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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05
DISCUSS ADVERTISING.
Ad Club Holds Msetlna-pr. Conard
Unable 20 BE Here.

Problems Of advertising. from the
viewpoint Of the better business
bureau, were discussed at a meeting
Of the Ad Club. held at the MARSHALL
town Club wednesday night. DR.. H.
s Conard. vice president OF the State
Conservation Society and professor
Of botany at Grinnell College. who
was to have spoken to the club, on
the subject Of state park sites and
the desirability OF the Mormon ridge
tract for the establishment Of a
park, was unable to be here on ac-
count Of a late train.
The club discussed three questions
in connection with It's campaign for
truthful advertising. There were,
the use OF descriptive, words indi-
eating quality, such as the word
high" whether or not merchant
should advertise goods as being on
hand, when they are only on order,
and whether or not the procedure
with which offenders, be drastic, and
arrests made, or an opportunity be
given to correct erroneous state
ments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05
FORMER RESIDENT DIES.
Carl r. Dieckmann Dead in Freeport
lll.-Burial Here.


Carl Frederick DieckHann, former
" Of this city. died in Freeport, H.,
and his body Is TO be brought here
for burial. according to a message
received in the city "Wednesday
which did not state the time nor
cause Of death.
Mr. Dieckmann was born in this
city Dec. 4. 1894, and was the son
Of c. L F. Dieckmann, who died here
many years ago, and Mrs. A. II.
Parker, now living in Circleville,
Kan. He lived here all OF his lie
until he entered the army in 1917.
Dieckmann served in Company T.
lssth infantry for two years, eighteen
months of which was spent overseas.
After his discharge from the army he
went to Freeport and was working
there at his trade Of baker. Besides
his mother he is survived by two
brothers. Lloyd and Klaus DECK
mann. Of Denver, Col. a half-brother,
Charles Parker, and a half-sister,
Miss Laura Parker, of Circleville.
The body is expected to reach the
CITY this evening and all Of his fam
riy. including the mother. brothers
and sister. will also arrive tonight
for the service.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

The monthly meeting Of Mercy
Hospital Alumni Association was
held Wednesday afternoon at the c.
II. Gallandt home, 404 North Fourth
avenue. with Miss Josephine Har-
kins as hostess. The following Off
GERS were elected: Mrs. Helen Drake.
president; Mrs. Mary Woodson, first
vice president; Miss Hilda Hoffman.
SECOND vice president: Mrs. Hazel
Eallandt, secretary, and Miss Lillian
Griffin. treasurer. The hostess
served refreshments.
o.
Mesdames F. NJ. Haas and n. A.
Nicholson entertained Wednesday
afternoon at miscellaneous show
er complimentary to Miss Minnie
May wolfzang, who is to be married
Feb. II to Fred LAWYER. at the Wolf
gang home, 202 North Fourth street.
In guessing contests the prizes were
awarded to Mrs. r. G. Goodale, Mrs.
Robert Parks. Miss Mabel Steward
and Mrs. Fred Heintz. A. two-course
lunch was served by the hostesses.
assisted by Misses Maude Parsons,
Nettie Hildreth and Ruth Wolfgang.
o. t
IN honor OF the 18th birthday ami
venary OF Miss Gertrude Stackhouse,
her brother, Acel Stackhouse. enter
tanned q party Of twenty young peo-
pie Wednesday night at the home Of
| his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
stackhouse, sos Summit street.
After enjoying various games and
| music a contest was held in which
| the prize was won by Miss Mary
Manxan. The gusst Of honor was
presented with . Shower Of gifts
and later Miss staolehouse served q
two-course lunch, assisted by her
mother Ind brother Myron. Pink
! and white carnations were used in
| the decorations Of the rooms.
o.
Sixteen friends pleasantly sur-
prised John Twigg 1t his home, 1905
West Boone street, Wednesday night,
in honor Of his birthday anniversary.
The game Of I'VE hundred formed
the evenings diversion. the prizes be-
inS won by Mrs. Tyler Perry. W. n,
ffeffsr, Mrs.. Fred Detrtcl and Nj.
Twigs. Refreshments were served
1 by Mrs. Twigs. assisted by Mrs. Ben
! weeks and Mr.. Noah .Corrick. MI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05
TWENTY-FIVE NEW CASES AND
TWO DEATHS TOLL OF
DISEASE.
OUTBREAK ASSUMING THE
PROPORTIONS OF LAST YEAR
Total Of ISL Cases Now Have Been
Reported 70 City Health Depart
ment--Mors Pupils Out Of School
Preliminary Precautionary Meas.
ures Being Taken.

