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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-10

Al - ~ ~ ~fy
ia bych proti tomu nebyl. Ale
to vite, s obytejnym havirem
vas velke stestl neceka. Ale
ia bych mohl zabezpeciti bla-
hobyt We vasi mlade domacno-
sti."
Gelauer Sc ma chvili odml-
Gel, cekaje, jaky DOZEN jeho
rec ma divku zpusobi. Franti-
ska majic ruce zkrizene ma
nadrech, hledela zvedave ma
spravce. Chce Sc j a Vaclava
ujmouti, byla jeji myslenka.
Vida, kazdy no hanl a on je
to zatim takovy hodny pan.
Gelauer Ease pokracoval.
"Petrik je dovedny delnik, ale
prece jen obycejny hornik.
Kdybyst chtela, udelal bych
no dozorcem ma ramp6."
"To bych cht6la, milostpa-
me-" zvolala FrantiSka pima ra
dosti.
Gale musila byste mne Ia to
miti rada," pravil Gelauer Sc
spokojenym usmevem. Ivy
jste moudra holka a vlte jaky
rozdil je mezi prostym havl-
rem a dulnim dozorcem. A ia
to mohu ud6lat obratem ruky.
"Za to bych m6la milo3tpa-
ma do smrti hodn6 rada,' rex
la FrantiSka uprlmn6 a ocka
il ZasVitila radosti.
Take iedovate oci Gelauero
Wy ~zasvitily. Mel radost, re Sc
Sc svou bidnou cestinou tax
dobre s d6vcetem domluvil a
re mu tax dobre poroZumelO
a hned svolilo.
"Opravdu, Fany?" bvolal
pfiskoGiV k d6vGeti, tax jak
bylo umaGene, pritiskl je bour
live k sobe a chtel je polibiti.
Tu teprve Frantiska pochopi-
la, oc Sc jedna, pochopila, lie
laskavost spraVcova skutecne
pochodila 4 pohnutek, jez ne
jasn6 uz davno tu$ila a pojet
nou mySlenky Frantisciny let,
~ jeji dust nadmlru rychle {
S prcsnou urGitosti. SPRAYED
vykladal 81 jeji slova podl,
syeho pfani.
DGvce uhnulo sc rychle spr;
VcovG polibku a vykroutiVSi 81
mu Z objeti jake hade, vyklot
zlo Il pradelny a VskocivSi d(
svG komurky, z~aVrelo Sc II
ma klic.
NeslySnym krokem prise
spravec Ike dverim, zat'ukal
ne a rekl potichu: "Fany, me
te rozum a nedelejte hloupo
sti!'
Ale dGvcc neodpovedelo.
Vaclav dnes nebyl praci
Kdo Sc V ned6li suGastnil nc
Jake taneGni Zabavy, nebyl
pondeli zaneSen do stridy. T
ZaVcdl spraVce pc ple3u, ktcr
poradal vzd6lavaci spolek de
nicky. Tenkrat dival Sc n
spolek jeSte skrz prst va treb
re Sc plesu sam sucastni
rekl Sichtmistrovi: "Kdo tai
cuie, ma V pondeli voIno, alb
Sc mohl vyspati.'
Toto zavedeni spraVcOvo V
padalo jake veIika blahosklo
most, ale hornici d0bfe v6del
re je to msta. Kdo byl ma pl'
su, priSel o jednodennl Vyd.
lex. A toto naflzeni pax |
zUstalO V platnosti pro vSec.
ny plesy. Vaclav tedy V po
deli do prace neSel, v6da, ;
by no znamkujici naddul
vratil. Lezel ma lavici Il spo,
ku vyspavaje. O dasate hoe
ne vzbudila no matka volai
udeSene: 'Jdi honem k Sucl
melovdm! Byl tu pro te'
chlapcc. N6co Sc tam stalo.''
Nebylo tfeba VacIava Dol
yeti ku spechu Nemvslil
max, nez ze sc Franti$ka ro
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svuj dbor tax, ably slouzil "a
rance jeji krase. Vypadala ia
ko planoucf rubin S pozadim
Icerneho sametu. "Vypravejte
mne, jak Sc VAN vedlo," dralo
Sc il Sc rt1. "A co YAM pT;ho-
dilo cd te dolby, co jste zde?
lax Sc vede vasf matince?"
