davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
NEWS OF ROCKVILLE
AND REST OF COUNTY
Kensington and Sandy Spring Elec.
tric Railway Asks for
Increased Fares.

ROCKVILLE, Md, Dec. S.-rho
Kensington and Sandy Spring Electric
Railway Company has filed with the
Public Service Commission of Mary
land application for an increase in
fares of 1 cent a ride, except roInd
trips on the section between Kensing-
ton and Chevy Chase Lake. for which
an increase of one-half cent q ride
is asked; twelve-ride tickets. five
sixths of a cent a ride. and fifty-ride
tickets, seven-tenths Of a cent a ride.
Mrs. Isabel B. RUSSELL. wife of Nor
decai T. Russell, died Saturday at her
home. "Kennett," this county. aged
sixty-seven years. She is survived by
her husband and two sons. The fu-
neral will take place at 1 o'clock this
afternoon, from the residence, burial
being In Baltimore.
The Rev. P. Rowland Wagner, pas
tor of the Baptist Church, officiated
at the marriage here Saturday OF Mis-.
Mabel Ford and Clarence w. Kuhncrr.
and Miss Eleanor G. Jamison Chaplin
and James Edwin Schaum Dotts, all
of Washington.
The soccer team and teachers of
the Gaithersburg High School gave
banquet at the Gaithersburg School
Saturday evening in honor of the
soccer team and teachers Of the Rock
willie High School. Prof. Thomas w.
Troxwall. principal Of the Gathers
burg school. was toastmaster
Funeral services for Mrs. Belle Ma
gruder. widow OF Zachariah MaRrudc-
who died Friday at the home Of her
brother. John T. Warfield, at Laytons-
Vile. were held yesterday afternoon
at the Methodist Church at Goshen.
the pastor, the Rev. A Lee Barrett.
officiating. Burial was in the ceme-
terry adjoining the church.
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
DISTRICT TYPOS HONOR
43 WHO DIED LAST YEAR
Seventeenth Annual Memorial Sery.
ice Held Yesterday at
G Street Temple. .---~--

Tribute to the memory of forty
three OF its members who died during
the year just past was paid yes
terday afternoon by Columbia Typo
graphical Union No. 1o1, with an
eulogistic ceremony which marked
the seventeenth annual memorial ex-
ercises OF the organization. The
ceremony was held at Typographical al
temple. and began with the presenta-
tion of 'Extase d'Amour" and "Ber-
ceuse" by Joseph Harrison's orchestra.
The invocation was pronounced by
the Rev. G.. /. Humphries, pastor OF
the Rhode Island avenue NJ p.
Church. followed by vocal selections
by quartet.
ITO be perhaps the Oldest con-
tinuous organization in the National
Capital is a proud distinction" said
T. c. Parsons, chairman OF the me-
mortal committee, in opening his ad-
dress" And 1t is Illuminating to note
that though Columbia Typographical
Society was organized on January 7,
1915. the same purposes of mutual
helpfulness which actuated the pio-
neers are the controlling factors of
our organization today"
The roll call was read by George
G. Seibold, secretary OF the Union.
and the services were concluded with
short solo selections, an address by
the Rabbi Abram Simon, and bencdic-
ton by Rev. Humphries.
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
cop. CHIEFS CLAIM
PEACE TREATY DEAD
Leaving of Pact in Senate BY
President Said to Make
i. Belief Certainty.

