davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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XII.

'Vec Sc mela vpodstate TAX
to, panove.'
V soudni sini panovala dus-
ma atmosfera a "a ctyri dni pre-
liceni vsichni byli zachvaccni
rozcilenim, az ma jednoho OBJ
zalovaneho!
Ten sam zustal kliden a Ia
chovaval 81 nadeji, jez Sc "a
kladala ma presvedceni, re II
Francouzu z jeho otciny, jej.
Make dAygues-Vives, francou-
zskeho dustojnika, nikdy ne
bude pokladati "a schopna TO-
Tho, aby sveho pritele zavrazdil
a oloupil. ~
Kez by straslive tajemstvi
Jeho rodiny bylo odhaleno! Je-
dine toho Sc Max obaval. Ale
bohudik! Jmeno Albiny bylo
pri preliceni sotva vysloveno.
(Pokracoyani.)
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upozornil soud? tAzal sc sou-
dee, krce rameny.
"To vsecko vsak nema W.
manu-. Nemate nam mic vice
co sdeliti?'
Max svrastil cello. Mel mlu-'
viti o vecech, ktere Sc DOVE
del v Parizi? Mel Sc verejney
zmihovati 0 TAX nepatlnych We
cech, jako byla barevna skvrna
ma rukave prevlecniku stryco-
va? Nestal by Sc tercem vtipd,
nebylo to ma druhe stran3 dd-
lezitejsi, ably Betsi jeji bra
tr nezvedeli o tomto odhaleni?
Pokladal "a vyhodhejsf tyto 20
drobnosti ponechati 81 az pro
verejne liceni. A uspokojiv Sc
pravil;
me pane, pro tento okamzik
nemam vice podrobnosti, leda,
ze Sc hradim proti hanebnosti,
ktera onim anebo onemi bidni-
ky byla spachana, abych byl
znicen! AZ dosud jsem veSil,
ze muslin bojovati proti osud-
nym okolnostem, ktere vas my
lily. Pochopuji, re vase pies
vedceni 0 me vine nalezem t.
chto papiru zapustilo jeste Pc
vnejsi koreny. Kdo vsak je zde
ukryl, abych Sc zdal byti vim
nym?' zakoncil Max svoji rec
frozivym gestem.
A obracen k markyzovi, po-
kracoval:
"Sdelil jsem vam otce, ze ko-
lem nasi rodiny zde v dome de-
! i Sc neobycejne veci, a pore
vadz jste nalezl dukaz toho,
zdalo Sc, re jste mi uveril. A
Itak iako nemuzete sdileti omyl
,soudu, jenz mne, hrabete, d
Aygues-Vives, poklada "a scho
{ pneho kradeze, tax nepripusti-
te 81 nikdy myslenku, ze ia jsem
| ia to byl. jenz techto 10000
Itisic franku ukryl do roury
koupelne.'
Markyz hodil pohrdav6 hla-
YOU zpet.
"Toho nemuzete veriti neni-
| liz pravda? ia nemohu dosa-
hnouti Cd soudu toho, ably h(e-
dial pachatele, ponevadz tito
ranove jsou nezvratne pfesved
ceni, re jej jiz mali. Ja sam ne
mohu po nem patrati, pone-
|vadz zustanu We vazbe. Yam
prenecham tuto ulohu, otcc!
Doufam, ze ucinite vse, co ou-
&c mozno."
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"Kdo, pane?'
Ma to mdze odpovedeti je-
nom muj syn
"Chcete doplniti .vypoved'
sveho otce?'
me drive, dokud Sc nedoz-
vim, jak kym zjednan byl zde
Ease pofadek,' prohlasil Max.
"Patrne tvoji sestrou," odpo-
vedel markyz Sc sklopenym
zrakem.
"Moji sestrou? A Wy jste il
' tom nebranil, otce? O!
