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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21

property was sold 10 Edward Andcr-
son in 1894. Ills viii. recorded IN
Richmond. shows his executor TO
nave been y kinsman. Walter Dunn,
ahu IN this document, ;rs well as In
various deeds executed by the lat
Ter. the Twenty feet square Of the
iamily grave yard" is reserved for all
one hundred years ago last Au-
gust. John Graham. OF Richmond.
died. who had been ambassador to
brazil. This would seem to be the
Mahakin reclu5c and adds sim more
sem itncnt TO the Goochland estate,
which, apparently for ninety-six
years has lain unhcrRldcd and un-
sung.
Church IL Silent Witness.
race TO face with our prosaic TWEEN
ticth century. We turn away from
1905 or tn. hill the piciuresuu. ruins
OF an old brick church which stiil
sehds on; it's silent sermon sun
farther down The hill are the ruins OF
what IL said 10 hay. been tn. first
ni,ii factory I'm America wherc iron
from the furnlcc n, Providence torr.
or railing Creek was beaten out
some 81 these nails may still l.. seen
III Odd buildings near the town.
among The names prominently
OF the Goochland town o. Manaki N
are those Of W0odson Clark. Sub.
let. Crouch. Henley. Cosby, rurh.
Powell. Jones and others. but the
only family left To link the two Mana
Kin towns Is that OF Duval. for DAN
Eel l'uEa!. the iiuguenot refugee, set
TIED in fcwhatan, ard IL WAS his
descendants who iountcd the Gooch-
land town.
anoihei of his grandsons was Major
i'uNal: Of Revolutionary fame. who
ltter hccatnc prominent member Of
~" Richmond bar The son OF Major
Duval. born IN 1854. was cnptaln OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-21
PUT POETS IN SANlTARIUM,
ADVICE OF SENIOR LASCANO
'S"nfh American Writer Says Public
;sh"utd he Projected AGninat .Hoozy
itnsinYs" OF Modern Hards.
NY tnivrrsal Scrvice1