President wilson's decision not to
withdraw the peace treaty from the
Senate means that that document is
officially dead. in the opinion OF Re-
publican Senators today.
Senator Hitchcock, the minority
leader, who. at Fridays conference
between the President, Senator Fall
OF New Mexico, and himself, remained
behind a few moments to learn the
Presidents attitude toward the treaty,
said that the Chief Executive consid-
cred he had completed his task I'm
negotiating the treaty and presenting
II to the Senate for ratification.
The President. according to Senator
hitchcock, believes that all RESPONSE
bility is now on the Senate, and he
contemplates no action at the present
time.
Treaty Dead. Say. Lodge.
The President informed the Ne
braska Senator, that II the Senate did
not see Mt to@ratify the treaty he
would, go no further. in IT.
The Presidents attitude was one Of
the subjects discussed today at a
meeting of the Republican members
of the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
Some of the Republican Senators
said that the President could not
make them accept the rulings Of Vice
President Marshall, and others among
them share. the views Of Senator
Lodge, the chairman of the committee.
Senator Lodge says that the treaty
is dead.
There was some discussion yester-
day of the resolution declaring
peace, but that resolution, 1t appears,
will not be pressed for some time.
Democratic members OF the Senate
are in entire accord with the Presi
dents views. They think little. IL
anything, could be accomplished by
him were he to withdraw the treaty.
Same Status n July 10.
This would mean, they point out,
its resubmission and reference to the
Foreign Relations Committee, which
would give it exactly the same status
as it held July 10, when IL was first
presented to the. Senate by the Presi-
dent upon his return from Paris.
The Democrats contend that the
treaty is still before the Senate. and
they declare that the vote to reject
the resolution OF ratification did not
necessarily kill 1t. a
Moreover. they have hopes that the
next few weeks will see some Of the
mild reseryationists" in possession of
q desire to effect a compromise. and
when this comes about, they say, the
treaty will be ratified.
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
SENATE HOPES TO PASS
RAIL BILL This WEEK
Unless Controversy Develops With
House, Roads Will Be
Returned January I.

Despite slow progress by the Senate
on the Cummins railroad bill, Senator
Cufnmins today predicted that by the
end of this week, the measure would
be ready for the House
He was hopeful that the two
branches of Congress could agree on
a compromise between the Cummins
bill and the Esch bill, passed by the
House, in time to make permanent
legislation effective January /. when
II Is expected the President will re.
store the roads to their owners.
Should signs OF a deadlock appear
President Wilson may send a special
message on the subject. 1t was NOT
expected he would make any move
while Congress is making headwav.
1t was also regarded as a possibility
that President Wilson might delay re.
turn of the roads for a month. allow
ing time TO prepare for the reorpan-
ization which the pending measure
will make necessary. Cummins how.
ever, is counting the lines going bacl,
January l and is urging speed accord.
ingly.
The Washington times., 1919-12-08

OF the head. stops nose running; re-
lieves the headache, dullness, fever
ishness. sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only a few. cents at drug stores
1t acts without assistance, tastes nice,
no quinine
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
BILL WOULD CUT
SIZE OF PAPERS
"a Pages Daily and So on Sun
day Enough, Declares
Cong. Anthony.

The ,iss Of daily newspapers would
be limited to twenty-four pages and
sunday papers to thirty-six pages IN
bill which Congressman Anthony
CRspubIicsn) Of Kansas has prepared
for Introduction IN the House.
The bill would make the restric-
tions effective until July l, 1920, by
denying the second class mailing
privilege to papers exceeding the
specified number OF pages
Weekly and bi-weekly papers and
periodicals would be limited to sew
cnty-hve pages under the bill, and
100 pages would be the limit for
monthly periodicals.
Mr.. Anthony, who owns a daily in
Kansas. believes action along the line
proposed in his bill to be absolutely
necessary to prevent a large number
of the smaller papers in the United
States being forced out OF business.
He says the paper mills will not en-
ter into contracts with the small
consumers because they can dispose
of their entire output to the big
newspapers and magazines, and the
smaller papers are forced to buy in
the open market. usually from whole
sale dealers and jobbers, at prices as
high as 10 to Is cents a pound, as
against "a cents a pound before the
war.
The Kansas Congressman has taken
the newsprint situation up with the
Federal Trade Commission. to ascer-
tain what powers the commission has
TO regulate the industry. He also
mas asked the commission to suggest
remedy that Congress might pro-
vide
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
PLOT TO ASSASSINATE
FRANCISCO VILLA FAILS
Former Major in Constitutional Army
Executed on Eve of Killing
OF Mexican Bandit

