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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11
OFFICERS LIVING
IN EASE; BEGGING
British Ex-Service Men, Masked, Are
Plying Trade OF Common
Street Beggars.

London, Feb. 5.-The scandal OF
pensioned ex-officers who are said to
be making a luxurious living by pa
rading barrel organs in the London
streets is being investigated by the
police authorities and the Officers
Association, Grosvenor Square.
Public sympathy and generosity is
rossly abused" said an official of the
association.
There is no need for any ex-officer
whose distress is genuine to adopt
the barrel organ game.
"Our inquiries show that some of
these men have collected as much as
500 a week, and are able to live at
expensive hotels. They start early in
the morning and then make tour of
fashionable shopping centers.
1.-THE public, particularly women,
are drawn to the masked victims, and
demonstrate their sympathy by gen.
erous donations.
"Some of the barrel organ ex-of-
ficers when INTERCEPTED have given
false addresses, and it was ascertain
ed that others had previously been
assisted by the association"
The Officers Association has found
positions for a considerable number
of pensioned men. and at the same
time has given financial aid to enable
them to set up in business.
Many complaints have recently been
received by the police, and during the
weekend the Marlborough street
magistrate sentenced barrel organ
mendicant to one months imprison-
ment.
1t was during the hearing Of the
case that the allegation was made re-
garding the large incomes obtained by
masked men in the West End.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11
SMILES COME
AGAIN TO
PRETTY FACES
The Charm of Good Health Has Its
Source i'm Rich Red Blood.
Nothing On Earth So Nee
essary for Beauty.
Pepto-Mangan Builds Red Blood
Restores The Quality of Your Blood
Brings Back Your Color and
Renews Vitality

Personal charm is like light. 1t
sheds its rays everywhere. Is the
light of your personal charm hidden
under the bushel of bad blood? In
stead of habitual smiles do you wear
a tired look-almost a scowl? Do
you tire easily? Are you pale and
lacking in vital energy and ambition?
You are not really i'll. Your blood
has become weak and sluggish. 1t is
half starved. What you need is the
blood-making qualities of that splen-
did tonic, PeDto-Mangan. After you
have taken Pepto-Mangan a little
While you will feel big Improvement.
The smiles will come back. People
will see a difference in you. You will
make friends again. You will have
plenty of rich, red blood and feel
stronger.
Pepto-Mangan has been building
red blood for years Physicians pre-
scribe it right along. 1t has just the
ingredients that starved blood needs.
Sold in liquid and tablet form. Both
have the same effect. But be sure
you get the genuine Pepto-Mangan.
Ask for Guides" and be sure that
the full name, Guides Pepto-Man-
gam" is on the package-Advertise-
ment.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11
BEAVER DAM AUTO COMPANY
BEAVER DAM, KENTUCKY

cave-dwellers lived by hunting and
fishing.
Prof. II. o. Boyer, of the anthropo-
logical department of the University
of the Philippines, who has the skulls
and other relics brought from the
cave, expressed the belief that they
belonged to the early Indoneslan peo-
pies who emigrated to the Phillip
pines in prehistoric times. Some OF
the skulls also were found to be ar
officially deformed, a custom of de-
forming the head artificially having
prevailed in some parts of Europe in
very early times.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11
CHOCOLATE CONSUMPTION

The cacao tree, on which grows the
chocolate beans from which the fam
iliar chocolate and cocoa are obtain
ed, is a native of Central and South
America. The seeds or beans grow
in melonshaped pods, 20 to 40 in each
pod. The plant was cultivated in
Mexico and Peru centuries before the
discovery of the New World by Eu-
ropeans. Chocolate was first made
in the United States more than Gen.
fury and half ago, Since that time
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11

