davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-02
XIV.

Clovak mGze vykonati mno-
ho v6ci, jen kdyz ma k tomu
pevnou a uprimnou Will, a. mu-
re byti pri tom spokojen a Ju-
lie cht6la byti spokojena. Ia
2adnou cenu nechtela byti pri-
tomna slavnosti snatku, chtela
odejiti z domu drive nez tento
vejde We skutek. Nikdo il ne
zrazoval, aby Sc neodebrala do
toho zireho sveta; okolnosti ma
sy6dcovaly k tomu, re by Jim
,byla daleko vice * nicemu"
(nezli drive.
Prani Terezy, aby obyvala
ten dunn sama, nem6lo byti Wy
! plneno. Drive nezli pan Kraut-
ner odhodlal Sc ku koupi domu
Cd slecny Riky. iiny kupec Sc
naSel a sice V osobe doktora
Roetggera; jemu nemohl nj
kdo poroucet, vzdor tomu, re
miloVal vrele svou nevestu, ably
vypovedel svou matku a tetu z
ieiich otcoySkeho domu -
"Drahousku muj", pravil
vazne k Tereze, "matka teta
budou bydleti pohromade do
le; matka We svych drivejsich
pokoiich a teta bude obyvatl
til polloje yedle me uradovny.
Dvere d6lici jedno obydli cd
| druheho budou zadelany. Ta-
| kovymto zpusobem bude teta
pro sebe sama moje pokoJe
t6z budou odd6leny. AVsak ma
hore V tech privetivych poko-
itch Stesti musi panovati zu-
stati povzdy nami. Tam bu
des vladnouti jako kralovna a
sice die vlastni vule. DoleJSek
1ustane tax jak byl".
! >Zadne prosby, zadne odpo-
rovani, zadne prekazky, a Te-
reza doufaia We sve vitezstvi
az bude po snatku. Nechtela
provesti svou zadost nyni, chte
la Gekati ma prihodnou dobu.
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE kras
ny, tezky, zlaceny ram Sc
sklem, velkosti 26x4S, poprsi
Bethovena, karpety a canning
na zavarovani a nakladani.
Haste Sc V els. 5614 Hamlet
Ave. nahore. GA
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Pan Krakora: "Cetl iste te-
dy tu knihu; "Jak Sc stanu
raznym?" Snad to pomohlo?"
Pan Backora: Il kdepak. .
Mojc stara j totiz taky cetla".
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PRONAJNiE Sc

PRONAJME Sc pekny byt
pro vetsi rodinu, elektrika,
plyn, tepla voda. Byt Sc naleza
v prvnim poschodi V dome els.
3737 Broadway, blizsi sc sdeli
|v elsie 1915 T.. So st. :?
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VYPRODAM cely sklad de-
chovych a smyccovych hudeb-
nich nastroju "a vyrobni cenu,
jahoz i vykladni skrin6 vse-
chno zarizenl. Haste So Y cis.
4Z48 Broadway. Tel. Union
967 w. Broadway 2S6 M. I
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Divka k niCerr,u
Roman cd w. Heimburga.
Pro "Domacnost' preozi JOS L. Voborsky.


ostrov byl temer cely pod vo-
dou. june pohlizela ma vsech-
no ;ako by Sc byla probudila
re sna, ten svezi zdravy
vzduch mocne pusobil ma jeji
.telo, ponevadz nebyla venku
;iz mnoho meslcu. Nahle muse
la Sc podepriti o kmen toho sill
neho orechoveho stromu. Jako
by pohlizela skrze husty zavoj,
piece vid6la tu trpytici Sc reku
V slunecnim sv6tle a vSechny ty
krasy probouzejici Sc prlrody.
Ma streSe Krautnerovy Willy
Iprave vztycili praporee. Julie
Ipohledla nan svym mdlym IRA
KEN, jak vese1e Vial tam naho-
| re! Nikdo il nerekl, avSak ona
sama vedeia, re byl vztycen "a
pritinou uvitani obyvatelu je-
no, dneSniho dne z jiznlch cest
Sc navrativsich.
Ostra bolest projela jeji srd-
ce. Vzpomn6la, re snad prave
rroto dnes neprisel Bedfich do
| lieii pokoje, aby nepozorovala
jeho radost.
