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Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

cause they lack poise. Toe dancing will recover it for them.
 ''The American pugilist needs the ballet. He's too slow and sluggish. Georges Carpenter French champion, is a master of the ballet. That's why | believe he will beat Dempsey. 1 T wish to train all prizefighters. I i will make them masters of their feet. 1 Then they will be masters of their 1 heads. too
 1 Children should be agile Bushes ss men should be spry. Toe-dancing will make them that way. One of my pupils a broker, spends an hour a day on his 1 toes. He has lost weight. He is be- ] coming .nimble. And he is so happy"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

An invasion of English chorus girls is the indication for next summer and fall production. There has developed heavy demand for Filler girls. so- called because of the John Filler school a noted London institution. Both le- gitimate and burlesque managers have asked agencies to engage groups ol ''Tillerr girls who are graduated from the school. No less than five managers have made requests from one office doing a foreign business, one of them offering as high as s1,2o0 weekly for a Filler chorus
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
(N. E. A. Staff SpeciaD

NEW YORK Have you lost your grip on life? Are you Jagged and weary?
 Take a tip from Miss Rosa Munde and start toe dancing. It's the latest rejuvenator, she says.
 Miss Munde recently renounced her position as dancer with the Metro politan, Grand Opera company here to open a studio in Greenwich Village. In it she is teaching bankers, brokers, pugilists and others the five positions of the ballet.
 Learn to pirouette and you'll be sue cessful,'' she says. Most men fail be-
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

In commenting upon the sale MT. Bacon said:
 Answering the telephone one morn ing I was informed by MT. O'Daniel that he had decided to sell his home and wished to place it with me for sale. I showed the home that after noon to MT. Albright, and 1t, was sold to him the next morning. Considering conditions in general and the fact that a consideration of nearly $12,000 was involved, this sale could be called almost a record"
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
SOUTH DAKOTA FOLK
 ORGANIZE SOCIETY

Former residents of South Dakota now living in Phoenix and vicinity held their first picnic yesterday at East lake park and formed permanent South Dakota organization. Similar picnics will be held each year here after.
 The gathering yesterday was at
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

Ben Welch last Friday night staged a dramatic and pathetic scene when he had the mayor of Providence burn an insurance policy which would have given the blknd comedian $10,000 in a lump or s75 weekly so long as he lives
 He declined tp collect the policy be- cause it would have meant retirement 1 from the stage and, under the ftotal disability" clause he would have been prohibited from writing acts, songs ol other material.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
]. 4. ALBRIGHT BUYS q DANIEL RESIDENCE

A realty deal of note was consum- mated last week when ]. A. Albright, proprietor of the Fayway Butter store, purchased the beautiful home of Boyd ODaniel on Vest Latham street through F. W Bacon, of the Bacon Land company.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

A new play entitled "As We Are. 5 written by SamNel Seamon, a local dramatist, was presented for the first time on any stage by the Yiddish players at the Republic theater. San Francisco, last Wednesday night
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

A. l.. Erlanger has engaged twelve g1rls from the Ba-Tss~ Clan theater Paris, Tor Congress of Beauties. !" which is to be a feature of a musical snow In which he will present Ed Wyn next season. He also has arranged with John Filler for the services of the Sunshine Girls from the Folies Bergeres
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
Paris. Feb. g.

Paris, Feb. 23.
 Mercury's wands or the caduceus, is the emblem of the medical profession, and a close study of the confraternity forms the subject of 'Le Caducee, fact benefit at the Renaissance the ater in aid of the Curie Radium fund for the treatment of cancer. The au- thor. who hides himself under the pseudonym of Pascal, is no other than Baron Henri de Rothschild.-V
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

Three new productions were given premiers outside New York City last week. They were: "Tangerine." a mu- slcal comedy, was produced by Carl Carlton at the Globe theater. Atlantic City; the farce, Getting Gertie's Gar ter,' was seen at the Woods theater in the same city; and Toto" Leo Dit rfchstein's new play, opened in Spring field, Mass.
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06

