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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
THREE SURVIVORS
VAN DR|EL CREW
REACH ST. JOHNS

st. Johns, \. T., December s1.--The
three men who stood by their ship. the
Belgian steamer Atom Van Driel. after
she struck the docks at st. Shots, in a
storm Sunday night, while IS fellow
members of the crew lost their lives
when they abandoned her, were brought
here today by the steamer Ingraham.
their vessel in heavy seas and huVi-
cane. with snow under the >beetling
bluffs of st. Mary's bay, had rescued
the survivors from the bridge of the
Anton Van Driel. where they had been
held prisoners 56 hours by the combers
which broke over their refuge
The men saved were; Second officer
David Ploegg; Matthias Bredius, a
stoker. both of Rotterdam, and Karl
Mihel, German. who was being re-
patriated from an internment camp in
Canada. Their story of their exper-
fence differed greatly with what the
fisher folk of st. shotts, helpless TO aid
in the stormy conditions, thought the
sailors lot
They said they had made themselves
comfortable in the wheel house on the
bridge, lighting oil stoves, aud resting
on bedding brought from the cabin.
with plenty of food. while they waited
for some one TO come to their assist
ance. The boat containing the IS other
members of the crew, they said. was
not seen after it pushed off from tho
side of the ship.
After the Anton Van Driel struck
Sunday night. the survivors said, the
crew decided that it was best to leave
the vessel and seek safety on shore.
The captain, agreeing with them.
nevertheless gave permission to those
who wished to remain on board Sec
oud Officer Ploegg and Bredius, they
said, then climbed from the boat back
to the ship.
In the engine room they discovered
Mihel warming himself in front of the
fires. The German had made no effort
to get into the boat, having been sea-
sick during the storm which preceded
the Van Drieps wreck. The men
Joined forces to make themselves com
Portable on the bridge.
The natives at ST. Shotts today took
further steps to recover the bodies of
the victims of the wreck, which were
washing about in the cove there with a
hurricane raging.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
Virginia League May
Take in Two More Cubs

y
Richmond, Va, December 31.--In the
event the Virginia league fulfills its
plans for an eight-club circuit next
year it will have exclusive right to the
Rocky Mount and Wilson territory, un-
der the rules laid down by the National
association.
Secretary Farrell of the National as
sociation has just advised President
Bradley that the Rocky Mount and
Wilson territories would be reserved
for the Virginia league.
The Virginia league directors will
meet Monday in Newport News to com :
plete preliminaries and definitely ar
range for the 1920 campaign.
Business men of both towns have no
titled officials here they are ready to
put up their $4,000 guarantee as soon as
demands are made
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
Heydler Suggests a
POstpOncment of Meeting

New York. December 31.--John Heyd-
Ter. president of the National league
today suggested to Ban Johnson. presi'
dent of the American league, that the
annual meeting of the national com
mission. scheduled for next Monday ir
Cincinnati. be postponed. Heydier ad-
vised Johnson that 1t would be impos-
sible for him to be in Cincinnati net
Monday because of personal business
The date Of the annual meeting OF
the national commission is fixed in the
national agreement as the first Monday
in January when the two major league
presidents shall get together and elect
chairman. Heydler suggested that
this meeting be held at the same time
that the joint schedule committee
meeting is held.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
PALE, ANEM|C
GIRLS NEED A
BLOOD TONIC
Pepto- Mangan Enriches and
Builds Up the Blood
Pallor, Headaches and Short
ness of Breath Disappear
o-Mangan Sold in Liquid
and Tablet Form

Why should any girl or young woman con.
tinue to have a pale. sallow complexion and
a listless. rundown system devoid OF energy
and vitality
Such young folks are continually un-
happy and detected simply because they ae-
cept such condition as their misfortune,
and envy their friends who are in the bloom
Of health and enjoying all the good things
of life.
II such young women would realize that
their anemic condition is probably due TO
thin. impoverished blood. which could easily
be enriched by GUIDES Pepto- Mangan. how
much happier and attractive they would be.
Guides Pepto-Mansan is safe. bene-
fetal and pleasant tonic for anyone suffer-
ing from any dfrment caused by poor blood.
II taken regularly for few weeks it will
enrich the blood with thousands Of the
healthy red-blood cells that are needed to
carry nourishment to every part Of the
body.
Pepto- Mar.gan is sold in both LIQUID and
tablet FORM Both contain the same medici-
nal ingredients.
Buy Pepto- Mangan at your druggists.
Be sure the name Guides" is on the pack
age. Without Guides" it is not Pepto-
Mangan.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
B. A. c. CAGE TEAM
MEETS |. A. c. FRIDAY
Illinois Quintet Expected to
Put Up a Good
Fight

