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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-13

to needless humiliation, both by the
questions submitted and by the meth
cd and manner of inquiry and examina-
tion into the cases; that the agents of
the said trustees have been in the habit
of emphasizing to applicants that they
were making themselves objects of
charity by accepting any money from
this trust, and have in other ways en-
deavored to- make such applicants I'M
derstand thatait was disgrace on their
part to apply for orsreceive any part of
this money That many worthy, poor
seanstresses, sneedlewomen and shop
girls in temporary need for, various rea-
sons have, after one experience with
the said Bradley or his agents, and aft
er receipt of humiliating letters from
him, declined, no matter what their
needs, to apply for relief toithe trustees.
That it has been the common custom
for the trustee Bradley and his agents
to submit applicants, and apparently
Intentionally, to humiliation and in
dignity in dealing with them. Il
THAT in many instances the trus-
tee Bradley and his agents in eases
where relief was asked by poor seam
stresses, needlewomen and shop girls
in the town of Brattleboro have de.
manded notes and other obligations for
repayment of moneys advanced, appar-
emily intending to administer the re-
lief By way of loans rather than gifts
and in many cases have demanded that
benefciaries transfer by written instru
ment to the trustees, in return for pres.
ent help, personal estate or property
if any, which they might thereafter ac.
quire. That many poor seamstresses
needlewomen and shop girls in the town
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BENEFIcIARIEs : SAY.
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matter of rendering relief and support
to poor seamstresses, needlewomen and
shop girls as aforesaid, and have fire.
auently refused to render any relief or
support to cases entitled thereto, solely
for the reason that such eases did not
fall within the rules and regulations
thus established Defendants say that
said rules and regulations have not
been made in writing, so faT%as they
know, but have been stated from time
to timothy agents of the trustees and
BY the trustee Bradley and the entire
set of rules and regulations in this mat
Ter, if one has been adopted is unknown
to these defendants. That it has been
made public that the said trustees iii
the matter of relief to poor seamstress-
es, needlewomen and shop girls in the
town of Brattleboro would not furnish
relief when eases did not fall within
their rules and regulations and that
many cases have arisen where poor
seamstresses, needlewomen and shop
girls in the town of Brattleboro We're in
need and fairly entitled to relief under
the terms of the trust and have made
no application for relief by reason of
the publicity given to the fact that the
rules and regulations aforesaid would
be bar.
That in the treatment of poor
seamstresses, needlewomen and shop
girls in the town of Brattleboro who
have been applicants for relief under
the terms Of the trust and entitled
thereto, the trustee Bradley and his
agents have subjected such applicants
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-05-13
WEST BRATTLEBORO.

The Parent Teacher association will
meet in the academy at 3.45 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Plans for the
state Parent-Teacher association to be
held here May q and % will be dis
cussed by Mrs. F. w. Pior, president of
the association.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-02

into running. for sheriff of Cuya- hoga-co, but he isn't politically am bilious just now. He wants to be councilman just because he is i'm buei with civic pride. He thinks his opponent has had the job too long-ten years.
 T want to be councilman to work for better conditions in my ward. " Johnny told me. we need better recreational faciiities-better play grounds. better bathing beaches and more grass and trees"
 He's making speeches every night. They've got a kick in them, too.
 There's only one thing that wor. ried him in his campaigning and that was the handshake.
 At first they nearly killed me gripping my hand" said Johnny But I beat 'em to it now. I get the grip first and then with my other hand over his sort of push back his thumb and he can't squeeze this old broken fist"
 Kilbane is not rolling in wealth but he has quite a nice little for tune made from the ring. He's dabbled in real estate extensively and he may go into the business later on. His ambition now is tc start huge physical culture schoo in Cleveland-not an ordinary one but an establishment on the toI floor of one of the new skyscrappert where there will be plenty of Gods sunshine and fresh air.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-02
CELNARS TO BE HERE MONDAY
 FOR FRIDAY GO

