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according to survey made public TO-
day by DR.. c. NJ Barton, of the d.
vision of appropriations of the Meth
odist committee on conservation and
advance. OF this amount. pastors sal
aries, including house rent, were $21,-
944.613; the district superintendent
salaries. s1,369.221; bishops salariec,
s314,080, and for conference claimants
or for preachers pensions, s1,S60,409.
For building and Improvements, the
church spent S10.655. 49, and on all
Indebtedness, $4,636,796; and for all
current expenses. $11,210,835, a total
of $51. 1851
Centenary and other apportioned be-
nevolences for the church were $751;
089.675; woman's missionary societies
childrens' day funds, $3.073,672, to-
tai of s19.163,344
DR.. Barton said that this gives a
total disbursement for the Methodist
Episcopal church for the above pur-
poses in 1920, of S7o,644, 480.
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and Harry McCupe, also of this city.
took place Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of the Rev. NJ. C. B.
Austin, pastor of the Science Church
of Spiritualists Mr.. and McCue will
be at home to their friends at 712
North Seventeenth street.
A party of young people were guests
at one of the most delightful picnic
parties of the season Thursday even
ing at the farm of Frank Davenport,
south of town. Mr. and Mrs. David
Roberts acted as chaperons. Those
who attended the outing we're Miss
Katheryn Patterson, of Cambridge, o.,
Miss Virginia Hodgin, Miss Elizabeth
Bell, Miss Emily Roberts, Miss Her
berta Bell. Miss Ruth Shideler, MISS
Inez Davenport, Miss Mildred Shldel-
err, Russell Brown, Edwin Ross, Mars
ton Hodgin. Harold Roberts, Everett
Lemon, Richard Hodgin, Harry Hart
man and William Winchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benner, OF
, Easthaven avenue, entertained num-
Der of dinner guests at six O'Clock
dinner Wednesday evening in honor
| of their daughter and her husband,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flora, of Terre
Haute. Covers were laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Benner, Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Bile, Miss Shirla Neff, Clyde
Bremen and Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Flora.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Fry enter
tanned the F. H. ]. and w. club at ar
all day picnic Sunday at their sum
mer camp one mile east of White
water on the Frank Blose farm. Com
munity games and music were fea
lures of the days entertainment Clut
members present were: Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Hennigar and daughter, Mar
jorie. Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Wright AMI
little son Robert, Mr.. and Mrs. Fret
Jenkins and son David, Mr.. and Mrs
Harrison Fry and son Charles. Othe
guests included: Mrs. Mary Moss, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Rolf and son, Rob
ert, Mr.. Leonard Long, Richard Ken
worthy, Miss Ruth Jones and MI
Jones.
Il Mrs. Walter Brumfield was hostess
to the Suburban Home Economics clul
at her country home Thursday after
noon Seventeen persons. includin!
members and several guests, wer
present. The program given durin!
the social hour was by children o
the members The club elected tn
following officers for the coming year
Mrs. George Showalter, president
Mrs. Taylor, vice-president; and Mrs
John Harmon, secretary-treasurer. Re
freshments were served during the SC
cial hour. The club will present
play at the home of Mrs. Waite
Bennett, the second Thursday in Aug
; ust.
Forty persons, members of the Dc
, nestle Art club and their husbands
formed a progressive picnic and on
ing party Thursday evening, whic
started from the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank l. Reed, on North Thil
teenth street, by automobile late !
the afternoon. The supper was SER
ed in five courses, each course bein
served at a different locality. Late
the party was entertained at countr
home west of Richmond.
The w. o. NJ L. will hold its reg
: lar meetings every Thursday instea
, of every other Thursday. it is a.
nounced. Meetings will be held {
, the Moose hall promptly at oclocl
II The Needlecraft club, with the
1 families, will be entertained at a pi
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Nixon, West Alexandria
Charges Wife With Neglect

