We
sklepu jsou Iva fernesy, skop-
Ky ma pradld, schody Y pfedu i
' zadu, vse moderne zafizeno,
elektrika, ksnal, plyn, voda,
cihlova garate ma dve auta, lot
je 40 pri 140 strevicich. MAZE
TEX tento ne.pdze Sc postavit "a
$4,000, mhze vsak byt koupen
"a $4,000.
Nam tez pekny lot ma Vine
yard ul., je es4O pri lao strevi-
cich. v pflpadu koupe posta-
vim Vam ma mem dunn die va
seho prani "a levnou cenu. BIZ
81 informace Sc Yam sd6li v (.
2845 e. 128 gul. u Buckeye Rd.
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Roman ze ziyota pafi 6ho.
2 anglick6ho volpe upravil ]. G.

''Nikoliv ja sice miluji
zvlastnf pamAtky, ale jenomvta
kove, jichz mnozno zAroven K
necen1u upotfehiti. Anglican
jest zcelo jint Aovsk 80 on w
da velke penize 81 zbytek dou
tniku, kter5 dr1eIa nakdy kra
lovska dsta ja WAX nejsem
Anglicanem. ia spoiuii rad
pffjsmne 3 uziteen5m, utile
dulci. jak pravi basnfk. Po-
hled'te."
A pojednou, beze vsech dial
sich SLOW vynal ndz Q podal 1o
Savarimu. ss r
Fedora, bleda q ma celem te
le se chvejfc, pozorovalo tvaf
vyhlednut6 ob6ti.
Vibert We chvili, kdy savari
mu nnz podaval, povstal a O.
prev Sc rukama o lenoch idle.
zkoumal v obliceji Savariho
kazdy tab.
V pokoji panovalo take IT,
cho, ze bylo slyset buseni Fe-
dOrina srdce.
Konecn6 pravda vyjde ma je
vo - nebot' je-li Savari vinen,
must pri spatfenf vrazedneho
nastroje prozraditi Sc - nebu
de to zachovati svij kid pri
pohledu ma nastroj, jimz ob6-
tt sve smrtelnou ranu zasadil.
Savari z pocatku zdrahal Sc
witt ndz do ruky - dal ma je-
.vo odpor prot podavane pamat
ce, ktera pred tim zbrocena
byla lidskou krvi. Posleze ale
wal ndz do ruky a kdyz 81 jej
byl blize prohledl, polozil jej'
klidne ma still a pravil:
"Ale dovolte, kdybyste byli
nekym napaden, neradil bych
vam, ,abyste Sc branil tfmto no
zen1-- neni prave We stavu nej
lepslm.' .-..- :.
Vibert zistal jako hromem
omracen.
Veskere vypocty jeho byly
tedy chybny - jeho plany L.
pine zmareny! Pc cele tri me
sice kracel 20 stope toho, je-
hoz pokladal "a vraha = a ny
nj, kdyz domnival Sc byti u ci
lie, musil doznati, ze Sc mylil.
Ma falesne stope = pomysle
nj to hrozilo zbaviti Viberta
rozumu.
A v tomto okamziku, kdy
vzmahalo sc no temer zoufal-
stvi mad zmafenym pokusem, u
pfely Sc pronikave zraky jeho
ma Fedoru.
Jak asi ma nj, pGsobil vysle-
dek zkousky, cd nfz 81 tolik byl
sliboval? To bylo jeho prvnf
myslenkou. a.
A Savari mezi tim povstal q
klidne pristoupil k nejblizsi svi'
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d q u - i. E 49, x
q, kterou 81 zapalil uhasly
doutnik.
Nlbert postfehl, ze Fedora
zustala nphe klidnou, b ze
rty leJl rozlozily Ss K jakSnaslei
utrpnemu usmeyu.
Platll snad dsmev ten jemug
Mysienka ta bodla jeJ vice, Rez
II porazka, kterou byl pray8,u u
upei.
aa Aena, pro kterou We byl
podnlkal, kterS slfbila hyti ie-
mu vernon spolecnici ct do
konce 80 ona shad raduie - 2
]eno porazky!
Na n1lste pocitu zklamanf 6etl
Vlbert Y oblieeji jejfm vyIaz
taJneho uspokojenf.