Friday evening, January 2. the b.
4. c. basketball team will take on the
fast Illinois Athletic club quintet. in
the second game of the season. The 1.
A. c. bunch is exceptionally fast and
aggressive. and Coach Hutsell is ex-
pecting hard game for his proteges.
In the game with Vanderbilt, Hutsell
was able to get line on his players.
Although they were defeated, the club
hers put up. Almighty good scrap, and
kept vandy fighting all the time.
MCGOWAN. Moughon and Sotock
showed up well as forwards Chile
Chisholm was not given the chance TIC
show what he can do. but Coach Hut
sell will undoubtedly give him tria
IN tonacrrow's game. Moughon made
several nice shots for goals. while Cap
tain MCGOWAN showed UP equally a.
well. Sotock looked good at long dts
lance shots.
Hobo" Baker performed excellently
atscenter. and vas tower of strength
against yandy. Clay Nelson started NJ
Ccnter.. and played a good game Until
he was taken out TO give Baker :
chance
Fink Gillian played an excellent
game at guard, and was a stumbling
block in the path OF fferfoss Cody and
other Nandy basketeers. Latham held
down his guard nicely. Lowman and
Laughlinhouse also showed that they
had the stuff, when they were put in in
the second half.
All in all, Coach HutseH will have a
lob picking his varsity He has so
many good players that II is a task
picking the best of the bunch
Tickets for the game tomorrow
night are on sale now. and from all
indications, the club will have a crowd
ed houes present. The. tickets are go
ing like wildfire, states Secretary
Woodruff Of the 3. A. C.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
Central Cage Team to
Play Alumni Today

The Central High school basket
ball team Will meet . team com
POSED Of thk school alumni. now ~
Alabama. this afternoon. In the
rymnasfum u the BiYnlnshan Ath-
letic club. soae good men have
been picked fPea the alumni, and >
thrilling EaBe can he expected.
Coach B1rbage has gotten to-
sether quite an segregation. bujlf
up around = few old men from last
years squad. Hts team II fast and
aggressive. and sheuld he coafend-
~r fer the state title this year. Some
fime next week Central will meet
Dora Nigh, = fast, hard playing
quintet. Teaay's contest will begin
ut as3o o'clock.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
REALTY TRANSFERS

The following realty transfers were re-
corded in the probate court yesterday
$50 Sarah Ca,kins and husband to
Laura Cuydam, lot II in Clarmont
Place.
s406o-AIrs. Claude Coleman to George
II. Harrison. lot in Silver Meade.
S2300-Ala bama Home Building and Loan
association to r. f. Morris. lot in block
8 of I.nsiey Land company's seventh
addition to fnsey.
s2250-Kate b. Williams to A. J. Ozanne,
-iot is. in block 81, of West End Land
companys survey.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
NEW YORK YANKEES
RELEASE PLAYERS

New York, December 31.-The New
York American league club announced
today the release OF the following play
ers: Pitchers Cliff Marklc, Luther Nell
son and Paul Carpenter, to the Toledo
club of the American association
Pitcher Alexander Ferguson, to thu
Jersey City club Of the International
league; Pitcher A. C. Bance, to the Sac
sramento club of the Pacific Coast
league; Outfielder Everett Bankston. Il
the Dallas club Of the Texas league, and
Outfielder Curtis Walker, to the Au-
gusta club of the South Atlantic league
or these players only Nelson. Carpenter,
walker and Ferguson were with tho
New York club in 1918.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
PADDY" Livingston to
Coach Athletic Batteries

Boston, December 31-The engage.
ment of Paddy Livingston, battery
coach for the Philadelphia Athletics
last season, in similar capacity by the
Boston Red Sox. was announced to-
day The Red Sox also have signed
Hillar, an infielder of Portsmouth, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
Shrewsbury Racing
Season Comes to End

New Orleans. December 3t-The fall
racing season at Shrewsbury. jefferson
Parish, came to an end today. Racing
viii be resumed tomorrow al the Fair
Grounds track under the auspices OF
the Business Mems Racing association
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
Is Sailors Arrested

