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New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
The Markets
Stocks

Stock market activity last week
reached peak on Wednesday in q
session Of 1,872,90o shares, the most
active day since the 1,9e6,oo0 shares Of
the Submarine panic" on February !.
1917. On Wednesday the average price
of both railroad and industrial stocks
as shown by The Tribune's compilation
reached new high levels for the wear
AT the close of the week the indus
trial shares had reached the highest
price since the peak of the 1916 mar
ket; the railroad shares on Friday were
the highest since September, 1917.
Trading gradually veered, during the
week, from industrial to railroad
stocks. The influences which deter
mined this were the calling of Con-
gress into session on Monday of next
week, when it is expected to begin i'm
mediately on the railroad problem.
ohe sound technical position of the
rails; the turning of profits from oil.
motor and other speculative shares
into railroad stocks; increasing atten-
ton to the discrepancy in the price
levels of railroad shares and indus
TRIALS, the latter having risen from 70
on February to 101, while the rails
nave risen only from So to II, gain
OF 22 points against a gain of 8. In
addition to this the Street may have
begun to feel that it had been too
pesslmlstic; that as conditions could
be no worse they should get better.
and that the. railroads could not fail
to participate in a coming industrial
prosperity, especially when they will
De called upon to carry an unprece-
dented wheat crop.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Few Time Loans

Banks for the last few weeks have
been asking per cent for time money
Call money has been cheaper than that
on the average, and brokers have been
Of the opinion that it is more apt to
fall below per cent than to go above
Not wishing to be tied up with money
at per cent, their borrowings are now
to highly unusual extent in call
money and not in time funds. This
creates, If not a dangerous position,
at least one in which the banks have
unusual control over the market. A
sudden uprush Of rates or sudden
calling of loans would be embarrassing
to those brokers who have not enough
time loans to absorb the shock.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
The Bond Market

The Victory loan oversubscription of
Sl,5O0,oO0,000, announced on Monday
was important, not only because it will
relieve the banks Of the great volume
of government paper that they now
carry, but because it indicated the
tremendous investment demand of the
country. That investment power. no
longer called upon to give it's first at
oehtlon TO huge government borrowing,
VIII now seek an outlet in private Sc
curltles. 1t has already started to, if
last weeks bond prices may be taken
as an indication. The average price
OF railroad bonds made a sharper ad
vance than in any previous week this
year. Public utility bonds were also
remarkably strong. Industrial bond
prices were irregular.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Yale Professor Joins Staff
Of Liberty National Rank

James F. McClelland, professor Of
mining metallurgy of the Sheffield
Scientific School of Yale University
and q director of engineering research
OF the Hammond Laboratory, has
joined the staff of the industrial de-
partment of the Liberty National
Bank of New York.
MIR. McClelland has had wide experi-
ence, from actual prospecting in the
field to practical research work at
Yale, together with his service as head
of the production engineering depart
ment of the Aircraft Board in DAYTON
during the war. He is an expert geolo-
glst and minerologist and is peculiarly
we'll equipped for his new activities.
lie will serve as consulting engineer
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

not Tor the purposes of peace. The
british disagreed with this policv and
one OF the most eminent British states
men wrote memorandum declaring
that the British were willing to CON-
tlnue their cooperation, at least 50 far
as the distribution of raw materials
was concerned.
"As matter of fact, the Distribution
OF raw materials is vital for Belpium
L rance and Serbia. For instance. what
would happen to France if it were hold
to be improper for the inter-Allied or-
ganlzation to give her or Belgium q
PRIOR right to the material necessary
Tor reconstruction? Is Germany ~
have preference?
Favor Pre-War Basis
American representatives favor an
inmedlate return to pre-war condi-
Ilohs' and favor the theory of libertv
OF commerce and unrestricted com.
pe1ltion, which would result in dis
crlmlnatlon against France and Bel
gum. What is wanted more is to l;f+
'ne blockade so that the accumulated
products of American industries minh+
be sold Immediately at the hiphes est
prices under the best conditions and
they are looking forward to esta blish-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

