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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-15
Predbezne vysetrovani.

Hulk ozyval Sc nyni po scho
dech a "a chvili otevrely Sc
dvefe pokoje.
Slouzicf prisel a oznamil pri
chod policejniho komisafe.
"Jdete k nemu," rekl doktor
k baronovi. "Z1stanu zde, a.
bych osetroval nemocnou, ne
potrebuji vas k tomu, pomoc
obou mladych zen uplne mne
dostaci."
Obratil sc k Luise a ku ko-
morne, ktere tfely kojnou ne
unavnou pill a horlivosti.
Rivadarcos kyvl hlavou a
kvapil komnaty.
Policejnf komisar cekal v
pfizemnim salone.
Kdyz Rivadarcos tam vessel
zastal uz svoji zenu, odpovl-
dajici ma komisarovy otazky.
Komisar Beauvais, jemuz
elouzici hned cestou oznamil
e Sc udalo, zaridil okamzite,
co delo Sc obycejne V tako-
vych pripadech.
Predevsim dial rozkaZ, ably
Sc nikdo nevzdaloval, nybrz a
by zustali vsichni ma blizku pr
praveni k vyslechu
V pruvodu jeho byli ctyri
straznici 4 diva obcanskem
safe, diva V stejnokroji.
| Tito zustali dole a strezil
vchod; postavili Sc vSak dc
vnitr palace a ne ma ulici, ably
nevzbudili pozornost zveda
vost mimojdoucich.
Druzi diva zdstali u komisa
re, ably mu byli lined k ruce
Beauvais velky, suchy ctyri
catnik chladn6ho vzezreni, by
lpovazovan "a jednoho z, nejby
stfejSich policistu cele Parl
re. Beauvais mel mnoho prate
kteri neved6li, jakou barvu
mali vlastne jebo oci.
Kdyz je otevrel a primo M
n6koho pohledel - coz Sc sta
10 jen velmi zridka - bylo vi
d6ti, ze ma oci hnedoSere z
yelmi bystre a pronikave, JIM
niceho neuSlo.
Beauvais prinesl 81 do pala
ce V ulici Miltonove veSkerJ
obvykly svuj ostrovtip, zvyse
ny chuti k dilu, mySlenkou M
vysledek, vyznam a ma vysokt
postaveni barona Rivadarcosa
Bohaty peneznik byl znan
V cele ctvrti; komisar vedel
koho ma pred sebou, byl od
hodlan, re vynalozi veSkerol
sVoji dovednost a cely svuj o
strovtip baronoye v6ci. Ne
konal tim toliko svoji povin
most, nebot' sama vec Sc mi
zamlouvala; cht6l Sc vyznam
, nat.
Pohled ma baronku povzbu
dill ieSt6 jeho pill.
: Bol a zarmutek dodava
: krasn6 jeji tvafi jeste zvlast
: niho kouzla.
Y komisar hledGi jako IL vyt
zeni Ma krasnou PAM, ktera n
: mela dosud casu, ably svlekl
: balovy sat; vZala ma sebe tol
ii ko billy hedvabny plasl', kter
! jen nedostatecn6 zahalovs
. krasnou jejl sill a pri kazdel
Il pohybu objevilo Sc bile je
l. rame pred zrakem zasnoucih
komisare.
i. Bol jeji jeyil Sc TAX pr,
a sym, dustojnym zpusobem, I
81 bylo patrno, re skryva Sc pc
rouskOu rozkoSne danny z We
j, keho sveta nezna, vroucne M
lujicl matka, jejiz srdcc by
o. smrteln6 zraneno.
a. Il krasnych modrych oci j
Ijich, V nichz ncvyhasl doce
kl Ear pcVne odhodIan6 vule, S
lal tax nezm6rny boil, ze b
70 jim Beauvais dojat a uminov
" 81 V duchu, re vynalozi VS.
chen syuj ostrovtip. aby uni
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We valcovne plechu, tim pohle-
dem ma mlhavou skvrnu kolem
! viTiciho hridele.
