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Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
Better Schedule Promised.

The Rev. w. X. Bauknight says he
was assured by the chairman of the
railroad commission, Frank w. Shealy.
in Columbia a few days ago that a
change would be made in the schedule
of passenger train No. %, northbound.
due here at 7:S0 p. m, to partially
meet the wishes of the people of this
community who recently petitioned the
commission to order passenger train No.
so, also northbound, and due to arrive
at $3.50 p. M, to stop in Fort Mill on
flag. Mr.. Bauknight says the under
standing is that No. % will leave Co
lumbia earlier in the afternoon, about
2:S0 O'Clock, and reach Fort Mill ahead
of No. so and that an effort will be
made by the railroad commission to ar
range with the Southern railway to
handle passengers for Fort Mill from
Columbia and points south of that city
on 30. No assurance was given Mr..
Bauknight that passengers from Rock
Hill for Fort Mill would be accommo-
dated by 80.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
Trophies for South Carolina.

South Carolina will get l.42 per cent.
of the vast store of captured German
field pieces, machine guns, rifles and
other arms which soon are to be appor-
toned to the various States by the war
department. Practically every member
OF congress has introduced bills asking
that some of these war souvenirs be
sent to the important municipalities and
communities in their home districts.
A vast store of these arms is now in
this country ready to be packed and
shipped to all parts of the country as
soon as congress passes the necessary
legislation, according to report which
has just been PIE pared by the war de-
department. Included in the collection
are 3,242 cannon and big guns. OF
these the government will retain all
but 1900. There are from 10, 900 to
1900 machine guns and 72, coo rifles,
according to the report.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
Bales Bride Repaired.

Forces of the county chaingang came
from south of Rock Hill to Fort Mill
township Monday afternoon and spent
Tuesday at work repairing Bales
bridge. across Sugar creek, two miles
south of town. The equipment brought
for the repair work included two large
army trucks recently assigned to the
county through the State highway
department. Work on the bridge re-
called to many residents of the COM
munity that it was at this point one
year ago last February that the auto
mobile accident occurred costing the
life of A. o. Anderson, boss spinner at
mill No. 2 of the Fort Mill Mfg. COM
pany, and Charles McNealy, l2-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.. McNealy
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
Ford Car Smashed.

A Ford automobile in which Banks
Mckinney and another young man nam
ed Niven, both of York, were riding
came to grief in Fort Mill Tuesday eve
ming about 7:30 o'clock when it under
took to mount the concrete coping in
front of the home of J. ]. Bales, on
Clebourne street. One of Mr.. Niven's s
legs was considerably lacerated and
bruised in the accident and the car was
badly wrecked, both front wheels being
smashed, the front axle bent and the
windshield broken to pieces. The dri-
yer, one Of the young men, apparently
lost control of the car as it turned the
street corner near Mr.. Bales home
and was unable to keep it off the side
walk.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
TROOP OF BOY SCOUTS
FORMED IN FORT MILL

\ Reorganization of the troop of Fort
Mill Boy Scouts, which was live or
ganization two or three years ago. was
effected at a meeting of citizens and a
number of boys, in the town hall last
Thursday night. The meeting was
presided over by Bruce H. Stribling,
teacher of agriculture in the local high
school. Short addresses were made by
r. E. Nell of Rock Hill. George Fish
and Col. T. B. Spratt, all of which
were favorable to the organization and
to scouting in general. A troop COM
inittee composed of Colonel Spratt,
George Fish and c. J. Link was named
snd this committee will recommend the
appointment of Mr.. Stribling as scout
master and probably will name one or
more assistants at an early date.
The requirements for membership
are that the boy shall have the written
permission Of his parents to join, to-
gether with the statement of his age.
Boys under IL or over 18 years Of age
are not eligible to membership.
An adjourned meeting of the troop
was held Monday night at which q
boys enrolled as members and assumed
the scout oath. The number will be
increased as several boys who were
present and wished to join had failed
to bring the necessary credentials.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
Samuel L. Johnston Dead.