Another act in the direction of
economy on the part of Congress is
the reduction of the army from its
present basis of 225, 900, where 1t has
been kept by the arbitrary action of
Secretary Baker, to a total of 1885,
900. In one day both houses voted
to compel the Secretary to stop all
recruiting for the service until the
total reaches the smaller total. Cen
eral Pershing and Secretary Baker
both stated that sixteen months would
be required to bring the army down
to such figure. The House vote on
the question was almost unanimdls,
2S5 to 4. Republicans ridiculed the
idea of any immediate danger to the
United States through trouble with
Japan or any other nation, and mg-
ed that with the nucleus of $4,000
in the army, the navy could hold off
any foreign power until much great
er land force took the field.
Chairman Julius Kahn, of the
House Committee on Military Affairs,
who put through the draft law dur
ing the war when the Democratic
chairman of the committee, Represen-
tatiye Dent, opposed it, declared that
the maintenance Of the $4,000 stand
ing army desired by Secretary Baker
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11
COLLEGE GIRL Is
HOTEL DIETITIAN

Miss Pauline Kennel. graduate of
the Kansas state agricultural college.
receives $4,000 a year for preparing
menus, furnishing recipes, tasting all
food and hiring and firing some 40
odd employees, in her position Of die
titan at a hotel in Columbus, Ohio.
The management says she has saved
20 per cent of the cost CT serving the
400 daily meals.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11

the for chocolate and cocoa has
grown apace in America and other
countries. OF late consumption OF
these products has attained such pro-
portions that planters in Central and
South America are putting out i'm
mense new plantations to supply the
worlds demands.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11
Chronic Constipation.

There are people who never have
a movement of the bowels without 1t
is produced by cathartic. Most of
them have brought that condition on
themselves by the use of mineral
waters and strong cathartics that take
too much water out of the system and
aggravate the disease they are meant
to relieve. A mild laxative tonic
like Chamberlain's Tablets affords a
gentle movement of the bowels that
you hardly realize has been produced
by medicine, and their use is not
so likely to be followed by constipa-
tion. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11
GRAVE OF LINCOLN's
GIRL" Is HONORED

At Petersburg, ILL.,, friends of the
great emancipation have erected a
monument on the grave of Ann Rut-
ledge, who is said to have been nearer
and dearer to Lincoln than anyone
else in his younger days. The stone
is inscribed with a poem, "Ann Ruth
LEDGE" by E. l.. Masters.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11

When the bowels become irregular
you are uncomfortable and the longer
this condition exists TIE worse you
feel. You can get rid of this misery
quickly by usiEg Herbine. Take q
dose on going to bed and see how fine
you feel next day. Frice coo. Sold sy
Ohio County Drug Company. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11

Number of electoral votes that VIII
son received in 1916--namely 277-
added to number that Cox received
in 1920-namely 127-makes exactly
the number that Harding received in
1920-namely 404. Here is a mys-
tic coincidence, but we confess we
don't know just how to interpret it,
(Pathfinder)
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11

A scald, burn, or severe cut he
slowly, IL neglected. The family tkat
keeps bottle of Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment on hand is always prepared for
such accidents. Price 25c, soc and
800 per bottle. Sold by Ohio Coun-
ty Drug. Co. ..-s'-'' m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1921-02-11

would cause a deficit OF $40, 900, 900
because his determination was against
the will of Congress, composed of the
representatives of the people, which
had appropriated for only $4,000.
Baker Is At Fault.
Secretary Bakers action in main
tanning an army of 225,OO0 is a con-
temputous violation of the will of
Congress and reveals a spirit of pique
in not having his way when the COM
mittee brought in the last BILL" de-
clared Representative Frank Mondell,
majority leader of the House. "The
Secretary of War, like everyone else
who was informed at all on the sub
jeot, understood the will, intent and
purpose of Congress to limit the army
to 1885, 900 men for the current year.
Instead of abiding by and following
that will and purpose, as every other
Secretary of War has done since the
foundation of the government, in a
spirit of wilfullness and in defiance
of the will of Congress, the Secretary
has at great expense recruited the
army to $4,000. The Secretary has
been trying to justify the judgment
of the American people at the last
election. 1t was not necessary. They
were fully justified before he dfiant-
ly violated the law and Haunted the
will of Congress. q.
Cut Off Employees.
The third great piece of legislative
economy enacted by the House dur
ing the past few days was the elimi-
nation of many thousands of super
fluous government employees in the
legislative, judicial and executive APP
preparation bill. The Committee on
Appropriations had warned each cab
met member that no increases in sala-
ries for any employees would be CIV
en- and so none should be asked AS
the result of this Republican advice
every Democratic cabinet member,
without exception. appeared before
the committee and asked for an in
crease in salary of all employees in the
departments from top to bottom.
None were granted.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01

