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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07
IDAHO LEGISLATURE
CONDEMNS PRESIDENT.

Boise, Idaho, March 6.-By a vote
Of AZ to 10 the lower house of the
Idaho legislature late today adopted
a memorial to congress condemning
President Wilson for his defiant
and dictatorial attitude in which he
has attempted to force his personal
views and opinions upon the people
Of the United States" and calling
upon the United States senate to re-
ject any treaty of peace which in
cludes the present charter for a
league of nations.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07

Transmissippi Readjustment congress recently held,
brought to Omaha than 1000 prominent men, all repre-
sentative in the lines in which they engaged said Pre
dent Gamble of the Chamber of Commerce last night ad
dressing the "Once-AYear gathering of chairmen and
members of working committees.
'These men" he said came from % states and out of
their deliberations there 10 declarations adopted in
the form of resolutions each having to do with the up
building and best interests of the Transmisssspp country
and the United States as a whole
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07
Objection to
League Refuted by Taft

Pittsburgh, March 6-The argu-
ment that America, under the league
of nations constitution might be
compelled to receive immigrants.
contrary to the national desire was
refuted by former President VIII
lam Howard Taft in an address here
tonight
Immigration" said Mr.. Taft, "by
International law is a domestic
question completely within the con-
troll OF the government into which
immigration is sought unless the
question is the subject of treaty
sipulations between two eouu-
tries.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07
Find Jobs for 679,513
Persons in Eiaht Weeks

Washington, March 6.-The fed
eral employment service announced
tonight that during the eight weeks
ending February y. it received H.
090,l24 applications for employment.
referred 930029 of the applicants to
positions and placed 679,513.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07

New York, March 6--Fourteen thousand New York
soldiers, members of the famous Twentseventh division
who proved that the mpregnabe Hindenburg line could
be broken arrived here today the transports Leviathan
and Mauretania.
when the Levathan swung into the dock and the
river outside the Cunard pers another great rong greeted
tLnnN NInnnrn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07
Arrange New Terms.

Posen, March OF Associated
Press)-The inter-allicd commits
sion which was sent to arrange neN
armistice terms between the Ger,
mans and the Poles left today tl
meet the German delegation sent
from Berlin TO arrange conditions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07
New York Troops Who Broke
Hindenburg Line Greeted
Warmly on Reaching Home

Water Front Crowded When Levathan and Mauretania
Dock With $4,000 Soldiers; st. Quentin Exploit
Deciding Factor In War;" Says General Pierce,
Who Was Iowa Boy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07

Once a Year C. of C. Session
Decides Omaha Derives Big
Calmly Readjustment Meet

TwentyEight Committees and 25O Members at Confer
ence; President J. w. Gamble Principal Speaker;
The 19 Delegations Adopted at Transmissssippi
Congress Now Before Wilson
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07
THE WEATHER:

Unsettled with snow FRI
day and Saturday; not much
change in temperature.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07
Sche:demann to Retire.

Copenhagen, March 6.-The inn
pending resignation of Philip Schie-
demaun as German chancellor is IN
dcated in dispatches received here
today and dated Wednesday in Ber-
lin. President Ebert is said to con-
slider that the withdrawal of Schie-
demann from the cabinet is ncces-
sary in view of political events.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-07
Hindenburg OfIers Services.

Zurich, March 6.-Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg has placed himself
at the disposal of the government in
any action it may take to prevent
fresh invasion Of East Prussia, ac-
cording to German advices received
hcre
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11
Absent Friends

