davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03
Observation-Disclosures
Synoya koloyratkaffoy Il,
ss.al
Roman. M. S. Swartzova
Roman.


UIdI 81 W VdlIc n SSIUCl, VyIHd'
bail zapraseny kolbvratek, Sc.
bral Pavla a opustil dun i ze.
nu, zceIa spokojen, ze MUS
odejlti opet cd zeny a pOdlvati
Sc do sveta.: .ii,r,a
Kdyz otec do sveta odchazel,
zbylo matce n9kolik tolard,
rnala zasoba slaneckI mouky
a zemaky, rostouci male IA
hradce.
Bylo to ma sklonku leta,
) kdyz otec opet vydal Sc ma
svou "umeleckou" cestu.
V zine jsem Sc narodil ma
iare opet vratil Sc otec s Paw
lem. Prinesl castku penez. Pc
Kud penize stacily, zIstal do
ma, kdyz mu dosly, vydal Sc
opet ha cestu, nepomysleje ma
to, kterak sc zena jeho ma
lynn ditstem vyzivi.
Jiz v prvnich mesicich sve-
no manzelstvi mela matka vSe
cku pficinu zeleti kroku, jejz
byla ucinila; nebot poznavala,
re nastava il zivot plny ltrap
a >odfikani.
zeleti toho, ze, jsme se dopu
still zpozdilosti, jest sice velmi
pekne, ale zpravidla nepoma-
ha pranic. Placem "a narkem
nelze odciniti, co Sc stalo. To
uZnavala matka, a proto neod-
davajic Sc nafku snazila Sc u
ciniti 81 osud svlj co mono sne
s:telnym.
Byla velmi zrucna We vseli-
Aych psacech zenskych a se,ky
tem6f zanesly il sitim, poskytu
jfce j vydelku.
Tim zpGsobem podafil0 Sc
rypnditi. z chaty bidu. jez ze-
la ma mas uz re vSech koutG.
Matka byla. hV So .znenahla, do
delala slusne a bezstarostne
vyzivy, jen kdyby nebyla ma
s;kytala Sc jina prekazka. Otec
.rativ Sc ze sveta, necinne po-
valoval Sc donna po pet az sest
mesicu, a tn nejen ze utratil
vsecko, CO byl sam vydelal, ale
neostychal Sc utraceti male IL
spory ,ktere Ia jeho nepritom
nosti matka nastradala.
Nekdy stavalo Sc, ze vratil
Sc domu bez krejcaru tn vse
cka starost o. domaci potreby
uvalera ma bedra matcina. To
bylo pricinou, ze pres vsecku
pilnost svou nepfivedla to da-
ie, lee ze sebe a mne mohla u
chraniti hladu.
Prvni trpky boil stihl matku
mou te chvile, kdyz otec wal
Pavla do sveta, aby pri kolo-
Nratku po ulicich zpival.
Mela Pavla, velmi rada a do
iklo Sc j bolne, ze chlapec ne
nohl choditi do skoly a nece-
mu So nauciti. Mel Sc stati po-
tulnym zpevakem. Ale opirati
sc tomu, CO 81 otec jednou uni
nil, bylo by marne.
Otec Eechtel re sveho syna
miti sedlaka nebo remeslnika
- Pavel jeho mel Sc stati "zp9
vakem', jakym byl jiz otec
d4d jeho - mel 81 .dobyvati
chleba po ulicich.
Kdyby Sc byl Pavel hodil "a
provazolezce neb kejklire, byl
by no otec k tomu donutil, ale
nedbalym osetrovanim v utlem
vSku detskem Pavel velAniAza-
Z. lsrnel. Mel kolena zkffvena,
phi chGzi narazel jimi o sebe
tax tesne, ze nohy jeho tvorily
jakysi trojhran. Mimo to .byly
tax slabe a kratke. ze bylo s
podiver,, kterak molly t6lo u.
nesti. Jinak byl take hubeny
slabeho lstroji,. ruce dsouh6 a
7isi chizi klonil Sc ku pfedu
Podobalo Sc, jako by uz priro'
dou dostal Sc mu ddelem raz
iaky shledavame u vsech lidi
kterl toulaji Sc s kolovratkem
Ac celia postava Pavlova BY
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03