Whom For What
Issued purpose hih''
eonho, ,o,,o, sos
S1sst;;t Sa,haI ha,,,;no lumbar 3O.45
NJ canha, lahor 3.15
nc = W,,1o iahor 4l.60
f. str;s aGenn nf d payment u 100000
Miscellaneous
Ole Synsteby, labor and expenses at
dam of Lake Hanska outlet ...:.... 1.ot
Emil G. Hage, house rent for road ma ,-oo
ra sn' E Merch: State Bank, New Vim,
interest on warrants .............. o.l1
Brown Co. Bank, New Ulm, interest on ,o
State Bank, New Ulm, interest on 9 -
Citizens State Bank, New Jim, interest 900
State Bank, Springfield, interest on 200
State Na''A Bank, Golden, interest on o.
Far Merch. State Bank, Sleepy Eye, 10
interest on 8 warrants :.....:..... a.oo
County Treas. of Nicoliet County re-
i hriIae m N 1 navm meat.n made in 1918 2,82o.32
r.o pro;anpzey refund l5.87
y y1eitor Hefroo;ster holm to engineer 1900
Anton Guldan, refund ............ LII
Ka alma ;n Maetfs ON b q Mood' semi an. 2,e25.oo
Henry ]. Meyer, help to engineer ..... ia!oo
-" IN &c Ta, a raf,nds 1860
H. S1st 1000 Rolanco m hand ..... 55,179.99
rot,, s2ss, o6o.ss
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-04-01
COUNTY DITCH FUND.

RECEIPTS.
Tan Let 1920. Ra,ance on hand STA, 29s.51
:, collections 14,420.69
Co aaasao Oh fr'nc'pai in'e'es. - ~ "a ,s5o.o5
1nt tJ On denos;t 1,lO1.33
p aSres ~ cn s Z 7 y Mo. s. RE- r. 2O3. 90
COTTONWOOD q county, a. 267.19
I 81; ref,,nd Of exnenses 1,542.65
SaIa If Di;tcb Rond No.ef....... 144,O 900. 90
Ancr,,ad ;ntarest on Rond .,....... 3,894.00
Tota, 1894, o7s.s2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-08

