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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
CANADIAN MINING
INSTITUTE MONDAY
IMPORTANT MEETING OPENS AT
WINNIPEG, OCTOBER % FOR
THREE DAYS.

WINNIPEG, Mainly A. P)-
Delegates in attendance from all the
provinces of the Dominion and also
from the United States, one OF the
most important conferences of the
year will convene here Monday Octo-
Der 25, with the opening of the Cana
dian Institute of Mining and Metal
lurgy convention.
This is the annual conference of the
institute, and representatives OF gold,
copper, steel, iron and silver mining
corporations as we'll as delegates from
the coal mining companies of both east
and west will be here. The asbestos,
gypsum, building stone and other min
eral industries will be represented al
so.
This is the first time the Institute
has ever held its convention in Winni-
peg. The proceedings will last three
days. Papers on the coal resources
of the west, its transportation, etc.,
will be read by leading coal authori-
ties. Illustrated lectures and papers
showing Manitobia's great copper field
in The Pas country, the discovery OF
and work done to date on the Mandy
and Film F'len copper mines of the
north, Herb Lake gold fields, the Rice
Lake gold area, Monitobia's deposits
of gypsum, marble building stone, oil,
ETC., also will be given. 1t is expect
ed that many of the delegates will take
time while here to make trips into the
mining fields of northern Manitoba.
The Canadian Institute of Mining
and Metallurgy was established more
than twenty years ago and has a mem
hershin of more than 1900.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
ELECTION BALLOTS
MUST Be CHANGED
ATTORNEY GENERAL BLACK
RULES CIRCLE ON INDEPEND-
ENT TICKET is WRONG.

Boise-Printing of ballots for the
coming general election in practically
every county in the state was halted
TODAY when r. L. Black, attorney gen
eral, ruled that it was contrary to the
election laws to have a circle printed
at the head of the independent ticket,
therby enabling the elector to vote a
straight ticket. 1t is also unlawful
to have the word "ticket" after Gin
dependent" he ruled.
The above dispatch from Boise re-
ceiyed this morning has placed the
county auditor and election officers
in rather an awkward position, for
fine ballots for Latah county had been
nearly all printed when the dispatch
was received at the office of the Mos
COW Publishing Company, which is
printing the Latah county ballots. All
but 1000 of the ballots had been
printed WIN tn dispatch came. He
mer f. Estes, county auditor, who
had orderd the tickets printed and
whose duty it is to look after this
work, was called on the telephone and
the dispatch was read to HIM. Mr..
Estes said he has received no notifl-
cation from Attorney General Black
or any one else and cannot act on
newspaper reports, but must have Of
fetal notice. He instructed the Mos
COW Publishing Company to go ahead
with the printing of the ballots as
they are and announced that if it is
necessary to change them and obli-
terate the circle this can be lone by
using a sticker. Auditor Estes stated
that most of the ballots had already
been sent out, many had been sent to
"absent voters" and it would be i'm
possible to change these.
Frank Moore, former prosecuting
attorney for Latah county, former
state senator and candidate in 1918
for United States senator, called at
tention Friday to the fact thas the
printing of the ballots with circle at
the top, was Illegal and showed the
law on the subject, which provides
that nothing but the word iniepenG
emit" shall appear at the heal of the
ticket. The first copy for the ballots
given to the Moscow Publishing Com
pany, has the words "Indep endent
Ticket" in this column. but in reading
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
CONTRIBUTION BOX.

Viola, Idaho, Oct. %, 1920.
Editor of the Star-Mirror,
Moscow, Idaho.
Dear Sir-Nearly everybody seems
to be pounding at the high cost of
living and they have a right to. The
excessive profits that are being charg-
ed on many articles deserves the con-
domination of every one. Profiteering
should cease. If merchants can't make
a living without charging from SO to
200 or 300 percent they should go out
of business. The fewer the merchants
the less profit will be required to make
a living Let half the merchants go
out of business and leave the field for
the other half. These can reduce their
profits half and still make practically
the same they were making before. 1
do not believe in lowering the price to
the producer in order to lower the
cost of living. The price Of cattle,
hogs, sheep, poultry, wool, hides,
shoes, clothing (profiteering excepted)
and almost everything else should not
20 down. Some exceptions to all rules,
however.
Why should not the war prices be
normal instead of pre-war prices?
Times are better to the great ma
jority of the people. Ito the people
that work and are producing some
thing) than they have ever been in
the history of the Uunited States.
We admit that times are harder on
the man that is not doing anything,
not producing anything, and is living
off his little pile or his big pile he
has slowed away in the bank. These
are greatly in the minority.
When the price of produce goes
down the price of the dollar goes up.
Reduce the price of produce of all
kinds half and it doubles the price Of
the dollar. 1t will double the value
of the millionaire's million and make
it worth two million. Lower the price
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23