Mobile December 31.-Thirteen mem
hers of the crew of the steamer Coosa,
plying between Mobile and Cuban ports,
were arrested in raid by sheriff S forces
today. They are held on charge OF
importing liquor. One hundred quarts Of
iuuor were seized.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
Birmingham, Still Holds
$40, 600, 900 In Liberty
Bonds, Declare Brokers
Estimated That individuals Have Disposed of S5,O0OOOO
During Year-People Investing in Industrial Securl-
tes-Coal and Pig Iron Production for 1919
Shows Decrease-Other Industries Increase

Birmingham and Jefferson county creditors OF the ted
era the of almost according
to estimates made by securities brokers yesterday
five Liberty Bond S4287 800 sold in Br
mngham and jefferson county, and S200O0OO OF War
Savings Stamps purchasehere since they put
sale at the beginning of 1875 That makes total OF approx
inatey S45 900 900 in both securities
sold about s5000000
holdings
TO
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
BOTH AMENDMENTS
CARRY IN ETOWAH

| Gsdsden, December 31.-(Special.) THE
| official vote in Etowah county on the poll
, tax amer dment was 715 for and 23i
against On the home rule amend
| mcnt, 500 for $40 against. Seven beats
! in the county did not hold elections.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01

The Wy'am and Ensley soccer foot
ball teams meet this afternoon at :
o'clock on the Ensley field, to play off
a game postponed from a previous date
The game will be played in 4o-minute
halves.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01
New Clearing Record

BY NssooIattH Prtss
Atlanta December 3l-Bank clearugs
in Atlanta for 1919 We're SO, 200, 1856 3T g.,
a new record and gain OF 1851 no, 29S 81
ct err 1918. it was announced TO-DAY.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01

according TO weekly reports made q
the Alabama Coal Operators associa-
tion. the total possibly not exceeding
l5.000.0o0 tons by more than 100000 or
100000 tons.
. The output by months, according to
these reports. was:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01

porations and interest On Liberty bond
falling due in January, and bonds, OF
Industrial, railroad and other utilities
corporations shortly after the first of
the month";
COAL PRODUCTION DECREASES
Coal production in Alabama in 1919
fell below that of any year since 1911,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1920-01-01

Industrial securities have been pur-
chased in large quantities by Birming
ham people during the last few months,
sales in October, November and De-
cember being unusually heavy, with
indications of still heavier purchases
in January, following the payment OF
dividends by the banks and other corr
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19

Rikaya sc, ze neSteSu i do
hrc poselstvi nikdy ncpiichazi
samo. Pokud Sc tycc druhc ca
sti tohoto prislovi, mel dokto,'
Ncrniattc zahy pi'ilczitost pre-
Svcdtiti Sc o jcho pravdivoSti
Iva dnN 90 Svc naNStcvc pro
GIcval vc svc praeovnc, zamcst
nan .jsa pirpravami k expert
mentu. ktcry ieSt6 tehoz vecc
IN na icdnc ncmocne mel bTti
provcden. Jako obyceinS, uva-
Zoval tcntokrate 0 v6ci velmi
zralc a udclova! tajemnikovi
rozkazy, kdyz mu nahle bylo
SIclcno, zc nckdo chcc MIN
mIuviti.
"Prosim, nccht vstoupi", Wy
zval doktor.
Nekolk okamziku po te we
sci do pracovny lekafovy pan
v.elegantnim cernem oblcku.
Doktor pohled6l mu bystfe V
tvai', abv Sc prcsv6dcil, zna-li
iei. Pamet' pro fysiognomie by
la u neho Velice vyvinuta. A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19
SirotkOva vina.
ROMAN =
Napsal Paul Rouget. Prelozil "A. II.