Pritiskla ruku ma srdce, "a
t'ala sv6 zuby chv6jic Sc po-
| tacela Sc semo tam. Co chtela ?
VSe bylo V poradku - presved
q Sc zajiste o te spokojenosti,
O tom St6sti, jez TereZou no
ocekava Touzeny den, kdy bu
de moci opet byti tax cilou ia
tko drive, musi pfece prijit a o.
ma ocekavala uzdraveni sve ne
trp6live. PAX teprve mohla opu
slit ten dunn - Stati sc konec-
re samostatnou. Blahorecila V
duchu teto vzpomince, az bu-
de moci vyjiti 2 domu toho a
zavriti "a sebou dvere - snad
navzdy. @, jak krasny pTi-
Jenny musi byti ten vlastni
pribytek, to misto, kde je kaz-
dy srdeGn6 vitan, kde dli u
primna verna srdce, otevrene
InaruCe. iez blahoreGi cloveku,
ienz sdili MIN treba ten po-
Isledni drobet chleba. Jak spo-
kojeny, bezstarostny zivot mel
muz jako Frieder - ano, kde
Jest asi Frieder V tomto Okla
mziku?
Oznamil jednou V kratkem
dopisu tete sve, re jednotvarny
zivot zdejSiho vojska Sc mu zne
chutil a proto re pozadal "a
propuSteni a podal zadost za
ddstoinika nemeckem vojStt
v iizni Africe. Jakmile obdrz
sv6 potvrzeni, re lined pride
domu, ably Sc mohl rozloucitl
A tax Sc stale, re mezi vanot
mimi svatky a Novym roken
ztravil ctyriadvacet hodin |
; sve tety a pax odejel.
Julie nemohla Sc upamatoV;
: Il, iestli il tiskl ruku ma rozlou
: tenou, ponevadz horecka toht
:, tasu doStoupila toho nejhorsl
t ho stupne. AvSak Cd teto chvi
4 le byla teta Ri5a stisnena, ;
: veSkere myslenky soustredil,
}. sc ma vzdaleny ten kraj vSecl
a ny jeii modlitby byly "a ochr'
Inu jeii draheho SchoVance, kti
ry mel prilezitost kazde mlnu
( ty byt zavrazden divochy. N
!; kazdy spuSot vSe bylo die jeh'
lprani, vSe tax, iak 81 toho pre-
!, stavoval; opustil armadu jei
: proto, aby mohl ukaZat svou 81
: Ia a Schopnost We Vzdalenyc.
= zemich, a kdyz opustil dun
|. ienz byl jednou jeho domoven
. odesel S jedinym pozehnanir
sye tety = zanechav pouZe "a
:, : srdci te stare zeny
/! D0zv9del Sc o nevernosti I
=. rezy? Bylo to pticinou jeho n
= vratu do Evropy? 0 tom meme
. la Julie zadne ppv6domosti, I
l. ySak iedna wee byla docela ]
. stou 10 bylo, re jakozto st'as
n ny milenec nemel zadnho wi
: Stniho Zajmu nemecke AIR
ce. Ma kazdy spusob Julie M
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jej miluje. Unese svou mllen-
ku a pax zajist6 Kernadec, ably
zabranil skandalu, bude SOU
hlasiti s jejich shatkem.
Jednou spatril de Mauveras
stareho Kernadeca na ceste.
Starec odpocival, sede ma ka-
meni. u nohou jeho lezeli diva
velci psi. Zpozorovav, re pri-
blizuje Sc neznamy, Vstal Bre-
tonec a s tvari rozmrZelou ubi-
raj sc opacnou stranou. Ale
Hector zvolal ma n6ho:
pane, prosim ia rozmluvu
jen ma minutku."
"Co vam libo?" uSklibl Sc
starec..
"Chci S vami promluviti.'
80 Gem? Neznam vas"
"Jsem Hector Sichelles de
Mauveras."
WON Kernadec jen pohrda-
We pokrcil rameny a kr5cel da-
lie, ale Parizan jej dohonil a
pravil rozechven6:
"Prosim, abyste vyslechl, co
YAM rici chci. Spatril jsem
vasi dceru.'
