davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-19

neprovdam a nikdy nebudu mi
ii nikoho ma svete mimo Mar
ketku. Je to krut6,' myslila,
"ale ia "a to nemohu. NeuGini
la isem mic zleho. Proc bych
nemela miti nejakou zabavu
jake protest. divky? Proc mann
byti trestana "a hTichy jinych"
Jeji mlada duSe zapasiia vel
kou zahadou existence, kdyz
Sc dvere otevrely a Marketka
vstoupila s nekolika baliky.
''Po tine, sletinko Ceciiie 2"
tazala Sc. "A ohen skoro vyhasl.
To neni dobfe. Potkaia jsem
listonose a on mi dial pro vas
noviny."
To rkouc, polozila Cecilii no
viny ma kiln, rozzehla lampu g
rozdelaia ohen.
Mlada divka prohlizela be-
dive obal, adresu a postovnl
okolkovani.
~ Inverness, zvolala. "Pan
Grafton je asi postal"
"Nebo snad lord Glenham.
Ale proc by mel nekdo posila
ii noviny vam, slecinko?'
"Podivam se,' odvetila Ce-
ellie, rozbalujic noviny.
| Byl to vytisk dvorniho zur.
nalu," byl poslan od Graf
tona ucelem. Cestoval k Will
tomu do Invernessu, koupil no.
viny a dial je tam ma postu. Za
sveho pobytu V Londyn6 ne,
chal V novinach tech uvereinit
falesny clanek, ktery byl urcer
1 iedine pro oci Cecilie Rosseove
i Dotycny clanek byl zaskrt
nut silnou carou. Ceciliin zral
hned nan padl. Zn6l nasledo,
ne:
1 "V listopadu bude sc odby
vati shatek mezi Gordonem
, hrabetem z Glenhamu lad,
/ Edithou, vdovou po neboztik,
sir Albert Trevorovi a vnuc
| kou markyze re st. Leonards.
!, To bylo vse. Takovych 0
, Znamenl bylo vice V list6 tom
, TAX ze toto neznamenalo nj
ZvlaStniho mezi oStatnimi. Je
: ho potmesily pisatel dobr
; premyslel jeho dCinek. Cecili
| zustala nan hledet, cerne p
: smeny tancily il pred ocim;
) Domyslela Sc, re jest dosti pr
: pravena k vysiechnuti zpravy
; shatku loHla Glenhama j
: nou. Ujist' Sc caste,
j veSkera nad6je zmizela, ale II
i nj vedela, re byla oklaman;
} Doufala vzdor vSemu. Stala
i povzdechem, potacela Sc prt
pokoj do loznice, kdyz klesl
: ma postel jako omracena.
, "Jest po ySemI" myslila. p
vsem nekonecne! A ia - c
= bude re mne? Del nebes;
4 necht' ia trpim jakkoli, ably o
/ byl st astnym!"
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Nehlede X tomu. iak jste nemoccn.
nehled6 ami VAST bezradnosti a bez-
made jnosti a nehlede ami k toinu, l2dyz
VAm byio iiz re6eno, &c Vase nemoc
jest nezhojitelna. prijd'te a porad'tc Sc
ttmto vyooruym lekarem a jest-H ze
zbvva jcn nitka nadeje, ma ktere visf
Vase zdravi. mUze tato vesti k NaSemu
uzdFaVenf, spokoicnosti a St6stf.
ZNLASTNI FOZORNOsT Sc venuje
cliemickeml a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
ru krye, moce n chrchlu a vsem trpl-
elm nemocemi dusevnlmi a nervoy1mi
komplikacemi.
Vsechny dotazy adresujte
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ny mec; jeho obiicej plal roz-
horlenim mad utokem ma jeho
zivot a tobolku a ,policejni
strazce chvel Sc pred MIN, jako
by on sam byl utocnikem.