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-A plot to As
sassinate Francisco Villa was frus-
trated November % by the putting
TO death, at Rancho Espejo. of Castor
De Prida, young Mexican. who for.
merly held a commission as major in
the constitutional army. This in
formation was reported today by a
man who was with De Prida the day
before he was shot
De Prida lived in his early youth
in New Orleans. learned boxing, and
became a wAuknown al ateur boxer.
Later he spent much time in New
York, where he has an uncle, Ramon
De Prida, Mexican writer and his
torian. De Prida's father and mother,
since the downfall of the Disz gov.
ernment have lived in the West In.
dies
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
WITHOUT NASTY OUI

Don't stay stuned-upl Quit blow
ing and snufflingl A dose of 'Pape's
Cold Compound taken every two
hours until three doses. are taken
usually breaks up a severe cold and
ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clog
ged-up nostrils and the air passages
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
By JEAN KNOTT.

ceedings in Ireland. The possible
resignation of the viceroy is talked
about"
Notables of County Clare, includ-
ing II. V. Mcnamara, who was shot at
last Thursday while on a hunting trip
in the Carron district, have Joined in
a popular complaint to the govern
ment for stopping county fairs and
market and requested it to remove the
restrictions.
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
CRIES WAY INTO U. S.

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Denise Green.
nine, London. ran bang up against
the department laws. when she at
tempted TO enter this country alone
to spend Christmas with her aunt
But she cried her way right through
Ellis Island
The Washington times., 1919-12-08
DOUBT MILITARY RULE
FOR IRISH Is WISE IDEA

LONDON. Dec. SIT is believed
that the proposal to abolish trial by
jury and to establish a commission
OF Judges In Ireland has been post
poned," says the Daily Mails Dublin
correspondent "and that Downing
street has expressed doubt as to the
wisdom of some Of the military pro-
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PRODAS Sc

PRODA Sc zachovaly ma
bytek do iidelny. Haste 50 y
elsie 3271 E. 55 ul., bli2e
Broadway. 1O-l5
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CTETE POZORNE..

DIE uvedeneho 81 muzete Wy
brat a prohlednout:
Dunn, els. 4468 w. 81 ul. V
Brooklyne, diva roxy stary, A
sv6tnice dole a 4 nahofe, sklep
pod celym domem, ban ma uhll
plyn, elektrika, lot 40 pri 14O
stf. Cena $500, hotove $1700
ostatni ma splatku. Dunn tento
vynasi nahore $40 a dole $25.
Prodam dunn A svet. naho-
fe a A sv6t. dole, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, voda, elektrika,
Lot 60 pri 100 strevlcich. Ce-
ma $3.50, hotov6 $500 ostatni
ma splatky. Prohl6dnete 81 jej
ma els. 4465 w. 81 ul.
Farma so akrech, r. F. ID.
/, Berea, O., je tam pekny no.
Wy dun, diva kon6, 5 krav, 1
jalovice, 8 prasat, go slepic, l
viz, jedny buggy, RUNE stroje
a nacini. Puda je urodna, do
bra pastVa, zivy potok, Ia mil
Cd Public Squaru, pul mile cd
dlazd6n6 cesty. Da Sc "a
S125OO, hotove $4,000 ostatni
na splatky.
Krasna farma, Z akru pose
ia pSenici, sklad sena "a $500,
% tun slamy, stroj ma d6lanl
smetany, kukurice, 3 akry
brambor a vSe ,zarizeno. Far
ma tato Sc proda phi splaceni
$6500 a dalSich $4,000 sc po-
cka tTicet roku pfi pravidel-
nem llroku. TAX vyhodne ne
koupite od nikoho jako cd sta
reho Jana Smika.
Prodam Vam dunn ehodici Sc
pro tIl rodiny, ma 15 pokoju,
pudu mad celym domem pri
pine vysce, plyn, elektrinu,
5koply ma pradlo. Cena $500.
Aotove $500, os-atni ma mesic
nj splatlly. Nam prodeji ruz
ne obchody minite-li tudiz
koupit, prijd'te nebo, dopiste
Janu Snikovi, 1911 Clark Ave.
S. w. Tel O. S. Lorain 1889 r.
10-17
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PRODA Sc pozemek hodici
sc pro kontraktora neb zahrad
nika, m6ri so pro 1907 strevi-
cich a lot zabiha do druh6 IL
lice, kde Sc nachazi maly do
mex 0 ctyrech sv6tnicich. We
zme Sc dunn Ma vym6nu. = Pro
dam dunn hodici Sc pro tri ro-
diny, dlazdena ulice, diva ma
jmy o ctyrech pokojich, kou-
Qelny a jeden najem trech
pokojich, zachod uvnitr. Lot je
55 pri 140 str. = Prodam ci-
hlovy dun, jednorodinny, dive
garaze, dlazdena ulice, vym6-
ii Sc po pripade "a farmu. =
Nam V prodeji reznicky OBJ
chod, vSe zarizeno, cena $13,-
10000, neb. Sc vym6ni Ia jiny
najetek. = Pekny domek o
dewitt svetnicich, 2 koupelny,
ban vzadu, lot je so pri $50
stfevicich a jeden domek ma
Quincy Ave. peti pokojich s
koupelnou blize Sine Sokola
Cleveland. Nam tez nekolik
lupcd CO mali mensi obnosy
pen6z a chli koupiti domky
na splatky. Blizsi sdeli TOM.
SUCEY, $500 Beckman Ave.
Eel. Prime. 1876 w.
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CHCE JiTI MA FARMU a