Johnnie Celmars the Los Angeles welterweight' who fought Frank LQughery to a standstiu on Oct. 24 in one of the hardest ring battles ever staged in southern Arizona, and who meets Russell Chambers of Douglas here on Friday night, will arrive in Bisbee tomorrow and will begin immediately to complete his training. This information was con- veyed to o. s. French, manager of the Bisbee Athletic club yesterday in a letter from Bob Sweeney, Celmars' manager, who declares that the fighter is in excellent shape. having taken up his training as soon as the match between him and Chambers had been arranged, and will be in first-class shape when he steps into the ring. Sweeney will accompany his man to Bisbee.
 With Kid George actively in train ing with him Chambers began yes terday his intensive course of sprouts for the bout. George has had world of experience in handling men and it is believed that his instructions to the Shelter City boy will improve him greatly during the remainder of the training period.
 Tickets for the program will be placed on sale today and may be ob- tained at the following places:
 French's Annex Tammany Hall, Wallace's cigar store jand Whites Smoke House.
 Lowell: Seeley's cigar store.
 Tombstone: Boyd's drug store.
 Douglas: Ames' smoke house.
 Frank Ford, who meets Bob Collins in the semi-final, has started train ing at the Y. M. c. A., where it was reported yesterday that he is round ing into shape nicely, and will be in Al condition when he meets the con queror of Al Mauch on Friday night. Collins is working hard also, and with Ford's challegence to fight Collins on a winner-take-aIl basis, the fans are due to a real fight ac- cording to predictions made yester- day.
 Betting on the main event on Fri day night has been more brisk and spirited than in any other fight for some time according to those who are watching the wagers. For two or three days there has been plenty of Celmars money in sight with more to come it is announced while the followers of Chambers are covering all that they can reach. The bettors are matching it appears from the conversations Celmars' experience, cleverness and hitting ability against Chambers strength and speed, as well as against his rabbit punch at which he has shown himself to be an expert.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-02

The past week has been an epochal one in the tournament. MT Wilson's remarkable feat of bowling a score of 252 for one game has set a mark which will not easily be surpassed. uBt as George Mieyr says, the aver age bowler is always an optimist, and each one is hoping that his next game will be one that will be famous in the annals of the local alleys.
 The c. 6 A. team established a new team match score Thursday eve ming, 1,51S pins. Captain Amos wears a confident smile and declares the score will stand as the tournament record
 Wilson, Amos, Rogers and Potter are among the bowlers to surpass 200 during the week just ended.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-02
BIG BOSS DRIVES
 TRUCK IN STRIKE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-Francis B. Reeves, Jr., active head of the Reeves, Parvin & CO., wholesale grocer firm, drove one of the com pany's big, trucks during the strike of truckmen.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-02
'. M |. A. WINS
 BOWLING MEET

Standing of the teams at the com pletion of tke fourth series of matches in the bowling tournament at the Y. M. c. A. was as follows:
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-02

A soft drink company turned over five carloads of sugar to supply the depleted sugar bowls of the citizens of Winnipeg, Canada.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-02

No job of printing too small none too large. If you want it done right Phone 29, Review.
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KAPITOLA MI.
Noznami hratfi.

Diva clenove spolku "Nezna
mych bratri" octli Sc prosiran
ne podzemni mistnosti, jez
skvele osvetlena. byla petrole-
jovvmi lampami jez po stenach
v hojnem poctu byly rozvese-
ny. kamenna podlaha byla po
kryta olejovym platnen a ma
he cih!ove steny oveseny byly
cervenou latkou, ktera V zafl
sveteI mistnosJi dosti privetive
no vzhledu dodavala.
Uprostred mistnosti te byla
dlouha tabuie, maiici pc kaz-
de strane sest sedaddl a ma kaz
dem dvou koncu lenoSku.
Vsecka sedadla az ma dye by
la zaujata tato dive pax Eau.
jail prave vpusteni diva zakef'
nici Massey a Tomlin.
Ma stole staly lahve vlnen
a koIalkami, bednicky doutn
ky a nadoby S. rozlicnymi "a
husky.
ShromazdGin to vyhlizelo We
mi podivne a rceme prlSerne
nebot' kazdy z pfltomnych me
oblicej svIlj zakryty cernou Sd
metovou skraboSkou.
Na-kazdem sedadle bylo jm'
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dun o 6

