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Richmond planet., 1920-06-19

Mrs. Lillian NJ Lawson and Master
Walter |. Lawson have come down
for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pollard. Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Taylor. Mrs. Clara Uar-
Vey and Mrs Melvina Harvey were the
guests of Mr.. George t. Holmes and
family and Rev. r. n. Lawson and
family last Monday afternoon.
concert will be given at Friend
ship Hall. Saturday afternoon for the
benefit Of the new school.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
Charles CottriIl Looms,

Indications now point to Charles
Cottril, as the coiored man nearest to
the throne. He is an "orignal" Hard
ing man. He pinned his faith to the
man Ifpm Aarion II the vcry outset
OF the prc-convention campaign and
stuck until his chief was crowned the
victor and hailed as the leader Of the
party Cottrill is popular in Ohio and
is favorably known outside his State
as an orator OF commanding ability
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
foot sends congratulations.

Notah!"$ who sent messages of
CONGRATULATIONS to the raminnr TO-
d"% included former Senator Elihu
Root tNcw lorkl. from %chcvrnin-
gen: Henry l.au" Wilson. former am
h3S$ador to Mexico: Fred BllIml,
"rand chancellor Of the knights of
PHthla&. and William j. Bryan for
m"r Secretary OF state.
Il wish | could Let YOU see the
ErNan message" said Senator Hard
ny with Il smile. but il Was marked
PERSONAL will say. however. that
il said "" did not have single po-
litical view alike"
Senator Roots Telegram asserted
that the mantle of Mckinley has
fallen upon YOU"
Some one OF the newspaper men
asked Senator Harding if il were
true. rs reported. that when he got
word of his nomination. he said that
''hc felt like Il man who had STAYED
on pair OF cightS and had drawn
Il full house"
AS newspaper man am ia
miliar with those TERMS" he re-
marked, "but that isn't what I said.
y great many things get into print
that arc not well. strictly accurate.
For instance, | saw the story say
ing mat there was n movement to
hny and preserve the log cabin |
was born in. | hate to spoil that
story. but while | was born in Nor
row county. as tho story said. il was
not in log cabin, but in Il modest
frame house,
'lou are not going to spoil the
rall-Splltting story, too, are you?'
asked woman reporter.
NO. | did really split rails one
time, the Senator FASTENED TO as
sure her.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
Race Plank Conservative

safely conservative is what the
prominent colorcd men in the party
call the protest against lynching and
dlSfranchiscment embodied in the plat.
form. Its conservatism, however, is
offset by an unqualified cSpousal OF the
principles of an unauthorized Amcri-
canism which they declare pavcs the
way for an early realization Of the
races aspiration to be accorded equal
rights to opportunity and untrammcTcd
citizenship.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
Notice.

We received one OF our return on.
vc.opos. post marked. Richmond with
TWO one dollar bills in the same. but
with no name or address. We do not
know 10 whom to accredit the
amount. Will the sender let us know
Lis name?
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19

gan tOklahoma). Republican Scna-
tor Thomas tColoradoD. Democrat,
and MaJor-Grncral Glenn, l.. S. A..
retired, the drummer boy of Shi-
ION, called at the Senator's Office
To-Day TO extend their good wishes
ana congratulations, along with "A
multitude of other visitors eager to
greet him. He was closrtcd for more
'han an hour With Mr. Shaw, dis.
cnSSinG the campaign outlook, and
'hrn remained at his desk dispDSinc
OF his correspondence until nearly
noon, when he came out to greet his
callers
1lello, Charlie" he called out as
he spied Senator Thomas, and shook
hands. They chattcd for Il few min
nicS, and then Senator Thomas said:
lf felt called upon to give YOU
amy adrir" | would suggest that ven
stay ut home for your campaien"
That fits in exactly with my
thought" replied Senator Harding.
Ihcn you will win," replied the
senator, "but | warn YOU that shap
adNlSc our nominee TO do the same
thing"
Deprived OF his customary after
noon game Ct golf by showers. Srna-
tor Harding satisfied himself with
telling his visitors how hr won YES
'"rI"H y a&Iin%i lprmcr Senator
R"nfn" tpr"~rnl. hy making two
timely and Gthlru't jlir;y-tnut puti,.
'B"urn" t"l1 me- If W.: ~ lucky
~ ina y ~" r&MnaiGn." said he
Senator. that there Nould ln no
stopping me. OF course there wrrr
no motion picture Nnrn around wnru
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19

