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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

reside. Philip will begin his second
year at the University of Washington.
Miss Rose will enter that school as a
freshman.
Mrs. II. f. Edmundson was in Lewis
ton this week, attending the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Lingo have re-
turned from the coast, where they spent
months honeymoon. They made the
trip by automobile, and visited Tacoma,
Seattle, and Rainer National park.
Mrs. G. S. Stockton and son, Andrew,
have returned from a motor trip to
Spokane. They were accompanied to
Spokane by Miss Helen Norwood, who
had been visiting relatives and friends
here, and who departed from Spokane
for her home in Seattle.
Mrs. d. H. Sasenbery and daughter,
Miss Margaret, left Sunday morning
for Pullman, Wn., where Miss Marga
ret entered Washington State college
for a special course in music. Mrs. !
planned to visit relatives in
Pullman and Charleston, before return
ing to Grangeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Schmadeka, pi0-
neer residents of Camas Prairie have
departed for the Lewiston country,
where they probably viii locate. They
olan on visiting Hot Lake, Ore, in the
near future. Mr.. Schmadeka, before
departure, exposed desire through the
free Press to thank the public for Kind
less shown them during their many
ears residence here.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
INSURANCE RATES DROP

The first drop in the high cost of liv-
ing to be noted is that of fire insur-
ance. Notice has been received by all
fire insurance companies that the 10 per
cent surcharge on fire risk insurance,
which went into effect Sept. 10, 1918, as
IN emergency measure to meet many ex-
ira taxes, will be removed October l..
This will mean saving of many thou
sands of dollars throughout the State
as it includes all classes of fire in
surance risks since after October l all
new policies will be less the 10 per cent
smcharge Insure your buildings and
with my big companies. A. F.
Parker. ADV
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

Marriage License-A marriage license
was issued Tuesday to William Lies and
Josephine Kolpeck.
FOR sALE-Refrigerator, 5O-pound
capacity. Phone, Pacific 421. 1872
Daughter Is Born-Dr B. Chapman re-
ports the birth of daughter on Sun
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Greg
ory.
Sign On Barn-Dick Hanan has just
finished painting a big sign, ."13
ranch ~ on the barn on the w. T.
Williams place, southwest Of town.
Pledged to Fraternity Charles Tur-
ner Of Grangeville, who this year enter
ed the University of idaho, has been
pledged to Phi Delta Theta, a national
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Salmon River State Bank

1919. ~ w ''0 u ouSineSS september IL
RESOURCES
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
NEW MILLINERY GOODS ARRIVE

Having just received a large ship
ment of new hats from the east invite
the ladies of Grangeville to come to
COTTONWOOD and make a selection be-
fore the stock is broken up.
Miss Gertrude Weber, Cottonwood,
Idaho. 1911
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

a. m. of said day, at the court room of
said court, in the City of Grangeville,
Idaho, has been appointed as the time
and place for proving the Will of said
Virginie Glatigny, deceased, and for
hearing the application of Marin Glat-
igny, for the issuance TO him of Letters
Testamentary, when and where any per-
son interested may appear and contest
the same.
Wilbur L. Campbell
Ex-officio Clerk.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
PERSONAL