"Pofad stejne", odpovedel
Montague, "rada by, abyste
e u nj zastavila Ultra rano."
"Zajiste," pravila Lucy :
to Dude nejprvnejsi veci.
orve nez pdjdu kamkoli jinam.
A Nanny Lucy? Jak Sc We
lie Nanny Lucy?" (Mammy,
5ernosska chuva; pom. pfekl)
"Te Sc vede dobfe," odvetil.
'Je vsecka vytrzeni, re vas
| spatrf."
"Reknete il, re pfijdu!' pra
| 5ila. "Uvidim Nanny Lucy
Iradeji nez brooklynsky most"
Vedla no k sedadlu, posadi-
IA Sc prot nemu, pohlcujic no
ocima. "Pripada mne to, jake
| 5ych byla Ease d6vcetem, kdyz
7as vidim," pravila.
"Coz pax Sc pocitate mezi
| ,tare?" tazal Sc Montague.
smeje Sc.
20, ia Sc citim starou' pra-
lila Lucy, S nahlym pohledem
oazne, "nedovedete 81 to
mi pTedstaviti, Allane. Ale
1echci, ably kdo o tom vedel!"
A pax volala dychtive: "Pa-
natuiete Sc ma rybnik, We KITE
rem I'll ten velky alligator? A
IA lonely? ppm. pfekl. To-
| mel virginsky, angl. presjm-
mon, vysoky strom V jiznich
| ,tateh S jedlym ovocem). A Ma
| 3tareho Joe?"
Allan Montague pamatoval
Sc ma vsechny ty v6ci; prube-
| hem nasledujfci pul hodiny
| Jzpomn6l 81 malem ma vSech-
ny ty r~ozrusujici pribehy, iez
lazili on a Oliver a Lucy Cd te
LOBBY co Lucy byla dosti stara,
| by dovedla choditi. A vypra-
eel il nejposlednejsi novinky 0
rSech sousedech a 0 vSem sill
sebnietvu, ma ktere 81 vzpo-
nnela. Vypravel il take o
mrti sveho otce, a jak dim
hoTel, a jak prodali plantlz a
dstehovali Sc ma sever,
"A iak Sc YAM vede;"AIla-
le?" tazala Sc. r'v'r
"Prova1im pravnickou pra-
-, pravil. Mcclellan imGnI,
lie isem s to platiti svo uGty.
\ to ie vice, nez svedou l"Ckte
/ mi Tide tonic m5stG."
TO 81 dovedu preastaviti."
)ravi'a Lucy. "Pfi cello tie IA
Il <rdmH ma Pate Aven"e' @
IA Vim. re utratim vsechnO. co
nam, hned prvni tydaG. A
ento hotel = vidte, to je o.
ravdu hrozne!"
"Rekl YAM jiz Oliver ceny?"
%oravil Montague S Gsm6vem.
"Ano, ale az Sc We mne dech
zatajil," pravila Lucy. "Jak
len to svedu, vSechny ty veci?"
"Musite 81 to $ MIN projedna
j." del Montague. "Vzal 81
1as ma starost a nechce, abych
;e mu do toho pletl.'
Gale ia potrebuji vasi rady"
oravila Lucy. "Vy iste obchod
Tx, a Ollie nebyl nikdy nic j.
,6ho npz hOch"
collie naucil Sc mnohGmu,
: 20 ie V New Yorku," odvetil
Allan.
"Mohu YAM n9kolika slovy
ypov6d6ti, jak to by!c sc
nnou," pokracoval pc male
orestavce. "Privedl mne sem
4 WHO'LL mne, re timto zpuso-
Dem muslin ziti, chci-li sc do
,tati do spolecnosti. ZhusiI
sem to neiaky cas-, ale shleda.
: sem, ze Sc mue veci, jez isem
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tehdejSlch plantaZnich spole-
censkych kruhG; a pax Lucy
s%trojivala obrazy a divadla a
uvadivala V 1zas divaky jake
%princezna z Vychodu nebo ja-
ko kralovna Noci.
