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New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Derry Jail Breakers Kill
Guards With Poison, Gas
Doctors Trace Use IN 2 Deaths;
81 Sinn Feiners Handcufed
1fer PIOtters Are FOiled
Special Cable to Tho Tribune

Special Cable to Tho Tribune
Copyright, 1921, New York Tribune Inc
BELFAST, Dec. 2.-The use of poi
son gas, by which two policemen lost
their lives, is believed to have played
part in the latest attempt at jail
breaking in ireland, which resulted in
failure at Derry early to-day. A
guard frustrated the plotters when
he opened fire on figures he saw
crouching beside the wall surround
ing tho prison. Warders Immediately
rounded up the prisoners, who were
found a rope ladder hanging over the
wall in preparation for escape.
In their search of the prison the
warders found two officers, Constable
German Ric and Special Constable
Little, dead in a corridor between the
rows of empty cells One had been
handcuffcd and the other trussed up
with ropes.
1t was thought at first they had
been chloroformed, but medical Off
GERS were of the opinion tonight that
something in the nature of poison gas
had been used to kill them. Other
warders reported that prisoners had
been heard pounding at their cell doors
appealing for water, and it is sup
posed this was u ruse to get the doors
open, after which the two men were
overpowered. Some of the warders
are suspected of completely in the
plot, in which two civilians, one of
whom was captured, along with three
automobiles foursd with motors run
ming outside the prison walls, were
placed under arrest. The eighty-six
Sim Fcin prisoners are now hand
cuffed in separate cells.
The deaths to-day were the first
outside of Belfast since the truce,
and the fact that one of the victims
was a special constable is expected to
lead to an extension of the disorder in
Derry. Further troubles~is threatened
in another part OF Ulster, because of
the surprise action taken by the Ulster
government at Omagh to-day. Fol
lowing the Tyrone County Councils
defiance Of the Ulster Parliament's
authority, the police invested Omagl,
and seized the courthouse, the seat of
the Council, forcing all the officials to
depart and taking charge of all docu-
ments.
ARRAYS also were reported in the
south of Ireland, two military officers
in the Hotel Callan, in County IH.
kenny, last night exchanging shots
with a party of civilians who tried
to hold them up. The officers were
unhurt. Some of the civilians were
said to have been wounded.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Harding Discusses Aeronautics
Legislation With His Cabinet

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.--The Press
dent and his Cabinet devoted consider
able time to-day to the rccommenda-
tions submitted by the recent confer
ence on aeronautics in regard to legis-
lation to be asked from Congress. Tn,
recommendations included the estab-
lishment of an aerial bureau under the
jurisdiction Of the Department OF Com
merce and the enactment Of number
cf regulations In regard to aviation.
The consensus among the Cabinet mem
bers was that the recommendations
were sound and should be submitted
to Congress for tho desired legislation.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03

the sympathy of the outside world by
starting to "clear up" ireland, or that
the men of the republican army, who
have had SIX months comfort, volun-
tarily would go back to the hills.
DUBLIN, Dec. 9 (By The Associated
Press Before leaving Ennis for Dub
lin this evening Eamon de Valera, pres
ident of the Irish Republic" in a
speech said:
eve arc not now depending upon idle
resolutions, but upon the determination
in our hearts that we will never bend
the knee to the rule of any foreign ma
tiOnn
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Vienna Desolate After Rioting
Which Cost Billions of Crowns

VIENNA, Dec. 9 (By The Associated
Press) ).~-Firtually all business was
suspended to-day as a consequence OF
thte serious rioting which ragged In the
city throughout yesterday. Daylight
disclosed the real extent of the damage
which is estimated by the newspapers
az many billions of crowns. The plate
glass losses alone are said to be more
than SOC, 100000 crowns.
The business streets presented q
desolate expanse OF iron shuttered or
boarded up shops, interspersed with
broken glass doors and windows, dis
closing wrecked and looted interiors.
In addition to the attacks on the
fashionable hotels and shops, many
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Labor Calls Upon Harding
For Protection in Porto Rico

