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THE ST. TArn"1ANY FARMERS SPORT PAGE; DOINGS OF
BIG FELLOWS IN BIG LEAGUES LOCAL SPORT NEWS

the hard hitting locals five scattered
hits. The Marines were out to win
this game and started in the very
first inning. McGovern walked (tne
same s.lrt as Sundays game), sole
second and third, after Childress and
Cassagne struck out he scored on
Koepp's error. They added two more
in the second and one in the thiro.
Bremen first up struck out. Cahill
singled, stole second, Walters walk
ed, both scoring on Lacruts two
base hit. The one in the third was
made On Cassagne's single, DaveI
out and Brupbacher's single. Up
to this time the Shipbuilders had
nothing that looked like a hit, but
after Oulliber struck out Dendinger
hit for three bases and scored on
Koepp's hit. Neither side scored in
the fou, tn, but in the fifth for the
visitors was the ending for Banks
ton. McGovern lead off with a
home cun Childress singled, Cas-
sagne singled, DaVey sturck out but
Brupbacner hit for two bases, go'ng
to third on the throw in. Childress
and Cassagne scored. Brupbach cher
scored On Pellets error of Bremen s
hit to short. Bremen stole sec md
and scored on Walkers single, after
Cahill went out from second to first.
Lacruts ended the agony when he
forced Walters at second from Quill
Der to Pelloat. Warning was call
ed on to do some more mound duty
after this frame, Bankston going to
right t'eld. Lacruts and his team
mates gave the locals two in the
sixth without a hit on two bases on
balls and three errors.
EMPIRES: Stockfleth and San
doz. Scorer: Pons.
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SHIPBUILDERS AND MARINES
SPLIT EVEN IN TWO
GAME SERIES.
ShipbuiIders Win First IL to b;
Lose Second 10 to 4.

JahncKe Shipbuilders and Marines
divided a two game series played in
MadisonVille on Sunday, August 81,
and Monday, September /, Warning
winning the first game and Banks
ton losing the second. The Marines
started off in the very first inning
when McGoyern walked, went to sec
Ond on Cassagne base on balls. Both
advanced a base on Lacruts single,
after Davey and Brupbacner struck
out. With Brenning at the bat Nc
Govern stole home. 1t was a good
thing that he took this chance for
Bremen ended the inning by strik-
ing out. The Shipbuilders tied it
up in their half. After Koepp and
Johnson flew out Bankston walked,
Vautier and Pelloat singled, Banks
ton scoring. Pelloat ended it by go
ing out from pitcher to first. Warn
ing held the visitors safe IN the Sec
ond and the home boys took the lead.
Oulliber walked, was forced at Sec
ond by Malloy, Malloy stole second,
went 20 third when DaVey dropped
Warnings fly in center. Warning
stole second, Koepp singled and Nal
10y scored, but Warning was out at
the plate on this play. Koepp scCr-
ed when Johnson hit for three bases.
This Was the longest hit ever made
in this PARK, to deep center field, and
only fast fielding Of Davey kept him
from scoring. The visitors went IN
the lead in their third. Lacruts was
first up and singled, went to second
on a pass ball. Dayey and Brup-
bacher struck out, Bremen singled
and Lac;uts scored. Childress walk
cd, Walters cleaned the bases with a
long two Dagger to center. Cah1ll
struck out, ending the inning. The
locals scored two in their half. Vau-
tier walked, stole second and scored
on Peli0at's single. Pelloat worked
his way around to third on two in
field outs and scored on Walter s
error. Marines could do nothing
with Warning in the fourth, fifth
and sixth, while the Shipbuilders
scored one in the fourth and another
in the sixth. The Marines took the
lead in their half of the seventh.
Cassagne put one over the fence and
Malloy made three errors, coupled
with Brupbacher's and Childress'
hits gave them three more runs.
Not to be outdone the locals came
right back in their half of the eighth
and won the game. Bankston was
first up and hit to Cassagne and was
out, bat Vautier was safe on CAS-
sagne's error, going to second when
Cahill hit Pallet. Prohibition does
not seen to make any difference TO
Pelloat for he singled and the bases
were full. With Oulliber up the
locals attempted squeeze play, but
Oulliber failed to hit and Vautier
was caught between third and home.
Oulliber singled, filling the bases
again. Up came Malloy and the
grand stand called for him to re-
deem himself and their call was not
in vain. He hit a three Dagger,
cleaning the bases, thereby winning
the game that had been won and
lost so often.
Second Game.
Bankston started for the locals and
after giving nine runs was relieved
in the fifth by Warning who pitched
good ball. Lacruts pitched for the
Marines and his pitching was about
the best in the series, only allowing
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TOWN COUNCIL.
Continued from page II