Judge F. 2. Taylor of Whitebird
spent Thursday in Grangevilie
Frank Titus and C. C. Call were in
Lewiston Tuesday, attending the fair.
Plat Talbot was in the city Monday
from his home in the Joseph country
Martin Wagner was in the city the
first Of the week from Whitebird.
Miss Jean McGhie has returned from
Moscow.
Edward c. Smith, Whitebird livery
man was a visitor in the city this week.
Miss Alvina Meyer of Fem has gone
to Moscow, to enter the University of
Idaho.
Herbert Powell and Emery Briscoe
left Sunday morning ior Moscow. TO en-
ter the University of Idaho.
DR.. p J. Scallon was called to Lewis
ton last Friday, on professional bust
ness.
Paul Atwood and Dale Eimers motor |
ed to Lewiston Wednesday afternoon |
to attend the fair.
A. r. Wiley motored to Lewiston
wednesday to attend the Lewiston
Charleston fair
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Ingram spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Lewiston, visit
ors at the fair.
Charles Durham, formerly of White
bird, but now of Lewiston, was in
Grangeville Monday on business.
Homer Eimers has departed for the
u. 5. naval academy at Annapolis, Md.
after two weeks visit with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Eimers. c
Mr.. and Mrs. Tammanv c. Vincent
who left six months ago for Hunting :
ton Beach, Cal, have returned to =
-irangeville, and win reside here. Q
j. w. Heath, well-known rancher a
who resides west of Grangeville, was s
isitor in Grangeville Wednesday and n
vas pleasant caller at the Free Press 81
'ffice r.,
A. II. Wetherbee, cashier of the Bank :
Il Camas Prairie, and George Watkins
4 Mount Idaho are in the mountains
n hunting trip. Mr.. Wetherbee is
aking his annual vacation. a
Judge James F. Ailshie of Occur d. III
Iene was in Grangeville This week at 90
ending district court. Judge Ailshie NJ.
gently returned to idaho from trip
the extreme east
Richard Kleesattel, manager of the
lack Pine mine at Elk CITY. was a G,
lsiness visitor in Grangeville this ne
eek. Mr.. Kleesattel said plans are fo
eing made to close the Black Pine pu
n the winter.
T. NJ. Atwood was in Grangeville N
onday from his ranch in the Winona
elton Owing to dryness of the soil me
II blowing at this time is impossible. tn,
to disc land on which spring grain Co
as raised, and to seed that land in fOl
II grain. Mi
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Barton and child iu'
of Moscow, were guests the first of No
e week at the A. N. Dyer home. The -'I
lrtons, who formerly resided in -
angeville, are planning to leave Mos ~
W shortly for southern California. -
lere they will spend the winter. NE
Mrs. Barbara Pfeufer, son, Philip. ma,
d daughter, Miss Rose, left Monday tiee
'rning for Seattle, where they will Oct
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
ENTERTAIN AT CARDS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Maugg entertained
a company of friends Monday evening
in their home at-eards. The affair was
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Barton,
of Moscow After the games, refresh
ments were enjyed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
WILL GO TO OREGON

E. E. Wann has sold his ranch near
Grangeville to- Earl Mulhall, and ex-
poets to soon depart with his family
for !MeMinnville, Ore, where he has
purchased a ranch.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WITH.

In The Probate Court of Idaho Coun-
ty, State of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Virgil
ME Glatigny, Deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court.
made on September, the 25th 1919, no,
tlee is hereby given that on Wednesday
October the 18th, 1919, at 10 O'Clock
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

Dated 25th of September 1919
M. Reese Hattabaugh attorney for
Petitioner, Residence and Post Office
Address Grangeville Idaho 1913
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1919-09-25

FOR SALE-Progress ever-bearine
strawberry plants $3.50 for 500, plus
postage Plants large and well rooted
Shipped by parcel post, C. o. d. Mrs A
}. Mcdonald, Rt. !, Caldwell, Idaho.
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HOJNE ZASOBY BRAMBO.
RU.

Portland, Ne. - Pestitele
bramborH, hlavne ma vychode,
ktefl ocekavali velike vytezky
a nasledkem toho sve zasoby
do posledni chvile udrzovali,
shledavaji, re Sc prepocitali a
pospichaji So svymi zasobami
do trhu, ably aspon n6co "a
chranili. V okresu A.roostook
v tomto statu, ktery je svymi
bramborami celych Spoj. Sta
tech povestny, jsou zasoby tax
velike, re je bude tezko- pro-
dati "a cenu jakoukoli. Jeden
farmar v Presque Isle ma pres
1000 sudG bramborG, "a kter6
mu bylo asi pred Sesti tydny
nabizeno $4 "a sud. Odmltl to
'ocekavaje, re dostane vice, a
Inynl jest V pochybnosJech, bu
deli moci prodati vubec. Snad
sta sudu nedostane Sc do tr-
hu a shnije.. Nas.edkem pokro-
'cile sezony, kdy Sc jiz objevu-
j brambory move, media Sc
zvySeni cen ocekavati. Minu-
ly tydan prodavaly Sc V Maine
brambory po $3.50, 1925 a po
I$2 sud We velkem po $3.50
az f;5 V malem.
NiLSCl LEE lIALCG1
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ZPRAVY z CZECH
Budou odstoupeny pohranic-
nj okresy severnich Cechach


