davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-28
PAVING BIDS TO BE
OPENED NEXT MONDAY

Bids for q large amount Of paving
to be laid dnAGrand Forks during9the
coming season will be openedaat the
regular March meeting Of the city
council next Monday night.
In addition to the opening Of bids.
there viii be final arrangements
made for the city election to be held
March 10, and routine business tran
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-28
PAPER pBICF.NA.ED.

( CleEaand, Feb. 2S.-The price of
the sunday Plain Dealer and the
Sunday .News4Leader will be ten cents
eyerywherA commencing tomorrow,
due to the constant rising costs Of all
labor and. matfrialst in the cost of
news prpductioha. it was announced
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-02-28
SEVENTY NEW MEN
in COMMERCIAL CLUB

Seventy new members have Joined
the Grand Forks Commercial club
since September 1, 1919, L. W. Ny
ers, secretary of the club said today
on checking yer his membership
rolls
The club membership is increasing
steadily
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
BLUsHIh|1 TOMATO n! VINE BECOMES
 CATSUP QUICKLY

At Medican. N. Y. a city of 10000 inhabitants, where one of the 57 va rieties is made, ship-by- truck has ac- complished what it's advocates say is a miracle of achievement. W. J. Gal lagher, a veteran trucking operator, is responsible for the statement that the time required for the change of a to- mato on the vine into catsup in the bottle averages less than three hours.
 In canning time Mir. Gallagher loads his trucks with tomatoes freshly picked in the fields and rushes them to the factory where the astonishing change is made By this method q Rushing tonatoe P miles away at Wrights Corners, the chief source of supply, confidently can expect tC be gurglin7 down the neck of a bottle in virtually no time at all, he says.
 Before the adoption of the ship-by truck method. it is said to have re- quired from two to three days to haul the tomatoes by freight to the factory 22 miles distant The loss by spelling has decreased very materially, it is claimed.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
INSURANCE BUSINESS
 REFLECTS PROSPERITY

The insurance business in all lines has experienced a year Of very great prosperity, and from all indications of the first quarter the returns for the current year will exceed the large pre- nium receipts of 1919.
 With life insurance officials all agree that the great influx of new insurance is very severely taxing the capacity of the several offices to handle the same. Not only is no stimulation now neces- sary, but in many instances officials are compelled to employ all their re- sourcefuIness in the effort to legiti- mately refrain from taking on new in surance faster than it can be wisely and properly assimilated.
 Arizona is not lacking in the show ing of prosperity as indicated by in- creased insurance All companies writ ing policies here have reported an in creased business, and the Phoenix Ma tional Life Insurance company has been enjoying a most phenomenal growth during it's first two months of business.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
COTTON BROUGHT TO
 FACTORY BY TRUCK

Checking railroad junction points became the favorite day and night sport of the traffic men of big eastern factories during the switchmeE'S strike. A score of these employed ay the Firestone Tire and Rubber company Of Akron. Ohio, registered high mile age at all such points between the rubber city and Massachusetts cotton mills before they had uncovered the dozens of tons of cord fabric which had gotten into congestion eddies while en route to the factory.
 As soon as a car was discovered it's contents was loaded onto motor trucks which carried it to Akron-often journey of several hundred miles, When the strike showed no letup, the company commissioned a fleet of 50 5-ton motor trucks to carry the cotton fabric directly from the mills to Akron, a distance of 750 miles. By maintain ing stocks in this way the company found it unnecessary to slow down production in the face of the heavy demand for tires.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
REUBEN EMPLOYES
 ENJOY MEETINGS