The gross receipts of wagenhaIs and kemper thus far from Spanish LoVA' at Maxine Blliott's theater,
 Ihe Bat, at the Morosco theater. New York, and "The Bat" at the Prin- cess theater, Chicago, have passed the si,ooo'Voo mark, the government tax 900. V''
Arizona republican., 1921-03-06
l $

Ihe estate of Frank Wenzel. orig maj MT Peck in .Peck's Bad Eoy :" was valued at s501.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
WEST AMBOY
MEN To UNITE
Merchants Association Like
Iy to beb Formed Within a
Short Time

Indications are that within the
next few weeks a merchants associa-
ton similar to the State street or
ganization will be formed by the
merchants on Smith street west of
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
tracks. There is considerable talk
at the present time of such an asso-
citation and the popular opinion is
that It should be formed with the
least possible delay.
If an association of this kind is
formed west of the tracks it has
been definitely decided by those in
favor Of such an organization that
1t should not only consist of the
merchants but also of all people re-
siding in that section. Merchants
md the people in general living west
of the tracks desire certain improve
ments which they claim are not
forthcoming and it rs with the idea
in view that concerted action Is
needed that the association will be
formed.
During the past few months the
State Street Merchants Association
has obtained action on matters of
interest to that street and the mer-
chants west Of the tracks feel that
IL the State street merchants can
obtain recognition through their as
vocation that an association in up
per Smith street a obtain recogn!-
ton for them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
PLAN FUNERAL
FOR SOLDIER
Military Honors for Martin J,
Bailey, of So. Amboy, Who
Was Killed in France

SOUTH AMBOY, Sept. 2O:-The
body of Private Martin j.. Bailey, son
of William Bailey, arrived in this
city late yesterday and was brought
home. where it will lie in state until
Sunday when a military funeral I'M
der the direction of Luke A. Lovely
Post Nc. 60. American Legion, will
be held at 10:45 o'clock in st. Mary's
church. A high mass of requiem
will be celebrated at that time.
Private Bailey was a member OF
Company G, 18th Division, 310th In
fantry. He received his training at
Camp Dix and was later sent To
France. After several months OF
active duty he was killed in the Ar
gonne section October 20, 1918.
All members of the local Legion
Post will be notified to meet at the
city hall Sunday morning at 1C
o'clock. The men, who will be In
uniform, will march to the home OF
Private Bailey and will escort the
body to the church. Burial will be
made in the family plot in st, Mary's
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
METUCHEN

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hahn and
daughter have returned from their
cottage at Water Witch where they
spent the summer months.
Miss May Carman Is visiting her
cousin, Miss Wright. at Yankee Lake.
A subscription dance will be given
at the Metuchen Club Friday night,
September 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Price and
family have returned home after
spending the summer with relatives
at Lake George.
Mrs. Howard Campbell is quite
seriously Ill at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris have return
ed to Metuchen, having spent the
summe 1T their cottage at Lake
Hopatcong.
Miss Josephine Won Hartz will sail
Wednesday for England.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Edgar have
returned home.
Mrs. William Mckenzie has re-
turned from New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Johnson and
family returned from Greenport, l..
l., yesterday.
The annual meeting of the w. c.
T. U. with election of officers will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Powell Tuesday afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
AVENEl

