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GOV. MILLER. 70 ACT AS CENSOR.
the motion picture industry as 70 the
character of pictures that are TO De
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the motion picture industry As 70 the
character of pictures that are TO De
produced.
THE governor showed that, he has
given the matter of regulation con-
siderable thought" said Mr.. -Duell
He told me that the main require
ment that he would demand of the
people he will appoint on the censor
ship board will be that they use COM
mon sense.
THE governor conveyed to me the
idea that production should be of
type that will be suitable for the en-
tire family, pictures that father or
mother would feel absolutely safe in
having their children witness. l
suggested that is would help the
producers immeasureably il the gov
ernor would. give some sort of a per.
sonal demonstration of the kind OF
pictures he believes would be accepta-
BILE to the entire family
Gov. Miller agreed that this would
be good idea and suggested that the
picture be given showing in his
Albany home"
Evening star., 1921-06-05

NEW YORK. June ITO give the
motion picture producers an idea
of the character of screen dramas that
he approves. Gov. Nathan L. Miller
lis to act as censor of one picture.
The governor has accordingly con.
sented to have a private showing OF
the screen version of The Cave Girl"
given at the executive mansion In
Albany next week. This is the first
time that a motion picture has been
shown in the home the state PROVIDES
for its chief executive. The Cave
Girl" is ar adaptation of Guy Boil
ton and George Middleton's comedy
drama. which had a successful run
on Broadway last year.
While Gov Miller was in this city
this week. Mr. Charles H. Duell. 1r..
on behalf of motion picture interests.
conferred with the governor. He and
Gov. Miller are intimate friends. Mr..
Duell having been active in the gu
bernatorial campaign last year. Mr.
Duell informed the governor that
there was considerable uncertainty In
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Three Types Of Beauty.

The three principal feminine roles
in wolves Of the North" the photo
dramatic attraction of this weeks 8
program at the Strand, are played by
three young women who represent
entirely different types Of feminine
beauty.
Eva Novak is perfect type of the
American blond. Barbara Tenant
the British type Of beauty.
with auburn hair, hazel eyes. q
stately form and perfectly modelled
features, she is one of the most at
tractive young women on the screen.
Those who admire the vofeptuous
type of Beauty will find a charming
tyne in Millie Impolito. the .Castilian
actress. She has but recently ar
rived in America.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Glen Echo Park.

come usual a. Glen Echo Park on
Sundays and another big crowd Is
expected there today, The long list.
Of amusemenfs that have. made Glen
Echo even more popular than in the
;nastswillsba on the program and free.
concerts by Minister'S Band VIII be
given this afternoon and tonight.
while dancing is confined to week
nights, the new bathrooms ut Glen Echo
has become the center of attraction
for the dancing contingent. A fiat
charge for admission to the ballroom
for the evenings dancing has been
substituted, for the old style Of s
cents . dance. The new ballroom.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Outdoor.
Colonial Beach.

The steamer st. Johns Will leave lts
wharf at the foot of 7th street for
Colonial Beach at o'clock this morn
ing. In addition to the four-hour trip
down the Potomac, passengers Will
have the opportunity Of enjoying salt
water bathing and other diversions at
the beach.
For the present the weekday trips
of the st. Johns will be confined to
forty-mile moonlight excursions, leav-
ing at 7:15 nightly. Its broad decks,
offer particular attractions to the
dancers, and music is furnished by
SokoloYe's Jazz Orchestra.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Miss Burton S Stage Success

Alberta Burton. who has the featured
feminine role IN 'The Hotheads," has
just come from that amusing comedy.
.'The Tavern" which has been one of
the Broadway successes this year, and
in which George NJ. Cohan is now play
ing. Miss Burton was the leading wom-
an with Arnold DAILY when that actor
had the role OF the mysterious, ,vagabond
She helped Tim Murphy win success In
Five O'clock" and was the delightful
somnambulist in she Walked in Her
Sleep" which had its premiere in WASH
ington. In THE Hotheads'' she shares
high acting honors with Forrest Winant
Miss Burton. is numbered among the
leading contestants for stage honors
among the actresses who are coming to
the front by reason of their intelligent
and conscientious work.
Evening star., 1921-06-05

claimed to be the finest in this section
Of the country, and the Oehmann Or
chestra make the ballroom extremely
popular Patrons have a wide va
riety from which to choose their en-
tertainment. One of the most attrac-
tive features is the new .carrouse1,
with thousands of glfttering lights.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Kuickerbocker.

