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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20
CARD OF THANKS.

Knights Of Columbus, New Iberia
Council No. 1908 wish to thank all
who helped with the X. of C. truck
in the Armistice Day parade, especi-
ally the sisters and girls of Mt. Car
mel Convent who arranged the artis-
tic decorations, and Mr.. Lawrence
Dietlein who generously loaned his
truck for the occasion.
JULIUS BERTRAND,
Grand Knight.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20

Mr.. O. j. Hebert and Mr.. j r..
Lalande of Lafayette were in New
Iberia Monday. making plans for Civ
ing Iberians an efficient steam laun-
dry service.
Mr., Hebert informs us that he
will send his auto truck here each
Monday and Thursday, in charge OF
Mr. Lalande, to collect from house
to house, laundry, washing. and cloth
ing to be dyed, for which he has ex-
cellent equipment in Lafayette. The
announcement of his New iberia ser
vice will be found elsewhere in the
Iberian.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20
p @. SERVICE EXAMINATION.

On November 27 there will be held
an examination in New Iberia for
qualifying Clerks and Carriers for
the mail service of this city.
The salary runs from $1400 up to
$500 after five years of service.
Application blanks may be secured
by applying at the Post Office in
New Iberia.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20

Mr.. John Case Of Bayou Chene has
been a business visitor here for the
past few days.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20

Rubbed into the skin for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, contracted musclts,
sprains or lameness. Billiards. Snow
Liniment goes right through the
flesh to the bone, easing pain and re-
moving the cause. 1t is powerful
pain relief. Three sizes, SOC, Coo
and $1.20 per bottle. Sold by
ESTORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20

666 Cures Bilious Fever.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20

In publishing the account Of the
Armistice Day parade last week we
failed to mention that the truck which
conveyed the Confederate Veterans
was loaned for the occasion by the
Jennaro Drayage, and as such coop
Grafton is worthy of special mention
we give the proper credit at this
time to Mr.. N. Jennaro.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20

Word was received this week from
Mrs. F. +. Cannon Ewes that her
son, J. d. Cannon, is recovering
from his serious accident of last
week He is now in a Navy Hospi-
tai at Chesley, Mass where his mo-
Their has gone to be with him during
his recovery
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20

The next gathering of the Mt. Car
mel Social Club will take place Mon
day. Nov. %. The hour has been
set at 8 o'clock sharp and all arc
urged to be on hand at that time.
A beautiful center piece, hand en-
broidered, will be one of the prizes.
1t is now on display in. the Iberia
Jewelry Co.'S window Refreshments
will be served.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20

This 10 prescription prepared especially
Tor MALARIA or CHiLLS g. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
Il taken then az a tonic the Fever will NOT
return. II acts on the liver better than
CsloG.e1 and does not grippe or sicte-. 2sc
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20
Malaria OF. ChiIIs & Fever

Prescription No. 6G6 is prepared especially
or MALARIA or CHiLtS & FEVER.
Five or six doses will break sny case, and
il taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
return. = II acts on The liver better ethan
Calomcl and docs not grippe or sickeh 25e
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20
Look Out, Ducks!

Three of our local sportsmen,
Messrs. John Buquor, George Swift
err and Clet Girard, left by boat Sat
urday for q few days duck hunting
trip, expecting to return about Tues
day of next week.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-11-20
Children CRY
FOR FlETcnER'S
G Q RI

Mrs. Charles Provost entertained
the "As You Like It" Club Wednes-
day afternoon, on which occasion a
most delightful luncheon was served.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
j. S. TRADES NOW
With SOVIETS
Action Follows Exchange
With Britain and France;
No Political Recognition
RESTRICTION ON
MAIL CONTINUED