Vypukl We smich a. jeho obi
cej, sirici posud hruzu, nabyl
vyrazu schytralosti.
"Promihte, panstvo! Pozna-
vam, re pfichazim ponekud v
nev.hod, avsak prece v pravy
cas-, ponevadz ma milovana ze-
ma mi chytre zustaia vern,. -
nehledic ma moji smrt - a pro
to ma cest je zachranena. Da
Sc teIy jeste vse sporadati, pfi-
Jde Jen ma to, abychom Sc jake
dobrl pfatele dorozumeli."
"On I'll! Oh, muj Boze, on
zil!' vzlykala Betsy.
Tu Zasahla il slova hrabete
jako slehy bicem:
"Jak dobfe unite hrati kome
ii, milostiva PAM. A jak NELL
dnes rano pravdu muj bratr.
kdyz mne varoval pred propa-
sti. do ktere Sc vrham jako sile
n.y." A pax pohrdavym pohle
dem ma zenu, kterou kdysi TAX
vasnive miloval, dodal: "a ia
jsem mohl VERT, re mne miluie
te -"
"Ale ia vas miluji jeste, dra-
ny pfiteli! Prisaham vam, re
to, co Sc stale, mne prave tax
prekvapuje, mne prave tax zdr
cuje jako vas - Je to straslivy
osudw
"Neostychej se,' 'prerusil il
Sc smichem pravy manzel. "Vy-
znej mu zde prede mnou svoji
vaSnivou lasku." Obratil Sc na
podpadku. "Bud'te zdrav, ka-
pitane!" pokracoval s novyr1
smlchem. "Pri jeji lasce k vani,
budu vam il musit ponechati.
A v celku nemohu il mnoho w
citati. Pochopite mdj uzas,
kdyz jsem dorazil dnes rano do
Parize, stihaje netyora, .jejiho
bratra, ktery zde dli jiz po diva
dny -"
"Vas bratr jest V Parizi, MI
lostiva pani?", prerusil jej hra
be.
"Zajiste, kapitane." small Sc
Esteban uSklibave. "Muj zna-
menity svakr, Joe Spencer, ie
V Pafizi." A nevsimaje 81 zoufa
leho pohledu sve zeny, pokraco
val: "Nebylo mi iehko jej ma
lett. DIE pytle penez, kter.J
prave ma, byl bych soudil, ze
sc ubytuie V prvnim hotelu hla
vnlho mesta. Ale on je chytrak
a prosel nejprve skoro celou
Pariz, nez 81 zvolil ubohy, od-
lehly maly hotel, kde jsem iej
dnes rano objevil. Videl jsem
iei stoupati do vozu a pax "a
stavovati par kroku Cd iakesi
monumentalni budovy, patrn6
Hned na to zfel jsem
jakehosi pana damou ruku v
ruce sestupovati Sc schodu. =
Tim panem jste byl Wy, pane
kapitane, onou damou byla
mole zena! Ach, hrome!' Wy
buchl pojednou. Avsak uklid-
nil Sc Ease brzy a pokracoval
phi vsi sve hrubosti S jistou dG-
stojnosti:
"Tobe nezlorecim, Betsy, po
nevada tvuj padoussky bran
mne vydaval "a mrtveho. Mel
odvahu vypovedeti pred SOU
dedm V Gallasu, re videl ma sve
oci, jak jsem zmizel We vlnach.
Ma vas jsem mifil, kapitane.
ponevadz jsem Sc domnival, re
jste 81 celou historku V Tichem,
oceanu vymyslil, abyste Sc me
zbavil a ozenil sc 8 moji ze-
nOu -"
"Bidniku! Wy sc odvazuie-
te vysloviti takove podezreni:'
NE, kapitane, ne; ale clovek
nalezne svoji zenu jako Milo
narku a nevi, jak k nj prisel ]
Dios mio, ty zde bydlis krasne.
Jsem sice jen namornikem, ale
proto nejsem zadnym hlup&-
KEN. Kratce, sci jsem ma radni
ci a nemusil jsem dlouho patra
ii, abych Sc dozv6del, ze novo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03