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-Santiago
Iylesias. president Of the Porto Rican
Federation of Workmen, accompanied
by President Gompers, Of the American
Federation Of Labor. called upon Presi-
dept Harding to-day to present men,
orial upon the condition of labor on
the island.
"We renew our petition that judicial
and police abuses be not tolerated, and
that workers be guaranteed their con-
stituticnal rights of meeting and or
ganization," the document said.
The memorial defended Governor Z.
Mont Rrily, whose administration has
bsen criticized by unionist party lead
era.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03

persons were dragged from showy auto
mobiles and beaten. Among those who
were roughly handled was Sir A. Nj.
Goode, Of the Austrian section of the
Reparations Commission, who occupied
the state suite of the old Bristol Hotel.
His apartment was destroyed, and many
of his personal effects we're stolen.
Presenting the views Of workingmcn,
the "Arbeitcr zeitung' says the riot
came as result of miscries and de-
spair, and warns the government and
the wealthy. The newspaper advises
the workers in the following words;
"Let us finish with demonstrations
but remain ready and resolved that
when the first call is sounded to or
ganizcd disciplined battle, we may be
readY.n
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Asserts Thompson Would Have
Been Shot in Iinc0ln,s Dax

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.--Hay Mayor Will
liam Hale Thompson "lived during the
days of Washington or Lincoln and
made the statements attributed to him
during the World War he would have
been shot" Weymouth Kirkland, attor-
ney for "The Chicago Tribune" to-day
asserted, in closing his arguments for
a demurrer filed by the newspaper in
the S50o,O00 libel suit brought against
it by Mayor Thompson because Of arti-
cles published concerning him during
the war.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-03
Salesman for New York Firm
Killed hy Train in Jersey

ARLINGTON, N. j., Dec. 2.-James
E. Harvey, of this place, was killed to-
day by an Erie train for Jersey City
when he attempted to dash across the
tracks to get seat He was caught
by the engine and thrown under the
wheels. Mr.. Harvey was employed as
salesman by Maxwell Brothers, Inc.
Franklin and West streets, Manhattan.
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PRODA sE dun pro jednu
rodihu, plyn, elektlika, zachod
uvnitr. Cena $500. Haste Sc
V els. 500 Guy Ave. ma Zizko-
We. $50
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d r OBJ NE
0 Z N 4 M K Y.
HLEDAM BYT

HLEDAM BYT pro tfi do
spele osoby, kde jsou dve loz-
nice S koupelnou V okoll vych.
50. ul. a Corlett. Zaslete ozna-
meni do els. 4517 Champa ul.
6-29
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We sTREDU 20. CERvNA '21
PRODA Sc mlekarska far

PRODA Sc mlekarska far
ma 1876 akrech, majici velmi
dobrou pudu, Sc vsemi stavha-
mi, dobytkem, drubezf, veske-
rou urodou, naradim a velkym
lesem. Potok proteka farmou.
Chcete-li dobrou farmu, toto je
Vase pfilezitost. Cena $19,-
600. Vezme Sc tez mestsky ma
jetek ma vymenu. Blizsi sdeli
Frank j. Parenica, 3543 E. 1O6.
ST. z Union Ave. rs
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Poor! Krasna farma 0
lat akrech, celia oseta, Sc vsim
zafizenim, A akfy ovoce, so ov-
ci, truck, 2 domy, velke bane,
2 garaze, muze byt pro rodi-
ny. Hotove tfeba $4,000. Prava
lace. - Farma 0 81 akrech,
pekne budovy, proda Sc lacino,
neb Sc vymeni "a mestsky ma
jetek, cast hotov6. - Farma
70ti akrech, ma p6kn6 ceste,
blize Chardon, o., 2 kone, 3
krayy, 25 slepic, A prasata. -
Sugar Bush a nadobi proda Sc
neb vym6ni "a m6stsky maize
TEX. Nam dosti jinych farem
ma prodej neb ma vymenu. Biz
81 sdeli JOS. Ptak, 1900 Sra
toga Ave, vezn6te w. 25. ka-
ru. 6-29
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni far
ma 0 80 akrech s dobrymi
stavbami a vslm zarizenlm,
bllze Akron. Blizsi sdeli j. +.
Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union A
We. Tel. Broad 25SG - Union
1861 r. 2?
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PRODA Sc neb vym6ni nile