nj ckresy severnich Cechach
Nemecku? - "Deutsche Nor
genzeitung" oznamuje z Warn
dorfu, re tamni ceskosloven-
sky velitel vojenske stanice do
stavil Sc patek k starostovi
warndorfskemu a sdelil mu, ze
lprave byl vyrozumen oficielns
svou vladou, re mesto Warns
'dorf, pax okresy rumbursky a
sluknovsky, krajina frydland-
ska a uzsi Chebsko pripadnou
Sasku, po pr. Pruskemu Slez-
sku a Bavorsku. Sve ornament
dokladal zmineny vojensky We
litel zevrubnymi udaji, kudy
bude probihati hranice u
Warnsdorfu jiz bude tvoriti ce
ska severni draha. Co vSecko
jiz We Warnsdorfu nevidi!
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'mluvne o necem jinem."

"souhlasim, f" pravil West.
Ma to. dali Sc oba.do feci,o OBJ
.chodnicn alazltostech. Kdyz
tax asi hodinu rozmlouvali,
.zvedl Sc West, podal panu
Markgravovi ruku a odese! do
syych pokojd.
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WSS w SIS.
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K DGp Arr WaEaJTU PRACE
F.L.G.I.S.


pred deseti lety We Velke Bri-
tamil stavi Sc nyni ma dobre
stanovisko V jejim prdmysio-
vem znovuuspofadani, die R.
c.. Davisona, britickeho mini
stra prace, jenz dnes opustil
Washington, vraceje Sc do An
glie. Mr.. Dawson zde byl minu
ly mesic, "a pricinou sJudie or
ganisaee a rizeni uradovny pra
ce Spoj. Statu, povstale be-
hem valky.
''Briticka vladni delnicka
bursa ma uplne ma starosti del
nicke zalezitosti v nasem pru
myslovem 'znovuzrizeni," pra-
vii dnes Mr.. Dawson. cod po-
catku valky 1914, jsme zv9tsi
Ii nasi narodni sluzbu v obsta
ravani prace o 60 nebo 70 hla-
which uradoven. Kdyz bylo pri
meri podepsano a nasi uradov
ne prace dano ma starost pro-
vedeni prImyslove demobilisa-
ce a znovu zam6stnani vojinu,
nasa sluzba byla zvysena asi o
800 procent. Dnes name asi
400 hlavnich uradoven s 1900
odbockami We Spojenem Kra-
lovslvi, personalem citaji-
cim asi 10000 osob. Pred val
kou jsme obstarali praci skoro
100000 osobam rocne, cd t6
DOLBY Sc to o mnoho zvetsilo.
"Cena narodni Obstaravatel
ske uradovny byla Anglii dd-
razne dokazana behem posled
niho desetiletf jejiho trvani a
at jest jakkoli kritisovana, pre-
ce neni nikde slyset, re by by
la nepotrebna. Ukazala svoji
praklickou cenu v nasleduji-
cich hlavnich bodech:
/. Drzela prsty vlady ma te-
pne pr1myslu a zamestnani,
coz Sc nenechalo docilit zad-
nym jinym zpGsobem.
2. Byla 5chopna pusobiti vii
VEN svym ma usporu casu al
prace a mnoho tisic dni bylo
usetfeno rocne pri dopravova
nj delnikG z jedne prace do
druhe.
3. Zdokonalila rozdelovani
prace a snizila ztratu casu W.
drzovanim uradoven, jelikoz
delnici nemuseli hledat praci
daleko, malice uradovnu ka-
zdem distriktu, kde zamestna-
,vatel delnik mohli presvedcit
Sc o prilezitosti k zamestnani.
To poskytuje sirsf rozlohu We
,tele, tax pro delnika.
4. V Anglii stava zakon, jenz
zakazuje obstaravani prace "a
poplatek vyjma domaci aluzeb
ne a kazdy deln1k, at muz neb
zena, nezkuseny neb zkuseny
odbornfk, ma prilezitost dosta-
ii praci Cd vlady bez utrat pro
neho neb zamestnavatele."
Anglie Sc mIze necemu nau
cit cd uradovny Spoj. Statd,
pravil Mr.. Dawson, hlavne v
zafizeni radnych dradoven a
pristresi pro zadatele, kde jsou
tito .slarostlive obsluhovani.
Americky system vyslychani
zadatelG v soukrome pisarnt
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Pctrolei " naSem state.