The regular monthly meeting of the employees of the George H. Reuben Auto company was held in the sales rooms, 227 North Central avenue, Mon- day night, at which time more than 20 employees met with the president of the company for general discussion of matters of mutual interest President Reuben entertained the members of the organization by reading book en- titled That's Something" This little book deals with problem in psychol- ogy as relating to modern business, and the subject matter was thoroughly en- joyed by all of those present.
 A wedding gift which had been pur- chased by his fellow employees was pre- sented to MT. F. F.. Rich, Glendale rep resentatiye of the company, and a gen. eraI discussion of all matters pertaining to business was had.
 These meetings, which were started by MT. Reuben to promote mutual in- terest and good feeling among the members of the George H. Reuben or ganization, have been productive of much good, and are looked forward to by every employe from the president down to the janitor. It is expected that in the very near future picnic will be held when all employees and their fam flies will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Reuben at some one of the beauty spots adjacent to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
WAIT ANX|OUSLY
 FOR NEW VEL|ES

Charles E. Peterson, manager of the Nelie Motor Sales company. is anx- iously awaiting the arrival of d car load of the model 34 Nelie which left the factory April 27. This new model yelie is a lighter model of the Nelie line and in it are incorporated all the factors which have gone to build up the popularity of this car. It is this model 34 which won the Dyas trophy by being the first to buck the snow of Wawono Pass and arrive first of the season in the Yosemite valley from Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
THAT HELD HIM

When Theodore Roosevelt was presi- dent man visited him who had a re- quest to make. In his arms he carried d bundle of letters of introduction. He stated his request and closed his argu- ment with these words:
 MT. President, I am sure that if you do this for me you will please the peo- pie of my state. In fact. I could have brought with me a thousand letters more asking you to do it."
 "Oh, pshaw.' was Roosevelt's blunt reply. "I could get a thousand persons in your state to sign a petition to have you hanged. Houston Post.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

Turckheim, of very old Alsation fam fly. his claim has logical foundation.
 He is also closet yalIied with the Bethmann- Hollweg and Bismarck fam lilies and with Count yon Donna, mo- torious for the part he played in the submarine war. It appears that Gen. eral Von Arnim is less anxious to feel himself a F'renchman than to keep his property in Lorraine, especially the
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
HUN WOULD BECOME FRENCH

\ Strasbourg message states that t1enerdI Non Arnim, former German governor Of Metz, anxious to become a. F'renchman, has applied for naturaliza- ton papers This act has caused a cer- tain amount of sensation in Germany Apparently the general considers that having married Mile Elizabeth de
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

they want, for there are few purchas CTS of rum at los Sd (normally S2.52) per bottle. The pre-war price was about 2s 6d (50c.-London Times.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

London dock wharves. No one appears anxious to get the casks out of the way. Retailers have much more than
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09
HIS VIEWS

'All the worlds a stage"
 Maybe so. But some people have on too much makeup. Cour- Journal
Arizona republican., 1920-05-09

Chateau de Grignan, near Metz.-Edin- burgh Scotsman.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
PRVNf v AMERICE.

Heslo "Prvni V Americe", u
Tito pro Trinerovo Lecive Hor-
ke Vino, vyprdvi vdm tfemi
slovy celou jeho historic. Tento
vytecny lex byl uveden pred
30 lety ma trh jako prvni leci-
We horke vini Americe. Teh-
dejsi pionyr zdstdval stale ce-
lie, nejsa dostizen zadnym j.
nym lekem toho druhu. Jest
proto prvnim i co do jakosti a
mdzete Sc nan vzdy dplne spo-
lehnouti, chcete-li Sc zbaviti
zacpy, nechuti k jidlu, boleni
hlavy,. nadymanf a buseni srd-
ce po poziti iistych druhn po-
krmu, nespavosti, malatnosti
atd. Napomahd zazivani a do
dava zdravou chut' k jidlu.
Vas lekarnik neb obchodnik s
leky obstara ie rychle pro vas,
jestlize jeho zasoba nahodou
byla vycerpana, jenom stujte
ma tom, re chcete prave Tri-
nerovo Leciv6 Hofke Vino neb
v ijinych Ease pripadech pra-
YOU Trinerovu Angeliku Hof-
kou, Trineruv Liniment. Trine-
r1v Antiputrin a pod. a nepfi-
jimejte zadnych napodobenin !.
- Joseph Triner Company,
I1333-1345 S. Ashland Ave-,
Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
OZNAMENi
CESkE
YER I'll!

