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kGyz Pavel o tom mluvil, re
1nohu voliti mezi tim onim,
rozhodl jsem Sc pro 1rad soud-
covsky. Snad ma rozhodnutl to
.nelo vliv rozhorceni vzbuZene
vzpominkou ma prikori bratru
spusobene.
Chteje bezpravi jemu spu-
sobene odciniti, rozhodl jsem
Sc pro sve zivotni povolani.
Die obySejne nezkusenosti a
oTecenovani mladeze mel
.;sem "a chybu soudce, re Pa
vel nebyl jinych pficin lee
pro nedostatek dlkazd ma svo
bodu propulsion. Chtel jsem 81
ly sve venovati zamestnani to-
mu, stati es prisnym, neporusi-
telnym soudcem, kteryz by jed
nou mohl nevinnost bratrovu
dokazati a hanebnost barona
Lcdsteina ma pranyr postaviti.
Gas zatim rychle uplynul,
nastal konec zarl.
Ia krasneho jednoho dine,
xdyz isme Pavlem mluvili o
nastavajicim rozloucenl a wa
iemnem usneSeni, re .kaZdeho
roku Sc sejdeme, spatflli Jsme
kocar profesoruv vjizdejici do
dvOra.
Pri pohledu tom zmocnil Sc
mas obou velmi nemily pocit,
vedelit jsme, re to jest zname-
rim navratu naSeho Torpar-
ba. -
Pc dvou dnech byli jsme Ia
sc odlouceni.
Pavel odesel houslemi svy
mi, pokracuje We SVEN potul-
mem zivobyti, ia vsak vratil
jsem sc do Lundu, maize pozno
WI dati Sc do studii a pracovati
Sc vsim dsilim.
Drivejsi muj pokoiik v do
me profesorove V prvnim po-
school zamenil jsem "a vetsi o
dive poschodi vyse lezici SOU
sedstvi knihoyny profesorovy.
J.dine dvere nalezaly Sc mezi
III mncu, mohl tedy, kdyko-
liv mu libo bylo,A vstoupiti bez
prekazky do meho pokoje.
Den na to, kdyz jscm sc V
novem obydli SVEN mnohem
ltulneji a privetiveji nez drive
uhostil, vracel jsem sc k vece-
III, domu pc delsi prochazce
chtel jsem sc tax ponekud zba
viii touhy sve po Pavlovi.
Kdyz jsem sci do druheho
poschodi, vbehl mi nejaky Wy
rostek do cesty, setkali jsme Sc
IA schodech.
Stanul jsem na chvili 4 Wy
vail nan oc;.
on pohlizel ma mne vyra'
zcm vclkeho uzasu; nevyjadfu
lice vsak pocity sve slovy 81
jsme kolem sebe.
Myslil jsem 81:
"Mozna-li? Mohl by to byt
on?"
Druheho dine poprve po ma
vratu mem do Lundu sesl
isme sc k obedu. predeslehh
dine byli .ismc .sicc V meste. all
Jedi jsmc kazdy zvlaSt W
SVEN pckoji.
Vstoupiv do .ialu, spozorova
sem tehoz vyrostka, jejz .sen
IA schodcch potkal stojiciho
uDrouskem Ma rameni stOlu
Pcchopil jsem nyni, re jej pr
fesor wal "a slouziciho mist
drivejsiko, jenz pred odjez
dem do Stockholmu byl prop
stem.
Professor nesnesl v SVEN pe
koji zenske posluhy, d povi,
most, jeho vecl poradku udl
Aovati d jemu posluhovati, nj
vzdy na peel sluzebnik.
Pri jidle mel jsem dosti cas-
abych 81 prohledl dukladn6 II
yeho prichoziho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-25
PTeloziI H. KS.

