davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-10-18

Out-Of-Doors The New Costume Looks
like This. The Graceful Short
Jacket With Cape Sleeves Patterned
After A Popular Mode In Paris.
weight. The wrap matching this
frock Is made Of the handsome. soft
silk with a lining Of figured taneta. II
fastens from chin to waistline with
covered buttons and loops In the lat
est French fashion.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-10
IRISH WORRY over THE
EXPENSE OF DAMAGES
Reprisals BY Black and Tans Amount
to 6 100000 For Which Taxpey.
ers Are Held Responsible.

Dublin, Nov. s. - Taxpayers in Ire
land are agitated over the question
who is to paw for the damages result
ing from reprisals committed by the
Black and Tans," or semi-mlitary
force, employed blythe government to
suppress Sim Fein disorders.
The total amount of damages re-
sulting from Sim Fein disorders, and
reprisals by Orangemen and govern
ment agens in Ireland, is estimated to
be nearly f10,0O0,OOO. Already awards
amounting to f5,OO0,OOO for damages
inflicted b ythe Sim Feiners have
been assessed against the taxpayers.
The law prescribes that the taxpay-
er shall pay for all willful damage to
property or life maliciously conficted.
The County Judges, who pass upon
claims arising from damages in Black
and Tan reprisals have granted
awards to the claimants and attempt
ed to make them the charge against
the local authorities. They have, how
ever, indicated in their judgments
ments that they believe the govern
ment should make good the losses
caused by its own servants.
The principal taxpayers in Ireland
are for the most part Unionists who
are the largest property holders and
would be hardest hit II the taxpayers
were compelled to pay these damage
claims. While they are anxious to help
the government put down disorder,
many disapprove of the Black and Tan
reprisals and are unwilling to pay for
the consequences Of them.
The Irish Times the principal I'm
ionst newspaper, demands that the
government shall make clear public
statement that the obligation to COM
pensate for murder, arson and rob.
berry committed by the servants of the
government is acknowledged by the
government and will be promptly
met"
The government paid the bill Of
about e3,0OO,OO0 for the damage sui.
fered by the city Of Dublin in the
Easter week rebellion, and this Is
pointed to as precedent for similar
action in the matter Of Black and Tan
reprisals.
1t is expected that the government
will also be asked to pay for the dam.
ase inflicted by the Sim Feiners Il
with awards amounting to f5,OOO.-
900 already have ben made by county
Judges. Besides there Is a bill for
the damage done by Orangemen In
Ulster towns.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-10
aberdeen News

Mrs. Ed Perry, who has been visit
ing her mother, here, has returned to
her home in Dayton.
Mrs. Mary Waldron who received
painful injuries from a fall at her
home, is getting along first rate for
one of her advanced years.
Mrs. Lizzie Covert, who has been
conducting the Mineral Well Hotel,
moved the first of the week to Dayton,
taking the household goods by truck.
Rev. o. F. Baxter, pastor of the Bap-
fist church, preached at the Oakley
Baptist church, Cincinnati, Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr.. Clyde Baxter, of Louisville, Wis
tied his parents here recently.
Mrs. Louisa Boggs is this week
moving to East Fourth street Mays
vile.
The first number of the Lyceum
Course was given at the Town Hall
Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Humphreys, of Cincin-
natl, is the guest of relatives here and
in Maysville.
In the late elections the. town of
Aberdeen went Republican by four
teen votes.
Rev Skeels, Sunday school mis-
sionary who has been located here,
moved last week to West Union.
Rev. Fowler. of Columbus, arrived
Saturday and will hold a ten days re-
vival at the NJ. f. church. Rev. Fowler
is an evangelist of wide experience
and comes very highly recommended.
1t Is hoped that the meetings will re-
suit in great awakening of interest
and enthusiasm in both the churches
of Aberdeen.
Mrs. T. Catron of East Second street
has been quite Ill for several days.
Hon. John Trumbo, of Lewis county,
was recent visitor of relatives here.
Miss Crane Richmond and mother,
who have been residing in Cincinnati
for some time, have returned to Aber-
deem and taken up their residence in
West Second street.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-10

Ledger service-Efticiency.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-10
ON THE WRONG LAP.

