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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
To Urqe State SUFFRAGE

\ delegation of women will go
before the Committee on Resolutions
at the Democratic State Convention
IN Louisville this week with the
request that the Democratic party
in kentucky stand by the pledge Of
the Democratic party made at the
national convention by the Ken
lucky Legislature. United States
senator J. C. w. Beckham is said to
be the choice of Governor James D.
Black for Chairman of the Committee
on Resolutions. Senator Beckham
voted against the adoption of the
woman suffrage amendment.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

work has caused the State Highway
Department as much trouble as
those two problems, that Of wanting
the highway TO pass along my
door and that of securing adequate
rights of way properly located.
Such policy always reacts
against the owner in the long run,
since the more direct the road and
the better located, the greater the
travel will be and less the cost of
maintenance. II follows, that in
creased property values will more
than Offset concessions made TO the
state.
Unfortunately We are not all fully
educated TO a proper understanding
of this phase of road work yet, and,
as many of our State Laws do not
give the highway commissioner full
authority, our main roads are usu-
ally as full Of kinks as a picka-
ninny's hair.
Not only does il impair the use
fulness Of the road, but il adds con-
siderable TO the factor of danger,
for frequent abrupt curves are made
necessary by these detOurs.
Nebraska Monthly Highway Report
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
The Monroe Doctrine Extended

The League OF Nations really extends the Monroe
Doctrine to the Of the world The Monroe Doctrine
protects weaker American States from aggressons from
Europe The League of Nations will protect all weaker
states from aggressions from all quartersl
Ii is time to have the League OF Nations adopted.
We shall admire the Senators who continue to oppose.
Here is the chance make of the greatest forward
steps in the progress of humanity. OF cannot
enter League and receive its benefits without assuming
some obligations But these obligations which
any way. The League makes these obligations def
mite and mutual There is need to settle inter
national differences by than settle neighborhood
differences by shghts But there must be established
machine for the maintenance OF peace among neigh
bors and among nations Any machine will need repair
and improvement. We have pretty good machine now
proposed IL infinitely better than what have had
We not likely to improve it, and may lose it al
together by delay Senator'S give the world your votes
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
u. S. News
Food Prices Collapse.

Chicago. -FoOdStuns of all kinds
continued to sell on n downward scale.
Live hogs sold as low as S14.J0 Il hun
dred pounds early in the buying, and
lack Of buyers for thousands of hogs
on the market mace further declines
almost certain. All grades have showl
a drop Of approximately 81 cents a
pound since the beginning of the
slump. Cattle sales began near 1878
a hundred, an average of $50 below
prices at the close of last weeks trad
ing.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
World News

The new German Republic has
selected a former member of the
embassy at Washington to be the
first minister of that new republic
to the United States. The appoin-
tee, Won Haimhauser, was associ-
ated with Won BernstorfT and is not
in favor in the U. :. II is doubt
full whether he will be received il
sent, 50 strong is the feeling against
any member of the old regime.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

The Kentucky High Cost of Living
Commission fixed the fair price Of
bread, 10 ounce loaf" at nine cents
for Louisville and other Kentucky
cities. Many retailers, the commits
sion says, has been charging 10, II
and 70 cents for bread weighing 10
and IL ounces TO the loaf. In New
York City, the commission points
out, the overhead expenses is great
er and the problem of distribution
enters, but bread weighing i6 ounces
sells for Q cents there. The COM
mission announces that il now pro-
poses TO turn its attention TO profit
eering restaurants and cafes.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
Taxation Blunder Revealed

Columbus, O.-Through discovery
1t was made certain that serious
blunder was made in the Senate clerk :
office in drafting the proposed amend
ment for classification of property for
taxation, and If the amendment is 10
&c Submitted fatrly-to THE voters Of
Ohio a special session of the General
Assembly must be conducted to re-
adopt the amendment 50 that it may be
submitted properly.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
u. S. AVITA0RS ARE FOUND
Colonel Baranco, Mexican officer, Re-
ports Two Yank Airmen Alive
in Lower California.