Mrs. Alice NJ. Fleming. Of SIT W.
Baker street, wishes to state that her
danchfcr. Beatrice f.. Fleming, was
among the graduates Of the Industrial
Course OF the Armstrong High School,
June II, 1920.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
. GEII'l'I>-.tt 1T STCS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Augustus an.
nouncc the marriage of their daughter,
Alice Y. to Mr.. J. Melville Grinis. Tues
day. February "a. 1920. At home. H.
West Clay Street. after June &c. 1920
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19

lou cannot afford TO miss this rare
treat The Williams Lodge I. R. u,
Q. E.) Band Concert and Literary Pro.
Srammc ri the True Rcformcrs' Nan
Sunday, June 20. $50 p. NJ. under
the auspices of the Is. Y. Il. l.. of the
fIfth street Baptist" Church.
NJ. KATE DOYLE. Pres.
ESTEll.t. -. WARD, See.
REV. II. J. KING, Pastor.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19

Iherc VIII be Il grand evening of
pleasure given at 5lT North Adams
street. Monday night. June 2I. 1920
The best OF order will be preserved
Al! are invited to come and Datronizc
this affair
MRS. MARY HARRIS.
oil North Adams Street.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19

Miss Marian X. Hankins. of Farm
vile, Va. left for home Saturday after
noon after tcn-day stay with Mrs.
Rosa Wood, OF 70S North First Street.
Relatives and friends had the pleasure
Of meeting her while here.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
Some Convention Echoes.

The fight was Il bitter one and for
Il TIM" seemed to threaten the very
cNlStcnc" OF The party. During the
contests the feeling ran high. In its
"'drr ranges il WAS Wood versus Low.
den. with Hiram Johnson near enough
!" east IN" shadow Of n split" on the
scene. II WAS " hon kettle of fish. \
%Hllt'n%. $huillinG unraSincSS afflicted
IN" NdlIonal COMMITTEES and il WIS
Nouu, loWdrn. Low den. Wood. until
everybody WAS worn duWn 10 Il literal
lra%|I". Governor l.OWdcn in the end
however, received Il shade in the de.
r"@onS. This result made thu, coloIrd
m"H naddcr than Il score of WEI hens.
'"I"r"d delegates pledged to the hi.
ho!a man came in for IN overdose Of
vigorous l"mbaHilng and Il not over.
semi" HIiiIlill>i ion Of an inSiStrncp
lhal lhcN must remember East 81,
..U''tS. IN" pressure in this direction
VAS strong enough 10 cause Il waycriug
among IN" Southern arlrratiunS. Cen
er''l oou. oi course. was the bcncn.
rlalE and during The FIRST five ballot
lnGS il enabled him To maintain a rrl.
SonabiN comfortable lead. Then the
l.oM"'n influence headed by the Chi
'a&o tribune, started Il "niggcr domi-
nation fail which prccipitatcd the
deadlock that ended in the nomination
OF Senator Harding.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
New York sun. June 16, 1920.

New York sun. June lG, 1920:
washington. Juno l1.--Thc cam
palGn Tor the election Of Senator
warren &. Harding. Republican
nominee Tor President. already has
ocSun. lclegramS from scores of
kcpub'ran leaders arrived today at
the senator's quarters along "PrcSi-
dcn'lal Alley, as his rooms in the
senate Office building have been
hlcknamed. informing him that in
every section ofthc country the en-
thuSiasm aroused by his nomination
mas becn followed promptly by the
adoptlon OF comprehensive pro-
gram for his election.
see the boys are getting busy"
remarked the Senator as he glanced
az theSe messages. which, with adtli-
tlonal hundreds OF tclcgrams OF CON
graf ulatlonS. were arranged on his
desk.
invitations for him to make ad-
dresses in many gatherings were
numbered in the correspondence. all
OF which he has been forced to de
ciine Tor the present. The Senator
announced today that he will serve
out the remainder of his term ir
the Senate and at the same time will
Withdraw officially from the race for
the Ohio scnatorship.
The only fixed engagement now
ahcad of him is the conference with
VIII lays. chairman of the Rcpub-
mean National Committee. which is
Schcdulcd for next Monday, and will
include other officials OF the commit
Zee. After that Senator Harding
sad he would leave here for a va
cation. in some place not yet Sc
lected. and then go to his home in
Marion to prepare his speech of ac-
r"p,ancc. He expects the notifca-
tloE ceremonies to be held some time
after the middle OF July.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
Delegates Praise Chicago,

