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XVIII.

More bylo vzboureno, prse-
10 iakoby 2 konve Ill; zemdle-
nj trcstnici napinali posledni
sily sve lod'ka rychle uhane
la 30 vlnach. Dokud byla noe
a obloha pokryta hustymi MIRA
XIV, nebylo nebezpeci, zc bu-
dou polapeni. Ale hlizilo Sc jlz
k ranu. Dopluji ubozacl k Ger
tovu ostrovu, nez je zpozorull
pronasledovatcle, dostanou sc
tam drive, ncz sc rozbreskne !!
Chvilemi umasel je proud ry
chile ku predu, ale pax Ease O.
piral Sc vitr vsi silou lod'ku
a div il nepfekotil.
Il lodi, ktera je pronasledo-
yala. Oval Sc pojednou rachot
yVstrelu asi Il deseti puSek. Wy
strcly So lined Ease opakova'
" a smerovaly vesmes V tn"
tcz stranu, kde lod'ka plula ;ku
lc vSak neporanily nikoho.
"Jak Sc zda, chtejl mas po
strilct jako kraliky," zachech
tal co Ripauhcrt ZuStaNa1C /
tcto kritickc situaci pri do
brcm roZmaru.
"Vse Jest skonceno.' taste
nal Marfori pokladaje Vesl'
ma dino lod'ky; "ale onl dosta
nou ien mrtvolu moi -. necht
S nj delaji, co Jim libo Raj
bych chtel zv6det, ktery bida
mas tax zahy vyzradil.'
DO tc chvile Poiricr nest
castnil sc hovoru, ale N.Y.
zlostnc zvolal:
"Odhodimc-li vcsla a sloz
nell ruce do kllna, pax Ia
dohoni ia ziva.'
"Poirier ma pravdu.' potV
zoval Rigaubert; "vesluJme
pritrz, sice nam ami cert n
pomuzc. A d'abel pfece le
dosti silny. Zachce-li SC m
pomuzc nam u bryndy. Satan
prltcl, smiluj Sc! Zulibam
ia to nohy rohy tVe."
Poirier sc rozesmal, ale Nj
fori prisnc sprymovnlka .
krikI, zc ncni VhodnC chvllc
takoyym pustym fecem.
Y tom okamziku vsak rozl
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| ky vrazilo ma ostry balvan
pod ,hladinou a puklo pri prud-
KEN uderu. Voda Sc vallla
spodem do lod'ky.
"Zachran sc kdo muzeS.
vzkrikl Poirier skotil do vo-
dy.
Ale skok ubozaka byl ne
st astny, nebot' udefil Sc o O.
strou hranu skaly do lebky a
tezce sc poranil. Vykrikl stras-
ne.
! Ostatni tri trestnici nemohll
mu pomoci. Sami Sc krecovlte
i drzeli skaly a hledali cestu ku
brehu, ktery byl jen asi diva
Get sahu vzdaleny ale k nemuz
Sc dostati bylo pro skaly a pro
hlubne dosti obtizno.
BOure Zatlm uuchla, VOdy
poGalo ubyvati a nest astnicl
po neskonal6 trudne ceste do
stall Sc ma breh. LODI ka a zaso
by pokrmu byly vsak ztraceny.
V teto chyili ubozaci nepremi-
tall O tom, elm sc budou ziviti
ma pustem ostrove, nybrz nell
jedinou myslenku, jak by uni
xii stihatelum svym.
"Ubohy Poirier! Nae pax to-
Iik pospichal a Sc namahal?'
vzdychnul 81 Marfori. "Ostat-
ne on jest st'astnejSi nez my,
nebot' jeho utrpeni jest skon-
Geno.
"Zavideni hodne Stesti, chce
te rici?" usklibl Sc trpce Rigau
bert, "vzdyt' i Wy chcete zlti a
on nebyl jest6 Glov6k prilis sta
lry."
Zatim rozednilo sc tax, ze
lbylo mono kolkolem rozezna-
vati obrysy pfedmetu. Ma smrt
unaVeni a do kosti promokll u
prchllci vyleZli ma utes skaly a
rozhlizeli Sc po ostroVe, na
: n6jz je osud vrhl. Kolkolem
} nebylo daleko Siroko niceh0 V
dtti kromu holych balvanu d
skal. Co ocekava jc, neni-li tc
Certdv Ostrov, nybrz ktery8l
= zc skupiny ostrovu Spaseni? 2?
: Kolem Certova ostrova pluly
i totiz casteji cizi lodi, kdezto X
ostrovum Spaseni nikdy Sc ne
: priblizila iina ncz francouzska
= LODI.
: "MysIim, zc Jest to Ccrtu'
. ostrov; vzdyt j rohy . ncho tr
: ci." usmal Sc Rigaubert uka
i zuje ma dive vysoke Stihlc ska
G ly; "ale to VSe lhostejno. M,
Sc zde nezachranime! Podive
y Sc, jak rychle Sc blizi stihac
) LODI. Bezpochyby ii spehoun
u uz mas spatrili,'
"Lod' nemuze Sc dostati k
y brchu az V dob6 prilivu,' ma
IT mill Marori "do te DOLBY $
y iia nckde skryicmc. "Pojd
A. me- -
4 Prvni paprsky vychazelic
II no sluncc ozariiy kupy kane
nj V chaotickem neporadk
o. ro2trouSenc a fantasticky roz
n stavene, V kterych ziva obraZ
V tvornost mohla vidcti obrye
O. zborenych budov, ve1i. pomn
ku, nahrobku, slovcm roZval
C. ny meSta po straSllVcm zam
10 tfcseni. Ale ma celem prostral
a stvi nebylo videti ami stopy +
1t ncjakem rostlinstvu neb III
nd skIch pribytcich.
ak 'Musime 81 prozatim maj
utulek," obratil sc Marfori !
u svym soudruhum; "snad n
M muzstvo lodi ncnajde, ukryj
mcli Sc V nektcre skalni slu
II jichz jc tn vclikc mnozstvi,
Ias pax Sc nam snad podari, ab
chom spravili mas tlun a dost
VI Ii Sc nekam Ma sire more KID
o by mas n6ktera anglicka ne
ne americka LODI prijala ma +
est lubu.'
nu, "Ncodplavi-li priliv jeji ii
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SAMOHRACf PIANO, pra