WASHINGTON, July S.-Restrictions
on trade with Soviet Russia were re-
moved by the State Department except
insofar as they pertain 20 SLIP
ments Of materials susceptible Of IN
mediate use Tor war purposes.
While taken Independently Of other
nations, this action followed extensive
exchanges between the United states
and Great Britain and France. 10 is
believes to have been haslened by
the recent negotiations between Greg
ory krassin, representing the Boil
shCVik government, and Premier Lloyd
George looking TO the resumption
Of trade between Great Britain and
Russia
In announcing its action, the State
Department took particular pains 10
state that this political recognition,
present or future. OF any Russian au-
thOrity exercising or claiming 30 exer-
else governmental functions was
neither granted nor intended. It also
emphasized that individuals or cOrpOr-
atiOns trading with Russia would do
so on their own responsibility and
at their own risk as the American
government could offer no protection
TO Americans going to Russia or
trading with Russia.
The statement also was made by
the department that indications were
that Russia had only a small quan-
tity OF raw materials available for
export; that its purchasing power
was very limited and that cOnse-
quently there would not be any con
siderable trade with that country
Whatever commerce is carried on will
be under the control Of the War Trade
BOARD section Of the State Depart
ment.
The announcement by the Depart
ment follows:
The restrictions which have here.
tofore stood in the way Of trade anC
communication with Soviet Russi.
were today removed by action OF
the Department Of state. Such OF
these restrictions, however. as per
tain 10 the shipment Of material.
susceptible Of immediate use for wal
purposes viii. for the present at least
be maintained.
political recognition. present o
future, n any Russian auihorii,
which Is exercising or claiming q
exercise governmental functions 4
neither granted nor implied by This
action. 70 should be emphaized
moreover. That individuals or corDo
Evening journal., 1920-07-08

pies Of democracy Is evidenced at
home by The maintenance OF minor
iy desp0iism and abroad by an insidi-
Gus campaign OF propaganda 20 sub
vert popular governmental insiitu-
lions expressive OF the Will of the ma
iorily."
Trade between the United states
and Russia has been prohibited since
the BOlsheViki gained control In lhdt
country a year before The END of the
World war Even before that time
10 had been limited because off ihe
drmOrlllZcd condition of the Russian
railroads. Some exports. mostly War
material. had been sent tO Nlldlvo-
stock and Archangcl but much of 10
never was moved lO the interior.
Rcnur-is That the State Department
lit the ban on trading with the Soviet
have been made by many American
eNporiiug and other business firms
and American government officials
long have desired 90 remove ihc re-
striciiOns so that ihc suffering pOpu-
I laii0n might be aided boo spite on lhe
BolsheViki Fears bad been voiced.
[ however that whatever went into ihe
country for that population would Doe
seized by the BOlshcVikl and converted
| 10 their Uses
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
PRIZE WINNERS
AT GEORGETOWN

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. July S-prlxcs
were awarded On Monday iO those
taking part in the parade. as follows .
Best decorated automobile. except
Chevrolet and Ford. Georgetown Pro-
duce ENch8ngc. one Goodrich tire. hy
Georgetown Auto Company. second
prize. Farmers Produce Association OF
Milford one Goodrich tube. hy
GEORGETOWN Auto Company. best dec
GRATED Ford automobile. Norman
Baker. one f|rcslonc Cord tire. hy
Georgetown Auto Company: second
prize. Herman DIckcrsOn, one H. s.
tube, Georgetown Auto Company
best equipped lire company, Laurel
fire department. megaphOno, by the
committee; best decorated residence
Mrs Noah H. Dennis, Amrcicpn nap
S 70. s. b fl, Ferris Giles. Wilmington
best l0ai, NJ =. Auxiliary. America
Tag. s 70. X ~ TO-. hy the committee.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08

rations availing themselves OF the
present opportunity 90 trade with
Russia viii do so on their own re-
spOnsibiliiy and at their own risk
The assistance which the United
States can normally extend TO its
citizens who engage in trade or travel
IN some foreign country whose gov
ernmont is recognized by the United
state cannot be looked for In the
present case, since there is no ON
cial or representative Russian au-
thority with which this government
can maintain those relations usually
subsisiinc between nations.
"The action which The United states
Is now taking In no wise constitutes
a recognition OF the validity OF indus
trial or commercial concessions
granted by any existing Russian au-
thority American citizens aNailing
themselves or the present relaxation
OF restrictions are warned against the
risks incident 10 the acceptance Of
commodities or other values, the title
TO which may later be brought into
question.
"The situation which at present
prevails. relative 90 travel from or TO
Russia, will not be unaffected by the
removal OF trade restrictions.
Passports for Russia cannot be is
SNtus uuf Will any tuduND ne Ildue
in The visa regulations now In force.
"Since it Is not desirable at this
! time 10 undertake negotiations with
the Soviet postal authorities, the
| Post Onlce Department Will De unable
1 TO accept mail from or 90 Soviet Rus
sia. There has never been any par
| eel post convention between the
| Onited States and Russia and This
mode or forwarding goods is there
/ fore unavailable"
This formal announcement was
supplemented by the following state
mont.
while the indications are that
i Russia has but a small quantity Of
| raw materials available for export
that the purchasing power OF Russia
is very limited and that for these rca-
sons ihcre Will not be any consider
able trade II any, with Russia. This
government. however. does not feel
tlat the law-abiding people in Russia
should be deprived or any assistance
which can be derived from such trad
ing as may be pOssivle.
"The attitude OF the United States
towards the recognition OF any fac
! ton In control of Soviet Russia has
| not changed. This government is not
willing by means Of political rccOgni-
ton TO lend positive assistance 90 a
faction whose disregard OF the princi-
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
SUSSEX COINTY MARRIlCE.

