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| tated as the last one was, by money,
and have been economical and all
economical questions would be settled
by the league. One Of the finest ad-
1uncts Of the league is already COM
pleted, said DR.. Rees, and that is the
world court which Mr.. Root has help
ed to organize.
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ropean situation she would change her
attitude toward the league. The great
step toward international harmony
could. be attained through the league
because all wars have been precipi-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-08-28

McComb will give series of lectures
on the Bible.
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Five-reel Vitagraph feature. Does any
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Would you be pleased if you got a
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finest.
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ly Sc nektere obtize a neprije-
mnosti. Nahlizela, re Sc nikdy
vice nebude moci sejiti lor-
dem Glenhamem. Milovala jej
z celeho srdce sveho a memo
hla by sc mu podivati do o.
bliceje, kdyby byl manzelem
jine. Jak by mohla pracovati
pro jeho zenu? JeI vasniva
mlada duSe chvela Sc zarlivou
bolesti. Jak by mohla prijmou-
ii penize od' zeny, ktera j W.
pudila re srdce Lorda Glenha-
ma?
Lady Trevorova tusila, jaky
zapas zuri v jeji mysli a oce-
kavala vysledek.
Nepotrebuji ami podotykati,
re vase sluzka a jine potreby
nebyly by zahrnuty V Gene "a
vasi praci,' pravila vdova. "Vi
dim, slecno Rosse, ze jste by
ia vychovana jako lady a co ia
kova budete ctena mem do
me. Sluzebnici vas budou po-
vazovati Ia povznesenou mad
ne. Vskutku budete pani domu,
pokud ia budu manzelem ma
pevnine a nez bude prace vyko
mana"
"Kde jest vase venkovke ST.
dlo, lady Trevorova?'
"V severni Casti Yorkshire,
nedaleko pfimori. Jest vzdale-
no cd zeleznicni stanice a
pak-li Sc rozhodnete tam jiti,
s radosti vas vypravim do
Greycourtu - tax Sc me misto
imenuje, V me yachte. Bude
Ultra V Londyne a Ultra vecer
odpluje do Greycourtu."
Byla to Iez, nebot' yachta
UndMa byla V tomto okamzeni
ma ceste re Skotska do Londy-
ma. Ale plany lady Trevorovy
a Pulfordovy byly dobfe rize-
ny a toto prohlaSeni souhlasi-
10 mimi.
"Nemohu vam dati rozhod-
nou odpoved' tomto okamze-
nj, lady Trevorova," odvetila
Cecilie. ''DTive muslin Sc pora-
diti Sc svou sluzkou, ktera jest
moji iedinou pritelkyni. Dejte
mi laskave do vecera cas- ma
rozmysienou q pax vam poslu
svoji odpoved'.'
Vdova byla s to sotva potla-
citi sve zklamani. Ocekavala,
re divka prime jeii nabidnu-
ii bez otaIeni.
i "Chcete-li dosici neodyislo-
sti, Miss Rosse, vim, re nemu-
/ zete lepe pochoditi," zvolala.
"A pracc Ia by zajimala umel-
&c. OvSem, muzete jednati jak
Sama "a dobre uznate."
! Nez mohla Cecilie odpov6'
;, deti, vstoupil do pokoje pan
| Pu,ford. Pod zaminkou hleda-
nj knihy zvcdave pohlizel ia
| divku.
Cccilie Sc zardela pod jehc
pohledem a vstala.
"Dovolite-li madam pravi
: la zdvorile, vratim sc do sve
no bytu a poradim sc sc svol
sluzkou."
V tom byIo prudce zaklepa
/; no na dyere. Lady Trevorov,
F., vstala naslouchala. Drive
: ncz Sc vzpamatovala, by mohli
, Cecilii odpov6deti, dverc Sc o
tcvrely do pokoje vstoupiI -
markyz st. LeonardS!
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vorova. "Mate veru neobyceJ-
Inc madam Miss Rosse. Prosim,
jest vase jmtno nemecke?"
| "Nejsem Nemkyne,' odvetl-
la Cecilie kiidne. "Byla jsem
lvychovana V male dedlne V
Cernolesi, ale jsem anglickeho
puvodu.'
"Podivno! Vase rodice Sc
tam zajiste usadili?" tazala Sc
lady Trevorova lhostejne.
Oblicej divcin zbledl.
"Nemam rodicu," pravila
hlavou ponekud vice nedzdvi-
zenou nez drive. "Byla Jseln
vychovana cd nemeckeho pa
stora a jeho zeny, ale oni ne
byli mymi pribuznymi."
Cecilie pocala sc diviti Ia
jmu, ktery lady Trevorova bra
la ma jejim zivote. Vdova pre-
svedcic Sc o divcine totoznosti,
obratila rychie predm6t hoVo-
ru.
"Jsem velmi spokojena va
ST praci, Miss Rosse,' podotkla
Sc zdAnIivou lhostejnosti, "ale
rada bych vas najata ma neko
lik m6sicu yyhradne pro moji
praci. Mohu vam rici, co jiz
cely svet vi, ze Sc budu vdava-
til
Cecilie Sc vazne poklonila a
ieji rty zbledly. TuSila, re jeii