Starec Sc zastavil a ma tvari
ieho Sc jevilo prekvapeni a
hn6y.
"Kde jste il spatril?" tazal
Sc.
"Vc chrame a to nekolikra-
te a byl isem vzdy prekVapen
a unesen ieji krasou.'
"Ah, pochopuji. Honite Sc
IA bohatym venem!' a stafec
zmeriv Parizana ironickym po
| hledem, obratil sc k n6mu "a
dy.
"Ah, ty starry d'able!" zabru
eel Hector, tvs sc osmelil mne
urazit? No pocket ! :. ia II "a
to dam lekci, ma kterou tai
snadno nezapomeneS."
V tyz vecer lod'ka Sc zasta-
/ villa Ease pod skalou. Pocas
bylo oSklive. Vitr val a chvile-
mi prSelo. Ale to HectOru ne
! prekazelo Joinic nemalo by
la prekVapena, kdyz spatfila
svetlo ma mori, ktere podel bre'
hu rychle Sc pribliaovalo.
Po nekolika minutdch zami
Ilovany slechtic jiz stal okna
balkonu.
"Snad jste myslila, re lsen
ochladnul We svych pocitech,
pravil. "ale mylila iste Sc. Ne
prestal jsem nlouzniti o vas
prisal jsem, abych Sc presved
Gil. zda-li Wy iste mi dosuC
stejn6 naklonena, 2da-li jst'
liz w Ike mne neochladla.'
"Toho nikdy nebude!" xiv,
odvetila mlada divka, podaVa
lie Hectoru de Mauveras OBJ
, ruce, ktere ON naruzive ziibal
~ tom prlpade muslte odtu'
a sice hned! Duverujte mi, mo
: ie miloVand Joinico; oStrazlt
vas snesu po spolehlivem Ian
a posadlm vas do lod ky.
, Divka mu neodpovldala !.
: Myslenka o uteku il do t
1 miry prekvapila, &c nemohl
pronest jedineho slova. Pouz
4 tvar jeji zbledla nerVosni
: chveni svedcilo 0 tom, Jak
: boi dusevni bojuje.
e "Tatinek :. co rekne tat
nek?" namitla Joinic, ale q
Mauveras il prerusil:
= "Vas otec jest muz neoblon
i ne povahy. Mluyil jsem min
|. ale poznal Jsem, ze Je Vas t.
! ran. Vyprost'te Sc vlady tyr'
n ma. Zachrante Sebe / mne a
tomu jest Jediny prostredek,
~ utek -. Ctec vas pax pr
q jde k rozumu a odpusti YAM
J. 80 to je tezka zkoUska. r.
. J5ii bych umrela.'
) "Tak umreme spolun' zVol
j dc Mauyeras: "sIySte iak y
chiice sluci. Lod ka nasa sn;
~ no sc muze roZbiti 0 Skalisl
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CERNY KRlz
ROMAN.
Napsal Jules deGastine, franciny prel V. Kucinsky


deli letela jemu vstric, byla
by jej nejradeji objala a poce-
lovala a jemu rekla, ze jej mi
luie vsemi silami duse sve.
Ale pojednou lod'ka zmize-
la pod skalou jeste nekollk
minut a bylo slyseti praskot Y
krovi, skripot, jako by nekdo
lezl DO skale, potom sc obJevl-
la muzska hlava mad skalou a
Septem pronesla:
"Nelekejte sc 49,. To Jsem
ia, Hector Mauveras.
XLIlI.
"On!" vydralo sc 2 prsou
mladG divky, ktera nesmirne
isouc polekdna odskocila cd
okna.
Ale Hector de Mauveras sko
KEN stal u okna, vysplhal Sc
ma ne a seskociv do loznice div
einy, objal il naruzive septa-
je:
"koneCne isem vas Spatrll a
mohu mluviti vaml :. . Jak
iste krasna, jak jste okouzluJi-
ell"
Vyrvala Sc 2 jeho objeti a
zadala iej, ably odeSel.