H.. J. Baker and family motored
to Roselle Sunday visiting friends.
The committee in charge of the
fair to be given by the Women'S
Club in November. held their first
meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Barth yesterday afternoon.
The next meeting of the women's
Club will be held at the home of
Mrs. Frank Barth tomorrow night.
Mrs. Sarah Grossman was a New
York visitor recently.
Miss Virginia Mckee, of Jersey
City was the guest of Mrs. H. ].
Baker Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Denbleyken,
formerly Edith Thompson, are re-
ceiving congratulations on the ar
rival of a baby boy
Mrs. Hiram Tuttle was a Railway
visitor Monday.
Mrs. William B. Krug spent the
week end at Manasquan.
Mrs. John Creole entertained
friends from New York Sunday.
BENJAMIN Weiss and family mo-
tored to New York Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sissel en-
tertained several friends at a card
party Saturday night.
Mrs. John Lucas and daughter
were Railway visitor.
Mrs. p. NJ. LANCE and son visited
Perth Amboy Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Weller spent
Sunday at Summit
Walter Wiskow spent the week
end at West Hoboken.
Mrs. J.. Jacques, of Newark, was
! the guest of Mrs. J. B. Labot Mon
day
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
KEYPORT

A group rally meeting of the
church in this group will be held
at Calvary NJ. E. church this after
noon and evening the sessions be-
ginning at 3 and s o'clock. The
churches comprising the group are
Keyport, Matawan, Cliffwood. Nor
ganville and K%eansburg. The speak
ers will be Rev. DIR. j. D. Bills,
district superintendent. and a num-
her of other prominent speakers.
Major and Mrs. G. A. Macatee,
of San Juan, who are, spending sew
era weeks with their ons Cyrus
and Paul G. Zimmerman are now
spending several weeks in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Wharton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20

and Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps Cherry
left yesterday for a two weeks eu-
tomobile trip through the eastern
states
Mrs. Paul G.. Zimmerman spent
Monday with friends at New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden w WEIGH, of
New York, nave returned after hav-
ing spent several days with Rev.
and Mrs. +. T. B. Reynolds
On Sunday afternoon a number of
officers. teachers and scholars of the
First Baptist Sunday school attend
ed the North Centerville Sunday
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C. Barker
and daughter, Miss Jessica Barker,
of New York, were the week end
guests of the formers daughter,
Mrs. Fred L. Schildknecht.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert N Withers
have returned after having spent
several days in New York as the
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Withers, Sr.
Simon Seligman is improving his
property on trout street with the
addition of four new plate glass
windows. A ten foot window dis
play is also being provided. Con-
tractor Charles r. Dawson is in
charge of the work.
The Epworth League convention
will be held in Calvary NJ. r. church
this season, the event to take place
about the middle of October. The
committee in charge includes Mrs.
A.. c.. Brown, dinner and supper:
Mrs. Earl II. Cherry, decorating
committee, and Mrs. Edwin H.
Wharton, music committee.
The Hook and Ladder Company
has been granted a permit by the
Board of Freeholders to hold a
block dance on the new concrete
road on Second street next month.
The chairman of arrangements Is
Miss Jennie c. Hyer. An applica-
ton for a permit to hold a block
dance for the, benefit of the fund
FOR the purchase of Beach Park for
a public park, has also been asked
and it is expected that it will be
granted.
Mrs. G. Warren Aumack Is a stu
dent at the Newark Normal school.
The Thought Club will Its
meetings for the season on Monday
night, when the hostess will be Mrs.
Thomas l.. Smith.
At a meeting of the congregation
of the First Baptist church held at
the close of the morning service
Sunday a call was extended to the
Rev. Frank HARDWOOD of Adams,
N. Y, to fill the pulpit which has
been vacant since the resignation
of the Rev. A.. w. Hand, who re-
moved to Elizabeth in May
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
BETTER
DEAD

Life Is q burden when the body,
q racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim b~ecornes|
respondent and downhearted. To
bring back the sunshine take
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-20
GOLD MEDAL
1M@AEMQM

The national remedy Of Holland for owes
zoe years; il 10 an enemy OF all pains re-
hitting from kidney. liver and uric acid
troubles All druggists, three sizes.
look for the name Gold Medal on every beg
and accept 90 imitation
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12

