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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24
GORDON'S WISH

~ ORDON was always wishing 10.
something. When 1t rained hs
NJ wished for snow and when the
~ sun shone he wished he could
wear his new rain coat When his
mother had made fne apple dumplings
he wished she had made pie and when
he got flne lot Of valentines he
wished they were all Easter eggs.
There seemed to DO simply no pleasing
him in any way.
Now, Of course. ct his home. the
folks had to stand tor at leas. they
dad stand 1t. But when he started to
school, he found that was different
Boys don't care much about playing
Eames with \ playmate who IL never
sulted--you know how that II your
self. And they soon left him alone.
That made himl lonesome of course.
but he never once took the hint and
tried to be better playmAts---not hel
| When they left him out he just sat
down In a corner by the fence and
wished ne had some good friends and
wished he went to q better school and
wished he had never heard OF this
place. And then, nine times out OF
| ten. no got to feeling 80 pokey. there
In the fence corner all by himself. that
he doxed of to sleep TIL the bell rang
! and you very well know that's no Jolly,
nice recess. 10 It?
Well, one fine day when Gordon had
been moping q little moro than usual
and feeling so cross and sleepy he
/ could hardly keep his eyes open. h
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24

"WcIl," Said Gordon, In A Sleepy
VOICE. what Do You Want?"
the little old man. back there in the
school yard stu looked and looked
and looked At him.
Whats the matter. what makes
you look ~ me 50 funny?" Gordon
called to the little old man.
II was just wondering II ever. ever.
ever. you'd like somethings" said tha
little old man very quietly. just thai
way
And right that very minute Gordon,
even though he Was 10 very big on the
outside. began 10 feel very smali On
the inside. And he began to think
how nicc II would be to be Just COM
mon school boy and play with the
other fellows and not nit In . corner
.hy the fence and wish. 30 he said
to the little old man. do you know
anyway can get back to be me. and
play with tho boys?"
Yes" replied the Aittle old man,
II do. II you'il play and work Tor
.asaas Who'll as,x j and not .Wiah. .fcE. somS.
thing different than you have. you can
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24

:uzz1ecorner
CHAN GEABI4E. NUMBERS

CHANGE.ABIxE NUMBERS
Change the head and tail OF
9nMh$r and and a scoidinx woman
1.-CharEs the head and tail OF 4
Number and and not many.
Change the head and tail OF q
MuMber and and ciamorous,
<.chanGe the head and tail OF q
Mamoax and find talented.
k.-[hange the head and tail Of .
auMeer and nnd assures.
e.-Change the Mad and TAN. of q
nuaeer and ind conflicts
- ACRosTIC
d Nv dra n an unearthly noise,
~ nsxt the white-winged dove en-
vuys;
4 ~ th4rd Is Oft seen In the sky.
~ fourth will come when winters
nigh:
~ Afth il Always close at hand.
~ sixth Ii grown upon tho land:
~ whole brings warmth and outdoor
~ N the active girls and boys.
ANSWERS
cNANGgABLE NUMBERS--1. Three
DAreN 2. Tc~-FeN. 3. Four-Loxd
xlepcn-Cjever. s. Fiffy-Rtfts
10. 6IeAsy-FscAts.
ACROETIC
& hriek
p CAGE
IA II d,nbotc
! &c
N car
G rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24

saw right Ia front Of him funny little
old man who was looking solemniy At
him.
well" said Gordon, Ia q sleepy
voice, what do you want7"
Tho little old man answered not =
word-he just looked and looked and
looked.
That made Gordon fsei very queer
and he said Grossly. Il wish was big
enough that didn't mind you a-look-
Ing At ma. I dol" And Instantly he
felt himself growing and growing and
growing. He got bigger, than the
funny little old man and bigger than
the fence and bigger than the
school house and bigger than tho trees
and bigger than the yard. Oh. dear,
, but he was big. But somehow. evsn
though he was 50 very big he didn't
seem to feel any more comfortable and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24
the wood work on the engine. Fasten /

the wood work on the engine. Fasten
1t to c and D.
Find an old bicycle pump for the
cylinder. Bore small hole In the
end and after fling OF plating or other
hnish solder = brass or copper tube
to 1t IS shown In the drawing. The
tube also haa . hole bored In It. the
steam passes through this hole into
the cylinder. While soldering. the
pump and tube can be held toesther
BY wire. Flattsn out the end Of the
plunger Of the bicycle pump-this Il
to be the piston rod. Bore or punch I
small hole In the nattened part for
fast eninE It to the connsottut rcd. Re-
move pump plunssr from the piston
rod srA eA~ts lcaA pistsa= ea ths AnA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24