Mel stesti, re Sc setkal S Ali
i jejfmi prateli ma ulici a jel
mimi lazenskemu pobrezi, jez
81 spolecnost zakoupila a wy
drzovala pro sve vylucne po-
zivani. Prvni osoba, kterou
Sc zde setkal, byl Reggie Mann
ltery prisel a zmocnil Sc hned
Alice. Reggie sam nechtel Sc
koupati, protoze nerad vystavo
val ma odiv sve tenke nohy. S
nelibostf hledel ma chovani
Harry Percyho, sveho nejvaz-
! nejsiho soka. Percy byl as
ttyficatnik, vudce kotillonG
ipovolani; a divakum ma brehu
/ poskytoval neobycejnou podi-
7anou tim, ze We vode stale
incl oku monokl.
| Posnfdali V Kasinu pax 81
| Well ma move zavodni jach-
t6 Prentieovych. V te dobe by
o prav6 odhadovano, ze V
Newportskem pristavu je "a
tficet millionu dollarG parnlch
a plachetnlch zabavn1ch plavi-
lei, onoho odpoledne posky-
toval zaliv skvely obraz.
Vratili Sc vSak dosti zahy,
likoz Alice byla zadana Ma
Ivyjizdku V sest hodin, a mu-
sila Sc pfevleknouti pred tim.
A pax Ease bylo nezbytno pre-
Ivl6ci Sc pred vecernim obedem
ktery byl osme iodine; a
Montague zv6d6l ma svou otaz
ku, re bylo zvykem pfevlekati
Sc takto petkrat az sestkrate
"a den. Velke danny spolecno-
sti byly odbornicemi tomto
Irmeni a chubby Sc dokonalou
svou soustavou, jez Jim umoz-
novala provadeti to.
VSechny Montagueovy zna-
mosti byly tn V plnem lesku;
slecna Yvetta Simpkinsova Sc
svymi ctyriceti kufry 'nejno-
vejsich parizskych 1bord; pa
nj Billy Aldenova, jez prave
pustila ma vodu aristokraticky
vylucny bridgeovy klub pro
danny; pani Winnie Duvalova,
jez zpdsobila sensaci povesti,
re hodla Zavesti V Newportu
"prosty zivot'; a PAM Vivie
Pattonova, jejiz manzel spa
chal sebevrazdu, vida V tom
iediny prostredek, jak il od-
louciti od jejiho hrabete.
Nahodou toho vecera pani
Landisova poradala dlouho ote
kavany "dinnerdance". Kdyz
jste pfiSli do domu Landiso-
vych, Well jste primo do budo-
Ivy, jez m6la tax prostrany
dvdr, re kocar s dvojspreze-
MIN mohl mem objeti. Cele
pfizemi bylo zaujato stajemi,
0 nichz Sc Tikalo, re neni ma
lsvete skveleji vyprayenych.
NaSi kon6 zmizeli carovne "a
sunovacimi vraty ma jedne stra
ne a vas kocar ma druhe strane
"a pred vami byl vchod do sou
kromych mistnosti s livrejova-
nymi lokaji V pine parade.
Bylo pet stold pri tomto obe-
he, u kazdeho sed6lo deset o.
sob. Uprostred stolu byla o.
orovska kv6tinova vyzdoba ba
evnych efektu. Mezi tancem
6omoci prehrad zakryt byl ten
! o konec plesove dvorany, a
kdyz po palnoci prehrady opet
odstraneny, byly jiz stoly pri-
: )raveny pro veceri s uplne no.
E wynn scenickym efektem.
q Tantilo Sc az do bileho ra-
E Ina; Montagueovy bylo receno,
ze dokonce poradany jiz vece-
L " pfi nichz hoste rano zane
e nili tanec hrou tennisu. A vSi-
il hni ii lide byvali druheho dne
: 0 devate hodine jiz vzhuru a
e pred polednem bylo videti je
Viz y kramech ma lazenskem
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mocnou CO nejvydatn6ji.

uSS pO &c oNCi uoCC. cAL ia
nedam nikdy cd sebe. o, muj
bozel Jak mohla jsem jen pu-
stiti ditky z oci! Kdybych zde
byla byvala, nebyli by mne u
loupili Eli lide polovici srdce" !