Matka jejf zemrela, kdyz by
la jeste velmi mala, i vyrostla,
majic jedine otce "a spolecni-
ka. Soudce Dupree byl jed
1im z mfstnich bohacu a Easy
,aval vsim svou dceru ale Ii
de ffkali, re Lucy tezce pociti
nedostatek zenske pece, a to-
% proroctvi Sc tragicky vyplni-
%. PTiSel muz, mnohem stay
i nez ona, ale Sc salbou roma
| III kolem seTe a tajemstv1 la
sky nahle Sc zjevilo Lucii a u
| 2hvatilo il jake jest6 zadne ji-
ne rozechv6nf pred tim.
JednohO dine zmizela a Mon
tague il pax jiz nikdy nespa.
tril. Vedel, re Sc odstehovala
do New Orleansu a slysel po-
vesti, re je velmi neSt'astna,
protoze jejf manzel byl marno
tratnfk a prostopasnik. Sotva
rok pc jeji svatbe zvedel Mon
tague, re jeji manzel prisel Q
zivot pfi jizde.
PAX o nj neslySel, az kratce
90 SVEN prichodu do New Yor-
Su, kdyz noviny z jeho dome
"a ~pfinesly zpravu o nmrti
'oudce Dupreea. A asi pred
| ydnem poslala Lucy dopis je-
10 bratru Oliveru Montague
wi, sd6lujic, re prijede do
| New Yorku, snad k trvalemu u
5idleni Sc tam, a zadajic, ably
il prisel naproti a vyhledal il
byt V nejakem hotelu.
Montague byl zadostiv, iak
Isl vypada cd tie DOLBY, co j
nevidel. Byl zadostiv, jak j
5ech pet let utrpeni a zkuse-
nosti zmenilo; ida seslabilo to
je.ji zaniceni a vysusilo jeji
zdroje veseli. Zvaznela-li Lu-
cy byla mu necim, co 81 nedO-
gedl dobTe pTedstaviti.
A pax opet pojimaly no pc.
chybnosti - neduveroval "a
chveni, ktere vzpominka ma r.
Y mem vyvolavala. Bude Lucy
S to zachovati 81 sve kouzlo '
soutezi Sc vsim, co mu jiz zivoi
ID t6 dolby prinesl?
Jeho sneni bylo preruSenC
OliVerem, ktery vstoupil S ota1
kou, ida 81 preje jiti S MIN j
naproti. "Ty JIM vlaky s.
vzdycky o nekolik hodin zpo
zdi," pravil. "Rekl jsem sv6
mu sluhovi, ably tam sci a tele
tonoval mn6."
"Budes il miti ma starosti,
pravil Montague, dude l6pe
kdyz Sc S nj setkaS prvni. REX
nj il, re prijdu vecer." A ia
= prisel do velkeho apartmentni
no hotelu, - do tehoz, kan h
byl Oliver puvodn6 (kdyz pr
F.. sci poprve do New Yorku) L
vedl. A tam byla Lucy.
i Byla zcela taz jako drive
i Poznal to n6kolika okamz
cich; byla to taz veselost, Ia
D dychticost; byla to taz kras;
a jez 81 podmanovala musk
O srdce. Nebylo ami iedin6 vri
: ky starosti V jejich rysech, =
. byla dokonaly kvet, pine roi
witty.
al PfiSla k menu, ztahujic n:
Globe sve ruce V ustrety. Cali;
ne!' zvolala, "Allane! ia
k isem rada, re vas opet spatf1
= ji" A chopila ODE ieho rue
d lido svych a stalaa divala Sc T
J. n6ho. "Bozinku, jak jste v
u rostl a iak iste zvazn6l! Men
II Ii pax balcony, Ollie?"
e. Oliver stall vedle Mich, poz
a rule ie. Usmal Sc suse. "P.
10 mne je ponekud prilis epicky
e. pravil.
y 80, iak bajecn6 .je to, op
vas videti!" zvolala. "Pfiva
I, npn6 70 ooJoe14 ,,Soi ,,oioIp,
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IA PRfcINOU

IA PRfcINOU odiezdu 2
mesta proda Sc dunn dvouro.
dinny, So vsim modernim Zari
zenim. BlizSi Sc sdeli elsie
1858 Marston Ave. v Corlett.
GIL
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PRODA Sc n,

0 Sc novy moderni
dun 0 6ti pokojich. do tri ty-
dnu Dude dohotoven. Haste
So Y elsie 1886 E. 140 st. V Mt.