Snocial 10 The tV0nlng IOurndl.
GEORGETOWN. July S.-RCc0u
marriages boo Sussex county include
Miss May Bunting and Vii =. Pepper
both OF Georgetown district on S3i-
urday. by the Rev. =. ~. Marshall
pasf0r Of GEORGETOWN NJ. F rirru't
Mrs. Lucinda X. Morris and John e
wilkins. LeWcS ou SUNDAY AI i.Ist..
by the Rev. L Mcnch Chambers. Mis-.
Elsie :. TAYLOR. Dclmlr and lhH~iN.
I'm. Murray. Soaf0rd no nclmar. Fri.
day, by the Rev. +. n. Faulkner.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08

honorable mention. Nelson j. Forney.
Georgetown. iowelryman
There is likelihood OF the next
countrywide celebration being held
iu Milford as 10 is understood that
contributions are already being made.
Evening journal., 1920-07-08
SUSSEX CO. SCHOOL
TAX FIFTY CENTS
snccIai 10 Tho Evening Journal.

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. July S-Couniy
Commissioners OF Sussex county have
fixed the school tax rate 40 90 cents
ON the 500 OF assessed valuation and
S. capilaliOn This does not include
the i've special districts
The rates for The special districts
are. lcNcs. zoe. ON the real prop
eriy and s6 capilaiion; Milford. SOC
and SO capitaton, Laurel. Soc. and 81
capilaiion. Seaford, poe. and s6 cap
iiaiion; Georgetown. soc. and Sc cap
iiaiion.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-17
LOUPEZNE PREPADENi v BRNENSkEM
kLASTERE.

Brna, 81. kvetna. Vcera Z hod. vecern
provedeno bylo nejsmelejSi loup azne prepade-
nj minortskem klaStefe. Diva smell lupici o.
tevlei 81 "a iasneho jeSte denniho sveta pa
kllcem vrata klaSternl budovy, ktera jest jed
ne 4 nejzWejslch brnenskych ulic vnikli do
cely kvardiana, n6hoz chtei znocniti Sc vel
keho obnosu panez. Sotva kvardian otevrel
dvere cely, lupici Sc ma neho vrhli, hodili mu
ma hlavu pokryvku, ucpai usta strhnuvS jej
zemi, svazali mu ruce nohy. PAX mu odnai
klice od ohnivzdorne pokladny. Ale pres vsech
usili nepodarilo Jim pokadnu otevrit.
RoZmrzeni nezdarem odrazili prudce desku od
stolu, jehoz zasuvca naSl 500 korun. Hlukem
upozorneni byli chodbou idouci mnisi, ktefi
cali voati pomoc. Lupci vyrazili cely pr
cha kaStera. Ma volani mnichiI zadrzel oba
lupice p6si vojin B. Cermak, ale jeden z mich
mu vyrval utekem spasil. druhem lu-
pici zjiSt6n byl byvaly sluha klasterni, 22lety
M. Wanger. Znal vsechny podrobnosti kla-
sterniho zivota, mel otsky zaml<u proto dou-
fal, re zlocinny plan So mu zdari. y Walnge-
ia nasli uloupenych 500 korun Nesmirna sme-
lost, iakou 81 lupci vedli, vyvolala obyva-
telstvu brn6nskem velky rozruch.
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DlkY PRES. MASARYkA SVOBODOMYSL-
MENU LIDU CLEVELANDU.