Kdyz brala Emma ditko 2
Luisiny naruce, probudila Sc
Anuita, ale kdyz poznala, kdo
vine il ku krasnym obnaze-
nym prsoum - baronka totiz
byla jeste V plesovem uboru a
nadherny jeji Sat lisil Sc pra-
podivne od jeji ustaran6, ble-
de tvara = usmala Sc priveti-
We.
"Ano, andilku, ano,' Septa-
la Emma horoucne il libajic.
"Jest to matinka, ktera sko-
rem ma t6 zapomnela, kdyz
hledala tvoii sestru - odpust', /,
o odpust' NIL"
Emma, ktera po tn chvili
tajila hrdinne plac a Shy, pro
pukla nahle V krecovite Stkani
Emmo, draha Emmol"
chlacholil il baron chvejicim
Sc hlasem. "Vzmuz Sc, bud
statecna -" Ic,aog
"Ano, ano - jsem -" chte
la rici Emma, doktor vsak ne
nechal il domluviti.
"Nechte il, at place" rekl
baronovi. "Jen il nechte, pla-
Gem 81 ulevi.'
Komorna stala jiz u Luisy a
ODE zeny hotovily Sc, ably po-
mohly lekari, zkoumajicimu
jest6 jednou tepnu spiel kojnt
Eudoxie.
"Snad Sc vzdalis?" oslovil
Rivadarcos placici svou chot'
'neni treba - ="
"Chci byti zde, kdyz Sc pro-
budi,' branila Sc, "chci slySeti
prvni jeji slova."
''Zavolame te, az budemc
tax dalako,' nalehal manzel.
"Odejdi, odpocin 81, prosim -
zaprisaham te -
Doktor naridil Luise, ably
svlekla kojnou ,ale pozoroval
, tez bedliv6, co Sc d6lo meZi
namely; ami jedin6ho slova
F, mu neuSlo.
Divil Sc zmenenemu we're.
nj klidneho Rivadarcosa, az
bylo mu napadno, proc TAX IL
silovne trva ma tom, ably jehC
zena odesla.
! Mlada zena seznala z chow
nj sveho chote, re mu ma ton
zalezi. ably sc vzdalila, mech;
pala sice, z jakych duvodu tai
cini, ale vyhovela ieho vuli ;
odeSla 2 pokoje, nesouc narl
/ ci malou Anuitu.
] Chyili bylo pokoji uplne t
cho.
Luisa a komorna svlekal.
! kojnou pod dozorem lekaro
wynn.
PAX vzaly hrube plat6ne Sa
~ a jaly Sc trlti telo nemoc
, 2e; udy ieii nebyly sice ztrnu
: &c, zdalo Sc vSak, jakoby
.iich nekolovala zadna krev.
"Nic!" vrtel doktor hli
, YOU. "Jen dale, dale, pokra
3ujte, az Sc telo trochu obarN
4 - zdari-li Sc to, name vyhrf
4 20, bude zachran6na. Az bud
: te unaveny, rekDete; zastan
vas, jcn ami ma okamzik nel
( ctante praci.'
i Obratil Sc k Rivadarcoy
: stojicimu Ia MIN bez hnuti
: ko socha mramoru, upr
& nan pevn6, bystre oci a rekl
81 "Chcete Sc mnou mluvit
vid 'te, pane barone?"
> Oba muzi od3toupili od p
i hovky a stanuli ma druhe str
ne pokojc II samych dveri.
"Nuzc, posloucham," re
doktor.
= "Jak zoye Sc uspavajici p
5 atfedek nebo spiSe jed, jim
e byla Ia kojna omamena?"
aInloS; xrn ~, no hon, =, b,,u
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PRODA Sc zachovaly ma
bytek do jfdelny. Haste Sc V
elsie 1871 E. 55 ul., blize
Broadway. 1915
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kryla sc pouze denni potreba
majitelova. Zde byl prosluly
liliovnik (Pozn. Tullip-tree, Ii
liovnik obecny, Liliodendron,
strom z celedi magnolii mad
hernymi kvety), vykopany a
privezeny re vzdalenosti SO
mil "a cenu jednoho tisice dol
laru. A Montague vid6l, jak
Sc vyrabela ocel pro jeden z
lvelkych hotelG Devonovych!