Pleasant. GIL
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PRIME Sc schopna zena
k obslouzeni hostu pr tabuli.
Dobra mzda. Haste Sc v Man
haitian restaurantu, $3.50
Broadway. go
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"cely pryc mad tim, re Sc Sc
tkam 8 tou Lucy Dupreeovou."
"Kdo ii o nj povidal?" tazal
Sc Allan Montague.
collie o nj kazdemu povida"
del Reggie. "Zni to opravdu
iako pohadka. Ale bojim Sc,
re asi prehanel."
"Jak Sc IDA, Tide jew snahu
prehaneti," pravil Montague,
mluvf-li o Lusy."
"Jsem skutecne k Will nj &C.
lily u vytrzeni," pravil Reggie.
Allan Montague Sc ma n6ho
podfval a usmal Sc. Nebylo
zadnych znamek rozechveni
ma Reggiovi. Prisel, ably do
vedl Alici do kostela "a byl W.
brane p~fistrojen a n%apusten
vonavkou a mel nadhernou ma
| chovou orchidei v knoflikove
dirce. Montague, naklonen ma
Fad We velke kozene lenOsce a
pozoruje no, usmival Sc V du-
chu pri myslence, re Reggie pc
klada Lucy Ia novy druh kve-
tn, Sc kterym Sc Dude moci bly,
skati pc Pate Avenue a buditi
pozornost.
"Je velka ci mala?" tazal
Sc Reggie.
"Je ash tax velka jake ty,"
odpovedel Montague, COZ zna-
clio ovsem velmi malou posta-
WI.
Allie vstoupila v teto chvili V
novem jarnim uboru. Reggie
rychle povstal a zdravil il Sc
svou nevyhnutelne %prehnanou
zdvorilostf.
Ma to Sc tazal: "Znate il ia
KEEP"
"Koho? Lucy?" tazala Sc A
ice. "Chodila jsem s nj do
skoly."
"Plantaze soudce DIprea
sousedila S nasi," pravil Mon
tague. "My vSichni rostli jsme
pospolu."
"Nebylo skoro dine, abych
il nevid6la, al do jeji svatby,''
pfipojila Alice. "Provdala Sc V
sedmnacti letech, = "a muze
mnohem starsiho nez ona."
"Od te DOLBY jsme il ami jed
nou nespatfili,' podotkl Allan.
"Bydlila v New Orleans"
"a nyni je il teprve dvaa-
dvacet let," zvolal Reggie.
"Vsechna moudrost vdovy d
ysechen puvab naivky!" A S
posunkem obdivu powell ru.
ce.
"Ma penize?" tazal Sc.
"Mela jich dost pro New Or.
leans, znela odpoved. "Ne.
vim, jak to Dude S New Yor
kem."
each coz, del premitave
eide lezi vsude kolem spoustf
) ~penez."
Odvedl pax Alici ma jeji Pc
bOznost, zanechavaje Allan:
vzpominkam, jez zminka o Lu
ley Depreeove byla probudila
il Allan Montague zamilova
. Sc do Lucy We SVEN zivote as
Sestkrate; pocalo to, kdyz j
ieste nosili ma rukou, a opako
/, valo Sc to S prestavkami az d
n ljeji svatby. Lucy byla krask
Ereolskeho typu, S havraniE
: vlasem a nadhernym made
2 chem; a Allan me pred ocim
a tn tvar plnou veseli, s rychl
;? menivymi rysy, ma ktere Shy
smich Sc honily jake dubnoy
: lpfehanky pc obloze.
Lucy byla male stvofeni, ia
byl fekl, ale byla zdrojem rf,
!, kypujici energie. OzivovaI
!, cd prvni chvile osamnelou d,
macnost, a kazdy kdo sc k
~, pfiblizil, poddaval Sc jejin
. kouzlu. Allan pamatoval 5
CT iak iednou vessel do domu
spatril vazneho a ctihodnel
a predsedu statniho soudu ma Z
sli mi ma rukou a kolenou a Luz
l3 sedela mu ma zadech.
- px-1n Io.,1lya, :.
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Billy CERT
ROMAN.
s&.
Napsal Bedrich Moravec.
Napsal Bedfich Moravec.

cd pulnOci az do rama a tako-
We d6vce upracovane ie hnad
ma hromade.
