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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Townley in Peril as
Plane Carrying MP.
Head Tips in Field

st. lanes, Minn., May 20.-While
attempting to land In soft field
here, an airpIane carrying A. C.
Townley, president of the national
Nonpartisan league, tipped, damae-
ing ono Of the wings. Neither
Townley nor the pilot, Lieutenant
v. C. 0mIle, of Minneapolis. vas
injured, but TowneIy as a result
was unable to get to Rushmore and
Cannon Falls, where he was billed
to speak Thursday afternoon and
tonight. He obtained another plane
and will resume his tour Friday.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Oriental Marriage
Not Valid, Bride Of =
10000 Miles Reweds

Cleveland, May 20.-After travel
ina more than 10000 miles to Join
her husband, from whom she had
been separated since the day of their
wedding In Korea, nine years ago,
Mrs. James Oak, formerly an instruc-
tor in the Methodist college in Korea,
arrived here to learn that the 0rIen-
tai ceremony would not be legally
recognized In this country. The
couple then procured license and
made preparations for an American
marriage.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Wife Can Sit on Jury
With Husband If She
Has Mind of Her Own

Kalamazoo. Mich, May 20.-A
wife may sit on the same Jury with
her husband in Michigan according
to a ruling in circuit court here by
Judge George W. Weimer.
Aaron Westvern had been accept
ed as a juryman. when Mrs. West
vern was called, the Judge asked
her whether she could make up her
mind independently of her husband.
81 most certainly would" she re-
pIied.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

indianapolis. Ind, May 2O.-For the
first time in the history Of Indiana. a
woman has been given a place on the
state ticket of either of the two major
parties. The Democratic convention here
nominated Miss Adelaide Steele Baylor.
Of Indianapolis, for superintendent or
public instruction.
Women took prominent part in the
one-day convention. Mrs. Adelbert
Flynn, of Logansport, was Il member of
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Woman on Indiana Ticket
First Tine; Democrats
Name Her For Schools

the resolutions committee. which draft
ed the party platform.
Mrs. Alice Foster McCulloch, of Fort
Wayne. was named member of In
diana's big four to San Francisco and
three other women were named dele
gates at large.
The name of Woodrow Wilson WAS
cheersd every time il was mentioned and
his administration was strongly in
dorsed
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
Home Drinks Demanded
by Maryland Democrats

Baltimore, May 20.-By vote
of los to 49,, the Maryland Demo-
cratic state convention approved a
resolution favoring a modification of
the voIstead act to permit the max
ing and use of home made wines and
cider and the manufacture and sale
of beer In the original package for
'i0ne consumption.
An uninstructed delegation will be
sent to the national convention as
no Democratic presidential candi-
dates were entered In the recent pre-
ferential primaries.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
80, 1000 New Members
Brought Into Legion
in Two Days of Drive

Indianapolis, May 20.--Incomplete re-
turns into national headquarters here in
dicate that approximately $4,000 new
members were obtained in the first two
Gays of the American legion nation wide
campaign for increased membership. Ma
tional officers believe this figure is con-
servative. because many points in thickly
populated districts have not reported.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
.SPOUTS 1000 BARRELS
. OF OIL A day; RES|STS
. EFFORTS TO CAP FLOW
Bores Itself Deeper as Workmen Franticaly Toss
up Dikes to Turn Coulees Into Reservoirs for
Holding Green Flood; Hundreds Rush in and
Scramble Follows to Lease New Acreage.