velkych svetnicich, koupelna.
Lot jest 40 phi 240 a plal str.
Vezme sc lot neb vym6nl ia
farmu. Haste Sc V elsie 36O5 E.
1Ao III. y Kinsman. 5-28
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ZALOZTE 81 DOBRY DO
NOV MA FARME.

Zde mate ma vymenu, neb "a
hotove, urodou, neb bez. Pre-
sVedcte Sc.
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nOu:
"Neprekazejte mi, chci vi
det tatinka a vsechny, ktere
jsem tax milovala. Podrzte nuj
obraz V upomince, az jiz tu ne
budu -"
"Celesto, mluveni te unavu-
je," napominala il Albina, "a
tim CO Betsy vypukla V plac a
osetfovala sve nemocne dite.
90, to bude bro pryc," od-
povede!a Celesta.
Namaha lekarova nespomo-
hla. N6kolik tichych vzdechu
Celesta zesnula ma veky. Jiri
uchopil malou rucku a pokryl
j polibky. Markyza vrhla Sc
zoufala k mrtve. Ze dvou je-
jlch dltek lezelo jedno pred nj
mrtvo, druhe dalce ztraceno..
Jako vzdy, vzdoroval mar
kyz i tentokrate neStesti. Uci-
nil sam vsechny pripravy, k
pohfbu sve dcery, obsCaral u
mrtni ornament zemrele, napi3
ma hrob. V d!ouhych hodinach
beze spanku cetl vzdy znovu
zpravu, kterou mu Vilem zasa-
dill dobre min6nou ranu. V clan
ku Sc pravilo, re Max day
.gues-Vives pred lety uprchl Z
Move Kaledonie, re zije Sc svo
Iji rodinou pod nepravym jme-
mem V Anglii, a re byl widen
We trancii. Pronasledovan po-
licii Zmizel. ale ponevadz je
Ivydan ma neho zatykac, da Sc
" brzku ocekavati jeho zatceni.
Cd te dolby. co vysia tato
Izprava, uplynuly diva dny, aniz
lby bylo co blizsiho znamo. Ta-
TO neiistota vysilovala marky-
jze i jeho okoli.
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2 xxx.