cy aeropan prave hod bombu p Herrick lined Sc ode
bral ma mso, kan dopadla.
INA stesti bomba praska pred ttvht hodnou kdosi po
znamenal
'Na sesti bomba praska pred ctvrt hodinou kdos po
n6kdy kdy clovek pr0kaza muze vetSi ubu dstvu
kdyz jest mrtev, nez kdyz zije.
'Pan Herrck jest veiky muz cd sveho mladi mnoho-
krate dokazal akou energ sinou viii jest obdaren
'Zalezf ma Francouzech zejmena Parzanech aby do
kazali Herrckovi pamatuji On zna kdyz jsme
by stasni nedbae lhostejn kdyz neme jsme usenf
bezpecf jez nami sdfel y krue dny urpenf zau avSa
hodne jeho navrau mez kdy vsichn pracujeme spo
leone rekonstrukc v6zn6 avsak vlas my
pamatujeme 81 jeho sova eho cny, eho pfatelstv pra
bych ably p Herc by huboce pohnut naslouchanim ma
uvitani dokazovanm den dni pnos nas vdecnost
a nasi lasky."
velvyslanec jenz ako Jest van jiste prokazat NIUE
znamenite sluzby ak zem do ktere by poslan tax sve
vlasni.
iednom prazsk6m Gasopse povsnl isem 81 zpravicby
Wonovo nadra pfjela babcka BreSkovska nazyva-
"pramatf rusk6 revouce dfveis premier Kerensky
Vzpomn6 jsem 81 teo souvislosti priced babcky
Breskovsk6 do Omahy pred dvema 6y Uvac vybor mezi
MIN nekok kraanG, 1pn6 j propas kdyz cd vlaku sa
tn eden cent upozorn zda snad tam sarenka tou
bou plachetkou hlave nen babicka Breskovka tom
liz pfibehla LevCadwelova Francouzka provdana A
mercana ez seznamla pi BrcSkovskou Rus radost
nym vykrikem "babusko" padla il kolem krku
Dnes jest pi BreSkovska vem zenou udalosti
valci ku pfedu beskyche zastnly vJznam ie
Iae nky nebude zapomenuo byla prvnfmi
bojovny ruskou svobodu Obetovaa mnoho idea
lu sechctvi manzea ba syna sveho kter obrat
prot nj ponevadz, die ejch mneni ykala podvratnymi
zvy,
Babicka vykonaa tehdy navstevu jedn6 ceske rodne
6kafe enz dobu del Sbfi Dceruska ehoz asi
neco napsala Babtka ochon6 vhovela pevnou ukou
psala Czechosovak girl be good citizen" (Ceskosoyen-
ska divko, bud dobrou obcankou) .a .s
Veter muva babdka nejvetsim divade We meste, iez
byo pine obsazeno dobfe tretn ruskym poskvmi
zdy, kte prs demcnsrovat pro Breskovske O.
svedcih sve sympatie $ bolsevky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-08

smeru cd soustavy telesne, ably
Y zap6ti nebyla poruSena jeji
ryzost a narodni charakter.
Chceme slet - mohutny pro
jev silly a existence ceskoslo-
yenskeho Sokolstva v Americe,
nesouciho V programu nezme-
meme odkazy svych zakladate-
Ia, chceme Zaroven novy Ii
Vot obrOdu V sokolskem Siku,
by pevneji semknut - nez kdy
jindy II stal pripraven k no.
wynn ukolum, jez mu budou u
lozeny.
Rozhodne a bezpodminecn6
musi naSich rad zmizeti 6z-
kostlivost a stafecka bojacnost
pred budoucnostf ma misto
nj nastoupiti muzna statecnost
a narodni hrdost. Meme mate
rlaliSmu a vice idealismu Jest
nam tfeba, vice smyslu pro po-
Vlnnost prace a dobrovolnou
kazen a meme planeho spolka-
rem mareni casu hodino-
Vych debatach o malichern6
vSedni zajmy.
Odstranime-li tyto chyby,
iez Sc vloudily valecnym od-
loutenim od stare vlasti, pax
bude nam mozno udrzeti krok
Sc Sokolstvem evropskym, pax
budeme moci podjati Sc ukolu,
jenz budoucnosti mas oceka-
va, bez obayy a 5 cistym svedo-
MIN.
Slet mas bude nejlepSi prile-
zitostl pfehlednouti naSe rady
bude znatelnym meritkem ma
81 vyspelosti, dalSim clankem
propagace yznesene myslenky
ma poll t6loyychovnem.
Necht' k velkemu uspechu
Lillskemu We Francii a zdare.
nemu zaiezdu ma Slovensko
druzi Sc tetne 1spech nasehc
sletu chicazskeho, provedene-
no pred zraky sportovne Wy.
sp6l6 americke yerejnosti.
Vladimir Struppl slet. zpr
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SO K 4
Hid A
PRVNI SLET SOKOLSKE OBJ
CE " AMERICE, V CHICA-
GU, v SRPNU, 1921.
XIII. ZpraVa.
VtTEZSTVf.