"Krasny to pofadek," pravil
hnevive pan, "kdyz clovek Sc
nemuze odvaziti V noci ma uli-
ci V Londyne bez obavy o ztra
tn sveho zivota. Jste krasnymi
ochranci zivota a majetku," po
smival Sc straznikovi.
"Dovolte, pane" pravil
straznik, "takove pripady jsou
velmi ridke. Skrtici jsou vzdy
potrestani vezenim a k tomu
dostanou vyprask zllou."
"Spatna to utecha pro skrce
neho. Zde jest ma navstivenka
muzi, nyni Sc klid'te.''
Straznik wal listek tetl
nahlas:
"Markyz st. Leonards. Pro-
sim "a odpusteni milorde, me
nezdvoiilosti. Pak-ii mi je po-
pisetc, milorde, prohledam ce-
~ Londyn, abych je naSel."
"Nemohu je popsati,' pravil
lord st. Leonard nevrle. ''Sel
jsem touto ulici - je tina, jak
vidite s,ySel diva muze
mne nasledovati. Umirnil jsem
svuj krok, abych je nechal pre-
jiti, oni vSak ma mne skocili
jako diva tygfi. Potykal isem
se's mimi a uniknul jsem jim. O.
nj mne vSak dohonili a chopiv-
Sc mne "a hrdlo porazili mne.
Kdyby nebyla tato m, ada da-
ma cas- prikvapila a volala Q
pomoc, chveii Sc pomySleni ma
to. co by nasledovalo."
Straznik zvedl lorduv klo.
bouk, narovnal jej a podal mu
no. Markyz drze no pax chvilt
y ruce pohlizel ma Ceeilii, kite.
ia zde stala chvejic sc IA &C.
lem tele.
Starry lord byl tneSen jci
mladistvou krasou, jeji ridkou
vytecnou puvabnosti, mad kra
sou jeji biankytnych oci, mac
jcjim dokonalym vychovanim
-Domnival sc We SVEN srdci, zC
re ieste nikdy nevidef tax III
Slechtilou bytost.
Nahle vSak vzpamatovav 81
markyz pokynul straznikovi, (
by sci dale. PAX kracel sam VI
spo.ecnosti Cecilie a Marketk,
k plynove lucerne.
"Smim Sc tazati, komu isen
diky zavazan Ia tax vcasnol
pomoc?" tazal Sc hlasem tai
zdvorilym, ze stara Market
ka, ktera byla nachylna k po
dezreni, byla razem presvedC
ma, ze jest velkym S:echticen
a zcela neschopen ubliziti jo
jimu milackovi.
"Jnlenuji Sc, odpovedcla c.
ellie S divci dustojnosti, Cecil
Rosse. TEST mnc, re jsem var
mohla prokazat sluzbu, pane.
Lord st. Leonards vys.ech
to jmeno, aniz mel to nejmens
tuSeni, kdo jest jeho MATTE
kou. Jmeno Ross jest zcela {
bycejne a jemu Denapadlo, Z
by tato mlada divka mohla $
iinak psati, CeciIii Rosse, m
lenku lorda GIenhama, predst
voval 81 V Zorlici V dome past
rove. Podezreni, &c by tcnto p
vabny tvor mohl byi lasko
lorda Glenhama, bylo priiis VI
kou obrazotvornosti, ktere 0
schopen nebyl.
Kdyby jcn n6jaky popu
mohl mu dati pokyn pravd,
kdyby jen byl mohl tuSiti toto
most syc mlade zachrankyne. X
lik dnu trpkosti koiill no.
muk bylo by odvraceno byv;
10!
"JScm YAM vclice povdeGet
clio ccnp uoSSc - y,,,a1-y yi.nic IN
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- TAX hned nskdo neosuli Ba-
rusku kuliskovou z Kumzaku,
v nedeii \25. ledna v Ces. SIM
Sokoi ma Clark Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-19

Cecilie zdvofile. Tamto pfiji-
zdi mas omnibus. Musim vam
pratt dobrou noe nadeji, re.
utok ma vas spachany nebude
miti pro vas zadnych ziych ma
sledku.'