Kbel ma Slovensku pri morav-
skych hranicich jest mocny
pramen petroleje. Nedavno o
mem psal V Cesk6n Svete inz.
Stefan Jansak a doprovodil
stat radou obrazku. V cele
panvi kbelske jest 73 studni
(3S produktivnlch.)
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jest zvlaste dobry, fekl Davi-

jest zvlaste dobry, fekl Davi-
son.
"Vezme-li sc V uvahu, ze
Vas system zamestnanl musel
byti Zarlzen nahie a po cele ze
mi a uz meZi zarlzovanlm pra-
coval,' praviI Dawson, "Ame-
rika vykonala kus pozoruhod-
me prace."
Velikost VaSi Zcn6 cinila
prevalent systCnu toho O mno
ho obtiznejsim ncz Anglii,
Idodal jeSte Dawson.
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"Proti nj bylo vice hreseno nez
ona sama hreSiIa. Nemel jsem
81 il brati "a zenu. Ona byIa
jeste pouhe deoko a ia byl jiz
ctyficatnik s proSedivelymi via
sy. Ano, ma draha Anusko, j.
ii odpoustim, zcela odpoustim,
ale muzi, ktery te vylakal z
domu od tveho chote, tveho
ditete, TIVE povinno5ti, tomu ne
mohu odpustiti, nemohu."
A pan Markgraf zakryl 81
itvaT svoji, zkabonenou zarmut
KEN, rukama. Sotva Sc z bole
sti sve ponekud zotavil, roze-
fvrely Sc dvere studovny a v
Mich objevil So Robert West.
Pan ten byl bratrovcem a
hlavnim spravcem Markgravo
va velikeho jmeni. Byl asi o
dvacet let mladsi nez tento, po-
stavy vysoke statne, tina
wynn, kratce ostrihanym vla-
sem. Tvar jeho byla hladka, ne
ibylo na nj ami brady, AMI knirG
ami licousu. Mnozi lide meli
by jej "a hezkeho miadeho mu
'zs, ale V oclch jeho spociva-
la jakasi pichlavo3t a desperat
nj odnodlanost, ktera kazdeho
.splse odpuzovala nez vabila.
"Vratil's Sc z mesJa, Rober-
.te?" otazal Sc pan Markgrave
|vkroG;vSiho muze.
"Ano, jest velmi nepfijem-
ma, drsna povetrnost. Avsak,
ia byl dobfe zahalen a TAX
jsem zimu AMI necitil," odpove
del West.
"Nesetkal's Sc nekde V me-
ste Jifim?" tazaI Sc pan
Markgrave.
"Ne, neselkal. Ba, ami jsem
toho neocekaval, neb kan on
chodl, nechodim ia a kym
on obcuje, neobcuji ja."
"Bojim Sc, ze Jill neni tax
pevny, jak by mel byti," po-
dotknul pan Markgrave, "ale
jest jeste mlad a proto jej ne
smime prllis prlsne posuzovati
IVsak on Sc pomalu vybouTl."
"Doufam tax, mily bratrov-
&C." odpovedGl West.
"Pokud Sc nedopousti nepra
'vosti a neslechetnosti, 'ledy mu
,vystrednosti bujneho mladi
prominu. Jsam presvedcen, ze
Jiri jest pocestny a radny clo-
Ivek, jakeho by musel pohleda
tt"
''Doufam, re duvera tva te
nesklame," podotknul West
chladn6.
"Roberte!' zvolal pan Mark
grave, "mne Sc zda, re ty ne
mas rad Jifiho?"
"Ty mne krivdis, bratrovce"
pravil West; "ja spravedlive
cenfm dobre vsastnosti Jirlho
Chiltona, ale jeho nevdecne k
tobe sc chovani Sc mi nelibi.
Proc neustale z domu utlka a
diva az tri dni nechava osame-
leho. On must davati pTednost
jinym pratelum = a to mi pri-
hazi jako nevdek. "'
Gale ty zapominas, Roberto,
J ia jsem starry zasmusilec, kdez
to on jest m!ady a pin zivota.
ia mu nemohu nahraditi vese-
lou spolecnost mladeze a tudiz
Sc nedivlm, ze Sc mnoho ne
zdrzi doma."
"Ty soudiS o mem prllis mir
ne, al prf,is laskave,' podot-
knul West jakoby rozmrzen.
"Mohl bych souditi, Rober,
te, ze bys rad podryl duveru a
lnaklonnoal mou k Jiflmu. Ty
Wis, re Jeri bude nekdy mym
hlavnim dedicem. Kdybych tt
priliS dobre neznal, mohl bycF
Sc domnivati, re bys rad jehc
misto zaujmul."
Robert zbledl jako stena
- ale brzo pohnuti sve preko
nal.
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KAPITOLA 1.
VyroGni den.

