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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-25
VIRGINIA ESTIMATE
OF HALIFAX
ROAD WORK
Progress Made by County Un-
der Direction Of Mr.. &C. F.
Gore Warmly Commented by
Head of Virginia Good Roads
Association.

We take pleasure in publish
ing an unusually gratifying
communication from V. d. L.
Robinson, Executive Secretary
of the Virginia Good Roads AS
sociation to Mr.. C. F. Gore, Sup
erintendent Of Highways in Hall
fax county. 1t shows the opinion
OF an expert as to the progress
iveness of the road work in this
county and the people Of the
county as a whole are to be con-
graduated that the work Of Mr..
Gore and the Highway Com
mission is such as to bring forth
so commendatory an expression
of opinion from such a source.
Mr.. G. F. Gore,
Weldon, N. C.
Dear Mr.. Gore:-
The writer has been requested
to address the annual convention
of the Cooperative Education
Association on Wednesday morn
ing, November 23rd in Richmond.
on the subject, "How, the Com
munity Leagues Have Helped
the Local Road Improvement. J"
| have in mind devoting a great
deal Of my remarks on this oc-
casion to a report of what you
are doing in Halifax County, and
suggest to the leagues that they
can best assist by getting these
counties to adopt the county unit
plan of road administration.
was wondering if it would be
possible for you to loan me your
exhibit of photographs for dis
play during the convention to
illustrate the remarks which |
will make. If you could get
them to me in time for this meet
ing, | will promptly return them
to you after the meeting is over.
have had a number of copies
made of your address before the
North Carolina Good Roads
Association and have sent them
to leaders in five or six counties
in the State, and am glad to re-
port that several of the counties
are now planning to follow the
splendid example Of Halifax
County. | deeply appreciate the
assistance which you have given
and want to reciprocate by adver-
Using Halifax County through
out our State. 1t is quite possi-
BILE that a committee from Fau-
quier County will arrange to
come to Weldon during December
to study frst.hand your plan.
Kindly wire me atour expense
whether it will be possible to let
US have this exhibit of pictures.
Cordially yours,
V. D. L. Robinson
Executive Secretary.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-25
CARD OF THANKS


We wish to express our
thanks to those who took
part in the play "Microbe
Of Love" given in the
Peoples Theatre on last Tuesday
afternoon and also to those whose
patronage helped to make the
play such a success financially.
Their cooperation and help is
warmly appreciated by the off
icers and members of the Order
of the Eastern Star.
QyclE Of the Eastern Star,
Roam r0sas, N, G.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-25
Correction to Honor Roll

Through some mistake the
name of Louise Jackson was
omitted last week from the hon.
or roll for the tenth grade. Lou
ise has maintained throughout
the term a high standard Of schol-
arship, conduct and effort.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-25
ROANOKE RAPIDS PERSONAL
AND LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Mary Coble is spending
the Holidays in Durham with
friends.
Mrs. Alfred Redfern and child
dren, Of Monroe, are visiting in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Taylor.
Miss Caroline C. Moncure is
spending some time here.
Mr.. d. c. Ballard, of Richmond,
is visiting in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. Joyner.
Mrs. Charlie Cartwright left
this week for Kinston to visit
relatives.
Mr.. Beckie Daughtry spent
several days in Chapel Hill this
week.
Messrs. w. T. Council and J.
R. Manning spent a few days
in Baltimore and New York this
week.
Mr.. W. T. H. Brantley, of
Roxobel, spent a few days here
this week.
Miss Ethel Leatherwood spent
the weekend in Greensboro.
Mr.. J. M. Ingram spent a few
days in Raleigh this week.
Miss Virginia Belle Vincent
spent the weekend in Raleigh
this week with relatives.
Miss Annie Belle Williams is
spending the Holidays in Sanford
with relatives.
Mrs. ]. l.. Price spent the
weekend in Raleigh with her
husband.
Mr.. J. M. Higgins, of Raleigh,
spent the weekend here.
Misses Carrie Belle Ross and
Gladys Whitley are spending a
few days in Greensboro.
Miss Nanny Gossett spent a
few days in Ringwood this week
with relatives.
Miss Fleeta Marks is spending
several days in Richmond with
relatives.
Mr.. Abe Norinsky is spending
several days in New York on
business.
Miss May Belle Herring is Wis.,
iting relatives in Raleigh.
Messrs. E. J. Coltrane and A.
E. Akers and Misses Workman,
Hearne, Crisp, Mendenhall, Live
ly, Powell and Annie Cherry at
tended the Teachers Assembly
in Raleigh this week.
Mr., S. F. Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. M. Jackson and daughter,
Louise, and Miss Julia Harry
spent Thursday in Chapel Hill.
Judge ]. M. Mullen, of Peters
burg, was in town this week.
Mr.. S. ]. Bounds and children,
Mrs. E. A. Parker and children
and Misses Lena and Meta Jones
spent Thursday in Tarboro in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Parker.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-25