Dollar wheat, with like reduction
in the prices of other commodities at
the present would be ruinous to the
great majority of the people 1t woul1
we'll night bankrupt the country.
Yours truly,
J. E. GRAY.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23

the proof Auditor Estes cut out the
word ticket"
Today Mr.. Moore stated that if he
ballots with the circle are used and
stickers pasted over them ne Will get
out a restraining order to prevent
their use. Lack of official lnforma-
ton or instruction in the matter IS
handicapping Latah county officers.
1t may be necessary to print the bal
lots all over again.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
Improve Your Digestion.

Improve Your Digestion.
If you have weak digestion eat
sparingly Of meats, let at least five
hours elapse between meals. eat moth
ing between meals. Drink an album
dance of water. Take one of Cham
berlain's Tablets Immediately after
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
HISTORICAL CLUB HAD
SPLENDID MEETING

The study department of the His
torical Club met at the home of Mrs.
J. S. McDaniels Thursday afternoon.
Tn pite of the bad weather there was
goodly attendance of members and
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23

Got Her Good Health Out of Bottle.
Mrs. Edward Raifsnider, Wabash,
Ind, says that she owes her good
health to Chamberlain's Tablets. She
suffered from distress after eating
and constipation and was completely
cured by the use of these tablets O..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-08-04
Iplniti prihlasku nebo zadost

Iplniti prihlasku nebo zddost
drive podanou, pokud nevyho-
vuje vsem pfedpssam par. 5.
So zadosti treba podavati
nejpozdeji do g.. srpna 1920:
a. generalnimu konsulatu
CsR., 81 East 18th Street, New
York City, N. u, re statu !;
Maine, New Hampshire, Ver-
mont, Massachusetts, Connecti-
cut, Rhode Island, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Delaware, Virginia,
West Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia a Flo
rida;
b. konsulatu GsR. v Chica-
gu I'll. (108 S. LaSalle ST. re
vsech ostatnfch amer. statd. -
6.) Podanim prihlasky ami
vysetrenyfm ocen5nim skody
nenabyva strana pravniho ma
roku ma vyplatu nahrady.
Vyslanectvi Cs. Repuhliky,
Washington, D.. c., Is. cerven-
ce 1920. - C. j. 1869.
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PRODA Sc dim pro dve ro-
dlny, 5 svetnic nahore a 5 dole.
Dva fernesy, elektrika, plyn, u
lice dlazdena. Haste Sc u ma
Jltele nahore V els. 11113 HUI
da Ave. 8-6
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VELKA LACE. Proda Sc
DUN o Z pokojich, vse moderne
zafszeno, ma dubove podlahy
a finis, koupelnu, skopky ma
pradlo, garaz a vedle je jeste
jeden lot. Da Sc "a $1,000, no.
tove $1,000, ostatni ma splat-
ky po $50 mesicne. Neodkla-
dejte, pfijd'te hned do cisla
1921 Fleet Ave. 81
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VYMENf Sc novy domek 0
6ti syetnicfch v okoli Broad
way Union ul. tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek o svet
nicich, bllze Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pri 4990 str. k tomu jeSte
Jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
vatni aneb obchodni. Prodaji
Sc tfi domy a stor ma vych.
56 ul., bllze Cedar Ave-, dale
frffrf~ uJ c.1Usd d-'> IA ia pffvdtfir
dunn. Nam mnoho jinych domI
jak ma prodej, tax ma yymepu.
Haste Sc Il Thorn. Suchy, 2465
e. sc st. Tel. Princt. 1876 w.
~
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, kde Sc trzi $500 tydne,
byt o Z pokojfch, hned "a OBJ
chodem. Cena $1700. Majetek
nese 6islo 2647 Superior Ave.
Haste Sc V elsie 7715 Cedar
Ave. 8-13
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1'nvET,s
VYHLASkA.

