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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-05
MEXICO BITTER AT WILSON

MEXICO CITY, March 5.-Mexico City Newspapers today expressed bitterness toward former President Wilson together with hope that Press ident Harding's administration would see an end to antagonism between the United States and Mexico.
 One paper characterized MT Vii son as "Mexico's most terrible enc my" and several pleaded for a more moderate policy toward Mexico.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-05
EUROPEAN PRESS. FRIENDLY TOWARD. AD MI INSPIRATION. <.
British and French Papers Voice Belief Harding Will
 Make Good Use of Powers

LONDON, March 5.-President Harding and his inaugural address were subjects of congratulations and good will expressed in the British Press today.
 The Daily Mail declared that the new President is a man who can be trusted to make good use of his great powers.
 The Post expressed belief that the outlook for future relations be- tween the two countries was never more pleasant or hopeful and finds in his policy of non interference with European affairs natural main tenance of the principles upon which the American Constitution was founded.
 The News regrets that President Hardings address leaves his atti- tude toward the League of Nations indeterminate.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
 SWAMP P-ROOT

For many years druggists have watched with much interest the remarkable record maintained by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder medi- cine.
 It is physicians prescription.
 Swamp-Root is a strengthening medi- cine. It helps the kidneys, iEer and blad der do the work nature intended they should do.
 Swamp-Root has stood the test of years It is sold by all druggists on it's merit and it should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many friends.
 Be sure to get Swamp Root and start treatment at once.
 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,, Binghamton, N. Y, for sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
N. Y. censors ~KiIIn Picture.

New YOrk.-New York state movie censors have ''killed' their first pie ture. In so doing, the newly appoint ed state commission indicated to pro- ducers that artists studiOs-at least some film mems conception of them are to get no further than the cen sors' office. There was nothing in the start of the disapprOved studio pie ture to attract more than ordinary in- terest of the censors, but as it pro- gressed, they became uneasy, and final ly there was a chorus of "No," Cut" "Kill it.''
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
1,4oo Bodies Returned.

New YOrk.-COnveying the bodies of 1,400 American soldiers who died on French battlefields, the army transport Cantigny dOcked here. The total num- Der of bodies returned since the work of disinterment was undertaken is 31,- 657. Thirteen thousand bodies remain to be transported. The bodies of 34,- GOO will be allowed to remain buried in France in accordance Gith wishes OR relatives.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
Big Cut in Candy Prices.

New YOrk.-A reduction of B 1-3 per cent in candy prices has been an- nOunced by George w. Loft, Inc, one of the largest chain store candy firms in the city. This cut follows closely after that of the Miller Candy Com pany, the president of which an- nOunced that his firm, along with sev- eral others, had been making 300 per cent profit. COincident with the an- nOuncement of reduced prices it was learned that the wages of the Loft em- ploy6s would be reduced 121a per cent.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18

It has been said that not one woman in thousand passes this perfectly natural change without experiencing train of very annoying and sometimes painful symptoms. Those dreadful hot flashes, sinking spells, spots before the eyes, dizzy spells, nervousness, are only a few of the symptoms. Every woman at this age should profit by Mrs. Block g experi- ence and try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound.
 If you have the slightest doubt that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound will help you, write to Lydia B. Pinkham Medicine Co.,, Lynn, Mass., about your health. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by woman, and held in strict confidence.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
Diamond Found in Bird.