III Centre. Cal, Aug. 27.-Col. Hip
Olito Baranco reported that Captain
Trujillo of his forces had found the
missing American aviatorS Lieuts. F.
b. Waterhouse and c. ii. Connolly.
both alive, between Ojas Negras and
Gale de Ia Trinidad, in Lower Califor-
mia.
The message from Captain TruJillo
In the field brought no details. Colonel
Baranca placed full credence In the
report. The locality named is in an
almost inaccessible country. The mes
sage said nothing of finding the air
plane used by the airmen.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
FOOD Records of Cleveland Seized.

Cleveland, O.--BOOks and records
of the A. &. Blair Go. and the Bigalow
Fruit Co. were seized by Assistant
County Prosecutors, deputized as Spe-
cial deputies, following the company
alleged refusal % turn the records
over for Inspection by the special
grand jury. Three officials of he
BigalOw Co. are under Indictment by
the grand Jury. Deciphering of tele-
grams, alleged to have been used to fix
prices on meats. was in progress when
the deputies rushed in automobiles to
the offices of the fruit companies.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
ORDER TROOPS TO SILESIA
Two Regiments, Fifth and Fiftieth. to
Co to Heart OF European Trou-
BILE Zone.

Coblenz. Aug. 27.-The Fifth and
Fiftieth United States infantry regi-
ments. which are now in the United
States. have been ordered TO Silesla.
They will come direct 90 Coblenz TO be
equipped before proceeding across
Germany. according to word received
at headquarters here. II is expected
the two regiments will remain In the
Coblenz region for at least a month
before leaving for Silesia. The equip
ment TO be given them will include
field and hospital outfits and two
months rations
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
Disturbs Religious Worship

A warrant was sworn out in the
Madison Quarterly Court, by Eugene
McCuddy, charging Lee Hackwor,h
with disturbing religious worship
by going TO the McCOrd school house
in the county, where a Sunday
school was in progress and acting
in such a way that the school had
to be dismissed by the superintend-
ent.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
HUMAN NATURE THE WORLD
OVER

Whenever plans for a new road
are announced It is human nature
for those who live .ong the way,
either 10 bring pr sure to bear 10
have the thorou1dfare constructed
in front of their door. or else to
force the Highway Department TO
make dctours 10 save cutting thru
piece Of property.
Perhaps no single feature of road
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
RED CROSS COURSES
Special Chance for Home Service
Training

The Red Cross is establishing a
Special Training Course at Berea,
in charge Of Prof q. T.. King, which
will give speedy and efficient train
ing for Social Service in Rural Com
munities. The call for such work
ers, like county demonstrators" is
very urgent.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

An exhibit of travelling Libraries
and books of agriculture of particu-
lar interest TO farmers will be made
at the Kentucky State Fair by the
Kentucky Library Commission. The
exhibit will be in charge of Miss
Fannie Rawson, secretary of the
commission, and her assistant, Miss
Ruth Brown.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

The British Government has re-
Gently made the forecast that emf
grafton to the United States will be
very heavy, as soon as opportunity
makes it possible. She urges the
u. 5. TO prepare for this. For some
time there has been a larger emil
grafton from the United States than
immigration into the country, and
there has been much doubt about the
movement after the war was fully
over
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
Judaes PLAYED Safe.

Cedar Falls, a.-Baby-show judge,
here showed rare talent for the job
They awarded every contestant {
prize. "No irats mothers for u.s." the!
said Ia unison
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

A good deal of criticism has ac-
companied the sending of American
troops into Silesia to protect the
mines and other forms of property.
II has evidently been done and by
order of the Council of the Allies.
Conservative American opinion OBJ
jects TO such action on the ground
of making war without act of Con-
gress. II should be remembered we
are still at war and troops may be
moved where they are most needed,
by authority of the Allied Supreme
command.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
Kentucky News
Flu Serum Just Received

The flu serum is now in the hands
of the county health officer for dis
tribution. Any doctor in the county
can get same by calling at the office
of DR.. j. q. BOsley, Richmond.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

The publicity which has been
given to Japan's treatment of Korea
seems to have had some effect at
least. The prime minister, in a re-
cent announcement, said that for
the future Korea was 10 be treated
the same as Japan. 1t is not clear
just what is meant, but it apparent
ly gives a degree of independence
under the same ruler. The arrange
ment falls short of the desire of the
Koreans, which asks nothing less
than complete independence.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

The Allies are feeling somewhat
annoyed because of the relations of
Austria with Germany. The treaty
aims 70 keep them apart, but the
new German Constitution is worded
so that it includes all Of German
blood, and the population of Austria
is given representation by delegates
without vote. II is apparent that
union is the only ultimate end
toward which such a relation tends,
and that would strengthen Germany.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
TWO AvlAT0RS ARE KILLED
Lieutenant Meisenheimer and Sergeant
Ice Meet Death In Fall at
Scott Field.