Miss Katie Lemon Of Baton Rouge
Is having her second attack of flu
Friends here are glad that the re-
ports about tIr II ] Babn's ex
IRENE Illness were exaggerated He
has had kn but is doing nicely
II Is regretted that Mrs August
Muller has had second stroke Of pa.
ralysis # the home Of her step.daugh.
ter. Mr. = q Hoehenedel In Baton
Rouge, aud the ELECTS are very serl.
olIs
A letter from Sgt John NJ Stirling.
dated Dee LIST, stated that he vas stitl
In Army Candidate School a. laagres,
France, where he had been two months.
He thought they were only marking
time" az no commissions would be-
given since ihte close af the war, lie
had completed the course, and was
waiting orders
Lieutenant Dan Woodring of Lake
Charles, La. and Mss Laura Noland.
Of Baton Rouge. were married Tues
day Tire attractive young bride ~
the only sister OF A. w. holland Of this
parish and has herself many warm
afTectionate Interest In this love mat.
friends and admirers here aho take
ing after coartship Of several yeara.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Capt. Jas l.. Bradford retired at.
torney and a Confederate veteran, died
m his home In New Orleans. Monday
He was weli.krown In the Felicianas
having married Miss Mary Fiuker OF
the prominent East feliciana family OF
that name Hon Calhoun flaker Of
New ORLEANS is bis brothef-iR-las He
visited West Feliciana Oh hunting
trips In former years. the guest of an
other brother.in,ias. the late Col
John w Leake. He was a man of
great talent and attractive manners.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11
roR VETERANS GARMENTS

Following u list OF the cash dona,
tions for the purchase of outing to
make the ;,suai offer Ing of ntghtshirts
for the old Confederate soldiers at
Camp Nichols
Miss n. y Smith, 81 90, Mrs ] s.
Irvine. 90. Nisseg Ida and Lucy Mat.
hews. zoe. Misses Bowman, 90, Mrs
Thes. Butler, | 90, Mrs Lawrason, Ice,
Miss NJ i.ewrasoh. l0e. Mrs. Powell.
Loo. Mrs 4. II Barrow. zoe, Miss
l.. Butler. 8 90
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11
WORKING IN PARIS

tContinued from page two
Am getting 90 "a the ropes. aud. being
All American cen get manly OF the
things which the French cannot get
have had several French people ap.
peal to me to assist them In getting
sugar candy. and tobacco can get
all Of these things that want for
myself. but | cant get into the game
of being purchasing agent,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11
David W Thomas. President,

David W Thomas, President,
Baton Rouge Business College.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Dear Mr. Thomas This 10 TO
certify that at the present time
have In my ONCE two graduates
OF the Baton Rouge Business Col
lese, both OF whom are exception.
ally capable and efYieien,. Dur.
Ing the past few years ! have had
occasion 10 employ number OF
graduates and students from that
institution. and without exception
have found them ali wei! trained.
Respectfully,
NC OSBORN
Supervisor Farm stpdy Clubs
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Al the meeting Of the Executive
Committee. West f'eleeiana Chapter,
A, X. C. ire sum NJ SIS vas appro'
pria,ed for the Belgian Babies Fund
(This in lieu of the flower tagging AT
FIRST proposed The same amount
vas donated 10 the Jewish Relief
Fund Mrs. 4 y. Barrow Was appoint.
ed chairman Of the woman's work,
Mrs II Leopold. chairman home ser
vice and civilian relief. and Mrs w,
r. Daniel, chairman chapter develop
nent
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

The river II rising 80 rapidly that
the usual exodus of residents from
Bayou Sara has begun While In for
mer years il was pgoblematical eheif
or bayou Sara would be- folded and
the tension was felt FOR day the
present condition Of The aeroe on the
bayou side makes II absolutely Ger
tain II the river reaches aooa height
that the town viii go under
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Rather cold as sell as uRuual ne
eat water melon isn't ~ And yet
that is exactly VIA, r r Spillman.
the youngest member OF he sehnl
Board, did fan, q. On that dag be cut
two IA lions and found thtem very
good 9emember. snow in the shel-
tered plnces was stili uumelted from
the sn1wfall OF the previous Thursday
Mr., spillman said he uaed no special
methods 10 keep the melons, merely
siored them like other garden pro.
duets.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