"Mluvte, odpovim milera-
da".
"Jest to pravda, re kratce
pred tim dnem, kdy silenstvi u
pani Vernierove propuklo, ode
nral sc nocni vyjev, pi'i ktefem
iste vzala vinu tety ma sebe,
ktera v nepfitomnosti sveho
manzela prijala II sebe cizlho
muze?"
"Je to pravda'.
"Byla byste tax laskava ficl
mi, CO sc nasledkem toho sta
lo?"
Johana nemela dele pricin,
ably zachovavala mlceni. w
rrayovala tcdy psychlatrovi
vse. co Sc cd osudne noci uda-
lo az k okamziku, kdy Helena,
chtic Sc sama re vseho obviniti,
,obestrena byla mrakotou silcn
stvl. Doktor vyzval il, ably ne
ktere jednotlivosti jeste po-
o~obneii vypovedela. Kdyz
siloncila,' pravil:
"Dekuii vam, milostiva -
vSccko, co jste mi sdelila, NIL
&c miti pro mne nedalekem
III okamziku nezmernou cenu.
Mole domnenky byly spravny
- nyni budu moci - jsem o
.Jm presvedCen - pokracovat
na zaklade uplnc znalosti vse-
no predchoziho".
Johana premitala 0 tom,
kdo asi dial lekari jeji adresU.
Ale dostalo sc il 0 tom vysvGt-
lcni jeste drive, nez sc ma to
ptala. Pravilt' il doktor Verni-'
alte. vstavaje k odchodu:
"Dlouho liz iscm po vas pa
tyal, milostiva, vsak bez w
sledku. Soudil isem, re jste
Pafizi a nekla NAL jsem Sc Il
rfiGine. Jak ale mozno V PaTi-
III nalezu nekoho, kdo sc skry-
Va, ncjsmc-li aspoh troehu pod
porovani nahodou? Pocal jsem
iiz pochybovati, re budu miti
uspech, kdyz jsem vcera vypra
vel jednomu Ze svych kolegl
piibehy pani Vernierove. Kdyz
jsem mu fekl, re vas snad nj
kdy nenaleznu, ukazalo Sc k
menu uzasu, ze omen kOlega
,asi adresu zna. A dial mi ji".
"Byl to doktor Lipray, Ze
ano?" ptala Sc Johana pohnu-
lynn hlasem.
"Tak jest. A nyni, milostiva,
rrosim, abyste vyhovela menu
rozvani. Jest mono, re vaSi
pomoci bude Saint Mandc
vcjmi zapotfebi".
"Jsem YAM k sluzbam".
INA shledanou, milostiv;i,
EejvfeleiSi dix.
Iklonil Sc zdvorile a vysel
Nyprovazen Johanou. Cestou
do ustavu, podepTen .isa o pol
star kotaru, prenatal slovutnv
psychiatr o vScch nitkach slo-
zite osnovy. ktere sc V rukou
jcho spradaly.
"Jcn toho taicmncho milcr-
c. kdybych jcStc mcl", uvazo-
val u scbc. "Nenalcznu-li jci,
budc vSecko namahani mar
ne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19

Anna Mikesova. predsedkyne,
Barbora Jettonicka, mistopr.,
Marie Haikova, tajemnice,
Kristina Huspaskova. ucetnice,
Marie Zemanova, pokladnice.
Ucetni vybor: Marie Rokusko-
va, katerina Svancarova.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19

Vybor majetku: Karolina Ry-
chlikova, Terezie Haasova.
Vsichni darci, kteri prispeli
k podniku tomuto V zajsnu to-
hoto lidumilneho Gcele, necht'
pTijmou vrele diky. O dalSl
pfizen prosi Y ucte Vybor.
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Prelozil a. H.