Scott Field. Belleville. ILL.,. Aug. 27.-
In an 1900 foot plunge TO earth after
their airplane had gone into a tail
spin, Lieut.. Floyd Il. Meisenhelmer.
Detroit. and Sergt. Harold j. Ice.
resident of Iowa, were killed here.
(contiausa 90 rage rws)
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04
The Best Gift to Your Child
WHY, il is education!

Nny u N euuCduOH!
You wish your child to be developed to be drawn
You wish to how much OF person your son or
daughter can be. Then give that child an education.
The education is something that cannot be lost or
stolen And the education will enable the boy girl to
get for themselves the property and other things they
need The best gift to your child is education.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

We are receiving a visit from
President King of the Republic of
Liberia, in Africa. This little state
has attracted notice because it was
for many years believed that il
would be a kind of Jerusalem for
the cOlored race. Very few have
actually left the L, 5. TO return tn
Africa, and this little state has had
a rather troublesome time of it, es-
pecially because of the plots Of com
mercial interests. The President is
asking financial aid for the internal
improvement of his state.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

II is reported that the conserva-
tive party of Germany has adopted
Won Hindenburg as its candidate for
president of the republic, when an
election takes place, to succeed the
present incumbent Ebert. There is
little doubt of his popularity among
the list of old leaders, but Germany
will not be likely TO come again IN
der the control of the miltaristic
class, in spite of reports and opin-
ions TO the contrary.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

While the U. s. Senate is delay
ing the ratification of the Peace
Treaty it has been passed by the
Parliament of England and recently
by the French Legislative Assembly.
There was some debate and criti-
cism of special articles, but none of
the animOsity that actuates the sit
uation in our own country, where
party spirit makes the passage more
difficult. The French have a way of
expressing dissent from certain
clauses by passing what they call
regrets" which resemble somewhat
interpretations or protests with us.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-09-04

knowledge is Power-and the
way 10 keep up with modern
knowledge is 10 read Q good
Newspaper.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
FRANCIE POMknA NASi RE
PUBLICE.
(Ceskoslov. Tisk. Kancelar)