nova zakaznice jest ona DANA,
kterou povest prohlasila "a
snoubenku lorda Glenhama."
"Vite-i neco vzneSene spo
leCnosti," praviia lady Trevoro
va - ''myslim, ze~i Svadlena
Sc zajima o aristokracii, q KITE
re zije - troufam 81 rici, ze
jste slysela me jm6no We spo-
jeni s lordem Glenhamem."
Cecilie Sc opetne poklonila.
Nemohla vsak promluviti. TYR
de sive oSi jeji nepritelkyne
prohledly jeji tajne roztileni a
planuly vitezstvim.
"Budu slavit snatek neko-
lika tydnech," pokracovala la
dy Trevorova. "Zimu stravime
ma pevnine. Prace, kterou mann
vyzadovaia by vas pobyt V
mem venkoyskem sidle po ce-
lou zimu."
Cecilie byla vcIice prc&va.
pena.
"NespatriIa bystc mne AM
meho manzela,' pokracoyala
Ndova, kdyz dlvka neodpovida
la. "OvSem, zc by sluzebnici
zustali V dome a nijak by vase
mu pohodli neprekazeli - ma
opak, dostali by prisnc rozka.
zy, ably sc k YAM co nejvlidne.
il chovali."
"Jaka jest to pracc, ktcrol
mne chccte obmysliti?"
MAN drahocenne calouny
kter6 jsou rodinnym d6dictvin
a vice set roku stare vysvct
lovala lady Trevoroya. Jsol
mistama prokousane od molG ;
krys ale dost jich zbyva, IL
Sc vyplati obnoveni a oprave
hi jich. Vzor jest velmi ma
dherny a slozity. X oprave iicl
Jest treba ruky um6lcc. Mus
byti misty nastavcny novou la
kou a vzorek do nj vySit. A,
dosnd nenalezla isem nikoho
| komu bych mohIa tuto draho
= cennou praci sveriti. Chccte t,
i podniknouti?'
, Cecilie vahaia q.
: "Plat bude skveIy,' pravil
rady Trevorova rychle. "Jezt
| zadam nejen zrucnost, nybrz
: vynalezayost, jsem ochotna "a
I platiti "a praci tn sto libe
y sterlingu, ktera bude vyzadC
vati k provedcni casu ceiG z
: my
"PIat Jest mad oCekaval
skVely, madam" pravila Gee
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~
ella, aby il Ike mne poslala pre-
novou zakazku. Ona pride
dnes, snad V tuto hodinu."
"Snad to neni ia sama div
ka."
"Jmeno neni obycejne. Je
to ia sama. Madame Lange
pravila, ze jejf slecnu Rosse
vzdy doprovazi stara nemecka
sluzka. Ovsem, je to ia sama
Nestava ami stfn pochybnosti." "
"Utiste Sc trochu Editho
Kdyby ia divka pfisla nyni pro
zradila byste vse. Pak-li pfi-
jde, CO il feknete?"
Dam il praci, a budu hle-
d6t, ably mi duverovala. Budu
vlidna laskava jako tygfice
hraiici 81 SO svoji kofisti. Ale
co pax musi prijiti vite tax do
bic jako ja. Nemohu il ne
chat Ma svobode. Nemohu str
peti, ably il nalezl bud markyz
St. Leonards nebo lord Glen
ham. Muslin Sc il zbavitip a
lady Trevoroya zasycela tato
s.ova do usi syeho spojence.
"Rozumim. Cokoliv podnik-
meme, vykoname to spolecn6 a
spoleCne budeme sdileti vinu,
pravil pan Pulford chladne.
"Jsem ochoten uciniti cokoliy
pro udrzeni velkeho jmeni V
rukou nasich, ktere nyni drzi-
te. Cokoliv ohrozuie toto jm6-
nj, smetu nemiiosrdne S naSi
cesty jako bych zahubil mou-
chu.'
"Nechci zadnou vrazdu!'
pravila lady Trevorova. ''To
ne, Pulforde. Neni toho treba"
"Snad ne. Uyidime. Ale bu
deli toho tfeba, pax Sc nebu
deme hroziti ami vrazdy," pra
vii Pulford krute. "My - Wy
a ja minim - sli jsme jiz pEi-
lis daleko abychom sc dali od-
straSiti vrazdou, Edito. Vrazda
jest lepsi nez samovrazda
Snad budete dohnana k jedno-
mu nebo k druhGmu."
"riSe! Nesnesu takoya slova
ami od vas. Zkusme radeji co.
koli nejhorsiho ncz~ vrazdu-'
"Syoluji, pak-li mirn6jSi pro
strcdek postaGi. Mystic, &c toy
zim po poskvrneni svych ruko,
krvi, nebudu-li X tomu do
Imam? Divka musi byti odstra
nena, ale jak? Posad'te sc k,
mne ma pohovku Edito a poku
SINE sc neco yymysliti."
Sede,i vedle sebe a Septal
81 dlouhy cas-.
Minula hodina - minul,
dive. Lady Treyorova pocal,
hledeti ma hodiny V horecncn
rozcileni.
"Divka musi brzo prijiti,
zvolala. "Prijmu il sama a dan
il nejaka vysivani pro mne. "A
81 "a pul hodiny muslte vstou
pit zcela ledabyle do pokojt
jako byste priSel pro ncja
kou knihu, podivate sc ma nj
dobre 81 vstipite jeji podobu
pamet. Budcme velmi opatrn
abychom novzbudili zadnG p
dezfeni. Musime jeden druht
mu rozum6ti, Pulforde."
"Ano. A iakmilc bude diyk
bezpecne odstrancna, proyd;
te Sc "a mne?"
"Slibuji to. Budcte miG ii;
rok na podil jmeni, ktcr6 jst
mi pomohl udrIeti.
Nadesla hodina svaciny, al
s.ecna Rosse dosud Sc neobi,
vovala. Spiklenci svaCili sp,
lecne, ale ami jedcn ami druh
ncdaval ma jevo velkou chut'
jidlu u vratili Sc co nejrychle