- sDeTNICt.1
ktENOS AIRES. Nov. Ca SAM
tarium Tor poets is proposed by Pas
tora q. de Lascano. writing in La
'Nhc!on Senior Lascano cannot see
n the public Is no, protected
against the 'boozy and hysterical
rawlings Of modern poets. He points
ont that methods for inoculating tho
:cpu!ace against epidemic diseases
haN" nc"n found. but az yet no one
has hc"n courageous enough To pro-
pose Il method for innocu!a;ias soci-
ETY. agal"s, writer's o: decadent poe.
Try.
What you'd We say OF = family
suffering from smallpox or cholera
that would throw their Vile. germ
ridden clothes out Of tho windows
ana down on the heads or the passer.
by" asks Lascano.
Can YOU imagine what fury OF
protest and reprisal would follow
such an act? But not "A word is said
to the dissipated poe, who loads tho
ozone with his hooch inspired verses
and launches insane and ill-sound!ng
vitupcration against state of So
cictv which he hasn't the ability to
cnnobic."
Snnitarium Necessary.
TIC writer goes on to say that
, much thought on tho unprot ted
state Of society led him 10 the CON
clusion that tho establishment OF a
s1nitar!um FOR this type Of poet was
necessary for the safety Of the popu-
lace and their institutions.
Lascano, with great seriousness. de-
c!arrs that Il double commission and
sary 10 pass judgment on all the
! poets thought wicked enough for the
sanitariuln.
The council would be made up. n"
says. Of authors of books which have
been recognized as wholesome. II the
poetry Of n writer is such rs to meet
,h"ir .iSapprovai the man will be
crni nod but sentence will bc sus-
J astd ratii the double commission
.,.s rs & = on the condemnation.
-, sion will BE- composed
on the v..y .:lnd of the mother. sis
tcra, wife or sweetheart of tho
doomed poet; and on the other of
young. clean yisioncd poets whose
work has won the approval OF the
council. These Will endcavor to OK
crt their !nluenc. TO turn the wild
and long haired youth aside from the
path OF loose writing. II the poet
proves intractabic he will be straight
way condemned and sent to the sanl-
tarium.
SIN Sun-Flooded Country.
Somewhat horribly. Lascano declares
that " the saaitar!um viii be located
in 4 sun flooded country, on a lofty
plateau hard by a constantly singing
river. banked on both sides by in
terminahlc woods. and ringed about
by great mountain ranges, flower
covered in spring and summer,
autumn and winter.
'"rhc poets will be obliged TO ac-
ccpt u permanent cure OF their all
ments administered by plenty OF air
and sunshine. There certainly they
will not find brass rails and cabcrcts.
nor clubs, nor libraries. book shops.
nor anything to tempt the susceDti-
bic and highly inhammablc youth"
Lascano concludes that nature will
supply the poet with tho drama and
Tho music and tho beauty that his
soul Graves and this may FIJI his soul
with normally and return him 10 civ
ilization II man and. if not u poet, at
Least u good backwoodsmnn.
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---
hu' Nlaakin thurCh r. ~t5I opened on
sundays FIR thc word ut God i1Nin-
E"own = life Of holiness ipr .ia years.
One More nrminJ,T
sim nuo.b.r r.,oir,.I-n, ~, Er.,...,
cnu,1.h ar lIu,.m.,o, az G ."nie ,,,,i"S
r,,ir,J lie ,, 49, 49,, ~. :" ~. ~, =
H. ,nh 1. ~. .,"", ~ - -
m,,,ld Struuwirt T.o,,,,.1 ~ NJ ron
and sulphur waters ,hiA ,ui.rc ~
rccr,.,tin, ,,,,rin., III, N n:.,j ",.,ni,hi;r
WAS usra ~ ;, 1n,r.,r,~,., ,,.,I,,,,
iu,ip,s ~. ,rv;i ~, ~; o,,r
Thought N,,lu.,r, ~. sicr, - ,La
sraniO ;sll rising yr,mlv from
III. cen !. ar ), am inn, Lnr,int.
ground! where sl"rn fnrry,r "a ,,,anS
! -: thos.. n,.rnes III .ray X,I,,, b.5,r.s
.ut gold Leaving tNG ola SULPHUR
;cmpi. "f S;r.tlan Inc on. womaar.
why the Iiugurno;s ever left old Pow
haian
Coal IL Discovered.
t'"rhapS the chief reason Tor the
removal OF Maaakir Town to the pres
discovery OF coal near the former In
lIul. the nnd h.ing attributed - an
ihhabitant OF Manakin Towns. His
tory tells US THAT this advcnturcr.
ne river near where the bank WAS
ifcc!pllous. wen' down - tho assist
ahcc OF ms dog. who, going .or the
i"wi; had diiiiculty IL r"En.nlng the
-. "i !, -; VI IA. DR.. n" frthchman.
~ hts eHortS 20 cl.inD hack. dislocatcd
som. casth al IN" To- "f shrub of
when ne mad ta':tu hold, and re-
Ncm.tu inc outcEopp.nT coal
SHOWN: tnnE aSiutr itrSt gentleman OF
nnHsinl'' w imam fSrd. 81 WeStoNcr.
'"n hhc iahu surveyed. and under
, ,n'' .n,,, .nn, me- we coal mine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-01
LEWIS COHEN. 2ND

1ilS.l4 LINCOLN BLDG.
8542-44-I8 y Philips ST., 9 rooms bath: ca.
mont and stone porch.
o736-3 4l-57 Cedar ave, I bedrooms well
financed.
FOR QUICK ACTION
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH re
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-01
SAMUEL T. FOX & co.
9th and Callowhill Streets