EATON, o., Aug. 5-Cruelty and
gross neglect is charged in a divorce
complaint filed in common pleas court
by George Nixon. of West Alexandria,
against Lille Nixon, of Dayton, who
resides at Brown and Stewart streets,
the complaint states.
Nixon ayers his wife has refused
to live with him since in November,
1919, and that she caused him to lose
a position he held. They were mar
ried May Is, 1908, at Kings Mills, o.,
and have a daughter, Goldie, 16.
Mahlon Gebhart, of Dayton, is at
torney for Nixon.
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EASTERN GIRLS FIND
TRAVEL ATTRACTIVE
IN SUMNER MONTHS
fRy Assoc1ated press,

NEW YORK, Aug. 5-The roaming
complex, sometimes called the wan
derlust, has become epidemic among
eastern girls of debutante years. Not
a few of them are tramping across
the continent this summer, gathering
an occasional lift from kindly auto
mobile tourists and walking the rest
of the way So-called sensible shoes,
khaki trousers and the will to work
when the purse becomes emaciated
characterizes most of them.
Find West Safer
Some of these eastern girls declare
they find the west safer for young
women than New York City. Rebecca
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Brownstein and Myra Levine, former
students of Syracuse University, who
recently. hiked from the Pacific to
their homes here, praised western
men so highly that many mothers be-
gan praying that their dear daughters
would not get any of those crazy
ideas of walking across the country"
into their heads.
Florence Rosp and Gladys thinner
man of New York. reached Los An
geles few days ago after long
tramp across the continent, broken by
jobs of stretching octaves on type
writer's whenever funds ran low. They
liked the open air life so well that
they Immediately began saving up for
a return jaunt
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Improved Car Service
Aim of Richmond G.. Of e.

Renewed activity is to be begun by
the public utilities committee of the
Chamber of Commerce during the
week of Aug. Is, according to the
secretary-manager of the Chamber,
The division is arranging to hold
meetings with officials OF the C. & o.
railroad relative to the building of a
new bridge over the company's tracks
on South Ninth street, and with Off
Gals of the T. H, l. e e. Traction
company for the consideration of lin
tied service from Dayton to Indian
apolis.
Members of the housing division Of
the Chamber will meet Friday nigh
to consider the housing plan in Rich
mond.
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(By Associated Press)
CHICAGO, Aug 5.-The total min
isterial support OF the Methodist Epis-
copal church for 1920 was S24,9SS,323,
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Made of All Wool Serges and
Crepes, worth in a regular
way $1,000 and $3.50; a spe-
cial for this week, $4.es.
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In sizes Is, Is, Sc, SO and 40
only. Only 25 Dresses, the re-
naming numbers of our regular
stock that have been selling for
$3.50, $500 and $3.50; for I'M
mediate clearance, $3.50
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1t seemed natural, in view of the
fact that her uncle is General
Pershing, that Miss Helen Gene
Pershing should marry into the
service. She recently became the
bride of Edwin A. Craft, senior
grade radio operator in the navy in
the World war. Her husband was
seriously injured at sea when his
vessel was torpedoed off the French
coast.
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Called by Death

EATON, o., Aug. .g.-Funeral and
burial of Mrs. Mary Harshman. As,
wife of Herbert Harshman, took place
Friday afternoon from the Presbyter-
ian church in Gettysburg. following
her death Wednesday at her home
near Gettysburg, after a long illness.
Burial was at Gettysburg.
Surviving are her husband and one
son, Kenneth.
LYNN, Ind, Aug. 5.-Mrs. Lucinda
Hiatt, "a years old, died at the home
of her son, Harrison. here at 10 o'clock
Thursday evening. Funeral services
will be held in the Christian church at
Lynn at 1870 o'clock Sunday after
noon, with Rev. NJ. r. Scott official.
ing. Burial in Bethel cemetery
Mrs. Hiatt is survived by three
sons and two daughters, as follows
Mrs. Frank Chamness, of Richmond !;
Mrs. George Cox of Lynn, c. F. Hiatt
of Richmond and Albert and Harrison
Hiatt of Lynn.
EATON, O., Aug. 5.-Funeral serv
ices for Alexander Smith, 81, long
time resident of Camden and vicinity
who died Thursday in the county in
Urinary, where he had been an inmate
two days, were conducted this after
noon at Fairhaven. Burial at Fair
haven. The decedent is survived by
two daughters.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Aug. s.
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Y PONDELf %. KVETNA '21
zPR'AI'VY z CZECH.


