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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
Shortage Of Nurses
Threatens Hospitals

Buffalo.-CnlesS some remedy is
found for the acute shortage of nurses,
many hospitals OF the country will be
compelled TO curtar their operations,
asserts Mrs Annie L. Hansen. super,n-
tendent of the Buffalo district nursing
association. in her annual report. A
recent campaign TO induce more youns
women 10 take up the profession Of
nursing was a failure, Mrs. Hansen
said, and as a result one Buffalo insti-
tuition was compelled TO close one OF
its departments.
Hospital training schools of the
United States have reached a high
state of efficiency and new hospitals
and new systems for. nursing the sick
where" Mrs. Hansen said. but the
necessary pupils fail TO appear. The
country needs another Florence Night
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

last she was all dressed and powdered
and perfumed I knew in my heart
thar not in all the world was there
a baby 50 beautiful and sweet
had just finished when John came
in and I held her UP for his approval:
Isn't she sweet" I asked
very" he answered. with con-
viction, and then, in his usual abrupt
manner. he plunged Immediately in
TO the business of the day.
Check Back To Charles.
Well. if it viii do you any good, I
must tell You. that gave the check
back to Charles last night, tkanking :
him for it and asking him if ne would
invest it for the baby. He seemed
very much pleased with my idea and
said that he would make an invest
ment that would surely be of the
safest and best and that when she
was old enough to need it she would
be quite a rich little girl. Goodwin" /"
said John, lis much more Of a busi-
ness man than expected"
I smiled to myself. as realized that
it was not until I told John that Char
les was a good business man that he
had dreamed Of such a thing That
not in all the while he was with him
in Texas did he find this out himself,
and I knew that it was because he
was too much engrossed in his own
affairs, too much engrossed in the
Of his own business.
am afraid that is where John loses
out so many times. He does not take
the other party into consideration.
(TomOrrow-John Is Happy
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
Ripping Rhymes
SEASIDE MrSINCS

VAN beside the sea and muse among the surge lasbad
ihe waves ron up and wet Shoes and spoil INV green
soc IL seems to me the oceans sound is one great andlo
s waters are the battle ground of all that in them d
wordlh fills itself with ee the dolphin eats tha n
are avoiding foes by every futile means the sailed cod
@ Shi goes pursuing canned sardnes sense AN endios
~ the breakers boom, the thrilling epic of b
I tna5 tens OF death and doom. And bade the warfare a
Simply waste my breath; in vain I'd preach balov n
uhefy nsh VIII say the big win chase the LITTLE on 5 ne
me away Inc sharks would look me with irth or b;d
sd eace just as the people do EARTH when tall ne
- ana on the land as in the sea red blood nnst oi
low ac alas and woe is that things should be
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

They were Elijah Hill. logger ~
lows; George Hutchinson, 49,
Banks; Frank Howe, fireman Br.ss1
VILE; Joe Lotice watchman. port,.a \
Joseph Fink. logger Brookings: an''
Barnes. engineer. Yeneta. -.
Yirak, iaborer Portland. or tia y.
accidents reported for the week - ~
were subject TO the provisions q, ~ =.
workmen's compensation act. "a -
from firms and corporations tha, ~. @
rejected the provisions OF the ae, -.
four were from public utility comms
sions not subject 10 the provisions I,
the act.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
Salem Bakers and
Garage Men Offer
tSontinusd from page OEs)