We mahagonove, pouze 6 mesl-
Gu uzivane Sc proda velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc v cisle 1902 Per-
shing Ave. :?
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PRIME Sc zcna na donna
ci prdci, ~ til dny tTdny
Haste SC elsie STA Broad
way. 5-lO
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PRODA Sc now dunn 0 ST

svetnicfch, koupelna, zvlastni
zachod We sklepe, fernes, skop
ky ma pradlo, garaz, lot 40
phi 140 str, cena $4,000. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 1866 Z. 14O ul. V
Mt. Pleasant. $40
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-10-27

iufasku pololil ma b, walls stat
hi laiemnlA, Alstf r. nAnl i m
uAlf nsuAsauuN uulufi,ou y ubm.
~ sAie&llnslt hkallsloh - mesl
narslnlha prA,a = sscch meAlnA.
.rsiuieh sakonN utAsku ~ PEI
.nakAne nf,dnm ,Statkcm . ste
uoafaliekseh ,apisn Senator
.huuN Pane presIdcnlr, losoll,
mi hseh - vas olasal kiyhs no.
Aieta sems hsla napadcua a ~,
nedala hs - Wtidiii iinak, mel
.bfannom mock hudrme sakunni
sasani runlileli ~ Ma kcnflikuI
lom go President na la odstlil
Nikuliv. ale ~ 10 yaeani hudcm,
altsolutnim awaken moralnim >
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IA ehieula - No ,seeh mesieh
NAmetm w.s. ahsAeanA | sSleena,
n hla,n,m s,nlielem, ksess sln,
|sems ,sl,k mi, eshol Usdee,sim
|r Auul,e je " la,s sla. k,s,A
|v,hfA,a ,aiks l'fokAsal ~ al.
nnAl Nshsn a vtoAAssla 70 ,ske
|s,a,e,a ,Alks Ametika msls by
mill selkc lsaIs,,o ,Alesns nh
|chmlni IAN Wilson fieims nrni
We ptcsrsch pAdneho : nich. vsn
,icc j luternaelonnllAm pnsciliy
scn neRli v am~crihsnism k,r.
rm ,Asadu srh,ali ,las,enecsi A.
meritant v lislopade,svh vol.
haehf
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SMLOUVA Icy NARODU NE.
PRIJATELNOU.