The BATON Rouge Business Gel
lege Ii boon 10 the young people
In that II trains them for business
IL Ia a boon 10 the business lnsti.
tuition since II provides competent
help.
J. d. HEROMAN.
Cashier, Louisiana National Bank.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Mr. has Weyie.1 received a tele,
gtam fhn"saay freTl his son Fred &.
Weydert that he was married that
day Particulars 10 follow by letter
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Born TO Mr.. and Mrs p c Wllees,
Wednesday Jan 9Th, daughter THIS
10 the seventh child OF the young ecu.
pie
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Red Cross workers arae urged TO
come to tie work room every Monday
and f1ida, afternoon at two o'eloek
az in sre are n great many refugee
sarfn' snts that must be completed by
Feb ],
MRS. SADIE MAGUlRE,
Refugee Dept
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11
Success of
Baton Rouge
Business College
Graduates
Is Reported
By Their
Employers

A knowledge Of business and OF
commercial law Is u necessity.
These will save trouble and cost.
believe The baton Rouge Bust
ness College offers q good course
In this subject
II. p HRuNoT,
Judge 22nd Judicial District.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Christmas Roll Cali shows that 1911
1871 has been paid In 10 date. Surely
there we're ten called Where are the
nine9 A
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Rave watched the nibht school
students AZ work and II 10 an In.
SEPARATION TO see young men snd
women 20 devoted 10 improving
themselves
n. II. EDWARDS,
District Manager. Cumberland
Tel sad Tel. Co
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11
Mr.. David w. Thomas,

Mr.. David W. Thomas,
baton Rouge Business College
Baton Rouge. Louisiana.
Dear Mr.. Thomas Last October
had occasion 10 employ q ste.
nographer from your Business
College. end find /, q pleasure 20
state 10 you tina. the young lady
10 we'll prepared for her work. and
gives perfect satisfaction,
! sish TO commend your asti.
tuition TO those who desire q husI.
ness training
Wishing you continued success,
ara.
Yours Respectfully,
(Siensd) E,s. RICHARDSON,
supt. Junior Extension Dept
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

The postoffiee a, Bayou Sara will be-
discontinued Jan Is
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

The time IL here when yeung
people must hare q business edu,
cation The Bat Rouge Bust
ness College provides that every
education.
ID T. HAC0T.
General Agent. pan-Amsf'ean Life
Insurance Co
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday IAN 18th, First Sunday after
Epiphany Mass end Sermon at 10 o.
clock Hol Hour and Sermon at 3 30
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

The night school Of the Baton
Rouge business College 10 moi
on'y an educational opportunity.
but a strong moral force In our
community
w. q. HOLMES.
or Holmes 4 barnes Co. | I'd,
Wholesale Gfoeers
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Rev. MI Tins will preach at tn.
Methods, Church. Sunday morning al
10 o'clock and ut p m
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Mrs. Boronse is the guest Of Mrs
Thos. vlnei
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1919-01-11

Sixth year.
Teachers,
$50 ssudsnss.
40 Typewritsrs,
Day and Night.
Open All Year
Heal Bank and
Banking Facilities,
A beautiful booklet free with
views Of the Capital City, sent
on request.
Write
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-28
PRODA Sc. reznicky obchot

PRODA Sc. reZnicky Obchod
kda Sc trzi tydne $500 a vice,
ie V Gene as $25OO.O0. Proda
Sc grocerni a reznicky obchod
S budovou, neb Sc vymenl ia
lot co splatku. = Proda Sc ro-
hovy dunn pro I'll rodiny, lot
je 85 pri l4O strevicich, nese
$44.0O najmu mesicne je tre-
Ia slozit pouze as $500. -
Prodam mehsi domek o q sv6t-
nicich koupelnou. Je tfeba
slozit pouze malou castku ho-
tove. Blizsl podrobnosti tech
TO prodejich sdeli Tom. Suchy,
pojist' 'ujicl a pozemkovy jedna
tel, S602 Beckman Ave. Tel
Princt. 1916 W.. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-28