Winnet, May 2O-Dring itself into the sand the well Of
corporation brought Tuesday night gaining
hour production and late Thursday overowing at rate
estimated be from 600 1000 barrels "a hours
With the sand breaking of itself because of the oil and
the hole the producing strata becoming larger
the flow heads of IL minutes DURATION cannot be checked
Every the well has proved of avail and the
tion is for the production.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
MUST TRADE RECIPROCALIY
IN PRISONERS EXCHANGE

Washington. May 20-Hungariau
communists held by Austrian authori-
ties must not be transferred to Russia
without reciprocal transfer of all men
now detained in soviet Russia, the de-
partment of state has informed the Am.
erican commissioner in Vienna.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21
LUMBER CUT $40 IN TEXAS

Waco. Texas, May 20.-Lumber deal
ers here haze announced reductions Of
SO to $50 per thousand feet in the
price of luEfber. No reason was assign
ed for the slump and dealers profess
no knowledge as to futher or general
declines .
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-21

Workers Leader Fears
Toilers Might Be Put
Under Yoke Against
Themselves in What Is
Indefinitely Termed Ma
tional Emergency.

Washington, May 20-Efforts t.
work out an agreement on the army re
organization bill. which the house ha!
refused to accept because of it's nationa
guard provisions, will be resumed Fri
day by the house and senate conference
The conference was called Thursday BY
Chairman Wadsworth of the senate mil
itary committee. after the senate hat
refused to recede from its amendment
and orderd the bill returned to con
ference
Prospects of an agreement however
were further complicated by protest
by President Gompers, Of the American
Federation of Labor, to Chairman
Wadsworth, against provisions which the
labor leader said would bring about the
conscription of industrial workers il
case of any national emergency" The
term. national emergency" he said
might be construed as covering industrial
disturbance.
Adjutants Generals Attacked.
In the discussion which preceded the
senates refusal to yield on it's amend
ments, Senator Thomas, Democrat, OF
Colorado, and Wadsworth, attacked
state adjutants generals because of their
opposition to the provision of the SEN
ate bill permitting individual states to
decide whether their guard should be
federalized
Senator McKellar. Democrat. of Ten
nessee. defending the national guard Of
ficers. said their opposition was slight
compared to other influences brought to
bear III drafting the measure.
Not Legal, Says Gompers.
Mr.. Gompers protest said the effect
of the provision quoted was "conscrip-
I'm rl. ii.
of national emergency, which he de-
clared was unAmerican and unconsti-
tutional
Clearly that is not measure of ma
tional defense calculated to strengthen
the country against INVASION" added Mr.
Gompers. 1T must be evident to all
that the enactment of this measure into
law would constitute an abrosatson of
the thirteenth amendment of the con
stitution, which declares that there shall
be no voluntary servitude. except as a
punishment for crime whereof the party
shall have been duly convicted The
term national emergency can be and
would be construed to cover any unusual
conditions that might exist within the
borders of the country. 1t is undoubted-
ly in the mind of those who framed the
law that cessation of work would con-
stitute national emergency The eff
feet of the measure would be to destroy
the right of the workers TO exercise
their normal function and to engage in
their normal activities.
The working people of the United
States will protest TO the utmost limit
of their power any movement to destroy
their right TO cease work or cease Civ
ing service under conditions which make
service impossible If this right is de-
stroyed freedom will vanish
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-13
he will be sort of an uncrowned

he will be sort of an uncrowned
king.
He can have his COW, his chick
ems, his strawberrybed, his cherry
trees, his flowers of every de-
scription, view of Puget Sound,
sea breeze laden with ozone
from the mighty Pacific; Tacoma
at one door and Seattle at the
other, with his feet planted on
rich soil and his brow kissed by
the sweetest sunlight that ever
fell out of the dome Of blue.
Yes, here is all that the heart
of man can hunger for-delect-
able food from earth, sky and sea
for the body; culture for the
mind, and ten thousand charms
for the soul! A walk anywhere
on the Island these fine mornings
would fatten any soul. The mani
fold colors of the alders, fir,
madrona, brier and bush! The
song of the lark, the buzzing of
the bees, the drone of revived
nature, starting on her labor of
a new year.
And men have fallen in line
too. The ferry is completed, the
paving of the highway is on, the
fame and smoke of dead and de-
caying timber is seen, the blowing
of the soil, the song of the car
penter's axe, all are music, and
advancement, and development,
and progress, and gladness for a
home in such goodly place,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-13
Vashon. Maury Islands: The choicest
territory between Seattle and Tacoma.
THE SOUTH END FERRY