Kdosi se yysloyil, jak se sdtlu.
je ' rcdakcnim dlanku casopigI
Herald Examiner ze dine 2,
Ffjna t. r. W ~. stolcti syttu do.
10 pouzc diva zboublIf autokraiy q
autokraty tent ~ jsou b}yaIy
Kaiser, kterS pochoyal n%fmeekolI
yeIikou ffsi, a pax amerIcky pre-.
sident Woodrow WILSON, ktcry
zas pro yzdycky poeboval demo.
kraiiekon STRAIN v Amcriee.
Guyerntr Cox pok1isiI ~ o N.
chra0eni syt straDy prohIhsenlm,
ze jc pro kazdou reseryael, Nera
byla by = 10 objasniti smysl q W.
man Wilsonoyy smlonvy 0 Live
narodfi, anebo pro jakoukoli re.
seryaei, ktera by odstraujla kaz'
dml pocbybnost, ktera We smfru
tom st5ya q ktcra by sc mobla
yyskytDonti Jcstk V bndoamosfi
70 ysak die naseho pfesyfdeeni
nedokaze ME jiDfho, mel jen 10,
mdc.Ii 10 cIanek Ne Aml0uyy,
JAZZ tato staya nyni, yymyttn,
William Jennings Bryan %nepeehal
pfipad tento ami dost malo Dezod
poytdnym, kdyz prohI5siI;
"Jesflize ocmhme Y 6mysla u,
matt nezadatelnf prayo konqresu
w sm6rn zaIe&it0tf, fgkajlefcb ~
mlru d vaiky, kdW doJdc h ".
mu, by 0 mjru Deb 0 yalce kon
gres rozbodoyaI, Jak j. MONO,
byeh0m frvaIi IN moralplm zayaz
ku jlti DO yaIky, ktera pemhM
pro nas mfti Md0on ji0on ceDu o
NOR, nDz JeD n, kteron ~ kongre
NJ apira prayo jeho neodvislost =
Kdyz senator y vfboru VII
mJejhD vseebny zaIezifosfi zshra
nienl podvobih ' BiIfm dome WI
Myhmn vfseebu, ebtkJ1ee tlmfD
zp6sDbem sezosti smysj ~ flaD
w smIougy D Ldze DarDdh NJ VI
bo samosnibo, president shm W,
sybfIjJ jeJ tak, m V Dleb oezaue
ehsI All dDa maIou pocbybnost d
AoDneovsefm ehsrsktrrn zhyszku
vh1, kf<rJ posad stAIs stsSH "
vnufih z~mi X yeIkkmn Jejjma
nsbeDeN
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dnllarA
iurn ntmAdw y slle lia.nn dn
.A msiwnI sn inllarA
1914 lo,Islso AZ $40, ~
|dnllarN.
lrel lwfslp hslu ynacna tus
mnolenu rfes lAdo~i - smense
|ui kd,l Nemecko ssmo ptcsIale
nAmoini m0cl
Ffancie.
tnll v,lala ia suisku 49,
al $50 dullarn a VA lnTst,u In.
|aii 49, doliarh ptcs TO, tr 10 hsl
pr,ni rok ieii ,alky /, sveloseu
kunflikim
1870 ~ pfyut etsrtim lok,l
Va armadu . silc 100000 muiO
vydala ~ sbrojcni a pohcio,usl
z fla. 600 600 frankie
Japonsko.
1914 ma ermadu ON
dollarn. ma loTstyo 10000, 0Os
dullnrn
V r. 1920 yynalokilo ma armad,
= vsprayou M Sibif 2O5,O0o,0 ON
dollarn n na lodstvo i16,Wn,0 M
dollarn ua pfisii rok ma rospoac'
nn armada 10000 oO dollar1 iei
na aviatiku q ma lafstvo 235,0OD,
900 dollnru.
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~ W|W
oBzALoBA PRxsIDExrA