proto proda jednorodinny dunn
. sesti 3vetnicich koupelnou,
fernes, elektricke osvetlenl,
plyn, ulice dlazdena a naleza
Sc m vych. 104 ul., blize u
MON Ave. Cena $4,000. BlizSi
idaIi j. L. NeiedIik Co., 11O15
Union Ave-. Tel. Union 1861
r. 2.
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Patfila k onem statecnym
zenam, jimz vracl Sc pri vel
KEN nenadalem nestesti roz-
vaha zdanliva, chladna krev.
"Jiz sc stalo,' rekl penez-
nix. "Jiz pred chvlli postal
jsem Ludvika k policejnlmu
komisari. Nyni musime Wy
ckat prichodu lekare a poll
cie."
"Vyckati," zaupela Emma,
svlraiic kretovite title rucky.
Otec i matka odesli mlcky
nahoru, die dlela nyni jedina
jejich dceruska.
Nikdo nepromluvil jedineho
slova; bali Sc, ably nepropukl
V feci zoufaly Dol, ktery zuril
V jejich nitru.
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PRIME Sc nekolik zednl-
XII a pridavacu. Hlaste Sc ma
stavbe, els. 1892 e. 1913 ul. z
Buckeye Rd. !?
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UPOZORNENf! /!

Uvadi sc timto vsem sestram
Padesati centoveho podporuji-
ciho spolku pod zastitou sv.
Amy ma vedomi, a zvlaste o.
mem, ktere nemaji sve adresy
udane neb spravne, re Sc ode
brala ma vecnost nase mila Sc
stra Mikulecova. Ably Sc pod
pora ma umrtf toto mohla wy
platit, Je nutno odvesti pflspe-
vek u nasledujicfch sester: V
osade sv. Vaclava u pi. Smolo-
We, 1852 E. 81. ul., v osade sv.
Vojtecha u pf. Blahove, 1922
Folsom Ave-, osade P. Marie
Lourdske u pi. Kvetove, 1884
Sawtell Ave-, V osade sv. Pro-
kopa pi. Rosicky, 1916 Trow
bridge Ave. a pf. Potucek,
3068 w. 81. ul.
VYBOR.
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do jeho loznice, nedejte sc
odbyti a nevracejte Sc sem
baz neho. Pripad jest vclmi ma
lehavy, rozumite? Musi pfijit
okamzite, slysite Okamzite
Bee odkladuW
Komornik vybehl Z pokoje
a poslusen rozkazu, special k
lekari.
Zoufalost mladG baronky O.
kridlovala jeho kroky, nebot'
kazdy, kdo Sc pfiblizil ke kra-
sn6 pani, il zbozdoval a pra-
wynn divem nasi DOLBY bylo, re
milovalo j i sluzebnicJvo.
"Nic neuslySime, niceho sc
nedozvlme, dokud sc Eudoxio
nevzbudl," rekl baron Emme.
"Jedine ona a doktor Renoult
mohou nam objasnit hroznG
neStdsti, ktere ma sstihlo."
Nyni pocalo po cel6m dome
dsilovne, ba az nerozumne hla