PRODA Sc neb vymeni nile
kafSky obchod pasterisova-
nym zarizenim S prodejem %
az % konvi ml6ka denne.
Dunn je vhodne zarizen, t6z
Ford Truck ma rozvazeni. Pc
pripade Sc vymeni "a privatni
dGm. Tez mann domek o 6ti
svetnicich ma Lonegrave Ave-,
hotove $4,000, ostatni ma
splatky. Dale mann dvourodin-
ny dunn 8 pokojlch 5 koupel-
nou blize Quincy Ave. Cena
SIS, 500. Blizsi sdeli Thorn. Su-
chy, 2465 E. 86th St. Tel.
Prime. 1876 w. $50
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staVlla Sc paliu Jlflnlu hainelo-
v no poproslla, by wal 81
mne "a model.
Luclan vyskocll Sc sveho Sc
dadla. IVY, "a model! Wy
siecnoE zVoial'
Imatena a nepochopuJlc no,
patnla nan.
"Odpustte M, slecno", pra-
VII klidnym Jlz hlasem, ale
neni mi mono zatajiti podlve-
nj sve mad dmyslem vaSim.
Dovolte mi predevsim Jednu
otazku?"
"Prosim, pane.
jest to vasim zamestnanim
- stati "a modelv dilnach ma
lifskych?"
"Nikoliv, pane.
"Ah? oddechl 81 nevedom-
Ky Luclan.
Avsak vse pocato bytl mu-
si", dolozila mlada dlvka bez-
nadeJne
Luclan potfasl hlayou. DO
sud nebyla Jste tedy mode
lem -
"Nlkdy, mlly pane.
"Jak vznikla We vas myslen-
ka k tomuto poVolanl Sc obra-
tlti2
"Jlsta pfltelkyne, vlastne
znama -
"Ach, prlbclhyne poradila
yam takto!' pravil mladik, ne
mile dojat.
"Ano, pane. Potkala jsem il
predevcirem nahodou ma ulici,
70 dve leta liz jsem j ncVide-
q. Byla jsem smutna, plakala
jsem. Tazala Sc mne po pficI-
ne. OdpoVedela Jsem il, re hle-
dam vsude praci, ale marne.-
Jsem vyutena sicka ma bil6m
pradle, die tvrzeni nasich
obchodnikn Y poslednlm roce
lde obchod tento velmi zle.
Imam sice nekolik firem, pro
ktere jsem drive pracoyala, a.
ie tyto nyni obraceji Sc 0 praci
imam, q nam chudym delni-
elm vydeiku nedoplavaii. We
liia Jsem tcto svc zname, jez
S ucastenstvlm a $ utrpnosti
Vyptayala Sc ma me pomery,
sdelila Jsem j, ze matka ma
liz ma druhe rok tezce jest ne
mocna a re Vse Jlz lsme zasta-
Willy, co bylo ien mozn6ho, ze
Jsme bez penez, chleba, zkrat-
Ea, re isme V nejyetsi bide'.
20, muJ boae =
"Odpust'te mi, ze vas, mily
pane, timto yyprayovanim OBJ
tezuii'
Uboha divka nebyla to Shy
sve potlaciti. Po kratke pre-
staNce pokratovala "Kdyz
lsem nekdeisI sV6 druzce -
byla drive tGz sickou - sdelila
nase utrapy pozorovala nine
diouho od hlaVy k noham
praVlla MI ~ zde zapalila sc
=. ~ .''''ii0 9 ohiopii"
nakny ohli6n; l,.5.,6 r',a
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PRODA Sc zanovnf Victrola
"a meme nez polovic co stala a
dunn koupelnou 5ti svetni-
cich. Haste Sc V els. 1889 E.
SO. st. q Fleet Ave. 7-2
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A: "Vcera jsem ii byla S
harlem ma vylete sedeli jsme
Y lese zrovna vedle mraveni-
niste
B.. A byli jste take pilni,
jako jsou mravenci?"
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prlllS cerny a zadna nadeJe, Ze