Willows, Calif.-When a pet canary, purchased by Mrs. George Simpson in San Francisco, from a bird importer there a few weeks ago, died, the own. CT decided upon an autopsy. Exami- nation of the canary revealed an ab- scess of the gizzard. Tn the center of the abscess was a one-fOurth-carat dia- mond to console Mrs. Simpson for the loss of the bird.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18

two years. ] saw Lydia E. Pinkham's We ge table Com
 pound advertised in the paper and got
 good results from taking it. I recom- mend your medicine
 to my friends and you may publish this fact as a testi- monial. "-Mrs.RoB-
 ERT BLOCK, Box 542, |Hopkins Minn.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
STRANGE, BUT TRUE

The left leg is longer than the right.
 The right hand is bigger than the left hand.
 The left foot is a trife larger than the right.
 Four per cent of children are left handed at birth.
 Both eyes are never exactly alike and neither are the eyebrows.
 One shoulder of most persons is bit larger than the other.
 The nails of the right hand grow more rapidly than those of the left.
 The right arm is heavier and of greater circumference than the left arm.
 Noses of left-handed people point in a different direction than those of right-handed persons.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18

The left leg is longer than the right.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18

The right arm is heavier and of greater circumference than the left arm
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
MANY STARVING IN SOVIET RUSSIA MASSES REPORTED MARCHING ON CAPITAL DESTROYING EV.
 ERYTHING AS THEY GO.
MOSCOW FEARS ATTACK
AMERICA, AIDED BY ALLIES WILL PROBABLY HAVE TO
 FEED SOVIET SUBJECTS.
(westsrn Newspaper Union News Service )

LOndon.-Famine conditions in the VOlga provinces of Russia are very serious, George Chitcherin, BOlshevist minister of foreign affairs, has de- clared in a wireless dispatch to Vien- na The PetrOgrad region is declared not to have been seriously affected, it's northern situation having saved crops from the ruin which overlook farm products in the southern pare of the country.
 Several ships are unloading food at Petrograd, says a dispatch to the Daily Mail, from BjOrnebOurg, town in Finland, and more food is arriving from Reval.
 Hunger-stricken people in the fam inc districts of Russia are setting fire to their villages before deserting them for other parts of Russia, according to a Helsingfors dispatch, quoting per sistent reports said to have been re- ceived from the interior of Russia.
 Many villages are said to be in flames
 From the same source it was report ed that great preparations were being made to deal with the masses of peas ants now moving toward Moscow. Many trenches have been dug about the city, and much war material, in cluding field guns, has been installed, the reports said.
 Other telegrams received at Helsing fOrs reported that the PetrOgrad gar rison had mutinied again.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18

Paris.-Allied cooperation with the United States in relief work among famine sufferers in Russia has been proposed by Premier Briand for con- sideratiOn at the meeting of the su- preme council. The official announce ment of this decition set forth that re- lief measures would be proposed on solely humanitarian grounds.
 The settlement of the Upper Sile- sian question, however, is to remain the principal topic.
 Premier Briand issped invitations to the session. Great Britain, Italy, Jap an and the United States were asked to send representative.
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
. At Your Service.

Guest-"That steak is so thin that can read through itI" Waiter--"Yes, sir. What do you wish to read?"
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
Generally.

Generally. What are excess profits, paT' Excess prophets are weather proph- cts, my son."
The St. Johns herald., 1921-08-18
HOW WOMEN
 OF MIDDLE AGE
May Escape the Dreaded Suf-
 ferings of that Period by Taking Mrs. Blocks Advice

Hopkins, Minn.-"D During Change of Life had hot flashes and suffered for
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16