Charles Ray will be the star Of the
bill arranged for the. first two days
Of the current week at Crandalfs
Knickerbocker Theater. in THE Old
Swimmin' Hole" The added comedy
attraction will be Harry Pollard's lat
est farce, Save Your Money"
On Tuesday and Wednesday Priscii-
la Dean will be seen in her latest
production. Reputation" The corr
edy feature will be a new release.
money Talks" A double feature bill
will occupy the screen Thursday and
Friday, when Wanda Hawiey will be
seen for the first time as star IN The
House That Jazz Built" which viii
be supplemented by Ben Turpin -
Mack Sennett's ''She Sighed by the
Seaside" Saturday only. Douglas Mac
Lean will be screened in ''The Home
Stretch" with the comedy Holy
Smoke" rs the added attraction.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Great Falls Park.

A delightful days outing Is to be
enjoyed at Great Falls Park. where
free admission, free dancing. concerts,
fishing, boating and variety Of out
entertainment. Picnic facilities are
ideal. Fast and frequent electric
trains from the terminal at 36th and
M streets to the falls are provided.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Crandau's.

.-rhouxhtIess Women" Interpreted
by an aIl-star cast. led by Alma Ru-
hens. will be the chief feature Of tho
photopIay bill arranged for nrst pres
enIation in this city at Crandali's
Theater the first three days of the
t.nrrent week. The story unfolded
,ipon the screen concerns the expe-
riences Of a boy and a girl. both vie-
Tins of the seifishness Of thoughtleea
CONTINUED on Third Page1
Evening star., 1921-06-05
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nmiable different from that of the Potash and
Enough warrant the prediction that
likely find metropolitan later in the year. and perhaps to
constructed around
eai ena,ae'er II was a m ] w and Of kind to admit of adequate
remedy without impairng the play Mrs Cal
houns comedy apparently only in ITSELF but also
s oaee pr dts 5 aHa 1
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ss n1s MSh a s sasy
ALL personally applicable here
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ss s class as e9ss o}
sh aRe ssas S5 ls h
sani5 Shieh doss
fians ssRsss ths
M sa1 m esd a
DRoH1B1r1oN frankly closing OF
Ms H o for % s m s se ss s9 no4s @
than long
M i
portant roles.
H:s & mss: Msss;
T eTends with | a in a er . a o @ ti~n % snn
BOSTON picture fans strongly the need of 6rstelass moving
;i s @ s:: s: f.
"A of Shkespare people have become bore
hver but only smile then He has tired
Falsta his paunh his his gurgng and
humor
good stage Falstafs of today? 80 - q
season of plays and productions
IA have developed grouche
natures Now is resenng the encore business"
plays He cannot see just please few people why
Molly Coddes singing of Mammy should be
third of in
let One might well the fish
cludes-and maybe he is right.
nOIA R,ood f,r-h
of the Germanmade photoplay
the The title probably
Lubtsch
elimnatons
luminous beauty of depth and sodiy
hgure OF Pola Neg Lubisch have
the
notable. to American
the instead
and them something ogn
ONE of the sketches Snapshots
satire detective plays entitled who
will play the and De Wolf Hopper the inspector.
tract from the story of Eeanora Duses
of fifteen
of the triumphant queen of the stage
this bundle of who
world
her hand her acting intensity simplicity and Of
less her vouth
Her enchanting ever No
wonder the forty fifty calls before the
enthusiasm of the audience" " -
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Evening star., 1921-06-05

more of his amusing Original Inn
pressions." Bayonne Whipple. Wal
ter Huston and company will deliver
a laughable novelty called Shoes"
The Mallia-Burt company will deliver
carload of fun with their new skit,
The Baggage Smashers." Bremen
and Rule, the song writer's, will sing
their own ballads. and the Cells will
prove themselves Les. Artistes~ Clas-
sique." The Topics of the Day."
Pathe Pictorial and the regular house
features will also be given.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
Current Attractions
THIS WEEK AT THE THEATERS