Vse byl pOdvOd memo Svakra.
Povazuji vas "a cestneho, kapi
tame, jako verim poctivost,,ze
ny sve. Nyni, ona vas miluje -
a ponevadz jste Sc wall - te
dyse mejte!"
"Bldny clovece!" zvolal pax
hrabe tax hlasite, re Esteban
ustoupil.
Ale byl patrne filosoficky ms
laden, nebot' odpovedel:
"Nepfenahlujte Sc kapitane.
Use Sc da ma tomto svete spor;l
dati - zvlaste V tomto pripa-
de-
Ponofil ODE ruce do kapes a
houpal Sc ma patach, jako kdy
by stal ma palube lodi a chtel
dati nejakou kratochvilnou hi
storku k lepsimu. Aymar pozC-
roval je bez utechy a hluboce
zamyslen.
Tento muz byl jednim z ie
no byvalych namorniku, jed
MIN tech dvou zbujniku, kite
ii Sc proti nemu vzbourili, po-
nevada jiz skorem dosahl hle
daneho pokladu pokladu. Ten
to Gimenez y Cutiera, jenz byl
znam pod prezdivkou "Perua-
nec," toto individium, kter1
dial privazati ma hlavni stezen
a mrskati prede vsim muzstvem
a tento padouch, jenz Sc mu
prave posmlval - mival kdysi
bytost, kterou on tax zbozno-
val, a mel dosud ma nj pravo!
Jake straslive tajemstvi skry
valo Sc "a tim vsim? Nebyla to
vsechno lez? Nebyla Betsy pres
vsechno ujist'ovani jeho spolec
Pici? A bratr, ktereho kazdy
den V Parizi ocekaval a ktery
sc neobjevil, tento Mr.. Joe Spen
Ger byl rovnez jednim z bida-
XII, puvodcem vzpoury ma lodi.
ktereho tehdy vsadil do nejspo
dnejsi kabiny pod zamek, "a
tim co jeho svakr, uvazan u hla
vniho st6zne, odpykaval 81 svuj
trest.
Nyni vzpomnel 81 teprye hra
be ma jmeno onoho bandity:
joe Ma parniku nazyvan byl
tez "Amerikan." Patrne unikl
re sveho vezeni pri ztroskot;i-
nj lodi a na nekterem parniku
dostal Sc zpet. Ma pevnine poda
filo Sc mu asi bud spekulaci ne
DO lupem dosici pekneho bohat
stvi, ably mohl zaiistiti svou Sc
stru a opatfiti il zevnejsi lesk.
Zmizeleho manzela pokladali
patrne "a mrtveho, a kdyby Sc
byl neOcekaVane neVratil, bvi
by sc u neho. naivne zamilova-
neho "manzela," jednoho kras
neho dne ohlasil a zvolal jako
tehdy na lodi: Define Sc, pane
d 'Aygues-Vives."
"Fi!"
Hrabe sAlonil sc s irOnickou
uctivostl pred Betsy.
"Je NOME, re jste sveho ma
re pokladala "a mrtveho, milo
silva pani, re by vam vSak by
10 neznamo, do jake sitauce
iste mne vlakala, je nemozno."
"Aymarev' zvolala, zdviha-
tic Sc. "Pfisaham vam, &C skry
vala jsem pred vami tajemstvl
z poslusnosti k svemu bratru,
re jsem vas prece milovala a ze
vas dosud miluji. Jsem touto
straslivou udalosti prave TAX
postizena jake Wy = Ale po
nevada mdj byvaly muz prohla
sill re jest srozumen, a pone-
vadz -"
'Naposledy vas zaprisaham,
Aymare - meme k Will sob6,
nezli k vuli vam = verte mi to!
Obracim Sc k vam bez false -
A chcete-li jeste dale mne
pochybovati pomyslete - po-
myslete jen ma nevinnou, malol
Mercedes, jez vas miluje a jez
81 vas vazi. Ia Sc prec nedove-
de pretvarovati ="
(Pokracovani.l -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03
M. S. Swartzova