The formal opening of the
South End Ferry next Saturday
will mark an epoch in the history
of the Islands. 1t will unite
link which connects two great
cities-Seattle to the north, and
Tacoma to the south. To our
mind it will spell out wonderful
possibilities for the Islands. I'm
less we are listed later as a false
prophet, the man who owns a five
or ten acre tract of land any
where on the Islands can soon
cry out with Robinson Crusoe, 81
am monarch of all | survey, for
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-13

by the officials higher up and we
would suggest a Mass Meeting of
all the different church members,
and also those without church
affiliations, to discuss the ques-
ton, providing those interested in
the local churches feel it is of
Importance to consider
at this time. We always did like
the poets sentiment-"So many
gods, so many creeds, so many
paths that wind and wind-when
Just the art of being kind is all
this old world needs.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-13
OUR CORRESPONDENTS

When we first received a copy
of the News-Record, in a little
town nearly a thousand miles
away, the one outstanding fea-
ture which really attracted our
attention was the many live cor
respondents, with their interest
ing neighborhood news letters.
We do not know of any country
paper we have ever seen which
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-05-13

publishes more neighborhood
news each week than this one.
And that s what makes local
paper-the neighborhood news.
And our correspondents are the
ones who supply the news-they
are the real power behind the
throne y.
A generation ago people smiled
at Queen Victoria as being rnler
of Britannia, knowing VIM. E.
Gladstone was the real voice
which spoke for the English
people. The one was manager
in name, the other was manager
in fact.
The editor is willing to take
the "Queen Victoria part, but
we call upon the different COR
respondents to continue the Glad
stone role.
Don't drop out! Don't quit
we need your help, and cannot
live without you. Send in your
news items and We'll print them,
and our two thousand readers
will read them, and the paper will
continue to live up to its name
a News" paper, giving each
week a Record" of Vahson-
Maury Island doings.
We are entire strangers here,
are busy getting our house put in
order, but we expect to spend a
share of our time rambling over
the Island, and if we don't meet
you, drop in to the office and meet
us. We are the same height as
Abraham Lincoln, nearly as home
ly, but are pretty good natured
as a rule, SO send in the news,
and drop in soon and say
'howdy."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-12

Spiknuti pracuje.

Podiveni Pulfordovo mad Sc
tkanim, ktere bylo tax neoce-
Eavanym, rovnalo Sc uplne udi
veni Jarvisovu. Uzasem wy
kfikl a nahybaje Sc s kone Ii
raj s prekvapenim do obliceje
zlocincoVa.
Ivy zde?" zvolal. "Vy?"
"Jsem to skutecne ia, Cover
mort" odpovedel Jarvis. "a nj
Idly We SVEN zivote jscm tax
rad nekoho nespatril jako vas
SatanaS sam muscl vas sem po
slati. jest to pryni paprsck ste
ST ia posledni diva tydny.'
"Stalo Sc n6co?"
"Vsecko. Jestli jedete n;
Cernou Skalu, nemusite DALI
jeti. ia isem zde a tez divk;
jest zde -"
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Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.
|OOOOOO0OOO0oo00oO0OOooO