The sterss which have - far sign
ed rp are:
Price shoe Co. ladies and rasnz
shoes
Ths Bootery. ladies and msns shoes
Peoples Cash store. dry goods,
clothing. groceries
sa.era WOODEN Mills store. clothing
and furnishing
&c. Penney & Co, mems ara IA
dies furnishings. dry goods, etc.
AfEler Mercantile Co, dry goods,
ciothing and ladies' wear.
U. @. shipiey Co. ladies ready TO
wear.
Ray l. Farmer. hardware. paints.
Salem Hardware, hardware paints
Portland Cloak & Suit Co, ladies'
ready TO- wear.
Kafoury Bros. ladies and mems out
filters
Gais < Co, dry goods. millinery,
mems clothing and furnishings
H. L. stiff Furniture Co. house
furnishings.
Busick d. Son, staple and fancy
groceries
Scotch Wooden Mills store, mems
made to measure clothes.
R0steIn Il Greenbaum. dry goods,
millinery. shoes mems furnishings
Hartman Bros. jeweIry.
Buster Brown Shoe Co. shoes.
Valley Motor Co. trucks and mo-
tors
Roth Grocery Co. staple ard fancy
groceries.
George c. win. music and musical
Instruments.
c. J. Breier. shoes hats, etc.
The Remnant store. dry goods hos
fery. notions.
Chambers & Chambers. furniture.
The Spa, confectionery.
steusEoff Bros, meat market
Midget Meat Market. meats.
The Needleeraft Shop, embroidered
and stamped articles.
Mrs. u. E. Brewer, drugs, toilet ar
ticies. stationery.
The French shop, millinery
r. p. L. & r. Co. electric gods.
The Salem Electric Co, electric
goods
DIR. c. A. Eldridge. dentist.
Salem Baking Co. bread. cakes. e:c.
c. $. Hamilton. furniture.
Wick Bros, tractors. trucks. auto
mobiles
Anderson & Brown. sporting goods
welch Electric Co, electric fixtures
and supplies.
Paris shoe Store. shoes
Perry Drug store. tThe Rexall |
Store
Cherry city hotel
Salem Variety store. millinery. no
tions etc.
shafer's Harness store. leather
goods, robes. brief cases, etc.
Buitercup Ice Cream Co.
Cross Meat Market meats and deli
catessen.
Dan J. Fry. wholesale and retail /
drugs
Mar o. Buren. furniture.
r. d. Gilbert a Co. groceries
West Fur Co. bearers in furs.
VIM. GahIsdorf. croekery. glass and \
kftchaaware.
Ms H. p. stifh. balcony Of Ka-
foury Bros, millinery.
w. ". Moore, furniture.
Tom cronise. studio. photography =
Mcdowell Market, meats.
The b & C. Motor Co. Auburn, Lex
ington and used cars.
We have endeavored to call or an
OF the merchants in the city. that an
may be listed as bargain day store
however. If you have been overlook
ed telephone 81 and we will gladly
give you full details.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
sIDE-sTEPPING THE DRY IssUE.


Democrats like republicans, have sidetepped the proh-
bon issue This not surprising for parties have been
deeppng prohibition became issue Neither ever
recognized political issue and its adoption has secured
on moral rather than political grounds
Neither political party united for against prohibition
either party took definite stand would lose half
bershp for the division hopeless no middle ground
Hence both parties refuse to go record.
Many politicians have convictions most of them are
Wiling to forget their convictions if they interfere elections
Most politicians towards and easily Knowing this
tine AntSaoon League able through the 18th
amendment without endorsement by any political party They
resorted to the simple expednt of pedgg candidates before
eecoand the candidates signed the pledges to secure the
votes Most of the senators and the great
ony state legislators voted for prohibition because they did
mot have the refuse sign pledges presented bv
Gates of prohibition.
The national conventions feared the effect of wet natfo
on women voersfor the power behind prohibition
ethef cared to risk offending this element political
ars At the same e large elements both parties are omen
y hostile prohbonand neither party cared to
tner votes 30 both parties passed it up in silence
the prohibition enforcement is modified to secure obt
wines and beers 1t will be brought about by using the same
od the prohbonsts used to secure the enactment
py pedglng congressman individually modify the Vosead
c 1t VIII not be secured by making the partisan
ton. Fi 4Ueo
Meanwhile there win be about the same success attained IN
Aesng people from making their wines beer at home
and IN suppressng the illicit still there is in voting negroes IN
the south The law will be honored in the brea ts -
the observance because of hostile public opinion
Medord should ask for recount by the cansus b,ro
every mousse IN the city occupied the census result b
ulu "he the 1910 census taken boom conditions
there are more people in edord today than since 1919 and
er prosperity in the community. anu ieA'-
mere WIN be no issue of the Capital Journal on Monday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
GETTING RIp oF IAsPER