Desirable location. near 25th ct. and Fair
a%sIin.. Ssps AVE. s'5ory corner J,,,s stores snd
ll2h.27.2s Vine 81. and li22.24.2s-2s Pearl
esite; lot esxi4o II: price $780, 900.
%oSgS,o2l;;Ss.Se,os Sssl;Ss n. Reese 81 5 2,.toTy
4l4-16-is KensinEton ave. : 8 c-story dwell
inss; annual rentals 1904: price $4,000
suitable for small apartments: prizes
l7i5 master st., corner Bouvi.r st. 3 story.
IL rooms; suitable for small apartments;
.I9omsi $1,000 lot issTs II, ''s
l7SS-So-87-8s-il y. Delh! St. price $500
'as J%SSni ,SSS prie. ts' ,sosS SSF' and d"'ns
rental 1890; price $500.
s$99 X Bambrey Ct; 2 story: annual rental
+ss n FTsGklin st.; story. frame; 10, Isr
1884 y. lath 81. and 1881 y. Clarion. $4,000.
l4lo TIoGA.. at Broad. suit apts. go. $500
G9rs GsGs 2sd and Norris. suit aps Ttmsnts. . $500
aSO, rrankHn 10 rooms. possession. AOno
1924 y. %. porch. rooms .....,... $3.50
si55 y: Ith. roorns ................ 5000
oigga ". Dauphin, q stories .......... 1900
Il's serseant' cor. sepvirs, grocery
Saais sepviva, IL rooms .,............ 26o0
2adS AMBER. corner Arizona .......... $500
2ues .es EHridxe rooms, hot-wstsr heat. 5000
&8o WingohockinE. cor. Lawrence.
1919 westmoreland. porch. 4 bedroom: $500
IA Pleasant. otn.. = bedrooms, porch 5000
42sl Iriseom. Fkd,' bedrooms, garage
ABERNBTHY. 1929 Ches,nut'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-01
Sewing Machine Bargain.


New and used. Repairing done. 40 Poplar.
RESTAURANT and Ice creams chairs and
tables: new and used; low prices CHAIR
EXCHANGE, 8. Il. cor. 9Th and Wine sta
RANCE. Excelsior Fidelity, double oven. hot
water boiler: good as new: suitable for
Kitchen or small restaurant. 1911 South ct.
CHAIR CANE, rushes. reeds. woven cane.
u Inch nat pitch oyals; try Brehn's liquid
genuine glue. 35o half pint 1909 Marshall st.
TANK, air-tight. suitable for gasoline or
water: capacity about 2500 gallons, Apply
by letter, j. II. McNeal. 404 Liberty Bldg.
225 H P. STEAM ENGINE for factory and
belt; Al. 8lb N. 5th. HAGEN.
EDISON AMBERoL records and machines
for sale: Evening". 1921 sprins Garden St
POOL TABLES. secopd hand, bousht. sold.
rented. exchanged. Keafer. 800 dirard ave.
GENTLEMEN ayto-valet. mahogany or
oak: we'll made: doors. 9 6l5. Led. on.
SHOEMAKER Baby Grand plano. mahog.,
perfect cond.; almost new. 4le Led. on
MINERAL WOOL. 2s00 lbs. also copper
kettle. leather { canvas betting. b2I Noble.
PHoNoGRAPHs repd. records 4 phonos' hs
b'st exch. werschofr. 905 Walnut st.
TWO GIRLS bicycles. $40 each; both have
new tires. Green. 2312 sedgley ave.
SAFES, nreproof; closing out 100 slightly
used; modern makes; cheap. ~ ". Fourth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-01
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
HOWARD VINCENT. sse-sss.s4o-s42. 5

HOWARD VINCENT. sse-sss.s4o-s4 .s4t-
$40 and s4s n sixth St
Pano--one Chicksrins upright. t7b: one
Emerson upright. ssS one George Stock
piRnola, ss-note. very cheap: four Hardman
uprights, 1880 up; three S275 table phono-
graphs 500 each; one Howard sS-note pIay-
cr. S325: 'Yo Knabe uprights. $3.50 un: OSe
Mason & HamlIn upright 'is5 three Emer-
Ing ss-note player. ta2si three Howard Vim
SS-note player. 1905: four Estey uprights
1895 up; new sS-note player pianos t3sS
up: nine Steinway uprights. $3.50 up; one
Storey & Clarke sS-note player S375: dye
Hoppe uprights $125 up: one bingham I'M
right t55; one Marcellus upright SlSO: siy
Chickering uprights. S75 up: one Edua I'd
Jules upright. sl35; two ChiCkering Grands
sl85 up; new ss-note player pianos s9s5 up:
225 phonographs. regular $3.50 size. in
cluding ten-inCh double faced records $40
each; two Shoemaker upriEhts. 500 UP; one
Steable upright plano s35; one schirr nm
right plano. $40; three Steinway srards
1878 up; one Regal player piano I95; thrss
Grands s205 up new uprgh. pianoa t295
ntngham upriShts. ,iS5 up: one, one Snium56hI. 1 m5h,
phOnograph ami cabinet. Including ava do,;t
ble-faced records $50; two Victor nboUo-
graphs. Including cabinets. S35 and $50, iS6o
new ten-Inch. douhle-faced Okey rocorTs ttnn tnn
apiece; 1000 new Nonnorized music rolls. 5S 2Sc
CENT. 30-s3s.S4o-S42-s44-s40 y. sixth ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-01
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FIVE ROOMS and bath, private porch. fur
nished apartment located at 4sth and
Chestnut SITS. close TO elevated, will sublet
auired. Phone Barring 5se or write 5i8.
Ledger ofrlce.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. . rooms, bath.
Kitchen, June 10 TO September !: 2B7 3.
Locust 26ss W.
SPRUCE ST, i6io--Bxtremely des. rooms
and suites: hand. furn.: private baths.
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BOATS. .MoToRBoATs.LAUNcHEs