V krasne a bratrske republi-
ce Francouzske V mest6 Lille.
kde jest6 pred peti lety zuTily
nejprudSi bitvy spoieneckych
velmoci Ia sVobodu a demokra
eli vSech narodu, konaly Sc V
minulem mesici federalni slav-
nosti francouZskych gymnastu,
ma kterych mimo jine brala Il
cast i Ceskoslovenska Obec SO
kolska Sc svymi druzstvy mu-
III / zen. Netrpelive isme zde
otekavali prvni zpravy o w
sledku Zavodu a potVrzeni ma
Seho prani uspechu naSich, den
ne otvirali jsme S utajenym de-
chem tasopisy, cekali jsme a
- dockali. Nase prani stale Sc
skutkem - viteZstvi patri ma
sim drahym bratrim sestram
re stare vlasti. Ceskoslovenska
Obec Sokolska umistila Sc V
zavodech ma prvnim miste. O.
p6tne vitezstvi, opet list do
yence usp6chu Tyrsovy sousta-
Ivy.
A meZi tim, co tisice fran
couZskych nadSencu a cizona-
rodnich hosti zahrnovalo naSe
borce a sestry nejvetsimi SYM
patient - donna rozjelo Sc So
kolstvo mohutnymi proudly na
Slovensko, aby radou vefei-
nych cviceni a prednaSkami 20
isililo vedomi narodni a upevni-
10 V zaimu statu jednotu cesko-
lslovenskou. A die zprav, jez
mas dosly, splnilo zde So
kolstvo svuj ukol mad ocekava-
| nj. Tisice lidu slovenskeho ma
nifestovalo pfi tomto zaiezdu
pro narodni statni jednotu,
pres veSkere agitace klerikal-
mich komunistickych nepfa-
| tel mlade republiky.
Ny zde Americe pflpraVu-
! jeme Sc k Ginu, jenz ma ukaza-
Il svetu, re nejen Evrope, ale
j zde V Americe prodchnuto ie
Sokolstvo stejnym duchem
kracl tymz smerem Jako So
kolstvo We stare ylasti, re neni
myslitelny odklon Y nizadnen-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-08
XXXIII.

Ruku ruce kraceli od stu
danky k silnici. Prokop citil,
iak Sc MiluS6ina ruka chveje.
Tiskl j, Septaje:
Ami sloVa Jim nefekneme,
vid'? At hadaji, at 81 hlavy
lamou, co Sc nam stalo!"
Rytir Petr jiz po n6kolika
krocich Sc zastavil.
"Doktore, doktore," pravil,
"vyhral jsem sazku ma PAM
Marence. Sazel jsem Sc dnes,
re Sc mezi temi nasimi mlady-
mi lidmi neco stane. A stale
Sc. Jenom re - bohudik - II
takoveho nestesti jste zbytec-
ny. Nezlobte Sc, prosim vas,
mily doktore. ze jsme vas W.
vedli - vlastn6 vyvezli - a.
prilem. Vrat'te Sc laskave ma
Vojetin nasim kocarem a =
neurazim vas zaiiSte, utinim-li
81 vas poslal Vyfid'te, prosim
vas, kuchynsk6mu panstvu ma
Semu, ably pripravilo na dne-
SEX maloq slavnostni veceTi.
Reknete Jim, re oslavlme dnes
zasnoubenl Prokopovo Mi
luskou. A / veceri te doyoIuje-
me 81 take vas zvati, souhlasl-
te zajiste, mila Marenko?"
Rytir Petr Sc rozplyval. u
chopiv Marenku "a ruku Ysu-
inul svo4 pod jegi rame. Maren-
! ka .ruku jeho JENNIE stiskla.
(nokonceni.)
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Ma zamku vojetlnskelrl.
Napsal Jan Kober.