Stocks
Rail Other All
Last wk. 1,642,9o0 $3.50. 500 $500 nor %s
Week bef. ,o8o,soo 6,252, 100 7339 q0S 0c
Year ago.1.31o,5oo 5,778,ao 7,0s9 30e
January ! to date:
1919 1919. 1,e4o,eoo 7s,5e5,2oo s1.235. .aoc
ls18... 6,878,400 46,730,40o 53.6o8 ao0
7917.. 8,6o1,5o0 63,937 500 72535 Inn
Bonds
Week Year
Last week. before. before
U: $: g.s42,791 900 s43, ,a4s, GOO sa2 eo6 ooo
Rrds. $4,000 6,eo4,ooo 38s3 ooo
oth'rs. 21,3s1,o 900 10, 1oe,o 600 11Ss3 'ooo non
All kids 71,48s,ooo 6a,151 ,ooo 1882 600
January I to date:
1919. 1918
U. 5. govment $837. .615, 900 s2ee. .337 COO
nallroads ns, -. 79,177,ooo 90, ,102,ooo
Others .:..... 2s5,e25,ooo 133s13ooo 'oOo
All bonds. .... 1,2o2,417,ooo 522,752' 600
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

ing a market in what was once the
Central Empires. OF course, the Amer
lean people want to get rid of over
production, but their representatives
here have carried this desire to a
point where it becomes a wish for a
commercial understanding with Ger
rlany."
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19
Market Barometers
Stock Exchange Transactions

Stocks
New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

may have been reflected. The banks
have probably been keeping in a strong
position for Tuesdays Victory note
call.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07
VELKA LACE MAJETKU
v CORLETT, MT. PLEA
SAINT A v OKOLl
BROADWAY.

Vlastnime velky vyber jsdno
, dvou rodinnych domh ktere
nIzeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nirnou pri male castce hotove,
a zbytek ma mirne mesicni spla
ky, tax jake byste platili ma
jem.
: Uvedeme pouze nskolik ma.
s;ch laci:
Dvourodinne domy v Corlett
0 5. pokojich $ koupelnou, diva
f'srnesy, elektrika, plyn, krasne
dekorovane "a pouhych $500,
hotovs $500 a ostatni ma male
splatky.
Jednorodinny dIm o 6 svet-
nicich, koupelna, plyn, elektri>
ka, lot 40 pri $50 st., ovocne
-stromy, vinice, zahrada, ulice
dlazdena, mezi Kinsman Rd. a
Union karou. Cena $4,000. Ma
la castka hotove, zbytek jako
najem.
Dobre stavebni loty, Bondy
.Svobody aneb morgice vezme,
ne ma splatku. Blizsi vysvetleni
oda The Municipal Savings &
.oan Co., 12301 Miles ave. Tel.
Union 500 w. aneb J. J. Held
er, 3348 E. 49 ul. Tel. Union
184 r.
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TRocHU VICE DoHLEDU

Ia svedomitejsf prace rozhodne
ma skodu by nebylo v nasi Ce-
|skoslovenske Tiskove Kancela-
ii, aby ne6pakovalo Sc tax ca
|sto nespravne "informovani," "
|jak deje Sc v poslednich neko-
lika tydnech. Pc nesmyslu O OF
ci presidenta Wilsona, rozesla
la c., T. Kancelar "informaci"
70 yydavani obcanskych listu
ceskoslovenskeho statu legaci
jeho We Washingtonu. / tato in
'ormace jest naprosto nesprav-
ma, pri nejmensfm nejasne sty-
lisos ana, nebot' nemdze Sc jed
natl o vydavani obcanskych Ii
stu, nybrz pouze jakousi legi
tinaci byvalym poddanym ra-
kousko-uherske rise, pokud do
tyce Sc narodni prislusnosti.
Dosvedceni takova, jak sdeluje
Has Lidu, budou vydavana, a.
lie veci dosud neni tax dalece
rozhodnuto. Rozpadnutim Ra-
kouska-Uherska ,najednou mno
no nasich krajahd, pokud ne
jsou dosud americkymi obcany,
ztratilo svoji statni prislusnost
a .automaticky patri jaksi k to-
mu statu, jenz ma troskach ra-
kouske rise vznikl. Tam vsak
zaroven budou pax patriti i
Nemci, usedli v ceskosloven-
skych zemich, a jiz tato okol-
most nasvedcuje, re vydavani
obcanskych listG, ma priklad g
strednou Ceskeho Narodniho
Sdruzeni jak C. Tis. Kancelar
informovala, nemuze byti ami
Teci.
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro mensi
ceskou rodinu v {. 4426 Perish
ng Ave. Haste Sc V {. 1892 E.
45 ul. 1--1O
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fRIjNlE Sc zena k opatrovani
ditek a ma domaci praci. Hla-
ste sc v {. 3414 Z. l2l ul.
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(Pokracovani.)