FOR sALE--The well-known sasoIi,. ,.,.
sybnla H. !? x 1875 - dTar,e yacht'
boat years old. has o cyl. CraIS teet'
room. 3 staterooms and bathroom All Iu'"tnS nS
Ishcd in mNhogany; lust the boat for the cum c,i,
races or to cruise along the coast can be
W. iitchheld, 1879 s, 3D. S., PhIiadeIphia.
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APARTMENTS
WEST PHILADELPHIA

FOR RENT. furnished, apartments, ssth and
Chestnut. from June IS to Sept. IS: t65 .
month; 3 rooms and bath. sas and electric
isht Janitor services Phone after 9 o'clock
IA ring In7a NJ
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS PACKETS, DIME SETS
LlbuIns and supplies for stamp oolisc<or.
PHILA. STAMP CO.. 81 8, ITth 81
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kGLJMBOVI RYTsFI PRO
SyOBODU TR5KA.
PRO

New York, A. srpna, - Ry-
til Kolumbovi, M vyrocnim
sjezdu zde, pliiaii dnes reso-
luce prohlasujici, ze Irsko ma
pr5yo a molo by bJti svobod-
ngm neodvisIJm ndrod en-
Resoluce byly pEijaty kratce
pred obdrzenim dopisu od Ed
Warda de Yaiefy, presidenta
Irsk5 ropubliky, v n6mz zada
rad o podporn Y usili 0 ziska-
nj uznani Spojenymi Staty Ir-
ahc repubIiAy. De Valera pra-
vi We SVEN dop!so, &c die SOU
Eromgch depesi, iez obdrzel
"ve v6tsi c5sti Irska britska
vlada jest maIo vice nez-li
system Iicensovani plan6ni pp-
lfojnJch nJst a Tesnic q vr4z-
deni naozbrojeu5ch irskych OBJ
canu potulnymi tiupami nez3d
povednJch briJskych banditU-'
Sized honci Ultra a tahoz dnc
vyp2avi Sc zyla&tni delegace Go
Francic, ably Sc s0castnila od-
haleni sochy Lafay attoVy v
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.5.,.. 49, ,,.,,as,;'l, s,.5',,,,
= .a4,+. e.,,,,a,..,5,.,,
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49, CEN. -
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v ODEVNlM PRuMYsLU 10
VAZNF..

New York, (. srpna. Nekolik
velkfch od6YnickJch firem V
tomto n4st6 o2namilo, ze odlo-
zily na neurcito 2 prace al Is
procent sv6ho d6lnictva ma
sledkem nedostatku objedna-
vek "poys2chnych pom4rd V
tom prumyslu." OceAava Sc
vsak, re nebude TO ma dlouhou
dobu a ze Sc situace zlep5l S
bli5jcim Sc podzimem.
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Such < nleko.

Sedlak yyklad4 NEST akovi:
"Tyto dv6 kravy dostavaji jen
such6 krmeni".
M6stak: "Rozumim! Davaji
such6 ml6ko".
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Dceruska pana posIance
ROMAN.
Francouzsky napal Georges Ohnet Zcest Ludey Motys