ckych, poloumeleckych, - spi
Sc vsak byli umelci nez remesl-
Milky.
Jeden 2 Mich, velmi hezky
mlady muz u veku asi % let, je
VII zvlaste radostnou naladu.
"Nezda Sc van, re Arien ie
dnes az rozpustile vesel?" pra-
vii poiednou jeden ze soudru-
hi, obrativ sc X nemu sc slo-
Wy:
"Jake Stesti potkalo t6 cd
ycerejSka? Vyznalo ii neiake
Eezke devce lasku, nebo isl po
nejakem bohatem pfibuznem
d6dil?"
"Ani iedno, AMI druh6", od-
povedel mlady muz, jenz ime-
noval Sc Adrien Couvreur. =
"Me jsem lcn hezky sen IDA
10 Sc mi o Iosu----"
20 tom, na kteryz pfipadne
hlavni vyhra ?"
"Nevim. Zdvihl jsem na
chodnsku los Tunisske loterie.
Byl tax roztrhan a pomazan
blatem, ze jsem jei chtel odho-
dit; ale zdalo Sc mi, jakoby
mne cosi septalo do ucha: 90
povrhujes svym stestim, hlupa-
ku - - a to primelo mne k to-
n1u. ze schoval isem los do kap
sy. Pochopite ted, proc jsem
vessel. - Sen tento byl die vse-
ho pokyn Stesteny, nezbvva mi
nez koupiti los Tunisske lote-
RE a vvhraiu, Jest to TAX jiste,
jako bych liz mel vJhru V kap-
sc. PAX budu moci uskutecniti
sve prani".
"V Gem zalezi toto I've pfa-
mi? Chces Sc ozeniti nebo ude-
lati sc samostatnym?"
'Ani to ami ono. Rad bych 81
koupil na pobrezi maly domek
Sc zahradkou lodicku, abych
|mohl cely den loviti. Neznam
vetsl zabavy mad rybolov. Kaz-
de ned6le bych vas k sobe po-
zval na smazene ryby, duSene
kraliky a cerstva vejce, nebot'
choval bych take kraliky a sle-
pice".
"Ujednano. Ujednano.'
small Sc pratele Adrienovi: Ja-
kub Layand, Klaudius Frenzy a
karel Vivier.
"a jiz jsi koupil ten los?"
"Jeste me-.
"Nuze - dam polovicku, a
vyhrajes-li, rozdelime sc. Sou
hlasis?" u
"Ano".
"Udelejme TO jeste lip; DEF
me kazdy 5 sous, a los bude ma
lezeti vSem ctyfem", pravil il
ny. "Vyhraje-li los 100000
franku, pripadne ma kazdeho
$4,000 franku = to uz je bo-
hatstyi! Jste tim srozume-
ni?" :
"Proc ne" odvetil Adrien,
boje Sc, sze odmitnutim zdal by
Sc byti sobeckym.
VDte' chvili ocitli Sc prav6
nlladl lide pred tabacnickym
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a. ucutHihu iC1Ciy VIC SyhAoNL1
skrlni cetne losy.
Vida, tn name, co potrebu-
jeme", praVil jeden z pratel,
"ale drive musime Vi prohledat
kapsy".
Sahl do kapsy vytahl pet
sous; jeho soudruzi jej nasle-
dovali.
"Kdo los koupi?" tazal Sc
dale.
"Hloupa otazka!" znela od-
poved'. "Rozumi Sc samo Sc
bou, re jej koupi ten, jemuz Sc
Q losu zdalo a jemuz Stestena
pfeje. Adriene, zde mas ode
mne pet sous.
Mlady muz, pfijav prispev-
ky svych soudruhu, vessel do
kramu.
"Dejte mi, prosim, los tunis-
ske loterie, madame, oslovil
Adrien starou prodavacku
mrzuteho vzezreni, "a nebude-
ii vas to obtezovati, raete mi
dati cislo, ma nez pripadne
hlavnf vyhra".
"Delate 81 ze mne blazny?
kdybych to cislo znala, necha-
la bych 81 je sama pro sebe".
"Mela byste pravo tax uei-
init, ma draha; jelikoz vsak ci-
slo to neznate, oblazte mne a
dejte mi je. Mohu 81 vybrati?"
tazal sc mlady muz, vztahuje
ruku k hromade losu pred MIN
Ia stole lezicich.
"Jak je libo?"
"Zavru tedy oci", pravil A
drien wal jeden los. "Zde je
frank - a me diky, draha pa
nj. Nam cest sc vam uctive po-
roucet, doufam, ze sc jiz nj
kdy nespatrime. A davejte lep-
81 pozor ma sve nervy, nebot'
mohly by vas jednou poradne
vyplatiti; jsou We strasnem sta
vu".
Po techto slovech vyraZil
Adrien sc svymi soudruhy q
kramu; small sc az rozpustile.
Jake mas cislo?" ptal Sc je
den 2 Mich,
"2,549,675".
~ koho los zustane?" ptal
Sc jiny.
"U Adriena, protoze jej kou
lpil. A nyni 81 pospesme, cas- u
tfka. Pfijdeme jiz pozde TAX
jako tax do dilny'.
|. A pratele nasi zrychlili krok
a spechali ulici Sekvanskou do
dilny V ulici Mont Parnasse,