do ranniho pokojc.
NadeSia tfeti hodina odp
ledni a spiklenci pocali by
netrp6livi, kdyz bylo NAH
dyakrat ma dycrc zaklcpan
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| Sluha vstoupil.
j "Nejaka mlada diyka preje
81 mluvit S vasi milosti," ozna.
imova. "Jmenuje Sc Miss Ros-
Sc"
"Doved' il sem, James," zvo
lala lady Trevorova, blednouc
a rdic Sc neobycejne rychle,
"Necht' lined vstoupi."
Sluha zmizel. Pan Pulford
rychle vklouzl do knihovny
Ia minutu Ma to byla Ceciiie
Rosse uvedena do pokoje.
Lady Trevorova stala pred
krbem, hledic zdanliv6 do OH
ne, srdce jeji prudce busilo, ie-
il sivy oblicej byl bledy jake
popel a mysl jeji ve.ice rozci-
lena. Ucinila mocny pokus opa
novati Sc zvolna obracela sc
| ku sve navsteve.
Ocekavala, re spatri kras-
nou divku, ale byla velice une-
sena krasou, puvabnosti a mi
lostnostf, kterou spatrila.
Ia stihla postaya, odena jed
noduchym cernym satem, KITE
| ry il vytecne prilehal, tento an
d6lsky oblicej a jeho znameni
Ia, mladistva krasa, ty jasne
oci, puvabna Gsta, vubec v$e
dojalo il netusenou moci a Ii
yosti. Pozorovala tn jednodu-
chou divGi dustojnost, nevedo-
ime hrde drzeni tela "a male
krasn6 hiavy a neobycejna hrh
"a il pojala.
Toto re jest delnice, ktera
pfichazi pro pracil Vzdyt' Wy
hlizi jake mlada princezna. La
dy Trevorova pravila sob6, re
byla oklamana, ze il madame
Lange lhala, re tato divka ne
hleda praci, nybrz Ia, iiz bylo
ukfivd6no sc pfichazi nyni
hlasiti o sva prava!
Provinila zena chvela Sc stra
chem. A V t0mtO okamzeni
lzd6Seni, jeji srdcc svirala prud
Ea 2arliVost. Tato divka, ktera
vyhlizcla jako mlada bohyne
ziskala srdcc iorda Glcnhama.
, Po milovani Cecilie Rossc nebu
| de nikdy miloyati lady TreVo-
rovu, 0 tom byla tato presyed-
Cena. Pocitila strasnou nena-
visit k Cecilii. Vzdor svcmu od
poru k vrazde byla by okamzi'
tc S to divku tn svyma. vlast
nina prstama zaSkrtiti.
'PfaIa jste sobe mluviti 81
: mnou, madam tazala sc Ce
, ellie libeznym hlasem pferuSi,
mlCcni. "Jsem Miss Rose, %
slana sem od madame Lange.
"Ah, ano," pravila vdov;
chraptive. "Posad'te sc, Mis-
7 Rosse. Mne - me neni Zcel;
| dobrc, ale promluyim VAN
1 okamzite."
Ceci,ie Sc posadila. Choyan
Sc lady TrcvoroVy podlVnc $
4 II dotklo a neCO We vZhled
: btihl6 brunety il hluboce doja
: 10. Ale nez byla to uyazit
!, ayoje pocity, lady TrevOroVa $
: utisila pocala Jodnati SC svo
a il navstevou.
Y Madame Langova,r ,rekla n
|, Miss Rose, prayila baronetC
o Va ydova, "ze jste vySivala tie
: To operni plaSt. ia myslcla &c
"a iiste, &c ie to francouZak
a aiprace. SkuteCuG jste d6lala III
w. krcs vySivani?"
Ccciie prisveduila.
/. Jest pi'ekrasnc proveden,
C pravila lady Trevorova sedaji
ncdalcko Ceciic. "a vzor
c TAX presne a puvabne nal,re
; len, re nemySlim jinak, nez
J. jste Sc tomu ucila V Parizi.'
Y Cecilie Sc Zardela. Jeji h
k dost byla urazena odpoveC
ii 81 ponekud hrde: Neuci
jscm sc yySivani Parlzi, n
D. brz N6mecku. UCila jsem
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- Co je "trublI" dnesnimi
sluzkami, uvidite " "Roztomile
Barusce" " nedsii dne rs. led
ma " Ces. Sini Sokol.
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- "PROTIVA', hra re zivota
sumavskeho lidu Sc svymi zps
wy lonske sezony talk libila, ze
il bude TYL v nedsli dne Is.
Iedna opakovati. Zamluvte 81
listky u p. Vacka v Ceske Ma
rcdni Sini.
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@geniny, the 23rd. accompanied by
[DeclA letters Of instructions as
70 tIplr delivery and addressed to
a0se representatives of the COM
my Who are to personally handle
Nes6 checks.
f1Ry policy holders who have
oar9 about the war charge re-
Gnde being made by the Company
oxe already written to the Home
40c6 commencing the Company's
Scttoa and several have stated that
~ desired to increase their in
nrance with the Greatest Illinois
mp6ny.
0ne prominent man writes:
lhG We zee stock companies
IllfdE to dishurse $4,000 In a
np nnm where there is really no
1d1tly, then ! say corporations
"a Nave souls. believe it will
o&e4D bread cast upon the wa
- the Illinois Life and certain
IN Sald be tho result"
r W. STEVENS.
Vice President
= DAVIDSON. !,
1Qr Northwestern Illinois, 5of
- Building. Rock Island. Ill.
MEADER Cip Aanases .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-27