VSak poiicenl jednatel do
vedl sc opanovati medal ma
sone znati nepokoj, jakt ie-
no nltrem haral 9 septal si:'
Posud nenf vSe ztraceno
muJ pokus sice selhal, ale MOLE
prace neni jeste skon6ena. Sta
va sc casio, ze zlocinec v nava
l. y. n - g. 49, : y
~ hnevu uchopi nejblize lekf-
ci iran, aniz by 81 il prohledl,
a po spachani zlocinu Ease il j.
hned odhodi. TAX mohl u6initi
! Savarl. Budu pokraeovati. s.
Ma to povstal q pfistoupiy k
Savarimu, jal Sc 9 MIN rozmlbp
vatl o zcela obycejnych v6cech.
A kdyz Sc byli po mfstnosti ne
kollkrate prosli, usadil Sc. oH6t
kazdy ma sve mfsto.
TAX, pravil, ukazuje opet
ma ndz, IVY mate "a to, ze to
to zbrafl, ma ktere dal jsem 81
tollk zalezeti, nema veln@ ce-
ny - re neni v dobrem stavu?'
Him." odvetil Savari, pie
ce mdzete videti sam, ze hr0t
jest uplne tupy."
Mate pravdu - skutetnx, Z,
Vibert, d6laje, jakO BY
81 byl okolnosti te Dive nep0-
vsiml, a to asi take vysvetluje
tn okolnost, re musilo byt ux-
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PRONAJME Sc pekny byt 0
ctyrech pokojich 8 koupelnou,
plyn, elektrika, fernes. Najem
SIP mesicn9. Haste Sc v elsie
l2413 Gay ave. blize E. 13l
VI. v Mt. Pleasant.
12-19
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PRODAJl Sc diva domy 15
pokoji a Storem ma jednom lot6
ma obchodnf ulici "a $4,000.
Dunn o 8 pokojich pro dve ro-
diny "a $3.50 cihlovy dim 0
6 sv6tnicich, vse zarizeno "a
$3, 400. Hotove $500, ostatni ma
mesicnf splatky. Haste Sc u v.
Ungra, 1891 Central Ave.
12-21
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PRODA Sc zachovaly sklenik
(china closet) "a polovinu ce-
ny. Haste Sc v {. 3643 K. 40
st. 1918
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PRIJMoU Sc dve masinafky,
til dfvky ma rucni kazajkovou
'praci . jeden zehlic. Haste Sc
u JOS. Kozaka, 4608 Finn ave.
1913
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PRIME Sc spolehlivy hoch K
|ucenf ' tisk6rnx Svsta. Must e
|vykkzati e Skoly propou5tscim
|certifik<tem. q
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PkIJME Sc pan ma hyt se stra-
YOU. Haste Sc v {. 2928 E. 81
ul. FOREST Ave.}
12-17
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PRODAJf Sc diva Lofty v Cor
lett. Haste Sc v {. 1926 w. so
st. 12-18
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PkIJMU PRAcl ma hrme. Hla
ste Sc v (. 5O23 Frazee Ave-,
Cleveland, O. 12-17
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Jtjtjt1ttjtjtjtII

- -r
Vsecka srdnatost Martina
studenta opoustf, cftf jak nohy
sc pod MIN chveji, v kolenach
lamou, strach ba des no prepa-
da. Ted u sameho cile pozbyva
odvahy ucinit tech nekolik kro-
XII. jez no cd otce deli, takovou
bazen cftf v srdci, ze kdyby mo
hi, hned by Sc obratl a dom1
by utekl. Silly jeho vsak jsou Wy
cerpany, stoji 0 strom opreny,
hnout Sc nemdze q take nehne.
Pocka tn v dkrytu, az 81 odpoci-
ne, dechu a sill nabere a vrati
Sc radeji pax k matce, ma KITE
rou 81 We zmatku ami nevzpo-
mnel. Hlasity stekot tom pre-
trhl sborovy zp6v a hunaty pes
z kola upaloval k lesu. To Du-
maj prvni navetf.l Porazilovic
studenta a bezel mu naproti;
pritiskl sc k nemu, ruce mu IL
zal, vyskakoval ma neho, v kru-
zfch no obihal a radostne khu-
del. "Cak 81 vede ten pes?" ta-
zali Sc zadnejsf a zv6dave ota-
cell hlavy cd ohne k cernemu,
tmavemu' 'lesu. Dunaj uz Sc vra-
ci, ale ne sam. Vede n6koho a
koho? Aha, uz no poznavaji,
"Porazilovtc student je to-" Sc
ptaji 81 a tichnou zv6davi, jake
bude shledani syna otcem.
Martin neciti Sc vsak vice sam
a opusten, hle pes Dunaj no po
sill poteSl, kraci "a MIN sme-
lie odhodian6. "Vitame te."