Zde byli take Wallingovi,
"tffmillionovy palac ma pousti"
ljak to nazvala pani Billy Aide
nova. Montague cetl povest-
mem oblozeni vstupni sine z
Ipompejskeho mramoru "a
sedmdesat pet tisfc dollarG. A
Wallingovi byli zeleznicni kra-
love, dopravujicf Mississippi
skou ocel!
A tax jeho myslenky stale
Sc vracely k tenn ocelarskym O.
trokum, k muzum, zenam ma
lynn detem, uzavTenym V tovar
mach a dflnach dolech, a pra
cujicich pro tyto lidi, kterl
vypinali Sc svou nadherou ko-
lem neho. Prisli sem re vSech
:astl Soustati Sc svymi millio-
Y, nabytymi re vSech moz-
lych druhu prace. Zde byl
yelky billy mramorovy palac
Iohnsonovych, stropy, pod
iahy zdi paradnich jeho po-
koju byly vesmes zhotoveny We
.Francii; jeho plotni mrizovi,
7rata, ba zamky zavesy by
Y vyrobeny die zvlastnlch ma
kresu slavnych umelcu. John
sonovi byli zeleznicni a uhelnl
velmozi a ovladali stat Zapad-
III Virginii straSlivou rukou.
Soudy a zakonodarna byly jen
odbockami stare JOhnsonovske
kancelafe, a Montague vedel o
hornickych vesnicich, ktere by
ly uplne V majetku spolecnosto
a byly jako ohrazene pevno-
sti; ubozi delnfci nemohli 81
koupiti ami pint mleka mimo
kram spolecnosti, ba ami ven
kovsky lekar nesmel vstoupiti
do brany bez pasu.
A Ia MIN byl dunn War
fieldovych, jejichz jmeni bylo
nabyto We velkych department
Mich skladech, nichz mlad6
divky pracovaly "a diva a pUl
dollaru tydne a musily doplno
vati, co potrebovaly ma zivoby-
ii, prostituci. A prave tohoto
Ileta byla nejmladSf dcera War
fieldovych uvedena do spoleC-
nosti pro tuto zacatecnici
konan piles, pro ktery postave-
a zvlaStni tanecni dvorana za
tficet tisic dollaru, jez Ease
hned den po plesu zbourana
A "a timto domem ma skal-
mich utesech byl zamek Maye-
'ovych, jejichz bohatstvi po.
: chazelo 2 uhli. Montague my
sill ma mladeho muze, ktery Wy
nalezl pfistroj ma samocinn(
vazeni uhli pri nakladani na-lC
, iii. Major Venable nadhodi
mu, re pricina, proc Uhelny
trust nechtel 81 vSimnouti toho
: to vynalezu, spoclvala V tom
re pri prodeji okradal ma va
re a pozdeji vySeroval spray
i most tohoto vypravovani a zji
y still, re je tomu skutecne TAX, /;
ze sam stary Mayer to byl
e 'enz vymyslil tento system o
i kradani. A zde byl jeho pa
{ lac, zde byli jeho synov6 de-
h ry - mezi nejvznesen6jsimi ;
i nejvylucn6jslmi pilifi vysok'
. spolecnosti!
A tax muzete jezditi ulicem
sem tam a ukazovati ma palac
. a probirati seznam jejich maj
= tell, sami kralove petrole
a je, oceli, zeleznic dolul I'd
n vsechno byla krasa a nadhera
l., Zde byly sametove travnlky
/, zahrady vZacnych kv6tin, tan
4 ce, slavnosti a kratochvlle
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uIdOCiI, " oS oNefAO'
Poslouchal Use, neodvraceJe
zraku od kojn6.