dani.
Zoufajici rodiCe jail Sc pro
hledavai kazdy kout s horec-
nou dychtivosti, ackoliv bylt
prcdem jisti, ze niceho nenalez
nou.
S pudy sp6chali do sklepu a
prohledali kazdou spiz.
Emma zastavovala sc tax
fka phi kazdem kroku a chve-
| JIG So ma celem tele, napinala
sluch domneni, re slySi kirk
sv6 dcerusky, jimz Sc oby-
cejne probouzela = milenJ
HAS zn6l il V uSich a stale &C.
kala, re Sc owe a utiSi matCi
no hore :.
B6zela pax zpatky do kC
mnaty, odkud byla prave pri
sla . rikala tlumenym hla
sem:
"Sly5te - jen 3lySte d. -
! Ale vracela Sc pokoi,
vzdy bledsi a ZtrnulejSi a po
kraCovala s horecnou horlivo
stl marnem hledani, kter,
nemelo vesG k zadncmu ell
Kazdcmu syiralo sc srdc
/ bolem pfi pohledu ma krasnO,
ma Sinrt bledou pani, ktera pr
bihala domem We skvostnen
| baloNcm uboru. alcdovan
chot9m, kterT vravoral a VyhI
eel jako stin.
ZdeSene sluzebnictvo sledc
valo ja nadhernymi salony,
nichz plalo ma sta svetel a kd
hyl vZduch jeSte nasycen vur
kv6tin a vonavek krasnyc
zen, kter6 Sc tam jeSte pre-
chVlli Vesele bavily =.
Jedina Luisa zu3tala sam
nahora dlHhem patre.
Luisa VZala do naruce m;
lou Anuitu, ktera Sc vzbud
a neobvyklym sramotem a h!
5kala a chlacholila il, ably 5
ledala do place.
: Sedla 81 S d4vi itkcm X p,
lovce a pozorovala spiel ko
lou napiatosti, iez byla 8
leprirozena, chorobna.
Hlodani bylo marne, jak
tatn6 bylo mono predvidat
Nikde nenaSl Annu, nike
leprisli ma stopu, q niGeho n
nohli soudlti, kan Sc podel
do mohl il <unesl.
Bylo patrno, ze musel il n
do unesti, kdyz nebyla c
! en- palaci.
3 Emma stala nyni n6ma a
lybna, a meZitim vyptaval
siVadarcos sluzebnictva. 7
{ al Sc kazdGho Z Mich zvlaS
! podrobnG, IDA nevideii i
iakou eizi, podezrelou osol
L Ntera snad vklouZla mezi
Ia sty kc slaynosti. jez ukonc
;e tax hro1nym zpusobem.
,, kazdT dial mu Zapornou {
lu poved'.
Il Kdoz by 81 byl take vSi
j. iednollive osoby V pestrem,
legantnim davu hosti. kteri
.,.1s 4
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 ctyrech
syejnicich ma vych. 103 al. bli
da Union. Velka ban. Cena
$2750. Blizsi sdeli j. f. Neie-
lllk Co, 11015 Union Ave.
Tel. Union 1861 r. =?
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Francouzsky napsal Andreas Matthey.
sseeoooeeeooooooesosoeooes sse