Dovolujem 81 uvesti v nejSir-
81 znamost, re name zaTlzenou
dilnu, ktera je prvnf ceska V
tomto meste. Vyrabine move
a barvime, predelavame a cisti-
me klobouky vseho druhu ja-
ko: Panamske, Leghorn, Barry
kok, filcove, Piver, slamene a
jine. Jsme kloboucnfci z Evro-
py a proto rozumime svemu re-
meslu. Nyn1 je cas- nechat 81
obnovit klobouk, ktery vyjde z
nasi dilny jako novy. Cena no.
vych stoupa do velke vyse a
proto prijdete-li k nam, bude
to Vas prospech. Dina nase
prakticky zarfzena naleza Sc v
els. 3641 E. 40. ul. - 55th st.
kara Vas doveze az k nasi dill
ne. Ma zapadni strane name
stor tez dilnu v {. 3407 Lo-
rain Ave-, proti Lorain Banku.
Ia praci rucime. V ucte
FRANK STEPKA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
kRAJANE:. Poor! Preie-

tell 81 krasny domov v nejlep-
Sim ceskem okoli, proc stavet,
kdyz muzete koupit o $4,000
levneji. Nam ma prodej moder-
nj dunn, hodici sc pro l rodinu
" Mt. Pleasant, dole je velka
kuchyn a pentry, jidelna, Chi
ma cabinet, velka predni svet-
nice, hall a fireplace. NahoTe
tri velke bedrumy a koupelna,
velka puda, sklep pod celym
domem, fernes, cihlova podez-
divka, bridlicova strecha, vel
ka garage a slepicnik. Tento
majetek jest velmi laciny a
proda Sc "a $1,000, hude-li pro-
dan tento tyden. Telefonujte
Union 189 w. a Broadway
1857 w. {?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

PRODA Sc d6m pred dve-
ma roxy postaveny, hodici Sc
pro dve rodiny, je tam 8 svet-
mic, dive koupelny, vyhfevni
pee, skopky ma pradlo, sklep
pod celym domem, velky lot,
ulice dlazdena, da Sc pfi rych-
lem prodeji "a S6500. Dunn pro
dive rodihy, devet svetnic, kou-
pelna, 2 z6chody, skopky ma
'pradlo, elektrika, lot vzadu tro
chu do rokle, da Sc "a $1,000.
Dobre zarizeny grocerni OBJ
chod "a S1400. F. Haitian,
3642 E. 40 st. Tel. Union 453
l.. 6-24
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
PRODA Sc 80 akrn farma

PRODA Sc 80 akrn farma,
35 mil vychodne od Clevelan-
du. P6kny urodny pozemek a
pekny let. Stavby potfebujf
trochu opravy. Tato farma Sc
hodi znamenite pro mlekareni
neb chov drIbeze. Jest to do
bra -pfilezitost pro nekoho, kdo
81 chce pomoci k pekne a urod-
ne farme "a malo penez. Cena
$500. Vezmu mestsky MAZE
tex ma vymenu. Haste Sc u L.
Rericha, r. 5, Chardon, o.
Stop 50, Chardon kara. 6-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