Samuel l.. Johnston, a former well
known citizen Of Fort Mill township.
who moved from this community to
Rock Hill about 35 years ago, died at
his home in that city last Tuesday
evening at z o'clock, following a long
illness. He had been in critical con-
dition for several days and his death
was not unexpected. Mr.. Johnston
was next to the last surviving son of
the late ]. d. ("Major'D Johnston,
who was also a well known Fort Mill
citizen third of century ago. Both
father and son had the distinction of
serving four years in the Confederate
army and both made good records as
soldiers. Mr.. Johnston volunteered
when he was II years of age and served
in Rock Hill company under Captain
Mills. He was born on the old Cureton
place in the lower section of Fort Mill
township rs years ago and spent about
40 years of his life in this community.
He was well known to many York
county citizens and was highly es-
teemed.
Mr.. Johnston was first married to
Miss JAMIE r. Lee, daughter of the late
Henry Lee of Harmony, who died
shortly afterward. Surviving are his
second wife, formerly Miss Sarah
Rebecca Nunnery of Richturg, and the
following children: Mrs. Franklin Var
borough of Newport. Mrs. Martin Lee
Edwards of New York, S. C. Johnston
of Lancaster. Mrs. James Petit of
Fort Lawn, and Fred and Col. McMas-
ter Johnston of Rock Hill; also two
sisters, Mrs. Dan Nicholson of Lock-
hart, Fla. and Mrs. Addie L. Givens
Of Rock Hill, and one brother, Mp.
Johnston of Danville, Va. He was an
uncle of Mrs. s. w. Parks of Fort Mill.
The funeral of Mr.. Johnston waa at his
late residence in Rock Hill last We'd
nesday afternoon and the interment
was in Laurelwood cemetery. that city.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Obedient to a petition signed by a
majority of the freeholders of the Town
of Fort Mill, as shown by the tax books,
] and filed by said freeholders with the
Town Council, praying that a special
election be ordered for the purpose of
submitting to the qualified electors >of
the Town of Fort Mill the question of
the issuance of the bonds as hereinafter
set forth, and in accordance with law,
notice is hereby given that special
election of the qualified voters of said
Town of Fort Mill will be held on Fri
day, the 10th day of April, 1920, be-
tween the hours of seven a. m. and four
p. m. at Hutchinson's Drug Store, Fort
Mill, S. c.. at which election there will
be submitted to the qualified voters the
following question:
Whether the Town of Fort Mill
shall issue coupon bonds as provided by
law, in the sum of Thirty Thousand
Dollars $3.50, 000.00), for the purpose of
paying for improvements upon the
streets of the Town of Fort Mill.''
The ballots shall be prepared in ac-
cordance with law, and shall contain
thereon the following:
''For the issuance of street bonds"
"Yes or No."
Those voting in favor of said issue
shall deposit ballot with the word
mo" erased thereon; and those OPP
posed to the issue shall deposit ballot
with the word Yes erased thereon.
Books of registration will be open
in the office of the Clerk and Treasurer,
on Main Street, in the Town of Fort
Mill, on the 9th day of March, 1920,
for the registration of qualified electors
of the Town of Fort Mill, and will re-
main open for period of ten DAYS.
The following are appointed man
ayers of said election: ..g.
j; 7. Young, J. C. Saville, j. M.
Belk. - -
F.. F. ARDREY,
Mayor.
G., S. LINK,
Clerk.
l.. A. HARRIS,
j. l.. SPRATT,
NILE CAROTHERS,
Street Commission of Fort Mil.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an Act adopted on the 26th day of
February, 1920, by the General AS
sembly of the State of South Carolina,
entitled can Act to authorize the Trus-
tees of Fort Mill School District of
York County, to issue Twenty Thous-
and Dollars, in coupon bonds for the
purpose of erecting an addition to the
present school building, equipping the
same, for school purposes and to pro-
vide for tax levy" and agreeably to
the proper resolution of the Board of
Trustees of Fort Mill School District.
an election of the qualified voters re
siding in said District is ordered to be
held on Tuesday. April 18th, 1920,
within the Fort Mill School District,
York County, S. c., at the following
place:
Young & WoLFE's STORE,
to vote upon the question of the is
suance by said Fort dill School District
of Twenty Thousand Dollars of bonds,
or so much thereof as may be requisite
for the purposes as set forth in said
Act, payable to bearer, to run for not
exceeding lorty years from date of
issue, bearing interest not exceeding
six per cent. per annum, payable semi
annually, for the purpose of completing
the erection of an addition to the pres
ent Fort Mill school building. and
equipping the same for school pur-
poses, as the Board of Trustees NAV
deem advisable.
Ballots shall be provided, by the
Trustees, on which shall be printed the
words, "For the issue of Bonds. Yes
or No." The voter in favor of is
suing bonds shall deposit ballot with
the word mo" erased thereon, those
opposed with the word "Yes" erased
thereon.
The polls will remain open from
seven a. m. to four p. m. The fol-
lowing are appointed managers of
said election:
j: M. Belk, Jas. T. Young, Jr., and
c. S. Link.
The production of a registration GER
tificate and tax receipts will be
necessary.
]. B. MILLS,
Chairman Board of Trustees.
w. II. WARD, Secretary.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18