with twenty-five new cases and
two deaths from influenza reported
in the city in the twenty-four hours
ending at noon, the epidemic seems
to have assumed larger proportions
and to be spreading. The number Of
cases reported Wednesday afternoon
and this forenoon Is the largest In a
similar period since the disease ap-
peared here. The last twenty four
hours is the first one day period In
which two deaths have occurred from
the disease. These two make a toll
OF four the flu has taken in the
city this week.
Preliminary steps are being taken
by the city TO warn the public
agains. needless exposure to the dis
ease. Similar steps are being taken
in curtailing large gatherings. One
planned by the Y. NJ. c. A. has been
called off for the time being. No
large gatherings will be held by the
public schools after the junior show
Friday night
Closing Not Considered.
No consideration has yet been CIV
en- by the city health department to
curtailing public gatherings. and
none probably will be taken unless
the situation becomes much worse.
4 totai Of 15l cases OF flu have
been reported since the disease ap-
peared but good many of the cases
have been released from quarantine.
superintendent Palmer has not yet
given consideration to closing the
schools. He said today that more
pupils were out, but part of these
may be absent. he believed on &C
count Of the snowy weather.
In order to supply substitutes for
teachers who are out on account Of
sickness, three girls OF the normal
training class OF the high school
were assigned TO rooms this morning.
One was sent to each OF the Rogers,
Franklin and Woodbury. schools. Cne
teacher. Miss Bess Horn, OF the Rog-
ers. who was sick, returned to school
today.
Movie Houses Warn Patrons.
On slides projected on screens at
tho movie theates patrons are asked
not to attend the shows when SUI
fering from colds or having symp-
toms OF influenza Councilman John
I. Berl has asked the movie houses TO
take all possible safeguards to ex-
clude persons suspected OF carrying
nu germs and managers Of the thea
tiers win deny admittance to per
sons suffering from bad colds or
whom they have any reason to be-
lieve have contracted or show symp
toms Of contracting the disease. 1ftt
Twenty-Five New Cases.
The following cases were reported
Wednesday afternoon and today:
Mrs J. Divis. 705 Woodbury. street:
Ed F>ullarton. 100 South First street;
J. Eige. sos Union street: FIVE mem
bers of the family of L. G. Ffnston
9I2 South Fourth averue; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. W. Gilbert, so2 East Linn
street; J. Huber. s02 North Center
street: W. II. Giffen. 1909 Fremont
street; Mrs. F. H. Boucher. 10 Norti'
Fourth avenue: Mrs. L. s. Brown. 301
South Fifth street: z. Jackson, PIP
South Center street: A. D. Meeker,
sos Jerome street: D. Nelson, 10 East
North street; c. Parker, West
Boone street; o. L. Peterson, 1912
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

Social Affairs Womens Clubs Churches and Lodges

Twigg was presented with a smok-
ing stand by the guests.
o.
The Priscilla Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. H. A.
Dimmock at her home. 20s East Web
ster street The members enjoyed
the hours with their fancy work and
a contest in which the prizes were
won by Mrs. G. Larson, Mrs. S. r.
johnson and Mrs. Harry Carl. Mrs.
]. N. Thornton, Of Colo. and Mrs.
Margaret Raymond assisted the host
ees in serving refreshments. Mrs.
Grover Bechtel. OF Mason City, and
Mrs. Thornton were the out town
guests.
The Archers' Aid Society met Wed
nesday afternoon at tho home of Mrs.
C. e. Pearson, 207 South Fourth
street, and enjoyed the time sewing
and with a contest In the latter the
prize was won by Mrs. George John
son. Mrs Pearson served refresh
ments. assisted by Miss vesta Smith
and Mrs. c. L. Ferguson.
o.
Routine business was transacted
at the meeting Of Marechal Neil Divi-
sion No. 800, 6. I. A. to the B. of l.
E., held Wednesday afternoon in the
carpenters hall.
o.
q ANNOUNCEMENTS.
announcements Of all meetings Of
societies must reach the city news
tofnoe by 10 o'clock to insure publ
cation the same day.-Ed.)
90
The aid society Of the Presbyter-
| ian church VIII meet at $3.50 Friday
a:.ternoon in the church parlors.
o.
The meeting OF the Woman'B Aux
iliary Of st. Paurs church. to have
been held Friday afternoon, has been
postponed.
The Busy Few Circle win meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. F. w
Eksr at the home Of Mrs. b. II. Low
lis. 10 South Center street.
o. 3.
Tho lilac Crochet Club will meet
With Mrs. Raymond Lansdon. 6oE
North Center street. Friday after
noon,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