Made divce bylo tezko u
srdce. Sklopila zrak a Sc zalost
nou vaznostl dodavala: "Ze to-
mu tax, stane Sc mi snad veli-
kym nestestim, ale neni me
moci zanechati toho ;. ;"
Dive bohate Shy vyronily sc
pres jejl tvar a tresoucim Sc
hlasem pokracovala: "Vzbudi-
Ia jsem tim jiz hnev sveho otce,
q nejsem 81 jista, nebudete-li i
Wy, milostiva, na mne Sc proto
horSiti. Ma kazdy zpGsob jsem
81 v6doma, re dobrota a ohled,
sc kterymi mne pfijimate, ne
jsou zcela dobrovolny - roz-
sud'te sama, nepTevazujc-li u
zkost a smutek mou radost, a
nebylo-li by snad l6pe, kdyby
vas syn mne nikdy nebyl Sc
znal - -"
''Ne, ne, dite, to nemyslim",
odpovidala baronka srdecne--
"a pokud jest V me moci, VIDA
lovati od vas litost z teto ma
klonnosti, stane Sc tax - k to-
mu Sc zavazujil z lasky k me-
mu synu odhodlala jsem Sc vas
rfatelsky pTjati. Ted, kdyz
isem vas vid6la a mluvila va
mi, jiz pocinam rozumeti vaSl
bytosti a mysli. Citim, re vas
poCinam mfti rada k Will vam
same .Chcete-li cerpati to-
ho povzbuzeni duveru, mohu
yam poctive fici, re jste 81 Ii
skala me srdce. mila Gilberto.
Kdybyste byla dcerou jakeho-
koliv otce, vitala bych vas pfi-
chod do nasl rodiny jakozto
zisk - nehorSete Sc milacku,
jsem daleka namitati echo pro
ii os0bnoSti pana Courciera =
ale muslin vam dati "a pravdu:
jest nam pTekonati mnoho OBJ
TIL. OSklive politicke roZdily V
minenich a nenavist, ktera stoji
mezi vasim otcem a mym mu-
zem, tvofi pfekazkl, ktera Rlu
81 byti odstranena! Jedinou
prekazku znam V nahledech
vaSeho otce, nebot' vSechno o.
statni. svetsk6 ohledy ma rodi-
nu a jm6ni, nepadaii u mas ma
vshu. A prijali bychom vas S
! radosti, jak tady jste, lesku
vaseho mladi a krasy Vim
celkem dobre, re pFemluvim
sveho muze, co vsak nevim,
jest, echo mdzeme ocekdvati
cd otce vaseho.
"Ach, bojim Sc velice, re nj
echo dobreho, nilostiva. A to
cini mne tim nest astnejsi ted,
kdy znam dobrotu vaSaho srd-
&C a dovedu oceniti vase velko-
mysln6 smySleni. OvSem, jeho
vGerejSi projevy vytryskly z pr
vniho navalu hnevu mad vaslm
synem, q takove vzruSeni uti-
Suje sc u neho zahy. Tato otaz-
ka Gotyka Sc no vsak We y6ci
We ktere jest neivnimaveisim
a nejtvrdoSijne
Hnutim ruky, pon6kud po'
dr6Zdenym, a trochu nakvaSe
InGji, namitla baronka: "To by
tax bylo roztomile, ably pokra
coval Y odporu, kdezto my sc
podddme q nabidneme smir! A
kdyby ku VS. bezpravi, kite
'r1ho jiz dopustil Sc ma mas, pi'i
pojil i to, ably mas odmitl!"
"Vidite, milostiva" = pravi
la Gilberta - ''jak sopetnot
Jest plda, ma ktere Sc pohybu
ieme, nebot' sama Wy pri smlf
livem SVEN smysleni a pri YES
kere dobrote sve pykate jiz pl'
prvem kroku ia to casti svehc
klidu."
"Velmi sprayne to pravite
! me dite, bylo to ponekud pose
| tile ode mne" - doZnavala ba
ronka opet uplne klidna. "By
10 by nespravedlivo delati van
scenu, vam, ktera prece jen jst'
nevinnou obeti vSech techtt
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TA LASkA KRASNA JE.