sc vyjasni. Praci potrebuji, mi
ly pane, a praci prosim. Ach
jak madeline jsem sla sem, ne
v6dela jsem niceho! - Avsab
nyni nemyslim jiz ma to, blouz-
Mia jsem a byla jsem produce
ma re sveho snu; jestlize blda
clovekea tlsni, rozum jeho Sc
zachmuruje. Vydelala jsem
drive Jemnou praci svou az pet
frank1 denne, kdyz noe ku dni
jsem nastavila. Kdybych m6la
dosti prace a radne pilna byla,
|vyd6lala bych az sedm franku
denne, take pri bedlive Sport
vosti troufala bych uSetriti 81
tolik, abychom zaplatily nej-
prve sv6 dluhy nakoupily 81
Ease, co nejnutneji porebuje-
me. Jak jste sam pravil, pane,
potom matka ma by Sc po-
zdravila, kdyz by vid6la, re
stav mas Sc lepsi, re svita nam
nadeje ma spokojene dni. Nyni
nema niceho jineho, nezli mou
d6tinnou lasku, mou starostli-
vost oddanost. AvSak to vSe
nedostacuje! Kde naleznu pra-
CT? Byla isem 'vSude, podnikla
chuze nejtrpcf. Mic, stale vsak
nadarmol Jsem celia zoufala a
casto jsem Sc tazala, zda7 ne
mela bych celemu takovemu Ii
votu konec uciniti'.
Zach, slecnop'
"Upokoite Sc, drahJ pane,
sebevrazdu nespacham; mann
matku, kterou nikdy neopu-
stim. Osudem-li urceno nam Y
bide zemriti, tedy stane Sc to
Y naruci jedna druh6 = ODE ma
iednou".
Lucian naslouchal nest astn6
divce t6to, duse jeho tkv6la il
ma rtech, slova jeji lapal oci
ieho pevn6 ziraly ma nj. Nevy-
slovitelny pocit Sc no zmocno-
val. Ackoliv srdce jeho krvace-
10 a nafek uboh6 divky bolest-
ne Sc no dotykal, pfece citil, re
srdce jeho zmocnuje Sc zvlast-
nj blazenost, neznama touha,
@ Jake nen6l dosud zdani. "U-
'stante, slecno, ustante", pravil,
"zivot netreba liciti tax cerny-
mi barvami, iak sama cinite;
We vasen start nemate pravo
zoufati si.
"Rychle starneme, trpime-li,
drahy pane; a ma budoucnost
nelze Sc spolehati, vidime-li il
pred sebou uzavfenou".
"Tot pravda", rekl Lucian,
ionz yzpomnel 81 ma vlastni
trpkou mladost.
Po kratke pomlcce pokra-
coyal: "Jak jste stara, slec-
no."
"Sest6ho cervna bude mi
sedmnact let.
"Kdyz mi bylo tolik let, jako
YAM nyni, tedy zivot ma mne
neusmival Sc take priiemn6;
tlpel jsem, byl jsem sam ma
sv6te, yidel, &c budoucnost pro
|mne uzavrena. Nahle prispely
mi pomocne ruee: otevrel sc
mi novy svet, jenz usmival sc
ma mne zafne, jake slunko jar
nj nesl mi hojnost nadeji. vi
dite tedy, slecno, zoufati neni
tfeba; ziv6t jest drsny, tot
pravda, ale vzdy neni neSt'ast-
my - Jak sc jmenujete?"
Eugene, mily pane, Euge-
| ME Larotova".
"Nemate pfatel, pribuz-
nych?"
AM pratel, ami pfibuznych,
pane; matka ma jen mne 4
sama mann jen matku".
"Otee vas tedy zemrel?"
Hluboky vzdech vyvinul Sc z
prsou divcinych.
"Ano, otec mdj jest mrtev"
cdpovedela. "Kdyby nam ne
byl byval vyryan, zaiiste neby-
Il bychom V hroznem tomto po-
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Joramieovo dedictvi.
ROMAN z FRANCOUZSKEHO.