~ GU can have lots OF fun MAKING
and running this steam engine.
y but let me caution you 1t tho be-
~ ginning that the boiler must have
= safety device 20 II win not blow mp.
One boy thought this was not neces-
sary. but Il wiser today--his boiler
blew up. making 4 bad dent In the
kitchen wall and flooding the door
with hot water.
Make the platform A and nail the
strips or cleats b to II. Then get out
parts c and d and fasten 70 the plat
form A. This can be done with nails.
but screws win not work loose and are
recommended.
Part =. to which the cylinder. SHAFT.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24
CHARGE WOOD WITH Use.
OF MUCH MONEY.

Washington, March 22.--Repeated
charges that enormous sums OF money
are being expended by the Leonard
Wood forces to bring about his porni-
nation for the presidency brought
from Senator Borah today state
ment demanding the publication of
names OF the contributors. the fund
and the purposes for which the money
IL being spent.
Senator Borah was aroused by the
publication of statement that ten
men in New York had contributed
$16D, 900 each to start the Wood CAM
paign and that heavy expenditures
were being made in the effort to cap
ture the presidential preferende pri-
maries The senator denounced this
feature of the campaign and de-
ciared that 1T is nothing less than
national, peril that two months
before the convention the use OF
money in the attempt TO control the
convention has reached the point OF
a scandal"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24
Andrew Patrick o'Bricn.

Funeral services for Andrew Pat
rick OBrien, sixty-two years old.
who died Monday morning at 1899
O'Clock in Stuart Circle hospital af-
ter an illness of several days were
conducted yesterday afternoon at a
o'clock in st. Patrick's Catholic
church, the Rev. HI. J. McKeefrey of
floating. The burial was In Mount
Calvary cemetery.
Mr.. O'Brien was a member of the
knights OF Columbus and the Rich
mond lodge. b. p. o. E. Besides his
widow, who was Miss Rebecca Ann
Jones, of Hanover county, Mr..
OBrien is survivor by four daught-
ers--Mrs. Edward L. Frost, of s22e
Park avenue: Misses Mary, Alice and
Harriet O'Brien, of 2310 East Broad
street, and three sisters--Mrs. Joseph
Montgomery. OF New Haven. Conn. :;
MRS. Mary Kelly, of Dublin, Ireland
and Miss d. NJ. o'Brien, OF Blessing
ton, Ireland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24
Mrs. Ada G. Fairlamb.

Funeral services for Mrs Ada G,
Fairlamb, who died Monday morning
at 1:4s o'clock in her. home. 1907
Grove avenue, were conducted yes
terday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock III,
the home. Mrs Fairiamb is eur
vfved by two daughters. Mrs Zelda
F.. Yost and Miss Ada c. Fairlamb;
one son, George G. Fairlannb, and two
brothers, W. w. Currie and Harry /.
Currie.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24
Sister Mary Starky.

The funeral of Sister Mary Starky,
VINO died yesterday morning in Monte
Marie convent at $50 O'Clock. will
take place this morning at $40. She
spent thirty-tive years of her life in
the convent. Her death followed soon
after that of Sister Mary Rose Wiley.
who died Saturday in the convent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24
d FEATURE SERVICE

No matter how many gowns .
uD01A may have. rcorgettes, Pau
toe1ng, duvetyns. sstins. silks and
So hinadons az dainty materials be-
- measure, there is always a wei
80 hook waiting for the serge
hnek. Serge Is surely the depend
eAls material, the utility cloth suit
AAae fer nany occasions, easily fresh
enaA up and always coed looking.
The only criticism have to make
silent thu average cloth walking
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24

s. Greenbaum, was met $40 and
costs for violating the traffic laws.
He paid his fine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24