"ViS velmi dobre, re ami ne
vysel jsem re salonu," odpo-
vedel naklidne. - "CoZ neni
Anna V kolebce?"
Polo Silena 5trachem a/roz-
Cilenim nedbala Emma jeho
slov a chapajic Sc posledni ma
dele, re snad chuva odnesla
81 male d6vcatko, jala Sc kri-
ceti:
'Iuiso, Luiso -. >
Uboha mlada panl nebyla
by "a zadnou cenu opustila
pokoj, kde stala kolebka, V
niz 5pala mala Anuita.
Zatlm co volala Emma Lui-
su, pTiskociI Rivadarcos k
prazdn6 kol6bce, jejiz zaclon
ky zustaly rozhrnuty a pre-
sv6dGil Sc sam, re Anna zmize-
la.
Ma nejvyse znepokojen, &C
dovedI Sc Iepe ovIadati, nez
nezna jeho Hena - obratil Sc
pen6znik ku kojne, ktera stale
jeSte klidne spala.
"Co jest te nest astnici? Spa
mex jeji neni prlroZeny.
Pokrocil k EuXodm, sahl na
nj, pozvedl il a Zatrasl nj -
pax zyedl hiavu a ma Gele Wy
vstal mu studeny pot.
80 boze :" ZasJ6nal, "ja
znam' ten spanek - vim jak
byl privolan!"
Chvili stal jako zkamenely
-, chv6l Sc a vytfe5tenym IRA
KEN ziral primo pred sebc.
D6sne predstavy a city zmi-
tally ieho dust.
Myslenhy jeno zalGtly do
vzdalene minulosti.
Ami ma to neVZEomnel, ze
mohla by byti Anna u chuvy.
Luisa prikvapila do pokoje
polekana a udivena, &c sc Y
tuto hodinu ma nj VIOLA tak ne.
obvyklym Zpllsob I'm.
"Kde Jest Anna? Nematc
ji?' ptala sc il baronka zrov-
Ma TAX jako pred tim syehc
chote.
ia, madame? Vzdyt' jaen
Sc il ami nedotkla. Kdyz jscn
pred hodinou odtud odeSla, a
bych pomohla Ludvikovi ;
FrantiSkovi SatnG, spala sic,
ia Anna Use We sye kolebcc.
"Podiyejte se.' pravila Em
ma, ukazujic krasnou rulol
ma kol6bku.
"Prazdnan zvolala. "AVSal
Eudoxie musi Ved6ti -
"Eudoxie mic neyi, nic nepo
vi a dlouho nebude moci o nj
Gem vyprav6t, nebude-li nasil
ne VyrVana tomu prokietemV
spanku," prayil p9neznlk du
tym hlasem.
"Spanek jeji jest vyvol&l
n6jakym omamujicIm pro jtrci
kem', pravii pcneznlk PC
hledl vyznamne ma Luisu.
Mlada zena scbou trhla, bt
zeIa k pohoycc, ohmatala kol
nou a pax zyolala V patrn(r
ZdeScni:
"Ano ano, curarin -
jed, jlmz napousteJi dlVot
hroty slpu -
Luisy zmocnila sc nahla HI
IA, iako dive jejiho velitel'
"Uspavaci prostfcdek,' n
villa baronka, ktera vSimla
We sye zoufalosti precc, co .
okolo nj dele.
VZpfimila Sc a kraGela
choti sv6mu jakoby hnar
nadpozemskou silou.
LedoV6 chladnou syoji rll
kou uchopila Sc diane sVel
muze.
"Uspavaci napoi?' opako'
la. "Neni tedy pochyby,
jde zlocin. Dcera ma b.
mi ukradena.'
Sluzcbnictyo penezn1kov
vystra8cno nezVyklym voiani
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| V
Eudoxie stale jeSte spala.