North Carolina,
Halifax County,
In the Superior Court
Joe Smith, Plaintiff
VS.. Notice
Edna May Smith, Defendant
The defendant above named will take.
notice that an action entitled as above
has been commenced in the Superior
Court Of Halifax County to dissolve ab-
solutely the bonds of matrimony now
existing between the said plaintiff and
the defendant; and the said defendant
will further take notice that she is re-
quired to appear at the term Of the
Superior Court Of said County to be
held on the fifth Monday in january,
1922, at the Court: house Of said County
in Halifax, N. C.LRd answer or demur
to the complaint Y Ad action, or the,
plaintiff will app Abe Court for the
belief demanded complaint.
Clerk Of 81 court. Court
This day Of Novel tdr, A. D. 1921
A. 1. Clark, Attoricy,
MI Lat ale
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-25
NoIifaS NoTth Cafo,na Gonntn In the Superior Court

No1fa( NoTth Ca5o1,na G0nt1 In the Superior Court
]. E. Northington and ]. W. North
ington partners trading as Northington
Grocery Company; d. r. Anderson
and H. D. Allen, partners trading as
Weldon Grocery Company in behalf of
themselves and all other creditors Of The
Hancock-Jackson Company, Inc, who
may come in and make themselves par
ties to this action,
Notice
Plaintiffs,
VS..
The. Hancock-Jackson Company
Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that here to-
fore on the Dist day of October, 1921,
the undersigned A. L. Clark was duly
appointed temporary Receiver of The
Hancock Jackson Company, and that
thereafter on the 4th day of November,
1921, the Receivership was made per
manent all by orders in the above enti-
tied action which is now pending in the
Superior Court of Halifax County.
All creditors holding claims and ac-
counts against the defendant, Hancock :
jackson Company are hereby notified
and required by said order to present
the same duly verified to the under
signed Receiver at his office in the Town
of Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, on
or before the 18th day of December,
1921, or they will be barred from a
participation in the assets of the said
Company.
All persons who are indebted unto the
said The Hancock jackson Company are
notified and requested to make immedi-
ate payment of their Indebtedness to the
undersigned.
On Thursday, December 18th, at
2 o'clock P. M. meeting of the credi-
tors will be held in A. L. Clark's office,
Roanoke Rapids, N. c. at which time the
undersigned Receiver will examine any
person or persons who may desire to ap-
pear before him for the purpose Of
proving their accounts, or for any other
purpose, or any person or persons whom
he may subpoena concerning the affairs
of The Hancock Jackson Company.
This the 9th day of November, 1921
A. l.. Clark,
Receiver.
William L. Knight, Attorney.
ll-11-St-alc
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-25
OSEMARY PERSONAL AND
LOCAL ITEMS
4r. Ralph Dear, Of Tarboro,
Is in town Saturday.