Celesta odpocivala 'sotva je-
den den ma SVEN vecnem lozi,
kdyz markyz obdrzel od Vile
ma nasledujici list:
Pane markyzi.
Jak jste Sc dobre zpravenG
strany dozvedel, nalezaji Sc
vsechny vase dluzne pohledav-
ky V obnosu jeden million sedil
set dvacet tisic franku mych
rukach. UciniI jsem opatreni,
abyste V t6chto dnech dostal O.
ficielni vyzvani k zaplaceni te-
to sunny.
Kdyz jsem vSak slySel o t6l
KEN neStesti, kIere vas stihlo,
telegrafoval isem, aby rizeni
.bylo odlozeno. Muj roZkaz pfi-
sci iiz pozde. Prominte tedy,
prijde-li YAM oficielni listina
do rukou. Jest to shoda okolno
.sti, na ktere nemam zadnG Vi
my.
Y mych umya,ech Sc dosud
mic nezmenilo. Nebude-li vam
mono vykoupiti svuj podpis,
budu nucen domahati Sc zapla
ceni soudne. Prozatim vas pro
sim, abyste krok meho advoka
Ia poVazOval "a naplarny. Bude
obnoVen teprve tehdy, az mi na
znacite, re vase zdravi a roz-
Ipolozenl vasi mysli vam dovolu
Iji jednati Sc mnOu - ovSen
prostrednictvim treti osoby.
kratce, pane markIzi, pone-
chavam YAM tolik casu, kolik
potrebujete.
S uctou
Vilem L'ureau.
"Padouch!" zvolal markyz,
,podayaje psanl Robertovi 4
Bois-Helieru. Nine urazeti
svoji shovivavosti. Jen at je-
no infamie Sc stane at soud
mi sluhove mne vyzenou Z me-
| no domu. At mne osud jeSte
Itizeji pastihne, nejsem-li dosud
dosti potrestan."
"Nikoliv, pane markyzi!'
zvola2 Jiri, "nikdo vas nevyze-
ne Z vaSeho domu. Muj otec. a
ia vratime YAM vase Stesti
zledname vasl cti zadostiucine
nj
(Pokracovani.)
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MUZSkE koSile do prace, z
modreho sotyse, vsechny miry,
po 7oc kus, Il Koudelu, Abs
Broadway. 5-2S
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rRODA Sc move zhotoveny
dun 0 sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernin pohodlim opatreny We
okoli V Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pricinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podminky velmi mirne. Hla
ste Sc u +. Dohnala, 3G72 E..
131 ul. :?
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TURECKE rucniky po 15c
kus V striznim obchode Il kou
delu, 4735 Broadway, vedle
lasiCu. 5-2S
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EARMY A VENkOVNI DO