"Vy zadate, abych Sc VIDA
ill, abych odeSel, aniz bych
YAM rekl, re jsem do vas sile-
ne zamilovdn. Odvazel jsem n
vota, abych Sc dostal do vase
no nepristupneho zamku a
mann ted odejiti? o to Je od
vas ukrutne T.
ale otec Sc muze probudlt
a beda mn6 i yam, kdyby vas
zde zastal.'
"Touzim, abych no spatrll,
vrhu Sc mu k noham, rex
mu. ze nemohu bez vas ziti."
con vas nebude chtit sly
set"
"ProG?P
"Protoze Sc nechce ode mnt
odlouciti."
Gale w prece sc musite jec
nou provdati."
"Dokud otec bude ziv, niko
liv. On by byl to zabiti vas
j mne =. Odejdete, prosln
vas"
"Nebojte sc =. Dovedl bycl
obhaiiti vas i sabe. Ale dosu'
neVim, zda-li Wy mne mllule
tie. Kdybych to vedel -
"Co byste utinil?'
Wal bych vas do naruci
spustil bych Sc $ v5mi Sc skaly
pod niz mas lod'ka ocekaVa
slaVili bychom snatek a pax b,
YAM otec zajiste odpustil.'
90 nikolivl Proklel by mn
prokleti otcovo tizilo by mn
az do smrti."
"SloVa tato dokazuji, Z
mne nemilujete. OvSam, co }
vam do utrap ciziho cloVeki
ktery vas az do smrti mlluJe !.
Coz Wy myslite, re vas M
milun?" sotva slySitelnym hlf
sem pronesla Joinic a zardel
Sc.
"Ny mne mate rada? q Jak
stesti, Ted zachranim vas oC
tud, dej Sc co del a prlsahal
YAM, ze vas uciniu ST astnou.
Joinic jsouc uplne omamen
naslouchala leho ohnivym sl'
yum lasky a zdalo Sc j, ze pl
da pod nj Sc chyeje. konecr
zaseptala:
"Odejdete jiz, odejdete!
Hector il pevne pfitiskl k $
be, polibil il ma usta a zmlz
praye tax rychle lak Sc Obey
Divka stojic ma balkone sled
vala odchod jeho busenl
Srdca a $eptala:
"Hoapodinc zachran ho!'
Zatlm Hector sc spuStll
skaly a bro lod' ka jeho odr
lila od brehu a koiGbala Sc
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jeny st astny budouci zivot. Vi
t6zne potlaciia slova varujici:
"Rekni mu, re prave nyni stala
Sc nevernou jinemu".
Pohnutka, jez il nutila k od-
haleni karakteru Terezy, ne
zdala Sc il byti dosti uprimnou.
Ano, ona byla jeho sestrou! A
vsak nebyla nic vice nezli div
ka, ktera jej milovala, ktera
jej milovala made vSe; to ne
bylo jen pohnutkou starati Sc 0
jeho blaho, nybrz byla to po-
hnutka jeji utrpeni; utrpeni
palcive zarlivosti.
Byla tax zamlcena, kdyz Sc
daval u jeji postele V minulych
dnech, kdy Sc poGinala probi-
rati ze sve nemoci, kdyz dy-
chtivym utrpnym pohledem
drzel jeji chv6jici Sc ruce; "a
mlcena, kdyz il pani Roettgero
va sd6lila, re doktoruv shatek
bude okamzite oZnamen, jak-
mile sc Tereza navrati. Nepro-
mluvila ami slova. "Divka, KITE
Irou mil9jes, Jest neverna, ne
verna v tech nejhlubSich utro-
bach sveho srdcel Prijima t6
jake BY ma sebe oblekla novy
sat - pon6vadz jest to mo-
dou!"
ZavTela oci jako by spala, a
by primela no, ably odeSel, ably
nemusela pohlizet ma ten dra-
re milovany oblicej.
Bylo skoro zazrakem, re Sc
"a takovych vnitrnich bojG VII
bee pozdravila, re opetne mo-
hla ma cerstvy vzduch a slunce,
re vid6la tn kCrouhev TAX vese-
lie vlati. Julie pozorovala kaz-
dy pohyb te vlajky vlajici ma
hore tom svezim vzduchu, vi
| della dale, jak jen vetve stromu
dovoloValy, RUNE sluzebnictvo
prechazejici sem a tam pfi-
pevnujici mnozstvi krasnych
i. kvetin IA dvere; videla pani
Roettgerovou, jak osobne pfi-
nesla velky krasny kosicek kve
tsovy, jenz byl bezpochyby
Lrcen pro budouir Terezy.