BELASCO-The Hot Heads" Opens evening at $40
o'clock.
B. KEITHS-London Palace Girls New show
at 2:l5 pm
COSMOS-New opens afternoon o'clock
STRAND-Fashons Carte musical comedy vaudeville
New show opens today at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1921-06-05
J .Pl:''Kl!:o!,,!toplays This Wee1


A
METROPOITAN-"The Old Smmn Hole Opens today pm
RIALTO-'Hears Are Trumps." Opens today at pm
PALACE-.Ihe Travelling Salesman" Opens today pm
GARDEN-Know Man and Skirts" Open today pm.
COLUMBIA-Through opens today
at 8 pm. tT
Evening star., 1921-06-05

selected list of short subjects togetb
with special orchestral numbers will 1
company all showings Z
Evening star., 1921-06-05

Sam H. Harris has engaged Ernest
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seku q tam se dal - do "pana
barouna".
"Tu mas, tn mas" rekl pr
kazde rane, ito la Plch, to ia
Brloh, to Ia Pelechov."
Bylo to zle znameni. Dopo-
ledne lezel "pan baroun" We
die svych souperu. Pfiblizil sc
osudny den.P Pan baron propadl
nedostav Sc ami do uzsi volby.
Splnilo Sc to. co vycital. Volici
vypili pivo, snedli uzenky, W.
kourily doutniky, ale pax voli-
Ii, jak sami chteli.
Pan baron byl pohnevan a
jeho hnev stihl vernon gardu,
dale Sc mstiti nemohl. Kdosi
vyslovil tez jmeno Sibravacko-
vo, ale Sc zlou Sc potazal.
Jeho milost Sc rozcilovala je
ste vice. eco? Ten hlupak, ma
lozil by ma mne fdru prken!"
Ma nestesti nikdo neporozu-
mel, CO tim jeho milost mysli,
ale zdalo Sc Jim, ze pan baron
Sc trochu jako tento :.
AT mi ma oci nechodi," do
dial pan baron a pan lesni mel
ten vzkaz Sibravackovi vyridi-
ii. Pomyslil 81 sye a Sci domh.
Vedel, BE Sibravacek panu
baronovi do cesty nepoleze.
Kdyz bylo po vsem a roz-
bourene mysle Sc uklidnily,
vratil Sc Sibravacek trvale ku
svemu zamestnani. Kopal, Sc
kal a vyvracel pafezy, a kdyz
nektery tvrdohlavy parez od-
poroval, napomenul jej Sibra-
vacek dobracky:
"Povol, povol, tohle je tepr-
We Plch, Brloh a Pelechov, ale
prijdou take Kunovice. Wis,
tam ami milostpan neobstal." !"
Pc takove domluve dal 81 pa
req rici vyvratil Sc jako hou-
ba, nebot' Sibravacek mel We
die silly i rozum a - dumysl!
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NEZAPOMENUTELNY DEN.

Dokud jest clovek zdrav, a
nj no nenapadne mysliti ma ne
moe. Ale kdyz tato zaklepe ma
dvere, rozmrzi vas to nejprve
a pax chapete najednou, jak
by bylo dobre, vedeti o n6ia-
KEN leku, ktery by vas z toho
dostal ven. Trpite-li poruchou
zaludku a nedbali-li jste nikdy
drive 0 Trinerovo Horke Vino
a .R2GGete.5li .ie ,nyni ,uziyati a
pfesvedcfte sc, ze je to oprav-
du znamenity lex, ucini tento
nezapomenutelny den 2 vas ma
vzdy pfitele Trinerova Horke-
no Vina. Tisice a tisice naSich
zakazniku Sc tax vyiadruji,
kdykoli nam piSi. Pan V. Hole
mar napsal nam z Highladtown
Nd, dne 10. ledna: "Trinero-
vo Horke Vino nesmi chybet V
mem dome, ponevadz je to o.
pravdivy lex proti zaludkovym
chorobam, zacez vas nepresta-
nu chvalit." Vas dodavatel le-
XII rad vam poda vysvetleni i o
iinych vytecnych lecich Trine-
rovych. Joseph Triner Compa-
ny, 133-45 S. Ashland Ave-,
Chicago. III.
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Vyprava do kunovic dopa-
ola neslavn6. PanSti byli pora-
zeni ma hlavu, ba vatSinou ma
hlavu.
Pan baron uz neporadal
schuzi, nebot' dostal dopis, &c
po druhe Sc nlu nepodafi vyvaz
nouti Sc zdravou kozi.
o genialni myslence Sibl-a-
vackove nikdo nezvedel. Dru-
heho dine naSel ktergsi obcan
kunovicky prkna, ale odnesl je
domn a nepochlubil sc. " o.
hrade kunovick6 ztraty tri pr
ken ami nepozDali. Pan baron
odeSel druh6ho dne 2 mysliv-
ny. aniz by Sc rozloucil Sc ST.
bravacl1em. ktereho jig v my
slivn6 ami nebylo. Mas skrom-
ny filosof odese1 casne ma pa
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SIBRAVACEK
Zivot a dilo samorostleho
filosofa z lesd.
Napsal FIR. Flos.