il velkeho namahani. Vedela
dobfe, ze Jarvis nezdstane po-
kojne-v dome, by vyckal pricho
du muze, ktery by nevyhnutel
ne darebactvi jeho odkryl. We
della, re Jarvis musl miti ne
jaky zlocinny zamer ma mysli,
pred kterymz Sc ona musi miti
ma pozoru.
Tu noe Marketka zatarasila
dvere do svetnice vedouci. Ko-
lem pulnoci slysela z venci ia
JENNIE pohyby a poznala hned,
ze jeff nepritel snazi 81 pristu-
pu zjednati. Ostry jeji vSkrik,
kterH ale nikoho V dome nepro
budil, postal je zklamaneho a
rozliceneho zpet do svetnice.
Tyden zvolna uplynul. Zdra
votni stav Cecilie kazdym
dnem Sc lepsil a po hodiny wy
sed6la ma ldzku.. Uzdraveni jeji
nasledkem mladi a zdraveho u
stroll telesneho bylo rychle.
Nejdele We dvou dnech mysle-
la, ze bude schopna cestovani
pokracovati.
Pc vsechen ten cas- Jarvis e.
hal ma vhodnou pfilezitost,
kdy by mohl pfepadnot,ti zeny
a ma veky je umlceti. - 5
Vsak Marketka zaridila to
tax. ze Elspeth Mac Dougalo-
Va skoro neustale dlela We svet
nici Ceciline on nadarmo ci-
hal.
Nadchazel cas-, kdy objeve-
nj Sc pritele slecny Rosseovy
mohlo kazdym okamzikem by
ii ocekavano.
"Nebudete asi muset cekati
mnohem dele doktore," pravil
Mae Dougal jednoho yecera,
prave, kdyz soumrak zatal Sc
snaset mad udolim. 'Londyn-
sky pritel slecny Rosesove mel
by zde Ultra byti."
Jarvis povstal a vysel re dve
III.
Ultra !" opakoval temnym
hlasem. "Tedy jenom dnesni
noe mi zbyva. Ones jeste mu-
sim vykonati sve dilo!'
kracel polni cestou premy-
5leie a rozliene plany kuje.
Najednou Sc zastavil. Jezdec
rychlym klusem prijlzdel skr-
re vesnici oGividn6 chteie jestf
pred uplnym temnem Ia sou.
sedni vrchy doraziti.
Jarvis ustoupil stranou. Je
zdec ehtel dale ieti,h Nzme
nil svuj umysl nahle SC "a
StaviI. - + "ho'
"Muzete mi rici, muj dobr,
muzi, zda-li cesty skrze horsk
prnsmyky jsou dobrem sta
vu a bezpecny pro nocni ji2
du?" otazal sc vysokym, rozk
! zujicim hlasem.
Jarvis prekvapenim sebo
. trhnul a pristoupil blize, zir
ic soumrakem vecernim II
: jezdce.
! ~ vSech vsudy," zvolal VT
: 1osiavne. Jest to pan Pu
: ford. - Neznate mne? Jsel
Jarvis, o kterem mystic, re
: na Cerne Skale? Prisel isl
: rrave V cas-. Sam d'abel v;
sem musel poslatil -
XVII
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PRODA Sc pekny dunn jed.

PRODA Sc pekny dunn jed
norodinny V Mt. Pleasant,
pred rokem staveny. - Dunn
blize Broadway, 6 svetnic, kou
pelna. Cena $500. Dunn,
hodici Sc pro dive rodiny ma
Folsom ul., 9 svetnic, 2 kou-
pelny, garage, lot 40 pri $50
str. - Ddm 8 svetnicich, bli
re Warner Rd., pekne zarize-
ny. - Dunn hodicf Sc pro tri
rodiny, tfemi Lofty ma Union
ul. Hotove $4,000 ostatni die
ujednani. - Ddm S jednoakro-
wynn pozemkem, je tam 68 stro-
mi, cena $4,000 aneb Sc vymeni
"a mestsky majetek v okoli
Buckeye Rd. Naleza Sc u Stop
10, A. B. c. linie Bedford, o.
- Proda Sc pekny pozemek,
SO str. siroky 1907 str. dlou-
ny, blize Kinsman Rd. Je tam
domek 4 svetnicich. Poze-
mex Sc hodi ma zahradnictvi ne
bo pro kontraktora, po pripade
Sc vymeni "a farmu. Nam vi
ce majetkn a obchodG prode
il, kterych vam blizSi sdeli
pozemkovy a pojist'ujici jedna
tel Tom. Suchy, 2465 f.. sc st.
Tel. Princt. 1916 w. 3-17
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PRODA Sc domek pro jed
nu rodlnu, vSe uplnem porad
ku. Haste Sc elsie 346l w.
90 ST., biize Dennison kary.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-12