1Eonclnuea from page IL
S. J. Newman, 50 loads of shells,
"A IL yards.
Marvin Poole, 2~1oads of shells, 2
yards.
Fitzsimons Garage, 8 loads of
shells, yards.
FitzSimons Garage, loads of
shells, yards.
Mr.. A. d. Schwartz received Is
| loads 81 shells amounting to 20 yards
hauled by Jahncke's teams from the
town shell pile, but claims that
Jahncke deducted it from the towns
| bill
The town now has a large pile of
shells at Weaver's landing, and a
small Pile on the lot at Columbia and
Rutland streets.
It is reported and verified by the
towns employees that some months
ago the towns team, scraper and
| driver worked total of about five
days on the private property of Mr..
S. J. Newman.
Respectfully submitted,
H. A. MACKIE,
Chairman of Improvement Com
mlttee.
1t was moved by C. H. Sheffield,
seconded by E. Frederick, that the
report he received and filed.
Carried
It was moved, seconded and car
ried that the secretary send out bills
for shells, gravel and labor due the
town.
The council then adjourned.
ROBT. w. BADON,
Mayor.
l.. A. PERREAND,
Secretary.
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The Good Roads Commission re-
ports that the maintenance force is
still working on the Columbia road
from Bush to Covington. Arrange
ments have been made for the re-
pair of The Bennett bridge, and it is
hoped to- be completed within the
next ten days.
instruments have now been Sc
cured and the field work is pro-
crossing satisfactorily, and all pre-
liminaries are being worked out as
rapidly rs possible.
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keep fresh for months Every wo-
man knows that lemon juice is t-ss-l
TO bleach and remove such blemishes
as freckies, sallowness and tan and
is the IDEAL skin softener, Whitener
and beautifer.
Just Try it, Get three ounces of
orchard white at any drug store and
two lemons from the grocer and
make up a quarter pint of this sweet
ly fragrant lemon lotion and mas
sage it daily into the face, neck,
arms and hands.-Adv.
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COVINGTON-WALK OVERS.

Covington was defeated by the
Walk Overs of New Orleans, last
Sunday, by score Of to 4.
Covington did not seem to have
their usual pep. There was some
good batting on both sides, but the
game was hardly in doubt at any
stage. The Walk Overs had the best
of it throughout.
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Meeting of Sept. 2. 1919.

Covington La, Sept 2, 1919.
Regular meeting of the council
was held on the above date. Pres
emit: Robt. w. Badon, Mayor; c. E.
Scl1onbarg, H. A. Mackie, C. H. Shelf
field, A. R. Smith. Absent: Emile
Frederick, NJ. P blanche
Minutes of August 5th were read
and on motion of c. E. Schonberg,
seconded by C. H. Sheffield, APPROX
ed as read.
Minutes of August 14th were read
and on motion of C. H. Sheffield, sec
ondde by C. E. Schonberg, were ap-
proved as read.
Minutes of August 10Th were read
and on motion of A. R. Smith, sec
onded by c. E. Schonberg, approved
as read
The secretary submitted his re-
ports Cor the months of May, June
and july, as follows:
Ronorf fov. Nov 1850
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recall them if they don't carry out
the wishes of the people, then let US
put a parishWide school tax before
the taxpayers and l am sure it will
be voted for by a great majority.
J. MERKL.
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s165s.7s