Coolie Workers Sink FOUNDATIONS for Modern Bu1dinG
Because can be hired cheapay II ,nen fv
used furnish hcng cosy
imported
AS they heave the 1 eertafai
1t is not unusual
shoulders
fortunate their children
by Methodist
The ntcrchureh World
Of
welfare OF the japanese coo comprehensive,
the home and foreign mission g
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24

CABBEDDIN EISHER-MAID, SHE
SMILED AT SPRINGS CHILL
WINDS Delightfully."- comfortable Is
this unique wrap, which Is collared
and banded In opossum. The creative
idea Is original in this kind of wrap
and fisher-maid Is easily adaptable to
unusual draping and arrangement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-24
~ FRnNk !. SoLHR

tSSTRocToR, oHPr O. fiNMUML TNNusnsAp 00ascSes
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kdy pfavil jsem, ze mic ma sve-
te nemohlo by mne pohnouti k
tomu, abych stal Sc spehou-
mem; to bylo vsak pred valkou
a ia nemohl tehdy dobfe posu-
zovat stav yecl okoInosti".
Slova tato mad miru prekva-
pila plukovnika Rosenthala a
on pozorne hledel ma placiciho
/ hocha po vice jak celou minu-
tu. Pfisne zkoumani to patrne
jej uspokojilo a on pravil:
.vojensk6 nase poyinnosti
loyvaji nam Casio protivny, mij
Ihochu; jsou TO vsak povinnosti
l. svate povnnosti - a musi
Ibyti proto vykonany. Jsem pre-
svedcen, re soudce, jenz Wy
Irkne ortel smrti a Seriff, ktery
ljej provadi, pocit'uje pfi tom
lvelkou bolest;; avsak oni to u
Icipi. ia ituii ty lidi, Wingu,
|lituji je z hloubi sveho srdce -
|avsak byli to zradcove".
(Pokracovant.)
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PRODA Sc:

PRAvA LACE. Dva domky
ma jednom lote 0 4 5 poko-
jich ma dlazdene ulici, blize
Broadway ma E. 55 ul., ma leh-
Ike splatky. - Velky maietek
| stor Is pri 16, byt o 6i po-
koJich a koupelny dole, ma
hofe je 9 pokoju, lot 40 pri
l4O, garaz ma tfi auta. MAZE
tex vynasi pfi malem najmu
$50 mesicne. Uhce dlazdsna.
Cena pouze $1,000, hotove neb
ma splatky. Haste sc hned d
Rob. Kohout. u The Atlas
Finance Co., 5458 Broadway.
1-19
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ozNAMuITr WE svETr"
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DUN MA BROADWAY

o 8 krasnych svetnieich, kou-
pelna, plyn, elektricke sv6tlo,
vytapeni horkou yodou, par
ketove podlahy, garaz, lot sko-
rem 30 strevicu siroky a It's
str. diouhy. Dobry dunn do
brou obchodni budoucnosti.
Hotove $4,000, zbytek jako
rent. Bude prazdny pristi ty-
den. Haste Sc V els. 1922
Broadway u Mcbride Ave.
l-19
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n
PRONAJME Sc:

PRoNAJME Sc byt bez-
detnym manzelum neb 3-clen-
ne rodine. Jest o a pokojich,
koupelna, plyn, elektrika, ph-
da, sklep. Haste Sc V els.
12805 Oakfield Ave. V Mt.
Pleasant. Lie
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CHCETE-LI ST koupiti dyou
rodinny dunn V Mt. Pleasant o
4 neb 5 pokojich Sc vsim mo-
dernim zarizenim, neb dobfe
jdouci grocerni a reznicky OBJ
chod, obrat'te sc ma Franka
Parenicu, 12309 Union. 1-21
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dun ma vych. 108. ul. z Union
o ctyrech pokojich dole a ety.
fech pokojich nahore. Nsech-
no zavedeni. Cena $500. We
zme Sc nensi castka co splat-
ka a ostatni jako naiem. Biz
81 sdeli j. l.. Mlckovsky u A
tlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way, aneb cis. 3443 E. 110
III. z Union, vecer. LEO
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PRODA Sc dum V Corlett 0
I'll pokojfch koupelnou "a
$4,000, pekny domov pro dve
rodiny Il Miles Ave. Haste SC
V c. ALAG E. 11O. ul. z Miles
Ave. Tel. Broad 1904 J.
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Lcue JdkO lyOVes
Kdoz vsak mohl byti po.
chybnostech 0 konecnem W.
,sledku?
Opet a opet rozzyucel Sc hlas
mladeho v1dce unionistu, yyzJ
.vaje hrdinne, ale ma zcestl sve-
dene Jizany ku vzdani Sc a "a
chraneni zivota - avSak mar
ne! zroypa TAX mohl kfiset do
vetru a poroueet mu, ably obra-
til Sc We smer jiny.
!. V tezbe a vrazdeni pokraco-
vano Sc zdvojnasobenou zurivo
stl. Vlny vrazedneho boje zmi-
tally sc ma vJchod zapad, die
toho, jak obkliceni guerillove
bud ustupovali nebo vrhali Sc
vpfed.
Pojednou - bylo to jiz pri
slunce zapadu - pocali Sc gue-
rillove rozestupovati a prchati.
Plukovnik Goldsborough snazil
sc zadrzeti je zp6t a pokousel
Sc, seraditi je znovu, vsak mar
ne. Hrdinnych pred chvili bo-
jovniku zmocnilo sc zdeseni,
mezi mimi az posud nezname.
Goldsborough rozhlizel Sc po
okoli, ably zvedel pricinu nevy-
svetlitelneho toho ukazu Sc
znal okamzite, ze je to nasle-
dek zmizeni jich zboznovaneho
vidce! 81
+, A to byio pravdou. Ami hrdin
ny 'Volny Mec', aniz heroicka
zena jeho byli k spatreni ma
bojisti. Ten ohnivy duch, ktery
povzbuzoval, sill a nadsenim
naplnoval celou bandu, zmizel
a stoupencu jeho zmocnil Sc
strach a udes.
VSichni, kdoz nebyli mrtvi,
raneni nebo zajati, prchali ny
nj ma vse strany pronasledovani
jsouce tesne unionisty.
Plukovnik Goldsborough, vi
da, ze den ten ie ztracen, obra-
TIL sveho kone a uprkem hnal
sc doIu vrSku, We smer, kde
byl zanechal Elfii kneze pod
dozorem svych strait.
XIV. Osud "Volneho Niece.
Je konec vSemu, bitva ztrace-
a lepe zemrit cestne, nezli ziti
s necti.
Jeda Sc zoufalou rychlosti S
vrchu pres mrtve ranene,
prchal Albert Goldsborough,
byla pojednou pozornost jeho
obracena ke skupine, pohled,
ma niz byl by zarazil celou ar
~~~n H., ,,n,,oS ,,o tItaLI
Ma zemi, We prachu, klecel
Vittorio Corsini, ten strasny a
obavany vudce guerillu, drze V
loktech svych bledou postayu,
made we milovane svoji zeny a
pohlizeje V itchy jeji obliceJ S
nevyslovnym bolem zou !al-
stvlm. Vedle n6ho lezel jeho
klobouk chocholcm q skryace
ny met. A 4sa1s.a
"Mrtva." zvolal Goldsbo-
rcugh v-udivu a hruze.