West state street, n. ID Weather
SON. SO North Sscond street Mana
FNuiarton. TO South First strsse;
Rex Houshton. 10 North Ninth
street, three members Of the family
Of II. w. Retter. e0l East Min
street. ihstsA
The homes Of n II. HlllsmAn. 6o2
Npstb FiSst street, and ). w. Gar.
wood, EOS West Grant street. which
have been Guaranteed for influenza,
today were released from Quaran-
tine.
The Harry Mcpherson home. Sl2
East Linn street, under quarantine
for smallpox. also was released.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

Liberty bonds wanted. Boomer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

Rock. and . former resident Of this
city. Miss Dodge was II years old
and was born in Marshalitown but
spent many years OF her life In Shell
Rock. whore she was graduated from
high school. She had bean living In
California for a number Of years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05
OBITUARY..
Hogan.

Charles D. Hogan, who has been
III for three months with cancer,
died at his home, 1o7 North Tenth
avenue, at $50 Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Hogan was born in Laporte-
Ind. Dec. Is, 1854. He came to Mar
shalltown in 1881, and was united in
marriage March 80. 1913. to Mrs.
Carrie O'Rryon. She survives him
as does also one brother, Frank p.
Hogan, living at 10 North Tenth
avenue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05
OWNER or cAic,eEMs FOUND.


Sheriff Henry SwrrsndsrS Jee -
Custodian % Flock
Sheriff Charles Henry WEDNESDAY
afternoon surrendered to the ownsr
q crate Of hens. found Monday hid
den In q clump OF evergresns near
the q. II. Schuma-nn home three
miles north of the city. Atho the
sheriff u fond Of chicksns - tho
csnter piece Of tho festal board no
does not cherish any ambition 20 ac'
an chambermaid to q mock OF I'M
prisonel fowls ambitious for IN op'
portunity to gain their freedom. ine
feathered charge proved more care
than a half a dozen criminalS IN
the sherifrs judgment
Z. @. Bunce living two miles south
OF Union. Just over the Hardin coun-
ty line came to tho city WEDNESDAY
10 claim the fowls and was able 70
prove ownership. He returned nome
with the fowls in his possession re-
lieving Sheriff Henry Of ouruen
which has kept him awake nights
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05
VliO Attention.

Friday evening. Feb, 9, there VIII
be past exalted rulers annual meet
Ing. These past officers viii pre-
side az the meeting. All members
shouid be present. Marion Gard.
exalted ruler.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

Attention Marion To,xnshIp.
will be at the bank IN Green
Mountain Tuesday. Wednssday.
Thursday and Friday Of nsxt week
for the assessment Of property. Kind
ly make out your list and cali on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

Former City Girl Dies in West.
Word from Shell Rock tells Of the
death on Monday in Pasadena, Calf.
Of Vera Dodge, only daughter of
Mayor George A. Mcintyre. of Shell
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

senting . four-act comedy dramal
"The Woman" New speciatties VIE
be oftered between the acts. Pricet
rs. IS Ana lB cents. Odeon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

The pueinsky Rrcthsrs stock COM
pany ccmea to thu odcon Sunday
evening for the ono nisht only, pre-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

To Celebrate Lineoln's Anniversary.
Winchester Circle. No. 60, Ladies
of the G. A. r. will celebrate the
birthday anniversary Of Abraham
Lincoln with program on the at
ternoon Of Feb. IL, TO be held il tine
assembly hall at the soldiers home.
C. II. Van Law will be the principal
speaker on the program.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-05

m. there. 7. r. low. assessor. Mar
ION township.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-24
Zpravy 20 Sloyenska
70 statneho rozpoctu u.