dr. Ralph Deal, Of Tarboro,
IS in town Saturday.
Mr.. Jeff Wall, Of Garysburg,
$ in Rosemary Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Smith spent
terday in Chapel Hill.
Rev. Chas. M. Lance returned
IN New Bern, where he at
ded the Methodist Confer
e, Monday night. The many
Pnds Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lance
ret that they will leave in a
days for Faison, their new
4. The Church in Warsaw is
included in this field.
lev. E. N. Harrison, Of En-
D, has been assigned to the
emary Methodist Church.
lr. T. W. Mullen spent the
Pk.end in Richmond.
llss Florence Bingham spent
lnksgiving in Chapel Hill.
II. w. F. Horner, of Hender-
was a visitor in town Tues
1r. R. L. Dickens, of Halifax,
here Wednesday night.
iiss Margaret Hewitt left
dnesday night for Raleigh
Chapel Hill to spend the
day.
Ar. E. R. Satterwhite, of Hen
son, spent Tuesday in town.
Miss Caroline Moncure, of
$fford, Va, is spending the
ek-end in town.
Er. Eugene Lehman left yes
5lay morning for Chapel Hill.
1r. Jas. V. Roland, of Phila.
|phia, spent the weekend in
femary.
lr. R. M. Minor, of Wilson,
) here yesterday.
Miss Lula Rankin spent
Rnksgiving day with rela-
es in Gastonia.
Er. and Mrs. Arch L. Taylor
Wednesday night to spend
lrsday in Oxford and Chapel
.A
Gr. B. B. Wallace, of Mayfield,
) here Wednesday.
Hr. Monroe Jenkins spent yes
day in Chapel Hill.
Mr.. L. D. Burton, of Clinton,
fnt' Wednesday in Rosemary
Irs. Lewis N. Taylor and
|ldren have returned from a
lit with relatives in New Jer-
Y.
Rev. J. L. Martin, of West
irham, spent Sunday in town,
|Fhe regular meeting of the
|otherhood Of st. Andrew was
I'd in All Saints Church Mon
" night.
MIR. R. A. Pruitt, of Peters
Try, spent Wednesday in Rose
hry.
MIR. and Mrs. O. T.. Northing-
y, of Lacrosse. Va, were the
tests Of relatives here this
eek.
Mr.. Ben M. Pugh, of Thelma,
as in town Wednesday after
ION.
Mr.. J. ]. Merritt, of Atlanta,
,ent the weekend in Rosemary.
Mrs. Ashley Wilkins, of Thel-
a, was in town Wednesday
fternoon.
Mr.. A. C. Zollicoffer attended
le Carolina Virginia football
ame yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Moore and
lildren left Wednesday after
BON to spend Thanksgiving day
Franklinton.
Mr.. Alfred Martin attended
le Carolina Virginia football
anne yesterday.
Miss Mary Norfeet Grizzard,
Meredith College, Raleigh,
,ent the weekend with her
Iother. Three of her school
lates accompanied her, Misses
leming, Johnson and Cherry.
Mr.. Dooley Coppedge left yes.
,rday for Chapel Hill.
Mr.. H. G. Goodman, Of Peters
,,vw We xuao howo MorIaxy
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1921-11-25

Referee Manning, N. C. State;
Umpire Chase, Dartmouth:
Headlinesman Seifert, N. C.
Sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

doprava zpe Jedte poucn karou
broadway Ccret" vystupte Miles Ave- Broadway; zde
vsednete do tervene ky ABC me oznacene iedte
odkud bude autobusova 5mnutova
Libby vyletiste Ma Miles Broadway budou dozd6t
tfi SPECIAL kary Maple Heights Go
y jsou urceny jedn6 vyetnfy nasi slavnos
mfsto autobusdm. Pro vyenkv Coret
Mt Pleasant zvastn{ doprava autobusova vtch 131
lice Miles Ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
CfNSkA "CAMBURINA" VR-
tx POLICH MOZkEM.

Policejni sef Smith ~dostal
rapport o podivne cfnske hire. o
ktere nevi, ida il ma zaraditf
mezi hry nevinne neb hazard
nj. Kosmooci synove nebeske
rise bavi sc totiz osmihrannou
vrtuli. tamburinou, ktera kdyz
dotanGila. padne ma jednu stra
M. kdezto strana ma vrchu ma
napis, bud "beres' "platis" a
pod. Kdyby bvval chodil sef
Smith ma 6eske jarmarky. ne
byl by v rozpacich, neb pro hru
zcela podobnou. "panna-orel-
ptak". kterou jsme "a nasich
mladych let 0 mnohy sestak
byli pripraveni, byli II mas
donna stihani nemilosrdne cetnf
ky potulni kramafi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
SOUDCE MARTIN A FORAN
ZEMREL.