"PoteS te PanbG." "To Sc
stalo, COZ" laskavym slovem
hned jak dosel, vitajf no souse-
de, rozestupuji Sc, k samemu
ohni do prostred no pousti. ia
ko hrob al dosud mlci syn, ne
pozdravuje, neodpovida - ale
jak Sc mu zabelalo prosteradlo
pred ocima, Zach tato, mdj tato
zlatej," nevedomky vykrikl a
jako bodnut skocil ku pfedu.
Cetnik no zachytil. "Halt, pa
ne Student" povida mu mckee,
ale rozhodne, "tam nesmeji, do
kud nepfijde z mesta komisi. |"
Martin nechape, hledi vyje-
.vene ma cetnika s puskou a bo-
dakem ma rameni, ruku uz ma
tahuje, ably no cesty odstrcil,
k otci pustil, ale uz no obklo-
puji j JIM. "PomodE Sc s mama
ha tatu videt nechtej," domlou-
va mu stryc Kazda, "nesmi to
bejt," vyklada Kodrnac, "komi
81 must videt, co ha jak sc sta
loz, stopy zmerit, cely to mech
,cesti popsat ha do pr0tokolu
vtahnout.'
"Martinku, pro Boha te pro.
sim, nehnevej Sc ma mas - my
"a mic nemlzem," Sysi najed.
nou student a poznava Horej.
Sich tetu Dodlicku - a kdo tc
stoji jako andel pri nj? / tn zna
Martin, ale nikdy j takovou ne
videl - to je jeho sestrenice
tetina dcera Dodiicka, ona m5
ruce sepjate a slzami hledi M
Martina cerne jeji oci. "Bult
by marny Sc hnevat ha nekoml
vinu davat," ma raz meni Sc zbe
zne shromazdeni v obecni soue
'co Sc stalo, musilo Sc stat
haby bull pokoj."
''Stejne jako Martin, moh t,
lett icko Hadam."
''Dyt Sc modlime: "vodpus
nam nase viny" - ia smrt mu
81 secko vyrovnat, ma secko s.
icko must zapomit," vAchn
mluvi, chy3tajice Sc k odchodu
Jenom Martin stoji jako kamel
ny, nehybny. "Pot' s mama do
mi" - bere no "a ruku tet
Porazilka - "nevostavej tu
mic pjatny huz tu nejsme, ia
pot, DEF 81 rect"s matersk
pece a. neha dychala z jejih
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MUSf BYT PRODAN, krasny
dun pro jednu rodinu v Corlett
je tam 6 pokoji a koupelna,
'krasne dekorovany, tvrde pod
lahy, skopky ma pradlo, fur
mace, sklep pod celym domem.
Pro rychly prodej $3.50, hoto-
We $1,000, 2 zbytek ma mirne
mesicpi splatky. Nam vice jed
no. a dvourodinnych doml KITE
re mohu vymenit "a majetky v
okolf Broadway . Fleet Ave.
|Blizsi ochotne sdeli F. j. Pic
man, 126Q4 Miles Ave. TEX u
'nion $50 r.
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PRIME Sc divka ma domaci
praci do male rodiny. Haste Sc
vecer v (, 1894 E, So vi.
12-18
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| Eykygyk!
du vami, ia tn u taty do rama
zIstanu, to mi prece nikdo "a
kazat nemGze" - zrak jeho o.
tocI Sc po cetnikovi.
"To mizou, pane student, .
ochotne svoloval cetnik, ia
potom policajt a polesnej ma.
me poruceno vartovat celou
noe, bude nam veselejs, popo.
vfdame 81, hodiny rychleji ube.
hnou." Vsecky prosby vysly ma
prazdno. Kroky SO vzdalovaly,
vsichni uz odesli a tn Porazilo.
YOU strach popadl, ably nemusi-
la lesem q cestou dom1 sama,
'nechcasnej chlapce, jenom 81
to pfedloz, CO chcec hudelat =
belt tn mrtyym do rama" ma
leha prudce a znovu tahne stu
denta k lesu. Mama jist9 ma
tebe ceka, nenechas il pfece sa
motnou doma," ozvala Sc ted
svezim hlaskem Dodlicka. +
Ma otepi sucheho rosti -jak
mu ma nj slovy "tak 81 k nam
prisednou," ukazoyal cetnik -
sedi student Martin Porazil.