Bal Sc, re zastihne Fanynku
ma ldzku a byl by skoro zaja-
sal, kdyz vraziv do jizbicky k
S~uchomelovum, spatril j sedi-
CT u stolu, S hlavou oprenou 0
diane, ale cervenou V obliceji,
tedy zdravou. Suchomelova
ITALIA zarazena u sporaku, Su-
chomel dlouhymi kroky pre-
chazel Pc sv6tnici rozkladaje
'ukama, patrne jest6 nasled-
KEN rozmluvy, ktera Sc tn Cd
oyvala, nez Vaclav vstoupil.
"To je hanba, Vaclave," O.
rlovil vstoupivsiho Suchomel.
"Pustil il re sluzby k Will
mne?" zeptal Sc Vaclav. "No,
TO neni nestesti."
"Kdyby bylo jen to-" rekl
Suchomel nakvasen6, "ale co
81 ten zhyralec proti menu d.
t6ti dovolil -
"Frantisko, co Sc stalo?"
zvolal Vaclav zblednuv leknu-
tim a prikrocil rychle ku sv6
milence.
Jak il odtrhl ruce cd oblice
je, poznal, lie je u~plakana a
ted' vypukla znovu V plac, W.
hla Sc mt V naruc a ukryla o.
blicej ma jeho prsou.
"Frantisko, zlato, mluv! Co
Sc stale? Vyhnal te k Will
mn6, volal Vaclav cely udese-
ny.
tx vuli tobe MIC" hovorila
hlasem pferyvanym placem.
Gale ia Sc ii to stydim rlci.'
"Jen mi vSechno powell"
zvolal skoro prisne. "Tyral t6?
Me-" zavrt6la hlavou, "ale
chtel ma mne neco, o Gem Je
hanba povidati.'
Vaclav Sc cely zachvel. "a
y?" zeptal Sc k nepoznanl
menenym hlasem.
Divka pomalu zdvihla hla-
; u, usmala Sc ma n6ho skrzc
Ivy a fekla S vyrazem odda-
6 lasky: "VySkubla isem SC
III, dala jsem PAM vypoved' a
a jsem domu."
Frantiska So smala, Sucho-
lel nadaval spravci.
ALE tohle mu take nedaru-
- hrozil VaclaV, kdyz MI
rantiska podrobn6 vypove
Ella, jaky navrh j Gelauer u
nil. ia Sc no proslm 0 jehC
uzbu IA takoVou ob6t'. Do
fe isl uCinila, he isl hned o
asla, uz by ii pokoje medal
a iaro budes moi a do Il
oby tie uzivim."
"Nic 81, VaSicku, proslm t6
; spravcem nezaCinoj, prosi
no FrantiSka. "Mstil by S
ia mne."
"A co by Sc mi mstil?' trh
Vaclav zlostne. "kdyby S
/ mne jan kriV6 podival, ma
'oblm mt toho, re to tax bl
nevyii. Nam ted prot ne
II zbran."
"Prosim te, maS-li mne rae
Npust' to 2 hlavy,' hovofil
'antiSka vazn6. mic Sc nest
,, tax proc Sc zlobiS? Kdyb
> pfislo ma vefejnost, mel
lch ia take hanbu. Zbytecn
IS rozdelal lidske reel. A
znaS. Snad by ami nikdo N
.ril, re jsem jeho naVrh OF
lila. Povidalo by Sc pax
ne a to nechci. Odejdu c
ahy, slulbu najdu hned
sc dostaneS Ike draze, bud
ii psati q Y Nemirov6 nem
/ nikdo vedeti, proc jsem
lesla.'
i, MAS pravdu, mole zlato
L ouhlasil VaclaV, kdyz
&c new preset. "Jsi moudra a |
oe ,e n|ejlepe, kdyz odejdeS, acl
W CO mi linda top no foh6 q
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PRODAJl Sc diva mladi ta5
nj kone. Haste Sc v elsie 3744
E. 131. ul. =?
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PRODA Sc dobre .jdouci
grocerni obchod s prodejem
peciva, zmrzliny, doutnlku a
jineho zbozi. Adressa Sc sdeli
V adm. Sveta. 9-13
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PRODA Sc dunn 9 sesti DO.

Sc dunn O sesti po-
kojich, tepla voda, fernes,
skrin ma knihy, china kabinet,
stav6n z tvrdeho drlvi, vsech-
no zarizcni. Haste Sc u A.