A Medical Corps officer CHANGED
upon a negro acquaintance of civil
life one day in France. "How do you
like the army, Nose? he asked. ssh
right SO far, Cap'n," replied the negro,
but All don't know how I'm going
to like 1t when dem Germans shoots at
me-"
Don't worry about that" replied
the officer. "All you have to do is zig
gag" And he demonstrated. The next
time the two men met the negro was
in hospital. whats the matter with
you, Mose?' asked the officer.
"Ah amt sure, Cap'n, but All think
All must been ziggin' bout de time All
oughta been zaggin'. "-Argonaut.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-10
GUARD FORCED WOMAN
PRISONER TO ELOPE,

Milledgeville, Ca, No. s. J. W.
Cans, former guard of the state farm,
who eloped with Juanita Weaver, an
inmate of the institution on Novem-
Der /. has been arrested at Tampa,
the woman tomorrow.
State farm officials said he would
be charged with aiding and abetting
a prisoner to escape.
The Weaver woman, who was serv-
ing a years sentence for shoplifting,
told the Tampa police after her arrest
that Cans forced her to elope with
him under threat of death if she re-
fused.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-10
MA AIM ~ = Car stock Just i'm.
mHU1RNE1Y11y7W III IA NlvN The best on the market.
Hill i La Eh "a l1A i N We have old oats:
mr. = nD1GDn - U.n1 W all are new.
i
GETTIN IN BAD.

A wealthy gentleman has a brother
who is hard of hearing, while he him
self is remarkable for having very
prominent nose.
Once this gentleman dined at a
friends house, where he sat between
two young ladies, who talked to him
very loudly, rather to his annoyance.
Finally one of them shouted COM
monplace remark and then said in an
ordinary tone to the other:
did You ever see such an ugly
nose?"
Pardon me, ladies'" said the gen.
tleman. 1T is my brother who is
deaf" - Pittsburgh Chronicle-Tele-
graph.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-11-10
UNCLAIMED MAIL.

Unclaimed letters in the Maysville
postoffice week ending November TO-
Altman, Miss Carrie
Bird, Roy
Bell. Mrs. Anna
Carroll, Rev. d. 9.
Goshen, George
Moore, Miss Katherine
Smith, Thomas
Smoot, Mrs. c. S.
Taylor, Miss Jessie
Veach, Mrs. Ora
One cent due on above letters; per-
sons calling for same will please say,
Advertised" NJ. f. KEHOE, p. M.
Ledger Service--Efticiency
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GROCERNf A REZNICKY
OECHOD Sc PRODA. Je v


malem, rychle rostoucfm me-
Stecllu 10 mil cd Clevelandu
ma dlazden6 cest6 u kary. Della
Sc obchodu kolem $1,000 tydne.
VSe jest pekne zarizeno. Ma
Jem $45 mes. V dome je fer
nes, elektrika a plyn, voda i
kanal. Mattel tam obchoduie
pres % roku a vzdava Sc OBJ
chodu. Cena $4,000, V cemz je
zahrnut i automobil. PiSte
hned, je to neobycejna lace.
L. Reficha, R. 5, Chardon, O.
7-29
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PRODAJi Sc diva pekne To-
ty "a prlcinou odjezdu ma
Iarnu. Ma jednom je postave-
ia garaz. Jaou kazdy 40 phi
zoo str. a prodaji Sc kazdy
zylast' aneo dohromady. Ma
lezaJl Sc na 4. 135 ul. z Union
ave. Haste Sc V cisle l3405
SVec Ave. V Corlett. 7-3O
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$4,000 MA HOTOVOSTI

$1,000 MA HOTOVOSTI
koupi dvourodinny dunn 5ti
svetniclch S koupelnou nahofe
| dole, sklep pod celym, skop-
Ky na pradlo a jine zarizenl.
Naleza Sc blize Woodland
Hills Parku. Cena $1,000. Hla-
ste Sc u r. j. NeJedlik Co.
ll01o Union Ave. Tel Broad
way 1886. - Union 1861 r. !?
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PRODAJI Sc diva horici psi
tri mesice start. Adressa mali
tele Sc sd6li adm. Sveta. 1929
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PRODA Sc dGm, dvourodin