Zvolna Sc vracela opet do do
mu, silly jeji byly vycerpany.
/ Jasn6 zvuky kostelniho zVon-
: ku zalehaly nyni k ieiimu slu-
, chu, jako w oznamovaly n6ja-
ky velky den, a prec ten zVuk
/ ieiich byl tax smutny, tax Ia
lostny.
Julie znala jiz tento zvuk =
: nejaky smrtelnik = aVsak
vysSi tiidy zajiste, bude ulozer
: + poslednimu odpoGinku.
l St6zi otevi Ella ty t6zke dubo.
/ ve dvefe a veSla do chodby
kdyz prave pani Nina Vstupo
4 vala druhe strany. Poslednej'
: 81 nezdala Sc povSimnouti 81 u
} hoh6 zmorene divky, nybrz sp(
: chala primo do kuchyn6 ozns
: movala sluzce Louise:
a "Mlady Norban ma dnes pc
Y hreb. O, boze, jen kdyby by
a naposled zanechal n6koho, a
a by sdedil ve8kere to bohatstVi
G nyni Ia star& matka ie tu sa
: motna i 5 tim velkym jmenlm. :
a "Ano, ano!" brucela Louisa
0 "kdyby slecna Julie byla 81 h'
d vzala, jak bohatou Vdovou mo
n hla nyni byti a jak krasne mo
! hla uzivati tento svet - a c,
h ma nyni?"
/, Julie Sc usmivala vystupuji
l, zvolna po schodech. Ano, c.
n ma nynl? Niteho, docela nice
II no. A pfec - prec mela Jest
sebe a presy6dteni, ze jednali
e. spravn6, a pax mela syuj bo
a pro nej.
) Julie poprve neridela Bedri
\ cha cel% den. Postal il nekoG
i oranzu a knihu. Musi mu pre-
st minouti, re nepriSel dnes, melt
a velmi mnoho prace.
i Usedla 81 k oknu s pohlizel
E ma reku, pocitala plovouci lod
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ZDA-Ll CflCETE yrodat ne,
bo koupit farnu nebo Jakyko-
Ilv mestsky majetek, obrat't 'te
Sc na spolehiiveho Jednatele
Vac. Ungra, 1921 Central Ave.
Tel. Frinct. 2971 w. Obydli
tis. 1856 Z. II ST., Tel. Princt.
1866 w. ]
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NASLA Sc penezenka blize
Switch Union kary, mezi 10
hodinou minulou sobotu. Hla-
ste Sc V elsie 1885 Solon Ave.
6-2
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VELKA LACE, kraSny bun
galow, novy o 5 pokojich, pou-
re "a $4,000, nal6za Sc V Miles
Height Allotmentu. Prodam
pekny dunn o 6 svetnicich, kou-
pelna, elektrika, velky lot ma
Z. 106 ul. z Union. Haste Sc
Y els. 1853 E. 1906 ul. Vezmete
Union karu. GA
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NOVY JEDNORODINNY

DUN o sesti pokojich koupel
nou a Sc vSim zariZenim jest
hotov k nastehovani. Prijd'te
81 iej prohlednouti. Podminky
vyhodne. Haste Sc u JOS. Ho-
ldta, stavitele, $500 Washing
ton Park Blvd. Tel. Union 829
r. :?
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Czech, proda Sc zachovaly ruz-
ny nabytek "a levnou cenu.
Haste Sc V elsie 34S2 w. 45th
st. GA
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pRONAJMOU Sc diva zari.
zene pc.,o]e pro diva pdny. Jen
radni necht' Sc hlasi els. 1925
L. so St., blize Fleet Ave. Ga
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PRIJME Sc divka do uceni
ma vlasovou pracl, plat behem
uceni. Haste sc Il +. Zurek,
CAT Euclid Ave, Republic
Bldg. 6-3
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JOS. KORIC A TENESI,

1903 Buckeye Rd., mali poho-
dine zaIizeny autotruck pro
vyletniky a nabizejf svych slu
zeb klubum, soukromym spo-
lecnostem a vSem, jiz dovazku
nejakou potrebuji. Tel. Prime.