HLEDA Sc lepsi byt pro
bezdetne manzele okdli vych.
55 ulice, Broadway a Union ul.
Haste sc V obuvnim obchode
Kar,a Sipana, 5746 Broadway.
:?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-03-12

VYPRODAM cely sklad de-
chovyvh smyccovych hudeb-
Mich nastropu "a vyrobni cenu,
Jakoz i vykladni skrine vSe-
emo zallzeni. Haste sc els.
424o Broadway. Tel. Union
967 W. broadway 2o8 M. !?
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JAN NOVAK, pred.
ANNA PEKAR, tai.
FARMY, DOMY,
Lofty.

Vlastnim a mann tez " pro
deli nskolik psknych farem
v okoli Clevelandu. Nam
dive pekne farmy u Bedford
nedaleko tovaren, jedna o
So akrech, druha o SO a
krech, ma obou velke ovocne
zahrady. Mann loty v peklie
poloze, vyhodne ma stavby
residencni obchodni.
Rlzne tyto majetky mdze-
te koupiti Ia vyhodnych pod
minek a nektere fanny Sc wy
meni "a mestske majetky.
Obrat'te Sc dGverou ma
Bob. S CHU
1917 Angelus Ave.
Tel. Union 1910 X.
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MILES AVE. 1864

Ia pricinou odjezdu z me-
sta, proda Sc krasny moder-
nj dvourodinny dunn o 6ti
pokojich, koupelna ma kazde
podlaze. TTi krasne pokoje
ma treti podlaze. Ctyri toile-
ty, diva fernesy, skopky ma
pradlo, dvojita garaz. Ma
jem $4,000 mesicne. Lot je
IS pri 16O stfevicich. Hotove
$1,000 ostatni ma mirne splat
ky. 3-13
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3447 E. lO4 St. z Union, no.
w, sestipokojovy dunn s koupel
nou, tvrde podlahy, finis, fer
nes, skopky ma pradlo, pekny
lot, ulice cindrovana. Majetek
k prohlednuti cd dvou do 5ti
hodin odpoledne. Cena $1,000.
3-15
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PRODAS Sc