Friends of Emmett w. Pursley, for
the last four years a member of the
General Assembly, are urging him to
become a candidate in the Democratic
primary next August for county super
visor. Mr.. Pursley's home is in Kings
Mountain township, a few miles from
Glover. The office of county supervisor
now pays an annual salary of 81, 600 and
the incumbent is Thomas w. Boyd.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
G., S. LINK,
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
istration hooks of the Town of Fort
Mill will be opened at the office of the
Town Clerk, over Lytle's Drug Store,
on Main Street, Fort Mill, S. c., on
March 9th, and will remain open until
April 9Th, 1920, inclusive, for the pur-
pose of registering the qualified elect
ors of the Town of Fort Mill.
c. S. LINK,
Clerk and Registrar.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18

Carried under the wheels of an ex-
press train by the high wind when it
was thrown from the train at Windsor
Locks, Conn.,, mail pouch containing
1000 IS bank notes was ground to
pieces.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18

FOR SALE-"FORD CARS" New
and Rebuilt. Also carry in stock Ford
Roadster, Touring and Sport Bodies.
We do high grade painting and top
building on all makes.
PAYNE'S AUTO WORKS,
Charlotte's Reliable Car Market,
26 East 9th Street. Charlotte, N. c.
Fort Mill times. [volume] (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, 1920-03-18
Millinery Announcement

We have made great improve
ments in our Millinery Department
for the Spring season and are now
showing all that is new in Hats,
Trimmings, Etc.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas, an experienced
milliner Of Baltimore has charge of this de-
partment and will be pleased to have YOU
call and see the new Styles
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-22
BOSTON A PRAHA.

Starosta NEST prazskych DIR.
K. Baxa obdrzel nasledujici
a mily pozdrav mesta
Bostonu: Boston, uradovna
starostova 10. kvetna 1920. -
Vazeny p. Karel Baxa, sta
rosta prazsky, Ceskoslovensko.
- Vazeny pane! Zasilam Yam
Vytisk obecniho protokolu me-
sta Bostonu zaroven 81 dovo-
luji pratt Yam a obcanum praz
skym vsemozneho uspechu We
vybudovani VaSeho mesta. OBJ
cane bostonsti sledovali S nej-
vysslm Zajmem Zapas lidu Va
81 zeme "a svoji narodnl svobo-
du a test Sc st astnemu zaloze-
nj Vasi move republiky. Dovo-
luji 81 jejich jmenem Vam Wy
sloviti nejlepsi pTanf pro bu-
doucnost Vaseho mesta, jehoz
vyvoj budeme sledovati nej-
zivelsim zajmem duverou.
Vas oddany Andrew ]. Peters,
starosta. - Rada hlav. mesta
Prahy odpovl ma tento projev
zvlaStnf mlistem dekovnym.
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zajist6 ze 81 nemohli ME tako-
veho mysliti.
Knez mluvil o obycejnem "a
lu, ktery utuzuje city a srdce
tesn6ji jednoho k druh6mu,
l,ezli vsechny radosti sv6tske
8 zdalo Sc, re to zni nejak po-
smesne.
Ami jediny sval ma doktoro-
VII obliceji Sc nepohnul. Vse
mu bylo odhato, Vira boha a
v clovecenstvi, vira a - jeho
rozemske stesti a spokoje-
most.
Knee dokontil svou rec: ra-
KEY byla vynesena q pruvod
seraden.
(Pokracovani.)
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Y den pohfbu jeste jednou
pIi$la Tereza do domu sveho
r1anzela, dlouhy, tmavy zavoj
zakryval jejl oblicej. Muz, KITE
ry j doprovaZel, vyhlizel ma
HE sestarle, jeho nekdy vzpri-
mena postava byia shrbena.
VynaSel 81 nejodlehlejsi kou-
TEX V chodbe, kde obrady Sc
relyx odbyyati. Kazdy ved6l,
kazdy soudil - jeho slavn9
jnleno zdalo Sc lnu, re bvlo
zaTteleno do bahaa.,
"Kdyfy to dite zilo", fore-
koval, "byla by zajiste pfisla
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PORREB VOJANUV