Vnne Slovenska. Slovenske
listy vyprav6ji tuto priznacnou
episodu 2 navstevy ministra So
tialni pece dra. Grubra V Pre-
sove ma Slovensku: Kdyz DIR.
Gfuber zavitaI do presovskeho
listavu slepych, kde cele vede-
nj je' mad 'arske a kde SPRAY
ce omlouval Sc, ze az dosud ne
mel prilezitosti naucit Sc slo-
vensky, vystoupil ieden ze slep
Gu a k Velkemu uaasu pritom-
nych zadal ministra, ably no
prelozil do - Ceskoslovensk G
republiky. "Vzdyt' jste Ce-
skoslovenske repuhtice", odpo-
Vedel mu ministr 'Ne, pro-
SIM, pravil ma to slepec, "ja
Sc tu citim jako V Mad arsku,
,aebot' Sc tn 5 nami tnlivi jen
mad'a 'arsky a zachazeji s nami
TAX, iako bychom ami nebyli ma
svobodnem Slovensku". Dale
vyravel, ze vyucovani je W.
hr,tdne mad arske a personal
mluVi mezi sebou take ien ma
q arsky. Spravce od pfevratu
nezaopatril ami slovenSkych u
cebnych pomucek ami Sc nepo-
staral sloVensky personal
VymlouVal sc, re pry byl V Pra-
re, ale &c pry ami tam nemaji
takoVych pomucck, ma konec
Vsak Sc primal, re nem6l o slo-
venske vyucovanl zajem, pro
toze Slovenskou rec ami neovla-
da. - Pri tom oySem Mad arr
.budou stale hlasat do sveta,
lax Jsou ma Slovensku "utla-
covani".
y od!ouceni theoloeicke fa-
kulty cd university. Oznamu-
le Sc, &c csl. vlada vyzvala ne
meckou unlNersitu, aby Sc W.
ladfIla O odtrzcnl theologicke
fakultt od UNIVERSITY, Akade-
micky senat univerSitnl Sc W.
slovil prot odlouCeni. Minister
stvo vyucovani aada hlasovani
ceieho profesorskeho sboru.
Proto Sc bude o tcto otazce hia
soVat. VetSina nemeckych pro-
fesoln bude asi hlaSovat proti
odlouceni, kdezto ma ceske uni
verslte bude asi vetSina pro.
Pri ru2nem mineni rozhodne
Otazku ministerstvo Skolstyi
pravdepodobne ma zalllada
Vsech odevzdanych hlasu pro
prot.
Ccskosios ensky kapital We
Vidni. Cesky tisk uvazuje 0 O.
sldu statnlch dluhopisu. ktele
jsou majetkem pfislusniku ce-
skosloFenskych, je2 uyazly We
videhskych bankach. Odhadu
j Sc ma vice nez pul miliardy
korun ceskoslovenskych. Ra-
kouska vIada, pokud ide o tyto
renty, jakoz j 0 line naSe po-
hledavky Ia Rakouskem, po-
kud je MA rukou. nejevi ami
tlochu chuti citati's q vvplatiti
Je v meme CeskosloE eiiske. Aa-
blzi r4hradn4 lyoruny rakou-
eke.
-
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Cestina a Slovencina. V