Navrh ento by vanym hromazdenm difference ednomysng
pfat Tim zapocna nova dejnach konerence ktera
dale pesovat hoda syky mezinarodni Offcieln cast
Ceskoslovenska jest povzbuzuc Americana radi pfpravo
watt budou Cechosovky pGdu skutecnou svetovo lion
miru. .s
Mr. Kellogg, vydavatel zvastnho cisla Survey" veno
van6ho CSR uvta mySlenku re p p konferenc kera Sc
bude konat Providence R. L. zasoupen bude pokrokovV
narod ceskosovens vede nych nrodu sveta Cechosova
CT mali Vekou zasuhu re pomoh uskutecni mysenku KITE
ra znamena nejen perspekvu denach konerence
nybrz muze mfti veiky vyznam svetovy 4s t~1&.
Mr.. Folks, zastupce Amer Cerv Krfze vyslovi Sc no
chvane socalnim programu jez vytka 81 vlada lid CSR
Amerka rda sdcastn ybudovani ohoto programu nyn
pracue Praze zastupce Amer Cerv. KTze DR. Eversoe r
u ruce csl vadou ddlez6m zaklad6 po vybudovan
moden p6ce socanf Prace tato jest vyznamu eznarodn
no yzhedem omu re Ceskosovensko je potkem nezi W.
chodni Zapadni Evropou.
Miss Crawford nastfnila prac svo repubice kamz bv
la povona ST. Dr. Alcci Masarykovou aby porida socian
Survey Prahy Vedky Survey byy skvele takze nekter
m6sta amercka roZhod provest podobnou prac iaka
byla podniknuta Praze.
Iddrazniti nutno vyznam vm6ny socianich pracovnfi
era nyn velkym 1spechem deje TIE DOLBY dli Ame-
rice ma 80 sudentu ceskoovenskych keff test pozornos
podpofe amerckych kruhd da Sc ocekavat ze zaiem
podpOra tato potrvaji nadale.
Miss Grace Abbott poukazala tomu re dlouhoety sen
nroda eskosovensk6ho uskutetn en proo re nrod ce
skosovensy nevzdal nkdy svyh narodnch dea to bu
dz povzbuzenlm soca pracovniy keri neyer pevn6
We spln6ni sVych socalnich idealu
Cenym dcastniktm cs vecera rozdany byly upominku
cs pohednce RUNE propagatnl brozurky casopi-
su Survey venovan6 socalni peel CSR.
Ma to uspoTadana bya jednom vellych salu Audio-
a casnky Narodni konference zyastn prednska Dr.
A. Suma elesne vchov6 CSR myslence sokolsk6 prova-
Sokoskym mem. Film ento byl die nrohlasen1 n4Ie
rych UGastnika sensaci dne
Narodni konference socialni prace Milwaukee mela
2804 dtasku vesmes socanch pracovnik re vseh stat
americkych kteri zastppov 361 socanich organfsaci
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Pred valkou dolovalo Sc O g.
100000 tun vic a bylo zamest-
nano meme horniku. Y tvrdo-
uhelne oblasti zamestnano je O
$4,000 horniku vic a v mekko-
uhelne $4,000 delniku vic.
Od tie dolby, co uhelne dolly
jsou pod dozorem minister
stva verejnych praci, produk-
ce sc ponekud zlepsila. Bylo
mono take uhli vyvazet a to
do Rakouska, Polska, Jihoslo-
vanska, do Mad arska a Ne
mecka. V prvn1 polovine 1920
RUNE podniky V Ceskosloven-
sku trpely nedostatkem uhli,
avsak reorganisacnim postu-
penn "a dozoru vlady sc situa-
ce zlepsuje.
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UHIODOLNY STAV " CES-
kOSLOVENSKU.
(F.I,.I.S.)