Corsini neodpoved6l, aniz
vzhuru yzhledl; nezdal sc ami
tusiti pritomnost pritele a kdoz
vi, slySel-li hlas jeho vubec.
Dusot konskych kopyt pode-
sill Goldsborougha a yyruSil &c
strasneho udivu.,
"Corsini! Ne, TO je zcela
bezucelne sedeti zde byti po-
lapenu! Vstan rychle prcheJ
yse ie ztraceno!" zvolal, zasa-
zuic koni ostruhy ullzdcJe
dale. ..is.s
"Ano, vSe je ztracenol" "a
mrucel "Volny Mec", nezveda'
je Sc, aniz odvracuje hlaYy sye
cd bledeho obliceje, mad nimz
sc sklanel na polo.
PricvaIal jiny jezdec upr-
kem. Zdvihaie pred SebOu cely
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~ @ H. al - - -+~s s~~'-
,yardh! Use jeIztraceno!" XII
Gel obr, prchaje dale.
"Ano, vse je skonceno! Vse
tztraceno", zanrucel Corsini,
skloniv hlavu uplne ma chladny
oblicej pod MIN.
"Vzhhru, plukovniku! Prch-
nete! Jsme oorazeni ma do
bro!" kficei jiny jezdec, bera
Sc kolem jako yichr.
'Porazeni ma dobro!" me-
chanicky opakoval "Volny
| Mec".
Nejblizsim jezdcem byl A
bershaw. Prijel jako blesk, "a
stavil kone, seskocil ze sedla q
veda kone "a uadu, pfikrocil k
|vddci, prav6 ryohle:
"Plukovniku Corsini! Pro
milosrdenstvi nebes, prchnete !!
Neni ami jediny okamzik k ztra
ceni! Rosenthal je mi primo v
fratach! Tu! Ja privedl yam
cerstveho kone! Vysvihnete Sc
na nej! ZachraIte sebe!"
Free Sword ,pozvedl oci svo-
Ije k nejvernejsimu re vsech
svych stoupencd a beze sldva u
I kazal jen ma tichou postavu, jiz
drzel naruci.
Madam Corsini omdlela |!
Neni take zadny div, uboha
lady! Well, ia zhstanu zde a
postaram Sc 0 nj. Nezalezi ma
tom, budu-li chycen;; bude Ia
chazepo Sc ninou jake s vaiec-
nym zajatcem4 ,Avsak Wy, plu-
kovniku! Oh, Wy vite dobfe, co
WAS ocekava, chyti-h vas live
no! Sednete ma meho kone !!
Prchnete a zachrahte alespon
sebe!"
"Zachranit Sebe? Proc a cd
echo? To nejhorsi nejdesnej-
81, co mohlo potkati mne III
vote, potkalo mne. Oh, Aber-
shaw, pohledni sem! Rel nyni,
stoji-li mdj zivot Ia to, aby byl
zachran6n? Co mi po zivote,
kdyz ona JIG mrtva?" zvolal
Corsini srdcelomn6 a illasem
zlomenym, ukazuje ma ztuhly
oblicej sveho mrtveho andela.
"Mrtva! Ubita! Oh, nebesa,
! jak Sc to mohlo prihodit?" zvo-
lal Abershaw, premozen des-
nym tim pohledem.
'Byla to kule, ktera puvodne
ncbyla urcena pro nj. Ona vide
la, ze strelec jeden miri ma
mne, vrhla Sc prede mne a sa-
ma proklana byla kuli, urce-
nou pro mne. Byla trefena pri-
mo do srdce a okamzite mrt-
a." pravil Corsini hlasem,
ktery prozrazoval nevyslovny
boil a zoufalstvi.
Gas vsak prchal, prchal 5
desnou rychlosti; zivoJ lidsky
visel ma kazde vterine! A Aber-
sha nebyl by zanechal milo
yaneho sveho vudce V tomto
postavenl samotneho ami "a ce-
nu sveho zivota.
"Muj plukovniku muJ
hrdinny. rekovny Free
Sword !" zyolal. "Vzmuzte Sc !!
Vojin nema poddavati sc sve-
mu bolu, zrovna tax, jako ne
podda Sc bazni strachu".
| Corsini smutne zakyval hla-
NvOu. ssais
"Pojd'te. drahy yeliteh a
ylldfn niIi. v1rhoote col po.
mlysete ma to, CO vasi ztratou
utrpi syata naSe vec - nase
konfederace -"
"Bylo to pro nj - jen pro nj,
a ona nyni odesla ode mne", /,
zalpel Corsinis
TAX SC vzchopte a pomstete
j, muj plukovniku! Myslete ma
10, co vse iste jiE dokazal a CO