va jeho spolupracovnik: "Pri.
Siel som do isteho domu dobre.
no gazdy. A ten rozhorcen,
st'on hovori, re meste pocu,
ako Cesi natiskajd vraj ich, re
al skolach al V uradoch.
- hOyorl - to Je naJvacSiJ (
chyba, re tel ceStine nerozul
met. ia som povedal len oil
ko, re ten Czech nemoze ra-
zom slovensky hovorit'. ale re
sa casom naucia celkom cistoti
ktorl miena tn ostat', ako sa uz
mnohi al naucili. ).
Potion som pozeral, axe kni-
hy ma. Vidim tam jednu mo-
dlitebnu knizecku. Opytam sd
no: "Cia je to-" "Moja, 'odpo-
veda, to name este po otcovi.
Sa modlievame 2 nej kazdy
vecer!" "A rozumiete tomu?"
On sa mi ,zasmeje do ocu: Go
by SINE nerozumeli, ked je to
slovensky? !" - mo vidite,"
hovorim mu - to je tesky ME
slovensky a IVY sa jkazdy den
modlite Q ceskej modiftebnej
knihy a predsa ste uverili, ked'
vam povedali, ze Slovak nero
zumie Cechovi. Ze ale kazde
slovo nerozumieme, we'd ami
Nitran, nerozumie vsetko Seri-
sanovi a predsa sme bratia V
reel" i \
Vidime teda, ako mas, nevedo
by lud klamu. On ani' nevies fi
je znacnejSi rozdiel medzi ce-
stinou a slovencinou, on sa mo-
dli q knihy, kteru zdedil cd OF
cQvs zijucich este vtedy, ked'
smegGeSi a Slovaci mali spoloc
MI spis6vnll rec, ano, modli sa
y nej kazdy den niekto mu
nahovori, re on Cechovi nero
zumie. Mad arovi alebg Mem
covi by gazda skor rozumel?) J
Zabil nevernou milenku. -
Prazsky porotni soud Sc obiral
We ctvrtek %. dubna prlSernym
Ginem hostinskeho r. Postlera.
Zabil svou milenku, ktera mi
sto ably mu podala ruku u olta-
Tc - chodila ia jinym. Hotovy
roman by q toho byl. Hostinsky
Postler sc V +. 1915 zamiloval
do zeny topice Ruzeny PaVllc-
kove Luzne-LiSanech, iejiz
muz meSkal We valce. Pavlicko-
va, vychvtrala a neskromna,
dala Sc rozvesti a lila Post
lerem, slibujic mu manzelstvi.
a Postler tedy cekal, chystal
Sc k ohlaSkam. Ably zabezpecil
sVou nastavajici zenu, koupil
" Losku u Pfibrami hostinec, a
dal no pfipsati ma jeji jmeno.
A tn, kdyz takovymto zpuso-
bem byla Pavl.ckova zabezpe-
cena, neskryvala Sc nijak sc
svym novym pom6rem k. rezni-
ku Janu Marcinu Brezovych
Hor. Zklamany Postler marne
-prosil, ably no neozebracovala
a neniclla srdce jeii bylo
kamenne. Tu odmitnuty zkla
many muz kuchynskym nozem
il probodl dne %. listopadu.
Zranena zapasila mezi zivo-
tenn a smrti do,7 prosince, kdy
zraneni podlehla. porota, uva-
zlvSl celou udalost, odsoudila
Postlera pro precin prot bez-
pecnosti ziVota ma 4 m6slcc., a.
Vsak trest w byl odpykan vaz-
bou.
Obcc SpiSslse nechteji byti1
pod Polskcm. Obce .Iurgov.I
Cerhagura Repisko. odtrh-I
sute ze SpiSe a pripojene kI
PolSku. podaly zadoSt k mezi
narodni' fozhranicovaci komi
81, aby byly pflpoieny zpet k
csl. iepublice.
OGista bratislavskych ulic. |
Obecnl zastupitelstvo Brati-
slave pfilalo navrh magistratu
ma move polmenovani 3S ulic. |
4 - l.
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"Ano, sletno".