JEILLNG RID OF 1A,FLE
Have you finished your meaI2'
JinEuy Rabbit asked Rsddy Wood
packer as they faced each ohEer
among the beech trees.
Wei, no. can't say I have" re-
piled Reddy. When began TO eat
6eeehnuts never want 70 stop It's
something I can't help. And I've
been told that Johnnie Green is Just
like that when he gets taste Of pea
nuts You might say that III have
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
Seven Workmen
Killed In Week

Seven workmen lost their lives
through accidents in Oregon industries
during the week ending July /. accord
ing to reports received by the state
industrial accident commission here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

only one meal all winter long. II
started as soon as the beechuuts be-
gan 20 ripen; and il won't be ended
until the last nut is gone.
Jimmy Rabbit couldn't help smil-
ing
Anyhow, you cant be really hun
CRY" ne said. "And If you-ll come
with me and do jus1 as I tell you.
you'll find that Jasper Jay won't
trouble you for good, long time"
Wait little whiIe,T Reddy Wood
pecker begged him. Y want 10 eat
just q few more beechuuts; and then
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
Shoe Factories C,o-e

A-san- Mas. Julx 3--Shce factories
snpioying upEaris of 4osa -,s-s..-s
ssIat down today for two 49, -
sz.zss - -. NeeAS ce-
-. ., - o Aiaar zst cc11S.iens. The mir.
s.l'-. plants affeessd Hers those Of
\. ciey1eH and company and TIE :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

New York Jaly s-The actual con-
dition Of clearing house banks ana
irust companies Tor the week shows
that they hold S5s. .4es. .sse reserve n
excess Of legal recuiremenss- This L
an increase Of s2s.3ss.s from last
week
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

WHY SELL FOR LESS
WE will pay you more cash for -.
household goods Get our bid ~ 4
fore you sell Peoples Furnitps.
and Hardware store. 271 N. CO..
mercial street Phone Ts4.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
4 PERFEcT LAW:-The

4 PERFECT LAW:-Tne
Isx III the Lord + perfeet. eeE-
sertiag the zsEs; the testimony
cf the Lard Is sure, msxj1G
xise the sirapie- TIE stStutes
of the Lord are right rejSlciHE
ne hearr- the commandment
ef fne lord y pure. eniishte1-
sng me sres- The fear es tR-s
Lori IL clean. enduring Tor
eBer. the judgments % the
Lord are tr7se and righteous al
ssg4ther.-Ps4lm 1871. S, g.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03
Water Company.

SALEM WATER COMPANY-f,fo..
corner Commercial and Trade a.
Bills payable monthly in adyanrs
Phone 81.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-03

mere VIII be no issue of the Capital Journal on Monday
duiy D which is observed as the Fourth this year
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18