Ia temn6 puste noci v me-
slci prosinci 1870 sedel We sve
studovne, v uhlednem naklad
ne stavenem dome ma Brooklyn
skych vysinach starry pan samo
ten.
Byla to svetnice pohodlne
ac proste zaTizena. Nebylo III
te nadhery toho pfepychu ia
ko V jinych toho druhu do
mech, ale co zde bylo, vyzna
cova'o Sc vhodnosti uzitec-
nosti svou.
Dotccny stary pan sedel u
krbu, V nemz horelo zivymi pla
meny ofechove dffv{. Plyn We
svitiln 4ch byl ztaz9n az ma ma
lie p3a,ninky, ale ohen z krbu
ozaroIal mfstnost doJti skvele,
takes r1ohl zrejm6 videli po-
doblzny ma vyGalounGnych ste
mach, podobizny, jez kmitava
zafe rudych plamenu jakoby o
zivovala.
Pan Eduard MarNgrav -
tax jmenoval Sc starry pan -
byl sedesatnik. Mel uslechti-
lou a uorimnou tv&r, vroube-
nou sedym vlasem a pfiSedive-
lynn vousem, zdravou cervenou
plet' modre oci jichz vyraz
vzbuzoval ddv6ru. Ac pokroci-
leho vGku, t6sil Sc pan Mark
gray dobr6mu zdravi. A.e be-
dlivy p0zorovatel zaji1te po-
stfehnul We vyrazu uslechtile
tvafe 5eho pfidech t6zkomysl-
nosti, ktery jiz od devatenacti
let M nj byl rozhost6n.
Pred devatenacti lety utekla
stareru Tanu jeho manzelka
S dcer'l$kou, ktera byla jedi
nym dltatem q nejdrazsim je-
no polladem. Pres vsechno
hledanf pa.rani nebyl to
uprchl@ nevGrnici pfijiti ma sto
pu. A tato velika ztrata prone
Mia vzezFeni a ca,ou povahu
jeho; milovalt' vrele zenu di
te sve q ztrata jich zasadila
mu ranu, z nlz dosud krvacel.
On byl nesmlrne bohaty,
kdyz zena jej opusti.a; 20 te
nehoda VIDAL Sc vSeho obcho-
du, ktery zalezel ponejvice V
prodeji pozemku a uzavrel Sc
dome SVEN, kde travil yemer
. zivot noustevnika.
Mr.. Markgrav mel Brook
lyme mnoho pozemkG, jez ma
Lofty rozd6lil prodaval. Ma
jetek jeho spravoval pritel a
bratranec jeho Robert West,
jedinky ieho pribuzny krone
JiTlka Chiltona ,jejz pTijal "a
vlastniho, kdyz Sc veskere ma
deje nalezti uprchlou zenu a di
te byl vidal. Oba panove by
deli spolecne V dome Mark
gravovem.
Teze noci, kdy Sc ponejprv
Sc starym panem shledavame,
slavil on vyrocnl den uteku sve
manzNky S dlCkem. Jak dobTe
sc ma VSe pamatoval. Venku by
la zrovna takova noe jako
dnes! Vitr buracel a lomcoval
okenicemi, kdezto kroupy a
sn1h na nich desne chrastily.
On vratil Sc prave m6sta ce-
ly ztrmaceny. Nenalezlt' zenu
svou jako obycejne sini, kde
jej laskavymi slovy vitavala
Avsak toho 81 vlastne ami ne
povsimnul; special do loznice
jeji, domnivaje Sc il tam nalez
ii - ale loznice byla prazdna.
Ma stolku nalezl listek, ktery
znel:
Mily manzeli:
Co toto cisti budes, daleko
cd tebe budu dliti, aniz bych
Sc k.tobe kdy vratila. Nepatrej
po mne, bylo by to marne, mne
nenaleznes. - Nemohla jsem
rozlouciti Sc nasi malou Ellis
kou a vzala jsem j tedy Sc
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KAPITOLA II.