Lord st. Leonards pocitil
zvlastni, neobycejny zajem pro
Cecilii a nerad to nesl, re il mel
tax nahle ztratiti, Upfeny nan
pohled techto rudohnedych oci
rozecfvel dust jeho radosti,
kteraz by.a polovicni bolesti.
"Jest pozde,' pravil, "velmi
pozde pro tax mladou divku
| byti vehku treba Sc sluzkou.
Prosim, dovolte mi. doprovodi-
ii vas domu, slecno Rosse. Jsem
dosti star, re bych mohl byti
vaSim dedem," pravil usme-
vem. "Neodeprete mi -
Cecilie dala znameni omni-
/ busu.
"Obavam Sc mylorde, re
musim," odvetila svym jasnym
a libym hlasem. "Neni mi treba
dalsl ochrany. Opet dobrou
noe! !" Poklonila- Sc a tesne ma
sledovana Marketkou vstoupi-
"a do omnibusu, ktery prijizdel
I touto cestou a hned ma to V
temnu zmizel.
Starry markyz hledel dlouho
"a omnibusem. Jeho hrdy obli-
cej plal radostnym vyrazem a
jeho modr6 oci Sc neobycejne
leslly.
''NejkrasneiSi divka. liz
| jsem co xiv vide.!' myslil. "Je
il oci hledely mi primo do du-
Sc. Me srdce zachvelo Sc pr
jejim pohledu ma mne, jakz sc
jiz dlouha leta nezachvelo. Ne
| besa, kdyby byla chudaa siro
i ! tex, prijal bych il "a svoii dee,
I'll q dal bych il vSe, co nam K
: zadani. Myslim vSak, re je tc
maZlicek nektereho Slechtic.
keho domu. To vzezreni vyso.
, keho vzd6lani Il Ia Slcchticki
: krasa ukazuji ma .iemnou krev
A mela sebou Sluzku. jest
j. podivne, ze nemely kocar pc
, uzivaji omnibusu. Ze jsem na
:, to drive nepfipadl, abych "a
volal drozku nasledoval je
: Ze jsem il nepozadal o adresu
4 Jakym t'ulpasem jsem byl. Nj
E kdy vice snad il nespatrim
Y Jak jsem il mohl propustit, a
niz bych Sc od nj dozvedel nj
4 co jejim domove a pomerecf
L Hn6val Sc velice ma sebe {
k netrp6live kracel k Piccadiiy {
: odtud ku svemu domovu 3,
= Park Lane. Cecilie mu neSla !
e hlavy, myslel Ma nj dlouho, ne:
n usnul. Co jej aSi X nj tax pou
: taio? Nebsl S to vysvetliti 81 to
Divka Sc vratila sc svoii slu;
c lou do sveho bytu Bayswate
Ii NezmTnila Sc drive vecern
n prihode az byly opet We sven
-, malem pokoji. Y krbu plal ma
il IL ohen a Marketka jej roznit
81 la pri.ozic vice ptliva. Cecili
J. odlozila svrchni sat a posadil;
J. Sc pred krb, kdezto zatim slu.
G ka jala Sc pripravovati cal.
C "Vypijcmc koflik cajc, dra
j. ha,' pravila. "JStc yclmi dol;
a Ia dnesni vecernj prlhodou. Y
o din, to, treba iste o tom nice
Il Ia"
IL "Markctko," pravila Cccili
el nezne, oci jeji plany mys
n jeji dlela .nekde jinde, "vid6l
jste jiz nekdy slechetn6jsi
d VzneSenejsi obiiccj ncz tohot
= anglickeho lorda, marktzc s.
y Leonarda?"
20 "Nikdy = nikdy,' odvetil
ci Marketka krajejic chleb. 'Te
a. markyz jest velkym muzcm.