(Ceskoslov. Tisk. Kancelar)
Washington, D. c.. 8. bre
Una pfijel do .Prahy zvlastni ma
kladni vlak Sc 40 vagony mou.
KY. Celkem privezl vlak coo
tun potravin, hlavne mouky a
ma,sa a tez a vagony leku pro
Ceskoslovensky CerveW kriz
Zasilka poslana byla francouz
skou vladou ma zadost fran
couzske vojenske missile, ktere
V cele stoji general Pelle. Ia
3obovaci vsaky jedou Il Pariza
do Cesloslovenske republiky
kazdy tyden jeden a 70 pres
Svycarsko ma Basilej, Zurich
Ennomostl a Linec. Costa ma
kladniho vlaku >trva pet dni.
Z. bfezna bylo dopraveno do
Ceskoslovenske republiky z
terstskeho prfstavu 26 vagonu
mouhy. Dohromady z Terstu
bylo do nasi republiky dopra.
veno 59.083 metrickych centu.
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be. Nyni ale NIUE stati Sc, ze
Ease mohou JIM miti "a to, re
neni hoden, ably S MIN sli k sou
du.'
Tvar ptacnikova, kdyz m!u-
vii, nabyla vyrazu oskliveho a
'podezreni, ktere vzniklo z po-
IGatku v dust me, za mel nejake
uastenstvi v zatceni bratra me
ho, zmohlo Sc jeste. Rozhodl
jsem sc lined, ze tohoto nice
mu, ktery byl zajiste nemene
zbabely, jako zlomyslny, donu-
tim povedeti pravdu. Abych
vsak nezbudil jeho podezreni,
pro tn chvili jsem rozmluvu s
MIN prerusil.
Zosnovoval jsem 81 plan. Do
stanu-li no Ultra do sveho poko
Ije, pax Sc pricmim Q to, ably
|vypovedel, ma ci podnet poll
Gle vykonala prohlidku bytu
blatrova. Doufal jsem, al Sc
,toho DOWN, ze podari Sc mi
take vypatrati, kdo veci "a
vrazdeneho u meho bratra pod
strcil. Naskytne-li Sc mi jen ma
le znamenko, dopidim Sc take
milky, ktera povede k vypatra-
nj zlocinu. Ovsem mohl jsem
'si prostrednictvim zrizencu po
liccjnich opatriti vysvetlivky,
ale nechtel isem vysloupiti We
'rejne, pokud bych to nemohl
udiniti takovym zpusobem,
ktery by poskytl dostateny du
kaz o nevine Pavlove.
Podana-li yaloba ma podnet
,toho, jejz jsem mel podezre-
nj, pax ievil Sc mi Pavluv ne
pIltel tax mocnym a .lak sc
pravde podobalo velice bd6-
lynn, ze byIo potrebi nejvetsi
.opatrnosti, ably Sc vec podari-
la. Jediny prostredek, jenz Sc
mi die meho nahledu naskytal,
byl ten, abych ptacnika pri-
vcdl ma svou stranu tax jeho
pomoci dostal Sc pravde na
stopu.'
Vzdalil iscm Sc odtud sku-
teCne, ale 0 dive hodiny pozd6-
il vratil jsem Sc opet a vkradl
Sc k byvalemu bytu Pavoivu,
kde jsem zaklepal. Po nekoli.
ka okanziclch otevfela dvefe
.tata Iowa, prichazejic Sc svet-
lem. Uzasnvsi jiz otevlrala u
sta k vykfiku, ia vsak vstrci.
il zp6t do jizby zavrel jsen
dvere "a sebou.
Iowa leila mne obslrne
ijak Sc to udalo sc zatcenim Ps
via.
/ Jednoho vecera .iiz pozdt
prisel policejni zrizenec k Pa
.:v'ovi a predkladal mu RUNE
otazky O tom, kde Sc zdrzova
tou dobou, kdy byla vrazd;
Ispachana.
Kdyz Pavel odpoved6l, IL
byl tehda v Kodani, nechtel
Ilmu uveriti, ponevadz pry Sc d.
, zvedeii, ze tchda byl WIDEN
. okoli X.
Po ukolccnem vyslcchu ma
, slcdovala prohlidka bytu; p
vel zachovaval pfi tom uplno
klidnost al k jeho nejvetsiml
/ uleknuti V jeho kolovratku ma
: 'ozeny RUNE malickosti a pre-
I nGty, ktere poznany jako ma
+, !jctck Lodsteinuv.
! Ma to byl Pavel zatccn. Lie
6 va koncila sve vypravovanl $
f. slovy:
"Mam pine pfesvedceni, Il