kAPITOLA Ii.
Robert Vest bral sc zvolna
do sveho pokoje, jakoby hlubo
ce do myslenek syych byl po-
noren. Vkrocil do komnaty
sve, zavrel dvefe' ma zavorku a
vrhl Sc do kresla pred hoTi-
elm krbem. q
Komnata .obchodvedouciho
pana Markgrava byla velmi
vkusne zarizena. Satnik, cpra-
delnfk a jiny naby.ek byl ri
|zoveho drivi, velmi umele re-
zaneho. Nejkyprejsi perske ko
berce pokryvaly podlahu a Wy
|calounene steny ozdobeny by
'ly nekoiika krasnymi obrazy
nejleps1ch ucnu vysoke skoly
malffske. Jak znacny rozdil to
mezi touto komnatou Vestovou
"a studovnou pana Markgrava ;
bylo patrno, re obyvatel ko-
mnaty liboval 81 v nadhere a
re vyhledaval chloubu svou v
|prepychu.
Vest sedel nejakou dobu mi
celiv kfesle SVEN. Pc chvili
zadumani zvolal, vzepna Sc
Cert no vezmi! mole pokyny
a. narazky neucinkuji. Jako
kdyz hrach hazi ma stenu. Jest
zfejmo, re toho kluka miluje.
Budu pfinucen chopin Sc raz-
nejslch prostredku. Jaky bla-
.hovec jsam, re Sc jeste rozpa-
kuji, maize stesti sve We vlast-
mich rukou. Smele machnuti a
ma budoucnost jest bezpecna.
Nebudu dele vahati. Te noel
jeSte pfivedu v6c ku konci. A
lie Ultra rano budu Markgra-
vuv d6dic.
Pred chviIi jest6 tvaril Sc
muz ten tax zemdlenym a n.y.
nj jevli ,olik svezi nadeje, raz
nosti a odhodlanosti. Nejprve
vyzul sc z bot a obul 81 male,
JENNIE trepky. Potom vlozil bo
ty do maleho vaku jeste s il
nymi kusy odevu a vynal re
Satniku Sirokou vodovzdornou
halenu a tez takovy klobouk S
sirokou strechou. Takto zaku-
klen otevfel dvere a vystrciv
hlavu do predsin6, naslouchal,
zdaz jest dome vsechno po-
kojne a presvedciv Sc, re ano,
vyklouzl, zavfel "a sebou ma
kllc, swell Sc po schodech k
prucelnim dvefim a odsunuv
zavoru a rozevfev zamek, OCT
null Sc venku, zavrev "a sebou
ma klic.
! Ostry vltr a spicate kroupy
fezaly jej do tvare jake brit
ky nuz, kdezto telo, z tepla
ma mrazu nahle Sc octnuvsi,
izacalo Sc pronikavou zimou
,tfasti jako osyka.
Cert wal zimu!' jektal
sam k sobe, nebot' zimou mu
zuby cvakaly. "Aby dnes do
te zimy p3a vyhnal ale
Slak 10 wal, - to, echo mohu
dnes dosahnouti, stoji "a tro-
chu vymrznuti."
Ma stupnich oblekl 81 opet
boty schovav trepky do va.
ku, pospichal, ably zastihl viz
konske drahy. A mel svrchova
ny cas-, nebot' zvonek posled.
'nlho vozu prave sem zaznival
Used nekolik stavebnich ctvel
,cu, zastihl viz, a necekaje an
az vozka zastavi, skocil don.
Kondukter pokousel Sc po
,divati Sc mu do tvare. Snad S:
bal, ably to nebyl nektery Il
fednlk spolecnosti, vyslany a
by Sc presvedcil, zdaz die pfec
pisu vsichni konduktefi jso,
venku ma platforme a ne uvniti
Hned Sc mu to ale nepovedlo
nebot' cizinec byl dobre zasti
men stojatym limcem vodo
,vzdorne haleny a sirokou sire
1chou klobouku.. Teprve, kdy;
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-06-27
BONDY SVOBODY A
VALEcNE SPORENKY.