$1658.7s
L. A. PERREAND,
Secretary.
Moved by C. H. Sheffield, second
ed by A. r. Smith, that reports 70
received and referred to Finance
Committee. Carried.
Moved by C. E. Schonberg, sece
onded ~ C. H. Sheffield, that Mf.
J. E. stsnga be granted genera
power of attorney to sell, transfer
and assign lots in the new ceme.efy
purchased by the town. Carried
The following bills were read anu
referred to the Finance Committee
J. NJ. Simmons, executing tue
etc, $4,000.
DR.. A. G. Maybe, vital statlstlcs'
$500.
On motion of A. r. Smith, secoha-
ed by G. H. Sheffield, the council az
journed.
ROBT. W. BADON,
Mayor.
l.. A. PERREAND,
Secretary.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-09-06
GIRLS. LEMON JUICE
is SKIN, WHTTENER,
How To Make a Creamy Beauty Lo-
tion for a Few Cents.

The juice Of two fresh lemons
strained into bottle containing
three ounces of orchard white makes
whole quarter pint Of the most re-
markable lemon skin beautifier at
about the cost one must pay for a
small Jar of the ordinary cold creams.
Care should be taken to strain the
lemon juice through a fine cloth so
no pulp gets in, then this lotion will
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1919-09-06
CARD OF THANKS.

wish to thank all the people who
so kindly assisted me in the contest
for the benefit OF the Abita Springs
Public School.
MISS CLARA SCHMALZ.
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kOUPf Sc domek V Okoli Del

kOUPf Sc domek V okoli Den
nison Ave. NJ zapadnl i'.:'a,Ie
a da Sc Ma splatku kupni ceny
Eekny lot ma w. so ul., blize
nennison Ave. a ostatni Sc do
rlati hotove. Haste sc V elsie
o208 Height Ave. S. w.
ii |
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Jednoho dne, kraceje kolem
hytu Fedofina, pozvedl zraky
s,e k oknu a spatril il tam, v
zari slunecni stati.
Phi pohledu tom zatocil Sc
Sc Savarim svet - vsechna
rozvaha jej razem opustila
rozbehl Sc Ike dverim, vybehl
hbitosti mladika nahoru, odstr
Gil V cestu mu vstoupivsi Ma
riettu stranou a v male chvili
stal pred tresouci Sc Fedorou.
Bylo to prave druhy den po
zatceni Langlade-ove a po roz
mluve Viberta S vysetrujicim
soudcem.
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pRODA Sc. mala detska poayl
ka 4 tvrdeho dreva, stala $l8,
da Sc "a $500. Haste, sc po =
hodine vecer v els. 3547 E. AZ.
nj 1-13
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CHCETE KOUPiT LAClNY
MAJETEK?

Prodam dunn 0 5 mlstnoS-
tech ma E. IA uI., mezi Central
a Quincy Ave. Lot je 40 X l29
strev., patty Cd rohu Central
ave-, vse zarizeno. Cena $2l5O
hotove $500 a ostatnl ma me-
sicni splatky po $40. Tez Sc
vezme lot.
Dunn O 5 pokojich ma Nor
gan Ave., lot je 35 phi Is str,
improvements ma ulici zaplace-
ne, voda a zachod uvnitr. Cena
$4,000.
Dunn O 5 mistnostech ma +.
Is ul. z Ivy Ave. Plyn, voda,
ban, pekny lot, 3OxlO5 str. Ce
ma S2O5O, hotove $3.50, ostatni
Ma mesicni splatky po $l5 neb
vice mesicne.
Rohovy lot V Bedford Town
shipu, AZ pri $50 str, stop ~,
blize kary, kanal, chodnlk, e.
lektrina, vse zarlzeno a zapla-
ceno. Da Sc ia $500. Hotove
$25, ostatni ma mesicnl sptat-
XIV. Blizsi sdeli cesky poem.
iednatel James F. Port, o2o
Williamson Bldg. Tel. Nam
3917. Ill
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VIII