sald that ~ ha6 sesn DenaAy -
IL crave of his wife 0cc1aicnAily.
and that about three weeks pre-
v5oas 70 that time he had talked 70
him there.
uere Six IeafR
Patrick DeuaAy was born on :
farm neay Dewitt Iowa, De. i,
1874. Ho,fIved II Davenport. where
no was proprietor Of > saloon. for
about eighteen years. He came 70
Rock Island and opened an estab-
iishment at 100 Second avenue In
1914. His wife. Mrs. Anna DenAhy,
died Of natural causes In March,
1917.
Survivors are the father. james
Denahy, ST., Of Glen Mound. Iowa.
. brother, James, Jr., and brother
John Of the same place, and . sis
ter, Mrs. Joseph Mackin Of Burling-
ton.
Funeral services will be held Of
10 O'Clock tomorrow morning at st.
j,Joseph's Catholic church. Inter-
ment viii be 1t Calvary cemetery
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-27
Eab Like 4 Wood Chopper

After many discouraging years
sof suffering from stomach trouble
and floating, in which could eat
only sparingly Of the simplest food.
I am now feeling entirely we'll.
|, hanks to Mayr's Wonderful Rem
tdy which has done wonders for
rae. II can now eat like a wood
thopper and enjoy it" 1t is a
simple, harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from
the Intestinal tract and allays the
infommation which causes practi-
cally al stomach, liver and intesti-
nal AILMENTS, Including appendi-
citi&" One dose will convince or
monDY refunded. Bengston's drug
etore and druggists everywhere
tAdy.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-27