"Ano,' pravila Cecilie $ pc
n, vzdechem. "ale jeho obliccj, j
In nD nfI fllnp voice IN li,,1aiI 81,
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kdyby vedel, ze jsem nalezen-l
kou a nemam prava ma jmeno
Rosse opovrhnul by Sc mnou.
Tito angiicti lordove jsou veil
mi hrdi."
"Je lepe, re markyZ vas
mic vice nevi," pravila Market
ka, delajic topinku chleba.
"Nikdo by vas nemel haneti
pro chyby vasich rodicu, slecini
ko Cecilie, ale delaji to bu-
dou to delati vzdy. Jedine, co
uciniti m1zete jest, skryvati
vas zivotni pfibeh -"
"Nebo vystrlhati sc znamo-
sti," prerusila il Cecilie hrde.
"Ucinim to mem pfipade,
Marketko. Nejsem rovna tenn
lidem a nemohu Sc povazovati
"a horst kohokoliv, necht' je
sebe urozenejsi.'
"Jste hrozne hrda, drahous-
ku. Ale jest dobfe, re jste ne
dovoliIa markyzovi doprevodi-
ii vas domu. Prokazala jste
mu sluzbu; on yam podekoval.
Tam mela ia vec prirozene
| skonciti. Proc by vas nemel do
provodit domu? On nemuze by
ii vasim pfitelem. Nepotfebu-
jete podpurce."
! Mate pravdu Marketko," "
pravila Cecilie veseleji. "Topin
ky jsou hotovy a caj pTipra-
ven. Jak prijemno je zde. O.
statne name "a ,velmi mnoho
leo dekovati.'
| Stara sluzka pfitahia maly
stolek ku sve velitelce a ODE
povecefely patrnou chuti.
Pc veceri pracovala Cecilie
ma novem nakresu pro ozdobu
operniho plaste jiste bohate da
my. Nakres byl mnohem kras-
nejSi a bohatsi nez prave odve
deny meio Sc il zan dostati
skveleho platu.
"Je pry to pro velmi bohatou
modni damu," vysvetiovala Ce
cilii madame Lange, "pro take
YOU, ktera nehledi ma cenu, ale
jiz jest velmi tezko vyhoyeti
Bude-ii jeden steh ucin6n ia.
lesne, neprijme plast'. Zhotovs
nj nakresu ponechala mne, pol
&c to 81 vyminila, aby byl vel
mi ozdobny. Jelikoz iste Sc o
sv6dcila byti umGlkyni V ma
kresech, vk adam plaSt' ten w
vase ruce a chci no teprve vi
deti, az bude hotovy. Dejte S
ma cas-, nebot' ona DANA ztrav
nynejSi mesic We skotskych ht
rach nebude no potrcbovat
az V fijnu."
Takova prace, kde mohla II
ziti velmi mnoho barvitosti, CT
: cilii tesla.
"Neco mi napada Markctko
zvolala. ''Ta DANA je bruDctks
a plast jest 2 ruzoveho kaSm
ru. Vysiji stfibrnou niti krasnt
listy a uponky. Ukazu YAM t.
ma papire.'
Rychlymi tahy oiuvka vyko
nala zadouci vysledek. Marke
ta vyslovila sve podiveni a Ce
ellie iala Sc zdokonalovati svu
nakres.
Pol nas'edujiciho dne stray
la kreslenim a pax nastalo ma
mahave vySivani.
:. Po cely tyden pracovala Ce
ellie pilne od rama do noci ;
:; oblek menil Sc pod jeji rukou !
. dilo bajecne krasy.
l. Pozde jednoho odpoledne s.
ii della sc svoji praci u okna. Ji
c sc smrakalo. V pokoji pocinal,
a Sc rozprostirati stiny ona nj
q sela svuj zrak veice napinati
Pejednou pocitila prudkou bo
! est, pustila iehlu, nahnuIa S
a zpct We sve lenoscc a pohIedl,
Il oknem na ulici.