kde byly sklady dekoraci 10
micke opery.
Sotva ze popoSli nekolik kro
XII, ustoupil Adrien ku zdi q u
d6lal volne misto mlade divce.
jez stezi Sc vlekla a jeiiz obli-
cej jevil velmi bolestny vyraz.
Mlada divka mela V ruce los.
"Chcete ma ten los vyhrati
hlavni Yyhru. slecinko?" oslo
vii il Adrien s usmevem.
| Klara Gervaisova, jiz ctena-
ri nasi zajiste hned poznali,
pozVedla k nemu sve modre,
smutne zakalene oci.
Zraky obou mladych lidi ma
okamzik Sc strictly. Opustena
zavrtela hlavou, a slaby usm6v
pohral il kolem rtu. PAX Sc
sklopenym zrakem kracela
mlcky dale.
Vsichni ctyri maliri dekora-
ci hledeli ga odchazeiici div
kou.
"Hezoutka blondynka!" pra
| vii jeden Mich, "trochu sice
| bled oucka a hubenoucka, ale
prece hezoucka".
"Myslim, ze jest chudak ne
mocna. Take jedna z tech, jez
prace umoruje. Pochybuji, re
ten los prinese il sousta chile
ba".
Po tech slovech sli mladi H.
de syou cestou dale. Adrien u
/ hodl. Klara pebvIa cica zcals
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NOHa HcQuNcIOVaId, tUaVNO JIZ
byla bych mrtva!"
Il "Jstc aspoh dplne zotave-
i1a?" #
""Skoro lplne - avsak, jsem
5este velrni slaba. Jeste, Sc mi
nohy tresou. Myslila jsem jiz,
ke padnu. Byla to mdloba. Phi
rhazim pesky 2 predm9sti sv.
Antonina, kdez byla jsem V ne
rpcnici i"
":Ubohe dite! A co vas sem
vede?" =
"Obdrzela jsem cd notare
dopis k Will tomuto zada-
ia jsem,za propusteni q nemoc-
nice - kdyby toho nebylo, mo
hla .jsem tam zdstati jeste ne
kolik dni''. i
! "Snad jde o dhlezitou vec?"
"Nevim, madame. v listu ne
bylo mic blizsiho uvedeno. Byla
jsem predvolana = tot vse".
Y tom okamziku vysel redi-
telfz kancelare' s listinou M
-.
III
sl., / L. @
v kancclari zavlddlo hlubo-
ke ticho., !
Reditel, nahlednuv do listi-
ny. kterot drzel v ruce a ma
niz napsano 4bylo vice jnnen,
cetl: if
"Slecna Isaura Pavlina de
Rhode -" t4
Slepa poystala.
"Zde. pane" = pravila.
Reditel pokracoval:
''Pan Almost Lecourt. -
Slecna Eugene Darierova. -
Pan Alfred Denau. - Pani Bri
novova, vdova. - Slecna Kla-
"a Gervaisova".
Kazdy volanych povstal,
jak sve jmeno uslysel.
"Jsou zde vsichni', pravil
jeditel. "Proslm, danny a pano-
We, raete mne nasledovati do
pokoje pana Davida''.
Chtel prave prekrociti prah,
kdyz Tereza rychle X nemu sc
rfiblizila a pravila:
"Ma PAM, slecna de Rhode.
jest slepa, pane. - Smim liti S
ni?"
"Nemozno, slecno. Pritomni
mohou byti jcn ii, jichz v6c sc
tyka"
"Nccht' slccna opre Sc o
mne - povcdu il, nabidla Sc
klara, nllada divka, jez priSla
2 nemocnice, a ulala slepou
hned "a ruku.
"Dekuji, mile dite", septala
slecna de Rhode, LAX jste do
bra - uhodla jsem to, sotva re
zaslechla isem vas HAS - ne
mylila jsem se".
Ia chvili ma to naleZaly sc
vsechny osoby, reditelem .ime-
novane. kancelafi notafove.
Notar nebyl sam.
u neho byl muz asi padesa-
tilety, prihrble postavy a we
zreni seredneho. az pfiSerne-
ho. Mel holou leb, zJizvenou
tvar a zsinalou plet'. Zazloutle
kulatc oci ieho dlouhy zakri
yeny nos dodaval mu yzeZreni
draveho ptaka.
Osklivost jeho odrazela sc
tim napadn6ji, cim okazalejsi
byla nadhcra jeho obleku.
Notar vybidl prichozi, ably
Sc posadiH, coz tito utinili. je-
vice velke napieti, nebot' -
slusi opetne uvesti - nikdo 9
nicb neznal priciny sveho obe-
slanf.
Po chvili posadil sc notaf
tez a pravil:
Danny a panoye. Poyolai
jsem vas k sobe, abych VAN o.
znamil posledni Will pana Re-
ne Joachima Estivala, zemrele
no dne l. ledna tohoto roku" &
Tato idye sloya :sposlediai, VIZ
]e - utini]a na piifomne do
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VELKY LOS.
ROMAN.
I, Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montspin.
ROMAN.