Pc kratsi nemoci, srdecni va
de, zemfel vtera We veku 76 ro
XII okresni soudce Martin a..
Foran pohrben bude jiz Ultra.
Byl muzem dobrosrdecnym a
patfil do tax zvane stare pray
nicke skoly. Verejne byl Gin
nym po pul stoleti krone
pravnickeho soudcovskeho
povolAni byl kdysi clenem kon-
gresu. Jeste nedavno jsme o
n6m pfinesli zpravu, kterak 81
stezoval ma malou 1ctu, ktere
Sc dnesni DOLBY soudy test. Ia
obcanske vAlky slouzil iako
prosty voiin a jeho osobni py-
chou bylo, re osobne znal pre-
sidenta Abrahama Lincolna, je
hoz svetlou pamatku choval
vzdy We velike uctivosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
LONCHAR UNIxL. ELEKTRI-
CKE ZiDLI.

Pro zlotin zavrazdeni pol.
straznika Dykea, byl jak zna-
mo. Charles Habig odsouzen k
smrti, kdezto druhy ucastnik,
31-lety Srb Christ Lonchar u
znan byl vGera porotou vinnym
ien 2e zabiti a odsouzen soud-
Gem Bernonem ma neurcitou do
bu Cd jednoho do dvaceti let
do ohioske trestnice.
pred zakonem byli oba mu-
Ii stejn9 vinni," pravil soudce
Bernon, "ale vyrok poroty nj
kterak mne nepfekvapuje. Ha-
big byl zlotincem femeslnym,
ienz Sc primal, re ma strazni-
kq vvstfelil. Proc byfa porota
v pfipad6 Loncharov6 mirn6j-
81. dobfe chapu. Lonchar byl v
Americe Ia rokd a rekord jeho
az ma tento pfipad jest beZu-
honny. Kdyz iei srbska jeho
vlast volala, Sci a bojoval po
pHldruheho roku, pozdeji ma
vStivil donna pfibuzne a o3enn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
''------ SvEr"

IA bezpetf ostktn1ch spolubliz-
nfch. Ma vych. so. ul. a Quincy
Ave. bylo stale nedovolenou
rychlosti iedouci auto zastave-
no serzantem w. Hudcem a le-
tact skadronou pateho policei-
nfho precinktu. Rfdici splase-
neho auta bvlo Hudcem naka-
zano, aby jel ma policeinf sta
nici. Tento tax ze zacatku uci-
nil, ale "a chvili dal Sc op6t do
spurtovani a snail Sc policeini-
mu patrolnimu voZu ujeti. Ser
aant Hudec nafidil pol. soferu,
ably nasledkem kluzke dlazby
ipl zvolna. re postaci, kdvd pr
chajici stroi nabude puStan 2
cCi. A ieho poGinanl SO take o.
sv4dGilo nebot' "a zb6sile iizdy
nrchaiiciho stroie DO Quincy
Ave. tento "a nedlouho ma
vVch. 50. ul. vraZil do telefon-
niho sloupu. Jedna 2 zen. &c
lpta Irena Lee. 1920 Central
Ave. byla tax tezce zranena, re
musela byti dopravena do ne
mocnice na IS. ul. Druha Jest
27-leta Elizabeta Wheelerova.
1858 Central Ave. Jmena muzn
nemohla byti zji5tena, neb oba
nekavalirsky V cas- seskocili a
zmiZeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
vYEIKANf POROTY, JEZ MA
ROZHODNOUTI O OSUDU
KAREROVE.
Velky naval k prvnfmu dnu
procesu. Vyslech svsdkH zaha-
jen bude patrns az pocatkem
pfistiho tydne.