"Dulezite obchody zdrzeIy
'jej V Londyn6', odpoved6la
Mercedes kradmym pohle-
dem ma deti. "Odtamtud odje-
de do Liverpoolu nebo do Ame
riky".
Markyz ziral ztrnule pred
sebe. Jeho syn uprchl pred
pronasledovanim policie, Clmz
Ivlastne doznal svoji vinu. Ia
Ipudil lined tuto myslenku, a
pravil usmfvaje Sc:
"Pojdte, chci YAM ukazati
zamek, mole mila vnoucata, a.
byste videli, kde 81 hral vas O.
tee ia, kdyz jsem byl tax ma
Ily, jako Wy. Pojdme, t6sme sc
re stesti, jez nam nebe posi-
Ila."
Ucinil nekolik kroku a "a
potacel Sc. Albina zachytila
Iiej do svych rukou a odeSla
pax MIN s detmi sveho bra
ltra, natku a dceru, ktere Sc
osmnact let nevidely, ponecha
vajlc 0 samote.
"Mercedes!"
"Matinko!"
Drzely Sc dlouho V objeti.
PAX nasledovaly sp6Sne skaka
I've otaZky a odpoyedi, az Sc
ODE upokojily a Mercedes mo-
hla V souvislosti vypravovati.
NJ Ella toho mnoho co rici. Cd
teku jejiho muze Move Ka-
ledonie, Cd prvni krusne a pre-
ce blazene DOLBY lasky, kterou
ztravili We skrytem koutu Ze-
me, kde zalostn6 zivorili. Joe,
pres to, re Betsy ujiStoval, ne-
poskytl .jeji dceri mnoho pro
stredku, nybrz dal il jen neko-
| lik tisic franku, ktere byly
brzy spotrebovany. PAX Wy
trhl sc Max vlastni svoji silou
a "a pomoci zkusenosti Este
banovych malych pomeru
Obohativ Sc V ruznych podni.
cfch. mohl koneCne dati svynl
detem V Anglii primerene Wy.
chovani.. Pon6vadz lp6l celyn
svym srdcem ma rodne zemi 0.
patril 81 zpravy 0 udalostech
We sve otcin6 a zved6l 0 Fl.
nancnim upadku markyZov6
aniz by mu mohl nabidnout
pomoci.
"Je to skutecne pravda?'
tazala Sc Mercedes. "Vy jstt
ma milne. skutecne na mizi
ne? A stryc Joe, ktery jes
tax bohat, nechce vam pomo
ci?"
"Vime, ie-li bohat nebc
chud?" zvolala Betsy. "Jes
spekulantem a proto ie vzd.
nebezpeci, re ztrati velke su
my Ale i kdyby byl bohat
neutinil by nam to k vuli, po
In6vadz Sc Cd mas odvratil a z;
Ilozil 81 zceIa iinou spolecnost
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-28

NlazzdIrn, {
kteffl jsou
nerr1ocni!
Lekarstvi a eIektrina
We spojez1l.

Nezalezi ma tom, komu Sc
nepodarilo vas vyl6citi, chci
pouze, abyste priSli ke mre a
poradili Sc Sc mnou, drive nez-
Ii pdjdete k jinemu lekari.
Mole ceny jsou mike. Nebu-
deli mono vas vyieciti, reknu
VAN ihned. Ucinlm YAM wy
hovujici splatky.
Lecenl: vsechny nemoci ner-
vove, krevni, kozni, chronick6,
RUNE nemoci muzske, dale
nemoci ledvin jinG sflimi' spo
jene ncduhy, ztratu pam6ti,
kamenky, {bez rezanD, bola-
ky a Vredy, zvetSene mandle,
nadory, otravu krve, pistele,
rheumatism a vsechny muzske
nCnOci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-28