Markyz, MAZE hlavu skloye-
nu, odpovedel:
"Dovedel jsem Sc to teprve
tehdy, kdyz uz sc to stalo a
pax -
Neodvazil Sc dodati, tuto o.
kolnost, kters jeho syn ptikia-
dial tolik dulezitosti, pripada-
la mu velice nepatrnou 40
vem dramatu, ktere Sc v jeho
dome odehralo.
Mole sestra tedy,' zvolal
Max pozdvizeny mhlasem. AT
sem pride a mluvi.'
Zatim CO prohlaseni marky-
zovo znelo nejiste, mluvila AL
bina jasne, presvedcujicim a
pravdivym tonem.
Bylo pro nj absolutnim zako-
mem, alespon jednou V mesici
ukliditi vsecky mistnosti v zam
ku, treba i"nebyly obydleny.
kdyz vstoupla do pokoju, kde
nyly pamatky ma jejiho drahe-
no stryce a nalezla tam tako-
W neporadek, nevahala ami ma
okamzik, ably zjednala napra-
wa. Nedivila Sc ami tomu ami,
kdyz Sc dozvedela, re Max tam
byl. DOmnivala Sc, re hledal
neco papirech strycovych a
znala jej dobre, re nedava mic
ma misto.
Proc jste nespravil 0 Tom
moji sestru, otce? Proc jste ne
ucinil opatreni, ably zustalo vse
netknuto?"
Markyz pokrcil rameny, ia
kobychtel naznaciti, re mu I'd
wee byla velmi malo dulezita.
proc jsi 0 tom neco nerekl,
MaXi?' tazala sc Albina udi-
vem, o jehoz pravdivosti nikdo
nepochyboval.
"Eh!" odpovedel dutym hla-
sem, "ponevadz prave We chvi-
Ii, kdy mi bylo treba TIVE lasky
q podpory, jsme Sc rozhnevali
"a rozdvojili, misto abychQm Sc
|spojili. Ale TO je nasi veci, =
zakoncil drsne.
Obraceje Sc k vysetfujicinu
|soudci, pravil:
"Slysel jste vypoved' me Sc
|stry a nebudete o nj zajiste po.
chybovati."
Soudce Sc uklonil.
"Nuze, pane, muslin vam ri.
ti neco, co Sc vam jiste bude
zdati nepravdepodobnym, pc.
nevada jen ia sam byl jsem to.
ho svedkem a neucinil jsen
soudu Oznameni. Teze noci
kdy jsem Sc vratil do zamku
spatril jsem svetlo v t6chto 81
Mich, ktere nejsou obydleny .
chtel jsem vedeti. kdo Sc tan
zdrzuje. Skutecne byl tam ia
kysi muz ="
"Ach,' prerusil jej vySetlu'
jici soudce ironickym toncm
ten neznamy tedy, ze ano?'
Max Sc vzprimil.
"Je to smutne,' pravil, 'ze
pri vsi pravdivosti svych SO,
kfidim pouze vysmesek. Bude
te jednou litovati. pane, ze
jste mi projevif tax malo bla
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Synov< kolovrak&fovi.
~
Roman M. S. Swartzova


SOudnlm vySetrOVanl meJakOu
osobu neb predmet % nejz lie
opirati podezfeni; mrzutejsi
jest, neni-li pri zlocinu, jako v
Lodsteinske veci, ami nejmensi
milky k nejake commence. Pfi-
znavam Sc uprinne, ze bych
rad obetoval p1lrocni prijem
svdj, kdybych mohl dopidfti Sc
stopy po pachateli."
"Mohu pana policejniho do
zorce ubezpeciti, re nepodafi
Sc nikdy vypatrati jej," vpadl
mu Conny v rec. "Vrah Kaspa-
ra Lodsteina neni zlocincem O.
bycejneho razu. Neni spadno
chopiti zlosyna, ktery pacha
zlocin v rukavickach, pone-
vadz podezreni neodvazi Sc do
kruhu vyssich."
"Mate pravdu, pane noIari,
pravil Willberg, "ale pfece my
slim, ze neni to tax memozne.