Krajsky vybor Cs. Mar. Sdruzeni prijma
unoru bfeznu pr1spevky ma fond pres Ma
saryka a sebrany obnos mel byti poslan spolu
ostatnlml peneZnm castkami, sebranymi We
Spo] Statech ku oslave sedmdesatych naroze-
min primo pres. Masarykovi. Ustredna Csl. Mar
Sdruzeni Chicagu poslala ma imenovany 1cel
Jedan million korun, ku kterezto sumo prispe
cesky svobodomyslny Cleveland jednim tsicem
dollard. Ponevadz ale pc odeslani penez Sc je-
ste pflspevky We znacne mife schazely, tax re
sc znovu docllilo castky pres tisic dollaru, do
vrSil Krajsky vybor obnos ten ma rovne diva IL
sice a postal tyto jmen IN teskeho svobodomy
slneho lidu Clevelandu pres. Masarykovi X
rozdan humanni ucele. Techto dnu dosel
Csl. Narodnimu Sdruzeni dopis kancelare pre-
sidenta ceskoslovenske republiky:
V Praze dne 27. kvetna 1920
P. T. Krajskemu vyboru Csl. Narodniho
Sdruzeni, 1880 Broadway, Cleveland, O.
Pan president repubiky byl nejvyse pote-
Sen oddanosti laskou jakou lpi cesky svobo-
domyslny lid Clevelandu ma nasi osvoboze-
ne vlasti. Zvlaste byl vsak dojat jeho pohoto-
YOU obetavost kterou nerozpakoval Sc pri-
spechati ku pomoci nejvice potrebnym
Podepsana kancelar plnic rozkaz pana
presidenta republiky, tlumoci ieho uprimny
dix projev oddanost znacny dar 10000
kc, jehoz pouzije pan president die prani
humannim ucelum.
Kancelar presdenta repubiky.
Podpis necitelny.
VSichni darci, kterl ma oslavu sedmdosa-
tych narozenin pres. Masaryka svymi obnosy
pflspell, mohou S poteSenlm witt Ma vedomi, re
obetavosti jejich dostao Sc plneho uznan.
Ia Krajsky Vybor Cs Mar. Sdr Clevelande,
JOS Masek, tai.
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Bylo tedy rozhodnuto, re A
meie S manzelem svym zusta-
ne V Poissy a re Max Chato-
roux doprovodi panl de Mau-
veras do jejiho obydli zusta-
ne Parizi, ably byl stale We
styku $ Anselmem. Byvaly ka-
rance sestavil totiz plan, KITE
rym chtel pana de Mauveras u
svedciti re skutku jeho a oce.
kaval cd n6ho uplny zdar.
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OHROMNY POZAR MA SLOVENSKU.

Dne 22 kvetna postizena byla obec Zipov
Il Trebisova (zupa Zempllnska) straSnym po
zarem, emuz obet pablo 10 staVeni a sto
dol. Dve tretiny obce lehly popelem pres so
rodin je bez prostredku pristfeSi. Dravy zivel
podporoyan sinym vichrem Siil po vypra-
hlych doSkovych Sindelovych stfechach Dire
venych plotech takovou rychlosti, re V kratku
stala skoro celia plamenech. Ma misto
pozaru dostayily Sc lined vsech stran posad-
ky cs. p pl. c. 2S zenjni rota 2 pl. tez ha-
sCsky sbor Michalovic Sc strfkackou, jichZ
nadlidske namaze podarilo Sc veGeru ohen
lokalisovat uchranti stavenl lezici ma kra-
jich obce ieii iizni casti ShoTela skola e.
vangelicky hostel, iehoz strecha sritila, &C
byla poba plechem X veGeru druhy den
r1no shiny vitr opetne vznitil ohn6 spaleni-
stitch, nichz poetujlci jiskry ohrozovaly do
sud zachovanou cast obce. Vcasnym zakrocenm
vyse jmenovanych oddilu, imenovite rot cs p.
pl. els. %. ktere pfiieiy vozy Sc study napne-
nymi vodou, podafilo Sc vznkle ohne uhasti
nebezpacf pine odvratiti Zachranne pSdce stize
ny bylv nedostatkem vody, ez musila Sc okovy
cerpati re studni, nebot' neni ooci ami rybni-
ka ami potoka a voda We studni bsla brzy W.
cerpana takze bylo nutno dovazeti il re soused-
Mich obci Materiemi skoda jo ohromna, nebot
shorel postizenym temer veskery jich movity
maietek. DIE vysetreni cetnctva zalozili ohen
diva sedmileti hosici, kteff We stodole kourili.
Veitelstvi cs D. pl. els. % ujalo Sc ihned po-
mocne akce. aby sbirkami mezi vojskem okol-
MIN obyvatelstvem byo celeno aspon nejvet-
81 okamzite nouzi. Podpora statu cele ceske
vereinosti, ma niz Sc obecn urad Zipova obra-
ci verejnym proyolannl, ku zmlrneni bldy
znovuzrlzeni obce Jest nezbytna.
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kRAJANE, Poor! Preie