| y
zde zavrazdena. Pripozdiva Sc.
Jak dlouho to trvalo udelati
mas provaz. Nesmime otaleti.
Ustrojne Sc lined. Oblecte nej
teplejsi sat, Marketko."
! Sama tez spechala S obleka-
MIN Sc. Oblekla tezky vlneny
fsat a obula teple botky a pres
ne tezke pletene Marketciny
puncochy. Pres hackovanou ka
zajku oblekla dlouhy teply
plast a kolem krku vlneny
sal. Tesne pfilehajici cepice a
rukavice doplnily jeji ustroj.
Kolem zivota uvazala druhy
sal, aby 81 s MIN padu po-
tfeby mohla hlavu ovazati.
"Jsem hotova, pravila, kdyz
Sc presvedcila, ze ma penezen
ku s jejim obsahem pi'i sobe.
"A Wy Marketko?"
"Jsem tez hotova," odvetila
lstara zena, ktera byla podob-
ne ma cestu pripravena. "Ale
hotova, k cemu? Kan pujdeme
slecinko?"
Mlada velitelka nemohla cd
povedeti. Pohledla ma svoje
hodinky. Bylo sboro pulnoci.
VeSla do druhe svetnice a sha-
lsla svetlo. PAX Sc vratila do
loznice a zamkla dvere "a Sc
bou.
Ohen dohorival v krbu lozni
ce. Cecilie nahlym vnuknutim
pobadana klekla pred nej a
podlvala Sc do prostorneho ko-
nina.
"Kdybychom sc tam molly
na neJaky cas- ukryti, oni by
mysleli, re isme prchly oknem
a hnedali by mas dole po ska
lach," myslila. ".Je to NOME"
Prohlizela zejici otvor, hle-
dallc nejaky vyklenek, ale ne
nasla zadny. Uchopila dlouhou
zeleznou lopatu a bila nj do
stran komina.
Najednou narazila jeji lopa-
ia ma neiaky predmct, ktery Wy
dial zvuCny ohlas. Tloukla do
lzdi komina dale a asi ia minu
tn otcvrela sc jedna cast cihlo-
I've zdi, asi dve stopy sirolIa a
|ttyfi hluboka do vnitr Ia nj
objevil Sc prostorny pristenek.
| Plamen osvitil vyklenek q
Cecilie prohlizcnim tehoz Sc
znala, ze jest asi sest stop do
ctverce a tax vysoky jako loz-
Inicc. Byl patrne S kominem pd
Staven k uschovani drabocen-
|nych veci' spise nez co ukryt
: pro cloveka.
Ceciliin vykrik privolal Mar.
, ketku.
"Podivejte se," zvolala div.
ia roZcilene. "Muzeme Sc tan
ukryti co naSi nepratele budot
mysleti, re jsme prchly oknen
la budou mas dole hledati."
Ale Jest tam priliS teplo. |
peceme sc tam "a ziva.'
Cecilic shrnula sve sukne ;
rychle pfekrocila ohniSte i;
vstoupila do vyklenku. Byl'
: tam horko, ale teplota ta neby
la nesneSitelna. Otevrenim DIV
n wiki do vyklenku cerstv
v2duch a Cecilie myslila, re j
= mono pro dive osoby zustati p
nekolik minut uvnitr aniz by S
:. musely obavati zaduseni. Pro
hlizela zamek dveri. ale meme
hla .leho kombinaci porozum(
ii.
!" "MuSlme nechat dvere poo
tevreny,' pravila, kdyz vysto
pila opet ven, "ale oni to III
poznajl Musime byti velmi I
pstrny, abychom nezavrel
dvere, Marketko. pamatulte
: to. Ma te opatrnosti zavlsl III
Sc zivoty."
Po teto rade vstoupiIa M 4
= kcka do vyklenku.
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Pastorova schovanka
Roman Cd pani Harriet Lewisove.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Duben ustoupil kvetnu. We