2413 r. ct
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HODNE POZORNOSTI We
MUTE TETO NABfDCE. No

W dvojity dun o 5ti sv6tni-
cich, koupelna pro kazde oby-
dli, China cabinet, combinac-
nj fernes a jin6 zarizeni. Kou-
pite jej pri vkl&du $4,000 a O.
statni ma splatky die dohodnu-
ii. Jest to p6kny domov ia
Alpha Ave. BlizSi vysvetli Just
Realty Co., 37O4 Fulton Rd.
Tel. Harvard 5914 - Lorair
1344 w. 6-5
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HLEDASE

HLEDA Sc byt pro triclen-
nou radnou rodinu. Zaplatim
30 pripad6 ma 6 mesicu ku pre-
du. Zaslete adressu do adm. t..
listu. 6-4
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CHO3OrCuC, t7CgsCTyOstCs'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
MANY FAIRS TO BE
HELP IN SOUTH DAKOTA

Huron, S. D., Sept 7.-September is
the month for fairs in South Dakota.
Not only is there the big annual state
fair at Huron, which this year begins
on September IS for the entire week,
but there are also a number of coun-
ty fairs, each with big list of at
fractions and each one a real fair.
Following is a list of county fairs
in this state:
Sept. 79-McCook county fai., Sa-
lem; Vernon r. Knox, secretary.
Sept. S-9-Stanley county fair, Ft.
Pierre; Guy Harvey, secretary.
Sept. S-9-Edmunds county fair,
Roscoe; Ward McCafferty, secretary.
Sept. So Lawrence county fair,
Spearfish.
Sept, 9-11-Tripp county fair, Win
ner; f. w. Parish, secretary
Sept. 2l-23-Buffalo Gap fair Buff
falo Gap, w. F. NoIen. sec etary.
Sept. 2l-23-Whitestone Valley fair,
Big Stone; ]. L. Black, secretary.
Sept. 22-24 = Deuel. county, fair
Clear Lake; D. c. Jones, secretary.
Sept. 22-24-Interstate Fair Assn.
Lennon; Oscar Sampson, secretary.
Sept. $3.50 = Clark county fair,
Clark; Geo b. Otte, secretary.
Sept. 2S30 - Meade county fair,
Sturgis; H. C. Hamblet, secretary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
GRAF TIERS QUICK
GET THE MONEY
Take Cash from Auto Owners
Presumably for Road Fund
But for Selves in
Fact.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Sept. 7.--Decid-
ing that the ordinary job with its
weekly wage was too slow a process
in the accumulation OF wealth and
incidentally, that it involved that dis
tasteful endeavor known as. work,
some enterprising individual operat-
ing in and around Mitchell has seen
in the South Dakota Development as
Socia:ion's dollar road building cam
paign a chance to take life easy at
the expense of auto owners, in that
vicinity.
Word was received here by Opie
Chambers, secretary of the associa-
ton, from w. ". Blair, secretary of
the Mitchell Chamber of Commerce
stating that it had been reported to
him that man purporting to be
member OF the association had ap-
preached auto owners both at Ruskin
park and at Mitchell asking them if
they We're in favor of good roads,
presenting card for their signatures
and then asking each to contribute
81 toward the work
According to Mr. Blair. some
smooth individual has evidently seen
some of the associations general pub
iicity and has started campaign on
his own hook
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
Mccall Wasn't Confirmed.

From the New York World.
No one has ever ventured to question
the exceptional qualifications of former
Gov Samuel w. Mccall, OF Massachu-
sets. for membership on the United
States tarin commission, to which he
was appointed by President Wilson.
Only through the failure Of the Senate
to act on the nomination was he de-
tesTed from entering upon the duties OF
the Office.
Accdfding to tradition, the nomination
OF former Governor Mccall should have
been approved by the Senate without
reference 70 commit E7e-l:a<.s
servedfzO years in the House of Rep
resentatives as the republican member
from the Eighth Massachusetts, district.