80 doktore," dodala Emma,
kdyz manzel jeji skontil smut
ne vypravovani. "Jedine Eu-
doxie muze nam rici, co Sc u
dalo. StGj co stuj musite j
vzbuditi z desneho toho SPAN
ku."
"Ano, ano, draha baronko,"
odpoved6l doktor pfijemnym
tichym hlasem, ktery liSil Sc
napadn6 od prudkych, caste
hranatych jeho pohybu. Sta
ne s., co bude NOME" dodal,
hlede sale uprene ma mladou
Bretonku. "Jak podivny spa
mex a jak zvlastni uspavaci
prostredek -
Rivadarcos Luisa sci ou
trhli.
Go tim chcete rici?" zv0Ia-
la Emma chvejicim Sc hlasem.
"TiSe," okrikoval il doktor.
Pristoupil k pohovce.
Koina lezela ma znaku.
Lekar Sc sehnul a prilozil il
ucho k srdci, pax ohmatal il
tepnu a presvedcil sc o hebko-
sti kuze pohyblivosti udu.
V pokoji zavladlo hrobove IL
cho.
"Napodari-li Sc mi, abych il
co nejdrive vzbudil, bude "a ne
st astnice "a pull hodiny mrt-
va pravil konecn6 lekar.
"Mrtva?" zvolala Emma.
'Pricinim Sc, sec me Gily
stacI. - Rychle pero a paplr
- napiSi predpis. Zatim il ire
te telo, hbit6, slime a vytrva-
le = hned YAM phi tom pomo
; hd."--
"Byla tedy otravena?' pta-
la Sc baronka.
"Ano a sice prazvlaStnim
zpusob M, odpovedel doktor,
"nebot myslim ze malokdo V
Parizi INA pOdobneho jedu 4
dovede 81 jej opatrit. Jest to
poprve V Zivot6, co Sc MIN Sc
tkavam, ackoliv znam jeho L.
cinky z knih a vypravovani &C.
stovatelu.'
30, muj boze!' zastenal Il
vadarcos, zastiraje 81 dlanGm
tyar.
Nykrik baronuv byl TAX ne
vyslovne bolestny. re lekar pc
hledl nan bystrou poZornost
Sama Emma ohledla sc pt
manzeli; nedovedlat ii Wy
svetliti, iak mohla slova doktt
rova jeste zvysiti bolest. kite
rou uz trpeli oba stejnou me
rou.
Ale V nalade, V jakez $
nalezala, nemohla myslit n
mic jineho, nez ma hroznG n
Stesti, ktere il stihlo.
Co zalezelo il ma jedu, "a
kym byla EudoXie omamen;
jen kdyz bude probuzena
desneho spanku, len kdyz pr
mluvi a pow, kdo ukradl Il.
nul
Bylo patrno, ze vid&la lup
&c d jakmile buda znam neb
aspon castecne popsan, podai
sc snadno, ably byl vyhledan
zatcen - pax odejme sc m
OpuStene dite a bude 20 str;
chu po utrpeni.
Kdyz doktOr odvratil IRA
od Riyadarcosa, sedl 81 Ike st,
ku, kan rychle prichystali p
70, papir inkoust, a psal n;
presto citelnym pismem, jail
mivaii obyCein6 nedoyednej
lckafi, velmi dlOuhy prcdpis.
Kdyz dopsal, obratil sc k {
kajicimu sluhoyi, odevzd
mu prcdpis a prayil mu:
"Rychle do lekarny."
Siuha odbenl.
"A nynl, prosim, ably mi b
Ia SleGna napomOcna,' fekl
kaf. ukazujc ma Lui5u, pot
l.-, !.
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PRODASE

kOUPI Sc kun a viz hodlci
SO pro reznfka. Haste sc V cf-
sic 1O702 Reno Ave. 1917
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PRODAM novy dunn pro 2
rodiny cislo 6173 Morton Ave.
Mono sc stehovati ia A tydny.
Haste sc u J. Marecek, sLavi-
tel, 1928 Horner Ave. 1912 |
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PRONAJME Sc

PRONAJME Sc byt O tTech
pokojich, hodici Sc pouze pro
dive osoby. Haste Sc v elsie
1886 w. so. ul. 1915
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PRIME Sc divka do obcho
du, CeSka ma prednost. Haste
Sc elsie 5482 Broadway.