V procesu proti Kaberov6,
obzalovane z vrazdy vlastniho
muze, bude V porote zasedati
pfec jedna zena, ac obhajce
obzalovane mel prohlasiti, ze
zeny procesu "a porotce neu-
INA. Vcerejsi prvnf den sensac-
niho soudniho li6eni zabran byl
vyhradne vybiranim soudcd z
lidu. Obhajce Corrigan dotazo-
val sc n6kolika kandidatu do
porotv, ida jsou pfedpoiati pro
ii obhajobe, jez by uvadela, zc
Kaberova, kdyz Gin spachala
bvla dusevne nepficetna. Desa-
tJ zkouseny porotce Thomas
Jones odpovedel vcera odpo-
ledne ma podobny dotaz. ze Ka
berovA nema nizadneho prava
ma podobny druh obhajoby. Cd
povedi tou zbavil Sc povinnosti
porotce, nebot' byl obhajobou
zamitnut.
Podobne byla tazana pr. CO.
ra K. Burgova, 2305 vych. 1O1
ul., zminena jedina zena zvo-
lena ma zkousku do poroty.
Kdyz byla prosla vyslechem o.
kresniho zalobce f. G. Stanto-
ma, tazal Sc il pax obhajce Cor
rigan: "Veffte, ze pi. Kabero-
va meta V limyslu zabiti sveho
muze?" ':Nevim, nemam O tom
dosud vlastni{no Gsudku," odve-
tia Burgova. "Byla byste vIci
Kaberove prave tax spravedli-
YOU, jako byste byla vGci muzi,
souzenemu pro podobny cin?"
"Ano." Mate nejakeho pred
sudku proti obhajobe zalozene
ma dusevni nepfieetnosti?"
"Nemam," odvetila op6tne Bur
gova a odpovedi jeff patrne u
spokoiily obhajce, re niteho
proti jeiimu navrzeni do poroty
nenamital. Vyslech ieji trval "a
Isl hodinu. Mezi tou dohou radi-
la se Kaberova sc svym pray
MIN zastupcem Poulsonem, "a
krVvajic 81 obliGej kapesnikem,
aby Znemoznila doternym foto-
grafum praci
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
DVE. zENY ODSOUZENY
PRO SpOLUPUSORENf PRI
SENsACNfM UTEKU z O.
KRESNfHO VEZENf.

26-leta pf. Ada LawrencoVa,
14109 Scioto Ave-, East Cleve-
land 22-leta pi. Florence Nc
Donaldova, 1905 Auburn Ave,
ODE podezfeni, ze pomohly
tfem veznGm. Huntovi, w alSh-
owl a Gallagherovi 2 okresni
venice k ut6ku, byly vtera
soudcem Terrellem pokutovany
$50 a soudrdmi utratami a k to-
mu v$emu jeSte poslany ma 30
dni do robotarny. ODE zeny Sc
pfiznaly. ze V pravidelnych ma
vSt6vnich hodinach sice Gala
ghera navstivily, ale popira!V,
re by byly n6co do v6zeask6
celv vpasovaly.
Pro podezfeni spolnpraee
pfi sensatnim 6t6ku bylo ma
hlavni pol. straznici pridraeno
k vvslechu je5t6 dalsich pet
muza. Jeden 2 nich Jest mali
telem letniho lezeni Il je2era
Geanra. kde byli til uprchlici
navstevou. Dva JIM byli pon2e
spolunavst6ynici. Jeden pax
Jest soferem taxicabu, ktery
donesl do Clevel3ndu zprayu
pro Walshe. Prvn6jSf ma poll
eli vypravoval. re vSechny tfi
uprchlikv poznal die obrazku
dennlch Iistech re ie hned
vyzval, aby majeteL jeho opu-
still. Ostatni zatcenci isou 5of6-
ri. 2 nichz jeden veil Stvance
az k vych. 36. al. a Cedar Ave.
hned 20 zdaren6m jich uprch-
mutt, kdezto jiny nich pre-
bral podezrel6 pasaz6ry ma u
danem miste a doveZl je k ie-
zirku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29
KRAJAN ALOIS STEHLIk
JEST HLEDAN.