plJOl JcU Qale Te1IdlIu
pax tez pravdiv& slova, re "La-
ska arsenik jsou dvs mocno-
sti, jedna zere srdce a druha
vnitfnosti!" Opravdu, premita-
ii clovek tom, must uznati,
re vSechno Sc m6ni, Sv6t, lid6,
narody, staty, jenom laska ne.
Zustaya We svych projevech, w
strednostech a podivnastkach
stale stejna cd pocatku svata
az ma nase dny. Nevime, jak
pocinal 81, .kdyz byl zamilovan
CIov6k dolby diluvialni, ale ji-
ste neprohadame mnoho, re cd
dnesr<th zamilovancG sc mno-
no neli3il. Il historic nam povi-
da vselijake zdbavn6 q zajlma-
v6 historky o laskach lidskych.
Co jen vyprav6ji nam matholo-
@io starych narodu, to vse ma
sv6dGuje, re laska vzdy hrala
dillezitou roll V zivot6 cloveka.
X tomuto dnesnlmu rozjlmani
% Iasce, o tomto jiste neobvy-
KLEIN themate V dennim liSt6,
prim6lo mas n6kolik pripadu,
jimiz prave obiraji Sc noviny.
Sly5te, uyazujte a date nam ji-
ste "a pravdu: Y Charlloten-
burgu Aterasi 65leta slecna sc
5iIen6 zamil0vala do 70leteho
almuznilla, ten il odmitl, &C
slecna byIa bohata. Ze zoufal-
stvi mad tim spachala sebe-
vrazdu. Zanechala dopis, We
kter6m vysvetluja, re zivot bez
almu2nika byl by il nesnesitel-
ny odkazala mu syoji spofi-
telni knizku. = Druhy pfipad
! je rovn6z svymi okolnostmi po-
hnutlivy a zajimavy. BJvaly
rusky zajatec Jan Janiclly zdr-
zoyal Sc V poslednich m6slcich
I ma Han6. Z@miloval sc tam V
, Holicich do ce6k6ho d6vcete.
D4vGe ysak jeho lasku neop6-
tovalo. Jsa povahy ohniv6, roz-
hodl sc zprovoditi d6vce re
sveta zraril j n6holika' ra-
nami z revolTeru. V minulych
dnech Pyl ddsouzen ma l rok
do vezepi. Pri sv6 vznicene po-
ivaze byl TAX dojat rozsudkem,
re prosil "a odpuSt6nf svoji
byvalou milenku, jeji matku a
| pred porotou a porotni SIM
shromazd6nym obecenstyem
! 2noVu zadai 0 rulu sv6 mile.
/ Byl vsak odmiynut. We v6zeni
/ pax We SVEN zoufalstvi obesil
Sc na utrzku pokryvky. - Div
Inou upominllu We vecech lasky
bude miti aelsile devce Flo
menka Hudeckova. Zamiloval
sc do nj phi muzice 22lety ju-
Inak, ktery lkavymi tony slad-
k6ho vaicihu uvad6n byl do
nilady spzse plactiv6 nez vese-
ll6. Kdyz po posIednim kousku
Filomenku domu doproVazel
domlouyal il. aby spolu skotili
oba do vody, protoze rodice Fl
Iom4uciny nechteli pripustiti
ally 81 jcj vza'a "a muze. Fl
lomenka slibiia mu vyhoV6ti
ale kGyZ junak sNoCii do roz-
Yodnene fekE, naeht6la jehc
pEikladu nasIedoyati. To scbe.
yraha hrozne IoHaIilo. Vylez
z vody a Fnomence dulliadnl
n&tioul<l. Pti d1uhe muzice IS
ma Eilomenba "a to skaredf
odmenila. TanGila dusledn6
iinym. Zhrzeny milenec jat
z&rlivostl a touhou po pomste
zabehl do vedleiSi yesnice, Wy.
puiciI 81 tan revolver a kdyl
rilomenka Cd muziky sla don't
tim druhftn, zacal do nj stfl
lati iak DO Iozchu. Pet ran dc
nj vypalil, ale ami jednou il ne
tgcfil. Za to ysak Sesta rans
byla nest astna. Tu 81 vypali
sam do sErane. Ntzce ranene
ho. S kulkou V hlaV6 a laskou '
srdci, odvezli do nemocnice. -
"V6rlte tomu iiZ, re laska j
stale stejna ze zamilovany j
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bem."
"Vas otec Inc k YAM velice?"
"Calym srdcem - -
"Dal vam dobre vychevani'
"Dle meho nahledu ano. A
lespon mann "a to podle peee,
kterou ma to vynalozil, a W.
sledku muzete souditi lepe wy,
,nezli ja."
"Musila bych Sc velmi kla-
matt, abych jej nesmela nazva-
ii skvelym. Nuze, mile dite, ne
any a starostlivy otec chova pre-
zee vzdy prani, videti st'astnym
sve dfte Nestavi-li vyse sve