Nebot musi-li clovek, jako ja-
sliditi po zpusobu ohare, pax
must miti neobjnezenou vytrva-
lost, ubezpecuji vas, ze po-
kladam to "a vec cestnou, a.
bych tajemneho pachatele Wy
patral."
"Avsak ucelu sveho nedosah
nete," odtusil Conny.
"Neni mista We spolecnosti,
ktere bylo by tax vysoko, ably
rame spravedlnosti nemohlo
zlocince dosahnouti. Neni-li mo
Emo vrhnouti Sc hned ma zlocin
ce, tut treba zvolna pllziti Sc
k n6mu, kde by sc toho nejme-
ne MEDAL"
"V pripade tom jcst pro nne
Stestim, re nejsem We vascm It.
rade,' pravil Conny, "oba-
vamt sc, re bych vrhl Sc ma zlo
syna a drze mu tvar maleze-
mou rukavicku volal bych: Mu
zes to zapriti, re rukavicka ta-
to nalezi tobe a ze mel jsi il MA
ruce sve, kdyz pachala zlo-
Cin?"
Willbcrg uprcv ma COnnyhO
zvlaStni hled pravil $ durazem !:
"Kdybych chtel tax jednali,
musil bych miti podezreni ji-
stou osobu, totiz majitele ruka-
vicky voilavkou napuStene.'
"A toho posud penate, pane
Willbergu?"
Conny a ,Willberg pohledfi
ma sc vzajemne. Zrak poficej-
niho dozorce nabyl zvlastnihO
vyrazu.
"Opet pricina, abych 81 bla
hopral, re nejsem policejnim
dozorcem.' podotkl Conny.
"Vy tedy mate urcite pode-
zreni?"
"Ano, ale to az ma dale "a
chovam prozatim u sebe."
V temz okamziku zdvihl sc
baron Lodstein s pohovky, ma
ktere sede rozmlouval S Lied.
grenem. Zaclona ukryvala he
zrakun Comnyho Willbergo-
wynn, ale to mebylo pfekazkou,
ably baron j okrcsni sOudce me
hli vyslechnouti co .nedaleko Od
Mich mluveno.
"Zda Sc mi, &c baron Lod.
stein byl nedaleko mas, kdyi
jsme mluvili o jcho synovci,
podotkl Conny, kdyz baron u,
biral sc kolem okna.
"Sedel vedle na pohovce,'
odvecc Willbcrg.
"A Wy jSte to vGdGl?"
"OvSem.
"A prece zacal jste rozmlu
WI o jeho synovci?"
"Ano,' op6toval WILDER,
smeic Sc. "rcctc jen prav'
proto."
Nekolik hodin na to byl pie
v plneln proudu. Prave dokoIn
Gili ely kvapik, kdyz baron pi
blizil sc Ike CoRnMnu, ktery 0
pi'aje Sc kfeslo. V n6mz SIC
della nevesta jeho, rozmlouv;.
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PRODA Sc dobre sc vyplacejf-
ci grocerni a feznicky obchod
v dobrem miste. Kdo sc chce
v6novati tomuto obchodu mech
at sc prihlasi v {. 1866 Z. II
ul. Tel. Union 1904 r.
4-14
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~ "PROTTVA", jest nizev
krasns hry Sc zpsvy, ze iivosa
sumavskSho hdu. Sehraje TYL
ma velkonocni nedSi. 20. dub
ma v Ces. Mar. Sini na Broad
way. Zamluvte 81 vstupenky
vca$.
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PRODAJf Sc diva Lofty 40 pfi
246 stf. ma E. 149 ul. Dali Sc
velmi LEVINE pakli budou proda
ny do 80 dni. Haste Sc v els.
3413 Meyer Ave-, z Fulton Rd.
Tel. Guy. Central 9016 l..
4-~12
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IL jiz uzivanych, ale vefmi "a
chovalych plan cd SIS do 1925
ruznych druhu, kazde zname-
ma velkou laci pro kupujiciho.