3. cervna byl prosty a jedno-
Glchy. Zcela tax, jak 81 Mistr
pTal. Rakev jeho t6lem Wy
stavena byla 3. cervna dopo-
ledne We vestibulu Narodniho
divadla. Spocivala ma prostem
ternem katafalku, haji zele-
ne. Odpoledne pred 3. hodinou
dostavili sc smutecni hoste. By
Il to zejmena clenove Narod-
niho divadla, kolegove a pra-
tele zesnuleho Mistra, clenstVo
druhych prazskych divadel,
zastupci rmeleckych a literar-
nich Kruhu, ministersky pred
seda soudr. Tusar S ministry
Johanisem, Habermanem a
Svehlou, zastupci obou vykon-
hych soc. dem. strany, cetni
roslanci a senatori, zastupci
Delnicke Academic, jejimz ze-
snuly Mistr byl prizniycem,
kruhy zurnalistick6 a mnoho
osobnich pratel MistroVych. o
3. hodin6 dostavil Sc do vesti-
bulu president republiky V pru
vodu kanclere Samala.
Intendant Narodniho diva
Idla K. st. Sokol po zapeni do
lemnych smutecnich kantat
Zamrzalovych rozlouCil Sc S
Noj&nem Jmenem Narodniho
divadla, jehoz byl ,ozdobou a
chloubou q jejz zesnuly milo
val, jako ono milovaio jej.
Kdyz pc Jeho reel dozn6ly
t"uchl6 tony smutecni kantaty,
vlozena rakev do Sestisprezni-
no zlat6ho vozu mesta Prahy
a nastoupena posledni costa
Nojanova milovanou Prahou,
Ma rakvi rdela Sc jen jedina
iednoducha kytice krvave ru-
oych razi
Podel rakve neseny cleny
Narodniho divadla napisy S ro-
lemi Vojanem ma scene Narod-
niho divadla vytvorenymi, O.
Vencen6 lipovyni ratolestmi.
Poradek pri pruvode udrzoyan
Sokoly, ma hrbitove pax, u
hrobu, cleny Delnickych telo-
cvicnych leGnot V kroji.
i hroDu pod Sirokymi rozlo-
ZltJni korunami smutecnich
vrb V sousedstvi rady hrobu
umelcu rozloucili Sc Voianem
Glen cinohry N. D. Hurt a Deyl.
Ia ceskoslovenskou socialni
demokracii pronesl pohnutim
rozechvelou rec Glen senatu
soudr. kousa, Ia organisaci ce-
skeho herectva reziser Novak
"a mladou generaci here
ckou clenka Mestskeho diva
ola vinohradskeho pi. Friedlo-
va. Sbor Narodniho divadla
lapel "Kde domov muj?" a "a
vSeobecneho pohnuti rakev
spuStena Go zem6. Vojana ne
nj vice.
Umrit = spat; - mic vic; a
spankem
rekn6m, = ukontit boil srd-
ce, tisic prirozenych ran,
jichz telo dedicem, tot
skonani,
iak 81 no vroucn5 pratt j..
= Umrit, = spat -.
Ano, tax pravi Hamlet. - Spi
klidn6, mas Vojanol
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K roznmu, q on by j odpustll
= ale nyni -
a pohl6dl bolestne ma skrov-
nou rakvicku, ktera byla te-
nl9r zasypana kvitim a ma O.
bou stranach, kde staly smu-
tccni svice, byl on ona =
malice ztracene stesti mezi Sc
bou!
PAM Roettgerova bledym
ztrnulym oblicejem poklekla
yedle sve snachy. Chtela pri-
nett lidi, ably vefili, re to, co
Sc 5vrdilo, bylo pouhy klep,-
povest' velAeho skandalu, ja-
s-efo kronilali andergi1elnlstl
dosud nemeli. A jestli ze il vi
deli kleceti vedle mlade zeny,
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D1vka k 11icemu
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost' prelozil Jos. L. Voborsky.