Oavlu pOkracOval:
"Prectu vam posledni Will,
kterouz ustanoven tel jeff wy
konavatel, zde pfitomny pan
Sosthene Placide Joubert".
Pri tech slovech ukazal ma
muze, majiciho vzezreni dra-
veho ptaka a stojiciho vedle
neho.
v okamziku, kdy notaf zmi-
nil Sc 0 vykonavateli zaveti,
zmenil Sc nahle vyraz obliceie
vsech pritomnych; radost zrne
Mia sc v zachmureni.
Notaf stezi zatajil usmev, X
nemuz tato nahla zm9na jej
nutila, a pokracoval:
"Mdj zemfely klient ulozil
tomuto panovi, aby vyplatil VI
ce odkazd, jez 'jsou vyjmeno-
lviny v zaveti".
"Byly tedy prece nejake 3D.
kazy, a snad dosti znatne. -"
Obliceje pritomnych opet Sc
lyyjasnily.
Notaf vynal 2 velke obalky,
lezici pred MIN ma stole, listinu
opatrenou kolkem a jal Sc e.
sti:
"Ja, podepsany Rene Joa-
chin Estival, soukronfnik. BY
tenn v Parizi v ulici des Lions
Saint-Paul cislo 27., nemaje
zadnych pfibuznych a tudiz
zadnych z6konitych dedicn, u
stanovuji touto svoji, vlastno-
rucne psanoh zaveti, svym
hlavnim dedicIm Sosthena Pla
ella Jouberta, bytem v Parizi v
ulici Geoffroy-Marie cislo l. a
odkazuji mu po smrti sve male
jmeni, obnasejici asi 125, 900
franku s tim vSak naTizenim
ably odevzdal nasledujicim o.
Esobam tyto odkazy:
81. Panu Alfredu Denauovi,
rytci. bytem V Parizi V ulici des
Petites-Ecuries {. 80, stribrne
hodinky mym monogramem
"a sice Ia tou pricinou, abych O
svedcil mu svou vdecnost, ze
zachranil mne zivot, vyrvay
nlne zpod kol omnibusu dne
20. zari roku 1872.
Zesnuly povazoval sc snad
pri psani techto radek "a veil
komyslneho darce.
i Toto mineni nesdilel vsak ry
tee Alfred Denau. Velmi wy
NANNY usklebek svedcil zrej,
me jeho zklamani.
''U certa!" septal, "kdybych
hyl ved6l. re to takhle dopad-
ne, nebyl bych Sc sem trina
cel".
Notar pokracoval:
''2. Panu Arnostu Lecourto-
vi, obchodniku, bytem V Parizi
Y ulici dc lOurcine &. 20, zlaty
recetni prsten mymi inicial-
kami upominku ma nase do
bro pfatclstvi".
"Pravda! Mel jsem no u
Prime rad. toho dobreho Esti-
lvala!" pravil Lecourt. "Neza-
)ezi mi TAX na Gene prstenu
spise mne tosi, re 81 na mne
.vzpomnel".
j "3. Vdove pani Brinonove,
tytem V Parizi v ulici de la
Eouquette {. 108, zlate hodin-
Ky retezem na pamatku sta
reho pratelstvi". pokracoval
pan David.
i. "a. Slecnc Eugenii Dariero.
yc, oSetrovatelce nemocnici
sv. Antonina, $50 .frankn''.
"5. Slccnc Klare Gervaiso-
We. modistce. bytem V Parizi, '
ulici des Lions-Saint Paul {.
27. los loteric umeleckGho pru,
myslu cislo 1879. .999".
Ackoliv notaf cotl velmi va5
nc, nehyli prece .nekteri 2 pri.
tomnych to, ably utajili w
buch smichu, zaslechnuvse
Hylasi sini'tento odkaz. Sam pan
David Sc pousmal. I
klara. pred chvili ieste BILE,
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3d., ktera1to zvla5tnOst naplnl-