.tssSiA ASlAStA!m rOZmarh ODi
ldarila tvafe jeho rysy tax kra-
Isnymi 2 pravidelnymi, ze cini-
@ to bolestny dojem,. pohledl-li
nekdo ma krasnou hlavu, jez
sedela ma dlouhem kriyem kr-
Iku mezi zkfivenymi ramepy.
I've vyrazu krasne tvare spoci-
}vala jakasi smes bezstarostne
lehkomyslnosti, dobromyslne
ljiarosti a jakesi zalosti. z vel
xych temnych oci vyziralo ne
hdy COST melancholickeho, coz
]isilo Sc valne cd bezstarost-
Ineho lsmevu, jenz pohraval
pdvabnymi rty.
Jako byl oblicej krasny, byl
j HAS jeho jasny, cisty, zvucny
a svezi. II
Slysel jsem z lst matcinych,
2e kdykoliv vratil Sc '.ume-
llecke" cesty, jak otec nazyval
|sve potulky svetem, pozorova-
liza pokazde, kterak hlas jeho
|nabyva silly a iasnosti. Kdyz
byl Pavel starsl, prinasiyal
vzdy domu zcela move zpevy i
RUNE noty. Kterak Sc notam
naucil, nikdy nevypravoval, a.
mo pricinoval Sc Q to, ably tyto
!vedomosti pred otcem UTAH..
Take cr ratril 81 knihy, ,ac ma
tka mole nenohla pochopiti,
rde by na5yl casu, cby je mohl
afsti. -.
Kdyz prodleyal $ otcem do
ma, mohl Pavel nakladati. s ca
sem po Will a chuti; tn usadil
&c nekde v koutku a Zabral sc
10 ctenl kn:h, ktcre 81 byl ma,
cestach koupil.
Kdyz Sc no matka tazala,
|kde nabyl X tomu splsobilosti,
odpoved6l:
- .Matka prece praviia, ze Sc
muslin necemu uciti. Naucil
';sem Sc cisti a psati, a naucim
|se jeste vice, pokud mi k tomu
|staci cas-. Kdyz otec sedl po-
PHI v krcme, pax hledim k to-
Elu, abych 81 vpravil neco vedo
mosti do hlavy, bych tax zpd-
|sobil matce poteseni, a az do
|speju, mohl bratru svemu ra-
diti.",
Pavel byl mysli ,jare, jennie
la tiche, ale uminil-li 81 neco,
pax cd toho neupustil.
Chtel-li nekdy otec, prised
opily domi, matku tyrati, po-
stavil SC Pavel prof nemu jake
lev radeji snasal jeho rany,
ale, nedopustil, ably matky Sc
|dctkl.
Nine miloval .Payel cele du
|se. ze shledava tom nejvetsi'
|poteseni, mohl-li mi zpnsobiti
|neiakou radost. Ac Pavel ne
[jednou vracel. Sc domu odevu
chatrnem, rozedranem, prece
pro mne vzdy prinesl nejakou
hracku, neb knihu obrazko-
You.
Kdyz mlj otec,, &C jsem byl
ltcprv ctyrlety hosik, pocal
lmne cviciti v um6ni provazole-
zeckem, matka byla by temef
podlehla hori a zarutku mad
Tim, ze ze mne vychova "ni-
femu", jak nazyvala potulne a
poulicni "umelce" otcovy.
Vyslovila Sc prudce proti to-
mu, ze otec pema Sc michati
do vychovani jejiho syna, ona
ze ma pevny umysl, vychovah
ze mne radneho delnika. A.
|vsak otcovym 'biGem bW, spor
Ina rychlo. rozhodnut, nacez po
|cala cviceni Sc mnon.
/ Bylo to zahy ma jafe. Prave
|dosp6l jsem, sesteho ,roku. Po-
tnevadz otec mii po cslou n
mu byl We syete,s nepomyslil
'jsem ami, ze by SO vratil doma
J zcela bezstarostne hral jsem 81
is nekolika detmi z vesnice, CO
zatim matka ), byla odesla dc
vsi hotovou praci.
! @ vsi' teto, pamatn6m pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03