sc nejake nestesti muscle pri-
hoditi.
V nekolika sekundach byl
donna. - Kan Sc obratit? Ma
zadnich schodech byly znati
stopy cd vody, ktere vedly ma
horu. Tedy to bylo nahore.
Ma schodech stal tchan. Sta
rec uchopil jej "a ruku. Chtel
mluvit, ale nemohl, Shy rinuly
Sc mu pc skranich. "V pfijima-
cim pokojil" vyrazil ze sebe,
ukazuje rukou. "Neposuzuj il
pfilis prisne, byla jiz dosti tez-
ce potrestana!" !"
Uprostred bohate zarizene-
no pokoje byla umistnena det-
ska postylka, vedle stul pefi-
nami saty.
Doktor Sc potacel a Sc stras-
rym vykrikem podeprel Sc 0
zabradli u postylky.
''Jsi to ty?" zvolal, zvedaje
10 male ztuhle tilko, "musel
jsi to byti ty - ty?"
Ma druhe strane postele,
majic ruce sepjate, rozcucha-
nymi vlasy, spocivala chvejici
Sc, vzdychaiici zena. 'Bedfi-
Gnu, odpust' mi, odpust' mil"
Nepohledl ma nj; jeste drzel
cite v rukou, pax uchopil kus
latky Sc stolu pfikryl MIN
zsinaly oblicej ditete a vysel z
pokoje.
Ticho opanovalo po jeho
odchodu.
Pfinesl dite dolu do sve pra-
covny a polozil jej ma pohov-
ku a zamkl dvefe. PAX roz-
prahl paze sve v zoufalstvi po
SVEN milackovi a poslouchal S
silenou dychtivost1 tlukot jeho
srdecka = avSak marne, vSe-
chino marnei
"Musel isl to byti ty - ty",
bedoval,
Neptal sc, jak Sc to stale -
zde nebylo zadne odpovedi
treba; po eele hodiny necha]
lidi marne klepat. Az konecne
vecer matka prisla k menu,
fkouc: "Pojd' rychle k Julii,
potTebuje velice tive pomoci!"
Stafena byla udivena, kdy2
syn otevfel dvere,
"Nebesa, BedIichu", vzdy.
CHA. "BedTichu, vzpamatui
Sc a mirni sve city. Mysli na
svou starou matku!"
"Co jest Julii?" tazal Sc drs
ne.
''Dobry boze, chtela zachra
niti to dite a byla by Sc sams
hnedle utopila! Jest6 preG
chvili byla bezvedomi nyn
1ezi tam tax ztrnule!''
Pfilozil ruku ma cello, kdyi
vstoupil do div6ina pokoje
Starena zavrela "a MIN dvert
q on prikrocil k posteli, kdt
spocivala Julie beZvladne ne
prirozenym vzezrenim.
"Julie!" pravil mckee.
Ona otevreia oci a poznal;
no.
"Bedrichu!" !" Rozprahla rue,
k nemu. "Bedrichu, byla bycl
tax rada umfela "a neho." 4
ten tlumeny bol po celia dlouh;
leta nasel nynf svou cestu ;
vypukl pravou boufi.
On nemohl mluviti, skloni
Sc k nj, uchopil jeji ruce
pfitisknul je vrele Ike svyn
rtum.
"Ano, nyni vidiS, Bedric hu'
pravila pani Roettgerova p
chvili ku svemu synu, kdy
stara chuva polozila 'sveh
hocha" do male rakvicky, "vi
dis, Bedrichu, ona drzela he
cha "a ruku; potkala jsem
ma schodech a tazala jsem Sc
"Terezo, chces toho hocha Wi
Il sebou V takovem vetru?
"Jenom k otci", odpovede
la. Byla jsea tedy spokojen
. J1S1o ;ro,,, Il 1>nolry,S nd
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Ano, tax pravi Hamlet. = Spi
klidn&, mas Vojano!
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sile padi dolu k rcce kdyz
jsem tam prisla, videla jsem
Julii We vode a hochovu cepici
plovouci ma povrchu a lidIpri-
Jizdejici ma lod'kach. Julie Sc
obcas hochem vynorila
kdyz jej Cd nj lide wall, po-
norila Sc opet pod vodu a pax
Sc Ease objevila, odstrkujic
tyc, jez il byla podavana, ably
Sc mohla zachytiti a ten stary
rybar pravil, ze to vyhlizelo,
Jako by nechtela byti zachra-
nena a konecne il vytahli jako
mrtvou z vody ven. Povolali
jsme ma rychlo stryce doktora
s jeho novym spolecnikem, po-
nevada jsme te nemohli nikde
nalezti. Rozumi Sc samo sebou,
re bys byl nemohl jiz pomoci
Inasemu milackovi".
"NepujdeS nahoru k Tere-
ze?" tazala Sc. "Milosrdny bo-
re, ona jest vinna, ze Sc tax
zapomnela a vzala dite Sc
bou, a to ubohe dite potulova-
10 Sc oko1o Rynu = jen ST po-
vaz, potrebuje nejake Ute
chy!"
"Nikoi, mako, ona nezaslu-
huje zadne utechy'.
Zavazala 81 tesneji zasterku
q sla sama nahoru ke sve sna-
Sc. Prosla z jedne komnaty do
druhe nasla vsechny prazd-
ne, hrobove ticho zde prevla-
! Galo.
"Kde je pani?" tazala sc
20 delSi chvili tlukoucim
srdcem sluzek v kuchyni.
"Bezpochyby Sla ku svemu
aotci", odpovedela kucharka.
| Starena sla do Willy. Tereza
byla komnate, kterou nekdy
obyvala, kdy byla jeSte devce
| q nechtela nikym mluvit W.
! ima sc svym otcem.
! Pani Roettgerova vkro6ila
do pokoje starcova. Pohledli
vyznamne jeden ma druheho
PRO smilovani bozi, neni ne
jednom neSt6sti dosti?" tazala
Sc starena, pohlizejic ustrnule
ma oblicej starcuv, ktery ozna'
moval jeste neco horSlho.
Obratil sc kratce, nemoha
promluviti ami slova, hvizdaje
ST, knoecne prikrocil.
"Kdyz mole Hama zemrela
myslel isem 81, re mic horsih(
ma svete nemuze Sc mi priho
dit. Dnes jsem poznal, re tt
byl jen nepatrny zal u porov
mani S tim, ktery rozryva nyn
me stare osamele srdce. Tyk;
sc to zaroven vas. sMoje deer;
= nebesa Vi, jak Sc to stalo =
pTisla ke mn6 dnes rano pra
villa, ze chce odejiti cd Bedri
, cha. Drive jsem Sc S nj moh
, vadit a karat, avSak dnes -
: dnes nemohl jsem nalezti SLOW
A kdyz oznamila, re miluj'
FrCdra, re po rOZvodu Be
/ ofichem 81 jej vezme, memoir
jsem pronesti ami slova, Jen
) nitru daval jsem vinu sobe ia
/ kozto star6mu bloUdu, kter.
i vzdy mel "a to, ze nikdo nemIl
ze vyzpytovat lidsk6 srdce, a
/ nj ne toho, jenz pochazl z je
no vlastni krve. Konecne user
Sc il taZal: "Ale tive dite, Te
1 rezo?" A zrovna v te chvili Wy
4 naseli hocha mrtveho z vod.
ven"
Starena vrhla Sc bezvladn
do pohovky. 80, mui drah,
, syn! Mil nebohy SYM" w
klouzlo zdlouhave z jejl Gst
. = Starec tiskl il ruku kyva
: svou stribrovlasou hlavou.
: ga nemohu u veci teto G
i niti niceho, ona nenl vice po
/: nym dozorcm, a ia byl TIA
: st asten a spokojen, re dostal
. Sc il tax ctneho muze. Kdyb
: Sc tomu neiak mohlo pomoc
a jak rad bych polozil svuj q
yOt II will ton1l1' AySaix coi7sec
Arizona republican., 1920-06-25
News