tn a naklonnost k male Matyl
de-"
"Je to pravda? A - vase
hlavicka, coz nekrouzi nj OBJ
vykle fantasie mladych dew
cat? Nesnite nejakem hez-
KEN mladiku bez sou v kapse?
Nebo jinem - ktery vam ne
venuje pozornosti?"
Antonio Sc zacervenala, ale
vzpamatovavsi Sc hned, odpove
della klidne:
"Ackoliv jeste nejsem tax
stara, presvedcila jsem Sc do
sti caste, jaci jsou nynejsi mia
dici. Zadneho jsem nikdy nemi
lovala. Mysli jen neustale ma
sebe hledaji u devcat prede-
vslm veno. Proto jsem take nj
kdy nemyslila ma to, Sc provda-
IT,"
JeSte nikdy Sc Antonio tax
repretvarovala. V tomtez Okla
mziku, co jeji oci pratelsky, ba
skoro meme pohlizely ma Vile
ma Lureau, zaletaly jeji myslen
Ky do dalky a obletaly muze
krasnou, nadhernymi ocima o.
zarenou tvari, kterou zdobl knl
rex, jenny jako hedvabi, mu-
2e, jenz Sc nikdy o nj nezaji-
NAL -
Lureau uchopil il Ia ruku.
"Kdybyste mi to nebyla rex
la, nebyl bych mluvil dale, sle-
cno Antonio. Proto Sc toho od-
vazuji. Znal jse mmnoha hezka
a chytra devcata V teto krajine
avsak vetsina z Mich byla k nj
cemu. Jest vsak jedna, kterou
iiz dlouho dlouho obdivuji a je
jiz chovani V zamku vzbudilo
noji uctu. nebot' jsou tam diva
svudnici zadna koketa zemi
nepostavila St markyzovi neb
synovi ma odpor."
80, pane Lureau.' namitla
Antonio opet cudne.
"Mluvim-li vami 0 tom, dc
.je Sc to proto, re vim, re lste
Z tohoto pokuseni vySla cista.'
Mem to- moil zasluhou,' pra
villa, "ze tito panove neprokaza
ii mi cest vetSi pozornostl nez
i&ko k podrizene."
"Vy, podrizenou!" zvolal va
Snive Lureau. "Pri vSi krase a
vzneSenosti slecny Albiny, Eau
iimala byste lepe jeji misto tam
nahore." "
Ucinil energicky pohyb, jako
by cht6l prolomiti zdi, vnikncu
ii do stareho zamku a donutiti
ieho obyvatele, ably tam dosa-
dill tu, jiz miloval.
ma tuto myslenku nepiisel
isem teprve dnes. Spoonful jsem
ckem ma vas, jakmile jsem po
hledl Ma panstvi, ktere jednou
kude mole; schazi mi jiz Jen
zamek jeho okoli, vsecko
to bude mi jednou nalezeti!'
rrohlasil energicky. A chvejc
Sc, jako jinoch phi prvnim SVEN
vyznani lasky, pokracoval:
"To jest, vam bude nale2eti,
slecno! Nebot' wal jsem 81 do
hiavy, ze Sc stanete zcnou Vile
MA Lureau a Z toho. co zde bylo
, usmysleno - uhodil pri tom Ill
, kou II aSvojc cello --- uskutecnl-
| 10 SC dosud vSe.'
Antonio mGla te chvlli po-
cit, ze il bylo srdce roztrzeno
We dvi, nebot' neni zpecetil sc
jeji osud navzdy; musi navzdy
Sc sreknouti splneni sveho snu.
Zavfela OCi a Lureau 81 pony
sill: Vaha - jsem il snad prilis
starym sedIakem. Bude sc chtlt
stat dobrovolne moi zenou?
Meziti1n Sc Antonio rozhodla D
dlela duchll V panskem sldle.
kde az do hloubl duse byla u
Iazena; videla Sc tam .jakO "a
mecka pani, vladnouci vsemi
prostorami uprostred slavnych
upominek. Otevrela znova ocl.
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S15O velky kabinetni hraci
stroj s 80 rekordy Sc proda
pcuze "a $65 "a hotove neb Sc
vezme Libeby Bond. Haste Sc
V {. 3111 WIS St. blize Clark
Ave. nahofe.'
DO
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PIERRE SALES
POklud U mOfi.
y
Roman. PTelOzH H. KS
ROmGn.