"Bud'te bez starosti. vse-
cky cesty jsou obsazeny, neu-
jde man," odpovidal jinJ. "Hr,
ma mel"
"Musime pryt," Septal pan
baron, tfesa sc ma celem t6le.
Noe byla chladna, ma obloze
nebylo ami hvtzdicky, tezke
mraky hnaly sc odkudsi re "a
padu a obcas stfikla drobna
krupej ze tiny.
"Ono Sc rekne pryc, ale
jak?" premyslel ma HAS Sibra-
vacek. "Nejlepe bude, kdyz p
schovame V pile"
"Do PLY Sc nedostanu, kdo
vi, kde pan Weinstein je," od-
poroval pan baron. do rama
tady nezustanu, nastydl bych,
nebo ia holota :"
"Pst, uz vim" Septal Sibra-
vatek. "Tuhle vezmeme dve
nebo tri prkna, co milostpan Sc
mnou unese. S prknem mas nj
kdo nezastavi.' y
'Tohle byla vyborna myslen-
ka. Pan baron nebyl sice ro-
mantik, ale pochopil, re Sibra-
vacek .vymyslil n6co moudreho
a proto hned souhlasil. .Tady v
ohl'ade mu nebylo vomo. Oba
uprchlici .rychle vstali a Sibra-
vacek hledal lehci prkna. Byl
tn veliky bohaty vyber. Wa
Ii tri pulcoulova a Sestimetro-
va.
"Tak miloStpane baroune,
hup S tim ma rameno. ia puidu
napred budu mluvit, kdyby
mas nekdo potkal Jim budu
rikat: Mates! Poid'me'"
Dosli Ike plotu. Sibravacek o.
tratne prelezl, podrzel prkna
a poGkal ma Matesa, ktery ted
hure prelezal nez prve, kdyz
no hnal strach. Hlidace nebylo
nikde. Oba zlodeii prken sli
.listymi kroky 20 ulici, zahnu-
Ii "a humna a po p6ti minI-
tach byli "a meSteGkem.
Moudry Sibravacek zahnul
Sc silnice, necpatrny Mates se
oval: "Kam pak?" Hned to-
no ale htoval. We tine vyvsta-
ly tri stiny. Kdosi sc oval:
"kdo to?"
"E, mlcn odpovedel tise ST.
bravacek, "neSeme 81 S Mate
sem kou$ek dfivka od Vein
Steina."
Stesti bylo, re Sibravacek
septal, takze no jeho sykavky
neprozradily. Straz Sc dala do
smichu: "PaSol, posp6Ste si"
jeste poradila.w
Pobidky nebylo treba. Oba
zlodeji hnali Sc jake divi. Po
deseti minutach pustil pan ba-
ron prkna a skocil k Sibravac-
kovi: "A ted nohy ma rame,
ma! TrefiS lesy?"
"Jsem tam jako donna" !"
TAX mne yed'v
Ia hodinu pfebehli Ian sve-
ia. Bylo jiz po' jedenact6 hodi-
ne V noci, kdyz dorazili k my
slivne, kde mival Sibravacek
sv6 stanoviste.
Pan fort byl uz donna, mel
hlavu Zavazanou.
Vzacna PAM jeste svitila a
celia Sc pod6sila, kdyz Kacen-
ka uvedla pana barona a ST.
bravacka.
Ma vysvetIovani nebylo kdy.
Jeho milosti ustlali V parad-
MIN pokoji Sibravacek sci ma
sve stare kute.
Vypraya do Kunoyic doDa-
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~ pfistich dvanacti mesi-
cich slysela jsem 0 None jen
malo. Mezitim - avsak, jak to
Pride, ze tajemstvf dostavaji
Sc ma verejnost? A jak to pri-
jde, BE rodinna tajemstvi do
stavaji Sc ma verejnost strasne
zvetsena a znetvorena? Muze
mi to nekdo vysvetlit?"
''Ne ja!" odvetil Justin S L.