Jaky mailer mize nastati,
kdyz Sc pan manzel vydava "a
.2eco co neni, vysvetli Vam fra
ska "kontrolor aneb Pan man.
zs! tss zap6vszehych cestick".
Pfedyrodej hstkA 4 4. vaeka
' G. " S11i n Rroadway.
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PRONAJME Sc byt pro malou
rodinu velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
v {. 1882 Ivy Ave.
Is
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07

PRIME Sc radna zena k We
denl domacnosti V rodine ctyr-
clenne, kdez nejmladsi z ditek
je Z roku. ManZelka zemfela a
proto domacnost potrebuje no
spodini. Jen radna zena necht
es hlasi po 6 hodine vecer v c.
4918 Mcbride Ave.
essaz 1-9
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Drobrle
Oznanlky

HLEDA Sc zafizeny. pokoj.i
u tlche rodiny beze stravy Sc
zvlaStnim vcnodem, v okcli
Broadway. Nechte adressu V
adm. t. llstu.
II
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Jste JeSte neZkuSeny pan a
proto tax po tom venkovu tou
zite," pIisnil no proto denne
"ale verte zkusenemu, ze by
sc vam "a pIl roku pfejedl. To
jen v seminari kdyz jste uza-
vfeni We ctyrech zdech a po-
tom v knihach, v literature ma
luje Sc vam zivot ma venkove
jako idyla. Potucky tam bubla
il, louky kvetou, ptaci zp1vaji
a id6 jsou ucineni beranci! A.
le kdyz potom must Sc kaplan
brodit snehem a blate1n k ne
mocnym, v desti a vanicich pla
zit Sc pesky po cestach do YES
nickych skol, kdyz bidou
stluce Ike strave dive tri stovky
do roka, paneI.t vyprcha poe
sic a cerstva Sc hlasi nekam do
mestecka "a katechetu, kapla-
ma, "a duchovniho spravce ne
kan do nemocnice nebo do kla
sierra. ="
Pater Porazil poslouchal Sc
sklopenou hlavou jen Sc o.
smesil podotknout, re j,e spo-
kojen, re mic nerika, nestezu-
je 81, ze tn tedy zustane, kdyz
to must byt.
Gale, velebnicku, zasmal
Sc pan dekan, 'vzdyt to povl-
date takovym smutnym hla-
sem, jako byste tn byl z trestu,
v krlmlnale, a my vas prece.
name velice radi, hospodyne i
ia bycho1n vam udelali pony
sleni, jen ably. Sc VAN u mas
libilo."
Ted hanbou Sc zardel Mar
tin. ITO ne, to prosim ne," ko-
ktal v trapnych rozpacich "ze
bych nebyl dome spokojen,
ze by mi neco schazelo. Mao
pax, nam Sc az pfiliS dobre,
jakziv jsem Sc tax nemel, vim,
re 81 toho nezasluhuji, jenom
81 myslim, re Sc sem nehodim,
Jsem ze~ selskeho, neumim sc
tax chovat, klanet, oblekat, S
lidnai jednat, jak to We meste
Ocekavaji, vzdycky jsem Sc S
pany nerad stykal radeji a
vsude jsem Sc mel hiasil k
vesnickym lidem.''
II to Sc poda - pockejte po
roce - TO 81 zvyknete - vite,
re chodim dvakrat v tydnu We
Ger do spolecnosti, We ctvrtek
do Besedy a v nedeli do Klubu
- vezmu vas sebOu."
"A to-, prosim, me-"
"Musite," porucil dekan
"vas predchudce take chodil,
slibil jsem to panum, kdyz jste
tu ted definitivne, re vas uve-
du! V "Besede" uz jsem vas
dal zapsat, do "Kiubu" pri-
Haste Sc sam, pisemne, prize
ii rozhoduje vybor, rozumi Sc,
ze pfijat budete beze vseho.
"Radeji bych zustal doma,"
minil Martin.
ga take, priteli,'' usmal Sc
Gekan, "natah! bych 81 backo-
ry q zupan, zaparil dymku,
rfeGtli bychom 81 spolu novi-
ny, zahrali Sach nebo karty -
co byste chtel - TAX muzem
tFavit pet veceru v tydnu =
ale dvakrat musime ven z de-
kaflstvi = mezi lidi - sice Sc
bude leckdy jednat o mas, ale
bez mas - torlnu Wy jeSte ne
fOzumite, ale casem porozu-
mite, cemu Sc dnes rika, "du-
chovni sprava" a kde vsude il
knee must konat."
Kap!an jiz ami nehlesl. Pan
dAkan "a reci otacel mezi pr
sty malou stribrnou tabaterku,
ze ktere chvilemi wal stridmy
Snupecek a Martinovi Sc zda-
10, on ze je tou piksliekou, jim
ze 81 tax pan dekan pohrava q
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Roman re zivota parizskeho.
ScaEzr<-
Z anglickeho volne upravl j. G.