< - Vie sinss - Asndss ldarch
/ I117.
~ xInanaanl 1kssaIs.
Tina6ca1 di1len1saes ~ believed
70 hsse Djnyo1 eo11e Daxt n the
man taking hi1 own life.
IAomaa Yates, IN emDIoye Of
Dena1y, ~ 90 q the Witnesses
1t the inquest He aid that be had
last rem Denahy ct about | O'Clock
IN the afternoon q Thursday, when
The, httef rid tha4 - was going
ont 70 order some candy.
Associates first became suspi-
cious IN regard TO the dissppear-
ance Of the man when he failed to
show up Thursday or Friday night.
The police we're notified Of his dis
appearance on Saturday.
John Denahy, the uncle. said that
he had not thought Of going to Cal
vary cemetery until Monday, and
that he held no suspicion that hia
nephew might have taken his own
life. He went to the cemetery q
about 3 o'clock in the afternoon Of
Saturday and asked the sexton to
conduct him to the grave OF Mrs.
Denahy.
The body Of DenAhy was lyinl
prone, with the head on the grave
Snow, which had drifted about the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-27

iiee last ni4At o. being drunk and
disoE1ee1y.
Harry Chicks, Davenport. was
picking hia way carefully along
1eotnd avenue at Z late hour last
nt9ft when he lost his balance and
crashed through . plate glass win
dow ct the Meanor restaurant on
the corner Of Second avenue and
Twentieth street Chicks pleaded
guilty to = charge Of drunkenness
before Magistrate D. J. Cleland In
police court this morning and was
fined S.. He promised to pay for
the broken window.
At about midnight the police re-
ceived q call to rooming house
at 2109 Third avenue, where they
placed five men under arrest for
drunkenness and for. taking part in
a brawl.
Fred Amos, William Hays.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-27

Charles Rogers and Charles,
Schloetsef were fined SO each by
Magistrate Cleland this morning
and James Burton. the fifth man,
wAs scheduled to receive = hearing
late this evening.
Whisky is said to command a
price Of from $50 to $40 quart
when ohtainable, and although the
price Is steep it seems that liquor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-27
WHISKY IS NOT
THING Of PAST
Six Men Finl Enough n Rock Il
lanl Last Night t. Get Them
Into Peek 81 TrVuble.

Liquor il still obtainable in Rock
Island although the national pro-
hibition amendment. which went in
to effect at midnight Jan. 16, was
supposed to place John Barleycorn
among the has beens."
Six men were arrested by the DO
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-27
on Fourth street and on r.
street. H. n. SCHRIvfR q

We have added a few morest,i..
in mems and ladies' shoes--almost
all sizes that formerly sold for g n !
and $1l. to 60 at IS. Berts M
Shop. 1916 Second avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-01-27
can be obtained by those Who are
willing to pay the bill.
Notice to Centraetsrs.

Bids viii be received . 4 N. Feb.
s, 1920, for paving Twenty-second
street, in Kennedy's addition. with
asphaltic concrete; also separate
bids for constructing S-inch sewers