~, ~ WV, W DC pI 1IiO0lAO, JCSe
pouhym snem. Pohledl ma ho-
diny. Byla pdlnoc.
Znenahla rozpomenul Sc ma
vse, co Sc minuleho vecera sta
10. Nebyl to tedy sen, re jeho
tajemstvi hrozi prozrazeni.
Pristoupil k oknu pohledl
do zahrady. Tam bylo ticho a
temno jako ' hrobe. Cely dunn
a vsecko okolni sousedstvi by
ly pohrouzeny v hluboky sen.
Vyhruzka tajuplneho star
ce velice znepokojovala mysl
Hectorovu. Die vseho vedel
mnohem vice, nez co povedel.
Byl to nebezpecny neprltel,
ktery Sc, jak Hector poznal,
nezalekl ami namireneho re-
volveru.
Manzel Joinicy prochazel Sc
komnatou a premital sve ta-
korka beznadejne situaci. Je-
dina vec mohla by no zachra-
nit, kdyby Sc mu totiz poda-
rilo zniciti vsechny stopy skut-
ku sveho.
Ale jakym 9pdsobem by to
mel vykonati?
"Nejlepe by bylo,' tax pre-
initial, "kdybych jeste dnes V
noci vyhrabal telo sveho dite-
te, male Yvony a hodil je do
Seiny. Ami ma chvili nepolekal
Sc teto myslenky, re by dite .je
no nemelo vlastniho hrobu sve-
no.
Slo mu jen to, ably posled-
nj dukaz jeho Zlocinu zmizel,
nebot' pax mohl smele popfrati
vSelikou vinu a vynlouvati Sc;
re nepratele jeho Sc proti ne
mu spikli aneb re nejaka rota
Iloupezna chce Sc ma mem do
pustiti vydirani. Kojna Anna
Bordierova, no neprozradi a
tvrzenf jakehosi star6ho tlacha
La neb zatvrzel6ho zlocince o
| vymene dftek nikdo neuveri.
80 ia neisem jeste malomo-
cny, jeste sc dovedu sama Sc
be zastati y pokracoval de
Mauveras V tiche sve samomlu-
I've obuv 81 strevice, chtel Wy
Ij1ti ma chodbu. Vratil sc vSak
ieste a vstrcil do kapsy revol-
yer, kterym vecer ohrozoval
Anselma. Ma to- otevrel poti-
chu dvere.
V dome bylo uplne ticho
| Hector zastavil Sc u dvefi loz-
nice sve zeny a pocal naslou'
chat. VSe bylo tam tiche. Pri'
tiskl oci sve ku skuline V Zam
ku, ably sc presvedtil, je-li
Iloznici ssetlo cili mic. Bylo tan
temno. Zdalo Sc, re Joinic spi
Ostatne mela okna do ulice {
nemohla by tudiz niceho pozo
rovati, co by Sc dalo zahra
de. TO jej uspokojilo a s vets
, liz smelosti sestupoval pc
schodech.
Jako zlodej plizil Sc ke kol
ne, We ktere bylo ukryto "a
hradnicke ndradi. Doufal, z
najde tam lopatu, rye a nejak,
kos, do nehoz by mrtve tel
dcerusky sve vlozil. Kos b.
pax naplnil kamenim, dones
| by no ma blizky most a hodi
/ do vody - vec byla skonce
0 ma.
Skutecne nalezl vse, echo
/. pral, special k Zndmemu M
: stu, kdez Sc ihned dal do pr
0 |serne prace. Mesic chvilemi V
O plul oblak a Ease sc "a n
schoval. Hector pracoval us
lovne. Jiz stal po kolena V j;
l. me a vyhazoval ceTstvou ze1
it Ina kraj, ably pax rychlell m'
e hi iamu zasypat. Pot Sc 2 ~
. no jen Ill, &C V zahrade VI
svezi vitr. Kdyz ma dne Jam
l. objevil Sc billy uzel, Y nemz b,
10 telo male Yvony pohrben
4 prOhu6il Sp manZolu J0lnl(
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
PRODAS Sc.