la mne pfesvedcenim, ze los
tento vyjde vyhraje hlavni
|vyhru 100000 frankd".
Vyklad tento vyvolal novy
vybuch smichu.
"Je mozna, ably clovek byl
TAX ,hloupe povercivym!' zvo-
lal rytec podrazden, krce rame
ny.
"Odkazuje los tento osirele
Klare Gervaisove, jiz pro jeff
roctivoH a statecnost velice 81
vazfm a il miluji -" cetl no
tar dale - "chovam pevne pre-
svedceni, ze zabezpecim zpIso
bem tim nejen jeji bohatstvi,
lnybrz jeji stesti''.
"Uboht pan Estival!" septa-
la mlada dfvka, jejfz oci byly
slzami zality, "necht' ma od-
1Ekaz ten jakoukoli cenu, jsem
mu vdecna, ze 81 ma mne vzpo-
m9l'.
Sotva ze Klara techto neko-
lik SLOW pronesla, otevrely Sc
dvere pokoje.
Vstoupil reditel kancelare,
drze ruce dopis a nekolik Ii
stin; pristoupiv k svemu pred
stavenemu, pclozil pred neho
listiny dopisem a poSeptal mu
COST. +.
Ma tvafi notarove zraeilo Sc
velke prekvapeni; upfel zrak
ia slepou slecnu, a dzas jeho
patrne jeste vzrnstal, kdyz pre-
cetl dopis. Joubert bedlive jej
po ocku pozoroval.
Slecna de Rhode, nevidouc,
co Sc dele, tazala Sc, zarazena
hyvsi nahlym mlcenim:
! "Zav6t' uz je prectena? Ne
slysela isem jmenovati sve
| jmeno".
"Jste uvedena naposled ,slec
no., pravil pan David, "prestal
ljsem cisti, ponevadz doslo
mne prave psani z Alziru vas
Sc tykajici".
'Psani z Alziru? A mne re
Use tyka!" zvolala slepa V udi-
veni.
! "Ano, slecno, psani nanej-
| vys zajimave!" !"
| "Nepochybuji'.
| "Hned yam dam vysvetleni
musime spolu mluviti. Zaroven
VAN take sdelim, CO vam zesnu
" odkazal; drive vsak muslin
iostatnim zde pritomnym ode
Ivzdati jich odkazy -"
| Dedici podepisovali pfijem
odkazn. kdyz prisla rada ma
Flaru Gervaisovou, odevzdal
il notaf los, ma iehoz zadni
strane byl Sc Joachim ,Estival
podepsal.
"Vezmete, mile dite", pra-
vii. "Odkaz zda Sc byt velke ce
ny, ale kdo vi, neodkazal-li
vam timto velke bohatstvi, iak
sc vsi jistotou pfedpokladalr' y
"Dekuji "a vase laskava slo-
va, pane, odvetila mlada div
ka. berouc los; mcclellan 81
ysak zadnych nadeji. Stestena
sc ma mne nesm6je nikdy Sc
snad ma mne nezasmeje".
/ Slecna de Rhode nasloucha-
lie nevyslovnym pohnutim
jemnemu hlasu divcinu.
"Doufejte, mile dite", pra-
villa. "nahoda jest slepa -
Mate pravdu, slecno", pfi-
svedcoval notar, "nahoda jest
slepa - co nevidet presvedci-
te Sc o tom sama".
MeZitim dedici odesli. Pla-
eide Joubert take poystal a be-
ra klobouk ptal se:
"Neracte mne JIG potfebova-
I'll, pane Davidc?"
"Racte odpustiti", odvetil no
tar, "avsak vasi pritomnosti je
rezbytn6 tfeba. Prosim, posad'
te sc ieste -"
Osloveny uposlechl, q neje-
l,rc ami !, a ;,,, ~, Gft,c ,1.o .o1-,,noxs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-16