Nepratelstvi mezi markyzem
a otcem dotkly sc no velice ne
prijemne. Avsak neodvazil Sc
odporovati namitkam sveho OF
ce proti markyzovi. Aekoliv rnu
to rozdiralo srdce, prerusil pra
telske styky s Maem, treba re
povolani jejich je sblizovalo a
tfeba re o nGkolik mesicu po-
zdeji Sc ocitli oba u stejneho
pluku. Otcove byli neprateli ma
smrt, proto deti nesmely Sc zna
ii. TAX Sc stale, re domov ztra-
til pro Jifiho pritazlivost a re
zde travil pouze cast sve dovo
lene. Otci jeho zdalo Sc byti
zcela prirozene, re mladik ode
bral Sc do Pafize, aby Sc pone
lud rozptylil.
Iii jazykove, kteri ocekavali
konflikt mezi synem a vychova
telkou, pfisli svoji potravu. il
ri Sc mnoho o Antonii nestaral,
avsak nepostavil-li sc primo
prot otci, kdyz il tento privedl,
a take il nijak neuvital. Cd te
dolby nastal poprve mezi otcem
a synem jakysi ehlad.
"Myslis, re vychovava dobre
nasi Matyldu?" tazal Sc starry
Lureau opatrne sveho syna.
''Nenalezl bys povolnejsi oso
by S lepsimi vlastnostmi, otce?'
tazal Sc Jiri. "Avsak prevziti
"a nynejsich okolnosti nekoho
z damu markyzova, to della Ia
mne DOZEN - dovolis mi to pi.i
rovnani - jako bys mu odlou
dill sluzebnou, a v tom je neco
malicherneho."
"Sluzebnou. Zblaznil jsi Sc?
zvolal Lureau, vrhaje Ma sveho
|syna straslivy pohled.
Jill Sc ponekud zarazil mad
timto projevem nelibosti. :
"Nechtel jsem Sc te nijak do
tknouti,' pravil. "Slovo nebylo
snad dosti dobre voleno. Avsak
videti zde slecnu Antonii Meru
ovou, ktera byla diva roxy V
"a nku, to na mne pusobi pone-
kud trapne. Slecna Meruova je
ale iinak velice distinguovanou,
nanejvys vzdelenou osobou, iez
ma, LAX pozoruji. velice blaho
darny vliv ma malou Matyldu.
Patrne Wis lepe, co cinis, nez
ia; Matylda bude Cd nj dobre
chovana."
Tehoz vecera, kdyz Jiri ma
stoupil svuj navrat do Alziru,
prosil Vilem Lureau po veceri
slecnu Antonii, aby MIN zu-
stala V prostorndm pokoji, kite
ry mu slouzil "a kancelar.
"MusSm vsak malou uloziti
do postylky," poznamenala An
tonic, jez Sc starala 0 dite skoro
jako matka.
"Jdete 81 tedy," odpovedel
Lureau, "ale slibte mi, re Ia
Sc prijdete. Name spolu co no
yoTiti."
Cekal ma nj horecnym roz-
cilenim a jeho oblicej Sc rozJa-
snil, kdyz Sc devce opet objevi-
10; zcela bledy, S melancholi. Y
ocich, pravil:
"Pracujetc prilis mnoho, sic
enc Antonio. Obirate sc neusta
lc svymi knihami a naSl MatyI
dou, a nell S nj tedy myni u
ETY.. ktere laskave kontroluje,
te. Muslin vam odpomoci a pc
skytnouti va.n trochu klidu."
Gale. ejsem zcela mic unave
ma, pane Lareau," prohlasila
Antonio. "Prace je pro mne ne.
vetsim potesenim"
HIM" zvolal Lurcau sc sml
chem. "Mate hlave ien prac
- a - q srdci?" dodal, lei
&c Sc chvele.
Tvafe Antonio sc zabarvllA
do porpurova a Lureau zachve
Sc silneii.. Je tedy pfece nejakt
taiemStNi V ZivOte tOhOtO d6V
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Pohled> jeho pri posluhova-
nj u stolu pouGil mne, ze po-