MCVY die vaseho prani ma We
vIberu r. J. Mika Co, Char
don. q. ZaSlete mne vasi adre-
SUI aneb mne dopiste. 5-27
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PRODA Sc dunn o ctyrech
;vetnicich S poZemkem o a To-
ech, vSe zarfzeno ma w. "a ul.
:islo 1899. BiizSi sdeli F. Ho-
ak, 1925 Clark Ave. $50
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v kongresu zvou Sc die statu,
proc bychom Sc my nemohll
zvati podle NEST? Tam n. pr.
pravi "dzentlemen lndiany
ma slovo," "dzentlemen Ken
lucky odchyluje Sc cd veci' a
tax dale. My slovo "dzentle-
men" vynechavame ably to zne
10 krarseji a tot jest jediny roz
dill mezi naSi bandou a kongre
sem.'
A vtipny Massey Sc dal u
krutnemu vtipu svemu do smi-
chu.
Zaim prisli oba zakernici k
neproniknutelne houStine, KITE
ra pri svitu mesice tvarnost
cerne hmoty mela. Avsak Ia
kernici patrne vedeli, kterak
Sc do houstiny dostati, nebot'
bez dlouheho obchazeni a ota-
leni rozhrnuli diva mohutne a
huste keTe a protahli Sc, roZhr
nuiica velmi hbite ostatni kro
viska, do saneho srdce housti-
ny, zalezejiciho male myti-
ne, pokryte suchou klestl. Mas
sey prostrcil touto klesti ruku
a hnul velkym kamenem, ktery
sc V zemi otacel. Tudy vchaze
10 Sc do podzemnl ,chodby a
tajne sborovny nejn,ebezpec-
nejsl zlodejske handy Noveho
Yorku.
Massey a Tomlin spustili Sc
dolu do otvoru, zpusobeneho o
tocenim kamene. Kdyz byl ka
men nazpet otocen, takze otvor
Ease uplne zakryval, ublrali Sc
oba zakefnici spesne pohodl-
nou chodbou, nalezajlci Sc asi
dvacet stop pod zeni bezici
primo k rece. Byla ctyfi stopy
siroka q pet vysoka, cihlami
dlazdena a petrolejovymi svl-
tilnami dostatecne osvetlena.
"Mame svrchovany cas-" po
dotknul Massey, divaje Sc pod
jednou lampou ma hodinky.
Ma to Sc dali oba, do velkeho
spechu, az. stanuli pred masiv
mimi kamennymi dvefmi, umi-
stenymi po prave strane chod-
by.
Gilbert Massey zat'ukal.
"Kdo jest?" tazal Sc hlas
zevnitr.
"Mesro proti vcnkovu!' cd
povldal Massey, nebot, to bylc
heslo zlodejskeho bratrstva.
"Mnoholi Neznamych bra.
tri?"
DIVA"
"Vstupte oba!'
Massey a Tomlin vstoupili
naccz sc "a mimi dveTc >zamknl
ly.
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ma, Bostonu, Hardfordu, Hobo
kenu, New Havenu, Jersey Ci-
ity, Richmondu, Norfolku a
Charlestonu.
Jedna lenoska nesla jmeno
"velitel" druha pax ma protiv
nem konci tabule "namestek".
Po nekolik minut byla mezi
"Neznamymi brarry'' volna roz
mluva, nebot' schQze dosud ne
byla zahajena. V6tsina kouri-
la, nektefi pax chvilemi popije
Ii.
Nahle muz sedici V lenosce s
jmenem 'velitel', zaklepal
hrmotne kladivkem ma tabuli,
nacez hrobove ticho podzemni
mistnosti zavladlo.
"Myslim, namestku," pravil
hlasem temnym a skraboskou
tlumenym, "ze pribyti "Balti-
moru' a "Brooklyna" schuzi
nasi doplnilo.'
"Ano, veliteli," odve,il ma
Inestek.
''Pribyli ii diva Neznami bra
tri V cas?' tazal Sc velitel da-
lie.
"Bylo Ma vlas pul treti, kdyz
,vasli," odvetil namestek.
"Vyhnuli Sc tedy pokut6; ale
pres to pfece upozornuii ony
bratry, ably 81 po druhe pospi-
Sill"
Massey a Tomlin kyvli jen
h.avou, ma znameni, re 81 napo
menuti velirelovo k srdci vez-
mOu.
"Neznami bratri! Pc tTimesi
chi pTestavce opet jSne Sc sesli.
TEST mne velice, re vas vsech-
ny opet pohromade nalezam.
Vite, Jake pficiny jsme schuz
ky sve ma tax dlouho odrocili
sPusobenl naSe V tetO krajine
nabylO horlivosti vaSi takOvych
rozm6ru, re vSichni dospeli oby
vatale muzSJi We vybor bdelosti
Sc shlukli sc svate zaprlsaha-
Ii uStvati mas. Pokud sami So
be Sc nezpronevefime, netreba
Sc nam nekoho bati.. Zradce
mohl by nam sice ubllziti, ale
cd toho okamziku nebyl by AM
4 ihodinu svym zivotem upln6 jist
Bratri, tento spolek trva jiz
!po vice roku a "a cely ten cas-
ami jediny Glen jeho nebyl "a
teen; budeme-li tedy jednosVor
ne pracovati a stanov nasich
Svedomite SetTiti, muzema smG
le i pro budoucnost pred stra2
lcem zakona bezpeCni Sc cltitl
| "A 4 te priciny. zakazuji nam
istanovy naSe ma svou pest necG
Ipdnikati; .isem iist, re behem
casu mnohem vice 0 vyhodnost
tohoto moudreho pravidla sc
vsichni presvedclte.
"Bratri. Nemene povinn
| isme vdekem te okolnosti, *
! jeden druhehO nezname. Mo
: hou byti tajni nebo verejni Il
| fednici mezi nami, kterym "a
: jiste bude nejvlce na tom "a
} lezcno, abychom Sc mezi sebol
: neznali, a kteri jiz We sven
' prospechu budou h!edeti, alb,
i zadny z mas polapen nebyl. N
6 kdo nemuze Sc zradcem stat
aniz by Sc sam prozradil. TAX
a tez vite, re jest. povinnosti ka
! deho Z vas, iakmile by nejak
i nebezpeci v6tril, velitele neoC
l1ladne 0 tom zpraviti, ably to
y 10 potrebna opatreni ucini
/ mohl. Bylo by ,zbytecno pi'ipC
+ nenouti vam, jak nesmirn
nam takova vystraha jiz nekt
n likraVe prospela, coz patrn
ii avedci, re nekteIi u clenu a sr
j. iencu nasich V uTadech q sp'
'ecnosti vynikajici postaveni z
Ell ujimaji. Zminuji Sc o to nv Z;
E, mu novych clenu, ably, kdyE
el i'm napadlo zraditi mas, ved6.
A. ze by tom pfipade ziVote
propadli.
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PRODA Sc reznicky obchod