PRoDA Sc dim, dvourodin-
ny na Union ul., lot je 40 pri
l40 str, combinacni fernes,
elektrika, skopky ma pradlo a
vsa zafizeno. Nahore jsou ety.
ii svetnice, satna, koupelna,
pantry, to same dole. Cena
$500. Zada Sc hotov6 $4,000
a ostatni ma m6sicni splatky.
Adressa Sc sdeli Y adm. Sveta.
8.3
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PkODA Sc obchodni dunn Sc
storem a Vnitrnim zaTizenim.
Jest tam Is sv6tnic, dobre mi
sto pro obchodniho muze. Ce-
M $4,000. zadny agent. Hla-
ste Sc v elsie 3012 Sersdall A
We. 7-31
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pax ~d6lati. Tu mas, pTecti 81
tanto uvodnik, je podepsan ne
jakym Gervaisem, holomkem,
ktery Sc jiste dostane ma gale
lje =" .
Chvatne uchopil sc Jindrich
listu, nebot' mohl alespon "a
min skryti sve tahy, 1zkosti
Istrhane hledeti, ably Sc vzpa-
matoval.
Hned objevil take osudny
clanek, podepsany Gervaisem.
Autorem byl ovsem Courcier,
ktery ohledu sporivosti svuj
list psal sam, aby vsak vyvaro-
wal Sc jednotvarnosti, podpiso-
val cldnky brzy sam, brzy jme
mem sveho spolupracovnika.
.Clanek nestoudne velebil nepo-
slusnost We vojsku. Ma smrt
zbledly, uhodil Jindrich p6sti
ma list a zb6sile vyrazel:
ale! - ale! - To jde pre-
ce jen priliS daleko. - To je
prilis slime! =
Roztrhal list, zmackal V
rukou a vrhl jej do krbu, nej-
rad6ji by byl te chvili Sc
svym pfiznivcem Courcierem
jednal take tax.
"Ano, mile dite, tax daleko
isme to privedli," pravil otec.
"Nerozciluj Sc vSak, policie
jednoho krasneho dine S tou
palicskou bandou zatoci, a u
della konec remeslu tech ci-
stych pdnu."
Toho vecera nastala mezi
Courcierem a Gervaisem dosti
vZruSena vym6na nazoru. Mia
dy muz jednal Sc svym prizniv-
Gem TAX, re poslanec otviral
62asem usta a mcdowell nice
no namitnouti.
~ ySech d'asd, ia jsem sam
vojak,' pravil mu Jindrieh.
"Vite, re takovym clankem,
iako dne$nim elsie, mdzete
mne vydati do rukou vojen-
skeho soudu? Rekn6te We SVEN
vlastnim jm6ne co mate ma srd-
ci - pro mne a "a mne - ale
nepouzivejte jmena meho. o.
statne vubec shledavdm, re
jste celym vedanim listu do
ssal sc do spatnych kolajiI
a proto S MIN nechci miti iiz|
niceho. Ma mist6, abyste vyty-
ell vysoka hlediska, rozvijel
idealni zasady a nauky, prina-
site stale ienom veci osobni a
berete ma muSku jenom bezne
skutecnosti. Nam naprosto jiny
pojem o naSi uloze a naSich
cilech, nez-li Wy -- TAX, n.y.
nj js9m Sc vymluvil,"
Misto, ably vybuchl, zachvel
Sc pan poslanec tichu leknu-
tim z mySlenky, re by mohl
ztratiti uzitetnou podporu a
byl hned pin pripovedi. Jmeno
Gervaisoyo m6lo Zmizeti u IL
stin a ON. Courcier, prevezme
sam vSechnu zodpovednost "a
list.
Y celku bylo mu to vitano,
iezto nemusil Sc alespon ob4-
vati jakehokoli vlivu. Cd ny
nejska Y kazdem slove budou
yid6ti ien jeho, trasti Sc pred
MIN. Jezto prdv6 byl V tisku O.
pet jeden cldnek - podpisem
Gervaisovym =. velice pepre-
ny, We kterem duchovenstvo a
papez byli napadani, chopil Sc
Courcier prudce prevlecniku,
a klobouku, ably neiblizsim te-
lofonem zabranil otisknuti jme
IA
"Ocekavejte mne zde -
stanice telefonu Jest jcn sto
kroku odtud - nejpozdeji We
ctvrt hodine budu zpatky.'
Poprye byl t6 chyile jim
drich $ Gilbertou sam -. Ami
strazne zraky stare Rosalie, a.
niz bdelost Courcierova neru-
SLY jejich zabavu. Posadil Sc
=
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PRONAJIytE Sc