znal syna kolovratkare. Nemel
jsem ovSem pred MIN strachu
jako drive, ale tusil jsem, ze
Jan die moznosti splati mi po-
nizeni, re jsem sedel u stolu,
kdezto on posluhoval.
Neobaval jsem Sc tyrani, a.
nj pesti, spise vsak jazyka je-
no. Cetl jsem skodolibost v IRA
ku jeho, kdy4 ma mne pohli-
Eel. Jakoby mluvil:
'Pockej jen, panacku, stara
East ma posud nepominula, &C
Il chlapce stal jsem Sc mladi-.
KEN. Posud nezapomnel jsem
na vyprask, jejz mi pro tebe
udelil policejni dozorce, vsak
ii jej splatim jinak."
Prodlevaje po obede opet v
pokoji SVEN premyslel jsem o
podivnem setkani.
Vzpominal jsem ma veskere
oronasledovani, jez jsem mu-
sci snaseti, chode do stock.
holmske Skoly a tazal jsem Sc
sama sebe, zdali bych byl to
snesti je v starSim veku. Odpo-
ved' znela zaporne. Veru byl
jsem prilis caste chvalen We
skole q nebylo mi lie nepocho
pitt, re praci vedomostmi lie
zdedenou prihanu smyti.
Sesed sc S Pavlem posilnil
Jsem naklonnost svou k nemu,
|,ukojil touhu svou a mysli sve
ziednal klidu. Zasmusilost, IT,
zici jarou mysl mou pominula.
Pavlovo proroctvi, tykajici Sc
budoucnosti me, probudilo Sc
bevedomi a cinnost mou. Byl
iisem jist, ze jakkoliv mlad
,isem, nicmene ami obtizemi a
nehodami zdrzeti Sc nedam nj
hyerak, abych ma draze vedy
pokracuje dosahl cile kyle
nc no. -
! Nccht jsou nasledky setkani
s Janem jakkekoliv - uminil
.isem 81 - odvaha ma nema
prekonana byti nicim.
Setkani nepritelem mia
Iii probudilo drimajici silly; ma
hiedl jsem, re kazdym poku-
sem ujiti prikori vzeslemu pro
heblahy puvod, jen opacneho
,vysledku byeh docilil.
Jediny spusob, jimz jsem mo
III boji S predsudky zviteziti,
byl, nesti hlavu zprima nj
kdy falesneho studu neb Diet
ske .jeSitnosti nezapirati puvo-
du sveho.
. ! Doba cd obeda k veccru by.
Ia pro povahu mou rozhodu.
jici.
|, Tyden minul cd prvniho Sc.
,kani S Janem V dome profes(
rove. Vidal jsem jei denne
j>artacoval mi Saty, posluhova
i II stolu atd. vsak ami slovs
isroc spClu nepromluvili. Vyhl
: bal jsem Sc nutnemu osloveni
i Jan konal svou povinnost, ne
. promluvil vsak ami slova.
9 ByIo-li mi neceho trcba, mel
c i,i;ll-li jseu 81 echo, pozada
l.,scm sluzku, nikdy vSak Jana
/, Ikratka, kdyz minul tydel
i ~ mic jsem neZaSlccbl, &c b,
S Jan byl neco o osudu otcov
/. vypravoval, prestal jsem ma
O )nysliti.
O Pozornost mOu poutala te
= navsteva gymnasia a .uceni, 4
u nc mel .jsem mnoho casu "a
mestnavati sc vecmi jinymi.
j. kdys v prostfed zari yrace
/ .;sem Sc ve5el z gynlnasia dl
T. ntl.
81 V poctech Sc mi toho d,l
vytecne vedlo, vyznamen;
u .iscm Sc.
10 Potesen vstoupil .isem do sv
no pokoie. nahle vSak zaraz
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PRoDA Sc jednorodinny dim
II e. 131 ul. ma Benham Ave.
{. 13O08. Je tam fernes, kou-
oelna, sklep, elektrika, plyn.
lot je 40 pfi $50 str. -Da Sc
.evne, bude-i prodan co nej-
drive. 2z27
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MOVE DOMY. /. j