VldalOva byll Jste tax o jehO vi
ne presvedceni!"
"Mylili jsme Sc, monsieur, O.
ba jsem Sc mylili - seredne
jsme Sc mylili."
'Kdyz jsem vas posledne vi
del, pravil jste, ze presvedceni
vase vine Savariho jest dnem
re dine posilovano."
ITO bylo pravda v dobe
poslednl Sc vsak veci zmenily.'
"Nemylim-li Sc, vyzadal jste
Isl dovoleni witt 81 ku pomoci
pri vasem patrani omen nuz,
kterym Vidal byl zavrazden." :"
"Ano, monsieur" ,.,
"Nu, a pokus vas Sc vydariI?
"Pouze castecne."
Go tim minite? Vysvet1ete
mi"
'Minim tim rici," vysvetio-
val Vibert, =" re zkouska s onim
nozem~ aspon ma nejakou do
bu zvratila uplne mole pIvod
nj pevne presvedceni o vine Sa
variho. Pozdeji vsak opet pone
nahlu vracel jsem Sc k te wife,
re Savari jest vinen."
"Neprozradil Sc ami dost ma
10. kdyz omen nuz spatril?"
"Nikoliv = zustal uplne XIII
dnym, ale to mne nematlo -
to po zralejsim uvazeni pro
mne mic neznamenalo. Jest mo
zno, jak Sc casio stava, re ucho
pill prvni zbran, jez lezela ma
blizku, aniz by ma nj byl po-
hledl, zasadil Vidalovi smrtici
ranu a zdesiv Sc pax cinu sve-
no, V nejvetsi rychlosti prchnul
aniz by 81 byl povsimnul, ja-
kym nastrojem zbavil zivota u
boheho cloveka. Proto po IRA
lejsim uvazeni nedivil jsem Sc
tomu pranic, re pri spatreni no
re toho zustal uplne klidnym."
"Ale pfi vasi zname obratno-
sti, o niz jsem presvedcen, zaji
ste nasel jste cestu, kterou i
jmeno Vidalovo privedeno bylo
ma scenu, neni-liz pravda?"
"Ano - mluvil jsem O Mau-
rici Vidalovi -"
"a p"
"A vzpominka ma zavrazde
neho Savariho velice dojala.
Pronesl nekolik tklivych SLOW,
ano byl tax obratny, re Sc mu
podarilo smisiti nekolik svych
slz Sc slzami plaeici vdovy."
"Pavite, ze byl tax obratny,
re Sc mu podarilo ="
"Ano - to jest, co jsem pra
VIII"
"Tedy podle vaseho zdani
Savari pouze hral divadIo?"
"Nikoliv - mel jsem ma my
sli neco zcela jineho."
"Verite snad, re ty Shy jeho
byly uprimne?'
"Ano."
"A re vyloudila je vzpomln
ka na zavrazdeneho?"
"Mozna."
"To vse jest opravdu velice
podivne a musime dodati, ze ne
jsme dnes ami o pid' dale, nez
Ii byli jsme pred tremi m6sici.'
'Prosim "a odpusteni, mon
sieur," pravil Vibert vazne,
"ja vsak prinasim. vam jmeno
skutecneho vraha Maurice vi
dala.'
"Opravdu?" zvolal soudce
pfe!1vapen.
"Ano = ia vraha, po nemz
patrame, jiz znam."
"Jeho jmeno?"
"Langlade."
"Langlade? To jmeno mi ne
nj neznamo. Neni to byvaly tre
stanec?"
"Ano, monsieur"
Mel jsem S clovekem tim co
1elati; pred nejakym casem u
prchl z galeji, zdrzovai Sc cd
e dolby asi til m6sice v Parizi
. policier narne po nem patra-
a.
UToLo cIr.ex,S a..
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nynl We vezenl."
"Gratuluji vam.'