10 statneho rozpoctu u
vadzame niekol'ko poloziek,
vzt'ahujdcich sa najma ma slo-.
vensky Vychod: Ma stavbu ze-4
leznicnych trait: Cervena Ska
la-Margecany K 35,000,0 600, u.
zhorod- -Munkacevo K 15,00O,~
900, ma rome investicie K H.
725,O45.0O, ma insesticie les
'nych riaditelstvi v Solnohrade
x 5,549.O00, ma elektrizaciu
|Slovenska Podkarpatskei Ru-
Isl K 6,200,00O, ma podporu SUI
kromneho stavebnictva pre- ce-
Ii republiku 100000, 900, ma
Istavbu kasarne Y Bardiove Kc
u 900, 900, V Karzmarku K T.
900, 900, ma zbrojarne, nemoc-
nice byty v Podkarpatskom
Rusku 7,118,O0O, ma stavbu d
| = j. "A
radnych bytov ma Slovensku a
Iv Podkarp. Rusi Is 3,50O,0OO,
pre- stavbu vysokej skoly Bra
j'tislave a roznych Sk6l ma Slo-
vensku a V Podkarp. Rusi 49,
100000, ma stavbu novel posto
vel tudovy V Kosiciach 1,5OO,-
900, v Uzhorode K 100000, po
stavenie dradnickych. 'domov
pri ustave Komenskeho K g.
100000, dostavba statnej ne
| mocnice v Kosiciach 100000
va dostavbu solivaru v Presove
2,45O,OOO; vrtanie ma sol pri
Solivare 100000.
- Tusar do Egypta. Byvaly
| ninistersky predseda Tusar,
'1tory ma v janua1.i nastupit' d
rad vyslanca Ceskoslovenskej
''epubliky v Berline, odisiel po
sjazde socialno-demo kratickej
strany so svojou zenou do E.
gypta. . r..
- kiadno proti tretej jeinter-
nacionale. Y kladspskom uhol'
nom okoli vyslovih sa pre- tre,
tiu internacionalu,s i. j. boise
'7izmus 122, prot 11ej 431 soci-
alne demokratickych organiza-
eli. ~.
- Zalozen;e keramickych
zavodov vo Varirie. fVo Varine,
Trenc. zupa, boil zalozeny novy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-12-24

slovensky podnik 'Varinske ke
ramicke zavody lic. spoil kto-
nv bude vyrabat ohnuvzdorne
kuchynske riady, Jenny tovar
kamenny, nmelecke keramicke
vyrobky, kachl'ove pece, tehly
skridlu atd'. Podnik ma vsetok
k vyrobe potrebny material vo
velkom mnozstve a vybornej
akosti.
Pokles vyroby ma Sloven-
sku. Zeleziarne v Hernade ma
Spisi vyrabaly pred vojnou prize
merne rocne 1850, 900 7metr..
centov ocele, teraz len 400, 900
metr. centov. Vo Zvolene vyro-
bilo sa pred vojnou rocne asi
100000 metr. centov plechu,
teraz len asi 5000 metr. cen
tov.
vyroba dreveneho uhlia
ma Slovensku vykazuje nadby-
|tok Sd tisic vagonov.
'tNeptun" priemyselne zavo-
dy nc. spoil. Ruzomberku je
firma prave sa zakladaiucej
spolocnosti uc. kapitalom K
I2,5OO,O00, rozdelenym ma 5000
ucastin po 500 K menovitej no.
I'dnoty. Spolocnost' bude vyra-
bat mlynske vyrobky, elektri-
cky prld atd'.
Spojenie zvolenskych
bank. Vo 'Zvolene su porobene
pripravy k spojeniu Zvolenskej
Il'udovej banky Mestianskou
| bankou.
Autonomy sbor Poem
koveho dradu pre- Slovensko.
"Slov. Politika" oznamuje, re
ma Slovensku utvoria autonom-
my sbor Pozemkoveho uradu
ktory bude mat II clenov. z
mich Z clenov nominuj1 politi-
cke b strany a S. ministerstvo
pol'no hospodarstva a minister
stvo pre- Slovensko.
V tejto veci oznamuje d'alel
HssSlov. Politika", ze v kratkom
case vyjde nariadenie Pozem-
koveho uradu, ktore vystroji
slovensk1 uradovnu Pozemko-
veho dradu v ramci zakona d'a
iekosiahajlcim splnomocnenlm
ma samostatne ekzekvovanie
pozemkovej reformy ma Sloven
sku. Slovenska pol'nohospodar-
ska rada vstupf vraj do zivota
pred Novym rokom.
, 1920-01-16
ADDITIONAL MONEY
BILL
TO THE BUDGET FOR THE
MUNICIPALITY OF ST. CROIX
TOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
/ GJUNE 80, 1919.