ramatovati, ze by byl tohoto
pfichoziho jiz nckdy spatril.
Hostova predcasne sestarla
llvaf prozrazovala zievne du-
sevni pevnost. kroN vsak byl
|tezky a unaveny.
"Cim vam mohu poslouziti,
panel" tazal Sc doktor Verni-
atte.
s'Nicim. Sluzbu prokazati pri'
chazim ia vam", znela dosti
Ecdivna odpoved'.
Mluvil vazne a zvoma a ne
kdy hlas jeho znel zlomene.
lekar nan pcvne Ziral; neroz-
umel mu.
"Radte Sc vyjadriti ponekud
urciteji", pravil.
! Timed, doktore. Jsem muz,
ktereho zajmu sve jedne pa
cientky usilovne hledate".
Rene Buell., vzkrikl bezde
Ky lekar.
"Ano, tyz".
"A, vite go
"Vim vSe. Je mi znamo, ze
chovate nadeji, vyleGiti z du-
Serni choroby zenu iiz po diva
tuky silenou, naleznete-li mne.
A tn jscm pokladal "a wee cti
a rovinnosti, vas navStiviti".
S uzasem patril doktor Ver-
matte ma tohoto podivneho, ne
oEratn6ho a jaksi rozpaciteho
v6ka, ktery ovsem jednanim
vzbuzoval vsecku uctu. Pon6-
hud Sc vzpamatovav, pozadal
4 ho,,a, abv Sc posadil. "A pfi tom
GOloz;l:
ba mate pravdu, pane, hle-
d;l lsem vas jiz dlouho".
A pax mu oznamil, co hodla
uciniti, prave jak to oznamll
! pr>d tim Johan6. Rene Buel
mlCky naslouchal. N6kdy zaiel
rukou k celu, jaSo by cht6l "a
plaSiti n6jakou bolest. Verni-
atte neodvratne jei pozoroval,
V duehu jsa rozradostnen, jak
rfiznivym Sc mu ukazal tento-
hl'ate osud.
go tedy mann ciniti, dokto-
req" tazal Sc Buel.
'0znamim YAM to dopodrob
IA. iak jen nadejde cas-. Bydli-
ta V Parizi?"
NE, iscm zdc jcn ma krat-
kou dobu".
"Tcdy Ease odcestujetc?"
1 'Vratim Sc k svemu plu-
hu".
COZ jste voiinem?"
TAX Jest; nalezim ciZinecke
legii jsem prave ma dovole-
nt".
Nastala kratka pomlcka; o.
blicej Verniattuv prozrazoval
rove pfekvapeni.
"V tom pripad6 musimc 81
roepiSiti", pravil.
4 pro scbc dolozil:
| "Ostatne = staci mi ien ne
holik dni".
Prcmltal okamzik a mluvii
pax, obracen k hostu:
"Dam YAM tcdy V tc pricine
asi Ia tydcn vcdcti. Pokus o.
non rpzhodn6 podnikncmc. A
nam pcvnc pfcsvcdccni,zc pru
bCh jcho mas uspokoii. - Ale
rekn6te mi We vsi duvernosti
- vitc precc, re je lekai yzdy
napolo zpovednikcm - paai
Nerniattova vas milovala pred
sym snatkem?"
E3hayc a zticha odyctil In.
l,onal-:
"Ano".
"V6del jsem to ---"
"Kdo yam to rekl. pane?''
"ickaf uhadne mnohdy lee
COS, aniz bv mu to p0trcboval
, nGkdo Tikati -"
/ "AvSak - rcetc mi, dokto-
re-, pravil nyni Bucl hIasem
rozcchvdlym, "iest pani Yer
inicrova zde?".
"OVsem, .iiz po diva roky".
1 "MuZ icii nGkdy ii nayStS-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19