PROC PLATIT najem, kdyz
mIzete byti We SVEN. Prave
jsme vystaveli diva domy, dvou-
rodinne A pokojich S koupel-
nou, 2 fernesy (Combination) !,
2 kirby pro dolejsek a nahore,
vsechno zvelebeni velkym To-
tenn ma Z. l3O ul. Prodaji Sc Ia
mirnou cenu, c6stka hotove, O.
statni ma mesicni splatky. Biz
81 sdeli L. Sanda, 3175 E. 116
St.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

PRODA Sc silny kreicovsky
sici stroj, velmi dobry, t6z ka-
minka ma ohrivani zehlicek,
mensi housle a hodiny, vse "a
levnou cenu. Haste Sc V Cisle
2605 Mantclair S. w. "a brook
lynskymi vozovkami. 6-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
PRODA Sc moderni 1-rod,

PRCDA Sc moderni 1-rod.
dunn blize Warner Rd. Jsou
tam vSechna zvelebeni a dunn
jest prazdny, takze Sc muzete
ihned stehovati. Cena $4,000.
Zadi Sc hotove $4,000 ostat-
nj IA mirne splatky. Haste Sc
u L. Rericha, r. 5, Chardon O.,
Stop 35, Chardon Car. 6-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

PRODA Sc prave dohotove-
ny dun, n6mz je vSe smoder-
ne zaTizeno. Naleza sc ma E.
108 ul. cislo 1878. Haste sc v
els. 5014 Fleet Ave. 6-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE dunn
V nemz jest obchodni mlsto
pro jakykoli obchod. Dole isou
2 pokoje a nahore ctyfi kou-
pelnou. Lot je 40 pri 16O str.
Sc V elsie 1904 E. 40 ul.
6-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
PRfJMOU Sc masinafky

divky ma ruku zehlic. Haste
Sc u j. Mezery, $3.50 Gable A
We. 6-19
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

PRODA Sc dunn pro dv6 ro-
diny, A sv6tnice dole a Gtyri
nahofe, 2 koupelny, lot je 40
pTi $50 str. Cena $4,000. Hoto-
We $4,000, ostatni ma splatky.
Haste Sc V elsie 9005 Beck
man Ave. 6-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
PRONAJME Sc.

PRONAJME Sc byt o A svet
niclch S koupelnou, vse zarize-
no. Haste Sc V elsie 1850
Coath Ave-, blize Corlett sko-
ly a Union kary. 6-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
CERNY KRlz
ROMAN.
Napsal Jules deGastine, francny pTel V. Kucinsky.
ROMAN.