trebuJl zlve IVORY, to jest, re
museji miti pred ocima muze,
zeny, mlade divky a deti, kdyz
chteji je malovati. - Myslis,
re bych take mohla byti mo-
delem?' = "Ovsem, tyt' budeS
jednim . neikrasnejsich snad
no vydelaS hodne penez". -
To bych 81 prala, ale kan bych
sc mela obratiti? Neznam ami
jedineho malire'. - PremySle-
In okamzik a odpov6dela: "
Parizi jest asi dv6 ste malir-
skych dilen, sama znam jich
asi tricet; mohla bych t6 tam
neb onam poslati; avSak niko-
liv, pro tyto lidi nejsi stvore-
ma.
Vase pritelkyne neb zna-
ma zda Sc mfti dobre stranky
sve povahy', prohodil zamy-
Slene mlady malir.
40 ano, nenalezl mezi nej-
horSi, myslim docela, re jest
dobrosrdecna. - " tomto o.
kamziku', pokraGovala dale,
vim pro tebe jen o jednom mi
ste. Dojdi 81 rano do atelieru
pana Jifiho Ramela, nema
mnoho zakd a vsichni jsou rad
mi mladi muzi. Znam omen a.
teller vim, jak tam to jde !;
minuIeho roku stala jsem tam
diva m6sice "a model"
Vase pfitelkyne sluje Zu-
zanka?"
"Ano, pane.
"Vskutku, nejaky cas- sem
qhodila".
"Jsem pfesvedcena, ze te
pan Ramel prime, dolozila,
"a da ii neimene deset frankn
"a dvouhodinn6 sezeni".
Lehky usm6v pfeletl pres
rty mladeho malife.
"Zuzanka dala mi adresu
pana Jiriho Ramela a rozlou-
ella Sc Sc mnou slovy: Gin
jak isem Ii poradila, ma mila".
Vcera", pokracovala divka
ostychaVe, ''cely den jsem va
hala; malifsky atelier byl pro
mne dosud noznamym svetem;
neduv6foyala jsem 81! Avsak
ma uboha matka - bida! -
Ku predul pravila jsem 81. w
delek hledati mustn't Dnes ra-
no jsem Sc pevn6 odhodlala
prisIa jsem!'
"Sd6lila jste pani matce ten
to svui dmysl?"
"Nikoliy, pane.
"Nerekla jste il tedy ami 0
setkani Sc S Zuzankou?"
"Povazovala jsem "a lepSi,
radeji ySe pred nj zatajiti'.
"Proc?'
"Starost, re nedosahnu 1ce-
In, ze neyydelam zadne peni-
2e, milg pane; nechtela jsem
matku marnymi nadejemi po-
boufiti".
Zach taxi" pravil Lucian, a
ponofil pohled svGi do kras-
nych oci divtinych jake by ti-
sti nich chtel.
Po kratktm mlceni pokra-
coyal mladik: "zpravila vas
Zuzanka vSem podrobne, co
zada Sc v malirskych dilnach
ma kazd6m modelu?"
"Nikoliv, pane, do podrob-
nosti Sc nepustila".
"Pochopuji; jezto vas INA
Ia, tedy bylo il "a t6zko vam
vse sdeliti, "a to chvalim ieif
zdrzelivost. Nuze, mila sle-
cinko, bylo by zbyteen6, byste
znova sem chodila. Vam neni
treba videti pana Jifiho Rame-
la, nebot' mu ami nereknu, re
lste byla zde".
"Ach, panew
Pan Ramel by vaSi nabid-
ku neprijap'.
Proc, mui bozel"
"Proto re nejste schopna ku
staai "a model, nedovedla by
ste tohO'.
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"Ano, otec mdj jest mrtev",
cdpoV6dela. "Kdyby nam ne
byl byyal vyryan, zajiste neby-
Il bychom V hroznem tomto po-
staveni V jakem Sc nal6zame.
Otec byi dobry velice starost-
Ivy Q svou rodinu, upracoval
sc k smrti pro svou chot' a dee
ru, kter6 nanejvys miloval. Byl