VySetrujici soudce, osobni
pfltel neboztika pana dekana,
z piety k nemu ujal Sc patrani
'po vinniku Sc zapalem a horli-
'vosti nikdy nevidanymi. Nacr-
til 81 plan vysetrovani a vsecky
1rady bezpccnosti i jejich or
|gany uvedl horecnou Gin
most. Prohledl dekanstvi Cd
Isklepu az ma pudu, zabavIl ne
jen nestastnou tabaterku, ale
i celou correspondence, vsecky
papiry pana dekana, patral, S
kym byl We stycichvIlfednich i
soukromych, jmenovite piddl
sc pc tech, kterym pan dekan
We SVEN urednim povolani Wy
hoveti snad nemohl nebo ne
|chtel kdo by Sc mu "a to
mstiti mohli. Cele mesto trnu-
10. Nikdo nebyl jist, re nebude
obeslan k soudu a postaven
do ohne krizovych otazek ner-
vosniho uz soudce. Knezi vi
kariatu, ucitele, lekarnik, ma
tcrialitse, fada obchodnlku do
stavaii Obsilky, vySetfovalo Sc,
kdo ma pravo kupovati Il Sc
be- chovati jedy, komu a kan
no prodali, nae no uzili, patra
mi rozSiIeno i ma jine okresy,
doSlo Ike konfrOntaci zatknu-
Ii nekolika vazenych lidi. Ku-
pila Sc anonymni udani, pima
nokynu, rad a domnenek tOu
hou dobyti vypsanou ccnu =
ale mic neuvadelo bezpecne ma
stopu pachatele. Ten byl, jako
by Sc do vody potopil, ba elm
dal, tim vice Sc cely pripad "a
motaval, tristil, spisu vypove
di pfibyvalo ale vsastni prukaz
ny material nebyl takrka zad-
ny. Ukazalo Sc, re tabaterka
ie lacinym padelkem koupe-
nVm nekde V galanternim OBJ
chode a tax konec koncu Ma
rozkaz statniho zastupce -
kGyz nebylo koho stihat - Wy
Setrovani zastaveno.
Ale mesto samo z roZcilenl
nevychazelo. Zivot nestoji, a
kdyz Z neho odejde jeden bo-
iovnik, hned vola po nahrade
a diva, til vice tlaci Sc a derou
na jcho misto.
Kdyz velky zvon na vez
GCkanskeho kostela oznamo
val Prosovicum straSnou Smr'
i3iich duchovniho pastyfc, Ia
radova'y Sc te chvili dive sta,
rou-cala rodiny mestske - Ska
lckych a Rousku. Patronen
|, tuGncho obroci dekanskeho TO-
III bylO mesto a meStske "a
: s.upitelstvo velice zakladalo s
ia SVEN presentacnim prava
Snad co svet svetem stoji, ale
spon jiste pokud nejen lidsk;
: pamet, ale i zapisy knizni sa
haji, nestal Sc tn nikdy nikd'
iiny dakanem, nez Prosovick,
Kodak, od korene zdejsi Glove
clstokrevny po meci j 20 pres
l,ci a V zadostech take petent
nikdy neopomenuli uvadet
svuj rodokmen, alespon al d
devateho kolena nazpet.
: S touto dIlezitou okoInost
: take pocitaly rodiny hned tel
: krat, kdyz sve synky postal,
: 10 skU a ma studia.
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4kSkSkSfjf]klk4k I'll SklkSklk2k
4ind3ich S. Bd0r:
Ma d&kanStVl.
Dill druhJ. Pokr0toDdnf Yomdnu Posledni soud. :
ROMAN
JkjkJtJtjtjtjtjt Il w tSltjtjtJtjkSat

mu dekanovi nadherny po-
hreb, sam pan biskup z Bude-
jovic prijel no pochovat, rada
knezi kracela kolem rakve a
pred nj, mezi pribuznymi sci
ten, ktery snad ze vsech pro
jemnostpana nejvice truchlil
- Martin Porazil - uz ne ka-
plan - ale administrator tax
nahIe a neocekavane uprazd-
neneho dekanstvi.
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PRODA Sc zdravi mlady kun,
vahy 1900 liber velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc v els. 1901 UMon
ava 1-16
kOJPI Sc z druhe ruky reZnl-
cka lednice. kdo il ma ma pro-
del necht' necha adresu v adm.
Il. listu. l-1o
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Inc upravil j. C.