Kral, 1902 Hlavin Ave. q L.
131 ul., jizne Cd Miles Ave.
9-13
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PRIME Sc divka neb zeha
myti nadobi. Dobra mzda.
Hast Sc y Prazske jidelne,
Broadway. 90
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PRO DoSPELE | PRO DfTKY

nejlepsi spodhi pradlo a pun
toch ykoupite "a mirne ceny v
striznich obchodech gu Koude
H." V elsie Abs Broadway,
(vedle pozarni stanice) a V ci
sic 1888 Warner Rd. $40
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PRlJMOU Sc zrucni zehlici
ma zehleni kabatn a divky ma
Staflrovani a prislvani knofli-
XII. Haste Sc elsie 3716 E..
10. ul. ?
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PRIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt
;e zvlastnim vchodem sc sni-
aneb bez. Haste Sc V CT
lie 1924 Hamm Ave. Oil
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PRODAJf Sc kamna ma
dobre zachovala. Haste
Sc V elsie 1920 Carton Ave.
Oil
The Republican journal., 1919-05-01

The Memorial Sunday exercises will
be held in the Baptist church May 25th,
when Prof. Calvin N Clark of Bangor
will speak to the Thomas H. Marshall
Post and its allied bodies at the special
request of the veterans. Prof Clark has
supplied this pulpit the past winter
The Republican journal., 1919-05-01
|PEPTON X
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valescing from coughs, colds,
bronchitis and other similar dis
orders, and to properly assimi-
late your food.
Take Peptona. You will feel
increased vigor for your daily
duties.
For sale only by
READ & HILLS.
The REXALL Store,
Belfast, Maine
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the corporators
of the Searsport Savings Bank will be
held at their banking rooms Saturday,
May 10, 1919, at 10 a. M, for the choice
act on any other business that may legal
ly come before the meeting.
JAS. P. NICHOLS, Clerk.
Searsport, April 80, 19l9.-2wl8
The Republican journal., 1919-05-01
Notice to Farmers

Notwithstanding contrary reports, the
SACO VALLEY CORN CANNING co.
will pay five cents pound -four cents a
pound and one cent pound war bonus
the same as last year, for sweet corn at
the Belfast cannery for the season of 1919.
S. A. PARKER, Agent.
The Republican journal., 1919-05-01

You are cordially invited to the Watch
Tower Bible Students meeting in G. A.
R. Hall, Church Street, Belfast, Maine,
May 7th, at 730 p. m. Pastor j. F.
Stephenson OF Pittsburg, Pa, will be the
speaker, Topic "The Dawn of New
Era" This service is absolutely free.
Don't forget the date and place.
The Washington times., 1919-08-17

the Duchess with the of her visitors and friends
Thus evil eyes and ears opened and evil tongues
began to wag until they caused the utter undOg Of the
innocent young Duchess.
Alfonso In vain tried to tx the lovers Of his wife
she was as tactful they prudenbut he not
without means to his end The Duchess early gave symp
toms of i'll health In Florence she the strongest Of
all her fathers family but at Ferrara she became delicate
and victim to incessant sickness What could it BET
The court physician limited at possible heir but the
Duke knew that impossible, far he person
ally concerned Nevertheless it served its purpose The
Winter came on and the Duchess was confined to her
apartments in the palace suffering from continual fever
and nausea. Maestro Brassavola-Of good report a
specialist in feminine aments-treaed her
fully Unhappy Lucrezia-no mother to console her,
friend speak to her. all alone in the big palace with
kindly atendants-neary sobbed herself to death Daily
bleedngs and cuppngs further diminished her strength
Some say that Don Francesca her brother was urged by
his mother pay Lucreza visit but the bad terms upon
which he stood with Duke Alfonso an efectual bar
to his mission.
Whether from fear premeditated cruelty the
Duke entered the sick roOm and seemed entirely
Indifferent to his poor young wife. Indeed he continued
his life of prOdigaity and sefndulgence unrebuked as
must suppose by his conscience.