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
kda Sc trzi tydne $500 a vice,
je Gene as S2500.O0. Proda
Sc grocerni a reznicky obchod
s budovou, neb Sc vymeni "a
lot co splatku. - Proda Sc ro-
hovy dun pro ri rodiny, lot
je S5 pri l4O strevicich, nese
S44.00 najmu mesicne a je tie
ba slozit pouze as $500. -
Prodam menSi domek O 4 sv6t-
nicich koupelnou. Je tfeba
slozit pouze malou castku no.
tove. Blizsl podrobnosti 0 tech
to prodejich sdeli Tom. Suchy,
pojist'ujlci pozemkovy jedna
tel, 1902 Beckman Ave. Tel.
Princt. 1876 w. :?
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PRODA Sc dunn Ma ZizkOvS

PRODA Sc dunn ma ZizkOva
0 s9dmi svetnicich Sc vSim mo
dernim zarizenim, koupejna,
zachod, fernes ma horkou vo-
du, tfi skopky ma pradlo, plyn,
elektrika, krasny velky lot
rozmeru 40 phi $50 stfeviclch,
ban na slcpicnik. Cena S4600.
Haste Sc V cisle 1928 E. 40 ul.
5-2S
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Celesta odpocivala sotva je-
den den ma SVEN vecnem lozi,
kdyz markyz obdrzel od Vile
ma nasledujici list:
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tfil bilou postavu, podeprenou
0 strom, stojici bez hnuti.
"Celesto, mila Celesto!"
Oci dftete Sc pzdvihly a ma
bledych rtech objevil Sc usmev.
Avsak paze, jez k nemu chtela
rozprahnouti, klesly il bezmoc
ne dolu, a vicka sc Ease zavre-
la. A kdyz Jiri k nj pi'istoupil
klesla mu do narucl We mdlo-
bach. Jako vycitka trapila
madeho muze mySlenka, re vel
ka laska Celestina k nemu, je
pTicnou teto udalosti a re ten
to mlady zivot chtel Sc obeto-
watt, ably zivot jeho zachranii.
Zmocnil Sc nevyslovny zarmu-
tex ponevadz nemohl vice MI
lovati tuto oddanou dust, jez
pro neho tolik ucinila. Mesa
tento maly poklad We svych ru-
kach ma zamek, prozival nej-
bolestnejsi minuty sveho zivo-
ia. Ma terase Sc detske tilko
tiSe pohnulo, jeji oci Sc Siroce
jeho obraz.
otevrely, jakoby chtely pohltiti
"Jiri, muj Jiri, CO by Sc bylo
stale bez meho zakroceni! Spa
trila jsem pana Lureau jiz V
dalce, ale kdybych nebyla be-
zela tax rychle jak jsem jen
mohla.... .."
Jeji okO Sc ZastrelO. Cele-
sta, bojuiic sc slzami, dodala X
tomu:
"Ona jest .velice krasna, Jill,
a take dobra, jak Sc domnl-
vam. A ponevadz Sc mnou mic
neni...
"BudeS miceti, Celeste! PHI
sve slabosti nesmis sc roZcilo-
vati."
'NesmiS to nikomu prozradl
Iii, co jsem ucinila. Odn9s mne
IIychle do pracovny otcovy.'
Jiri polozil il do houpacl Il
die.
"Kde jest tatinek?" tazala
Sc Celesta, proc neni jeste
zde?"
Jiri vykiadal, ze markyz V
Parizi zmeskal WAX a pone-
vadz prijel pozde vecer do Ca
emu, Jelly mu tam danny napro-
Ii. We skutecnosti Nsak rOzcl-
lilly starce RUNE neOCekavane
Iudalosti tohoto dne jiz V Parl-
I ii. TAX re 81 musel V Caenu ne
kolik hodin odpocinouti.
"Budeme tedy sami obedva-
ti?' pravila Celesta. ITO bude
velice hezke."
Usmev, jimz chtela provaze-
, ii svoje slova, zmizel y nahlem
vyrazu bclesti. Pocala Sc chve'
"a vicka jeji Sc Ease zavrela.
Jiri postal pro lekare a ulo
I'll nemOcnou ma pOhoVku, Y
niz travila vetSinu poslednlcf
let.
4 Celesta otovrela zlehka ocl
uchopila ruku mladeho muze 4
vtiskla na nj vdecny pollock
Byl to TAX studeny dotek, ze
Jiri sc ulell.
"Vidis, jde to Sc mnou ku
konci." pravila Celesta klidne
"Budes mlceti?"
"Ano, je konec, citim TO -.
Ale vykonala jsem prec dobrt
dilo piispela jsem k tvemr
stesti. Ach, chtela bych byt
ma iejim miste. Pred smrt
mohu Sc ii priznati. Milovals
fisem te nevyslovne :. Ma mne
ivSak nesmis docela zapomenol
ii. Jiri.'
Celeste, kdybys v6dela, ia
kou bolest mi pusobiS.'
"Podivej Sc Ma mne a podrz
nne V upomince -"
/ Klesla vysilena do podusek
V tom okamziku obievil st
lekai' a skoro bezprostredne pt
te markyz, unaven a vyterpan
provazen Betsy q Alblnou
Klesl do pohovky.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-21
EIGHT IN TEN AUTOS
SUFFER LOOSE SPOKES