Chapleside Ave. blfze Union
a vych. 134. ul., dunn postaven
ma prostornem lote, dobre sta
veny, teprve 6 mesicu starry "a
100000, vezmem $500.00 ho-
tove a zbytek ma So ma meslc-
nj splatky, jake splatku vez-
mem bondy svobody neb va
lecne sporenky. Stante sc vlast
MIN panem a splacejte 81 vlast-
nj domov touto snadnou cestou.
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PRODA SIS krasny set do jidel
ny, uplne zachovaly, stGl, 6. zi-
dli kozenymi sedadly a velke
tuffe Sc zrcadlem, velmi laci-
no; tez lednicka ma 1OOlb. ledu
Sc prOda. Take stroj ma "Hem
stitching" elektrickysn poho-
mem jest ma prodej. Pricina, "a
koupeni obchodu. Haste &c u e.
J. Simek, 1865 Broadway, roh
Barkwil, prave mad obrazko-
wynn divsdlAn. !?
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PRODA Sc

CeSi ucte Sc presne anglicine a zlep
Ste svoje -postavenf. Moji pomocf ci-
zinci zdokonalili znalost angliciny. DO
bra angliCina zaruCuje lepsf mfsto.
Studujte sc mnou. UCebna oteyrena
ID $3.50 do 9:30 vecer. 3O1 Clarence
bidg., 6l2 Euclid Ave. Dykes Albright.
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PRoDA Sc dum 6 svetni-
oioh, koupelna a vse zarizeno.
hlaste Sc v e. 1872 E. 149 ul.
z KinSman Rd. 3-3
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R0DA Sc piano a fonograf.
I'ez peri. Haste Sc v {. 5023
'razee Ave. S. E.
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PRCDA Sc zachovaly Ford
Automobil pro 5 osob. Cena
$3.50. Haste Sc V {. 5401 Clark
ave. 2-28
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RE&IJllE Sc zkuseny Teznicky
pomocnlk na sekanf n1asa. Hla
ste Sc u Nyc Patek, 4703
broadway. 2-26
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H. A. SMITH,

3O1 American Trust Bldg.
Main 2O93 - Central 1392.K.
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6UOETEs.1 nasazovat ma ku-
f&tka, objednejte 81 r~c.' n
,aejce Cd plnOkrevnych bly, ch
Leghornek aneb Plymouth
Barred rocks) "a 85c tucet.
Mann tez pekne belgicke krali-
ky ma prodej. Vemte A. B. C..
mestskou tkaru a slezte ma
ID. zastavce ma Broadway.
2-25 E. J. Miller.
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,RONAJNE So byt . I svet-
reich ma. zap. 56 ul. jizne cd
)snnison Ave. Haste Sc v {.
7o9 Denison Ave. !?
Evening star., 1919-03-10
THEATERS INVITED
TOPUSH SUFFRAGE
Asked to Aid Appeal for Ma
tIonaI Representation
for District.

Washington's theaters have been in
vited to join in the campaign for the
passage of the joint resolution pro-
viding for an amendment to the Con-
stitution which will enable Congress
to give the people of the District rep
resentatives in the House and Senate
and a vote for the President.
The Keith Theater program already
is carrying a fuli-page appeal to the
American people to enfranchise the
100000 voteless residents of the Dis
trict. This theater also is planning to
place a suffrage poster in it's lobby.
and will sell at the ticket window the
small stickers which the people of
Washington are being urged to paste
on all outgoing letters. The sticker
contains a brief reminder to the citi-
zens in the states that there are still
some Americans who have no voice in
the government.
Joseph d. kaufman, who is working
on publicity for the suffrage campaign.
pointed out today that scores of men
who come to Washington on business
and tourist trips every week attend
a theater and through the theater-
appeals may learn for the first time
that the inhabitants of the National
Capital are voteless.
Evening star., 1919-03-10
FOR THE HUNGRY IN EUROPE.
Total of $50, 900 Tons Of Food Sent
From United States.

Two hundred and fifty thousand
tons of food, chiefly flour and fats,
have been sent to distressed civilian
populations in Europe and staffs to
determine needs and direct distribu-
tion of relief have been established in
practically all the countries in central
Europe.
These facts are contained in a review
of the relief work conducted in Eu-
rope under the direction of Food Ad-
Hoover since the signing
Of the armistice according to an an
nouncement of the food administra-
ton.
Immediately after the end of hos
tilities President Wilson made avail
able $5,o00.00o OF his special war fund
for European relief, and this sum now
has been supplemented by the s10O.-
900. 900 appropriation by Congress,
which is to be handled by the Ameri-
can relief administration under Mr..
Hoover's direction.
Evening star., 1919-03-10
PRESIDENT HAS A COLD:
MUST REMAIN QUIET
Will Get Down to Work After Ar.
rival-Will Visit Devastated
Regions Later.