takove rozcileni, re uchopiv re
volver, ktery k Will bezpecno-
sti obydli mel stale ma stole,
byl by bez mala ma vetrelcs
vystrelil. Jen Zakrocenl joint
cy tomu zabranilo.
Po nekolik vterin pohlizeli
protivnfci vyhrdzne ma sebe, a.
niz by byl nekdo z Mich pro-
mluvil.
"Kde jest tento starec?
Proc sem pfisel? Jak Sc sem
dostal? Co chce?" premital
Hector stezi potlacuje novy
vybuch vzteklosti zvolal:
Dam vas zavfiti jako zlo-
d6je, jako lupice, rozumite.
Zavolam policii. Wy jste Sc po-
taji vedral do meho domu! Ne
znam vas! Nechci vas znat!
Jdete pryc, pryc odtud, at
vas ami okamzik dele nevidim"
a velitelskym posunkem uka-
zal de Mauveras ma dvere.
Anselm obratil sc ke dve-
rim, ale toliko "a tim ucelem,
ably je "a sebou zavrel a pax
pokrociv k mistu, kde Hector
stal, pravil S uplnou chladno-
krevnosti:
"Nepujdu odtud, pane -"
"A Wy pujdete hned," "a
rval Hector a sahal znoya po
zbrani.
Joinic opet vstoupila mezi
oba protivniky.
"Nepujdu odtud drive, do
kud nevyslechnete vSe, co chci
. a co vam muslin rici, DEF Sc co
dej."
"Jakym prave mjste Sc sem
vplizil a jakym pravem chcete
mi vykladati zde nejake W.
mysIy?"
"UslySite to lined"
"Nuze, tedy mluvte, ale ry-
chile" zasycel Hector, skfipaje
zuby.
"Vy nevite, kdo jsem," po-
kracoval Anselm.
"A nechci to vedet a jdete
jiz odtud !" zuril znova Hector
de Mauveras.
"Muslm sc vam predstaviti
ia kradu deti.' Hector de Mau
veras sc zachvel ma celem t6-
lie a starec jizliv6 Sc usmivaje je
pokracoval:
"Ano, to jest me zamestnani
Ukradl jsem dite, Marusku
Vernonovu. Neptejte Sc proc
"A dlte to bylo yam prodano.
ITO jest opet ten d'abelskl
vymysl!" zachechtal Sc de Mat
veras, jenz marn6 Sc namdhal
ably premohl sve rozcileni.
Mem to vymysl, nybrz sva
ia pravda," klidne dotvrzova
Anselm.
"Mlcte!" zahrimal de Mau
veras. "ja nekoupil zadne di
t6. Nam sam dceru zapsanol
do matriky pod jmenem Yvo
ny! To jest vsem znamo."
"Neni pravda, re dite, kter
mate V Poissy, jest ditetem va
sim, neni to zadna Yvona, ny
brz Maruska, dcera Gabriel
Vernona a zeny jeho Amelie
.Unesl jsem il cd mich v Estam
pcsu, - "a jakym ucelem, tc
no vam nepovfm. Potom byl
odevzdana pomocnici ku pore
du Hotenseove, ktera bydlil
ma Montmartru a tato par
Hortenseova prodala dite ps
nu Hectoru de Mauveras. MI
zete toto faktum popriti?"
Zurivy vykrik, jako rev +;
meme zvere, vydral Sc z prso
Iectora de Mauvoras. Zvet
nuv ODE pesti cht6l Sc vrhnol
Ii Ma Anselma, ale Kid sta
cuv jej zarazil.
Ano, poplrdm, popird
vse," yzkrikl po chvili, nep
ha vztekem popadnouti dech
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

PRODA Sc dunn 7 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 E. 106 st.
q Union Ave. 6-21
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19
"a kdo byl ten pomocnik. "