Prjd'te hned. Maresh Piano
Co., 1903 E. SIS 81. roh Drake,
blize Broadway.
4-11
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M. S. Swartzova

[cO DarQn mIaQemu nOtarOVl
|promluyil. Baron, promluviv
|jeste 0 misse tom a .jeho kra-
|sach prirodnich, jakoz o SOU
|sedech, tazal Sc nahle:
PAN notar jmenuje Sc Wen
!ner?"
Lodstein ostre zahlelel Sc na
Conayho; ,mlady muz ukloniv
Sc piisv6dcil.
4 "Kdyz jsem prisel do Lun-
'du," ujal Sc baron opet slova,
"zastihl jsem tam profesora te
hoz jmena. Jest snad pan notar
IS MIN sprizn9n?"
"Dostal0 Sc mi toho stesti. ze
smim jej jmenovati svym OF
|cem," odvece Conny chladn9 a
|opet obratil Sc k neveste sve.
Baron odchazeje hucel pro
|sebe: "Wenner, pokud Sc pa
|matuji, byl bezdetek. Byl by
|snad mladik ten levobockcm
Ijeho aneb. -"
z myslenek svych byl baron
|vyrusen Liedgrenem, ktery pri
|chazeje k nemu nabizel mu hru
" karty.
Lodstem prijav pozvani a
ubiraje Sc Liedgrenem do her
my prohodil:
"Kterak, pane kresni soudce
jest vas budouci zet spriznen S
profesorem Wennerem?"
Jest jeho synem,' odvece
Liedgre,n.
"Ah TAX" pravil Lodstein
nedoloziv dale niceho.
Pc chvilce ma to sedel liz u
sto]ku hraciho. Ac byl jinak w
bornym hracen, dnes vecer ba
ron vlaStnost tn necsvedcil. Byl
vclni roztrzit, dopouStel Sc
chyby "a chybou a nasledkem
toho nem6l stesti.
AvSak opustme prozatim
vzacne pany brace a poohled-
meme sc, co dale Sc jinde.
Prave tancili ctverylku.
Conny uchylil sc mezi okno,
Iodkud nepozorovan mohl do
bre prehlednouti tanecni sin.
Avsak zraky jeho nesledovaly
Gertrudu, ktera tancila nota
rem Wickrem; teka!yt "a Ber-
Itou, i stihaly kazdy pohyb jeji.'
Kdyz 'tanec ukoncen, prispi-
sila Gertrude ku sv6lnu zeni-
chow.
proc .isi, muj drahy, nlily
IConny, netancil S nami ctveryl
|ku?" tazala Sc kladouc mu ru
ku ma rameno.
| "Ponevadz mne to nebavi,"
iodvece on strucne.
"Vzdyt ale jindy tax rad
Itancis?"
| !"Mozna, dnes vecer ale nj
,koli."
"Jsi snad churav aneb ncspo
|kojen sc mnou?"
| Gertrude naklonivsi sc k ne
'mu hledela mu patrav6 v tvar.
"Ani 10, ami ono = nepocho
puji vsak, proc shledavas v
tom neco duleziteho, tancim-li
cili mic. Byla isl prece zadana,
a. unavuje mne, tazes-li Sc usta
,vicne, proc to neb ono neGi-
MIN. Nemam to rad, ably Sc po
mne paslo."
l. Conny odvrativ sc cd sve ne
jvesty odcsel.
| Made dGvcc ovSem od tG dc
by, co byla zasnoubena, shlcdd
vala zcnicha sveho jinakym
ncz iakym myslifa ze byti mu.
ST: ale ponevadz Conny az pc
! sud byl k nj vzdy zdvorily, po'
J, zoEny a pfivetivy, upokojila 81
lGertrnda myslenkou, zc pone
, kud chIadnG chov;ini jest jiz ,
jehO povaze. Nikdy nepomysli
la ma to, re by to pochazelo :
: neodstatku .lasky, zvlaste pro
to, ze az posud V chovani sven
X nj neprojevil AMI mejnepatr
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PRODAM dunn Z svetniclch,
A loznice koupelna a vsechno
zarizeni. Dlazdena ulice ma E.