The delegates now hail Chicago as
the ideal convention city, and without
hesitation name its cntcrprising col
orcd citizens as the "grcatcst ever"
"Colorcd Chicago" was Wood" to the
core, but il did not fail TO open its
doors and give mstintcd hospitality to
the visiting delegates no matter what
were their affiliations. The Appomat-
toN Club led in the round of cntcrtain-
mcnts and WAS closely followed by the
Leonard Wood League, which had its
headquarters near IN the Associated
Negro Press at the celebrated Vim
ccnncS Hotel
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
Niili. CAMPAIGN ~ PROGRESS
10 ELECT HARDING

":tatnr Gets llundrr,hS of Tclc"ra1,,>
From .Nll PARTS uf N.Iinn--ro See
Hays Ai"nday-i;oot Tells Candi-
date He is Wrarin" the Famous
Mantl" OF McNiniry-Lcelic Shaw
IL [a'!ci-Ohioan Blue Pencil,
the log Cabin Hir:hplacc. but Nd
m'tN Rail Splitting.
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19
Shaw COnfcrS With Harding.

Leslie NJ. Shaw. Of Iowa. Secretary
Of the Treasury in the Roosevelt ad-
mihistration; Representative Mon
dell fWyoming). Republican floor
leader; Representative Dick r.. Nor
Richmond planet., 1920-06-19

and an all-round and well Informed
man Of affairs.
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TWO FARMERS FINED

Gaffney, Oct. 1l.-C. F. Nance and
Henry Randolph were tried in the
magistrates court in Gaffney Satur-
day morning on complaint of Miss
Mary Huggins, school attendance Of
ficer for Cherokee county. Both men
regretted the necessity Of violating the
law, as they took the position that
they could get no help to gather cot
ton, and that as consequence they
were compelled to keep the children
at home in order to help gather the
crops. Fines Of SIS and SIS were i'm
posed, both defendants promising to
send the children to school as soon as
they could.
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Loryea, deceased, and C. l.. McEl.
yeen. Defendants.


Pursuant to Decree of the Court
of Common Pleas for said County and
State made in above entitled action to
me directed, which Decree is dated
October 1920, l, E. r. Plowden,
Sheriff of Clarendon County, will sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der, for cash, on Monday, the first
day of November 1920, being salesday,
within the legal hours for judicial
sales, in front of the Court House
door at Manning, S. c., the following
described real estate:
(a) All that piece, parcel or lot of
land in the town of Manning, Claren-
don County, and State of South Caro-
lima, containing one-half of one acre
as per plat Of E. j. Browne, Surveyor,
dated January 27, 1904 and bounded
as follows, to wit: North and East by
lands of A. L. Lesesnc; South by lot
of J. H. Lesesne formerly A. L..
Lesesne); and West by South Church
Street,-saving and excepting from
this description that parcel of land
conveyed by Isaac M. Loryea to A. L..
Lesesne by deed dated May S, 1909
recorded in office of Clerk of Court for
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said County and State in book F. 4
on page Is for more particular de-
scrlption of which reference may and
shall be had to said record.
(bl AND ALSO all that parcel or
lot of land conveyed by A. l.. Lesesne
to Isaac M. Loryea by deed dated
March 8, 1909 recorded in office of
Clerk OF Court for Clarendon County,
South Carolina, in book F. d on page
l6 and described in said record as fol-
lows: North by South Street; East by
lot of grantor herein; South by lot of
grantee therein; and West by Church
Street, for more particular descrip-
ton of which reference may and shall
be had to said record of said deed
which is in said book f. 4 on page 16.
Purchaser to pay Tor papers.
E. R. Plowden,
Sheriff of Clarendon County.
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OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
NOTICE OF SALE