,PRODA Sc novy dIm o sesti
|pokojlch,. vSe modern6 zafize-
no. Cena $500. zada Sc hoto-
We $1lO0, a ostatni ma mensi
nl6sicni splatky. Haste Sc v {.
12402 Rexferd. Ave. v Mt. Plea
SAINT. ID
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03
HLEDAME
500 ROBIN
tez svobodne muze ma praci
ma fepnych polich '
Michiganu.

Platfme cd $50 do $24 "a akr by
tenn bezplatnou dopravou ma mfsto
Piste Mr.. Henrymu Smetanovi, Owosso
Sugar Company. Owosso, Mich, jenz
Yam poda zpravu svych zkuseno-
stech a kolik osob mnze byti zamest-
nano. Piste brzy, udejte start pocet
ditek. an musime pfirozene vybrati
nejzpdsobilejsi rodiny pro nejlepsi
mista.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-03

'1TRATiL Sc kozesinovy ru-
kavnfk v ned6li v Ceske Mar.
Sfni. Poctivy nalezce necht ljej
odevzda proti odm9ne v adm.
Svets". 2-5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15
STATE STOCK ASSN.
PROTESTS AGAINST
NEW SHIPPING RULE
New Mexico Cattle and Horse As
sooiaticn Feels That Shippers
Liability for Loading and I'm.
loading is Most Unjust.

Realizing the burden which has
been placed upon 40 livestock ship
peers hs the recent ruling ~ tho inter
state m commission which rr
rulrrs tho shipper &c stuck o. lee re-
spunsihie Tor tho ifTiirg Hud unload
Ing ~ N. stock WHOM shipped 'fc
New cattle and Nnfsf trnWcrf aHHu-
ttation has wired 'hr rnnmishn1 pro-
testing nrninst tlr ruling
before tho recent decision ~ the
commission. this responsibility was
upon the c%Htricr The effect of the
decision Will Boz a. confusion NJ duties
end fr-punslhlItlcs Hu1 tho Involving
uf many uurstIous uf ErHNe Import
ance to the livestock industry
ln tho hope That SOME immediate
relief can boz he'd from b effects ~
tht decision many livestock assncin
tuns have appealed in the commits
sion Geo reopen the clso end rive u a
rDhoarIuE
The following ls tho wire sent Co.
me commission hi tho New MeVlrp
Cattle and HORSE Growers ssnC.t
tuu.
Interstate commerce Commission.
Washington u a.
IAN livestock producers and ship.
Iers Of the state ~ New Mexico earn
rftN request that your honorable
commission grant a rr- hearing and
re-upcninr u their decision ln ease
30 J. g. e.. COS. believing that thls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15

decision " e great injustice to an
shippers Of livestock in New Mexico
The New MeNlcu cattle aud Horse
Growers Association
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15

uf two evils some men choose the
lesser urfcsf ta a fellow feeling for
our pocket book.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-15