kRAJANE, Poor! Preje-
tell 81 krasny domoy ' nejlep-
sim ceskem okoli, proc stavet.
kdyz muzete koupit $4,000
levn6ii. Nam ma prodej moder-
nj dunn, hodici Sc pro l rodinu
V Mt. Pleasant, dole je velka
kuchyn pentry, jidelna, Chi
ma cabinet, velka predni sv6t-
nice, hall a fireplace. Nahore
tri velke bedrumy koupelna,
velka puda, sklep pod celym
domem, fernes, cihlova podez-
dlvka, bridlicova strecha, vel
ka garage a slepicnik. Tento
maJetek jest velmi laciny a
proda Sc "a $500, bude-li pro-
dan tento tyden. Telefonuite
Union 189 w. a Broadway
2157 w. ,
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PRODA Sc novy zdeny do
mex o A svetnicich, koupelna
a vSe zarizeno. Haste Sc V Gi-
sic 1896 Coath Ave. naproti
Corlett Skole u Union kary.
6-23
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PRODA Sc pekny lot 14O
pfi $50 str, 10 minut cesty od
w. 25. st. a kary. Cena 500.
Haste Sc V {. 23O6 Tampa
ave. Tel. Harvard 1916 J.
6-l7
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We state nevyorsk6nl, We Whitney uspora-
dana bude vek5 athleticka slavnost zavody v
baseballu, zapssy cenu dostane hoch neh div
ka. kteri predvedou nelepsi tele he starsi jak
sest mescu. Jsme zas neco bohatsi novin-
ku, teleci sport.
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 z poko-
jich, hodi Sc pro jednu nebo 2
rodiny. Je tam krb, bookcases,
china cabinet, fernes, skopky
ma pradlo, bane vse ohrazeno
Haste Sc V els. 1904 z. LOG St.
Z Union Ave. 6-21
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C. 5tala prace. Haste Sc Y els.
1927 Laisy Ave. u Otto Sill.
6-21
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PRODA Sc dGm 0 10 poko

Jich, finis Z tvrdeho drivi a
vse moderne zaffzeno. Lot je
40 pri 140 str. Haste Sc v {.
Alas E. 1873. st. z Miles ave.
6-22
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PRODA Sc d1m zhotovenV

PRODA Sc d1m zhotoveny
2 cervenych presovanych ci-
hel; Je tam 5 svetnic a koupel-
ma V dole to same nahore,
tvrde dvojite podlahy, dvoii
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, vel
KY sklep, dlazba zaplacena.
Naleza Sc blize Broadway a
Warner rd. Da Sc LEVINE, bude-
Ii prodan hned. Blizsi sdelf sc
V {. 5692 Hamlet av. GIT
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PRODA Sc 80 akru farma

PRODA Sc 80 akru farma,
30 mil vychodne cd Clevelan-
du. Pekny drodny pozemek a
pekny let. Stavby potrebuii
trochu opravy. Tato farma Sc
hodi znamenite pro ml6kareni
neb chov drGbeze. Jest to do
bra prilezitost pro nekoho, kdo
81 chce pomoci k pekne a urod-
ne farme "a malo pen6z. Cena
$500. Vezmu mestsky MAZE
tex ma vymenu. Haste Sc u l..
Rericha, r. 5, Chardon, O.
Stop 30, Chardon kara. Gig
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PRODA Sc prave dohotove-
ny dunn, n6mz je vse moder-
ne zarizeno. Naleza Sc ma E.
108 ul. cislo 3578. Haste Sc V
els. 5014 Fleet Ave. 6-23
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CERNY KRiZ
ROMAN.
Napsal Jules deGastne. franciny pre V. Kucinsky.
ROMAN.