Americky vyslanec Richard
Crane Praze podal do Com
merce Reports zpravu o uhlo-
doln6m stavu Ceskoslove1i-
ske Republice a uvedl, re ety.
II byly duvody, proc uhlodolny
stav Ceskoslovensku utrp6l.
Bylo to nehospodaTsk6 brako-
vani dolu b6hem valky, potom
.stavky,. podvyziva hornikd a
uvolneni kazne, nepokoje ma
sledkem dcdavek uhli do nej-
blizsich mist po. utvofeni poll
tickych hranic konecne cd
mitave stanovisko majitelu do
III uhelnych poskytnout vice
kapitalu, kdyz dochazelo k w
hledu, re dolly budou znarod-
neny a socializovany.
Ceskosloyensko je bohate ma
uhli tvrd6 hn6de, asi jake
jedna osmina pfitomn6ho do.
lovani Anglii a Nemecku, ia
ko jedna osmnactina Ameri
cke produkce. Dolovani V Ces-
koslovensku je 0 100000 tur
vetsi nez predvalecna produk-
ce We Francii. V roce 1920 Wy
dolovalo Sc 3O,0OO.0O0 tun a
to 100000 tun tvrd6ho !
100000 m6kk6ho uhli,
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SYN GUvERNERUV.
Pfbeh zvoa amerckGho cd Perla Pfeozi Jan Fucik
aMA

Mocn6 vytrhla Sc re sveho
sn6ni a odvetila sv6 svakroy6:
COZ jsem jiz dnes rano Ma to
nemyslila, re dostaneme milou
navstevu?"
''Pravda a upekIa isl sve pro
slule and6lSke kolace, ktere
pan Halliday TAX rad il. Nyni
v5ak zahloubala jsi Sc tax do
nejnovejSiho romanu Hardy
no, re isl nevzpomnela jak cas-
liz pokrocil.'
"Ach, roman to nebyl; ale le
zela isem zde pokojne a more
p6lo mi tax milou ukolebavku,
ze isem zapomn6la ma cas- mi
sto. kde Sc nalezam. V6ris, l.
ISABELLE, ze mn6 cas- neobycejn6
rychle uplynul? Ultra name
liz prvniho zari. Skoro lituji,
re asi ia mesic muslme Sc vra-
tit do m6sta.'
"Ano, toto lGto uplynulo sku
Itecne nejklidn6ji Y mem 1.-Two
lte,' odvetila pani kingtonoVa.
"Bylo nam take treba neruSe-
n6ho klidu. Ty yyhlizis mno-
hem zdrayeji a ia, diky obe-
zretnosti pane Halladayoye,
mnohem pokojneji nez ma 20
pocatku sezony. Muj vlastni
syn nebyl by Sc me zamotane
zalezitosti horliveji ujal, nez
mas verny mlady pritel. Jedin6
jemu dekuji, re jsem uSla We
like ztrate ma jmeni.'
"Pravda, ucinil co mu moz-
no bylo a test mre srdetne
Isabelle, re 81 jei die ieho sku-
tecn6 hodnoty vaziS. Vedela
isem napred, re 81 jej oblibis
jako kazdy, kdo jej INA. Pro
sim, nenech mne zapomenouti
abych mu ukazala psanl, kter(
mi Margareta poslala. Uboha
Jak velice asi 20 nem touzl
ia il teSim Y kazdem mem do
pise, iak jen mohu, vernym Wy
licenin, jak state3ne neunav
ne jeji snoubenec pracuje a kl
pfedu kraci. Bohuzel IDA Sc
re nesdill me ujiSt' ovani, mel
ze vsech jejich dopisu mluv
nenucena be2nadejnost.
Rovnez jake Alice, tax 70
dina Farnsworthova Z Nala1i'
Ruthwenoya odcestoy aly
Washingtonu. Y lete nav Sit
: " Bile Vrchy a nyni olely
Newportu. kdez ~ 90 navrat,
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do WashingtonrJ zastati cht6-