= Lide spechali sem tam.
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Dottor lecf vsechny chronicke memo
ci zmrzacenf n1uzu / zen a deti. V
mnohem pffpade mNe bsti zabraneno
/ operaci, sverfte-li sc mu leGenf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-19
LECIONARUM!
BRATRfl

Valna hromada klubu ce-
skoslovenskych legionafid,
konati sc bude v pondsli dine
19. ledna 1920 " Ceske Ma
rodni Ssni ma Broadway. Dr.
fezite jednani. Volba ured-
nikn klubu. Zpravy vybo-
ri. Dostav Sc kazdy presne
" 8 hodin veGer.
Ma zdar!
LADA KRfZEK,
1-19 tajemDik,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
STATE OF SONORA
CLAIMS FREEDOM

NOGALES, Sonora, April 1.-THE
state of Sonora withdrew from the
republic of Mexico today. The state
congress at Hermosillo in a secret
session, which lasted all last night,
voted. according to reports reaching
here, to resist with armed forces any
attempt of the Carranza government
of Mexico to send troops into the
state.
The act of Sonora resulted when
President Carranza ordered federal
troops sent into the state. State
authorities said the Mexican federal
troops would be met with armed
forces and civil war would result.
President CarranZa was called on by
Governor Adolfo de LeHuerta to ex.
plain the reasDn for the contemplated
invasion of Sonora.
Reply of Carranza.
Carranza replied that if troops were
ordered into Sonora 1t was for the
general welfare Of the country. The
state officers, in announcing the break
with the CarranZa government, said
I'm view of the replies of President
Carranza to the governor and the con-
gress OF the state of Sonora, it was
decided to suspend relations with the
central government until such time as
the causes leading to the determine.
tion had ceased to exist"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
IRISH TO STRIKE;
PROTEST AGAINST
PRISON TREATMENT
(By Associated Press)


DUBLIN, April 12.-The officials of
the Irish Trades Union congress, and
the Labor Party today issued a call
to the workers of Ireland for a gen.
eral strike throughout the country to-
morrow as protest against the treat
ment Of political prisoners.
PARIS, April IL. - George Gavan
Duffy, Sim Fein member of parlia-
ment and envoy of the Irish republic
to the peace conference, is bringing to
the official attention of the conferen ce
the treatment of the political prison
ers In Dublin. His step was actuated
by the following telegram which he
received yesterday from Dublin:
"Over 100 republican prisoners in
carcerated in Mountjoy prison in Dub
lin as common criminals, many being
detained on suspicion without charge
have been on a hunger strike since
Sunday, April 4
"They demand the observance of the
agreement obtained by Bishop Macro
ry and the lord mayor of Dublin,
whereby the English government un.
dertook to recognize the special status
of political prisoners
Several men are in grave danger
and crowds are reciting prayers for
the dying at the gates of the Jail"
The telegram was signed by Kath.
leen Clarke of the board of aldermen
and Madame O'Rahilly, for the repub
l1can prisoners committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
STRIKING YARDMEN
ADDRESS MEETING
OF LOCAL WORKERS

Four members of the Yardmen's as
sociation of indianapolis, members OF
which have quit work in the Indian
apolis railroad yards as part of the
alleged unauthorized" strikes which
have paralyzed traffic throughout the
country, addressed a meeting of mem
bers of the Richmond division OF
Railroad Trainmen in the Vaughn
Hall Monday.
The four men presented the views
and aims of the new organization.
The visitors said that the yard switch
men were promised wage increase
last fall but that the controversy
has lasted so long they have with
drawn to form a new organization.
Work Goes On As Usual
Work at the railroad yards contin.
ued as usual, the 100 or more men
who attended the meeting being part
of the off-shift. Present indications
are that the sessions will last until
Tuesday.