"Matka!" povzdechla Joi-
mic; "ale srdce me nenalezi to-
muto diteti."
ITO jest hrich, milostpani,
velky hfich. Wy nenavidfte sve
dite. Ubohe robatko, pojd' ke
mne, pojd'!' a Anna vztahla
ruce k nemu.
"Nedotykejte Sc il, to jest
ma dcera,' vzkrikla hlasem
Amelie Vernonova.
"Aj jeste tohle!" zvolala
nyni ostfe Anna Bordierova,
"pravlm vam, re jest to dcera
pana de Mauveras; byla mi
syerena a ia il nikomu ne
dam, dokud neobdrzim rozkaz
cd velitele sveho.
jest to mole dceruska, mo-
je Maruska ia 81 il vezmu s
sebou," pokracovala tvrdosij-
ne Amelie.
"Hej, muzi, pojd' semi"
vzkfikla kojna ma velikeho
chlapika, ktery Sc sekerou V
ruce a narucim drivi ubiral
Sc po zaprazi.
VSichni Sc prekvapene ohle-
|dli po prichozim, ktery shodiv
drivi ma zem, svalil Sc do svet-
nice, zvedave Sc rozhlizeje po
hoStech.
Nez Sc Amelie vzpamatova-
la, Anna Bordierova vyrvala il
z rukou dite, odnesla je do We
dleisi jizby a zamkla dvere.
Ma to postavila Sc pred ne a
podeprevsi 81 rukama boky
VZkflkla: A ted Jdete lhned
z me chalupy, sice mil muz
zavola cetniky na pomoc!"
"Chovani Sc kojne zviklalo
opet Joinicu V jejim podezre-
nj, re dite jeji bylo vymeneno.
Amelie zoufale lomila ruka-
ma a sami muzove nevedeli, co
Isl mali mysliti cele v6ci.
VSichni odchazeli hluboce
sklamani a kojna volala z nj
mi: "Dej Bnh, abych Sc va
mi nikdy vice nepotkala."
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PRODA Sc pekny dvouro.

NODA oE ptkIIy UVOuFO-
dlnny dunn IL pokojich,
moderne stav6ny, horka voda,
garage, lot 40 pri 125. Cena
$4,000. Haste Sc V elsie 1861
E. 60 St. z Union Ave. 6-19
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"Neplac, n9podavej Sc zou-
falstvi, ma draha Amelie," t6-
sill zenu svou Gabriel Vernon /;
."najmeme 81 byt V Poissy a bu-
deme prozatim, byt' i jen dal
ky, sledovati Marusku. Nyni
jsem presvedcen, re isl Sc ne
zmylila a uziji vSech prostred-
XII, abych naSe dite vyrval z
rukou te zle zenstiny. Prav6
jeji urputnost zbesilost mne
presvedcila o tom, re jest "a
sv6cena V tajemstvl pana de
Mauveras.
"Dekuji ii, muj drahy muzi'
pravila Amelie. "Bylo by mi We
lice bolestno, abych odtud ode
sla bez sveho dit6te."
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PRODA Sc

PRODAJI Sc krasne Lofty V
ceskem okoli ma Z. 116 ul. a
Union, kde jest vSechno NEST
ske zvelebeni, nova skola a
vse vyhodne. Cena je velmi le-
vna. Nechte vasi adressu V
adm. t. listu. 6-23
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DIVA svobodni pani hledaii
byt as 0 dvou neb tfech poko-
Jlch. Nechte adressu V adm. t.
listu. 6-1o
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PRIME Sc rozvazec peci-
va a schopna diyka do pekar-
skeho obchodu pro Peoples
Baking Co. Haste Sc u Rybak
"a Sixta, 1868 Broadway. GIG
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-08-03
IRISH SYMPATHIZERS
TO SUPPORT HARDING

Marion, Ohio, August "A pre-
diction that Irish sympathizers will
support Harding and Coolidge was
made by Representative William E..
Mason, of Illinois, one of the leaders
OF the fight in congress for Irish
Reorganization, in a statement made
public from Harding Headquarters to-
day after he had conferred with the
nominee.
"Friends of Ireland of course have
to be for Harding" the statement
said, because they know what Ar
tlcle 10 of the league covenant means
it would hitch Ireland to England
forever and bind us to help keep IL
there; and Governor Cox pledged
himself to support the Wilson pro
gram"
Representative Mason predicted the
Republicans would carry Illinois bv
at least 100000 and that the Republi-
can national ticket would be elected
by majority "the most overwhelm-
ing since Grants"
Senator Harding began work today
on his second front porch speech
which he will deliver Wednesday to
delegation of Republicans from
wayne county, Ohio. 1t will be one
of two such speeches he will make
here during the week, the other being
arranged for Thursday before the
class in school administration from
Ohio State University.