PRONAJNHE Sc maly byt, k
doptani V els. 1888 E. SO. St.
7-3O
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VYMENl SE novy domek o
bh svetnlclcn V okoli Broad
way a Union vi. a tez kousek
poZemku, dale domek A svet
nlclch, biiZe Ainsman Rd.,,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pm 4S90 str. k tomu jeste
Jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
vatni aneb obchodhk Prodaji
Sc tri domy Stor na vych.
16 ul., blize Cedar Ave., dale
vym6nim obchod "a privatni
DUN. Nam mnoho jinych domu
lak na prodej, tax ma vymenu.
Haste Sc u Thorn. Suchy, 246o
X. SO st. Tel. Priuct. 1876 w.
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rush Sc. "Ano, to sedi, to IL
derf. Strhuje Sc jim paska O.
ci bere Sc Jim vSelika moz-
most sebeklamu. Nenahlednou-
Ii ami pax, jaky osud je ceka,
pax -"
Lide, kteri V techto otazkach
a vykricich byli oznacovani ja-
ko "oni' ''jini", byli MATTE
le domu, nadutci, ohavni kapi-
taliste, odrdda Tresorieru -
otec a syn = a jejlch kumpa-
Bylo tomu prave osm dni, co
tento Gervais poprve jedi u
Courcieru a den ma to "Partie
Revolucionaire" vskutku byla
zakoupena.
Cd te dolby zafizovani hstu
velice casio hlavniho redakto-
Ia privad6lo k vydavateli a jim
dfichdv politicky zapal byl ne
odolatelnym kouzlem pratel-
skeho pohledu Gilbertina moe
ne podnecovan.
Bez vypocitave libivosti, je-
dine moci sv6 nevinnosti a kra-
sy ucinila mlada divka tohoto
uboheho mladika ochotnym
ndstrojem sveho otce.
Nikdy nepriSlo mu ma mysl
dotykati Sc nazoru Courciaro-
vych, anebo stav6ti Sc proti
MIN, ponechaval je platiti ma
cele care. Cht6l-t6 jen jednou,
zriti Gilbertu - - Pokud by
la ma blizku, nedesil Sc ne
stvurneho ucenl; hled6l ma nj,
obdivoval Sc il a uctival il. To
mu Stacilo.
Jakmile vSak schazelo kou-
zlo jeji pritomnosti. vracela Sc
mu schOpnost usudku a pax
nadchazela straSna strazeAl |
svedomi. Nazyval sam sebe
blouznivcem - kan tato va
sen MAJ jeste vesti? Do jakych |
nedohlednych zapletek, do iak |
straSne pasti dostane Sc takto
je8te dnes = nebo snad jiz Ii
ira?
Zdravy, lidsly rozum mu
pravil, jaka propast no deli od
jeho milenky :. Snaze bylo by +,
dociliti tn sblizeni mezi Mont
Blankem a Vesuvem, nez me-
ri baronem Tresorierem a OBJ ,
canem Courcierem.
A prece vytrvale pokratoVal
Y zapoGatem die - V co vlast
ne doufal? Co bylo cilem je-
no snu? Vstoupilo-li mu n6kdy
na mysl, uciniti Gilbertu svoji
milenkou?
Moznost tohoto resent neu-
yaZoVal ami ma chVili, ami V!
nejtajn6jslm koutku sve du3e.
S oSklivosti byl by il odmitl
od sebe, kdyby Sc mu byla ma
manula. Ucta jeho k mlade
divce nezadala ieho vdsni k nj.
We skutecnosti byl svrchoya-
ne nest asten. Kdyz byl poslan-
&C posadil do sedla podrzel
mu tfemeny, musil vynakladati
Nsachen ostrovtip, ably nebyl
pax We verejnosti spatfoyan po
jeho boku, pfedvaden a pred
stavoyan We vsi sve slave. Je-
iich casopis stal Sc mu pfizra-
KEN hruzy. Pomysleni, ze Jeho
ucast ma tomto die muze statl
Sc verejne znamou, zpusoboVa-
10, ze Uzkosti vyvstaVal mu ma
cele pot. Ted kdy mohl Gilb2r
III perusene' vidati, prochazeti
Sc nj po zahradce, byl BY
prostrednika jich styku, tento
list, nejradeji Sc sveta sproyo-
oil.
Jednoho rama byla by no ma
lem ranila mrtvice. V pracoyne
jeho otce lezelo rozevreno,