| wv dHS Attl lIiiiN
soups val. skod, utrpenycf
ceskoslovenskymi pl-islusniky
ID Pfedmetem pfihlasky
jsou valecn6 skody zpdsobenf
Nemeckem, Rakouskem a Ma.
d arskem, neb jejich spojenci
a. obcanskym osobam,. po-
Iskozenym ma tele nebo ma, Ii
vote a jejich pozustalym, Q
Inez Jim bylo pecovati, jde-li 0
skody zpusobene jakymkoliv
clnem valecnym a jakymikoliv
Ipodniky obou valciclch stran,
at Sc staly kdekoliv;
b) obcanskym osobam, jez
kdekoliv utrp6ly ukrutenstvim,
Inasilim, neb zlym nakladanim,
zahrnujic to ublizeni' ma Ii
vote nebo zdravi, v6zn6nim,
deportacl, internovanim nebo
Inucenym vystehovanim, zane
chanim bez pomoci ma mori,
|nebo Vnucenou praci, nebo zpu
'sobene jich poznstalynn, o nez
lin bylo DecOyati.
O ma jejich vlastnim uzemi,
'nebo JIM obsazenem i zabra-
mem obcanskym osobam, jez u
trp6ly jakymkoliv ublizenim
ma zdravi, ma pracovni schop-
nosti nebo ma cti, pax pozusta-
lynn techto osob, nez Jim by
10 pecovati;
d. valecnym zajatcum zlym
nakladanim jak6hokoliv dru-
hu;
e obcanskym osobam, KITE
re byly nuceny pracovati bez
nalezite odmGny, nikoliv vsak
nahrada podle zakona o val. u
konech ze dine 26. prosince
1912; els. 236f. q. (cl. LXVHI.,
q L. 1922 a podle zakona re
dne 13. srpna 1918, els. 316 I.
D.;
f) fysickym pravnickym O.
sobdm ma jakychkoli statcich,
kdekoliv Sc nal6zajlcich, ktere
byly odcizeny, zabrany, posko-
zeny nebo zniceny na zemi, ma
moTi neb we vzduchu, nebo
skody, kt9r6 isou primym ma
.sledkem neprdtelstyi nebo ia
.k6hokoliv val. podniku obou
|valGicich stran;
81 phi obsazeni ciziho dZemi
!voj. moci We form6 vynuce-
nych zaloh, pokud nebo jinych
podobnych vymahanl ma ukor
Iobcanskeho obyVatelstva.
2.) Prihlasku muze podati
poskozany statni prislusnik
Cs. r., nebo jeho pravni "a
stupce, po pfipad6 zastupce
radn6 vykazany.
81 PrihlaSka ma obsahovati
az jm6no, pfijm6ni, zam6st,
mani a bydliat6 strany prihlas-
ku podavaiici;
b) prHkaz o ieji stdtni pri-
Islusnosti q o pfipad6 prohlase-
Ini, 2e sc vzdava prava optova-
ii pro stdtni prisl. jineho statu
g stru6n6 q pfesnc vyznace-
nj Skody a presnym uddnim,
kde, kdy, kym a iakym zpl-
Isobem a "a jakych okolnostl
Skoda byla zpusobena;
d. ufedni doklad o proVede-
nGm vysetfeni $kody neni-li
mono dokladu takoveho pfi-
pQjiti, tedy pisemne svedectvi
hodnovernych sv6dku;
e. ide-li Skodu ma zivote,
zdravi q cti, budiz uvedena
lpfesna vJSe pozadovan6 ma
brady; jde-li skody ma ma
jetku, budiz vyse skod pfesnf
tiseln6 uvedena, zejm6na bu-
diz pfipojen podrobny seznan
pr9dmetd znicenych; poskoze
Inych, zabavenych, atd., uda.
lnim ceny kazdeho kusu, a tc
ceny ndkupni ceny cas- po
danl prihlaSky; podle potrebl
lnebo jiny doklad o tom, u
lpredmety dotycn6 byly soukro
,aalryo1 ma iptkppn OOSkoznOphO
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VII 1Sem - a ted mi to rekl dC
oci: re muj itchy pan spolec.
mix nejmenuje sc Gervais, ny.
brz Tresorier, re patri k te 9
te strane, udelal to a to, same
veci, ktere jsem ved6l zrovna
tax Jako on, ma konec mne
vubec ponechal stati. Stal jsem
tam jako solny sloup = bylc
to umelecke galerii, pod po.
prsim Mirabeauovym, ktery sc
zdal usmivati Sc made mnou
Timto zpusobem zv6d6l jsem
o vecil Dovade 81 sluSny clovek
udelati pojem o takovem po-
koutnictvi, 0 takovam bidactvl.
Orleaniste - nu ano - ma do
celia pravdu ten maly Marve-
jouls, OrleaniSte mohou 81 toho
dopfatl ClOvek poZnava Je pc
die, Ale ia to tax nenecham-
padne-li mi do rukOu ten Ger
vais, ci vlastne Tresorier, tn pc
citi, re nastupce Blanquiho ne
necha Sc beztrestn6 tahati ia
nos -.
"Jsi tim ale take list, tati?"
namitla Gilberta bdzlive, "ze
tento pan Tresorier sledoval
takove macchiavelisieke pla-
ny? Pravda mohla by snad by
ii mnohem jednoduSsl, a pod
statne nevinn6jsi, nezi Sc ii re.
klo, a nezli "a to nlasl'
Courciar ndhle stanul pred
dcerou:
"Co toto slovo ma znamena-
ti?' t6zal Sc, zvedaje obrvi a
prisn6 do jeJi tvare zabodaVaJe
sve zraky. Bud TAX hodna a
vysvetli mi VSe bez vytacek -
Wis snad neco urciteho o tom?
Sveril So ii snad ten Gervais?"
"Ano, otGe, prave dnes.
A rekl ii - ?"
Gilberta neodpovidaIa. Jeji
mlceni vSak bylo tax vymluv-
ne, ze otci spadly's o6i Supiny.
a on vycetl il vSechno . tvare.
Ted bylo jednani Jindricho-
vo ovSem vysv6tlitelne, ba zda-
10 Sc rnu byti dokonce dosti
rozumnym, zretelnym pra-
ktickym, jenom re meme pot6-
Sujicim pro otce rodiny, u ne
meme. 6.osudnym pro politika.
Po kratkem rozmySleni, pri
Comz rozVilel Sltuaci az do neJ-
daln6jSich moznosti, povazoval
Courcier ia nutno witt dceru
ma paskal.
"Tedy k vuli tob6 Sc sem k
nam Vloudil?' pocal podiVu-
hodnym klidem.
"Ano, tati.
mo, mile dite, zpusob Jed
mani a cele choVanl tohoto MIA
deho muze nestava sc Zm6ne.
nym cilem 0 mic omluviteln6i.
sim, nebot' k bezpraVim, je2
svym vniknutim do me CHINO
sti muze mnG zpusobiti, pi'istu
puje jeSt6 bezpravi, jez Vtira
vost jeho pripadn6 zpusobi ! 0
sobne tob6. Mel snad troufa
lost, ii vyznati lasku?'
"To ucinil a mohu Ii jcn n
eli, re Sc to stalo jemnocitnyn
zpusobem."
"A k cemu smeroval?"
ALE, tati, k jedine mozne
mu. Upfimn6 mne prosil abycl
Sc stala jeho aenou. -
"Ty?" zvolal poslanec po
bourene. "Dcera CourcieroVi
stati sc zenou aristoEratovou?
"Odeprel bys sy6 syoleni, ia
ti?"
"Bylo by nanejvyS zbytecnc
abych s1castnil Sc boreni tech
to vzdusnych zamku, prav.
Courcier S hofkosti. "UyidiS, c
tomu rekne Tresorieroya rod
ma Gilberta Courcierova =
snachou pani baronky ps
nj, ktera dava sVuj znak malC
xati ma kazda dvirka kotarl
prltsIkyne mafky pfereff1efrt'
z "A 4a.,nxx S.J,, Co..
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PRODA Sc postel Sc 6ti ma
tracemi, pradelnik, kuchynsky
stolek, diva houpaky, elektric-
ka zehlicka, electricity varic
sluSny krb S mramorovou des-
kou, automaticky pristroj k
dopomahani vetSimu rustu a k
udrzeni rovn6ho tela, smetak
ma koberce, flintu Winchester
p, zimnik pro caste nosenf,
zanovni brusle botkami a il
ne veci. Haste Sc elsie 1905
Angelus Ave. u E. 131 ul. SO
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cezna doSti dnhrnl