nam d ZVOlat1: W1luu te! -
Wy jste musila pozorovati, re
srdce me nenalezi vice me -
Ja vam je daroval a Wy -avy,
w jste je prijala. Nezapirejte
to - ano, opakuji to, Wy jste je
prijala nemate nyni zadneho
pr;lva mne takto muciti. CHM
Jsen Sc provinil, ze chcete, a.
| bych tax trpel? Nicim, a proto
neostycham Sc prohlasiti zde
v teto chvili: "BBud'to klame
te mne nyni, anebo klamala
jste mne drive!"
"Chybila jsem," zaseptala
Fedora, odvrativsi svoji hlavu,
jako by Sc vyzvani to hloubi
dusc sve hanbila.
Ale mluvila pravdu.
Byvsi presvvedcena O vine
Savariho, poslouchala rad vi
bcrtovych a maiiz "a to, re pl-
nj rczkaz umirajiciho sveho
chote, vzala ma sebe ulohu, pro-
II niz Sc bez1honna, cista du-
Sc leii vzplrala - ale behem
DOLBY uvykla, prestala Sc leka-
ii hrezlciho nebezpeci a ona
vrravila Sc do ulohy tax, jak
sc vpravuje do nj novacek he
rec po nekolikatem zdarilem
Ivystoupeni. Y posledni dobe
vSsk pocala vznikati v nj po-
chybnost vine Savariho "a
pravila to sama, re Aeni-li vi
men, pociani jeji Vibertovo
lest neslechetne. Mel on tedy
uplne pravo il nyni obvinovati,
! ze jest pficinou jeho utrpeni.
Nemela snad nyni nejakym ci-
mem uleviti bolu jeho - neby-
! 10 to nyni jeji povinnosti?
4 We chvili, kdy Fedora tax
to uvazovala, zabyval Sc Sava-
ri opet svymi myslenkami.
/ Clovek zamilovany pocina 81
obycejne velice neobratne v pri
tomnosti te, kterou miluje. Jc
no duvtip jej opousti, dopousti
SC 2pozdilosti a neni to vyuzit
isvati prihodnou chvili pro Sc
be, priSpeje-li mu zena sama
ku pomoci.
Savari, jenz byl znam V zen
sk@m sVete jakO nejobratnejSi
kavallr, pritomnosti Fedory
utrpela povest ia velkou pohro
mu.
Ale chvilemi Sc i zamilovane
mu jasne chyili dostavi, on ne
kdy postrehne vitany okamzik,
! kdy obnoviti utok, zasaditi po-
| slednl ranu - vSak okamziky
takove pravidla netrvaji dlou
h :. Y male chvili opet ztrati Sc
V mracich duSevniho rozechve
nj, Ktere nam media dlOuho roz
umne jednatf.
"Chybila jsem," pravila Fe-
dora. Byla patrne dojata. Sava
RHO Nnmluvnost pohnula je-
Jim nitrem = snad dotkla sc
|irjiho srdce. Bylo nutno nyni
q okamziku toho teziti.
a jasnem tomto okamziku
Savari pfichazel k nahledu, re
ncsmi vice lekati il slovy dive
| ke y;isne proto usadil sc kid
ne a zcela mirnym tonem il do
m.ouval. proc ze pred MIN dive
II bytu sveho uzavira. Ze me-
la by no priimouti, iako drive
a aznavali, re chybila pokusiti
Sc 0 to, ably no jeho hrozne
choroby vylecila.
"Bud'te Ike mne laskavejSi,"
zadonil, "bud'te milosrdnou, "a
chazejte Sc mnou iako S ne
mocnym clovekem al do te chvi
lc. ndy sc mi me zdravi opet Ia
vrdti"
"Slova tato musila by mlti
IA citlivou zenu. jakou byla F'e
dora, zadouci lcinek - ale ubo
ha zena tonula V mori ruznych
pocitn, zahad a domnenek.
(Pokracovani.)
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XII