Tou dobou,. co .odehraval Sc
prave liccny view kancelari
notare Davida, vysli ctyri mia
di muzi slusne, ano peclive O.
deni. 2 prlchodniho domu de
HInstitut a ubirali Sc. "a .vesele-
ho hovoru a snichu Sekvan-
skou ulicl. Patrn6 nalezeli ke
tfide delniku poloremeslni-
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-05-05

they are getting paid the minimum
rate when they are producing milk
that will test over 4 per cent butter
fat. One man who had recently had
an auction of his herd of nearly 80
cows smiled as he put his feet in
a little more comfortable position on
the kitchen table and hade his
brothers continue their worries-he
was through.
Figure it out for yourself. 1t is
costing more than 81 hundred
pounds to produce milk. Milk is
bringing less than SD a hundred
This means that the dairyman is
losing money every day. He may not
think SO because he may be taking
the money out of his land, or him.
self, or his sons who are working
for him for Notwithstanding their
board. Will the price of milk go up
to meet the loss, or will wages and
feed drop sufficiently to make it up?
Improved stock will ne;p some and
methods of handling and feeding
Anyhow, it is some problem and i:
has got to be worked out.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1921-05-05
BUSINESSFUTURE
STILLL00kS ROSY
SETTLEMENT OF GERMAN
TREATY WILL CLEAR
SITUATION
Steel Market Stronger; Lumber
Uncertain on Freight Rates |;
Sugar Market Off,

Improvement in the general situa-
ton which was looked to begin the
first Of March is being postponed to
some extent from week to week by
unsettled conditions in the labor and
financial world. While there has
been some improvement noted, con
ditions are still waiting for better
tone that will follow the settling OF
the German treaty situation and a
clearing up of the labor situation
Railroads have not been dropped
as expected and are an important
factor. Water freight is making the
situation worse for the railways in
stead of better. A gradual return tc
prewar conditions among the rail
ways is looked for as regards labor
which will mean a reduction in the
number of employees and a cut in
wages. When this mas Deen accom-
pHshed it will be possible for the
lines to cut rates. A desire of the
railways to meet the situation IL
shown in granting of tourist rates
week-endrates and other before-the
war accommodations. However, il
must be remembered that a large
part of the railways were in the
hands of the receiver when the wa
started and their rates must be on
basis that will enable them to d.