Urozbs Mstupce George W vi.
mondse u PennsyIysnie. kter} j.
die nm druhfm Nensm ygborn
domn zhstupe6 pro zalezjtosfi ob.
ehcd0jbD JOdsfys u rybAfsty1, N
ba1e b Dt,zsIebu vySsbJeD.
tn Wilson's, po1HvsM ol<pfet y.
vksti ' dialuosf Gstl kNDvd~ in.
Desovs MkDuS y derssymetyi m
mofi, Dspoehyksk ~ getmk0tskDi
Y prosinsoytm zsssdApi Df1s 10,
m Jmsnoyaul zsstuvce ' MJmo
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zENY A N~ADCHAZEJfCf
v0LBY.

VOLbY.
/ Simd cd mmotneho pocaiku
lidske ciyilisacc zeny nalczaly Ne
Y odporu prot valee. Tcnto cd
por prot vdlcc jc zeela piirozc.
ny. nebo byla to vzdy Jena. jel
byla nejnesfastuejsi jeji obdii A
he tudiz .zccla bczpecn6 fici, b.
TAX, iak Dude vzr6stnti yliv Zen
na utyafeni politiky narodh, bu-
dou yalky mizcti. Pro zenu j.
mir.
Amcrickt zcny .jsou Mddny Y
ttto Rampant, ably h~lasovaly pro
demokraticktho kandidata pro Il.
Fad p~rcsidenta, pontvadz Sc j.
zayazan VersailIske miroyt smlou
VI n smlouw 0 Svazu nArodd v nj
dbsazene. Prayi SO jim, 10 tato
smlouya yytvaH Svaz miru, 20
kterfm dobH u ycIcf muzoyf snili
po mnoho stolcti NamIouva ~
jim, ~ j. TO smlouva miroya, KITE.
ri zakonci ysechny yaIky.
Pred ctyfmi roxy tataz strana
zadala hlasy pro denokraticktho
presidcnta, poneyadz ndrzel ms
ms mimc ydlku." DosiaI tsio
hlasy a 0 pet mesieu pozdtji Spo-
jenf Staty w%toupily do svtioyd
valky.
Jc zajisit jcpom obczfctnt u.
y6domiti 81 tnto skutccDost uyni,
kdy jsou zadany op6tnt, ably bid
soyaly pro demokratickebo kandis
data, pontyadz pfipouta ms ke
smlouyt, ktcrd zabrani yaIkam We
svitt.
Aysak americka Jena dda pro
syou ylast
Ably stala sc bczpecngm mlstcn
pro jeji domoy a pro jcji ditky a
ably byIa to bczpecnost y pInou
cti.
Ably poskyila jejim ditkam phi.
lezitost X lepsimu ziyotu neil ND.
Ia oDa . iejf manuel
Ably byla prsvedIivou We sly.
cieh = jinFmi narody q zhodno.
coyala brdost, kteron nejIcpJ OBJ
cane mad nj pocifuji. W syf bisto.
Ri II We sy9eb idehIccb
Iasada. ktera mi takova pred.
scyzeti, naleznc vzdy podpmu u
americk9cb zen \ americkgch ma
TEX. Takoyou j. repubIikansk5
z5sada y byla rcpnbIikanHkon NJ
sadou Cd dnd Abrahama Lncolna
Disqualification zasadou jest
ebranjti bezpeM Spojcnyrb stafh
zaeboy6ydDim jcjicb nezadafelnb.
bo praya k wzbodoyanj D jejicb
akclch V bndoucnosti, jak y@yoj
ndalosti budc yyzadoyati. Repn
blikaDska straua ncjcyf oebofn
zasJfbiti ~ DyDi X oebrant cyrop.
skgeb hranie q p~fippayjti koD9res
0 prayo rozhodovafi V kszdtm
pnpadf, jak spojcnt stdty ii ma.
j poejDsti.
HcpubIikaDska STRAIN mi IN ~,
n byIo by 10 nebczpehno pro dit
Ky baroda, kterf bud1n We yojeD
Ufku Y dobaeb, jM made
jdou Jezto by W jim braDiIo
prDsf fednletylm JIM zyoIeD(eb
koDgresDik6 r1zlodDyafi o
tom, 70 budoD rinifL . mi nyDf
zs tebdy oDy bndeu obbsjoyah a..
yr1psks hzemf
Hsd0a matka ncufimla by a.
hwy sib pro sybh1 sym ' dobk,
kdy je dva rpky stir, sby spool
WI m mem W. yfku dyaeef q je..
den rok IaJDS mDudra INN ~.
bude tDizitj ~ tom. Ably, nAysd
nDjnjj tskoy@ sIib, kfeyg sDDefvsJ
w M obfsnstyu pf1sti gensraes,
kfen inn dD|s dbtmi
0bIsostgf " roru<sietvf 4 IT,
kDvf Asib byI ~ porubesin prl.
Va sv1f1neektho Ameyjckf W,
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vYsLEDKY fIoy
NARopU.
ukaska ,oho, iak skiamaly ideic
Wiisonovy, kteryoh 10 xasta.
wi guvcrntr Cox.