feQOry Zm0cnll Sc v prVnl
chvjli hney a postoupila rychle
proti Savarimu, ably vyplisnila
no "a to, re vnika do bytu jeji-
10 lfs vzdor zak;%u, ale Savari
nepfipustil il ami k slovu, me-
bot sotva re vstoupil do pOko-
jc, vyrinula Sc z ust jeho prava
la,ina WASN'T prekypujicich
slGv.
Madame" zvolal, neceka-
Je, az Sc ponekud uklidni, "ziji
poaze pro vas - nebyti vas,
davno jiz bych Sc zavrazdil -
ncbut' zivot tento stava Sc mi
jiz nesnesitelnym. IDA Sc mi,
zc .isem ma svete uplne zbytec
hy,n - citlm, re jsem bidnWn
zkazenym - clovekem ztrace-
njjnl. Nenavidim sebe - nena
vidlm sc tax jak vaSnive vas
miluli Mejte Sc mnou slitova-
hi - w jecina jste to mne
zachraniti Wy jedina muzete
Zc nine uciniti cloveka. ia n.y.
HI vzhllzim k vam, jako ku sve
mu Dohu, OcekavaJe od Vas spa
su - ano, jedine od vas. LaSka
We sloVo - uSmev - povZbuze
Iii - d uvidlte, re razem kraSli
Ii mne budou veSkere cnosti do
konaleho cloveka, jichZ jsem
poSud nepoznal. Tyden uplynul
co ,iSem vas nevidel - ale verte
madame, ze sc ten kratky cas-
IDA byti celIn stoletlm. Q,
keZ byste mohla vedeti, co
.igem "a tn celou dobu vytrpel
We chvile, kdyz jsem vas spa
TIL stati u okna, veSkere silly
rlne opustily, ia Sc nemohl vice
ovladati a ia Sc odvazil k cinu
Primo zoufalemu. O. jest to OBJ
tizno ziti, je-li clovek nest "a
stem - a TAX lehko jest zbaviti
Sc zivota. Jsem velice bledy,
viu'te? O, smilujte Sc made
mnou - ale, jak pozorruji, Wy
mne neposlouchate, vase my
Slenky bloudi daleko odtud -
a 70 We chvili, kdy ia sveruji Sc
vam Sc svou bolesti, Sc svym ia
lem. kdyz odhaluji vam sve ro-
zervanc nitro. SlySte mne, ma
! dame - pro vSechno ma svete,
vyslpSte mnc = vedyt prece
adpici clovek zasluhuje nejake
ho slitovani."
SaVari umlkl, zalem premo-
zen - a Fedora obratila K ne
mu sve zraky pine udivu. Slov
takovych posud neslysela =
jcii manzel sicc dovedl k nj
mluviti krasne 0 lasce zdc
vSak bourila sopka zde mlu
villa prudka vaSen - u kazdG-
no slova s;,lal Ear.
Tax kni puosud nikdo ne
mluvil.
Savari po kratkem oddechu
pokracoyal:
"Bylo-ll vaSim umyslem ode
mne Sc nevnll odvraceti, proc
lste prlJimala me navstevy -
proc byvala iste ke mnG tax la
skav ou? Vzdyt' jste pfece mu.
sila pozorovati. re zmocnuii sc
mne pocity prudke lasky k van
- vzdyt' lste musila clsti V O.
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"Ano, ano, MIN a jak mu
chutnalo, dvakrat 81 wal a Ii
boval 81, jak Sc proSel, jaky
ma hlad."
"Zbylo neco cd veceTe?" O.
bratil Sc znovu k slecne.
"Ale zbylo, prave jsme to S
holkou chiefly dojist, kdyz "a
slechly jsme kricet velebneho
pana, letime sem a jemnost
pan uz Sc kaci."
"Kde ty zbytky mate?"
"V kuchyni, prosim."
Beze slova doktor vysel re
dveri kracel do kuchyne, sle
cna v patach "a MIN. V Okla
mziku Sc vratil, mesa misu S
nedojedenou veceri.
"Velebny pane" uprel ted
oci jako bodaky ma kaplana -
"zde Sc neco hrozneho musilo
rrihodit - nemylim-li Sc, pan
dekan byl otraven - zGstanu
zde Wy take - postal jsem
sluzku pro pana soudce."
"Otraven? Ne, to neni moz
ne, vzdyt jsem prec jedi S MIN
z jedne missy y" branil sc
Martin.
"To Sc ukaze, podrobime
jldlo chcmicke analysi, nena-
jde-li sc mic, musime mrtvolu
pitvat," ledovym klidem mlu
vii lekar, usedaje ke stolu. V
tom padl zrak jeho ma otevre-
nou dosud tabaterku bella
wynn praskem, IA jehoz poyr-
chu zretelne byly znat otisky
prsta, jak jemnostpan bral 81
Snupec.
"Co je to zde?" uprel dok-
tor oci ma tabaterku.
Martin vypravoval, co Sc pc
veceri prihodilo.
''Nu tax to je vylozeno," Wy
krikl lekar, vytahl nuz, nabral
ma Spicku trochu prasku spa
ill no mad lampou. Pokojem
rozSifil sc zvlaStni zapach
"Nu ovsem - pravdepodobnG
- kyan uvidime."
Pred dekanstvim uz pocali
sc kupit lide. Pc chviti special
sem soudce a "a MIN diva Get
nici. Zjistilo Sc made vsi po.
chybnost, ze Sc jedna o nesly-
chany zlocin, spachany velice
rafinovanym zpusobem. Do ta
baku byl vskutku namlchar
prudky jed, ale stopa po pa
chateli zmizela.
Sluzka byla jedina nitka
ktera ma stopu zlocinu mohls
uvesti soudce.
"Jak vypadal ten clovek
Byl velky nebo maly? BNl oh'
len nebo mel plnovous? Ct
mel ma hlave - klobouk, &C
pici? Mel zimnik nebo have
lok? Pop;ste ntsn no pfecc
vyslychali il, ale Fanda, chv6
JIG sc jako list, ustraSena odp'
vidala die pravdy + "neVlm
ia nevim. Venku byla tina
jak .jsem otevfela dvefe, sta
We time TAX, lie ma neho svetl
z chodby nepadalo - jen m
ten balicek dial a uz zmizel." !"
Soudce lanai V rozpaclc
rukama, cetnici stall, cekajic
ma jeho rozkaz, ale nezmof
Sc ma mic jineho, nez jim mar
dill vysetrit hned, ida nekd
nahodou nesel tn dobu okol
q nevidel Il dekanstvi nekoh
stat a won't, pax ne nadr;
zich q V hotelech vysetrit, ktt
ri cizinci toho dine pfUeli neb
odjeli. Sam pax zavolal 81 j
Ste /adjunkta. podrobil. vysl'
chu kaplana, hospodynl 81.
zku, vypovedi jejich protok'
loval@ a dal cele dekanstvi z;
pscet.t a STREET.
Mesto yystroJilo nestastn'
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DrObrAe
SjZnarl1ky