Hlavu ma o ruce oprenu, nemlu
vi a jen do plamenI hledi. Po-
lesny 8 policajtem udrzuji ohen
ably hral a kouri. Koufovy
mrak We vysi jako strechu mad
mimi utvori a mraz k MIN dold
nepusti a dole hranice must pri
JENNIE hrat. Snaseji proto nejen
polena a parezy ale syrove
oklestky a peruci. Plaminek "a
plaminkem jako rudf hadkove
mlsne olizuji smolne drivi, sy-
ci a praskaji - ale student 81
jich nevsfma. Mysli ma n6cC
zcela jineho. Ma otce 81 vzpo.
nina, ne jake ma sudice, opilce,
a karbanika, ale ma vlidneho q
laskaveho otce-dobraka. v je.
no detstvi minulem probouzej
Sc vzpomfnky a neslysnym kre
KEN vchazeji do jeho hlavy
Student vidi Sc ditetem, otec he
ma kline "a stolen chova, O je.
jich stolu rodtnnem mu vykla
da, v souckach mu ukazuje tvs
re svate rodiny: Pana Jezise
Panenky Marie svateho Jose
ia. -. Ma pole jede s otcem
Bic drzi v rucicce a otec no for
manit uci. "H6t, hot zavolej
Martinku!" hot - hot vol:
Martinek a volky poslusne str.
nou iuhybaji. -.
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PRONAIME Sc byt o 4 svetni-
nicich koupelnoY, Haste Sc v
{. 1918 E. So st.
12-18
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PRIME Sc feznicky d3lnik ma
;sekani masa. Haste Sc v {.
-5015 Fleet Ave. 12-19
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PRODA Sc $3.50 grafofon Sc
68 rekordy pouze "a $50. Pri-
jd'te 81 tento stroj rohl6dnout
a jiste jej koupite. Haste Sc v
(. 3111 w. 25 ul., blize Clark
Aye. nahore. II
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UPOZORNENi. X vanocnim
svatkdm mann ma prodej kras-
ne granatove skvosty "a velmi
levnou cenu jako jehlice pro
pany, broze, granatove sndry a
nahrdelniky, naramky a podob-
ne. Haste Sc u Antonio Kerner,
|S845 Croton ul. nahofe.
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PRODA Sc dobre jdoucf pekar
sky a cukrovinkovy obc6od vel
mi LEVINE. Haste Sc v {. 5106
Fleet Ave. 1913
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NAM MA PRODEJ fonograf
"a levnou cenu. Haste sc v {.
|5O23 Frazee Ave. u O. B. Ko-
|neGnyho. 12-17
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VELKA LACE. Proda Sc pekny
cihlovy dunn pro dive rodiny ma
Svec ave. v Mt. Pleasant. Lot
je 40 pri lat strevicich. Dunn
ma cenu nejmene $500, mGze-
te vsak tento krasny majetek
koupit "a $4,000. Blizsi sdeli
John F. Svec, 3766 E. lao ul.,
neb v uradovne (. 14O18 Kins-
man Rd. Tel. Bell Broadway
1906 J. Guy. Union 986 X.
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!. J 'Rr'ohnk
Qz'nlarIlllxy

PoJcfME PENfzE ma druhy
mortgage ma 5 procent rocne.
zadny bonus. Blizsi, Sc sde.f v
(. 335 Guardian Bldg.
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DzNAMOVANi We "SVETU"
PkINASl USPECH.
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Must Settle 1t NOlU
Pittsburgh Gazette-Times1 I


The question Of prohibition, so Ear
as Pennsylvania is concerned, must
be settled by the Republican voters
in the primary election one week
from to-day. 1t is the peoples chance
to vote as directly as is possible un-
der our constitutional form under
this subject, and probably the only
chance they will have. No candidate te
should deny them the privilege of
making their wishes known through
his failure to take a stand sQuarely
on the subject. The seven candidates
who made evasive answers to The
GaZette-Times' question conceal their
real intentions and leave the people
whose votes they solicit in doubt rs
to what they will 90 if elected. They
are guilty of regeneration as un-
worthy as that practiced by ]. Denny
O'Neil, in his dcclination to tell
whether or not he will abide by the
result of the Republican primaries
in the contest for the gubernatorial
nomination. They hold out a prospect
to the VETS that they will oppose
ratification. and to the "drys" that
they will support it. One or the other
group will be cheated il the evaders
are nominated ana defeated The
same may be said of those candidates
who failed to make any answer. AS
we have said before, ratification is
to be assured only by the nomination
and election of Republican legisla-
tors pledged in advance of the pri-
maries 20 support the amendment.