131 ul. Zada Sc hotove $500.
Cena levna. Vlastnite-li lot ja
Vam die prani postavim aneb
Vam vas lot vymenim "a dun.
Vlastnim nekolik lotu v okoli
Union ma Beachwood Ave.,
ktere prodam ia leHnou cenu.
Haste sc v (. 1870 Durkee
ave. u Jos. Kfizka tesarskyho
stavitele. 4N14
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PORDA Sc dun pro velkou
rodinu, poulicni kara jede
kolem, eleknika zavedena,
kanal zaplacen. Mattel ma
pres so slepic a kraliku mu-
zete pestovat ma 100 kusu a
budete miti pro ne dosti mi
sta. Haste sc v els. 413O
Broadway. 4-1O
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NAM ma prodej ddmy o 5 svet
nicich cd $1,000 a vySe. Move
dvou rodinnG mOdcrni domy cd
$4,000 a vyse. Mnoho Ijihych
majctku, tez farmy ia prodej
neb ma vymenu. +. Haitian,
3642 Il. 49 st. Tel. Union 1926
w. 4--9
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HLEDA Sc samotna lena neb
divka, ktera by chtela spolecne
bydlet s mladou zenouj ma W.
chodni strane. Nechte adressu
v adm. t. litsu. 4-s
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PRONAJME Sc 20 akrh, ~
mile cd Garfield Parku, pobli-
re mestske poulicni kary, II
pokojovy dIm, mestska voda,
clektricke svetlo, zachod a vo-
da dome. Diva ovocne sadly,
akr vince, velice urodne. Pod
minky velice pfijatelny. Anna
Masl, 1866 vych. 40 ul.
e4-19
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PRODAM diva loty, jeden ma
E. 1876 ul. z Union, .je 40 pri
200 str. druhy ma e. 1873 ul.
z Miles Ave., je 40 pri 140 str.
Vezmu tez Bondy! Svobody.
Haste sc v &. 3458 E. 1O3 ul.
u Union. 4-7
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PRODA Sc pred rokem posta-
veny dunn pro jednu rodinu.
Haste sc v {. 4448 w. So St. v
So. Brooklyn. 40
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FARMA go akrech IA hodi-
ny po draze Cd Clevelandu, .n1u
81 bit prodana "a pficinou umr
ii. Je tam As akrd orne pudy,
ostatni les a pastvina. Dunn ie
0 8 sv6tnicfch, veIka bank-barn
a jine farmarske budovy, vse v
,dobrem stavuy jakoz i vsechno
farrharske nafadi. Jsou tam 8
kon6, 3 Jersey kravy telaty, 3
jalovice, 3 prasnice, SO slepic,
3 husy, 5 tun sena, 3 tuny s1a
my, 125 buslu ovsa, 25 busld
brambor, IL buslG buckwheat,
Is cordd dreva. Cena pouze
$4,000. Piste hned neb 4mne ma
vstivte. v. Vejlupek, 2647 E.
ll5 ul. 40
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PRiJMOU Sc schopni tesafi.
Haste Sc v {. SAGA E. las ul.
z Kinsman, aneb v {. 3622 f.
14O ul. 40
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Lekarstvi a elektfiila
- We Spo1el1i..

Nezalezi ma tom, komu sc
nepodarilo vas vyleciti, chci
pouze, abyste prisli ke mne a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pujdete k jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyleciti, reknu
vam lined. Ucinim vam w.
hovujici splatky.
Leceni: vsechny nemoci ner-
vove, krevni, kozni, chronicke,
a rdzne nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin a jine s mimi spo
jene neduhy, ztratu pameti,
kamenky, {bez rezani), bola-
KY a vredy, zvetsene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistsle,
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
nemoci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-09

ZTRATIL Sc zlaty nahrdelnik
S priveskem ma Broadway neb
ma E: 40 ul. Poctivy nalezce
necht jej odevzda proti odme-
ne v {. 1882 E. 40 ul., nahore.