hneyivou rukou zmackano, GER
stvou tiskarskou cerni jeste
dJsici clslo "Partie Revolucio-
mare. Zraky jeho paddy ma
neblahy list tu pravil otec:
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tOu Zafl V JeJlm VlaSu a po Je-
lmne Sill, laskalo tvare a skota.
clio V ruzov6m bflem ousku.
"Zda Sc, re jste prve nebyl.
Idocela jednomyslni S tatin-
kem,' poznamenala, zvedajic
Cd prdce bezne zrak. "SlySela
isem vas alespon V jeho pra-
Icovne mluviti trochu hlasiteji.
- Inu, ovSem, tato, pofitika,
kterou neAavidim Z hloubi du-
'se !"
'Protoze Z nj pochazeji
vsechny dtrapy ysechen zal,
ktery jsme prod6lali. Muj O.
tee, ktery jinak jest dobrota
.sama, jest strasnym, iedna-li
Sc o jeho presvedceDf tonu
|vzdy V uzkosti, ze pusti Sc jed
.noy do nebezpeGnych podniku.
To zpusobilo mi jiz mnohou
hodinku uzkosti. Jak to pride,
pane Gervaisi, re take Wy, KITE
ry iste mlad a muzete vykona
vati krasne a uspesn6 povold-
nj obhajce, take vrhate Sc do
politiky? Pudi vas k tomu ne
odolatelna naklonnost?"
"Mdj boze, ano !. Naklon-
most k tobe!" = byl by bez
mala zvolal, lee tato Gilberta
sedela tax nevinne, talk pokoj-
ne vedle neho, re nebyl to,
dostati pres rty takov6 vyzna-
nj.
"VaSnivy, veliky charaktor
vaseho pana otce mne upouta-
va" pravil "a jenom Gcty k
nemu pristoupil jsem k jeho
Vyraz tvare mlad6 divky
nabyl nahle hlubok6 vdznosti q
jist6 starostlivosti. Pomalu a
rozvazn6 jehlou pichajic do
latkyeprondSela:
"Muj otec je vytecnJ muz.
ale kdyby jeho zivot mel pociti
znova ia mohla miti n6jaky
vliv ma sm6r, kterym by Sc
dal, vynalozila bych ma to
abych 40 odvratila od
cesty, kterou nyni nastoupil "a
ma kter6 nesklizf lee zklamani,
nebezpecenstvi a starosti. Bylo
by mi tudiz upfimne Ito, kdy-
oych 81 musila mysliti, ze vas
,am zlakal jeho vzor. Co tomu
tikaji vaSi rodice?"
Jindrich sklopil oci pred jas
nym pocestnym pohledem mia
de divky. Poprve, ale tim
prudceji diesel no pocit, re Sc
musi stydeti, za vnikl do t6to
domacnosti lsti, pod nepra-
wynn jmenem "a umysly,
iichz sam sob6 jeSt6 nedozna-
val.
Jeho ylastni jednani hnalo
mu krev studu do tvdre a citil
touhu. aby il fekl: 90
belhal jsem t6 a podvedl, ne
jsem ten, "a ktereho mne
mas. Odezen mne cd sv6ho pra-
hu, nebot' nechci t6 dele kla-
NATL"
Lee doznani toto bylo by po-
kofujicim a Jindfich postradal
statecnosti, uprimnosti. Nejlsty
a nerozhodny, Sc zoufalosti V
dust, sed6l mltky vedle nj, tax
re, ably ma pomohla vzpama-
tovati Sc, pokracoyala:
"Nevypravujete nam nikdy
o yasich ziji va$i rodicov6
dosud oba?'
"Ano, slecno, otac i matka.
Nejneznejsi rodice, iakych 81
jenom lie pratt -"
"Ale vedi snad prece o va
sem podniknuti? Nebylo by
dobre pred svymi rodici delati
Q toho tajnosti.
"Nebylo by dobfe = oysem
- slecno !. :. Ale rekneme, ze
Vellce mocny dlyod mne X to-
mu primel, re mi bylo zhola
nemozno jednati jinak, zkrat-
ka a dobre, ze jsem nebyl pa
nom SNphO rozh 0yani - -
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FRODA Sc cihlovy dunn pro
dive rodiny, plyn, voda ,elektri-
ma, dive koupelny, skopky ma
pradlo, velka ban a garaz, tfi
Lofty. Haste Sc elsie 15409
Lorenzo Ave. V Mt. Pleasant,
mezi Kinsman a Buckeye Rd.
7-31
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ZPRAVY Z CZECH.
radikalceni ma