ON BOARD u. S. S. GEORGE WASH
INGToN, March 10 (by wireless to the
Associated Press) Wilson
is suffering from cold and, although
it was less troublesome today, he re-
NAMED in his room the greater part
of the time on the advice of Rear
Admiral Grayson, his medical attend
ant, that he keep as quiet as possible.
The President is spending most of
his leisure on the voyage in reading.
The George Washington is expected
to arrive at Brest,as originally plan
ned. March ls. and the President will
proceed Immediately thence to Paris.
Various conferences are being ar
ranged by wireless for him to take
place Friday. March II.
President Wilson expects to take up
at once work of the most active order
upon his arrival in Parts. There viii
be no let-up until the most important
matters are disposed of. Then he
probably will take. the expected trip
to Belgium and the devastated regions
OF northern France. The date of this
journey, however, has not yet been
decided upon by the President
ON BOARD u. S. S. GEORGE WASH
lNGTON, Sunday, March 9 (by wire
less to the Associated Press) .-Presi-
dent Wilson attended church service
this morning in the assembly hall of
the George Washington's crew, ming
ling with the congregation, which
consisted principally of bluejackets
The President received several wire
less messages from Secretary of State
7 ~ ~ ytyarr - -
ceedings of the peace conferences
AS the George Washington pIowed
ahead today she encountered a fresh
ening wind and heavy seas
Evening star., 1919-03-10
BeIgium's Claim Between
35 and 40 Billion Francs

By the Associated f'resS.
PARIS, March 9.-All the allied bel
iigerent nations have presented their
bills for indemnities to the repara-
ton commission, except France. That
of France will not be ready for an
other week. The amounts claimed by
the various. nations from Germany
cannot yet be made public. 1t can
be stated. however. that Belgium's
demands total between thirty-five and
forty billion francs. This is the larg-
est figure claimed by any belligerent
with the exception of France.
There is one thing, however, of
greater immediate Importance and
absolutely vital to Belgium than pre-
senting its indemnity bill," said one
of the Belgian delegation to the cor
respondent this afternoon. THAT
question is priority for Belgium's s
claim on the first instailment paid by
Germany. If this cannot be guaran-
teed. then an intera1lied loan must be
erwise the present stagnation will
continue, and Belgium's economic sit
uation will be crippled and helples
for long years to come"
This delegate placed the figure of
Belgium's immediate need at 10000
900 francs.
M. Astey, member of the interna-
tional waterways commission. has
asked the commission that tariffs
from exporting centers to Antwerp
be made similar to those by way of
Hamburg, figured according to the
mileage haul. He argued that what
caused the reat prosperity of Ham
burg were preferential rates and
lower tariffs on export trade from in
land German points to the German
seaport than to Antwerp, even when
the haul was much longer. The Ant
Continued on Second PaEe.]
Evening star., 1919-03-10
OVER 2,3OO ADDITIONAL
YANKS RETURN TO U. 5.
Troops From france Arrive on Bat
tleship Nebraska, The Nieuw
Amsterdam and Buford.
BIZ the Auecisted prsu.