try byly mirnejsi. Snih dosud
lezel V horskych pr1smykach,
ale netrpelivost Jarvisova, leho
zeny a Portugalky zvetsila sc
tax, ze 81 predsevzali nezustatl
dele ma Cern6 Skale a pocaly
ciniti pripravy k odchodu.
Nejake smrtelne znamenl V
pohledu a chovani Sc jeji vez-
nitelu naznacovaly Cecilii, re
Sc konec blizi.
Marie pIinesla jednoho kvet
nov6ho dne jako obyceJne hoJ-
ny obed. V pohledu Portugalky
vezelo neco strasneho, coz vel
mi polekalo Cecilii. Zena ia o.
desla pax do kuchyne.
"Donesla jsem il jeji posled
nj obed.' .zvolala, kdyz Sc vra-
tia. "Chci odtud okamzite a
divka ia musi zemriti V dnesnl
noci.'
"Souhlasim vami, Marie
pravil Jarvis. MAN w dost to
hoto prokleteho hnizda. Divka
a ieii sluzka musi zemfiti teto
noel. Hodina jcjich nade8la.'
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blicej svuj zasterou a vzlykala
hlasite.
Cecilie sedela tiSe zabrana V
hlubok6 mySlcnky. Nyni, kdyz
hodina smrti zdala Sc byti tax
bllzka, nova odvaha naplnila
dust jeji. Jeji dlouhe uvezneni
ucinkovalo ma nj; oblitej jeji
byl vyhubly; jeff oci rozpale-
Inc; jeji Stihla postava byla sti
hlejSi nez drive, vyhlizejic ia
| koby il zavati vetru odfouknou
ii mohlo; ale jeji mlade srdce
lbylo smel6 a odhodlane a hru-
"a dodavala il spise Sa u zou-
: falstvi nez hruzu be2ladejno-
sti. an ,vio1G
!, "Nezoufcjte takto, Market
, ko," pravila klidne. "Zbyva
nam jeste nekoiik hodin. Chteji
mas zabiti We spani. V nejhor-
sim prodame sye zivoty dra-
zc. Naveterme SC a pax yam
poVim, iaky plan MAN,
Marketka poslechla. Vete-
9 rely. Kdyz pak Marie uklidila
pribor jako obycejne a odesla
a slecna Cecilie pozvolna a ne
i pokojn6 pocala pfechazeti pr
: pokoji. Nahle pristoupila X jeC
: nomu oknu a vyhledla ven.
: Noe byla chladna a mrak,
c vznaseiy Sc mad mofem bre
o hem. Hukot skalu narazeJi
c cich YIN plnil vzduch. Ostr.
vitr val od zapadu. Sestoupen
C y tfetiho poschodi yeze byl'
j. tal vzdaiene, nc sc Cecilie "a
chv6Ia pri pohledu dolu.
"A "Musimc sc spustiti okner
= dolu, Markctko,' praVila ustu
j. puiic od okna. "Muzemc udel
9. Il proya2 -
lc ale dostaneme-li Sc doll
la budou mas honjti psy.'
a. "Ucinmc co muzeme a osta
tni ponechme Prozrete,nosti
j. Radeji bych zemrela tam dol
na cerstvem yzduchu nez
:" tomto vezeni. Ncmame casu n
tc zhyt. Pojd'te. Marketko!'
Diyka posplsila do loznice
g. prlnesIa naruc prada post
le. CeJchy q prikryyky byly rc
nj Strlhany ma dlpuhe kusy a
nich 8pleten shiny provaz. M
u ketka princsla sve postelnl p'
Ie. dlo. ro2strihala ..ic t6z, ale q
ar sud nebyi provaz doSt d'onF
ina k zamySlenemu uCclu. Cecil
st. Vylezla Ma VySokou stolici a $
l." hala dolli calouny naplnic Sv
Til nici prachcm. Vybrala nclpc
n neiSi casti tim podarilo sc
a t.,JT n 4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-18