The Police land Prison. Department is
hereby granted the sum of Francs &c, 000.-
90 to be added to and expended 1nder
item 1-salarias, during the period from
January LIST to June 80, 1920. inclpsi We.
Thus duly passed at the Attn Ordinary
Meeting of the Colonial Council held
Monday, December Is, 1919.
Christianstsd, St. Croix, December
16, 1919
D. C. CANEGATA. F. COULTER.
Secretary. Vice. Chou man.
The above Additional MoneyblIl is
hereby sanctioned and approved
Witness my Hand and the Seal OF the
Government of the Virgin Islands OF the
United States at St, Thomas, the 29uh.
day of December, in he year 1919.
IS ALL
j. W. OMAN,
Governor.
, 1920-01-16

South West of the Leper Asylum, ca 5.
18 acres ar present belonging to Rich
mond as detailed in Governments letter
Of October II. 1919, be assigned to the
use of the Leper Asylum.
Thus duly passed at the 4th Ordinary
Meeting Of the Colonial Council held
Monday, December Is, 1919.
,o3 Ghristians'ed' St. cr0iz' Decaspber 16,
D. c. CANEGATA, ROBT. L. MERWIN
Secretary. Chairman.
The above Resolution is hereby sanction
ed and approved.
Witness my Hand and the Seal of the
Government of the Virgin Islands of the
United States ct St. Thomas, the 29th.
day of December, in the year 1919.
(SEAL)
J..W. OMAN.
Governor.
, 1920-01-16

Be ii resolved By the Colonial
Council for St. Crojr IN session G3-
Sem6Jed.
That the ~unexpended portion of the
pension granted former Teacher Alex.
Joseph, Sub Item XIII, No. 6 on the Bud
get for the Municipality of St. Croix,
1919-l920, be paid to his widow Mrs.
Margaret Alicia Joseph, payable from
the date of the death of the late Alexan.
der Joseph.
Thus duly passed at the 4th Ordinary
Meeting of the Colonial Council held
Monday, December Is, 1919.
C~hristiansted, ST. Croix, December 16,
1919.
D. c. CANEGATA, ROBT. MERWIN,
Secretary. Chairman.
The above Resolution is hereby sane
toned and approved.
Witness my Hand and the Seal of the
Government of the Virgin Islands of the
United States at St. Thomas, the 18th.
day Of December, in the year 1919.
(SEAL)
j. W. OMAN.
Governor.
, 1920-01-16

Tomorrow, January 18th, being a le-
gal holiday, the Post Office in this town
Will be closed except during the hours
from SO a m, and is D. III. i'll which
hours general post Office service will be
given the public.
There will be no issue of this paper to-
morrow, Citizenship Day, which we trust
will prove an enjoyable holiday to all.
So far the cricket match announced yes
terday to be played on the Holger Danske
ground is the only public event Of the
day, ard it is hoped that lovers of the
game will find it interesting.
The appointment of Mr.. Johan Klint to
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
Zajata nevssta.
Ron6n We etyrech dilech cd p .. n Southworthovs
Pro "Domacnost' pfeloz Hugo Chotek-
oeooeoee0eeoee