vSe muzete dOkaZati v budOuc-
nostil Mate pred sebou karie-
I'll otevrenou. Zritezi-li konfe-
deracc -"
Itorsini netrn9l;y6 nolI,pul
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pi. katefina Pintnerova
ROZENA VANKOVA

ponde 90 hod. start SO roku Byla
Beroure Cechach dea Americe 50 roku.
Naezela Sboru Eliska Peskova G. 30 J. c. D., Sboru
Rudoucnost 43. s. P. J., Sboru Pine Ceky, k RyrIm
3, g. S. 3. P j.. Sokolicim Nova Vlast.
=
Pohfeb rahe zesnule bude konan 6vrtek nod cd
poledne domu snutku cio BIOS Clark Ave, hrbitoy
Riverside vypraven bude pohobnkem p FRI Fantou Pra
tee znan,i sou Eadani, by pohrbu su6astni.
Q tchou soIstrast
JOSEF PlNTNER manzel
JOSEF EMIL ANTON, KAREL, OTTO! ADOLF, synovs;
Mrs POsIN(; Mrs BROMMER, Mrs. GIBSON dce,y; KR
STiNA. MARY, MINNIE, GEORGE, CLARENCE, LORETTA
CATHARINE, MAUDE, AUGUST, vnlci, praynlci; STAN
SLAV VANEK. bratr a ostatn pfaele,
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PRoDA Sc pekna farmaai 4 u u

PRoDA Sc pekna farmal u
Twinsburg. o, Q 4113 skrech..
Dunn ma 7 svetnic, voda v ku-
chyni, fernes peknem skle-
pu, elektrika, velka ban il
ne budovy. Pastvin lesa je
4 akry, ostatni orna puda. Ce-
ma $500, hotove $4,000. ostat
III Ma lehke splatky. Haste Sc
u j. L. Mlckovsky, Atlas Fin
nance Co, 5458 Broadway. a
neb Y elsie 3443 L. TO Ill. z
Union. 1-20
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kAMNA druh6 ruky vseho
iruhu prodava a kupuje w.
SedlaCek, 1861 f. 49. st. !?
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|abych vytasil jej pro vae kon-'
federace a ja ucinil tax. Byl
bych ucinil to same pro vec u
ME, kdyby tomu byla chtela O.
ma. Ma jeji zadost q k vdh nj
byl bych pozyedl svdj mec
proti bohu d'ablu! Vse bylo
pro nj! Pro nj! A nyni odesla
ode mne! Oh, bledolicf mole
zeno, mdj milacku, mIj andeh!
TAX jsem to nemyslel, kdyz u
nasel jsem te z klastera", do
dal, pohlizeje nevyslovnym
bolem v jeji oblicej.
Pojednou ale vzhl6dl ku sv6-
mu stoupenci a zvolal:
"Ty vsak hled' zachranit Sc
be, pfitelil Mas jeste neco, pro
co je zivot vabivym GEN.
nym".
"Ne; ja zIstanu S vami a -
ni", pevne odpovedel vojin.
Nedokoncil jeste posledni
slova, kdyz prihnali Sc jezdci.
"Ah, tn jsi, demone. Vzdej-
te SCI" zahrmel predni z Mich,
seskociv kone.
ia Sc vzdavam", JENNIE od.
poyedel Corsini.
Plukovnik Rosenthal, nasle-
dovan svym stabem, mezi nimz
nachazel Sc Wing -. Wing,
jeho pobocnik, nynf jiz V uni
fcrme dustojnicke. il
"Jste mym zajatcem, plukov
niku Corsini. Odevzdejte vas
mee!" pravil Justin vazne, Sc
skociv s kone.
"Muj boze!". zyolal, spatfiv
mrtve telo Alberty, spocivajicf
v naruci ma dobro zdrceneho
reka, kolem nehoz shromazdili
Sc nejusilovneisi jeho pronasle
dovatele.
| Vsichni byli tisi ii, CO NELL
kletbu ma jazyku, pohlizeli nah
nyni dtrpne. Plukovnik Rosen-
thai pozvedl svoji ruku a poky-
nul svym lidem, aby poodstou-
pill. Vsichni ucinili tax az ma
| Winga, jen2 nehnul Sc q mista.
"Toho lituji srdecne, Corsi-
nj, opravdove lituji", pravil Ju-
stin soucitne.
Corsini vzhledl vzhuru. Zda-
10 Sc, ze mladistvy jeho oblicej
pojednou sestarnul a svrasko-
vatel, jako by sta.han nejprud-
sim bolem. PAX JENNIE polozil