PRODA Sc velmi urodna far
ma, aneb Sc vymeni ga NEST
sky majetek. Farma tato je
lO2 a pul akru rozlohy, 20
mil od squaru, ma pekne bu-
dovy, dost vody a velka zahra-
da. Jsou tam 3 kravy, 2 kone
a jin6 hospodarske zarizeni
Dunn ma osm svetnic sklep
Barn je vycementovana. Cena
$4,000. Hledate-li peknou far.
mu, nenechte 81 ujiti tuto pri.
lezitost. PiSte Ma l.. Rericha
r. 5, Chardon, @. 3-1E
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vzezreni. Mel nekolik dnd pro
sebe. Vedel, ze by sc mu spat-
ne vedlo, kdyby Sc mu nepoda-
rilo prelstiti zatvrdleho Skota
jeho ohnivou manzelku a pri
vesti svuj zlocinny zamer k je-
no hroznemu zakonceni.
q "Zavrazdim divku a starenu
tax zavru jejich 1sta," pre-
myslel s rychlosti. "A potion
pujdu. zpet ku pobrezi Sc sta
rou zenou a Marii jinou ce-
stou vratim sc do I4ondyna.
Kdyz aednou budu tam a dosta
nu svoji odmenu, ututlam neja
kym zpGsobem zlocin "a vinu
mi kladeny a zivot zacnu zno-
vuw
Pribral vsechnu svou zchy-
tralost ma pomoc.
"Vas navrh zda Sc byti do
sti spravedlivym, pane Mac
Dougal," zvolai. "Nejmene ty-
den uplyne, nez mnze nekdo z
Londyna pTijeti. Jsem ochoten
vyckati prijezdu pratel t6 mia
de divky, slecny Rosseovy. Ii
odprisahnou to, co jsem pra-
vii. III vam povedi, ze jsem
muzem pocestnym, lekarem a
drzitelem blazince. I'll vam re-
knou, re ia mlada DANA zblaz
Mia Sc lasky a re, &C zda Sc
byti duSevne Zdrava, jest ne
bezpecna, jako vztekly pes.
Starena pax jest jeSte nebez-
pecn6jSi. Doufam, ze zadnemu
vasi rodiny neubiizi, pane
Mac Dougal. Ano, | kdyby slec
ma Roseova nebyla poslala pro
sy6 pratele, byl bych sam ma
to dolehal, by tax ucinila."
Hospodar vyhlizel prekvape
ne. Jeste vice nyni We sve my
sli naklonil Sc ma stranu me-
praveho lekare.
"A nyni," pravil Jarvis We
Sc e, SEQ mann delati? OdeJel
iSem u blazince We spechu, chte
ie dohoniti co nejdrlve uprch-
le zeny a nevzal jsem sebou
znacnejsi castku penez. Ale ia
budu moci Zaplatlt "a sve zao-
patreni. PodrZite mne sebe
do prichodu pratel sletny Ros-
seovy, S nimiz vSe ujednam 2"
Mae Dougal byl pohostinsky
a byl by Sc stydel "a to, kdyby
byl odeprel prijati Jarvise ku
svym ostatnim hostum. Hospo
dyne We sve snaze uplne chra
niti poteSiti Cecilii ieji slu
zebnou, byla by poslala mus
toho k sousedovi, ale pouhy p'
hled ma muzuv oblieej udusi
vSechny iejl namitky.
lobe strany musime vyslecl
nouti," pravil Mae Dougal, sv
no obvykleho tcXtu sc pridr
zujc. "Muzete zustati, muz
Jste-li poctivym a pravdomlu
nym, naleznete zde sve pirate
lie. Jste-lf ale faleSnym, "a
dim yam, bystc odesel. Ny he
rale nedelame S darebaky We
kych okolku."
Jarvis opetne prohlasil d'
bry svuj umysl a vzorny ch;
rakter.
"Zustantc," pravil hora
'Elspeth, primes jeSte jedn
miSku. Prisedncte ku stolu."
Jarvis uposlechl zaujm'
ml.to pri stole. Rodina tez
sedla a V jidle bylo pokracov;
no.
Byli skoro hotovi. kdyz Ma
ketka "a iakousi zaminkou {
kuchyn6 vstoupila. Jeil prekN
peni a zdeSeni pri spatrenl j;
wise zpusobi.o, zc kyapne o
BELLA.
Pani Mac DougaloVa Sla ;
nj do jejich pokojc opakov
la il svc sliby a zaroVen zad
la il, by prozatlm nlccho sic
ne RosseoVc nerikala pflto
Il ,nEto
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn 4 svetnlcich, vse moder-
ne Zarizeno. Haste Sc V els.
133OS Coath Ave. V Corlett.
D1S
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 6 poko-
Jlch, clhlovy, vSe zarizeno, v
c. 3ol5 b. 1873 ul. Cena $500.
BllzSl sdell Sc v elsie l3SO4 u
MON Ave.