sob, jez namofnici snaseli do
lodek z techto ma velkou lod'
valecnou, kdezto Britomarta
Judita sbalovaly 81 sve satstvo
a knihy a oznatovaly ony kusy
nabytku, jez minily wit ma lod'
sebou.
Byli sc totiz vSichni tfi doho-
dli mezi sebou, re ma ostrove
nechaji nekolik parku zivych
zvifat, nacini i nabytek nepo-
dlehajici tuze povetrnosti a vse
nicicimu zubu casu, tax ably,
kdyby Ease jednou nest astna
| LODI sc u ostrova stroskotala a
lide Sc zachranili, nalezli tn ne
CO pro zacatek nemuseli trpe-
ii tax priliS.
Pustili tudiz do poll neco ov-
cl, prasat a slepic. Justin chtel
zanechati tu kravu Crummie,
ale Judita spustila takovy ma
rex, re podobny neslysel Cd
stroskotani lode a musel proto
Cd umyslu sveho upustiti. Kro-
! me toho sam kapitan vyslovil
pfani, re rad by mel kravicku
| TIL ma lodi, k will mleku sme-
tame, ktera cini kavu lahodnej-
81. Bylo vsak rozhodnuto, ne
chat il Ma ostrove az kratcc
4 pred odplutim lode.
u Ma maleho psicka Justin O.
tvsem nezapomnel a nikdo ne
] mel take niceho proti tomu,
.tkdyz ale Britomarta chtela
wit sebou ma 1od' kocku a
mala kot atka, tu Judita Sc zno
WI dala do straSneho a ohluSu-
jlciho fevu, zapflsahajic Sc vse
mi svatymi a sveticemi, re pu-
| jdou-li kocky ssebou, ona rade-
il zustane ma ostrOvu sama.
protoze nechce jeste jednou
doziti sc stroskotani lode. Mu-
silly byt proto zanechany ma o.
strove, kde bezpochyby zdivo-
cily a behem casu premenily Sc
V male tigry.
| Mezitim co naSi ostrovane
ztravili dny Sc sbalovanim
svych veci odesilanim ma lod' i,
chystali dustojnici valecne To-
! de skvelou hostinu, predne ma
oslaveni prichodu novych no.
sti "a druhe ma odvetu "a
vlastni skvele pohosteni. Byli
ma druhy den slavnostne pozva
mi ztravice ma lodi cely den,
lvratili sc vecer opet ma osrrOv.
TAX uplynul tyden. LODI by
la vyspravena a kapitan vydal
nafizeni, by odrazilo Sc od bre-
hu pristi pondelek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-23
"Co iste delal mimi tedy?"

''Co jste delal s mimi tedy?"
"Zavazal jsem 81 je prisa-
hou re nebudou bojovati proti
statum konfederacnim a postal
pax domu. Ucinil-li jsem kdy
neco jineho, muzete odsouditi
mne iako mofskeho lupice q
povesiti mne ma nejvyssi rah-
no. Drive ale, nezli budete mo-
ci dokazati mne opak toho, co
jsem pravil, zadam, abyste "a
chazel Sc mnou jako vojen-
skym veznem".
"To ucinim; zachovam Sc
die vasi zadosti po tax dlouho,
nezli priplujeme k nekteremu
z nasich pristavu a ia budu mo
ci vas predati vladimir 1fadum,
ktere mali pravo vas souditi. K
Will vasemu vlastnimu prospe-
chu doufam, ze nebude dokaza
no vam vice, nezli co udal jste
sam. Poruciku Ethel, zmocnete
Sc tohoto vezne a prihlednete k
tomu, ably dostal sc ma lod'
bezpecne", pravil kapitan Yet
som.
Mlady dustojnik pokrocil, a.
by vykonal rozkaz, byl ale pre-
ruSen tom panem Rosentha-
lem, jenz Sc obratil ku kapita-
nu Sc slovy:
"Kdyz jste povolil dustojnt-
ku tomu ochranu prava yalec-
neho a uznal jej tax "a cestne-
no spolubojovnlka, alespoh do
casne, dovolte, abych pozval
jej ku prisednuti k nasemu sto-
lu".
"Zajiste! Poruciku, ia odvo-
lavam svuj rozkaz. Kapitan
Spear bude obedvati nami" +,
pravil kapitan Yetsom.
Pc obede vyzval Justin sve
hosty, ably poohledli Sc po o.
strovu a podivali Sc ma zahra-
du, pole vse, co byli tn on a
ODE divky "a tech par roku Wy
tvorili a cemuz vsichni Sc obdi-
vovali. Bylo jiz pozde k veceru,
kdyz vraceli Sc ma LODI, vedou-
ce mezi sebou kapitana Spe.ra
JakO zaJatce.
XIII. OpuSteni ostrovu.
Hoj, jak vlaika nase vlaje,
pima hvezd a pestrych pruhu
Jak drzi il ty slime paze
oddanych a statnych druhu,
kteri svoji il krvi brani
pred padem vzdy uchrani.
Pristi den byl pro nase ostro-
vany dnem pilne prace. Justin
zam6stnan byl sbalovanim ga
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