By the Assccisted Press
BOSTON. March 10.--The battfeship
Nebraska. from Brest, France. with
1.10e returning soldiers, arrived here
today. the first warship transport to
enter this port Her passengers in
Guided Battery + of the 4th Artillery,
and many casual companies made up
largely Of New England men with
them were twelve Y. NJ. c. A. secre-
taries.
NEW YORK, March 10.-AdditionaI
units of the s7th Division. made up of
former New York National Guard
troops. arrived here yesterday on the
Holia nd-America line steamship Nieuw
Amsterdam. ~.
Capt Edwin H Cooper of Atlantic
City, one-tiHH official photographer
for the 2sth (Yankee) Division. ar
rived as a casual He brought 1000
feet of moving picture film. taken at
the American Army camp at Brest, to
show that "Brest ia not a bad place,
comparatively speaking"
NORFOLK. Va, March 1o.-The
rived yesterday from Brest
The Buford brought 1900 soldiers
including a deta chment of the 6th
Coast Artillery. scattered casuals for
Illinois. Virginia, Ohio. Arkansas. Ten
Hessee and Texas and part of Company
II, 345th Infantry, comprised OF troops
from Louisiana, Mississippi and
Arkansas
Departure for home of the 113th
Field Artillery OF the 30th Division
was reported today to the War De-
partment- II was comprised original
ly Of the old Jst North Carolina Artil-
lery and part of the 1st North Caro-
lima Infantry.
The last unit of the 9th New York
National Guard Division has sailed
from France.
An official cablegram from the
American headquarters in France to-
day said: Last, element OF 9th Diy1-
sion left Brest March on Seattle"
The Seattle Is due at New York
March 1e.
Evening star., 1919-03-10
20 PERSONS INJURED
AS TRAIN STRIKES CAR
Interurban Car at Maumee, Ohio,
Is Knocked Into Ditch-Moter-
man Badly Hurt.

TOLEDO. Ohio. March 1o.-Twenty
men and women were cut and bruised
when a Clover Leaf passenger train
struck Toledo, Bowling Green and
Southern interburban car at Maumee,
Ohio, at TAO O'Clock this morning,
throwing the car on its side and into
ditch. All the injured were passengers
fifty persons.
Frank Barnhart OF Bowling Green.
motorman Of the interurban car, is the
most seriously injured. He started the
car across the Clover Leaf tracks when
he received a signal from the conductor,
who had gone ahead as a lookout and
who says he failed to observe the ap-
proach OF the passenger train.
Evening star., 1919-03-10
COUNTESS MARKIEvICz FREE.
Sinn Feiners Interned in England
Released in Batches.

LONDON, March 1o.-Sinn Feiners
who have been interned in England
have been released in patches during
the last few days. A score returned
to Dublin on Sunday. Among those
recently released from Holloway pris-
on. London, was Countess Georgina
Markievicz. who. according to the
Daily Sketch. is likely to attend the
meeting Of the house of commons on
Monday and claim the seat for st.
Patrtck.s division Of Dublin, to which
she was elected at the recent general
elections.
Evening star., 1919-03-10
Discusses Proposed Ship.
ON TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Secretary Baker and Gen. March
Leave for the West.

Secretary Baker and Gen. March,
chief of staff, left yesterday on their
trip of inspection Of various Army
camps, which will take them to the
Pacific coast. They will arrive in
Chicago this evening.
Mr.. Baker and Gen. March expect
TO return to Washington near the
end Of the month and the Secretary
then will prepare for his third trip
overseas to settle many problems
growing out OF the presence of the
American expeditionary force in
France -,.1s
Evening star., 1919-03-10
DISABLED YANKs SOUGHT.
$4,000 Discharged Men Are En-.
titled to Vocational Benefits

Some $4,000 disabled men were dis
charged from the Army before the
federal board for vocational educa- :
tion was permitted to establish con-
tact with such men in Army hos
pitals in order to deal with their
cases. The board now desires to get
in touch with these men so as to
acquaint them with the benefits
which Congress has provided for
them.
The board, in a statement today,
asked persons knowing Of any such
disabled soldiers to send their names
and addresses to it's headquarters h
Washington.
Evening star., 1919-03-10
WILL RESUME RELATIONS.
Cuban and Mexican Ministers to Go
to Respective Posts This Week.

MEXICO CITY. March 10.-Accord-
ing to unofficial reports. the depart
ntsnt Of foreign relations has been
notified by the Cuban government
that DIR. Ezeauiel Garcia Ensenat, re-
Gently named Cuban minister to Mex
leo. would arrive at Vera Cruz on
March i5. This will re-estabiish Dip
lematic relations between tho two
governments which were interrupted
In April, 1918.
Gen. Heriberto lara, tho now Mex
lean minister TO Cuba, 10 expected to
sail for Havana this week.