-
Rusko il ye valcc y l'olskrm,
Skofo 20000OO mulh podilcii 81
M boil tom
Recko je We ydlce = Turcekcm,
Ma boji. icnA jest obema stfamml
yeden. podfi So 10000 NUN
Anglic jest We sdlcc ) Ture.
.ckem
Odhaduic sc, b. asi 100000 Elm.
skfch voilnd podili ~ ma obeau.
ske vdlcc, ktcrd propukla Y JIM
Cine.
Obcanska vdlka f6di mn Krymu
mezi bolseYiky u rnskym vojskcm
pod vclenim %gcncrdla Wrangela,
ma kterfmzto boil Sc podflf pies
100, 900 mui6
Litva jest We vdlcc y Polskem.
Anglicani jsou zamcstn6ni Val.
k0u, kterou Weldon prot nekte-
.rfm domorodym kmennm v Mcso.
potamii
Francouzoy6 bojuji prot Tur
kun a Arabhm v Male ASH
Die zyla6tni zpravy, icz byla
dodhna casopisu New York lie
raid. jest pfiiomnou dobou 10
front, jez silnymi oddly vojcn-
.skgmi drzi rhzni narodoyt, kde ii.
&c nejsou bojc popisovany jake
aktiyni, ale kdc X velikym biiyam
dojiti niue Y ncjblizsi budoucuo-
SIT Frontami tdmi jsou.
Fronta. herou drzi belgicko.
anglick o.americko france zsko o.
knpacpi armada Y PorSni, itaIsko.
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pri mort Jadersktm, D'Annunzi
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fronta v Thraeii, fecko.turecka
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cka, fccko.albaDskh, dive fronty v
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Palestine VcdIe toho ysak sth.
vail jcstf jiuf okoInosti, ktcrt
skntccnf stoji N 10, by Vi jicb
Gloyfk poysiml a gtnoyaI jim pa.
tflenon po%zornost
t'tyfi mczjnarodDf hzemi. v
jicbz zhlezitostcch anebo dokon
ce Y nicbz samgcb dosIo jiz X me.
ziDarodDf roztrzce, gy~zDacujici So
staycm opravdu akufnim, jsou ce.
sko-sIovcnskopolskf 1zcmi Y RI.
sinsku, spornt Gzemj ostroyi Al.
landskF cb, IA nfz naroky ciDi ii
Sytdovh n Finoyf, konfIikt zajmh
mezi Peru q Chile Y proyincii Tac
na-Arica a kOmplikovaDa sltnace
v SevcrHi Pcrsii a v Iakagkazf
Obeauska yhIka pax bud V jed.
pcbo drnbhm stadiu - bud
VI aktiyuim nebo Ne ukIid6ujlcim
anebo konecBt potafcrnjm = st5
vi v ttchto mmich Irsku, lfaJii,
Ncxiku, Sfmecku, Egyptt, Ma.
rokkn . ,Tripolskm
Jako pflkIad toho, JAZZ zecla W.,
lIvI WjIsondy plan, majjef M q.
6rel sk0npeui yseeh vaIek q s6i
zeul dsui, jez W koItektnjf M w,
drzovaoj armady n ztrojenl.
plan, kterV j. Dypl podpovovao
demOkrafipk0n straDDu a fekaD
foxpm uyadime sroynhyaci
iabuJkn .G1aDpDlcb yoJemkg fen
rozpoDth pfpdojrb mocuoytj, kte,
ri jest obsahem sylm jistb mi
6pojsnb etAty,
1914 ndrz0ysni arm5dy . afe
msza. 91O74, sol doIlar6
t9ZD IN armadu prsyideIDe q
0 sile 73sOD0 ddstejDik6
h muzn W7,2tGDt9 doilsy6
1914 IN yydrzoyaoj Jefstys
t1Gs9D,gft doIjsy6.
tJzO IN ~yydrzDvsgf jDdstys~
900 y0lD d1jIsYh
Anglia "A
1917 srmAAs 9,7W daetejsj
n Tzgig NUT l1t 3O0Dy|
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K otaxk&m dine.