The representatives explained at
the meeting that the Y. M. A. was
not on strike, but that the yard train
men had formed an organization and
had quit working for IS a day. They
declared that other labor received
considerable more money for less dan
gerous work, and that 81 an hour was
a fair wage.
Situation Unchanged
The industrial situation in Rich
mond remains unchanged. Factories
are shipping but half the usual
amount. Officials at the c. and O.
are optimistic regarding the condi
tions, however. They aver they will
be able to furnish normal quota OF
cars by the middle of the week.
Richmond factories having ship.
ments for export are routing the car
loads to points in the South. This
region has hardly been touched by
freight embargoes. Carloads consign
ed to the northwest are being routed
to points south of Chicago. These
cars go through Chicago in normal
times
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
Weather Forecast

For Indiana-By the United States
Weather Bureau-Rain in south por.
ton; rain or snow in north, this after.
noon and tonight; colder tonight;
Tuesday fair, cold. Strong north and
northwest winds.
For Wayne County, by w. e. Moore
Cloudy and colder; rain or snow
this afternoon and tonight; Tuesday
partly cloudy; cold and blustery fol
lowed by fair weather; strong shifting
winds; possibly gale.
General Conditions The Rocky
Mountain storm which arrived early
this morning, is causing rain over the
south and central states; snow over
the north and west; this storm will
continue to move with colder weather
and freezing temperatures. Tempera
lures will continue below normal, from
Kansas and Missouri northward; it is
still far below zero in the Yukon
valley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
SENATE IS READY
TO GRAPPLE WITH
new ARMY STATUTE
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, April 12-The SEN
ate today was prepared to again grap-
pie with the question of universal mill
tary training in resuming considera-
ton of the army reorganization bill.
Pending was the motion of Senator
McKellar. Democrat, Tenn, to strike
out provisions for voluntary training
Of youths from is to % years of age
which were substituted last week for
the military committees compulsory
training plan.
Chairman Wadsworth of the military
committee and other advocates of uni
versal training were prepared to COM
bat vigorously the motion of Senator
McKellar and the latter was doubt
full whether the motion would prevail.
In event of defeat, Senator Mckellar
had announced he would offer amend
ments limiting the number Of youths
who could not enlist and be trained an
nually at government expense.
May Be Passed Soon.
Passage of the army bill within a
few days was believed probable, al
though elimination of the compulsory
tIdlniHS ploNlSloho' IL "dS SoACeueu'
would necessitate many changes in the
bill. In view of the tablng Of the com
pulsory training plan. Senator Wads-
worth proposed to insist on author
izing a regular army of at least 100000
men and strike out provisions which
would have reduced the regular force
five per cent annually TOR five years.
Another sharp controversy was in
sight over the bills provisions making
the selective draft effective auto
matically upon a declaration Of war
Senator Reed. Of Missouri. advised
leaders he and others would oppose
the plan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
NOT
TO ACCRESS,
SHE CLAIMS
Militaristic Ambitions Dis
claimed by Paris Says
Troops Will be Withdrawn
When Germany Withdraws.
BRITISH SEND REPLY
(By Associated Press)

LONDON. April 12.-The latest
French note on the subject of the
French occupation move. received
here this morning, says the French
troops in Frankfort and other occu-
pied cities. will be withdrawn imme-
diately upon the withdrawal of Ger
man troops from the Ruhr district.
1t promises, it is stated, that no
further Independent action will be
taken by France.
PARIS, April 12.-The Earl of Der
by, British ambassador to France, de-
o'clock this afternoon, the British re-
ply to the French premier's note of
last evening. M. Millerand refused to
discuss the contents of the note with
newspaper correspondents.
May Not Attend.
Nothing has as yet been decided
as to Premier Millerand's attendance
at the supreme council meeting at
San Reno and it was declared today
from a reliable source that if the
conference there was to discuss the
misunderstanding between France
and Great Britain, he would not go at
all
Personal talks on the subject, with
Premier Lloyd George would be well
coined by the French premier if Mr..