"Prived'te no sem, at mne
to dokaze!'' velel Hector de
Mauveras, dobre veda, re omen
Marchan pro vrazdu ma Hor-
tenseove spachanou byl popra-
ven.
"Marchan neni vice mezi Ii
vymi," pravil Anselm.
"a takovymi svedky Wy chce
te dosvedciti lez svou?" "a
chechtal sc Mauveras.
Pane, bojte Sc Boha, co
mluvim neni lez, ale Wy lzete !"
namitl starec.
Spasna myslenka kmitla Sc
mozkem Hectora de Mauveras.
"Nyni jiz vim, oc vam jde!"
pravil. Vymyslil jste 81 velikou,
uzasnou lez, zblaznil jste il
mou chot'. A vite proc? Ably
ste ma mne vynutili penfze. Ko-
lik chcete, abych yam dal, mluv
te, kolik?"
Pane, timto uskokem 81 ne
pomuzete," namitl Anselm, po
chopiv, re de Mauveras reci
svou chce Joinicu pTesvedciti o
nepravdivosti obzaloby.
"A take YAM neradim," pre-
rusil jej rychle Hector, "aby-
ste neco n9 mne chteli vynuti-
ii. To mHe Spatne znate. Ami
centimu yam nedam!
"Dovolte, pane, abych ="
chtel jej prerusiti starec.
Ale Hector hled6 koristiti z
domnale pfiznive situace, KITE
rou 81 upravil, zahrmel:
"A ted vam radim, abyste
Sc odtud ihned klidil, nechcete
Ii, abych vas zabil jake psa.
"Dobra, odv6til klidne An
selm, jenz byl Ease jiz uplne
klidnym, "odejdu, ale Ultra po-
dam ma vas zalobu! u vas bu-
Gle vykonana prohlidka a mole
obvin6ni bude potvrzeno, az
re zeme bude vykopana mrt.
vola.
/ "Jaka mrtvola?"
"Mrtvola vasi dcery."
"Muj Boze!' vzkrikla Joi-
mic, obracejic Sc k svemu man.
zelu. "Moje Yvona tedy prece
zemfela. O proc isl mi to "a
tajil?"
: "Ty veriS slovum tohoto 81
leneho zlocince, ktery Sc zdt
| objevil S umyslem, ably nnt
postraSil vymamil ma mnt
Velkou sumu peneZ? Ostatn(
on nebude jiz dlouho rozsiro
vat ten hanebny klep, nebot
ia =
Hector vztahl ruku po revol
, veru, ale &C pohyb jeho ruk.
byl velmi rychly, pfece jej An
: selm zpozoroval a nez Mauve
| ras namifil, starec jiz zmizel
LIV.
Hector de Mauveras odeSe
1 Z komnaty nepromluviv chot
= svoii jiz ami slova. Jemu zdal
Sc, ze mu mock chce puknoU
{ ii. Nohy mu vypovidaly sluzbt
: Bylo po vsem! Byl ztracen! Je
: no zlocin bude odhalen. Jeh
a reputace, jeho dobre jmen
}. jeho zamoznost je to tam.
l. CO 2 neho bude?
J Joinic mu jiz neuveri. V srC
a ci jejim jest vzbuzen poe
J. |hruzy a pohrdani. Vsichni
a odvrati cd nehO. Bude to hro.
II ny skandal.
l. A pax mu bude hrozit hal
l. ba, kaznice!
To jsou nasledky jeho sku
\ XII!
u Marchan no zradil We civ
ILL, kdyz polozil hlavu pod S
l. keru guillotiny,
r De MauveraS byl schvacen
drcen. Nesvleknuv Sc poloz
m Sc ma postel usnul tezky
o. Snem. Zdalo Sc mu. ze do ]
u. 10 domu nahrnuli Sc policej
i II- ..~:s..I ,>,n l,,,,,a ~, "a 1Ay II N
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-19

PRIJMOU Sc hned tri uni
owl nateraci pri dobrem platu
a stale praci. Haste sc u FIR.
Houdek, 71O3 Union av. !?
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-05-01
Finest on the clob.

II. sae confidence inspired Nv -.
Ass j ~, 'ae Department and its agents
loui'i,,..a s !! sventuated in giving to
,sms '4aa the finest and the largest
sAelsr reserve on the globe. Here,
sDscis. : J, nom the fire of the hunter
isass ss q birds and animals that were
ger !, -. point where there was dan.
thri,sd =. 'aeir utter extinction have
served = qua Increased, and win be pre-,
aeys, ~. y a pOsterity that otherwise
~. YOU'D have known them.
nous n preserve is the site OF the ia
ss,. asll Hole wild goose hank ~
= geese from an over the
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1920-05-01
LITTLE GIRL RUN OVER
BY LOADED WAGON
Injuries at First Thought Fatal but
Patent is Recovering.

Catching a ride as they term il
in kid" language, came very neal
proving fatal for little Miss EtheI
LouViere, the eight year old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. E Louviere last
Thursday afternoon, when she acct
dentally fell beneath the rolling wheel
Of loaded wagon.
With a number of other children the
little girl was returning home from
school, walking along the gravel road
just west of town. They hailed a col
Ored man passing with load of feed
and climb on top Of the sacks to ride.
In some manner the little LOuviere
girl fell from the wagon, its rear wheel
passing over her body. Stunned by the
fall and suffering intense pain from
the injuries she was picked up and
rushed to her home, where medical
examination determined that her right
lung was quite seriously injured. It
is now believed that she will fully re
cover.
The accident happened in front of
the R. F. Weichert home. 1t is said
that no blame attaches to the coIored
man who was driving the wagon, as
he undertook to persuade the children
not to ride on his wagon.