EudoXie stale jeste spala.
Ami Sc nepohnula; lezela
Ijako ztrnula jedine slabe, ii
che dychani prozrazovalo, ze
neni mrtva.
Netrpela zadnou bolesti; w
raz jeji tvafe byl zcela kid
ny. ale jako kamene.
Kdyz vesli opetne do poko-
je, obratil Sc kazdy jinou stra
nou, jakoby zvlastnim pudem
veden.
Emma pristoupila k prazd-
ne kolebce, poklekla u nj, "a
kryla 81 tvar dlanemi, aby man
eel jeji nevidel, re Sc nemuze
dele opanovati a vypukla v
horky plac; on sci ku kojne,
jejiz stav jej patrne nanejvyS
zaujimal.
Mala Anuita usnula ma xii
ne chuvy, kJera sedela tesne u
| pohovky a uplrala cerne ohni-
We oci pevne ma tvar kojne.
Pfichod barona a jeho zeny
vyruSil il patrne 2 prazvlaStni
| no zadumani, - zvedla hlavu
a obratila bledou svou tvar X
peneznlkovi.
i "Nic noveho?' ptal Sc j Ri
vadarcos tise.
"Nic pane. Ale tepna zaci-
ma slab6ji biti."
"Ano, ano, znam to. Muj
boze, en- aby doktor prisel je
ste cas-, ably n9zemrela V tom
hrozn6m spanku! Ona jedina
mohla by snad rici ="
"Ale pane, plala Sc chdva
zcela tlumenym hlasem, "kdo
V Parizi mohl by miti cararin"
"Nevim', odpovedel. "a coz
Wy, mate snad n6jake tuSeni
, - nejake podezreni?'
Konecne vratil Sc komornik
. S doktorem Renautem.
= Bylo prave sedm hodin. Svi-
3 talo nejasne svetlo denni
! lvkradalo Sc do palace, V nemz
Iplaly dosud rozzate svitilny.
Doktor Renaut byl padesagi
! lety, maly objemny muzicek,
G holohlavy, bezvousy a cerveno
i lici; nosil brejle, "a nimiz lesk
h ly Sc iasne, ostre oCi, ktere o.
4 zivovaly dobracky, Siroky je
no obliGei.
4 Byl hbity a pohyblivy a veil
ce obliben a vazen u svych ne
J. mOcnych: urozenym boha
j. tym svym pacientum byl pra
T. wynn pritelem, nebot' byl ryz
K povahy, poznal ma prvni po
hled kazdou nemc a uzil sko
J. rem vzdy pravych vhodnycl
j. leku.
u Byl primy, ba caste drsny
medal 81 niCi ma nikym masti i;
> ovladat a neridil sc nikdy oil,
i. mody.
ie Ackoliv byl lekarem, ba pr,
e. slulym lekarem nebyl prec,
a maCerialistou a pri leceni he
mocnych vSimal 81 vzdy pre-
T. devsim jejich duSevni nalad
G. a die nj teprve posuzoval tele
nou nemoc.
ne "Co jest? Co jsem to slysel
Sc zvolal a vpadl do pokoje jak
a. z della vystfelena koule.
tie 80, pojd'te, pojdte, doktc
C. rc.' volal Rivadarcos a sp,
III. chal mu ustrety.
TO- Doktor Renout zastavil sc
LA prostred pokoje rozhledl S
bystrym, Sedym OXEN okoI
ID sebe.
Nejdfiyc vsiml 81 pani r
mi vadarcosov6, ktera klecela
e kolebky a pri jeho prichoc
IL rychle Sc vzchopila; pax sp
me tfil hojnou, lezici ma pohoyc
a iasny jeho zrak jiz Sc cd
IL, neodvratil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-14

PRIME Sc krejci ma opra-
WI zenskych nuzskych obl2-
XII a jeden zchliG ma Hoffman
pressu. Mzda $500 tydnG.
Jen zkuseny necht' Sc hlasi i
l.. G.. Smolik, 6217 Broadway,
mono Sc hlasit V ned6li de-
poledne. 10-1 !
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-14

PRIJMCU Sc diva pani ma
byt Sc snidanlm, koup pelna k
pouziti. ZvlaStni vchod. Haste
Sc V elsie 1925 f. SO ul. z Fleet
Ave. 10-14
Newark post., 1919-07-30
Methodists To Have
Picnic Tomorrow

The picnic of Newark M. E..
Church and Sunday School which
was postponed on account of rain
will be held at Cooch's Bridge on
Thursday, July 81, 1919. All ar
rangements already made will be
carried out as far as possible. The
trucks will leave the Church at 10
a. m. and will return at about $50
p. m. There will be conveyance
for all. For those unable to go in
the morning there will be truck
leave the church at about l p. m.
The Sunday School issues a gen.
eral invitation to everyone to come
and help them have good time.
They want to make this the best
picnic they have ever had.