do WashingtonrJ zdstati cht6-
".
Margareta. verna svemu sill
bu, clnila VSe, ably ma Guye
klngtona zapolnnela a TAX "a
sVou neveru k Lesterovi pokani
ucinila; ale namahani jeji zu-
stalo bez vysledku; op6t mela
Guye ma oGich, kamkoli sc po-
diVala.
Kazdodenn6 proleyala hor-
Ike Shy pro svou nespravnost
vuci tenn, jez 81 il tax vysoce
Vazily. Jeii zahanbeni zvet&ilo
Sc tim vice, kdyz prectla kni-
hu, ktera jednim razem Jana
Halladaye proslulym muzem
ucinila. On zpusobil divy. ably
zvukem SVeho jmena Stal Sc il
hodnym q "a odmenu zapomne
la ona ma syuj slibl @, postave
mi ieji bylo k zoufani radeji
byla by tisickrat zemrela, nez
takto sama sebou potupena
sv6tem Sc vl6ci.
Y takov6 nalade minuIy Sc
tesici dopisy Aliciny sveho dce-
lie. Casteii zabyvala Sc mySlen
kou, onomu $lechetnemu muzi,
ltery tax pevne ma ieji lasku
stavel, svou celou nehodnost
vylo2iti. Byla jista, re il odpu-
sti a tfeba krvacejlcim srd-
Gem, il Sc zrekne.
Avsak sm6la liz tax t6zce
zkouSenemu novy zal zpusobi-
ii? "Ne, ne!" pravil il vnitfni
hlas. 'NemaS praya tohoto ne
5t'astn6ho muze klamath. Mu-
SIS dodrzeti, co isl slibilan'
Ukryla sy6 tajemstyi co nej
hlouboii dust sv6; ami otec,
ami matka, AMI pritelka nem6li
zyGd6ti zahanbuiici priznani
Sc k jeii ne, ere.
Onoho yecera, kdyz Marga-
reta takoyIm myslenkam Sc cd
davala, vyhlizela Alice puvab-
neil nez drive. Hluboky smut
kovy oblek hodil Sc prim6rene
jeil blede krase, a &C jeji toa-
leta 2 iednoducheho, az ke lr-
ku zapnuteho obleku poztsta-
yala, sotva by byla nejbedli
ve1sim zkoumanim dovedla ne
. GO puvabn6i8iho zvolitl, tax ca
lo9nA odrazela Sc jeli snehobi.
"a olet od cerne barvy leJlhc
saUu, tax zIadne prllehala ten
~ 'htka no ieii puvabn6 tvarv
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"Jak jen jste mohl witty O.
ne predslni praye klobouk,
kdyz jste drahocenny kozich
nechal viseti?"
/ "To 81 sam nedovedu vysve-
tliti, ale podruhe bych to jist6
neud&lalr.
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JeJlm mekkym plaVym VlaSeln.
Kdyz Lester pTisel, stala mia
da vdOva ma verande a cervan-
ky zapadajlcfho slunce barvi-
lysyymi cervenozlatymi papr-
sky jejl oblicej. Bezd6cne ma
pablo mladikovi pri spatfeni
.jeil postavy, re dosud nikdy ne
stal pred tax puvabnym stvo-
renim. Alice byla mu zosobne-
nym idealem zenskosti zboz-
noval il od prvopocatku.
Byla mu skutecn6 vGdci hve-
zdou, jak il jednou naval.
Aniz by tusila, jak krasnou
jest, podala mu ruku svou a on
IS vd6cnou uctou pfitiskl il ku
svym rtdm.
Pc veceri rozmlouval pani
Kingtonovou pul hodiny 0 jeji
zalezitostech, V kteremz case
Alice ma verande libozvucne-
mu jeho hlasu naslouchajlc,
pokojne ma mesic pohlizela.
Jedna sousedka, ktera brzy
ma to pani Kingtonovou nav
Stivila, ucinila dalSi porade ko-
nee a Lester navrhl krasne A
lice prochaZku po nabfezi. Ra-
da svolila, hodila svuj m6kky
billy sal pres sva ramena w
sla Sc svym pruvodcim do teple
letni noci.
Stribrn6 p6ny brazdily more