lpromluvil bych ,vami nejra.
| deJi 0 samote, slecno".
"Jak vam libo, pane Jouber-
tie, prosim, nasleduite mne".
S temito slovy odvedla slepa
;Flacida do vedlejsiho pokoje.
"Zde mas nikdo neslysi, pa
ne, pravila. "Co chcete mi
fici?"
"Chci S vami mluviti o zee
la soukrome zalezitosti, tyka-
ljlci Sc nasich obapolnych ro-
DIM.
Pavlina prekvapene vztycila
hlavu.
Placide hovoril dale.
"Slecna Jana Marie je hez-
ka, ano velmi hezka divka", /,
tpravil.
20, ze il nemohu videti!"
zvolala slepa velmi smutne.
Jest zcela pfirozene, re kra
sa jeji budi obdiv cd obdivu
k lasce je, toliko jediny krok". I.
"Pravda"
"Myslim, ze jsem pred ne
davnem mel cest rici VAN, ze
mann syna". Il.
"Ano, a slibil jste, ze mne
jej pfedstavite".
"Nuze, tento syn, .jedine me
dlte, znal slecnu Janu Mari,
kdyz byla jeste jen .Klarou
Gervaisovou, a miluje ji".
"Ze il miluje2" opakovala
PaVlina nanejvvSe prekvape-
ma. Vas syn ze miluie moi
dceru? 2"
"Silene, vskutku $ilene!"
"Jak je starr"
"Je mu dvaadvacet let".
"Rekl me dcefi, re ii milu-
je?"
"Rekl il to. Ale Klara Ger
Ivaisova, chuda delnice, zivila
Sc praci svych rukou. Lekala
Sc meho syna, jenz bude jed
nou velmi bohatym. Myslila,
re Z nj chce udelati Leopold
svoji milenku i pres to, re mlu-
vii o snatku a mel nejryzejSi
umysl. Odmitla jej".
"Odmitla jej - septaIa slec-
ma de Rhode sepjala ruce. "A.
byla TAX chuda, re nemela ne
kdy ami chleba! Buh zehnei ci-
ste, zmuzile tie divce!"
"Je to vskutku bozsky cista,
uslechtila povaha", prisvedco-
val Joubert. "MGj syn dovedl il
take jak nalezi uznati chova
k nj VaSnivou lasku, jez nevy-
mizi mu nikdy duse! Mate
tedy V rukou stesti jedineho
meho dltete. Toto jest vSak
vec tykajicl sc iedine vaSeho
Srdce, sIecno; necham nynl va
Sc city stranou a obratim Sc k
Vasemu rozumu. Chce-li sleC-
ma Jana Marie obdrzeti odka-
zane il d6dictvi, musi, jak VI
tie, vyplatiti dedidny poplatek,
lenz jest velice znacny. Nema-
tie penez nebude vam take
mozno 81 je opati'iti. Nebude-li
vSak poplatek V cas- odevzdan
soudu, pozbudete naroky ma
.dedictviia mesto Alzir pfivede
sVe pravo ku jm6ni hrabete de
Rhode k platnosti".
Ale, pravila slepa nesme-
lie, "vzdyt' jste mi prislibil -"
Zamltela Sc,
"Ie ucinim, 60 bude nutno
re poskytnu potfebnych pc
nez", dokonciI Placide vetu,
"sllbll isem to, ano; tehda
vSak jsem jeste nevedel, ze tn
ide o stesti meho syna. Bylo
by to pfirozene, kdybych vam
poskytl neobmezeny uver, a.
bych vam zjednal jmeni v Okla
mzlku.kdy snad meIa byste zni
cltl budoucnost, ano zivot me- |
no Leopolda? Svolte ku shat- |
ku, Jenz vyhovi vsem pozadav.
KUN, ano vyhovi jim; nebot' |
Je-li jmeno Gle Rhode starsi |
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UPOZORNENi

Dovoluji 81 oznamiti ct. ye-
fejnosti, re jsem otevrel
kloboucnicky obchod V els.
6033 Broadway proti vlnar-
ne, kde mann ma sklade vse-
no druhu muzske kloorjky =
ktere zhotovuji tez ma "a
kazku a stare predelavam,
barvim a opravuji. NaSe dill
ma Sc naleza V c. 36A1 E..
49 ul., vezmete-li e. 55 st.
karu ia vas doveze az k dill
ne. Drzlm na sklade nej-
lepsi klobouky "a ceny vel
mi mirne neb je sami Wy
rablme. Je to jodina ceska
dina v Cleveladu.
Sluzbovolny
FRANK STEPkA.
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1VEL,kY LOS.
ROMAN
Francouzsky napsal Xavier De Montepin
ROMAN.