zasady a uspokojenl sve msti
We zaludnosti, bylo by mu asi
ltezko vylucovati spojeni pro
was, ktere vetsine rodicu zdalo
by Sc byti asi prezadoucim -
''Doufam tez, milostiva.'
"Dosud vas pan otec nikdy
nevykonaval ma vas natlak? ?
Nevnucoval vam sve nazory?"
"Nikdy, -milostiva. Ponecha-
Ival mi neomezenou volnost a
nemluvil Sc mnou nikdy poll
tice, ami 0 nabozenstvi, nybrz
vzdy Tikal: "Az dorosteS, jdi
81 Svou cestou po volnem poz-
mani - budeS moci svobodne
rozhodovati Sc o tom, co nejle-
| Pc ii bude odpovidati."
Tato slova nezdala Sc pani z
Tresorieru zniti dosti uspoko-
jive, ba spise il trochu poleka-
vala. Ponekud nervosne znelo
to jeff "hm, hm'', a jeji 1smev
nebyl jiz tax slunny, jako drive
Jiste napetf ievilo Sc jejich
tazich zdalo Sc, re zapasi sa-
ma sebou a re nedovedete odho
dlati sc, propajciti slova my
slenkam, ktere hybaly jeji my
sli.
| Posleze pocala dusenym hla-
sem a ponekud rozpacita mlu-
viii: "Preca vam vsak ponechal
plniti povinnosti k bohu?'
Gilberta svyma zaricima oci-
ma pohledla tazatelce poctlve
do tVare.
"Milostiva, bylo mi rok, kdyz
isem ztratila matku a pokud
ide o nabozenstvi, jsem napro-
sto navedoma. Krone me stare
chuvy nikdo Sc tim nezabyval,
aby fidil me sv6domi, a proto
vyrostla jsem V uplne naznalo-
sti v6rouky. Ones, We vaSi biz
koSti, lsem 81 Sc Zahanbenim
v6doma t6to skutecnosti, ale "a
Ftai aiovati vam il nemohu a take
nechci. :"
"Jak?" vyhrklo baronce, We
lice zaraZan6 - "bez nabozen-
stvi = bez viry? - Naprosta
lhostejnost - - Ale, me mile
Idite, TAX uzavrenymi .jsou nej-
IvySe duSe malych pohanu, KITE
re Y pousti obraceji misiondfi
ma viru - - Dvacet let - a
bez poznani nabozenstvi - ie
to NONE? Tot proste zlocinn'
"Milostivd," zatipela Gilber-
ia Sc slzami oGlch.
"Ach, promihte, promihte--
vzruSila Isem sc, ale nemuzete
AMI tusiti, jak velike a jak bo-
festne jest pro mne toto prekva
peni! Nez - vzpamatujme Sc,
drahousku - posleZe - aby-
ste byla dplne mimo cirkev, to
neni pfec ami myslitelno! Jste
pfece kftena?"
"Ano, milostiva -"
'zaplat' pan Bhh! Tu by
chom jiz mely jednu svatost -
, Jste ma tom aspon ponekud le-
pc, nez nejak6 kote nebo psik
Ale az do dvacateho roku I'll
stati beze svetla, nemiti biry
at jiz prave nebo neprave -
, ami tou kacirkou nebyti! Nu,
snad to nejak dohonime! Wy
pravujte mi ted a vysvetlete
| I
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
EXPERT N|ARNG MOTORISTS ID GIVE
 CARS THEIR DOSE IF SPRING TONIC

Now is the season Of the year when nearly all cars should have their spring tonic, says George w. Sweet, national service manager of the Studebaker Corporation. He adds that owners who spend a little money for a light overhaul now will find it to he the best investment they ever made since buying their cars
 To expect any motor car in con tinuouS service all winter to haye snap and to operate satisfactorily without careful overhauling is un- reasonable" says Mir. Sweet. The owner who shows neglect on this point is doing himself an injustice. It may be some inconvenience to be without the use of car while it is being overhau1ed. but it pays in the end. Placing the car in the shop for this necessary annual attention will bring better service this spring, summer and fall.
 Winter is hard on car whether it is in service or in storage. and in jus tiee to the car owners should bring it in to the dealer for the necessary cleaning and adjustment. The aver age owner does not realize that he