!
ISlovensku nemnze Sc nase Via
Ga mazlit bolseviky, jake v
Iceskych zemich, jezto tam ne
,Jde 0 neJakou ceskou neb slo-
venskou popletenou ideologii a
Iutopll, ale o velezradu proti
Iceskoslovenskemu statu. Ia slo
Ivenskymi bolseviky stojf @or-
thy V Pesti. "Slovensky Dem
mix" pfinasi o tom move padne
doklady. Sized duverniku So
elaine demokratickych zupy
nltranske, prohlasil Sc A. cerv-
ma pro tTetf internacionalu a
proti ceskoslovenskemu parla-
'mentu. Vedeni sjezdu bylo V ru
.kou Mad aru, zvlaste povestne-
no mad d'arskeho bolsevika Fell
cana, jenz by v kazdem spofa-
danem state davno sedel V zala-
II. Bolsevici ma sjezde nadava-
Ii socialne demokratickemu
vykonnemu vyboru V Bfatisla-
We. Zadali zruseni hranic tie
dy We prospech Mad arI) a pro
testoVali proti vyv6seni narod-
niho praporu ma mestskem do
me V Nitre. V resoluci siezdu
zada Sc pL1pojeni k bolSevic-
kemu statu Moskv6 a pozdra-
vuje Sc Muna. Tenorem cel6
schuze bylo: "Obesit, utopit,
zabit!"
Tina ma Slovensku. Mnoha
kraje ma Slovensku jsou tax
zaostale, re pripominaji nej-
pozd6jsi stredovek. Lid sam
dobry, ucelivy a pilny, ale vi
nu "a jeho nevedomost nese
dfiv6jsi mad arsky rezim, KITE
~ Slovaky utlacoval, ktery jim
odpiral vzdelani udrzoval je
v nev6domosti. Jaka dusavni
tina jeSte ma Slovensku panuje,
o tom sv6dci tato, t6m6r neuve-
ritelna pfihoda.. We vesnici ne
daleko Upuru vypukl pozar,
ktery 81 vyzadal "a ob6t' veli-
ky pocet obytnych domu
majetku. Nebylo by vsak byva-
10 nestesti tax velike, kdyby
lid nebyl TAX zaostaly. Obyva-
tele zabranoyali vynaseti voja-
kIm v6ci z ohrozenych domd,
V jejichz blizkosti hofelo, sta
veil Sc proti jakymkoliv "a
chrannym pracem. Zamkli
dvere, postayili Sc ke dvefim
Sc sekyrami rukou necht6li
nikoho dovnitr vpustiti. Ia to
stfechy stale kropili svecenou
vodou. I'll, jeiichz statek ne
hofel, zachrannych praci Sc ne
s1castnili a pracovali klidn6
dale ma polich. Val vsak silny
vitr a shorelo vSe, az ma tn cast,
kde vojaci pres odpor obyvatel
stva strhali stfechy. V celem
Okoli Siroko daleko nebylo
stfikacky, tn musili povolati
2 Michalvic. V obci mali sice
tri kostaly, lee ami jednu stri-
kacku A nyni tu cast vesnice,
ktera byla ochranena pred zu-
fiyym zivlem, musi hlidati vo-
jaci, nebot' vyhoreli by zapd-
iii staveni re misty, re take
druzi nepriSli o majetek. p. l..
Delnictvo Rychnove stloue
kio okres. heJtmana a cetniky.
Y hychnove mad kneznou ko-
nal sc Z. t. m. protestni tabor
deinictVa, Ma nemz promluVe-
no 0 Spatnem zasobovani. Ma
okresnl hejtmanstvi poslani
pax duVernici, jimz nemohl O.
kresni hoffman Dr.. Wagner u
spokojiye odpoyedeti. Ia to,
kdyz Sc Vracel z uradovny,
byl daVem pfepaden, takze Sc
musel sklytl cizim dome na
namestl. Delnici jej vyylekli a
stloukli. Krone neho ztyranl
ctyri cetnlci. Dva Z Mich bylo
.nutno dopraviti do vojenske
nemOcnlce do Hradce kralove
Take nekolik lidl z obecen-
stva stluceno. Y Aostelcl mad
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Cured by Gold Injections.