Vibert Sc slabe uklonil.
"A tento Langlade jest to
tedy," pokracoval soudce ro
stouci zvedavosti, "ktsry "a
vrazdil Maurice Vidala? Co
vas privedlo ma tuto rnyslen-
ku?"
Vibert nyni strucne opako-
val soudci Avoje zkusenosti Sc
zatcenyh1 z1oeincena, jeho W.
znani a potvrzenf SLOW jeho mi
lostnici, Soleil- -Couchaht.
"Ano,' pravil soudce vazne,
kdyz byl ViDert sc svym vypra
vovanim hotov, "konecne tedy
podarilo Sc nam vypatrati vra-
ha, "a to name co dekovati
jenom vasi vytrvalosti, vasi ne
ohrozenosti, vasemu bystrozra-
ku."
"Oh, monsieur brAnil Sc vi
bert, "nemluvte o mem bystfo
zraku; muj tax zvany bystro-
zrak mne tentokrate sklamal.
Byla to pouha nahoda, ktera
nam prispela ma pomoc.
"At' Sc stalo to jakkoliv,
jsem jist, re jste st'astnym W.
sledkem prave tax potesen, ja-
ko ja."
"Nikoliv, monsieur, nejsem."
"Oh, shad proto, re jste Sc
mylil, podezrivaje Savariho?
Vase samolibost jest patrne u
razena."
"Kdyby Sc jednalo pouze o
moji samolibost, nesl bych zkla
mani sve dosti lehce," pravil
Vibert, "ale zde jedna Sc 0 du
lezitejsi vec."
Soudce, jenz 81 byl posled-
mich SLOW Vibertovych patrne
nepovsiml, obratil Sc ku svemu
pisari a pravil:
Monsieur Cordier, podejte
mi opis vyslechu Savariho; mu
site no miti zde u sebe."
"Ano, monsieur" odvetil ma
II muzik.
A obrativ sc k dlouhemu
poradi malych, zelenyeh skri
nj, po kratkem hledani vynal
jednu z Mich, kterou otevrel z
nj vynal listinu, kterou podal
soudci. Ten nejumeleji sestave
ny automat nebyl by to vyko-
natl praci tn S vetsi odmereno
sti a presnosti, nezli tento ma
ly clovicek.
Kdyz byl soudce listinu zbez
ne prehledl, obratil Sc k Viber
tovi a pravil:
"Langlade jest vinen, jelikOz
Sc sam Hyznal vyznani jeho
byla potvrzeno, nemdze tedy
. vine jeho byti zadnych po-
chybnostf. A prec, zde vidime,
jak snadno muze spravedlnost
byti svedena ma zcesti. Jsem
presvedceh, re mnoho mych ko
legu naslo by v tomto predbez-
mem vyslechu deset, ba vice
pricin, pro ktere by Savariho
poslali k hrdelnimu soudu.
Zminim Sc jen jedne: ona
stvrzenka, vydana Savarim vi
dalovi, ma dluhujici castku, kite
ra byla pax nalezena v bytu Sa
variho. Jak tn zahadu vysvetli
te?"
"Pouze tim," odvetil Vibert,
re Savari Sc vyrovnal, jak on
sam udaval."
"Ale," namitl zkuseny soud
oe, ION nebyl to takovou SUI
mu tax kratkem case sehnati
- ia neverim, ze ten clovek VII
bee kdy We SVEN zivote vlastnil
padesat tisic franku."
"Nerekl pri SVEN vyslechu,
ze vyhral znacne sunny penez
'uznych nemeckych hernach?'
"A Wy k tomu udani prikla-
late viry?"
ia veri1,, ze i nemozne We
i stavaji Sc rlloznymi v hrac-
;kych kruzich."
"Tak Wy vhGi nemu nechova
"
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starala vkusne koberce zaclo