40
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PRONAJME Sc farma o % a.
krech ma Libby Rd. Haste sc
u Jos. Rybaka, Champa ul., a.
neb u Jana Rybaka ma Libby
Road. 4-9
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PRODA Sc p6kny domek 6
svetnicich koupelnpu ma "a
padni strane. Cena $25OO. Hla-
ste sc v {. 3343 w. 50 ul.
4-1l
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PRONAJME Sc moderne zari-
zeny>byt pro jednoho pana bli
ze Union a E. 105 kary. Adres-
sa sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
%
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PRIJME Sc as 16leta divka ma
lehkou rucni praci, siti sumi.
Haste Sc v {. 2031 E. 81 al. z
Broadway. 40
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PRlJM0U Sc dve zeny k cist6
nj uradoven. Haste Sc v (. TAG
Euclid Ave. a ptejte sc Ma pi.
Lisy, pokoj {. 332.
aa a@ - II
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Df0brl6
Oz;nIanky

PRIJMOU Sc dobfi nateraci .
papirovaci. Haste Sc i J. ST.
bravy. 10000 Woodland Ave.
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PRlJME ST divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci. zadne pra-
dlo. Haste Sc v {. 1920 Eu-
clid Ave. Al /
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-10-30
LUDENDORFF'S MISTAKE
ABOUT U. s. AND U.BOATS
IS REVEALED
German General in May, 1917, Told
Bernstorff Germany Would
Win With Submarines Be-
fore America Could
Get Into Conflict.

Berlin, Oct. 2s.-The fatal miscal
culation of General Ludendorff in re
gard to the U-boats and the speet
with which America would get effect
lively into the war was again start
lingly revealed by Count johann
| Heinrich Won Bernstorff, former Ger
man. ambassador to the United States
in its hearing of the preliminary sub
committees investigation into wal
responsibilities.
| Asked to tell of his conversation
with the German commander wher
he was called to the Kaiser's head
quarters May 4, 1917, the former am
bassador quoted Ludendorff as say
ing,
"You wanted to make peace
through America"
II told them yes, I did, continued
Bernstorff in his testimony.
"Ludendorff said: But we didn't
watt that, and now we will finish the
war within three months with the u
boats"
Bernstorff said he expressed his
doubts. "Ludendorff replied that he
had positive information that Eng
land could not hold out three months
more.
y "Ludendorff then asked me how
long thought it would take America
to get seriously into the war. re-
piled, one year. Ludendorff re-
marked that. we did not need q year,
that we would get through and finish
the war before the end Of the year"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-10-30

lieves that he will live to see liver so
cheap that for two bits he will be
able to buy enough to bait a fish
hook with.
A friend asked me if I had ever
followed the racing game. "Well,
low," l says, says l, "in my youthful
days ! did. That is. was a foot
racer, Also ! was some speedy at
either. So fast in fact that any one
who could outrun me had to 60 last
er than l did. Yes" Do you consid-
er racing dangerous?' he asked.
Only when you lose," l replied.
What sort of race do you consider
the most dangerous to place your
money on?" he then asked. And I
race"
Did you ever, when at the meat
market, notice"ho gently the market
man places the little piece of meat on
the scale, and how he slides his hand
beneath it to keep it from fallin' off?
Nit. That is all camouflage, pure
and simple. He is weighin' his hand
in with the meat.
Hipity hop, to the butchers shop
For a bit of somethin' to eat.
You pay six bits, for a pound of
pork chop,
And he weighs his hand in with
the meat.
l got sot down on luther day.
Teetotally flattened out, soto speak.
III tell you about it. l. was talkin'
to party and said to him, ITO look
at me you wouldn't think me capable
of writin' the sort of stuff do would
you?" Well" says he "l'd put it
thusly, to. look at you wouldn't
think you capable of writin' any
other sort" Well, by golly.
Life is real should worry
If life isn't what it seems.