zednikem, velmi obratnym We
SVEN remesle, yzdy pryni a po-
sledni prace; vydelal dosti a
neutratil niceho V hospodach.
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"Ba naopak, jste prlliS kras
ma, ale bylo by vas skoda. Ne
znam vas, slecno: avSak STAG
Imi ma vas Sc ien podivati, Okla
MIX vami jen pohoyoriti
bych seznal vase smySlenl q
yaSi povahu. Zajiste mate ma
tinku, ktera vas miluje a ktera
vas starostlive a peciiv6 vycho-
vala 2"
"Tot' pravda, mily pane.
Vase spravna rec, vyrazy,
jichz jste uzivala, vse dokazu-
je, re mela iste dobre skoly".
"Byla jsem vzdy pilnou,
mohu Sc tim chlubiti".
"Konecne, mila slecinko, va
Sc oci zari, vase vzezreni pro-
zrazuje mi neporuSenou cistotu
vasi duse, vaSeho srdce a va
Sich myslenek".
Mlada divka zardela Sc do
rdzova.
"A to vSe, slecno, nesrovna
Sc povolanim, jake model "a
stupuje V dime malirske, a KITE
re nebylo vam objasn6no".
"Nerozumim vam, pane.
"Ano, nerozumite, nemdzete
rozumeti".
"Ach, racte mi fici, vysv6t-
liti -"
"Bdh uchovej, slecnol Va.
zim 81 vas jiz nyni tolik, ze ne
opovazim pomysliti 81 ma TO,
bych pred vami licil vcci, ktere
mlcenim zatajiti uznala pred
Vami Zuzanka !"
Zmatena divka sklopila
smutne zraky sve k zemi.
"Poslechnete radu mou, dra-
ha slecinko, vzdejte Sc tohoto
sTeho dmyslu; pravim YAM je-
ste Jednou, YAM nelze stati ma
llrum "a model; vase vzdelani,
vyehovani, mladost, nevinnost,
clStota, ano krasa prici sc
tomu. SleCna Zuzanka dala
YAM ovSem dobrou radu die
sveho zdani, avsak rada tato
pro vas jest Spatna pokoru-
jici. Smim-li vam raditi, slec-
no, tedy prayim vam, nem6ite
niceho sc Zuzankou a nepa.
treite 20 ni'.
20, ma matka, ma uboha
matkap povzdechla divka /;
"zadna nadeje, zadna vyhlid-
ka vice! Co pociti. mui bozc.
co pociti? Tedy vydani isme
smrti, hrozn6 smrti hlady! :"
lzy vytryskly il z oci a plac ne
byla to utajiti.
"Ach, sielao", pravil sic.
chetny mladik, dojat a hlasem
chvejicam sc, "prosim, zapri-
saham vas, neplaete, upokojte
Sc; at jiz postaveni vase nyni
Jest jakekoliv, vzdyt' prejde.
Zm6ni Sc. Vase pani matka Sc
pozdravi. Sama naleznete pra-
ci. Duv6fujte V sebe, ale ne
zoufeite. Nekleseite ma mysli,
ale vZmuzte Sc a Sm6le hled'te
Vstfic trudnym t6mto dnum.
Vzdyt' preidou, prekonate ie a
vSecky prekazky jedine syou
statecnosti rozmetete. Verte
mi, Vzdyt' ma sv6te nejsou sa-
mi Iii lide a nelitostni; jsou
Itez dobri a hodni, zaiiste ne
ktery techto poda YAM po-
mocne ruky".
Divka bolestne povzdechla
a zaporne potrasla hlavou.
Lucian pokracoval: PRO bo-
hace jest malickosti sahnouti
do kapsy a nezavinen6mu ne
stesti odpomoci".
"Matka ma jest hrda, pa
ne; radeji by zemfela, nezli by
almuznu prijala'.
"V nejvesti bide prava
hldost neklesa, vim to. slecno
aVsak nest astnym pomoci, ne
nj vzdy almuznou; vSe zalezt
ma zpusobu, jakym bu pomoct
sc pTichazl a ma ruce, ktert
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