zorovala.
"Co jest ii Percy?" tazala
Sc.
mic, matinko; trochu spat-
me jsem Sc vyspal. - Jiz to
preslo."
Zatim vsichni posnidali.
Stryc Martin Herbert zvedl Sc
prvni opustil jidelnu.
KAPITOLA XIV.
Penezni opasek.
Kdyz byl Percy matkou
svoji samote, pravil il:
"Matinko, ty isl vzdycky We
rila, re stryc mas je verohodny
muz, neni-liz pravda
"Arcize, muj hochu."
"Co bys rekla, kdybys jej We
III postihla, We III zumyslne,
pravim
"Mam to "a nemozne, Per-
cy. Shledala jsem srryce Mar
tina vzdycky muzem pravdy-
mluvnyn a, pocestnym."
GA prece mako, postihl jsem
iej toto rano asi pred hodinOu
We Iii. Videl jsem jej vcerejsl
noci dvakrate V zahrade. Po-
nejprv ubiral Sc primou cestou
k lesiku, ma jehoz okraji ma
hle a mne nepochopitelne zmi-
eel; po druhe videl jsem jej-
bylo jiz pc treti hodine - vra
ceti Sc domu.'
Percy, ty Sc zaiiste myliS.
MePs nepochybne iinou osobu
"a stryce. V noci Sc lak snadno
V osobe zmylime."
Gale ne tenkrate, kdyz me-
sic sviti jako rybi oko, jako
vcera V noci svitil. Ne matin-
ko, to mne nevymluvis; ia vi
del stryce vcara tax Zfetelne.
jako tuto chvili tebe. Krone to
ho yidGla jej tez Edila, kterd
F.. Sc mnou V besidce byla. Dive O.
5oby Sc tax snadno ma jednou
nemyii."
"A ia dosud myslim, Percy
re jste Sc oba mytili. Povaz
define tomu, ze by byl stryc V
noci do zahrady 81 vysel, z ia.
lle pohnutky by to byl dne:
mohl zapirati?"
"Nachme to, matinko; ia pc
vne v6rlm, re jsem stryce ne
sve vlatsn1 oci po dvakrate '
zahrad6 videl - nikdo mne
to nevymluvi. Jiz Sc tom an
nezminim, ale verim, re Sc m
ia prihoda nekdy vysv6tli, a
bych nemusel k sIryci duv6ry
a ucty pozbyti. Mimochoden
receno, rad bych sci dnes nt
:ryby, matinko; Wis snad o n6i.
Ike udici?"
(PokracOvani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-28