my - TAX re Martin behem je-
olneho roku zustaval opravdu
Ijako pan, mel kaplanku zafi-
zenou tax, re Sc >Alu 0 tom nj
kdy ami nesnilo. ChodA s pa
mem dekanem do Besedy klu
bu, satil Sc vybrane, ale ne7nlu
vou-clovekem prece jen zustal.
Ably spolecnOst bavil, nebo ale
lspo'l anekdotou, nebo udalostl
nejakou k spolecne zabave pri
spell, debaty Sc zucastnil, toho
mcdowell. Rad poslouchaa, "a
smal Sc, pohovoril kratce,
karty "a jemnostpana nekdy
do ruky wal, ale nejradeji a
take nejcasteji sedal u ctehar-
lskeho stolu a procital noviny
| j casopisy.
| Ia to donna ma dekanstvi
stall Sc casem nenahraditelnym
clovekem. Jednou v kancelari
rozklizila a rozlamala Sc Ii
die. "At to donese sluzka k
truhlari,' broukl jemnostpan,
kdyz uz asi po treti Sc zmylil
a sedaje k obedu, sahl prave
po tom nestastnem sedatku.
Martin 81 postal siuzku pouze
pro kiln, odpoledne v prazdne
chvili 81 Sc zidlickou pohral a
vecer uz sedel ma nj pan de-
kan pevne jako ma trdnu.
"Poslal jste tn holku k tru-
hari?" optal Sc po veteri pan
oekan.
"Neposlal, sprawl jsem to
SAM"
"Ukazte!' dial Sc pan. dekan
do smichu a jeste vice Sc small,
kdyz videl, re uz ma te pracl
Martinove sedi ze je(to pra-
ce ddAadna, zidle re drzi lip
nez vsecky ostatni.
"a, pane, Wy jste mistr," po
klonil Sc Martinovi a v tom O.
pravdu probudil Sc zvlastni ta-
lent. Mimo zahradu, We ktere
rad pracoval kterou opatro~
val, pocal knihy vazat, konve
,etovat, dver;e natrel, okna "a
skill - V kumbalu u kuchyne,
kde Sc Vallejo RUNE harampa-
di, brzy vypadalo to jake v dfl
ne a tn take travil kaplan vse-
cky voine svoje chvile.
"Velebny pane, rozbila jsem
vasu, nemohli by mi il slept, a.
by slecinka mic nevedela?" pfi
BELLA sluzka celia bleda.
"Ukazte!'' pomalu zdvihl
Martin hlavu, prohledl stfepy
a rekl klidne: "nechte to ta-
dy." Do vecera stala vasa ma
SVEN miste celia a neporuse1a.
"Velebnicku, uz jsem 81 cele
prsty popalila, podivejte Sc,
drevena nasadka ma tom pra-
zitku upadla a tax to drzim
jen "a to zelezo.'
'To mic neni," broukl Mar
tin - "ukazte to-" zmizel S pra
zltkem We sve >dilne(a po no.
dince odvedl je S peknym hlad
Eym drzatkem.
u "To dvere mem pokoji Sc
-lajak spatne zaviraji," stezo-
val 81 pan dekan.
"Podivame Sc na me-" Slibil
pan kaplan a kdyz odesel jem-
nostpan, vysadl je, prohledl a
namazl zamek, kotecko z kuze
E rosadil ma skobu dvere cho-
Oily, div re kazdemu patty ne
uraz-ly. do hodin Sc poustel
vrchol sveho technickeho u
rleni slavy v ocich vsech do
sahl, kdyz X svatku zavedl pa
lru dekanovi do pokoje = ten
lkrat velkou novinku - elektri
cky zvonek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07