For closed cat, rrTf 81 Malone
Taxi. stand az s~rimHhnwa
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26
PERSONALS

r. f. Hemminger, Clark lem
minger, Miss Fay Hemmingger ROB-
ert Perryman and NJ. NJ. Ragana
formed an automobile party from
Tampa, arriving i'll Brunswick yes
terday enroute to points in North
Georgia. They were guests at the
ilotel Royal while here.
e. A. Waldrop. OF Savannah n
topping at the Hotel Royal.
c. E. Bostwick, proprietor 81 thd
.iotel Royal, is motoring through
the mountains OF North Carolina.
S. G, Snedeker of Jacksonville,
vas among the arrivals at the Hotel
Royal yesterday.
A. VIM, well known travelling
salesman of Valdosta, is a gauest
at the Hotel Royal.
Robert Barden, of Atlanta, is IN
Brunswick, stopping at the .H0tci
Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wight have
returned from an extended trip
which included visit to Atlanta
/ Washington, Richmond and Old
Point Comfort, Va. Mr. Wright at
tended a family reunion at Atlanta
enroute north. and at Ola Point Com
fort was present at the meeting OF
the agents of the Southern Railway
Mr.. and Mrs, Wright visited many
points OF historic interest in Vir.
ginia and in Washington and yicin-
ity.
Mr.. w. H. Wood, Jr., of Wood
Bailey Clothing Co, returned yes
erday from a pleasant trip TO New
York and Boston.
Clarence Isaac has returned from
. short trip to Jacksonville,
Albert Fendig. who has been in
South Florida for q week or ten
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

666 has more mutations than ar
otrer Chill and fever Tonic on tn
market. but no one wants limitations
They are dangerous Ghnqs in the med
strength Othine as this is sold unde
icine line. ADV
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

VIII be sold o, the cll.ce IF nudge
Nor"voiaier tod4~, 'u~aat 20 a Il
o'clock, one Vietola and records
sewing machiper ga ana haatua
stoves, carentcr oools houaeAol@
goods furniture. cir.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26
Terribly SWOLLEN
Suffering Described AS Torture
Relieved by BIack-DraugIlt.

Rossville, GAINS. Kate Lee Able, 0:
mis- place, writes: %My husband is an
engineer, and oace while lifting he in
Iured himself with 9 piece Of heavy ma
chinery, across tie. a5Goucn. lie was
so sore he could not bear to press On
himself at all, or cilest or abdomen. He
weighed lG5 los, and fcn of until ne
weighed 10 lbs, in two weeks.
/ He became conEtpated and It locked
Vke he would die We had three different
doctors, yet with ali their medicine, his
bowels failed to act. he would turn up
a tenNcent bottle Of castor oil, and drink
it two or three days in succession. He
did this Yet without result. We became
desperate, Nc suffered so. He was swol-
len terribly. \ He tod me his suffering
could only be descrioed as torture.
| sent and bought Thcdiord's Black
Draught. made l'm take a big dose,
and when it began 10 act he tainted, he
was in such misery, but he got relief and
began TO mend at once. He got well,
and we both feel he owes his life to
rhedford's Black Drauaht"
Thedford's Blac':- Draught will help YOU
TO keep fit, ready for the days work.
Try It'll NC-E3l
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

Judge D. w. Kraaaa Tres re.
;urned from a boeiHo-3 trip ta lH
cinnatti.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

Albert Fendig. who has been in
South Florida for a week or ten
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

Clarence Isaac has returned from
. short trip to Jacksonville.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

Mr.. w. H. Wood, Jr., Of Wood
Bailey Clothing Co., returned yes
terday from a pleasant trip 10 New
York and Boston.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

r. r. Tyre is back s.m naa.aos
trip to Atlanta,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

avs, has returned 70 the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-08-26

z. NJ. Ulach has returned t., Jack
sonville after pe4a.4s a few day
in the city.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-07-31
WOman's Drive of Last
Week Melted $4,000 For
the Purchase of the
Memorial Hospital.
COUNTY FAIR DOES WELL
Fete At Schend' IS Park Corraled Much
Money For the Cause -. Follow-Up
Committee Will Raise the Rest
OF the Quota.