PRIIMOU Sc delnici Ma pra
CT uvnitr V tovarne. Haste Sc
u Traimount Tool and Fork Co.
1O611 Quincy Ave. 2-2O
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Jarvis cinil lined pripravy k
straSne tragedii, kterou sc svy-
mi spojenci tax dlouho zamy-
slel vykonati. Vyscl ven do ka-)
meme stale dal kazd6mu ko|
niku sluSnou davku ovsa; jc-
itch krm6 po celou Zimu pozd-
stavalo h. aVne re Sena, ktere
pokoSil sam V predchazeJlclm
podZimku. Vytahl svuj silny,
stary vuz, ocistil no, namazal
kola, prohledl kazdou cast
zkouSel silu jeji,
PAX vySed ven, prohlizel o.
blohu kritickym pohledem.
"Vyhlizi to, jakoby Sc chte-
10 jeste chumeliti," brucel. ia
vSak jsem sc nabazil Cerne Ska
ly a zenske 81 vzaly do hlavy,
&c zde dele nezustanou - a
proto to musime podniknouti.
Konici isou v dobrem StaVu.
Jezto pojedeme k jihu, name
nadeii ma lcpSi povetrnost. Ny
nj Jest kyeten a ceSty, pokud
mohu vid6ti jsou obstojne. l[o-
reGka odccstoVani Sc mas zmoc
Mia mic j neutisi. Skoda, &c
nemamc jachtu. DoraZlme pc
voze do prvni rybarske vesnice
asi padesat mil ma jih vzdalent
a tam najdeme LODI, ktera mas
dopravi dolu. Myslim, re muzt
me bczpecne zapociti nase ce
stovani dneSni noel, nebo lep'
picde dncm.' y
Zyykal koncc slamy pre-
chaHeje 20 stall mrucel 81:
"Tc mladc holky a jeji sluz
ly zbaviine Sc predc dncm. III
dou Spati a nehudou njceho tn
Siti. Oteyfemc dycrc a vlezc
me TAX iako muSi .ledna IA
ma ka2dc to sprayi. Tea JcJlcl
hodimc sc skaly do more tir
budc Voc ia spravcna. Naloair
vuz. Priprava k cestovanj Ve
zme cely dcn.'
To fka, ystoupil do venkol
nj spizirny vynal nj sunk
zc zvefiny, zasobu divokc SKI
poviny, dTc veprovt 8unky a d
neal TO do 1elkG kuchync.
Lesy . pole nalezejicl k &C
ne Skale hyly plny zvere. o.
&C a Vepri, nejlepslch odru'
ia kterVrh si mattel druhd
tax yelicc Hakladal, 2divoCl
nyni. Nysokc zyerc bylo zde
dustatck i ptaci plnili kazt
kout skulinu. Divoky dobyte
b}l yeimi cetny a obyvatele G.
nc s5kaly zili nadhernc po c
lou dlouhou zimu.
Jarvis poloIil sve zaSoby /
dlouhy stul a upozornil ma ]
Syou zenu.
4 ''Upet a uVar to radeji hnel
i, pravil a pfiprav dost chleb
Marie ii milze pomoci a ia q
Tim na,ozim yuz.
Vynesl ven dve zinenky
polozil je ma dino kryteho '
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HLEDA Sc byt pro svobod-
neho pana V okoli Mt. Pleasant
Sc stravou neb beze stravy. Ma
bidky cinte do adm. t. listu pod
znackou "H". 2-1S
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pRODA Sc reznicky obchod
aneb sc vyleni Ia privatni
dunn. Haste sc u Tom. Suchy,
1903 Rechman Ave. 5. K. Tel,
princts' 1876 w. q
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DrOksras
Ozr,arr1ky
NIKDO NEVf