PkIJME Sc spolehlivy hoch k
ucenf v tiskarne Sveta. Musi se
vykazati ze skoly propoustscim
certifikatem. Z?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07

PRIME Sc zena k opatrovani
dvou ditek. Haste Sc V l25O3
Marston Ave. v Corlett.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-07

PRIJMOU Sc maslnarky, div
ky ma rucni praci a zehlc ma
zenske kabaty. Haste Sc u }.
Mezery, $3.50 Cable Ave.
I-S
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-03
KEEP FINGERS FROM MOUTH
Many Cases Of Infection Proved to Be
Due to This Habit, Altogether
Too Common.

"When I became man I put away
childish things"
Not always, and hence the aphorism,
"Afen are but children of larger
growth"
One Of the first acts of volition is
when the child put its hands, or any
thing 1t can get hold of, to Its mouth.
In spite Of reason. this instinct con-
tinues strong through life. II saliva
were bright green color we would be
kept busy washing our hands. Most
bacterial diseases are now believed to
be contracted through the mouth, with
food or otherwise. AS matter Of fact
most of use carry our fingers to our
mouth or nose many times day and
in so doing transmit to ourselves dis
eases that others have spread about.
Beginning with instinct it has become
habit. Further comment seems su-
perfluous.- George II. Glover, Colorado
Agricultural College, Fort Collins. Col
orado.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-03
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

Kidney disease Is no respecter Of per-
sons: A majority Of the ills afflicting
people today can be traced back to the
kidney trouble.
organs Of the body. They are The fil.
terers Of your blood. II the poisons
which are swept from the tissues By the
blood are not eliminated through the
kidneys, disease OF one form or another
will claim you as q victim.
Kidney disease Is usually indicated BY
weariness, sleeplessness, nervousness,
dependency, backache,. stomach trou:
bic, pain In loins and lower abdomen,
gall stones, gravel rheumatism. sciatica
All these arrangements are satu.s's
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-03
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

Has been used for all ailments that
are caused by a disordered stomach
and Inactive liver, such as sick head
ache, constipation, sour stomach.
nervous Indigestion, fermentation OF
food, palpitation of the heart caused by
gases in the stomach. August Flower
is a gentle laxative, regulates digestion
both in stomach and intestines, cleans
and sweetens the stomach and alimen-
tary canal, stimulates the liver to Sc
crete the bile and impurities from the
blood. Sold in all civilized countries.
Give 1t q tria1-Adv.
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-03
All Things Explained.

Joan was to have birthday party
having attained the enormous age OF
six years. She was very anxious in
deed to comport herself correctly and
was plying her mother with questions.
swell, DEAR" said her mother, in an
swer to one concerning the advisable
ity Of saying grace before the meal,
"for such an informal little party,
hardly think you need"
Accordingly, when all the little
guests were seated round the table,
Joan from the head announced solemn
ly: "Mother says this is such an infer
nal little party we need not say grace"
The Holly chieftain., 1919-04-03

signals that the kidneys need help.
You should use GOLD MEDAL Haar.
lem OIL Capsules Immediately. The
soothing, healing. oil stimulates the
kidneys, relieves Inflammation and de.
stroys the germs which have caused Il.
boz Of GOLD MEDAL Hsariem oi
Capsules. In twenty-fouf hours you
should feel health and vigor returning.
After you feel somewhat improved
continue to take one or two capsules
each day, 20 a. to keep the frst-class
condition and ward Of the danger o1
other attacks.
MEDAL brand. Three sises Nonsy fe.
funded u they Do not help yeu.