Of the $4,000 cars examined and
tested by agents of the Woodtite Lab
oratories, makers of Spoketite, nearly
80 per cent-78.07, to be exact
showed loose spokes.
The investigation was nation n-Wide
and conducted with strict impartial
ity, particular care being observed
against discrimination or selection of
any one make or type of car.
The Woodtlte people, it seems,
were acuated solely by real need
for statistical data on wood shrink
age under steady use, the better to
meet the fast-growing demand for
their product. By these elaborate
tests they have been enabled to plan
with close eXactitude the big extern
sicns of thir factories this wear.
The month of April was chosen as
best suited for making the tests, it
being a season when temperatures are
less extreme than at any other time
of the year. Fourteen states, with
twenty-seven centers, were used in
the campaign, and the whole $4,000
instances were distributed as equally
as circumstances permitted.
The results are an interesting COM
nentary on the manifestations of
wood shrinkage under normal condi-
tons. At the same time, however
it is no reflection upon wood desira-
bility OF the quality of workmanship
in the auto wheel industry. Wood
en- wheels have their distinctive and
essential advantages for endurance
and utility, and their abandonment is
Il most remote probability.
The chief lesson for consideration
from these tests is that wood will
eventually show shrinkage with time
and usage, no matter how thorough
it's seasoning or how perfect the
Workmanship, but care and prompt
treatment at the first sign of shrink.
age makes it a most satisfactory ma.
terial, The moral of the whole thing
is, tighten your spokes promptly anc
keep them Sc, for economy as wei
as safety,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-21

When you spend YOUR Fourth Of
july vacation at San Diego stop at
Imperial Valley headquarters-the
Maryland Hotel. First class cafe in
connection,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-06-21

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