: ptacnik, ten nicema, mel to1
j sye spary, nebot' kdyz vece
4 Gen pred tim jsem pozde w
+ sla Ma pfedsih, kde staval kt
e lovratek, spatrila jsem ho, ld
rak Sc odtamtud kradl jak
y zlodej. Myslila jsem 81: jak
: certoviny ma ten chlap Ma m
sli CO asi kutil tax pozde N
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"Rekni to sama svoji pritel-
kyni Matylde ponevadz ona je
to jez mas I'VE" pravil otec.
Luciena uchopila Timed slu-
chatko a tazala Sc:
"Jsi to ty milacku?"
ITO jsem ia. Tesime sc az
vas uvidime. Tatinek zada pa
ma Bernoua abyprisel dold tro-
chu pracovat drive nez pujdou
90 klubu."
Luciena opakovala slova sve
pr1telkyne.
"Pdjdes 6 nami?" tazala Sc
Luce Fernando.
"Ocekavam diva pratele aby-
chom umluvili. jizdu automooi-
lem ma zitfek."
Phi tech slovech diva prate-
lele' Sc Luce zarazila. Diva pra-
tele diva sekundanti. A
kdyz je Fernand jmenoval Lu-
ce vice nepochybovala: Baron
Vjlllevreuil a markyz q Maley-
lie. TO nebyli pratele v pravem
slova smyslu nybrz zastupci ele
gantnlho svtta ktei.il jiz phi po-
dobne prilezitosti slouzili Fer
Eandvi "a svedky.
Neprobudila tato dive jnlena
take pani Simon6 vzpominky
Ia souboje jejiho syna? CT vzpo
zorovala manly neklid sve dce-
ny? Ihned pojala podezreni. t.
pamatovala sc nyni ze jeji di-
tky Sc vratily re sve projizdky
automobilem ponekud blede a
zarazene.
I'll panova chteji $ tebou mlu
viii automotilove partii?" "a
zala sc vyslovne.
A jeji pohled zkoumave spo.
f;nul ma Fernandovi ktery kid
me odpovedtl re jde o vylet je.
|hoz podrobnosti muSf byti ur-
6cny pozdeji.
TAX sedeli We velkem byte
Lureauovych Y duvernem rodi~
rem kruhu pospolu. Zdanlve
zcela klidni zatim co V nitru
initial jimi nekHd.
. Pani Lureau a Simona "a
n estnavaly Sc rucnimi pracemi
A vymenily tn a tam nekbolik
III atelskych SLOW. We vedlejsim
salonu bylo ziveji. Til mladd
e.evcata bavila Sc tam hudbol
oGekavajfc Fernando. Byla ski
cena myslenkami ma vterejsi
rrihodu V lesiku a ma nastava-
.'ici souboj. Aby vsak nevzbu-
lila zadneho podezreni nutila.
Sc tn a tam I: usmevu.
Oba otcove Sc prochazei:
doutniky V prostorne sini pozo
rujiice obcas otevrenymi dve-
rmi skupinu devcat v salone.
Nilem Lureau poznamenal o.
bracen isa k Luciene:
''Hneva Sc snad mas krasny
l'ernand ,"
Cltil Ma sobe nevlldne pohlc-
lily V tom okamziku: dotknul
Sc jeiich Bona. Rayli,onda
zenskou chysrosti obratiIa ia
Slova' zert zvolala:
"To jeste nvidinle. On IAN,
musi jeste riei proc ncpfisel do
Ill.,"
Spechala DO pfacovny otco-
w kde sc naiczal teiefon a prud
&c zazvonila: Kdyz Fermand
rrisel k aparatu chtela potiti
Gomluvou ale byla od neho pre-
rllSena:
'Jsi to Is Raymundo?'
"Ano."
"Jsi Sama ze nlne nemuze nj
kdo jiny slyseti nez typ
"Ovsem. P4nove uz prisii9"
"Ano - Tedy Ultra na kor-
d5'' odpovedei Fernand. Gale
% zatim ami Lucie-
re ami Matylde. Jsou to bazli-
vi. Rekni jim ze celia vec je cd
lczena a ze Ultra Sc bude o nj
:; ste jednati."
(PokraGOyani.l
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn o 6 svetnicich dole a S
nahore. Koupelna nahofe j
dole. Vedlejsi lot a dvs ga
raze. Haste Sc v {. 9O14
Capitol Ave. blize Quincy
Ave.
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XIX.