NEW YORK. June Cumulative evidence that money is likely to become tighter or more stringent in the final days of the current month oVershau- owe dinterest in the stock market.
 Call loans opened and renewed at per cent, rose to 10 per cent at noon, gradually advancing to fl per cent, rate only once exceeded this year, Tn the final hour. For all material pur- poses time money ceased to exist, fur ther bids of S12 to 9 per cent bringing out only the smallest supply.
 Local banks reporteo similar mone- tary tendencies at New England and middle western centers, where fman- cial institutions were making prepara- tons to strengthen their reserves to meet unusually large mid-year re quirements.
 Foreign exchange, particularly the London rate, continued to resct from the high quotations of recent days. In this connection it was noted that the weekly statement of the Bank of Eng land gave no hint of prospective gold exports to this market. The Bank of France reported Oaly a nominal gain of bullion. while it's discounts and ad- Vanced increased almost seventy mil lion francs.
 The stock market was inclined to move forward in the early and inter mediate periods of the dull session, but most of the gains were cancelled when money became the dominant factor. Crucible, Mexican petroleum and Bald win Locomotive were among the few issues to overcome this unexpected de- velopment, raIlying brisl1y and inn parting a semblance of steadiness at the end. Sales amounted to 325,0Oo shares
 An element of interest was injected into the bond market by the increased activity and strength of Belgian 712s. which rose a substantial fraction. Other foreign issues were steady to firm, but Liberty bonds and some of the rails. notably Southern Railway 5S. were mostly lower. Total sales. par value, aggregated S12. 0,000. Old |. S bonds were unchanged on call.