avier De Montepin.
l&ska oblazovala, trpela prect
| oVvm svym postavenim, je5
ukladalo, il jine pavinnosti q
nutllo il utlumiti hlas srdce.
. ...A4-
kdyz Sc Placide opet vratil
do ullce Saint Honore, byla
Klara u velmi smutne nalade,
"Muj ukol jest vykonan,
,slecno", oslovil prichozi sle-
Pou. "Nebylo mi sice poprano
elezti osobne. vasi dceru, a
Vedl jsem j sam do vaseho
tl, jak bych 81 byl pral ;
vsak Il vas, a to jest hlavni
Jsme bohu diky u cile!"
ravite, re vas dkol Jest
v nam" zvolala slecna de
Rhode nepokojne.
"Zajiste".
"Chcete mne opustiti prave
llynl, kdy nam vasi pomoci na-
nejvyse zapotfebi?"
Placide Sc usmal. Mluvil tax
jedine proto, aby pfimel sle-
pou k odmluv6 a ku prosbam.
"Ani We snu mne nenapadlo,
re mohl bych vas opustiti, slec-
no., odpoved6l, "muzete uplne
ma mne spolehati. Cest sebe-
vedomi, jakoz i obchodni ma
uvedomelost~ zapovidaji mne
vsak, abych sc YAM vnucoval"
"Slibil iste mi, re zustanete
mym radcem; bez vas jsem
malomocnou", pravila Pavlina.
*Nevim, bude-li S tim sletna
j ANA Marie de Rhode srozu-
m6na -"
"Prosim vas, pane, abyste i
mne byl tim, elm sllbil iste
byti me matce", zvolala Klara
ziv6.
MAN tedy cest, byti vam
vzdy a We vSem k sluzbam, me
Gamy", pravil Placide ulisn6.
"Co jest nam nyni ciniti?"
ptala sc slepa.
"Jste zakonnou porucnici
ole praya uznane sve dcery,
slecny Jany Marie; jest nanei-
vyS nutno, ably byla svolana
co neidrive sesticlenna rodinna
rada, z nlz pax bude zvolen
spoliporucnik; spole6ne S tim
tc pax udelite notari Alziru
rozkaz, ably projednal pozdsta
lost. PAX vyplatime ihned va
konne poplatky a predseda
soudu prirkne yam pax dedi-
ctvi".
"Sestitlennou rodinnou ra-
dui" zvolala slepa. Gale, pane
Jouberte, vzdyt ia iiz nemam
ami pfibuznych, ami pratel! Ne
vedela bych veru, Ike komu Sc
obratitil"
"Nedelejte 81 zadne starosti,
siecno, najdu mezi svymi pra-
tely poctivce, iiz YAM milera-
d a ne2istne prispeji ku pomo-
Ct. ia sam budu jednim z nich.
60 Sc tyce spoluporucnika,jen
ma bVti vaSi pravou rukou q
'pravovati S vami' jmenl nezle-
lie vaSi dcery -"
"Timto muzem, pravou moii
'ukou, budete Wy, pane Iouber-
e., zvolala slepa.
Placide sebou tlhl.
"Ja 2" zvoIal.,
"Matka ma pravdu", ubez-
,ecovala Klara. "Nikdo by IL
'ad ten lepe nezastal".
"Ulozil by mi vSak velkou
,odpoyednost. slecno".
'Ve2mete il ma sebe. pane,
lclnte TO k vnli dvema ubo-
1ym zenam, .iichz budouci kid
a iez budou YAM
IA veky vd6cny".
"Takym prosbam nelze odo-
Att. slecno; pfijimam tento IL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23

l&ska oblazovala, trpela prece
l oVym svym postavenim, jez
ukiadalo., j 4jine pavinnosti a
nutllo il utlumiti hlas srdce.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-23