The very latest postwar discovery
is the curing of certain ailments by
means of injections of diluted gold.
This very expensive method OF restor-
ing lost health was discovered by a
French doctor, who has completely
cured a wealthy Partisan Of complaint
similar to shell-shock. Although gold
is very scarce at present, limited
supply Is available for medicinal pur-
poses. The price for one injection of
good quality gold sometimes reaches
the fifty-pound mark, while In one or
two exceptional cases gold injections
have. cost over hundred pounds each.
Consequently, only very rich persons
can at present undergo this gold
treatment, which has been successful
in rescuing several cases Of complete
nervous breakdown. 1t should be re-
membered. however, that the gold it.
self Is of no great value as tonic.
The idea in making the injections is
to llven up the patient and prevent
him or her from broodlng too serious
ly. This done, doctors believe that
half the battle is won. Strange to
say, the injections are not made
through the usual type Of syringe, but
generally through conical-shaped
tube of pure platinum costing over
twelve hundred dollars.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-19
PUBLIC WILL BENEFIT FROM
EMANCIPATION DAY FUNDS

The Colored Welfare Board, under
whose auspices the Nineteenth of
June celebration is held. is DESTROYS
of making necessary appropriation
of funds derived from the celebration.
In order that this may be salts
factorially accomplished, committee
of citizens have been chosen to meet
with a special committee of members
of the Welfare Board.
The meeting will be held next Fri
day night June 25, at $3.50 in the
Office of DR.. B. e. Howell. Members
of the citizens committee are:
DR.. A. L. Runyan, DR.. r. T. Ham
ilton, w. M. Banks, N. w. Harllee,
Mrs. S. A. Mccall, S. G. Black, Rev.
C. w. Arlington, Mrs. T. d. Bradley,
C. T. Brackins and Rev. F. k.
White.
Committee from Welfare Board:
Prof. ]. P. Starks, D. o. Roy Busch,
Rev. e. Arlington Wilson, Mrs. M.
E. Wallace and G. L. Boswell.
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-06-19
Money.

After having studied the careers Of
many of our richest men, and after
having obtained from many of them
an outpouring of their inmOst
thoughts. my conclusion about money
is this, says a writer in Forbes Maya
zine:
Money is n, very desirable thing
even a lot of 1t. Its possession en-
ables one to do great many things
which are impossible if one lacks 1t.
There is no such potent material IN
strument for enabling one to do wor-
thy deeds in large numbers and on a
large scale. Money, indeed, is so de-
sirable, so useful, so rich in pOssibili-
ties for worthy accomplishment, that
one should exercise every honorable
effort to acquire every dollar of 1t that
one can earn, but there is not enough
money in the world to compensate one
for turning even one sharp corner, for
never have | known an instance of i'll
gotten money TO have yielded true hap
piness to pOssessor and his offspring"