Percy vyvalil ma stryce Mar
Una zajiste velmi nezpusobne c
ci sve a nemohl chvlli ami pro-
mluviti. Byl by snad stryc Mar
tin schopen takove III?
Gale strycku," namltnul pc
chvilce; "mne Sc zdalo, jake
bych vas byf vcera noci ma
vlastni oci V zahrade videl?'
Pan Herbert uprel sve pichla
We oko ma Percyho vyrazem
nejvyssi nevole; huste obrvi je
no sc tsmer srazilo, tax prudce
jo svrastil.
"Mylis se," pravil stryc pfl-
sne; "jak jsem prvne pravil,
neopustil jsem loznici svou cd
vcerejska, jak dnes rano."
Percy nepromluvil vice, nysl
jeho byla nadmiru skllcena.
On byl nezvratne presvedcen,,
re sryce Martina videG tn
name musel sama sebe tazati
Sc, proc stryc zapira, vedome
zapira?"
"Musel to byti nekdo jiny,
Percy; snad nejaka nebezpec-
Ma osoba, vzdyt' Wis, ze pred
malo mesici toto mestO bylo je
vistem cetnych kradezi a lou
pezi. Snad to byl neiaky lupic,
ktery obchazel, zamysleje vlou
patti Sc do staveni."
"Nemyslim, re by Sc TAX "a
by nejaky lotr do tohoto me-
sta odvazil. Verejne mineni by
10 priliS poboureno a zle by Sc
byio,- vedlo kazd6mu, kdyby
by, vyboru bdelosti padl do
rukou. Zajiste, re kazdy tech
nebezpecnych chlapd Sc odsud
chvatne vytratil a re Sc tax ia
by sem nevrati."
Pani Lyndova, jsou tomu "a
da, re rec k jinemu pfedmetu
obracena, pravila:
"Nemohla jsem pochopiti
kterak ii lotTi tax dlouho fe
mesio sve V tomtO m6ste mohli
proyozovati, aniz by jedinky z
Mich policii byl padl do rukou'
"Co muzeme cd tax bidnf
policie, jakou jest nase mestc
obdareno, ocekavati?" podot
knul pan Herbert, aniz by oc
sve casopisu byl pozvedl.
'JeviIo Sc mi, jakoby polici
ma schytani tech lupicu ami ne
za'ezelo. Kdyby obcanstvo sa
mo Sc nebylo veci chopilo, byl
bychom snad dnes jeste cd tt
celadky znepokoiovani.'
"Byla 10 zajiste dobre zil
zena banda minila panl Lyl
doya.
Name napadlo Percymu, Il
snad vlastni otec jeho k te ban
de nalezi. Pomyslenlm tim zbl'
dl iako stena. - Matka to zp,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-05-28

IUdrzuje milostny pomer, ktery
zacal hned, jak prisel do teto
krajiny. Mohla bych prisaha-
ii re zena Vilema Lureaua by
la jiz tehda jeho milenkou. O.
pustila sveho muze, vzala S Sc
bou svoji dceru, ktera ma sice
imeno Lureaovo, jest vsak dl-
tetem Joeho a provda Sc "a
meho bratra'. Il
Mako, co pravls?' zvolala
Mercedes "Stryc Joe byl mi
lencem one panf jiz tehdy,
kdyz Jiri Lureau byl zavraz-
den?" .
"Muj Boze, echo Sc to domy
Sis, Mercedes? Jake to stra-
slive podezreni?"
| Betsy hovorila tax upfimne
a V jejich ocich zracilo sc tolik
blahovule, re Mercedes tazala
Sc il beZ okolku:
Mako, ty jsi nevedela o
'sn1rti Jiriho Lureaua, az jsi ma
upati vrchu spatrila jeho mrt-
Ivolu neni-liz pravda?"
"To je pflSerna myslenka,
ktera ii napadla - zvolala Bet
sy.
"P0dezrivame kazdeho a
sleduieme neuveritelne ideje
J. ponGvadz Max je nevinen,
mako. A my chceme prijiti
zlocinci ma stopu."
'Nedovedla isem 81 nikdy
vysv6tliti to hrozne drama,
2amitla Betsy.
ga 81 je dovedu vsak konec
ne vysv6tliti Marine jsme hle-
dali Joeho pohnutku k tomu-
to cinu. Proc by byl Jiriho
Lureau usmrtil? K tomu ne
nalGzali isme zadne priGiny.
Nyni il znam. Mel ucast ma
zlocinu, ponevadz.... Ale pre-
rslsla svoji rec, iizkostlive hle-
Idle ma Betsy, 'hnevas Sc MIN
mako "a neucinila jsem zad-
nou chybu, kdyz jsem sc Il sve
rila?"
Mules byt klidna, ditA. Pin
saham ii pri sye mrtve Celeste,
kterou vidim posud duchu Ii
Ijici, Zde ma divanu zijici, ze ii
nalezim V materske vernosti." :"
"Musis mi tedy dati presnou
odpov6d Citim, re jest to mo-
il povinnosti, .abych uciniia
i. vazn6 rozhodnuti bez vedomi
MaXova. On by vSak uslech
tilJch duvodu mlcel.
"Podrobuji Sc docela tve VII
H."
"Nechci mic, nez pravdu a
! spravedlnost. Skutecnost po-
; tvrzuje tedy nase predpokia-
dy. Stryc Joe tedy navazal sty
ky rodinou Vilema Lureaua
hned jak piiSel do tohoto kra-
ie?"
(POkracOvani.)
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PRODA Sc pekna farna Q
Sd akrech V Bedford okresu
dvanact q pul mile Cd Public
SGuaru, pui mile Cd dlazden6
cesty. Dobre stavby obydelni j
hospodarsle, ovocny sad a vs9
ucelne zarlZeno. Cena velmi
vyhodna. Haste sc u eileen &
Alber, Bedford, O. Tel. B Bel.
Bedford 130 III. SdGlte nj Va
81 adressu q ia vas navStlvim.
1.s s'-syss,s>11s = 81 5-29
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PRODAJI Sc. diva dvourodin
n edomy, jeden "a $550U.00 a
druhy ga $4,000, blize kary, ko
stelu a skol. Mohoq Sc koupit
ma lehk6 splatky. Haste Sc i
VIM. c. Lakota, 1929 Svec
Ave. Z E. 131 I'll. V Mt. Plea
SAINT. $50
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PRODA Sc dobre zarizeny
majetek dvema story, V nichl
je obuynicky obchod, hodi .se
tez pro jakykoli obchod. Proda
Sc S obuvi neb bez nj. Haste
Sc V elsie 5221 Hanm Ave.
5-31
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HLEDA Sc mensi byt pro tfl
;lennou rodinu. Nechte adres-
III Y adm. "Sveta". 5-28
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PRODA Sc Dinning Room
set, plynova kamna ma vareni.
nabytek, karpet 9X12, psaci
stul, posteIe, hodiny d iin6.
Haste Sc elsie 29O7 E. SO ul..
biize Francis Ave. $50
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FRANK kARLIK
zednicky kontraktor
123l6 OAkFIELD AVE. S. E
roh f. 124 ul. Union.