Obe redirv obeelvaly dnes
odd6lene kazda We SVEN byte.
Hned po jidle oval Sc u Rer-
rouoyych telefon. Vilem Lure
au 81 pral aby Matyas k nemu
lined piisel. Jeho prani muse
la byti vzdy neprodlene spine
Ia.
Matyas prisvedcil obvy-
klou svoji povolnosti. Luce vsak
chtela zustati donna.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30

PRODA Sc LEVINE dvourodin
ny dun, vse moderne zarize-
no. Haste sc v elsie 1888 E.
40 ul. nahore. 4-3O
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30

PRODA Sc jednorodinny do
mex. Lot jest 80 pri $50 stfevl
cich peknou vinici a ovocny-
mi stromky. Cena $500. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 127O7 Oakfield
Ave, bliZe Union Ave. 4-30
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30

SIS KOUPf $3.50 mluyici
stroj s 80 rekordy "a hotove
neb "a Bond v elsie gill w.
rs. ui. (Postranni vchod).
5-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30

81 .jakych duvodu smi-li Sc
tazati?5 zvolal Fernand chlad
nym tonem.
Me mile dite, kdyby nebylo
ujednano ze damam vec zaml-
cine, uslysel bys cd sve matky
tctez co jsi slysel ode mne.
20 matka."
"Tvoje mstka ma snad pra-
We tax zdrave pochopeni pro
v'5c tax jako ia. Pokladala by
tvoji svatba Raymundou "a
zcela pochybnou vec."
ALE my 81 rozumime zna-
menite papap
"Prave proto. X st astnemu
inanzelstvi je potrebl dvou rilz
iych elementit. Ne, ne! Wy by
ste vedli zalcstny zivot manzel
SKY. Kdybys Sc tazal radu
vSech clenu nasi rodiny, dali
oy ii vsichni stejnou odpoved'
vzdej Sc toho planu, Fernali-
de a neznepokuj Raymondu
zbytecne zpr&vou o tom. A ny.
nj Wis, proc jsi mne spatril pred
panem Lureau tax povolnyn. .
ITO znan:ena re jsem byl
svym otcem nechan ma holic-
kach! Je to dukaz jak male mi
sto zaujimam V tvem srdci.'
Muslin Sc pfiznati re ia vec
pfisla mi zci;. neockavane. vi
del jsem vas stykati sc pratel-
sky, ne jinah nez jako S Luce
a Matyldou. Je to opravdu ste
sti re Lureaa poznal pravdu.
Iento DOZEN mel jsem hned q
nozdeji, kdyz jsem 0 tom pre-
myslel byl jsem V tom utvrzen,
Matyasdv pohled spoci. ii
hvnl jasne IA jeho synovi. Mia
elk zpozoroval, re narazil ma
s.lnejsi odpor usveho otce nez.
Il Ii Vilema Lureau.
"Nerozumim tomu," ujist' O.
val jej a Matyas sklopil pred
Jeho ironickvm zrakem svuj
lrak.
Tvaiil sc sakoby chtel proSi-
ii sveho syna "a odpuSteni a
pravil neuzrev Fernando tax pc
hnuteho:
"Ubohy hochu pripravil jsem
t; zal a to lrne pusobi zarmu-
tex. Nechci tt zabranovati abys
vedl zivot elegantniho muze
Velkeho sveta ponevadz vim
re nase jmeni ktere ii pomona
hiu odevzdam budes nalezite
spravovati. Wis co cd tebe oce-
kavam? Jednal jsem casio s te
bou jako kamaradem nez ia
ko Sc synem. Vzdej sc tedy Ray
mondy prosim te a nemysli Vi
&c ma tento snatekn
Polibil svGho syna rty jeSte
zhavejsimi aez pred tim. PAX
s tezkymi myslenkami opustil
pokoj.
"Hrome zvolal Fernand
skotiv S pohovky. "Co to ma
byt? Coz pax musime cely Ii
vot zustati podrizenymi sta.
reho zbohatlaho sedlaka?'
Podrizenost patronu kterou
vyCctl re sly sveho otce byIa
Fernandovi tizivym Them.
"Ubohy otce" mrucel "pokra
cuj dale a bud otrokem toho
stareho mciveda. Spojte sc vsi
chni proti inno! ia miluji a to
.icst mocnejSi nez vase zkuSc-
most ia vase moudrost a vase pc
nlze. Vasl pomoci Sc odrikam.
Jestlize vSax budu muset Wy
yesti hloupoSti - tim hure pro
vas: wy mne k tomu nutite."
XIX.
Obe redirv obeelvaly dnes
odd6lene kazda We SVEN byte.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
(PokracOvani.)

OLYMPIA - Marie Val
campova We hire "Cervena
rukavice", seriovy film -
zapocne v sobotu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-04-30
PRODAM DOMEK pro led

nu rodinu, vse zavedeno. Da Sc
LEVINE. BliZsi sdeli Jos. Kfizek,
tesafsky stavitel, 1870 Dur
kee Ave. E. 131 ul. v Cor
lett. 5-3