Beck & Gregg Hardware Company,
Plaintiffs,
Charles w. Pickering, Defendant.
Pursuant to Decree of the Court
OF Common Pleas for said County and
State made in above entitled action to
me directed, which Decree is dated
September Goth 1914, l, f. r. Plow-
den, Sheriff Of Clarendon County, will
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, on Monday, the first
day of November 1920, being sales
day, within the legal hours for judicial
sales, in front of the Court House
door at Manning, S. c., the following
described real estate:
All that tract or piece of land
situate, lying and being in the town
of Manning, in the County of Claren-
don and State of South Carolina, be-
ing lot No. 4 fronting on West Boun-
dary Street, according to map of
town lots of the j. NJ. Bradham pro-
perty, of record in the office of Clerk
of Court for Clarendon County,
measuring seventy-hve (75) feet on
West Boundary Street, it's eastern
line, and seventy and onc-half GO 1-2)
feet on it's western line, and one hund-
red and sixty-five and one-half
I65 1-2) feet on its Northern line,
and one hundred and seventy-nine and
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CITATION NOTICE

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Clarendon
BY j. M. Windham, Probate Judge:
Whereas, Edward 3. Tindal made
suit to me to grant him Letters Of
Administration of the Estate and cf-
fects of Eddie Grassland
These are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the Kindred
and Creditors Of the said Eddie Cross
land deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court of Probate, to
be held at Manning on the 28th day
of October next, after publication
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NOTICE

The qualified voters residing in Will
son Mill School District No. % will
hereby take notice that an election
will be held at Wilson Mill on Tues
day October 25th, 1920 for the pur-
pose Of voting on the question of
whether said district shall issue coupon
bonds for an amount not exceeding
Fifteen hundred Dollars for the pur-
pose of erecting and equipping a
school building in said district. Regis
tration certificates and tax receipts
required as in general elections. Polls
open from 8 o'clock A. NJ. to o'clock
P. NJ. By order of
e. G. COSKREY,
l.. NJ. GALLOWAY.
, w. II. HOLLADAY,
Trustees in and for Wilson Mill
school district.
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one-half U79 1-2) feet on its Southern

one-half Q79 l-2) feet on its Southern
line
The said lot being bounded as fol-
lows, to wit: on the North by lands
of estate of Joseph f. Rhame; on the
East by West Boundary Street; on
the South by lot of Mrs. Annie w.
Pickering; on the West by lot of Aaron
Abrams. The said lot being one con-
veyed to me by j. M. Bradham by deed
dated January 7th 1907, and of re-
cord in R. NJ. c. Office for Clarendon
County in book U. on page 7O1.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
E. r. Plowden,
Sheriff of Clarendon County.
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hereof, at 1 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted
Given under my hand this 18th day
of October, Anno Domini, 1920.
j. M. Windham,
pd. Judge of Probate.
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and about $4,000 worth of Liberty
bonds stolen. The door to the vault
was blown open and the bonds taken,
but it is said the thieves did not sue
ceed in gaining entrance to the inner
compartment of the vault, where the
money of the bank was stored The
bank has offered substantial reward
for the thieves, but 1t is understood
that there is absolutely no clue as to
the identity of the guilty parties.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-10-13
STEAL LIBERTY BONDS

Gaffney, Oct. lit was reported in
Gaffney Saturday that the Bank of
Grover, N. c., had been broken into
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Clarendon County.
COURT OF COMMON pleas
NOTICE OF SALE
The Fidelity Fire Insurance Company
Plaintiff,
VS..
J. II. Loryca, Minnie l.. Barnett, An
ME r. Loryea, Sidney Loryea
Blumah Boyd, Horace Loryea, Hazel
Loryca, Fred Lesesne as Admins,
TRAITOR of the Estate of Isaac M
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I)tl
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JAK TO V~YSVETLITi?

Jsou dive pole vedle sebe, je-
nom jedna costa je deli, plda a
ysechno IDA Sc byti stejne, ale
jak velky rozdil je Y uzravav-
sim obili. Diva leky jsou V tr-
hu, jenom jmeno vVrobcoyo je
deli, soucastky zdaji Sc byti
stejnymi, ale jaky velky rozdll
dcinku. Jak TO vysvetliti? e.
spesny rolnik a uspesny vyrob-
ce leku smesuje soucastky tax,
ably docllil nejvyssi jejich
zdatnosti. A proto prave Tri-
nerovo HorkG Vino nema SOU
pefe. Vycist'uje dokonale witt
nosti, odstranuje skodlive lat
ky, jez 2 MICH cim pareniste
choroboplodnych zarodku, a
obnovuje chut' k jidlu a radne
zazivani. Trinerovo Horke Vi
no nikdy Sc nemine ucinkem.
Vas lekarnik nebo dodavatel
leku VAN take pow, re j jine
Trinerovy vytecne leky, jake
Trineruv Liniment pro neural
gil, reumatismus, boleni V xii
Ii (bouser jest dnes ma dennim
pofadku!) nebo Trineruv Anti
putrin (vytecne kloktadlo, wy
plachovadlo list a cistic RAM,
isou dokonale 'spolehlivy. -
Joseph Triner Company, 1888
As S. Ashland Ave, Chicago,
I'll
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syvET.
Smich a Ease smich ozy-
vati Sc bude pfisti nedsli v
Ceske Mar. Sini pri divadle
Sokola Hayicek. Vyborna
veseiohra. Zaopatrte 81 "
cas- listky.
NELZE JlNAK!