1915
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PRIME Sc krejci ma sta
lou praci. Haste sc odevnlm
obchode J. Volka, 61o7 Broad
way. !!
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PRIJMOU Sc maSinarky ma
nuzske kabaty. HlasCe sc u j..
1860 E. 53 ul. 1918
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PRIME Sc

PRIME Sc nekolik Zedni-
XII a pfidavacu. Haste sc ma
stavbe, els. 1902 Z. 1913 ul. z
Buckeye Rd. !?
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READ THIS FIRST

Vetai Beaulieu, keeper of an, inn
on the Maine-Canadian border,
promises his daughter, Evangeline,
educated in q convent, to Dave Roi,
leader of the border smugglers. The
girl refuses to marry Roi, leaves
home and becomes a teacher in a
Yankee" school at Attegat. Nor
man Aldrich, a yankee" customs
officer, becomes engaged to Evange-
line. The Acadian peasants built
homes on the timbered lands which
belong to yankee" lumber dealers.
Rebellion breaks out when the lurn"
bermen begin driving them from
their farms. An incendiary fire de-
stroys the school in Attegat. Louis
Blais, an attorney tries to win Rep
resentative Clifford's seat IN the Leg
islature by making false promises.
Father Leclair, the parish priest,
who knows that Clifford and Aldrich
have framed bill, which, if passed
by the Legislature. will give the
lands to the peasants, warns his peo-
pie against Blais. Blais writes the
bishop, who removes Father le-
clair, and sends him to a distant
post. The people sign petitions ask
ing the return of the priest which
they send to the bishop with an old
fiddler, Anaxagoras Billedeau. Elec-
ton day arrives, and Roi brings his
renegades into Attegat to put over
Blais's election. Aldrich discovers
that Blais has sold out to the lum-
bermen, demands that he withdraw
and Blais refuses. He then arrests
Roi for smuggling, and Roi reslstS.
Aldrich swears the citizens in as
deputies and prepares to take Roi
when Eyangeline arrives.
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BRUNODUKE,So Solver of Business Problems
By HAROLD WHITEHEAD 4 Th Business
(Copyrigllt)

gave himself up to the enjoyment of
his cigar for a minute or SO and then
continued:
\ That's one error al the real estate
men have. They confine themselves to
the somewhat stupid plan of merely ad-
vertising the property and sending or
bringing prospects to view it.
Look at the average way real estate
folk go about disposing or even renting
property. A tenant leaves house and
the owner puts it into the hands of one
or several real estate firms to rent.
They stick up silly boards without any
sales or advertising value. In time
prospective tenants dig up the real es-
late agent and view the place. (which is
usually in the state of glorious disorder
the late tenant left it. Can anything be
less attractive than a house with shabby
wall papers, dirty floors and closets,
dirty windows, uncut lawns and weedy
flower beds?'
still" 7 objected you could hardly
expect all these real estate people to
clean up the place. If one did it an
other might rent it,
quite so, but If real estate man
undertook to look after property on
condition he had sole sale or rental
privilege for a given period he'd have
an incentive to do it. And a real estate
man who always has clean houses to
rent or sell would attract trade natu-
rally.
!. Its just as stupid to show an un-
kempt house and expect to get full value
for it as to~show shop-worn goods and
expect to sell them at fresh-stock
prices.
Are you going to have the house it,
, self cleaned. them" I asked.
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Business Questions Answered

am spending my leisure hours studvin.
auvertlslns with one of the foremost cor
respondence schools and feel as thouuh +
nave advanced quite rapidly I am nj pras
ent WORKING. but earning q small saIa ry
Whlch would like to increas Sc The n,,es
uohs would like you to answer are these:
Is 1t easy to find ma rket for my services
and what would you think was the best
way to go about it? Also I would like to
Know what you consider a fair salary for
services OF this kind find writing cony
Tor ads very interesting. In fact 1 sean,
70 like every point of the business / would
like to connect with a concern having large
advertising interests. one that would be will
ing 10 oHer me a chance for advancement
l am not afraid of real work. and would be
willing to accept almost anything so long as
there was future to 1t. j.. I have a fair
understanding of the printing trade: such
things as paper stock. the making of the
different engravings used In advertising, and
would like to lind position where l could
put my knowledge into real work
NJ C. p.