mrtve telo zboznovane zeny ma
zen a vzchopil sc. aby vyhle-
dal pohozeny svdj mec, chteje
odevzdati jej svemu vitezi.
Co takto cinil, vytryskl pojed
nou zpod jeho uniformly pra-
men krve, ktery V potucku RI
nul Sc pc prsou k nohoum a ma
zem, kdezto oblicej zblednul
ma smrt.
"Vy jste poranen, Corsini!
zvolal Justin hLasem bolest-
nym.
""Jsem? ia nevedel 0 tom a
ni", odpovedel 'Volny Nee, ma
hybaje Sc mad mrtvolou sve ze-
ny. Pojednou prochvel krecovi-
ty zachvat jeho telo a on klesl
ma mrtvolu sve Alberty -
mrtey. M
:. -. N ,A.n.s. ~ ,-kssn ~ N~il.l!
XIV. Po boji.
Cteme mrtve, treba byli protlv-
nici veci,
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CHCETE-LI prodat aneb w.

menit svoji farmu "a mestsky
majetek, piste mne, ia Vas NH
terad obslouzfm. Rob. Kohout.
L The Atlas Finance Co., 5458
Broadway 1-2O
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SAMOHRACf PLANO Sc
proda pOuze "a $4,000 hoto-
We. Bylo pouze 8 mesicu uziva-
ne. Haste So = els. 1928 Sa-
Ckett Ave. 2
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DrObne 4.
()z1lanlky ]
PRIJME Sc:

PRIJMOU Sc solicitofi,
Zdvojnasobte sv6 sluzn& neb
mzdu, pracujice s nami We va
sem volnem case. Podrobnosti
poda vam Eagle Electric Sup
ply Co., 5817 Broadway. 2
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Ornament umrti.

nezmSrnem zarmutku oznan1uiem pratelum a
rym truchvou zpravu, odebraa tohoto
miioyana manzeka, matka, babicka a prababi6ka
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-02
STATE ROAD MEN
EXPRESS THANKS
TO CH|X. PEOPLE

The members of the state road
gang in camp east Of the city appre-
ciate the attention shown them by
Chickasha business men and organi-
cations.
Through T. w Everidge, steward
they issued the following statement
today: I'VE take this method of
thanking Chickasha people for their
kindness since we have been here.
I'VE wish, especially to thank the
busines men for the Christmas and
New Year dinners supplied to the
camp and the Chickasha United Char
tiles for the box of apples given us
yesterday. 1t is our purpose to not
only state our appreciation but to de-
monstrate it on the roads of Grady
county, We understand that there is
a movement on in Chickasha to sup
ply us with magazines and reading
matter and we wish TO assure the
people that the same will be very ac-
ceptibe."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-01-02
SEE
EXECUTION FOR
MORAL I-EG's'lQNA''
200 Lined Up at Window in Cook
County Jail, Chicago, and Watch
Murder Convict Pay Penalty
of Death.

Chicago, Jan. 1.-Two hundred
prisoners of the Cook county Jail to.
day witnessed the hanging of Raf-
falo Burrage.
The men stood in their cell win
dows facing on the court and saw
Burrage go to his death as moral
lesson"
The jailer and sheriff arranged for
the prisoners to witness the execu-
tion despite the protests of Chicago
club women and social workers to
Governor Lowden
AS the trap was sprung and the
body of Burrage dangled on the rope
a few turned away but most of the
prisoners watched the spectacle with
out flinching.
Burrlge was convicted of the muir
der of his wife and Onofrio Gargano