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PRODA Sc farma 0 Il d
krech ma State Rd., pekna O.
vocna zahrada, dobre bane,
slepicnik, nova ban Ma obili,
nova garage, zachovaly dunn o
sesti pokojich. Musi Sc prodat
hned. Agent Sc vylucuji. Pistc
Box "a, +. f. ID. 3, Brunswick,
O. 3-l3
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X
Pan Pulford prerusil iej "a
klenim, ktere bylo to podesiti
muze meme otupeleho, nez byi
darebak, ktery mu naslouchal.
Ma to spesne vyhoupnuv Sc re
sedla, opet zadaje vedeti, co Sc
prihodilo.
"Dfvka zde!" zvolal. Go
tim myslite? Mluvte, clovece! J,
"To jest, co hodlam uclnltl,
pane. Sletna Rosseova a stare
ma utekly $ Cerne Skaly. Jsou
lstivy jako Luciper, to Je prav-
da. A coz ten kousek, ktery
nam zahraly. Spustily Sc S Ok
ma We tretim poschodi toto
isme Sc uplne nenadali. Psi te
chvile byli uvazani k vozu, by
byli po ruce k cestovani tu-
diz nemohli Jim zabraniti -
"Unikly? Divka a sluzebna
jeji unikly? A zde jsou?"
"V onom dome tam napro-
IT," prohlasoval Jarvis, ukazu-
je ma milky, doskami kryty do
mex Mac DougalGv. "Ona pri
sla sem a ia il sem pronasledo
val. Jest zde jiz nejmene tyden
Zkousel jsem kazdy mozny
prostredek, abych sc Jlch
zmocnil -"
Pan Pulford poznovu stras-
Inc zaklel.
PAX zacal vyptavati Sc sve-
Tho spojence ostre. Jarvis od-
lpovedel tim, re zevrubne Wy
litil vsechny udalosti posled-
mich nGkolika tydnu.
"Prav6 jsem zacinal zoufat,
guvernor," pokratoval. "Divka
psala jakemusi priteli svemu
do Londyna, by pro nj pfisel a
pritel ten ocekavan jest Ultra.
Co bych ia mel ciniti, nevedel
jsem, ale minil jsem dnes We
Ger smelly Gin podniknouti."
"Ocekava Ultra pritele! ia
keho pritele?"
Ivy byste mel l6pe vedeti
nez ia. Pritel ten jest muz, to
jest vse, CO ia VIM
Pan Pulfod uvazoval. Ved6l
dobre, re slecna Rosseova ma
neco znamych V Londyne a re
Marketka musela Se o pomoc
obratiti bud'to X lordu Glenha
Imovi nebo Maldredu Craftono-
Ivi.
Mate pravdu, Jarvise," zvO
.al. Sam satanaS mne sem mu
sci poslati prave V tento cas-
Musime dnes vecer odhodlan6
Ivystoupiti, nebot' Ultra bylo by
pozde. Zastavil jsem Sc ma der
V Invernessu a tn pritel slecny
/! Rosseovy muze byti velmi bli2
ko "a mnou. Muze po pfipad{
jeSte dnes veCer prijeti."
"To muze, governor. Pocita
nell presne, mel by zde il.
dnes byti.'
Pan Pulford oddal Sc opetn,
: premysleni. Mozek jeho ma
jednou pripadl na prekvapuji
ci mySlenku, kterou tez pospi
2 sill sdeliti svemu spolecniku.
"Pojedu k farme," pravil :"
: predstavlm Sc Mac Dougaloy
a co ocekavany pritel slecny Ro
seovy z Londyna."
u Ivy governor"
a ia. A tez potvrdim ysecf
a ma vase udani Jarvise. Divk
musi vam byti yydana.
G Jarvis projevil svuj souhla
l. "PriSel jsem sem "a ucelen
n bych il uplne z cesty odstr;
e NIL" pravil Pulford hlasem p'
e nekud tiSSlm. TAX dlouho, d'
IS kud divka tato zije, bude pr;
menem nebezpeci a nesna
pro mas. | vase bdelost neby
S to udrzeti il We vezeni, ktel
jsme pro nj zjednaii. Nyr
G. define tomu. re by mela dnes
G. inoci Zemritl? Dal bych yam
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PRODA Sc pekny lot v Mt.
Pleasant ma Melzer Aiotmentu
Je 40 pri 200 strevicich. Hla-
ste sc v elsie 1921 E. SIS ST., z
Fleet Ave. 3-12
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CHCETE-Ll 81 koupit, neb
prodat mestsky majetek aneb
farmu, obrat'te BE dnyerou
ma neJstarSiho q spolehliveho
ceskeho jednatele Fr. Hattana,
3642 Z. 49 ul. Obchod zalozen
roku 1894. Tel. Union 453 L.