smevem.
1"Tak to bylo is historii zivo
ia me sestry. /. ona dostala Sc
ma .verejnost We forme strasne
pfehnane. Septalo Sc 0 hrisich
a blaznovsk6m 81 pocinani, vse
ale kladeno na vrub il - zene,
ktera pry toho byla pricinou.
Podezreni pablo ma mne =
proc anebo jak, nedovedu 81
vysvetliti dosud. All, Wy dobfe
znate ten jed pomluvy, ktery
dovede cloveku otraviti cely Ii
vot'. ,t,
"Vim to-, ,yim Avsak jed ten
nebude jeviti' zadndho ucinku
ma vas vice obloha mad vami
je nyni cista a jasna".'i
"V tomto jedovatem oyzdu-
81 lila jsem po cely posledni
rok sveho trvani We skole. PAX
pfisla verejna zkouSka. Chova-
te .iste jestd pameti, co Sc tn
udalo?"'
ia pamatuji Sc jen ma jed
nu vec - totiz, re pri te PRIZE
zitosti jsem Sc vami poprve
seznamil a naucil vas milovati.
AvSak pokracujte, draha!"
"Pamatujete sc ma ten Okla
milk, kdyz ma palube parniku
priSel ke mne maly cernoSsky
hoch a dodal mne psani?"
ITO psani! Oh, ano, pama-
tuji Sc velIni dobre, protoze pc
pfetteni jeho uzamkla jste Sc
We sv6 kabine, kde musila iste
prodelati tezky duscvni boj a
pocititi desny Dol, nebot' ma
druhy den obievila iste Sc ma
palube tahy 2trhanymi So
tva k poznani. Oh, ano, pama-
tuji sc ma to velmi dobfe, Bri-
tomarto".
"Dopis ten byl cd signory
Adriani dl Bercelloni ozna-
movala sc mi V nem StraSna
smrt moji sestry. Byla jednoho
rama nalezena mrtva V posteli,
proriznutym krkem od ucha
k uchu a lezici kaluzi ssedle
krvei" !"
Milosrdna nebesa!"
Britomarta zastrela 81 obli-
cei rukama a odmlcela sc ma
chvili. PAX vzhledla Ease po-
kraGovala:
"Divite st jeSte, ze tehdy
chovala jsem sc tax podivn6?
Budete pamatovati Sc jest6, ze
tehdy ma miste, abych jela do
Witch Elms, vzala jsem prvni
vlak do New Yorku?"
"Ano".
'Priiela jScm do mesta toho
ma druhy den a spechala do
chudobneho obydli signory,kte
Ia provodila mne domu me
sestry, kde prave zasedala po-
rota koronerova. Tu nalezli
jsme signora Adriano di Ber-
celloni zatknuteho ma podezre-
NJ 2 yrazdy a zvedela jsem ma
sledujici fakta: Ze moji sestre
vratily sc zdravi i krasa a ze
zpevem, hrou q celym svym
zievem ziskala 81 priZen ODE
censta V takove mife, ze byla
nejoblibenejSl operni Zpevac-
kou New Yorku. Bercelloni
angazovan byl pro tn sezonu Y
te same opefe ku svemu ve-
likemu prellvapeni nalezi Mo-
nu co prvni zpevacku zdravou
a kvetouci - krasneJsi skoro,
nezli byla drive, kdy poprye il
poznap'.
"Ano, prihodi Sc dosti caste,
ze hol dOda zenG kraSy". pro-
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a~esseeeeeees~eeeeeseOa0as
Zajata nevssta.
Roman ctyrech dilech cd p E. D. N Southworthov6
(" Pro. "Domacnost" pfelozil Hugo Chotek.
eo0Oe0e1~oo@sa q y saaGu@San~eoWo