The Pennoyer Sanitarium will short
Iy be st. Catherine Memorial Hospi-
tai. This much has been assured by
the success of last weeks drive for
funds which raised $4,000 to "help
the Sisters help the sick. OF this
amount $4,000 has already been de-
posted to the credit of the Hospital in
q local bank and the remaining $4,000
is in immediate prospect.
The campaign began on Saturday,
July 10th, with the activities Of Tag
Day, which Melted more than $4,000,
The largest sum ever raised in Ken0sha
by such venture It was continued
on Monday with houseto house can
vass Of the city and the 'ospital 'op.
The latter event added something more
than a thousand dollars to the Fund
and suggested that a Country Fair
might be equally profitable. Accord
ingly such a fete was opened at
Schend 5 Park on Thursday afternoon
and made more than $1,000 before it
closed shortly after midnight on Sat
sers for st. Catherine S were working
morning, afternoon and night, and rails
ing the grand total for the week to
something approaching $4,000.
Credit for the success Of the first
week Of the drive belongs largely to
Mrs. e. G. Theirs, General Chairman;
Captain Edward Dayton, General Man
ager; Mrs. Walter White, President of
the Catholic Woman s Club and Chair
man of the Canvass Committee; the
various captains who assisted her; Miss
Winifred Farley, Chairman of the Tag
Day COMMITTEES; Miss Beatrice English,
Director of the Motor Corps; and the
Misses Grace Matthews and Beulh
English, who planned and super
vised the money making pleasures of
the Country Fair.
With the exception Of Captain Day
ton s services the campaign was man
aged entirely by women and thereby
becomes a tribute to the enthusiasm and
efficiency Of the fairer sex in Kenosha.
The work so well begun by women
will now be ''carried on'' by men.
The drive sought to secure $4,000 for
the purchase of the Pennoyer anitarium
as new home for st. Catherine $.
$4,000 of this amount is still to be
raised and will be raised by special
Followup Committee composed of Cap
tain Dayton, Frank Isermann, Ellis
Tavers, P. j. Moohan, John Gems, and
John Brine. They began the twice
over" early this morning and secured
donations numerous enough and large
enough to suggest an early over-the-
top announcement.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-07-31
BRING OUT YOUR PRIZES.
Kenosha Merchants TO Donate Varied
and Valuable Prizes for the Annual
Picnic On August 7th.

The first step towards securing prizes
for the events to DE staged at the Mer-
chants Picnic at Silver Lake on Thurs
day, August the 18th, as taken this
morning when bulletins to the members
of the Retailers Association asked the
merchants for donations in the prize
line. This method has been very suc-
Icessful in the past in securing prizes
for the races and it is believed that it
will be equally popular this year. Pro
grams are to be printed stating the
events and the names Of the donors of
the prizes and it is necessary that re-
sponses be made Immediately in order
that this work may be done.
The Retailers are also preparing for
the annual state convention which will
be held in Green Bay on August 18th,
18th and 18th and which will be attend
ed by more than a score of Kenoshans,
The delegates from the Kenosha organ
ization will be 7. J. Dale, Joseph A.
Pitts, G. E. Dewey, Thomas A. Suili-
van, William O'Donnell, Ray F. Kap-
pus, H. A. Bruner, III. E. DeBerge,
Herman Jensen, Joseph Josephson and
Ole Rasmussen.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1919-07-31
FIRM ANNOUNCES OFFICERS
North Side Bargain Store Under a New
Management VIII be an Up-to-the
Minute Shop.

President, David Jacobson; Vice
President, Alex Wallace; Secretary,
Daniel I. Dayton; Treasurer, E. L. ia.
cobson; Manager, David jacobson.
These are the officers of the North
Side Bargain Store recently incorporat-
ed with capitalization of $4,000.
They will direct the business policies of
the new store at 500 North Sheridan
Road and make it one of the most up
to-date retail houses in Ke1osha.
They have already announced sweep
ing changes in methods OF management
and an entirely new stock for the late
summer and fall trade.
The store is new in officers, stock
and policy only. It has been establish
ed for years and already has wide cus-
tom among North Side Buyers Of rs
elimination. It's success is responsible
for its expansion in the way Of enlarg-
ed facilities and increased stock.
1t is probable that a grand opening
will inaugurate the new management
at the North Side Bargain Store.