Setva re jsme odbyli .jednu
starost S pfipravami k posvi-
censke hostine, uz Ease nam
nastava starost iina a vetsi -
pTipravami k Vanocum. A FAC
by take zivot stall, kdybychom
sc nemeli ma co test?
Takoveto starosti jsou vlast-
ne vice radosti nez bremenem,
coz zvlaste plati o starostech
vanocnich. CHM vice priprav,
tim vice radosti pro darce i pro
pmjemee.
Co blavne pax dovrsi vaSi
radost, at jiz davate aneb phi
innate, jest nesporne vanocnl
darek re stfiznich obchodu "u
Kondelu," 4735 Broadway a
1928 Warner Road, nebot S
sebou nese tn veledulezitou
vlastnost p%rvotridni jakosti,
kterou Sc vSechno nase zbozf Ii
81 cd obycejneho zbozi z il
nych obchodu. A nase snizene
ceny kazdeho kupujiciho mad
miru uspokoii.
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PRODA Sc
DOMY MA PRODEJ
ma lehke splatky
Vcely r. |. Co.

$1,000 A svet. gas, ell. svetla,
dobry lot. Ma Portage
St., nedaleko B'dway.
5000 sv6t. a vnitrni "a
chod, gas, ell. svetla, lot
40 pri 1876, ma E. II u
Union st.
S4200.- 3 svet. a koupelna,
gas, ell. sv. velky sklep,
ma HOLSTER nedaleko
Broadway.
$4,000 5 sv6tmc, fernes, gas,
II ell. sv. lot 40 phi $50, II
stop 10, A.B.C. kary.
S5000.- A sv6t. a koupelna,
fernes, ell. sv. garaz, ma
Z. 50 Ill. u Fleet Ave.
$1,000 6 sv6t. a koupelna,
gas, ell. sv., garaz, velky
sklep, fire place, u E.
So. ul.
$1,000 svet. a koupel., gas,
ell. sv. lot so pri 1870, ma
Reno, nedaleko E. 93.
st. a Union.
$500 5 svet. a koupelna,
gas, ell. sy., fernes, skop-
ky, utulny domek ma E.
l04 ST., dlazdene Il u
Mon st.
$1,000 6 svet. a gas, Ell. sv.
bridl. strecha, mestsha
voda, lot 40 pr $50, u
stop 10, a. B. c.
$1,000 6 svet. S koupel,, fer.
mes, gas, ell. sv., zvlastni
zachod We sklepe, kras-
ny lot 40 pri $50, ma
dlazdene E. 113 St. u
Union St.
$1,000 6 svet. a koupel. "a
novni s fernesem, skop-
ky ma pradlo, mantel,
china cabinet, dubove
podl. a finish, clothes
shute a vubec moderni,
ma dlazdene Z. 103 ul. IL
Union.
S7300.- u Miles Ave, $500
hotove, 6 svet. a koupel-
ma, novy, moderni, no.
toy k nastehoyani
a mnoho,, iinych, vubec vse co
81 racite, naleznete II
The Vcela Realty Inv. Co.
1873 Broadway.
B'dway 800 Union 953 u.
VAST oddani - y. Klima, Sva-
tex. Votava a Novak.
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Zajata nevesta.
RomGn We etyrech d1e-h Cd pi. E. .. E N. Southworthovs
Pro "Domacnot' pfelozil Hugo Chotek.