Ill just strive that each tomorry
Finds me eatin' turnip greens.
(P. S.-Turnip greens is good).
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1919-10-30
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
SHER|FF'S OFFICERS
ARE DETERMINED TO
CAPTURE DYNAM|TERS

Notwithstanding diligent work OF
sheriff's officers for the past week, there
IS vet no clue to the perpetrators of
the dynamite outrage of last week that
destroyed a dipping vat north of Ard
more on the Crit Carter farm.
Deputies from the sheriff's office have
been working on the case without avail,
and are confident of ultimate success
In running the perpetrators of the Of
fense ia earth.
Farmers in that immediate locality
are now compelled to drive, their cattle
a distance of five or six miles to dip
according to law, and with their other
farm duties this is working a hardship
upon them which they can i'll afford.
The blowing up of dipping watts is a
practice which is going to be wiped out
at the start in this county, says the Off
GERS, and the county tick inspector, to-
gether with his deputies, is keeping a
strict watch over every vat in the coun-
ty. The first one captured attempting
damage to a dipping vat will be severely
dealt with, as this is not local, but
Is state and national law.
The officers have a number of sus-
poets in connection with the destruction
Of the Carter vat, and they are giving
them rope with which to enmesh them
selves.
It is expected that something will de-
yelop within a few days when arrests
will follow.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
GERMAN SOCIALISTS SEEK
STATE TRIBUNAL TO MAKE
INQUIRY INTO WAR GUILT

Berlin, Monday, July 2S.-Socialist
motions to hasten the bill establishing
a state tribunal to investigate the cause
Of the war and the guilt for it, passed
the national assembly at Weimar to-
day by large majority.
DR.. Edward David, minister of the
Interior said that Germany must have
such an institution to offset the en-
tente's proposed court. Under the pres
ent plan, secret documents would be
published first then those relating 10
the armistice and finally those relating
to the outbreak of the war.
"The truth will be very painful to
some people," DIR. David declared, but
il will be a blessing to the nation as
whole"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-01
CHAMP CLARK SCORES
HOUSE REPUBLICANS
FOR THEIR GROWL|N G

Washington, July 31.-Aptly referring
to the republican party as "a concen-
trated growl," Champ Clark, democratic
leader, flayed the carping critics of
President Wilson in spirited speech
in the house of representatives during
a debate over the veto of the Sundry
civil appropriation bill because of the
inadequate amount apportioned for the
vocational training of disabled American
soldiers 1t was noticeable that the
remainder Of the debate was barren of
presidential criticism; moreover, the ap-
preparation for the soldiers was raised
from six to fourteen million dollars
through democratic insistence.
81 have not always agreed with Pres
ident Wilson," said Mr.. Clark, land
never do agree with everything that any
man who ever lived does, and never
will. When l have differed with him
I have come out into the open and
fought like a man, taking all the SIAN
der, lies and filth which editors, hoping
for some reward, could heap on me. l
have not sidled in and out as the gen
tleman from Wyoming (Mondell, repub-
lican floor LEADER and his followers are
doing
Certainly the great republican party
does not propose to reduce itself simply
to a concentrated growl? But that is
exactly what you are doing. The whole
speech Of the gentleman from Wyoming
was nothing but a growl, and he is get
ting to be the greatest growler on the
American continent, bar none.
Anybody can find fault. That is one
of the easiest performances known
among men. Any plug can go out with
an ordinary telescope and find spots on
the sun. They are there; they have
always been and always will be: but
notwithstanding the spots the sun con
tinues to warm and light and fructify
the world You can talk all you please
about the spots on the present president
of the United States, but notwithstand-
ing, the fact stands forth that by the
verdict Of the civilized world he is the
foremost man in all the world. He
needs no eulogy. AS Daniel Webster
said about Massachusetts, There she
stands, and you can judge for your
selves and there is not man in the
house who has any respect for his own
reputation, both for intelligence and
veracity, not a single one, who will deny
that by the universal suffrage of Amer
lea he stands at the top of the heap"