Nd IOCl6 SVcuO pulUTunGnO mi
lionu? Poctive je vydelava na
burse, pTi cemz Sc jinym sta
huje kuze pres uSi - nejbe.
zectnejsi remeslo, ktere Una
svet! A vsechno to hriSne zla.
to melo by padnouti do klina
takoveho Courciera? Poo
nohy bych Jim je hodil, ale tt
|namahy budu usetren - nebu,
de nam vubec nabidnutol" !"
Gale mily otce, co by pax
byla znamenala slova Tpeso-
rierova, a proc by Sc byl O
mno uchazel?"
"Vsechno bidna lest. Pod
skok, ktery jiz davno mel byti
q ob6hu, tax jest opotrebovdn.
Starry receipt vsech sv1dcu -
slibovati snatek a zatfm - vi
dis, dit6, vychoval jsem t6 ja-
ko syna a nezahaloval jsem IT,
terne pred tebou nebezpeCen-
stvi a obtize zivota. Chtel jsem
DOstaviti tvou ctnost ma pevny
Aaklad poZnani mohu tedy
mluviti otevrene, aniz bych te
urazil. Never zhola mic slibum,
ktere ii byly ucineny, .ie to ho-
~ klam a nam, faleSny peniz,
kterym platf svetaci, zadni
dvirka, ktarymi vpllziti Sc sna-
ii zlodeji. Tento mlady milo
mar a baron racil pqpatriti ma
devce lidu - vuci male pro-
letafce je dovoleno vSecko -,
nalezi to k panskym prdvum a
vzneSenym zabavam d. :. Mel Sc
ma pOzoru - nenach Sc zasle-
pit NebudeS mfti dosti slz, a
bys bolest a sklamani sve jimi
oplakala. Ostatn6 vim ted, ma
cem jsem a posvltim tomu "a
milovan6mu chlapeckovi, opo-
vdzi-li sc jeSt6 jednou i jenom
kolem domu prejiti. TAX, ja-
ko ze jsou 81 vSichni lide rovni,
roztfiskam chlapovi vsechny
kosti tele. kde a kdy mi pa
dne do rukou :"
Gilberta byla by zasv6tiIa
Sveho otce do blahovolnych h
umyslu baronky Tr6sorierove a
vnukla mu tim spraVedliVejsi
MAJOR, ale poklddala "a radno,
o tom prozatim radGji pomlce-
ii. We sv6 nynejSi nalade byl
by Courcier wal ia zle i uklid-
nuiicf zakrocenI matce, ba bez
pochyby byl by Sc postavil na
odpor zamyslene navsteve, a
tim by byl ohrozil uskutecn6ni
JindrichoVych nadeji. Mlad6
devCe ucinilo tudiz, co cinilo
vzdycky, kdyz otec, hastere Sc
IS osudem, nebo zehraje ma Ii
speech soudruhu Gi ma jednani
n6jake, ktere zdalo Sc mu by
ii protipravnim, zufil a prud-
kVni reCmi 81 uleVoval.
Sklonila Sc, dala prejiti bou-
ri a odolaVala il beze stesku.
Dnes mela mad to zamestna-
nj, ktere il ulehcoyalo naslou'
chati ienom napolo nahroma.
dGnym horkostem otcoVym
Valmi slastne to Zamestnanl
.ProzlVala Y mySlenkacf
mlnutu IA minutou jeSt6 led
nou blazenou chviH, We ktert
Iii Jindrich vyznayal ldsku, Vi
della pred sebou jeho pohnuty
milovany oblicei, naslouchals
lichotnemu zvuku jeho hlasu ;
ieho SLOW, pozorovala jeho hnl
III, ktere tax 2retelne Zrazova
la nctrpelivost, 2matek a tou
hu, citila jeho rty ieste ma sV'
truce a Ma SVEN cele. Necht' S
Courciar bouri, yakima a hro
II, jeho dcera neslysl liz dav
no y toho niceho. USla do ba
iecne rise snu, opredena kou
zlem lasky =.
Druheho dine dlela baronk;
Tresori9rova kol druhe hodi
ny We SVEN naleN pokoli pfve
: no reftrTt; Srrs-1&r &r~%r>+- :. ...A%~>1
! ..s. r.L Ja..-.,. - =
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PRODA Sc LEVINE Ford auto
mobil 1916 pro 5 osob v do
brem poradku. Haste Sc V els.
5n05 Finn Ave. 9-G
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Tam pI.isla pojednou komor-