odIotn nnllcpslm frenlkcm pro
rrpuAli kanshm slrnnn ' eele pa
a,adni narudni Rampant Rep0
hhkAnska sirnnA u MA "a prarl
ktcru pro- ni kvud, ilsie ro,dee
MA Sama By lcpsiho frtnika pro
nphc nrnusla.
z6dntmu p%resideniu Spot Sta
"a. iak ~ dokasuii samN deilny
ncbyla dopnsud poneehana a trpt
ma talk selka yoluost v tedn6ni
slady. ink NJ TO slalo prcsideniu
Moodrowoyi Wils6uovi .Ic prolo
pfi tom ~zaitmay}m faktcm, iak
nan pouk azudc msq ien historic
le 9Gdna sldda nepllivala imduim
amcrickeho ndroda TAX jake 10
V ~poslcdnich lttech ueinIln ylada,
III v celc stoii sam Wilson
N6kdo mel by fiei coxovi, ic
pfitomnou dobou stava president
ska kampan n he se nehrnje zadnd
diyadlo : pohyblivymi obrdzky
vefcjnosi piece ocekaya cd NIUE,
ktertmn yelikd struna dala nomi
naci do nejyeisiho 6fadu v zemi,
alespon trochu yiznosti n zodpo.
ytdnosti. Mr., Cox ysak, iak We
iomu nasvGdtuic, ncdcla vi y TO.
ho ami dost mdlo yelkou hlayu,
DcmokratickI presidentsky cc.
kancc p%oukazujc nyni vclice caste
ma Tafta. Ilugbese, Roota. %Ilooyc.
ra n jinf kapacity kdyby tito
pdnoye byli y MIN, jiste by TO ne.
delal. Naopak Vyndsel by "
pred Amerikou jcjieh pfatelstvlm
ai ylivnon pfizni.
Mezi tim. 60 Mr.. Cox VENUE
yscchen cns diskussi o tom, iak
drabym Dude zyoleni Republican
sk6ho presidenta senator Hard
=
ing ncmluyi 0 niGem jinbm, ncz
0 tom, jak vysokymi jsou v pH
tohnf dobt ceny yseeh zlyotnlcb
potfcb pro jednoho kazdtho clo,
ytka v cclgch spojenych statech,
W. vseho yedtli bychom radi
nyni jcdno jeDi Chcc americky
lid pfcdnost dati V tczkyeb sta
yajicich dobacb = americke 1sta.
VI ancbo Lie narod6, ktera by
We nacbazcla pod dplnou kontros
lou zchytrald a panoyacne An.
glie7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-08
M1LADY'S BEAUTY PARLOR