kdy prestanou ceny stoupat, a.
lie re ma jare V lete a zvlaste
ma podzim zaplatite mnohem
vyssi cenu "a strizni zbozi,
spodni svrchni pradlo, puco-
chy vybavni zbozi vseho dru
hu, nez zac je koupite nyni V
striznich obchodech u Koude-
lii, 4735 Broadway a 1888 War
ner Rd., o tom jsme pevne pre-
Wedceni. Ostatne my vine, re
nyni zaplatite vysSl ceny vsu-
de jinde.
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VYSTRAHA!

Oznamujeme timto, re mas
neplnoIety syn JOS. Sindelaf o.
DIESEL bez pficiny 2 domova, ma
sledkem cehoz prohlasujem, &c
zadne dluhy, ktere by po pri-
pade delal, "a neho platiti ne
budem. ssfI
Ign. Josefa Sindelar,
5OO5 Guy Ave. 2-19
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VeScn pOd VOZem, fOVneZ tdh
| diva dzbery ma vodu nekollk
pytll pice pro kone.
! PAX nabil Jarvis sve rucuice
a zavesil JIG ma haky po stra-
mach vozu.
Nez byl $ temto pripravaml
hotoy, pocalo Sc stmivati. Jeste
iednou Sc rozhiedl po obloze a
] pax vstoupil do kuchyne.
/ Velka zasoba vafenych po-
lSrmd byla rozlozena po stole a
EVune Mich vychazejjci napl-
hovala celou prostoru. Mlmo
vafeneho a rosteneho masa by
10 zde hojnost rozmaniteho Pc
civa bedlive v platno zabalene-
no, nekolik kbeliku rosolu a
konecne soudek SkotSkc koral-
y bana palenky.
Tyto posledni veci povazo-
Ival Jarvis ia nejpotrebnejsl k
dlouhemu cestovani.
Potrava byia slozena do ko-
Siku, nozemi a talifi a done
sena do vozu, kdez byla opa-
ltfena prot poSkozeni.
"a nyni jsme hotovi," pra-
vii Jarvis, obraceje Sc ku svym
spoicncum, "Muslme Sc teple
obleci, nebot' mrzne.'
"a co psy?" tazala Sc Jarvi
soya zena. "Co pocneme s nj
mi?'
"Uyazal jsem ie pod viz" "
znGla odp0v6d. "Jsme pTipra-
veni na cestu, pouZe oSedlam
kon6 a zaprahnu jc do vozu.
To bude ma posledni pracc,
nez pujdeme nahoru.'
Pro uveZn6ne byla priprave-
ma vetefe lako obycejne do.
nesla il Marie nahoru.
: Cecilie sedela IL krbu, kdy5
! Portugalka vesla Divciny by
'stre oci zpytovaly jejf temny ;
zlomyslny oblicej. Vzdor svt
| lztvrzelo8ti Merle nemohla Il
. kryti iistou rozcilenost a nevol
. most. Sklopila oci a jeji snedt
lice sc zardely; pohybovala 81
: s neobycejnou ncobratnosti
! kdya kladla veceri ma stul.
"VcGere jest priprayena
c slecno,' prayila konecne, jdou
G Ike dverim.
0 Ma prahu Sc pozastavila
J, Cecilie Zahledla jeji posledr
e pohled, ktery byl temny a ne
S obycejne hrozne vyznamny =
c pohled, V nemz bylo videti ct
: lou niGemnost tajny umysl Z
c ny te. Y leji pohledu bylo nee
tax hrozneho. co V mem Cecil
: dosud nikdy nczpozorovala.
Divlla sc zachvela a sehnou
l- &c blizc k ohm stinila 81 DBL
II tej chVeuci sc rukop.
l. Marie vysla ven a zamk
G. dYerc nevedouc, zc obiicei j
l. il prozradil umysl jeii vrat
n la SC k JaryiSovi do kuchyn
nj Pc nciaky cas- sedcla Cecil
m bez pohnuti. koneGne 2Yed
c. hlavu q sotva slysitclnym hi
sem zvolala: Markctko!"
V Stara sluzka pfisla 4 protd
Ky 81 strany svctnice.
o. "Co Jest, slccinko Cecilie
10 tazala Sc zdeSenc. "Jak is
bleda? lste ncmocna ?"
er "Vide,a iate obllcel te Z
" my. kdyz odchazela :"
d, Marketha odYetlla V udlye
iy 1aporne.
Ill "PotVrZuJc naSe neJhrozn'
s 81 podezreni dnesniho poled,
Is 3yl hrozny a ncobycejny. M
ek kctko, my Sc nemylily. Mas
'er nepfatelum do3la trpelivo
e Chit mas zayrazditi tcto noe
"Co tcdy pocncme? Opus
ma mas Buh ?" bcdovala Stara W
nc kovanka. 80, slecinko Cecil
muSimc zcmriti 'jako ptaci
d. pasti'?'
ga. Rozhlizela Sc xol zdeSe
"a tiako n6jakou slabou mad
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-07
Private Sale

Range, Kitchen Table, Refrigerator
Wood Box, Hall Seat, Couch
Smokers Stand, Bed Room Sets
Rocking Chairs, Child's Bed, Cradle
and Pad, Lace Curtains, Mattress
Dress Box, High Chair, Hobby
Horse, Walker, Library Table,
Table Electric Lamps, Swing, Ward.
robe. 4 Straight Chairs, 3 Stant
Tables, Potted Plants, Square Piano
Brown Fur Piece and several articles
of Clothing, Books, Pictures, Ode
Dishes and other small articles.
MRS. W. W. DAWSON.