"Pojd', pap, kup mne dobre-
no zastupce Il ia prislibim ii,
re neuteeu z domu " muzskych
Satech a nedam odvesti Sc ma
vojnut"
On ale byl tentokrate mad o.
bycej tvrdosijny, neodpovidal
il a vyhybal Sc il 2 daleka. Ell
fie mezi tim lonala Verne po-
vinnosti sve CO dcera azhledela
opatfiti mu veskere pohodlf.
Cistila sauna jeho jizbu, okraslo
vala il jak mohla d drzela Sat
stvo a pradlo We vzornem po-
fadku. Fajfku nalezl vzdy pc
ruee a dzbanek s ledovou lemo-
nadou nebyl nlkdy prazdny.
Use to ale nemelo zadny L.
cinek ma naho; Medal 81 toho
vsimati, byl nemiuvny a zadum
civy.
"Podlvejte Sc ien ma toho me
no pap, zvolala Elite casteji,
"sedf tn jake starry mrzout a
procist'uje 81 zluc. Bude-li to
delati tax dlouhe jeste, stane
Sc tax nemoenym, re budu no
muset krmit kaiomelem a iala-
pemt Pap, hraj 81 ma mrzouta
jak dlouho chces d jak dlouho
tie to hude test - a sezloutni
jake Safran - avsak nekoupiS-
il mne brzy zastupce, vezmu ma
sehe muzsky oblek a necham
odvesti sc k voisku. Ano, to ude
lam, jake re jsem dcerou hrdi-
MY"
Lichocen1m, sliby a vyhrozo-
vanlm~docilila prece toho, re
major Fielding Sc poddal a dal
pet set dollaru mlademu a stat
menu Nemci iednomu, jenz Ell
fiji zastupoval ma poll valec-
mem.
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"MilaGku maj, nebudeIi zde

"Mila6ku maj, nebude-li zde
"a kratickou dobu, nebude mo-
81 vlbec prijiti, protoze nemel
by pax dosti casu k navratu do
lezeni a sestaveni svoji setni-
N.Y..
ITO je pravda. Ma vzdor to-
mu peni ale radno pro mas wy
5eti z domu drive jak v pet no.
din, protoze ori vsedati budou
ma lode teprve pc pul seste".
"Ano", prisvedcila Britomar
ia.
ia ale stale doufam, re pri-
jde. Bylo by to strasne, nechati
jej odejiti bez rozlouceni Sc S
MIN. AvSak, budu-li muset jeti
k pristavu, pujdes sc mnou, Bri
tomarto?" prosebne tazala sc
Erma.
"Zajiste", odpovedela.
ooh, Brito, Brito, kdyby's
mu dala jen trochu nadeje -
jenom troSicku, jak st'asten by
byl a S jakou radosti sci by pri-
slim bojlm vstfic"
"Nemluv o tom, Erminie. ia
radeji obetovala bych pro tve-
no bratra zivot. nezli zproneve-
fila Sc svym zasadam".
Erminie vydechla z hluboka,
nenalehala vsak vice.
"Kde je Elfie?" tazala Sc
miss ConyerS.
"Prave daya do poradku "a
vazadla sveho otce. On take
mas opusti a prldruzi Sc ku sve-
mu pluku jiz Ultra; a kapitan
Ethel Dude nasledovati jej po-
zitfi. TAX vsichni odejdou a
prostorny mas dunn zustane
prazdny a pusty".
"Nemej starost 0 to, vsak
jej brzy uprchliky z il
hu, kteri budou miti zapotfebi
~pristresi", tesla il slecna Con-
yers.
Y tom zavznel zvonek u dve-
ri.
"To je Justin" zvolala Err
mimic, vyskocic a bezic ven. Bri
tomarta zustala zpet, bleda a
chvejici Sc.
z venci ozvaly Sc tlumene w
kriky, stkani a slova koneisiva
a bratr Sc sestrou vstoupili dc
knihovny. Britomarta vstala 9
podala Justinovi ruku, kterouz
on tiSe stiskl. On, ami ona neodr
vazili Sc promluviti V obave, re
%projevili by sv5 city.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-27
Presnost rezie.

Hraje Sc "Mlynar a jeho d.
tee. Ma ievisti prave prechazi
duchove, q nichz nekteri mali
ma rubasi pripichnuty papir.
Jeden 2 divakG k sousedu:
"Poslouchejte, co to mali pri-
pichnuty "a leistro?"
"To Dude neispis potvrzen-
ka, re mali Zaplacenou dan 2
nahrobnich kamenu"..