Board of Trade Building Soch col
electrical Massage and ScaiJ. fr,Ltmen;
shs mpooing. Manicuring. Isir .oods
Hair Dyeing a speciality Hair Singing
10 A. Nd p. N. Tuesdays . 'riia,s z N
MAPLE AND SMITH SIS. PHONE s5s
The Washington times., 1920-07-21
Ad Odd Hawaiian Custom

The very old custom OF legal
adoption in the Hawaiian Islands.
which originated when there were
many tribes often at war with one
another, was intended to bring
peace among them. The cause has
long since disappeared, but the GUS
tom still persists. When child is
spoken for" by some relative or
friend. the little baby, as soon as it
can leave it's mother, will be given
to the foster mother and will be re-
garded as a sacred trust. A story
Is told OF one woman who was the
mother of eight children, seven OF
whom had been adopted by friends.
When she was asked why she gave
them away she replied sadly: 1T is
a superstition, l know, but IL they
arc asked for and I refuse ] fear
some alarm might come to them"
The poor woman let them go just
because she loved them so much!
The custom leads to very amusing
complications. One OF the native
princesses now living has given her
baby to her own mother. The little
grid is legally adopted and there
fore has become the grandmother's
daughter and the mothers sister.
The Washington times., 1920-07-21
By Jane Mclean.

AIEXT to love came gratitude in
I'M the nature of this man of
big heart. All his affection
he had bestowed on Teodora. All his
gratitude to an aged pensioner now
In bad health, living on an income
the source Of which Don Julian con-
cealed cunningly, knowing that Don
Carlos would starve rather than
touch it if the source were known.
Don Carlos, the name meant to
him the name of father when he
needed a father-the name of an ad-
wiser when he needed advice, the
name Of an optimist when he felt
discouraged. He thought OF Don
Carlos as he drove from the garden
talk with Teodora. PerhapY because
love and gratitude are coupled he
sordered his coachman to stop before
the home Of his old benefactor.
Press of work had kept him from
,calling. and he was shocked as he
entered the humble quarters Of the
old man to see in him a change that
spoke of rapid decline.
Radiantly nevertheless, the in
valid greeted him. "This is an honor.
Julian, for you to come to the friend
of your youth
A young man who had been star
ing out of the barred window turned
and saluted the visitor.
Don Julian, my father has been
asking about you.'
, The other nodded and moved to-
ward the wheel-chair. wherein sat
the whitc-haired patriarch.
ITO be thought about by ones
friends. that is a tribute" said he,
taking the others hand and press
ing it with affection.
II am not long for this world"
smiling a little twisted smile, land
smiling a little twisted smile, "and
sif Ernesto here were more of
practical soul l would go moro
easily"
"Ah ha." laughed Don Julian.
lightly" so he's stir writing poetry.
oh, and trying to make the masses
pay"
still" sighed the young man. II
wish it were different"
Rest easy, Don Carries" said Ju-
liam: What kind of a soul would l
have not to show your son the pro-
lection you showed me as the son
of your old friend? It's a auid pro
quo-I owe you febt I never can
repay, and il l can even in part
make it up in afording Ernesto
every chance to make good would
still owe you n million times more
than l could give back"
The old mans hand sought the
speakers: there was a great light
on his face; his eyes shone. Spoken
from the heart, Julian, you have
said the truth from your heart.
Now. what have I to fear? Death
is nothing but a passing. and for
me a pleasant passing. You shall
remember me as having blessed
you"
Julian patted his shoulder and
turned to speak to the young man
who stood half protesting at this
offer OF his fathers friend. Julian
pointed out OF the window. chang
ing tho subject, and half turning to
include the old man in his remark:
The Washington times., 1920-07-21
BOOK S
UNCLE SAM OF FREEDOM RIDGE.
BY Margaret Prescott Montague. New
York: Doubleday, Page & Co.