Frant, Alexa Y Bruehl Il
Fsslingen V N6mecku nam "a
slal dopis, v n6m2 mas zada 0
sd9leni adresy krajana Aloise
Stehlika 2 Couse v Cechach.
ktery jako hornik pfijel pred
10 letv Go Clevelandu a Zprvu
zam6stndn byl emaillrne. DO
tvtnv Alexa zada t6z adresu
pratel Alzb6ty Loudalove, ro-
zene Figertove Dotazy necht'
dotycnf adresuii ma svrchu u
vedenou adresu do N9mecka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

Sc Sc srbslou divkou. Sam Sc
vratil do Ameriky a pro zenu
81 postal minule zimy. Pristala
New Yorku prav6 v den, kdv
Dyke byl Zavrazden. Soud ma
byl pTesvedceni, ze Lonchar
nemel u sebe zbran6 a zev do
be one skutecn6 byl zpit. Pff-
pady, ze ieden pachatel zlocin
neho skutku poslan byl ma po-
praviste, kdezto jeho spoluvin-
mix potrestan jen vezenim, ne
jsou v historic soudnictvi nikte-
rak ridkym zjevem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

Phi dotazech kladenych OBJ
hajcem ostatnfm porotc0m Wy
zvidal tento, zda budoucf po-
rotce nema pfibuzne u policie
neb zname Pinkertonovy de-
tektivnf agentury.
Vcera byl pfitomen tez otec
zavrazd6neho nakladatele Ka-
Der sc synem Josefem v prd-
vodu vlastniho pravniho "a
stupce Fl. Fl. Felsmana, ktery
Sc vSak vyptavani porotcG ne
sGcastnil.
Jak bylo k ocekavani dosta-
10 Sc k prvnlmu soudnfmu lice
nj znaGne mnozstvf zvedavc1 a
liz delsi dobu pred zahajenim
procesu tlsnili Sc V chodbach
velke zastupy, iez stale rostly.
take Sc rozsifiIy ma chodni-
ku Public Squaru. N6ktefi OBJ
zvlaSt6 lacni, stall ma ulici pc
cely den. jen aby mohli spatfi-
ii k soudu pfivad6nou Kabero-
YOU. Mezi zvedavci tvoff pfeva
hu zeny a divky, ac jsou mu-
Ii cetne zastoupeni.
Do porotnf sine dostalo 90
jen as so divakl dalsim k
jich yelk6 litosti nebyl policii
pristup dovolen. Tito vsak sp
tisnili ma chodbach V blahove
nad6ji, kdyby tax n6ktery Ze
St'astnych padesati pohodln6 u
vnitf sedicich byl nahle nucen
nisto svoje opustiti.
Dne$ni den venovan bude
dalSimu vybiranf poroty a pd-
jde-li prace tato TIME vleklym
tempem, bude celia porota usta
novena teprve az nekdy Y sobo-
tn, take by vlastni process "a
pocal vyslechem syedkd az TAX
n6kdy litery.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-29

UPOZORNENf Danny maici narodni teke sovenske kroje
zadany, s1astni pr6vodu ned6 10 hodn
dopoedne
Maie automobile aby pfipadne
prnvodu aktez nedel dopoedne; vech
oko Ces Mar Sine nejdee do 10 hodin
amerckou vefenos spoehame
Vas pTae6 sti ruky dGstojne eo oslay6
ocotne podae zacez W pfedem nae vfele upfimne dfky
zmrajch bratfi nam i
Vam volali "My rad vast aivoty sve dali pamatuj
nedej hynout naSimH'
. Celou ceskou a sovenskou vefejnost uctive
PORADATELSTVO.
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DOBRODRULNA VYJlzDKA
DO SHAKER HEIGHTS.

SpoleGnost dyou zen a dvou
muzu 81 vyjela We vypditen6m
automobile do Shaker Heights.
kde sG6astnici Sc bavili trha-
rim kopretin. V poetickem tom
zamestnAni byli vyru5eni poll
cis!ou shakerheitskym ma mo-
torce, a aby mu ujeli, vskotila
skupina rychle do stroje a Y
autu puSt6nem ma cel6 kolo,
divoce prchala, neohlizejic Sc
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Taien,s,ik.
starr OSADNlCI.