Phi teto otazce bolestne my
slenky stridaly sc v dust legi-
| onarov6.
Helena je ted st'astna" !,
premital - "nuzc, proc ma
byti nasilne vyrvana tomuto mi
ru. ktery jeji tryzen nahle od-
stranil? Proc il vraceti rozum,
jestlize il tento rozum pfinese
pouze ltrapy?"
Verniatte, jak SC zdalo, Getl
V iieho mysienkach, nebot' pra
vii:
| "Rekl-li jsem, re naprosto
nylii netrpi, nevyjadiil jsem Sc
zcela spravne. Choromyslni
snEsli jinak nezli my - dplne
bczbolestni nejsou. Naopak, ne
schopnost, nemoci pojmouti
zdravou myslenku, stava Sc
Jim casio tryzni. Podporujte
nyni jen dilo dobre a prospes-
nee.
Zc sveho sedadla u okna po-
2oroyal legionar doktora. Po-
iennou obratil Sc name zrak je
he k oknu, ma nemz byl napjat
velice prusvitny muselin. Tou-
20 okenni tabuli bylo videti ven
do aleje, ktera Sc tahla upro-
sired ruzovych keru. kvetu svG
no jiz zbavenych. Oci Reneovy
pojednou nabyly vyrazu neo-
bycejne ztrnuleho a nepfitom
neho.
Lekar bezdeky byl nucen o.
hl'atiti pohled V tn stranu, kan
2iral ieho host. A tn pochopil
doktor Verniatte razem, co V
toto chvili Sc delo V dust legio
narove. Stromofadim kracela
volnym krokem mlada DANA
Falicc Stihleho vzrustu a kras-
nEct svetlych vlasu. Tvar iejl.
Eapadne sliGnou, bylo lie do
brc videti a dal Sc take rozpo-
Znati vyraz tezkomyslnosti,
lenz V rysech ieiich Sc jevil.
Legionaf byl mocne pohnut; !;
lice jeho zbledly, ruce Sc tTa-
sly ma cele vystoupily mu bo
hate krupeje potu. Verniatte
hledel nan pohnutim. NahIe
zarazila Sc Yskroku tez mlada
dana, alejf brochazejici. Jcli
zraky pozvedly Sc instinktivn4
K oknu, V nemz bylo ziiti muz-
skou tvar, ubledlou a strhanou.
Pcstoupila krok zpet, pax
81 pTejela rukou oci a zvlastni
'ehky vykrik Sc il vydral re
rtu. Ma to podivala Sc do okna
- ale nerekla mic. ncz modra-
W odraz oblohy cd skla. Doll-
Tor Verniatte byl totiz V tom
ckamziku uchopil Buela ia ra-
memo a odtahl jej rychle oI
okna, volaje:
"Dosti, pane - dosti pro
dneSek"
V duchu vsak byl potesen
tin, co videl a pohnutym hla-
sem pravil ku svemu navStev-
niku:
"Pfisaham vam, zc budete-
i jon ctit a zachovatc-li Sc,
lax YAM natidim, bude ia zc.
na IA nekolik dni vyhoiena".
RozruSen snaziI sc legionar
pohlednouti jeSte do zahradv.
Avsak Helena, ktera nanovo
upadla V puSty sen. jcnz il %
nckollk mesicu obklicovaI, ztrd
celia sc elm dale tim vice V dali
a konecnG zmizcla zrakum ie
he llplne. Buel zustal iestc ne
holik okamziku stati bczc s!o
- a nebyl by V tomto okamzi-
liu byval schopcn, mysIcnky
Svc uSporadati. Jcho srdcc BIZ
10; na cele vystupovaly mu
rerl've krupeje rotn. Y tom o.
kanzenl zaklepano bylo ma
overe kabinetu. Doktor Verni-
atte otevi'el - sekretar stal
pred MIN, nesmely a rozpacitJ.
"Chtel .isem prosit jcn o ne
bollk oba)ek Ma dopisy.", pra-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-19

We "sVETy PRINAsl UsPEC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-09
Thoughts for Today
Significance OF Mothers' Day.
BY w. ~. BICKERS.

Inc loyal sons and daughters OF devoted
mothers who have passed TO the Land OF
Never Wi:herirG Flowers" will wear white
rose on Mothers Day-Sunday, May 9-aud
camp aWhiie meath the willows on the sacred
~ sweet stream Memory The musical echoa.
OIL InotheF iullabys will ring sweeter In the
ear. and there will be fresh vision of tho
iittie truhdle bed Into which mothers loving
hahus shugiE tucked her loved ones. after tho
nightly now lay me" prayer Mt her knee
The affection for mothers yet on this side Of
tie great divide will he symbolized by the
wearing Of red rose. Mothers Day and its
embiems emoodies beautiful and helpful
sentiment, but the rose love-symbol should
betokcn consistent regard for mothers low
ing counsels. and for the peace and comfort OF
living mothers visit her and be her little bow
or girl again and nfuSc renewed fragrance
OF loves sweet hearthow into her life,
making tho decline towards Tho oveninp
shadows more fragrant Maybe, tho burrows
OF care mark her once smooth cheek and the
SHOWS or many winters have whtened her
crown; but tho eternal spring Of love for YOU
keeps young her heart.
That was beautiful and helpful net Of
Henry w. Grady, the busy public.sn,r,,.a ro
triot OF the sunny South. whose longing heart
led him to journey far to tho old homestead
that he might live over for n few dnv. tho
happy hours OF his boyhood with mother and
home. Flo said, Mother am a grown man
but l want to be n boy again now! Please
mother dear. fix me my chair at the table and
when bed time comes lot me lay my head in
your lap and lisp again the prayer epic YOU
taught me, and then tuck me away in nv hed
with the fond good night. my boy--ciod bloss
your" And she did!
II too remote from her abode to nav bcr
personal visit on Mothers Day, write mother
nower-letter or send her q flower telegram
OF sweet greeting. 1t might be we'll 10 snn.
plement the salute with material token.
And let the flower of veneration for IN.
motherhood OF our land bloom and blossom
afresh in orr hearts, as we unitedM "
All Hail Mothers. payi (. ~ : y ~