PRODA Sc grocerni a deli
katesni obchod, kde sc trzf no
tove pres 5000 tydne. Kratk6
hodiny denne a v.nedeli zavre-
no. Haste Sc V els. 7211 Wade
Park Ave. 7-6
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
PRONAJME Sc:
PRODA Sc:

PRODA Sc zachovaly Ford
Truck. Haste sc V els. 5108
Storer Ave. S. w. $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

"Polovicku sveho zivota pro-
zlJete v chudobe a stale financ-
nj tisni''.
"A pak?"
PAX? Ale ma to 81 pax zvyk-
nete a budete ziti klidn6".
The daily times., 1921-05-14
ARRESTED IN HONOLULU
FOR DEATH OF HUSBAND

Honolulu, May 13.-Mrs. Pauk
Vinson Southard was held here to-
day in connection with the death of
her fourth husband Edward F. Myer
who died in a hospital at Pocatello,
Idaho, August 20, last an autopsy
having revealed traces of poison ac-
cording to the report of physicians.
Mrs. Southard was arrested yester-
day. She was held in communicate
although she expressed willingness to
return to the mainland without ex-
tradition. Territorial officers said ar
rangements for her early extradition
were being made.
Mrs. Southwark is the wife of a
navy chief petty officer. She is also
known by the name of Mrs. Sydia
Meyer.
The Southards arrived from San
Francisco Jan. IL. They were mar
ried in Los Angeles last November.
The daily times., 1921-05-14
REPUBLICANS TRY
UNSUCCESSFULLY
TO FREE griffin
FOUNDER OF SINN FEM
FOUNDER OF SINN FEIN
A Party of Republicans Over
powered the Governor of Mt.
Joy Prison and Freed Arthur
Griffin, But Later Were
Forced to Release the Fa-
NOUS Prisoner.

Dublin, May 14.-An unsuccessful
attempt was made this morning to
rescue Arthur Griffin founder of the
Sim Fein from his confinement at
Mount Joy prison. An armored car
which had recently been captured
was used by the Republicans in the
attempt.
A man in an officers uniform
alighted at the prison gate which
opened to admit the car and he and
his supposed soldier companions
drove straight to the governors Of
fee where the governor and his as
sistants were over powered.
The visitors proceeded to release
Griffith and other prisoners and were
returning to the car when they en-
countered a party of auxiliaries and
who fired upon the party compelling
them to abandon their charges.
The daily times., 1921-05-14
ADVANCES MADE FOR
EXPORTING COTTON
TO FOREIGN PORTS
TWO MILLION APPROVED
TWO MILLION APPROVED
One Million Will Be Used to
Finance Expectation From
American Interior Points
and American Ports, the
Other for Shipment to For
eign Ports for Warehousing

Washington, May 14.-Approval
of advances of two million dollars
to assist in financing cotton exports
was announced by the war finance cor
poration today. Advances of ST.
100000 against cotton actually ex-
ported has already been made.
One approval was for an advance
of one million dollars in connection
with the shipment of cotton to for
eign ports for warehousing and dis
tribution. Cotton will go forward to
Liverpool, Havre, Bremen and Kobe,
Japan. The other application approx
ed was also for an advance of one
million to finance expectation of cot
ton from American interior points
and American ports.
The corporation announced in ad-
dition it has advanced $1,6OO,OOO
against cotton actually exported.
The distributing points to which
cotton has ben consigned are Liver
pool, Havre, Trieste, Genoa, Venice
and Bremen. Cotton consigned to
Havre the corporation explained is
distributed to nearby mills and also
to mills in the interior of France and
Alsace Lorraine as well as in Switzer-
land. Cotton to the Italian ports will
be distributed to Austrian points.
Cotton warehoused in Bremen will
be distributed to Austria, Poland and
Sweden.
The corporation also announced it
has issued circulars outlining the
plans of the corporation also ad-
vances to American exporters, banks,
sist in expectation of domestic pro-
ducts.