rie?"
dresu".
sestro Marie, zaN
kid a mir drahe b
dcery jeji.. We yla
zajmu jest zadouei, a0y(
demu muzi neponechala
zadna nadeje". -
"Jste, tedy meho nahledu? q
"Zajistd". Isl
"Chci mu tedy psati lined.
Ssetra Marie .vesla do sve pf
sarny, nalezajici Sc vedle sine
Saint Anne, sedla ku psacimu
stolku a psala nasledovne: i,
me drahe ditel
Muslin Vam vratiti list, jej5
postal jste Klare. Gervaisove a
jenz nemuze byti il dodan, pro
toze opustila vcera nemocnici.
Nasla svoji matku, kteraz hle-
dala jiz Sestnacte let ztracene
sve dite -
klara stane sc bohatou a
81 astnou! -Tj Set +. Il IA!
Pochopite zaiiste, mile dite,
re klara prestala byti prostou
delnici, S. niz mohl jste 81 bezc
vseho dopisovati - bohate de
dicce, jez prestala byti samo-
statnou, nesmite jiz psati. Ra-
dim vam tudiz, abyste sem pre-
stal psati - listy vase nedoSly
by na pravou adresu -
Az Sc vratite do Parize,
prijd'te 81 Ike mne,pro penize,
lez lste mi sveril.
Vase sestra V Bohu,
sestra Marie
V nemocnici Saint Antoine" "
List byl jeste tehoz dine ode
SLAM Adrienu Couvreurovi do
Bordeaux.
Listinami, jez nalezaly sc V
klaf'in6 bytu a pill notare Da-
vida byla totoznost mlade div
ky zjiStena "a diva dny. Notar
pravil Joubertovi, re ma Sc i
hned Svolati rodinna rada. Pla-
eide dosel k slepe a sdelil il, ze
jest vSe V poradku re Sc po
svolani rodinne rady zaSle j.
hned notai'i Alziru pima moe,
ably mohl projednavati pozu-
staIost hrabete de Rhode.
KIara byla smutna zamy-
$lena.
kdyby slecna de Rhode ne
byIa byvaIa slepou, byla by k
velkemu svemu zarmutku spo-
zorovala, zc S oCi dcery kanou
Jlz po diva dny bohate Shy, iea
tato potaji stirala.
Po prvnich dnech nezkaIe-
ne blazenostl poGinala dlvka
zpomlnati ma minuloSt a tudil
ia Adriena a ma svoji lasku -
Adrien zajiste jiz psal-vzdyt
psaval kazdodenne!
Go asi stale Sc jeho dopi-
sy!" Zajiste byly mu vraceny,
ponevadz nebyla iiz v nemoc-
nici. Go 81 asi pomysli? KITE
'ak bude trpeti ten ubohy -
'Pomysli 81, ze jsem zemre-
"a. vzdychla 81 Klara. "Vrati
Sc dc Pafize. Zoufa 81, kdyz
hnc nenaJde. Co 81 asl pony
sli. az Sc dozvi, re isem nasla
Hatku? Bude predpokladali.
le stala jsem Sc pySnou a ne
stavSi Sc bohatou -
a ~ laska X matce a k pene-
1um utlumlly moji lasku k ne.
nn. Nebude mne jiz milovati.
: cpovrhne mnou /" ~
Pri teto myslence vvpukla
l>lafa V horky plat. Neosmeli-
"a re vSak svefiti Sc matce: vs-
l3iat' velmi dobTe. ze ma pro
chloucnost jeji zcela iine "a
a pres to, ze il materska
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-09-10

We're Quitting the Boys and Girls
start off another term of study. We are prep
for that boy or girl.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-09-10
Just So.

What is it that keeps the moon in
place and prevents it from falling?"
asked Jim.
q suppose it's the BEAMS" replied
his brother. Boys Life.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-09-10
Slippery.

Mother-"That's twice you've made
a mistaken spelling bananas dear"
Little Jen-"Well, you know, NAM
ma, bananas are such easy things to
slip up on."-Boston Transcript.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-09-10
Bathing M odel.

Speedo-"What kind of a car have
your"
Peppo-"A Venus Four"
Speedo-"Oh, l see; a stripped
chassis."-The Dirge.