Tel. Guy. Union 1913 X.
Vykonava veskcre prace chic
We kamenne. velke i male 2
vse co do oboru toho spada, do
bre a LEVINE. Plany a rozpocty
ma pozadanl.
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Doktor F. c.. Leslie,

Speciaiista ma nervove, chroni-
cks, krevni kozni nemoci.
Ufedni nod. Cd 9 do 8. Vned6-
Ii cd 10 dop. do 2 hod. odpol.
Alb PROSPECT AVE. S. r.
+ ) I'D j. s..A !s..s
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DrOE,gae
Oznarr,ky

PRIJME Sc clerk, do zele-
zarskeho nabytkoveho obcho
du, musi >byt skuseny V tom o.
boru. Haste sc V elsie 6119
Broadway. Tel. Union 231 w.
5-28
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NEJVETSf PRODEJ V hi

rii pozemkove. Kupni a plateb
III plan: Diva dollary hotove d
ieden dollar tydne. PrijmOu So
iednatele lined. Ptejte Sc na
Wi!burn Bacon, 1904 Broad
way, dvere c. 106. 5-29
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PRCDA Sc cilllovy dunn o 6

,velkych svetnicich, koupelna.
Lot jest 40 pri 240 pill str.
Teznle Sc ,ot neb vyl116ni IA
farmu. Haste sc V elsie o60o E.
lA9 VI. Z kinsman. 5-28
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PRODA Sc Dinning room
set a rdzny jiny nabytek "a
!avnOu cenu. Haste Sc V elsie
1924 Wendell Ave. 5-29
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ZALOZTE 81 UOERY Do
NOV MA FARNaEs.

Zde mate ma vymenu, neb "a
hotove, S 1rodou, .neb bez. Pre-
sy6dcte Sc.
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MUZSKE koSile do prace, Z
lnodreho sotyse, vsechny miry,
90 zee kus, II Koudelu, Abs
Broadway. 5-2S