Your services are worth from $40 a
week up. depending on just t~how much
you. do know and how well you can
apply it. ..a
OF course. your knowledge of the
printing business should be valuable to
you. You should make up your mind
which phase of advertising you want to
get into-direct by mail advertising.
agency work, etc. You will get further
by making yourself a master of one
phase of advertising than trying to
tackle it in mediocre way,
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RI was rrccisely 3 35 on Frldt:' m9Sn-
l. ing when Hollis Winslow made his
resolution. The localfrom Turtle River
Junction, five miles north, was wheeling
is unsteady way down the track, leaving
Winslow on the platform at Cherrydale,
glowering helplessly after its steadily
retreating. waverng outline.
THAT settles it" he exclaimed as he
turned with savage stride toward the
only garage in the village. "Ill adver-
tise in tomorrow mornings paper. Who
ever heard of backN oods place where
the trains run ahead o. time? Twice in
a week I've missed it. and the other
three times it was half an hour late ~
Winslow's business was in the city
fifteen miles away, where he had lived
until the last two years. Then, by the
death of an aged aunt. whose especial
favor he had always enjoyed, he had in
herited huge old mansion in Cherry
dale, where the old lady had lived and
died. and whittier, in her WILL she bade
the young man come and live,
IT was under protest that Winslow
had complied with this provision of the
bequest This morning, however. his dis
like of the arrangement had blossomed
into the full flower of rebellion. and the
threats so often made and retracted,
to forgo the possession of the property,
which had become a white elephant on
his hands, were fulfilled. His first act.
when the Cherrydale automobile had
ueDOSlttu MN at ttle uOOT OF MS OIllCe
building. was to telephone the Sentinel
and enter an advertisement for the sale
of the estate.
AS he stepped from the accompoda- =
tion early Saturday afternoon, Winslow
regarded the Wintry landscape with pro-
found satisfaction. He had an appoint
ment with prospective buyer who was
coming on the next train, and the coun-
| tryside always showed to better advan-
tage under this clear. bright sunshine.
However, 1t was very hard going, he
| reflected, on these icy roads. and the
wind blew across the open spaces with
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Their eyes, upra ised to hers, shone;
their hats came off. Their potations
had hardened them for battle with
men. But these same potations mel,
lowed them when a woman's tongue
besought, when a woman's dark eyes
met theirs, when a woman's cause was
SO unhesitatingly put into their hands.
ITS little ! ask of you, good gentle
men. Only that theNmen Of my blood
and yours shall be allowed to put
their votes in the box in their own
village"
With her hands still outstretched
she came down from the platform.
She was heartened by their counten-
ances, by their murmurs. She smiled
on them trustfully.
The girl had noted where Represent.
ative Clifford and Notary Pierre had
thrust themselves to the front of the
! loyal citizens OF Attegat and were
staring up at her with the aspect of
men who We're Deholding a saint work
ing a miracle. She went and stood
between them, giving a hand TO each.
; Then she led them toward the un-
broken phalanX of TIE men who block
ed the way TO the town-house door.
| The trustful smile was more sweetly
radiant on her face. She shook back
her dark curls, her chin tip-tilted, and
showed them that face, flushed, en-.
treating.
| Some of the men began to thrust
with elbows and shoulders. They
growled at laggards. They threatened
/ sullen rebels.
The way to the door was open.
/ She passed up the narrow lane OF
her converts, who stood with barred
heads. She walked between the twc
old men, the candidate and the chair
man, holding their wrinkled hands.
She did not behold what happened
at one side of the throng, though she
heard the noise of it.
Roi had been swearing hoarsely a
his men. He had plowed his way
roughly among them, here and there