For "A years 81 that period he was g.
member OF the ways and means COM
mtttee. OF the tariff and allied subjects
he had been Mligent student. He rep
tesspte6 with great ability the historical
SeA (blican attitude on the protective
tart6 from the days he nrst entered
the House He had been elected repub-
licAn governor Of Massachusetts, for 1916,
1917 and 1913 fair measure OF his polit-
lcal standing In Senator Lodges state.
It could not b on any PERSONAL
grounds that the Senate refused to take
action on the appointment Of 50 distin-
guished = REPUBLICAN to the tariff conn
mission. Tho nomination OF former Cow
ernor Mccall was made by Preside1t
Wilson. and for that reason the Senate
retrained from CONFIRMING it Is
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
Abraham Lincoln--A Study.
Lord charnwood in the London Times.

Loro Charnwood London
he seen se have Applied st
sense would be absurd to call him simple he
nya and exquisite taste and booang
p'ss5 W1 ~. @se ....s'ss - '.S'..'s CON-"
t 9 af G 1nEuea love fact and but
noble melancholy hnzed the
purity Ye simpler traits that told
up tney s @ Dssofa
weapon he had been an orator and u @ ba p
him better than adjecv
been the reality wish to the thing
he in great
fomam but bseaua, his part shines with the eser Of
Recollection
21
ON 4s %
ous ' hs % ha @ nu ws his
hats indeed sf sssn aow by s 'hs Of
have been vsr able he was curing the war
WHAT hp s do With t f eie o dean op Tn
nss w hne in n dn II a eas n he p a a s
the need the union An
on In TO ao ] saw only guided
shifting thought M and deeply felt
stump n from h5 g1s h b bee gaa there no
sncy time serving the ppazlng steps ~ h @
in
r.soe his 5a .o sa efforts for
by
All s hs
Simple as eooniem ana HIS
Greeks Greek ous s aer when o9 they King
him But this large claim should only the gent human of
ton left him the
democracy
that serveth"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
SHIP RUNS WILD
ABOUT THE WORLD
Former Russian Steamer Car
ries Any Kind of
Cargo.
BY George T. Bye.

Southampton, England-Old marin.
ers here declare that probably no ship
ever built can claim so crazy log as
the kursk. The kursk sailed today for
Egypt with full passenger list of wives
and children of British soldiers. This
voyage is another erratic move in a
year of securing Of the seven seas.,.s,4
lis eS-Russian liner served during
1918 as an American transport. She was
released by the United States shipping
board in December 1918. The Kursk
formerly of the Russian East Asiatic
Lincs was Communicated in Oriental
watrss by the British government, and
is now managed. under government
orders. by the Cunard Line
Following her last trip m American
service began the remarkable year OF
Voyaging in many parts of the world,
never On the same route twice. In the
first month of 1919 she crossed the At
lantc and was quickly dispatched from
Liverpool on an errand to Egypt and
Salonica, returning to England and at
once setting out for Australia, via
Colombo, with repatriated munition
workers.
Carried informed Germans.
lnterned in Australia were many Ger
Z man civilians, including merchants,
consnls and clerks from the South Sea
Islands. The Australian government
wanted TO unload the undeSirableS and
the hursl ordered to TRANSPORT
them to Germany via South Africa.
1t was painful voyage. An epidemic
of Influenza broke out which incapaci-
tated both the ships and the military
doctors, with their stats, and many
OF the ships crew. The Kursk had to
put into Durham and the critically sick
landed there.
The crew was inadequately snpplem-
ented at Durham. At sea it became nee
essary to ask Germans to volunteer for
duty as doctors orderlies with pay at
the rate of shillings day. The ships
log notes that the next day these Ger
mans mutinied-that is they struck
for more pay for caring for their
countrymen. They demanded a pound
q day; Whether they got it or not does
not appear.
From Hamburg the Kursk crossed
the channel to a home port, hoping for
rest, but was Immediately chased
out to North Russia to bring away the
last Of the Finnish Red Guards AL
though bolshevists these Firms had
been organized by the British for out
post duty against the Germans who
had driven them across the border in
to North Russia. The fighting having
ended the British assumed the obli-
cations OF repatriating the Finn Reds,
and the Kursk loadsd them aboard and
set out for Helsingfors.