PRIME Sc. divka Ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci; tel musi
mluvit cesky. Haste sc V elsie
5365 Broadway.
Ill
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PRIJMOU Sc sicky ma dode-
lavani sukni divky ma rucnl
praci. Stala prace, dobry plat.
Haste Sc v {. 1881 E. 81 ul. z
Broadway. l--l5
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PRIJMOU Sc masinarky zku-
Sene j nezkuSene, a zehlic. Hla
ste Sc v &. 3249 4. 49 ul.
Ill
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1919-05-16
JUDGE WILKINS HAS SOME
IDEAS WORTH REMEMBERING

THE time has como when an for
cigners should learn a. speak the lan-
guRge of this country" declared Judge
w u. wilkins IN police court az salt
Lake city last saturday. Tho occasion
FOR tho remark WIS the plea entered
In the ease uf Juan Garcia. Mexican.
charged with having liquor m his pos
session. Joseph Roselle. his attorney.
pleaded that his client was ignorant ~
the language and the ways ~ the
United States and that he was not a
willful Niolator of the law, II 81
igNornnce of the language. the law
ana a. provisions which b. undermin-
ing the established institutions uf this
country" said the Judge THE gny-
eminent iH being undermined hy for
,igncrs Nhu de- not know and do not
care a. know the meaning ot this
cuuntrys preCepts. Ignorance cot the
law excuses no one, The good citizen
learns tho language of his adopted
country at once and H. inwF"
Garcia was sentenced Co serve thirty
days Ia juil ana a. pay fine of u hum
dred dollars.