4
MIN, re dostavila Sc slecns
CourcieroVa ). Baronka poru
ella, ably navsteva vesla.
We vzruseni, ktere dame vel
k6ho sveta, prijsmaJici denni
nescetne lidi, bylo samotne ci
zim a novym, cekala S nejv6t
sim napjetim ma objeveni SC
mlade divky.
Gilberta byla odena proste
ale vkusne. Ozdobny cernJ
kloboucek zvysoval zlatity pr.
svit jajiho vlasu a ruzovy pei
pleti. Rozpacitost, Sc kteroU
vstoupila pres prah, zvysovala
jen jejl mladistvy vek. Usmev
ponekud nesm6ly zdal Sc wy
prosovati ST ohledy, ale jas
nych, jemnych ocich svltilo jiz
svet6lko nadeje -.
PAM z Tr6sorieru poposla
vstupujfci divce ma diva kroky
vstfic, podala il ruku stahla
il vedle sebe ma rlalou pohov-
kr Jejl zrak napjatou pozor
nosti obestiral cely zjev, jako-
by cht6la divce vniknouti az ma
dino duse; pax promluvila hla-
sem, jehoz zVuk Gilbertu zee
la ..pominal ma hlas Jindricha.
"D6kuji vam, mila slecno, re
odhodlala jste Sc mne mne ma
vSiviti, a test mne ze srdce, ze
mohu vas videti a S vami 81 po-
hovofiti. Treba jste mi osobne
byla jeste neznama, tuslte asi,
jak blizka jste menu srdci."
"Ach - ano - milostiva -
vim - a chapu toho" = odpo-
Vidala Gilberta. 30 verte mi,
re jsem Sc k YAM bllzila pl4
nou duverou - jsem prece pod
ochranou naklonnosti, ktera
nemuze nenechavati vas chla-
dnou".
Baronka pozorovala il ostre
pri reel a nebyla to, ably ode
I **ela obdiV vrozene vzn2Se-
nosti mlad6 divky. Nebylo ne
souzvuku V iejich slovech, ,zvuk
a prizvuk byl obsahu pfim6ren,
chovani bezyadn6, V posunech
jejich nebylo niceho zbyteGn6-
no, mirny kid We vyrazu pri-
poust6l, usuzovati ma jasny ro-
zum a cist6 syedomi.
"Skutecne neobycejne stvo-
reni --' pomyslila 81 baron
ka. "Jaka to hra prirody dala
vyrusti teto knizeci lilii y ku-
chynsk6 zahrade obcana Cour-
ci2ra? NaSe mlad6 danny z do
brych rodin chovaji Sc mnohdy
jallo kramske, a HE, tuto maia
plebejka, ktera VSude byla by
na SVEN miste - krone domu
otce sveho. Nediyim Sc jiz, re
Sc poblaznil do nj mui tertov-
sky synaCek - jeho zboznoVa-
ma jest proste rozkosnou."
Jezto Gilberta zdala Sc byti
stisn&nou pon6kud patravym
mlcenim, zapredla pani Tr6-
sorieru op6tn6 nit hovoru
"KoHk ie vam let me dit6?"
"Dvacat ret, milostiva.'
"A zijete sama Sc svym pa
mem otcem?'
"Ano, milostiva, a Sc starou
sluzebnou, ktera mne vychova-
Ia. Ztratila isem ma neSt6sti ji2
Y utlem detstvi matku, ale otec
nahrazoval mi il, jak ian mohl
venoval nj vskutku dvoina.
aobnou Iasku - ismc temef nc
,ozlucni:"
Ze pela ma svGho otce chva.
lozpevy dome, llde vsichni BY
Ii mu neptatelskymi, libilo Sc
baronce. Byla statecna a vens
Matersky pohled Stedril il pc
chvalou.
"Tato okolnost asi take zpj
sobila, ze jst9 Sc ucastnila sAa
vnosti toulonskych?"
"Zajiste mi.ostiva. Otec b,
mne nebyl mohI ponechati sa
mn no nakolix dnu a tall &,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-15
OLD AND NEW
WAR SHIPS IN
CH|CAG0 STREAM