cke lasky vubec nebyl schopen.
Spatre il nyni, zahorel X nj la
skou novou, ktera podnecova-
ma byla slime zarlivosti. Ona
ale, ac byla vlidnou a pffveti-
YOU ku kazdemu clenu spoiled
nosti, nevsimala 81 jej, nepo-
hledla na neho a vyhnula sc
mu, nebo opovrzenim odvra-
tia Sc cd neho, kdykoli spozo-
rovala, ze Sc chce k nj pfibli-
ziti".
"Jednala zcels spravne, me-
bot bidak takovS nezasluhuje
mic nezli opovrzeni".
"Ano, toto, jednani dohnalo
jej ale skoro k silenosti! Hlasil
F, Sc k nj verejne. iakozto ku sve
zene, emil ma nj pravni naroky
a zapovedel riditeli opery wy
placeti il jeji sluzne, ktere po-
zadoval pro sebe. ze by mel je
ste jine zeny, poprel nejvet-
81 drzosti, prisahaje, be je to
jen hloupa povidacka, kterou
| 81 yymyslil. aby ii pozlohil a
tehdy od sebe zapudil".
ITO musil byti chap prabid
ny. Kdoz mohl mu vefiti jen
! jedineho slova?"
"Ona jiste ne. Poprela ig-
norovala jeho naroky a vzdo-
rovala jeho vzteku. On zuril a
zarlivosti div nezsilel. Takovy
byl stav veci mezi mimi, kdyz
byla nalezena mrtva V kaluzi
sve vlastni krve, jak jsem jiz
byla pravila. Vyrok poroty ko-
ronera, pred niz vSe to Sc pro-
jednavalo, byl, re spachala
"samovrazdu', psalo Sc v novi-
mach.
"Uboha divko, co vse musila
iste vytrpeti, aniz by. NELL 0
tom tuseni ii, jez vas tax vrouc
ne milovali a miluji! Mona
dost, ze jsem zpravu tn cetl V
casopisech, neveda, jak hlubo-
ce tragicka Ia udalost zasaha
do vaseho zivota. Jak to ale
pfiSlo, re Bercelloni vyvazl 2
toho tax lehce?"
"Oh, prokazal Sc asi tuctem
hodnovernych svedku, re bylI
DO celou tn noe We zcela jine
ctvrti mesta".
con tedy zlocin ten nespa-
chal?'
"Ano, spachal jei, ale ne svo
j, nybrz CHI rukou. Bylt' jed
MIN . tech zbabelych italskych
bidaku, kteri ku vykonani sve
pomsty naiimaji 81 bandity vse
no schopne "a penize. On uci-
nil to take a ia hned povim
vam, jak. Slyste, Justine: vi
dobe, kdyz prijela jsem do
Washingtonu, jsouc Ma ceste
do "Rainbows", zastavila jsem
Sc We Witch Elms, abych poo
hledla sc po sve stare tete a W.
svetlila il, proc odejela isem
do New Yorku a sama zadala
IA vysvetleni, proc ne0dpov6-
della mi ma dopis, V nemz ozna-
mila jsem il straSnou smrt Mo-
ny.Kdyz pi'iiela jsem do Witch
Elms, byl pryni osobou, liz
jscm potkala --~ Dole, ieji dd-
Vcrnik a byvaly sluha j diver
nix Bercelloniho. Byla jsem
tim strasne prekvapena, memo
houc pochopiti, jak on prede-
Nsim mohl dostati sc V tato mi
sta a ziskati 81 duveru, iinak
velice ncduverive stare te ze-
ny. On wal ode mne kratky
d9pis ma moi tetu a mezitim,
co sci. ably jcj dodal, odebrala
.iscm Sc do kuchyne, kde wy
ptaVa!a jsem Sc stare kuchar-
ky Many, jak lnuz ten sem pfi-
SCI a co tn della. Pravila mi, re
pani iej oznamkou Gasopise
hledala dohlizitelc ma farmu,
ze on Sc pfihlasil a misto to ia
kc obdrzel. Cd te DOLBY ze je
tady a ma starou pani ziSkal
l. Il
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-12