At last the Duchess condition became critical that
the physicians could longer disguise the danger and
they intimated to the Duke the approach of DEATH Then
and then only Alfonso found his way to his wife bed
Sde With sorrowful, stricken face she greeted him
afectionaely and remorse seemed at length to have
brought him to his He became the tender of
and watched by his dying wife day and nght-bu
the poison had worked its cause
At midnight, April 21, 1861 after months of cruel
suffering neglected arOnted and wrOnged the innocent
soul of poor young Lucrez Duchess of Ferrar passed
into another world She not yet seventeen years old
lin bitter experience of life hardshps she was seventy
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maue
confession, hitherto unreveaed to his brother the Grand
Duke.
ISa5eLEa de Medici StTQngIed
BY Her Jealous Husband.
HE dinner party numerous and merry, but not one
OF the company was gayer than the host The Prin.
Isabella de Medc Duchess of Braeciano sat beside
him and he offered her many loverke attentions Every.
tween the Duke and Duchess and wondered greatly there
at After very pleasant musical evening the company
separated for the night and the Duke passing into his
own bedchamber, invited his wife to enter with him.
Was it instinct or it second sight which caused
Isabella steps falter the Threshold She trembed
as her husband held aside the aFras turned deadly pale
and retreatng for moment she whispered to her lady
in-aiting, Donna Luereza de FFeseobad "Sha enter
shall noti' Braeeiano's voice again raised in
gentle persuasiveness, and taking her by her hand
elammy cold he asked her. laughingly why she
held back.
She bade Donna Lucrezia goodnight very tremulousy
and then the curtain fell and Isabella alone with her
lord. The in its usual state but truth to tell
she had not lain there for many long night and the
Duke continued to talk afectOnatey and to prepare for
bed she began to feel less alarm Without ado she
flung herself into deep loungng chair and began to
mediate and to chatter.
Seating himself by her side Braccano began to earess
her hands and to fondle her In his arms and when he
noted that she had given herself entirely to his win and
pleasure amOrouS faithful wife more, he swift
y reached down for eorda di eOlo-a horses halter
which he had placed behind the chair Impantng i'm
passioned kiss upon those lovely lips which had long
yearned for husbands embrace he adroitly threw the
rope round his wfes neck and pulling it aut in wild
of rage, he Stranged her-holding until her
struggles ceased.
Then he east her fair body from him and spurned it
with his foot though it had been some foul and lOath
some thing Thus perished, in her hirtysxth year. Isa
bella de Mediei wife of PaOO Giordano 0rsni-as sim
full she lovely but much snned against than
aiming, after all
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At the autopsy her body Maestro Pasqua of Florence
declared that death caused by putrid fever Thus
was the Duke duplicity preserved.
PierO de Medici, Brother Of Grand Duke
francesca, Slabs HE Young Wife 20 Death.

THE great doors Of the Palace Of Cafaguoo were wide
open, and with much trepdation the Princess mount
ed the marble steps The door of every also was
open and the pulled aside but nowhere could she
hear her husband Very uncanny everything felt
the silence almost suffOcating and the darkness
threw weird shadows athwart her and her companions
At the entrance of the rOom which she deemed to be
Pierosthey had lived together there or indeed
anywhere she knew not where he slephe Princess Flea
nora paused afrighted. She had heard rustic! She
had seen sOmethingl It hand held beyond the
arras-and there was pOignard within its grasp!
Fer she could cry out take step backward sud-
den savage blow struck her breas-she fell stabbed to
death. The hand the hand of Piero de Medici!
Eleanora was deadl Her life's blood erimsoned in
CORY stream the marble Intel and Piero gazed at the
victim of his desertion, lust and hate-he ewas mad
Kneeling upon his knees in the hesh darkness he
tried to sanch that ruddy stream Then he laved his
hands in her hot blood and conveyed his raging
lips! Reason presently asserted herself and throwing
himself PROSTATE along the floor he hanged his head there
upOn calling out in frenzy of remOrse for mercy for his
deed.
"God of Heaven he pleaded; "judge between my
wife and mel that will do penance for my deed
and never wed again"
The short Summers night early gave place to the
dawn-not rosy that sad morning, but OvercaSt-glOom
in everything
PierO was still praying by his dead wfes side when
the tramp of footsteps upon the gravel outside the house
fell upon his ears Swiftly he and closed the en-
trance DOORS and calling in a creature of his-a base
born medico-he ordered him to make there and then
autopsy of the corpse and report according to his
press instructions.