CHICAGO. June 15-There is a
graveyard Of famous lighting ships
In the heart OF Chiclgo's manufactur.
ing district. In the Chicago river Is
lying one Of the strangest fleets ever
assembled on the Great Lakes.
The submarine. one the U.s7 and
one OF the gidSs OF Admiral Won Tir-
pitz. has little In It's appearance TO
indicate its war record OF seven el-
lied ships sunk by torpedo and gun
FIRE and no one knows how many des
troyed by mines. for the C-s7 was a
mine layer. On deck she still boasts
long range naval rife, but below is
only a shell. Her main engines and
all her principal working parts have
been stripped out and shipped TO
Annapolis. where future officers OF
the navy will receive their education
on machinery donated by the late i'm.
per!al German government. The L.
81 was surrendered at Scapa Flow
h.''f '"e oiHis'iSc anu Was oHe Vi
Eve U-boats allotted to the United
States. She toured the Great Lakes
during the Victory Loan drive be-
fore coming TO her last rest here.
In this strangely assorted feet is
the Essex, whose ancient wooden
hull was designed 10 break up the
slave traffic On the African coast.
The Yantic was built as yacht for
President Lincoln. then remodeled
as a naval corvette. Her most fam
Gus exploit was the vain attempt. in
company OF te Proteus. to rescue
Lieutenant Greely's artic explora-
tion party at Discovery Harbor in
1883.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-15