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Simonovi - pejspolehlivejsimu smenar
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yych 9. ul a Euclid Ave.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
THIS EXTRA WEAR SAVES
YOU SHOE MONEY

Il find Ncolin Solcs superior in
every way to other soles. They arc
flexible, tough and waterproof. In
the future I shall buy nothing but
Ne0lln-solcd shoes -
A. &. Aldrich, OF Springfield, Mass,
who makes this statement tested
Neolin Soles by having q pair Of worn
shoes re-Soled with them. They have
already worn one month longer than
the soles | used to wear" says Mr.
Aldrich. and will be good for at least
three months more.
An easy way to try out Neolin Soles.
Have them put on your worn shoes.
See for yourself how long they last
and why they are A real economy.
Or, get them on new shoes, which
come in many styles for every member
of the family. Neoin Soles are made
scientifically by The Goodyear Tire g.
Rubber Co, Akron, Ohio, who also
make Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to
outwear all other heels.
The evening world., 1919-02-25
WASHINGTON DRY
AS A BONE NOW,
EXCEPT CELLARS
Tax Law Rider Ties Up Ship
mentS From Baltimore After
Last Mad Rush.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2j.--E1ccpt
for the Foreign Embassies and Lcga-
'tions, Washington went bone dry
to-day under rider to the new rev
cnuo law Withdrawing the immunity
which the Capital heretofore has en-
ioycd from the Reed amendment for
bidding the importation Of intoNi-
cants into prohibition territory.
Hundreds OF shipments of liquor on
their way from Baltimore were held
up OUTSIDE the District lines. having
failed to get within the zone before the
bars went up. For days express IA
ctlities, motor trucks, interurban lines
and railroads between Washington
snd Baltimore have been congosted
with liquor shipments or with citizens
making personal trips to the nearest
liquor vending point.
The only exception to the import
prohibition applies to embassies and
legations Of foreign Governments.
These are considered xtra-territorial
properties and are not affected by the
bone dry provision, according to thu
Internal Revenue Bureau. although
no formal ruling has been given OF
this point
when wartime prohibition becomes
effective July l, all American terri
tory will be dry except the Philip
pines, which will not be affected uutil
the Constitutional Prohibition
Amendment goes into effect Jan. 10,
1920. All other insular possessions
or territories of the United states al
ready are. dry under legislative act
or executive order.