Dostavte Sc do pololetni
schuze pristi nedeli dne 3.
cervence, iez Sc konati bude
Y Ceske Narodni SIM odpo-
ledne. Nejhlavnejsim jed
nanim ia programu je, "a
stoi 0 chystanem vyletu na
ned6li dne IA. srpna do u
praveneho krasneho lesa Ma
farme p. Rybaka na Turney
Road.
Ze do teto schuze pride
te, t6Siti Sc bude
Predsednictvo Spolku
Starych Ceskych Osadnikd.
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PROGRAM SLAVNOSTI:

Zdravce spoIku a jednotivcG.
Slaynostn zaver rozchod zabave v5letisti
Vne pavlonu outkov6 dado ponf kabaret narodn
zahad lamponoveho jine attrakce.
La libera parola. [volume] (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1918-1969, 1921-12-17

signora Baquin IN mel suo in
no riconoscente agli sposi della To-
70 Serieta. che una gioia rumorosa a.
vrebbe ferito Ia poyera madre; per
lei suo figio era preseute, invisible,
e consegnava Teresa nellie mani dl
Lorenzo. Crivet non ayeva lie stesse
idee: egi trovava queg!i Sponsaii ma
linconici. @ invero procurava di ralle-
grarh. a malgrado degh sguardi di
Aichaud c d'Olinero che 10 inchioda-
van sulla seggiola ogni qualyoIta e.
eli voleva alzarsi per dire qualche
sciocchezza. Una volta pero' rlusu
al alzarsi G fare nm eyyiva.
- To bevo al figIi del Huovi sposi
- disse con tono allegro.
Bisogno' troneare. Teresa e Loren
20 erano impalliditi all'udire la fra
Sc di Grivet. Non avevano mai pen
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no. oudndo vedeva Lorenzo svignar-
-ela dallo >tretto coridoio.
Teresa 81 ritiro' quasi suhito COLA
,ignora Raquin susanna eli no
mini rimasero neIla sala da pranzo,
mentrt Ia sposa faceya Ia toeletta d;
uotte. Lorenzo. molle, accasciato, non
santiya la menoma impazienza: egi
ascoltaya compiaceutemente / rozzi
scherzi del yecchic Michaud di Gri-
vet. che ne ripeteyano a tutto pasto,
ora che le signore erano uscite.
. Quando Susanna e Ia Raquin usciro-
|no dala camera nuziale che la yec-
CHA disse con voce commossa al gio-
.yaue che Ia moghe Paspettava, eglt
|trasalI, rimase un i>tante come spa
|ycutato poi strinse fehbrilmente /,
mani offertegli ed entro' da Teress
.appogaiandosi all'uscio come uom,
Iubbriaco
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mandando larghi sprazzi di luce giai-
la che brillayano sui soffitu sui
muri. sicche' la stmza era cost III
schiarata da una luce viva e vacil-
lante Ia lampada posta sulla tavola
impalidiva in mezzo quel chiarore.
la siguora Raauin aveva yoluto or
dinare con certa accuratezza la ca
mera. che appariva tutta blanca q
proumata. come per seryire di nldo
al giovanni amori La vecchia merciaia
81 era compiaciuta di aggiungere al
talomo nuziale del merIetti Q di
guarnire di grossi mazzi di rose va
81 del camino. Vi 81 sentiva un dolce
tepore @ graft profumi, faria era
raccolta in pace. presa da voluttuoso
,ntorpidimento. In mezzo al silenzio
81 faccvano udire / secchi scopiettii
del focolare. Sarebbesi detto un de-
serto felice. un angelo remote caldc
G profumato, chiuso a lutte lie grida
del di fuori, un angelo fatto e pre-.
narato per i scnsi ed i bisogni della
passione.
Teresa stava seduta sopra una seq
/ giola bassa a destra del camino. Co
|mento nella mano, ella guardava fisC
he fimme. ne yolto' il capo alien
trare di Lorenzo. Vestita con uni