UNCLE SAM OF FREEDOM RIDGE.
BY Margaret Prescott Montague. New
York: Doubleday, Page & Co.
A little book with big purpose
is this story of "Unclc Sam" of
Freedom Ridge. who dies broken
hearted when Congress rejects the
League of Nations. Regardless of
the readers opinion of the advis-
ability of ratifying the Covenant,
there is a lesson in patriotism in
Miss Montague's touching story Of
the quaint simple hearted figure she
used to personify the mass of Amer
leans.
OF course, the book Is frankly
propaganda for the League of Nat
ions. but it is written on such a
high plano of fundamental Amer
icanism that its appeal is universal.
President Wilson said that it is
"a story which breathcs OF a
patriotism so pure and wholesome,
as to make the other things in
life seem OF little consequence. l
wish that every person that ques-
tions the benefits of humanity that
will be guaranteed by the League
of Nations might read it,"
The Washington times., 1920-07-21

80 here's where you see the world
pass by"
Yes" the quavering voice re-
piled. from this window as from a
easement of the shut-in soul. Err
nesto and l watch the world pass
by. Wheel me to the bars, Ernesto.
and l will show Julian that even in
our humble quarters we still share
in the throb and movement Of this
mighty city"
His bony finger extended when
the boy had moved hin into posi-
tion. He directed the gaze of Don
Julian to the scene below-late
afternoon, with shadows casting
long pals over brilliant fiowers-a
surging, singing, laughing, weep
ing throng in constant motion.
There, sec the peasant child who
snatchcs a sweet from the cart OF
the vendor-he is caught-now
comes the gendarme and seizes his
arm-there is terror, Julian. there
is strife--now the mother in tears"
he shook his head dolefully-
"it's a sorrowful world, Julian. Be-
hold she is pleading with the po-
lice-.he relents--the boy goes
free-it's a happy world, Julian
and the crowd surges on-it's an
oblivious world, Julian" He paused
a moment and addressed his son:
"Such a world as you, Ernesto.
must face one of these days.
ITO BE Continued TOmOrrOw.)
The Washington times., 1920-07-21
The Rhyming
Optimist
By Aline Michaelis.

7 HERE arc times when the
city's 0. X, AND ] claim ]
- would not move away, for l
ardentIy vow I'm not built like
COW. I'd get tired of the sticks
every day. insist that of all
things | hate in plodding on at clod-
hopper's gait. and this rising at
is thing deplore, though the
chickens all think it is great. i
like burgs where there's plenty to
do and folks do not retire at cur
few; although scenery is fine, I'll
choose motives for mine, as / soon
get fed up on the view. But. gee!
'Tis "A far different case when spring
romps all over the place. for these
are the days when folks want TO be
jays and live in the outskirts or
space. Yes. | long to commune with
the kline. though at other times !
would decline, having proved, with
much skill. as to brains they arc
nil and for learning no bovine can
shine. But my case of spring fever's
acute and all day | do nothing but
root for the flowers and the bees
and the young chickens and the life
of the naive Piute. And | long to
converse with the hen and the
porker pent up in his pen; I am
filled with the need of a great spurt
of speed which will take me from
cities of men. Now, the city of
course is O. N; but along in the
middle of May when ] hear spring
time calling there's no chance for
stalling. so | toddle right out in the
hay. Yes. the hinterland now is the
place to which | am turning my
face; l would dwell with the hicks
who exist in the sticks somewhere
in the outskirts of space.