FOR SALE-2O-ft. on Main street
between 9Th and 9Th street. Price
$500 per foot,
ALSO
FOR SALE-65xl20 corner, two
blocks from the Rex Cafe one Of
the prettlest corners in klamath
Falls. Price $4,000.
ALSO
FOR SALE--a-room house two
blocks from the new postotiice; g.
rooms plastered. three rooms rough
ed-in; fun basement, large lot and
street paved, g&rage, etc, Price
$1,000,
ALSO
FOR SALE-New and modern g.
room. plastered house on llth
street Everything clean, new and
IN TO date. Lot Is i0x110 10 alley.
Price $4,000.
J. T. WARD 4 60.
Phone 375 sS+ Main st.
/ Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-06-15

The Hawk. formerly q yacht. was
sold by the late Mark Hanna, Of
Ohio. to the government at the out.
break OF the spanish-American war.
She captured the Spanish liner Al
fonso XIII on Havana and brought
her prize into port.
The gunboat Wilmette. stili In her
gray war paint. bears little resemb-
lance to her former self when she
was the passenger liner Eastland.
which turned over at its dock In
1915. drowning sI2 excursionists.
Remodeled and armed by the navy
department she Is nov what her ON.
GERS claim is the finest gunboat In
the service and Is in use as . train
ing ship.
Half a dozen submarine chasers
here, all ot x4eh saw scr.
vice overseas during skeSwar. are 70
be sold. II the government can and
purchasers. Two have already been
disposed OF. one bringing $4,000
and the other $4,000. They cost
the navy department about $4,000
each.