"Stara Nan sotva dokonGila
svoji zpravu, kdyz Dole vratil
Sc zpet $ oznamenim, ze mole
teta nechce mne videti a posi-
la mi mole psani neotevrene
zpet".
"Jakym podivinem musila
byt stara ia zena!"
! well, Justine, nechci una
vovati vas liGenim vseho, CO
podnikla jsem, abych dostala
Sc ku sve tete a podotknu jen,
ze veskere me snahy byly mar
my. Ona vedela, ze mole sestra
zemrela, Jakou smrti. Dove
della sc to vse z casopisG. to il
ale neobmekcilo. Zustala vzdo
rovitou az do posledni chviIe.
Jen trpelivost, drahy Justine |!
Dlouha a temna mole historic
je brzy u konce a vse ostatni
prejdu zbezne".
"Jen pokra6ujte, nejdrazsi
Britomarto bud'te uiistena,
,,ze vse to zajima mne nejvet-
ST mire!'
"Prejdu nekolik tydnu pc
smrti me sestry. Byla jsem zde
ma fare a pomahala vasi sestfe
pri obsluze nemocnych a rane-
lnych vojinu V nemocnicich. Pa
matujete Sc ma to jester"
"Zajiste!" !"
"Odjela jsem opet a pri o.
jpetnem navratu zastihla jsem
drahou Erminii na smYt nemoc
|nou. Ma druhy den rano ozna,
mil mi lekai umrti me tety a
dorucil mi maly balicek. Byly
to same cas0pisy, nichz ne
ktere zpravy byly zvlaste pod
Skrtnuty tervenou tuzkou. Ty-
kaly Sc zatdeni, soudu dopra
veni jednoho z polapenych gu-
erillu, jmenem Morse, alias
'Dipper, alias Dole. Vypravelo
sc tu, re odsouzeny primal Sc
ku dewitt loupeznTm prepade-
MIN ma vefeine ceste, k sedmi
vloupanim Sc do domu a ku
peti vrazdam. Pri tech novi-
mach prilozen rukopis a noti-
cka od kaplana vezeni a adre-
sovana ma miss Pole. Rukopis
pax bylo pliznani sc vezne Ike
vsem svym zlocinum. Nam jej
u sebe. Choete jei videti, Ju-
stine?" =" ~+-et
"Nikoliv nyni, draha. Ra-
deji sdelte mi kratce obsah".
"Pfedne,. ze zavrazdil mazda
me Monu, jak mole sestra by
la naZyvana, Ia cenu tisic dol
lard, kteryzto obnos byl mu Wy
placen signorem Adrianem diI
Bercelloni. Ia sluzby prokaza-
ne".
'StraSne =
"Hned ma to opustila jste
faru?"
"Ano. Nemohla zachovati
jsem 81 sebeovladani V takove
mire, jak bylo zapotrebi keI
sluzbe Il tezce nemocne a spe-
chala .jsem proto ku sv6mu plu
ku, abych V prlsne sluzbe vo-
ienske zapomnela trochu ma
SVuJ vlaStnl bol".
"Oh, mole draha Britomar-
to! Zkusenost vase muzi byla |
v6ru velmi trpka!"
"Tak trpka, ze prenesla
jsem nenavist svoji ma cel6 po-
koleni muzske, soudic, ze vsi-
chni bez vyjimky jsou tax Eli, |
jak byli ii bezprostredni biz |
kosti mojil A neien V me vlast |
nj generaci a V zivote me Sc
stry, ale V zivote me matky
babicky. Ano, Justine, ie to 20
divny retez neStesti hrichu.
jenz ylekl sc skrzc celia poko-
leni. Nedivila bych Sc, kdyby
zeny meho rodu bylyl
jako ia - hrde vzdorovite /.
o,>,,, eco l. xaoI.-i ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-28
GOTHAM FIGHT FANS
SHOW THEY'RE STILL
STRONG FOR BIG JESS

NEW YORK, Jan. @s.-when jess
Willard, who Is here for return bnt-
tie with Jack Dempsey, was introduce
I'd from the ring at Madison square
garden last night received "A greater
reception than when he came back
from Havana after winning the title
from Jack johnson.
II ~ evident boxing followers arc
with Big jess en- his efforts to win
back the title. As Joe Humphrfcs WINS
about to Introduce the principals in
the main event the crowd set up a call
for the former chnnp and became 30
iusistent HUMPHREYS had to stop in the
midst of his grafton and request the
big fellow to show himself.
For some reason Jess Is more popu-
lar than when he held the title. There
is no question that he viii be the
sentimental favorfte in his coming bat
tia