Lloyd George could find 1t convenient
to come to Paris, but it is considered
in official circles that as the point
at issue interests France and Great
Britain only. 1t is needless to discuss
it before the representatives of the
other powers.
1t is held here that the British gov
ernment in persisting in the discus
sion, has put the matter in form
where it is difficult to see what sat
isfacton it is possible to give.
France has not been asked to evac,
uate Frankfort, and the impression
is gaining ground it is indicated, that
what is sought above all else, is to
discipline France.
Satisfied with Correspondence.
+ The softened tone Of the CORES
pondence with Great Britain is noted
with some satisfaction, but was re-
marked with some surprise, it was
said, that while negotiations over
questions disagreeable to adversaries
Of the entente were conducted with a
deliberation that was sometimes wear
ing to patience, the British govern
ment had established a record fol
rapidity in developing its grievances
against an ally.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
Elevated Train Smashes Is
Feet to Street; None Hurt

NEW YORK, April 12.-Passengers
on an elevated train had remarkable
escapes from death today when they
were catapulted to the street. dis
tance of 25 feet, in the midst of de-
bris of the car in which they had
been bound to work.
The front car of a train was knock
ed off the elevated structure on the
Ninth avenue line near Trinity church
by collision with another train, and
demolished.
The Is persons in the car sifted
through debris to the street and about
dozen OF them were removed to hos
pitfalls. the only woman passenger in
the car being seriously hurt The mo-
torman was missing after the acci-
dent, but finally appeared and is said
to have told official Investigators that
he ran by a signal.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
GOSH! RUSH THAT TRUNK, PA!
RuRY,S In A TERRIBLE Elk!

OXFORD. O., April 12.-Postmaster
Meyer and his staff were today try
ing to locate RUBY" one of the one
thousand young women students here,
in order to help her out OF terrible
predicament. Ruby wrote a postcard
home yesterday. but failed to addess
it. Ordinarily an error of this kind
would cause the postoffice people no
concern, but in the case OF Ruby their
sympathy was aroused. Here's what
she wrote:
Dear Ma:
well. I'm back at the old Joint,
dreaming of home. Have Pa chase
my trunk. 1t hasn't come yet. and I
have to sleep in my roommate's un-
mentionables. Please rush little
more cash 30 me. Bought new hat
in Cincinnati and it about broke me
up. Hastily,
ruby"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
DR.. Minor Baldwin Plays
AtSf. Marv's on ADriI is

DR. Minor c. Baldwin, pipe organist
Of national fame, will give a recital
at st. Mary's church, April 16. Con.
cerning his ability the Worcester Post
says:
Every seat in the church was TAX.
en-. DR.. Baldwin's recital on the pipe
organ was unquestionably tho most
brilliant ever heard in Worcester. He
demonstrated his absolute mastery OF
the organ and Of his exceptional pow
er and playing ability. Music lovers
were not slow in realizing that they
were listening to a master. His in
depreciation of Bach and Wagner held
the audience spell-hound. With such
a master as DR.. Baldwin. 1t is needless
to say that the full richness of tho or
gan was brought out to marked de-
gree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-04-12
Seuen Killed in Explosion
OF German Munitiion Dump
(By Associated Press,

LONDON, April 1.-TWO hundred
persons injured in the explosion OF
munitions Jump at Rotenstein, near
Koenigsburg, East Prussia. yesterday,
have been rescued. according to a
Berlin dispatch to the Daily Mail. Ex-
plosions are continuing and rescuers
are able to approach the scene only
in armored cars.
Fuses were being removed from big
calibre shells at the dump when one
was ignited in some way and 30 tre-
mendous explosions followed, wreck
ing dwellings over wide area and
shattering thousands Of windows in
the city.
BERLIN, April 12-Seven persons
were killed in yesterdays explosions
at Rotenstein. according to dispatches
received here.