jak daleko bylo oko sto dohled
nouti a Why lamaly Sc mirnym
ohlasem 0 nabrezi.
Prochazejici Sc mluvili 0 Ri
znych v6cech, az jasne osVet-
|
Ilena okna nabrezniho hotelu
daleko ia mimi zustala.
Nahle zastavila Sc Alice u
skaliska morskou travou poro-
stleho. "Zde," pravila, "seda-
IVAN kazdeho dne q rama. Ida
Sc mi, ze toto misto jest nejkra
snejSim ma celem pobrezi.
Zde sedavam cele hodiny q
pozoruji objevovani Sc mize-
1ni bilych lodnich plachet. O.
cean jest mi obrazem smrti. A(
| il nevidime, vine pTece, re na
! druh6 strane vody jina zemt
Ilezi, bile plachty podobaji Sc
| duSim, sem tam plujfclm, az
nam zmizi oci a my vine Jen
re Sc odebraly do jine zeme
kan vsichni putovati musime.
Posadi1a Sc ma kamen ma brt
hu lezlci a sve ruce ma sebe tia
Gic, sed6la zde bez pohnuti.
Lester stal pred nj pozoro
val dokonaly tvar jejiho obi
lGeie. kterV bledem Svetle me
sice obrazu q bileho mramorl
Sc podobal. Jeho tahy prozra
zovaly pri tomto pozorovan
vyraz zboznuilci lasky.
Konecne preruSila Alice mi
ceni. "Nesmim zapomenouti
vam sdeliti," pravila, 'ze jsen
lvGera obdrzela cd Marketk,
jpsani. IDA Sc byti nest astnol
a nebude Sc re sveho zivota ra
dovati, dokud sc opet nesejde
tie. S nezmenenou laskou Inc
vam, jenz jste jmeno Hallada.
tax brzy proslavil."
Mocne pohnut obratil Sc lie
ster. Jeho pohLed napadne $
zm6nil, rty ieho sc chv6ly jak
" hrozne bolesti tiskl zuby do
hromady.
Mela jej "a v6rneho a upri
mneho. Spravedlivy boze. c,
by tomu rekla Margareta, kdy
by ved6la o jeho nevere a 0 je
, ho lasce k jine?!
Ne, to Sc nesm6la doyedet
ona, aniz kdokoli jiny.
Pozvedl hlavu, zarmutek
ktery byl jeho tahu viditel
nym, prozradil Sc take zvuken
ieho hlasu, kdyz pravil: "Ali
ce, me cele byti Jest radou TRIP
kVch zkouSekr"
Polekana pohledla ieho kra
ma pfitelka k nemu. jakoby pi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-12
Onyl.
"Sklepniku.'

Pan: "Sklepniku."
Sklepnlk drima V koute.
Pan: "Sklepniku, coz, nema-
te usi?'
Sklepnik (vyskocD: "Pro-
sim veproye, docela cerstve."
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1921-03-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

Sweet women and clever gamblers
have winning ways.
one seldom meets another man that
is smarter than himself.
Stocks are apt to recover from a
fall quicker than the operator does.
The homeiest man in the world Is
beautiful to the girl to whom be pro.
poses.
Whenever n man throws a bouquet
NJ another he expects a whole flower
garden in return.
The electric fan will never take the
place Of the old-fashiOned kind as a
Irritation promoter.
Nothing is easier to understand than
that we should never have made the
mistake we see other people make.
The girl who cOnhdes all her little
secrets to her chum will be sorry some
day when they no longer care to play
IN the same back yard.
The man who can referee a football
game and please both sides can figure
on "a reserved seat in the front row Of
the heavenly orchestra. - Chicago
Daily News.