"Jedou jedou," vzkfikl Ji-
fik, ukazuje k Vojetinu.
V tom zarzala Nora, jez Sc
klidne opodal pasta. Zarzala
pohodivSi hlavou k Drahlovi-
cum. Zaslechla klus jezdecke-
no kone, ma nemz Sc blizil k
lucinam rytir Karel.
Jiri zatim pozoroval daleko-
hledem, kdo prijizdi cd Voje-
tina.
"Matinka a stryc jedou- a
zda Sc mi, re vezou pana dok-
tora y Sibalsky pohledl ma Mi
lusku a Prokopa a hlucne Sc "a
small. 'Pana doktora pro
MiluSku. To bude zabavne. Pc
divf Sc, az najdou MiluSku Wy
lecenou. VSak byl take jiz cas-,
Prokope. Byla jiz nesnesitelna.
Nejedla, nespala, chodila jake
We snach, mic il nebylo who'd q
! dokonce mne bila, Prokope, o.
| Ipravdu mne bila! To Sc mstila
ma mne "a vSecko muzsk6 po-
kolenl a "a tebe, Prokope, ySak
mi rozumis. -"
"Mlc, mic, prostoreky Jir-
ko, co sis to vymyslil, never
mu, Prokope, chce mne zlobit,
je tax zlomysmy, ale mne dnes
nerozlobi. Bojfm sc v8ak ma
tinky, ale jest6 vice strycka, co
mi fekne, radeji bych Sc propa-
dla." MiluSka chopila Prokopa
"a ruku a tiskla il prudce.
"Upokoj Sc, upokoj, bude to
podivuhodn6 zasnoubeni, takO
veho nemeli jest6 zadni milen-
ci. V takove krase, viz, jak pff-
roda hyfi a jak velebn6 je V
naSem 1doli," kynul Prokop k
aleji a hajum, jez Sc "a nj ia
hly ma dpati strane q jez pa
| ly podzimnimi barvami
''Zasnoubeni chcete alovit
pod t6mito vrbami, t6to stu
danky? A ia jsem Sc yzdycky
teSil ma sampanske. Ale coz
bude-li misto zasnou9oai soud,
prisny rodinny soEd PAX v6rjl
ijste dobre volili. Saotu a vo-
I du. A soud budc. drazi, bude !
Tatinek sem uz specha, a yizte
matinku sc strycem 2 panem
doktorem, iak swine seskakuji
5 kocaru. Velky rodinny tribu-
nal sejde Sc ped vrbami, Wis,
Prokope, tax jako Sc schazel
"a casu staroslovanskych. A
vynese ortel, prisny ortel mad
vami, provinilci," Skadlil Jirik
milence.
"Poid', MiluSko, neotaleimel
Pujdeme vstric naSim! At vi
di, ze isme ziyi a zdravir' pra-
vii Prokop, usmivaje Sc ma j.
rika a pohledem mu naznaciv,
ably ustal, ably MiluSku neska-
dill.
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POLAk ZASTRELEN PRO
VE.LEZRADU.

Varsava, 4. Gervna. Po-
rucik Henry Iwanieki, jenz phi
nalelel k polskemu letenkeanu
sboru, hyl yalecnym soudem u
znan yinn%m:Nelezrady, kter6
Sc dopuStil tim, re prodal vo-
lenska taemstvi Anellcanum.
Vcera byl y povestne varsavsAe
cltadele postaven pred strelec-
kou cetn . 5astrelen.
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vii, kdyz jsem citila, ze mne
chces dohoniti. Opila jsem Sc
rozkosnou jlzdou." A MiluSka
usmivajic Sc blazene zavrela O.
ci a lice jeji zahorely rudou "a
plavou.
V tom dest' polibku snesl Sc
ma vicka jeji, ma pootevfene
rty, ma tvar, cello vlasy.
mech mne jiz, nebo ii O.
pravdu zemru, stestim zenru,"
zaseptala objavsi Prokopo-
WI Sill vinula Sc k nemu V
slastnem roztouzeni.
"Nezemres, ale zit budeme,
slavne budeme zft, Milusko,"
zvolal Prokop v navalu opojeni
a vzchopiv Sc, mavl rukou k
Vojetfnu, ''Milusko, budes kra-
lovnou v krasne teto risi. Po-
hled', jaky to raj. Slysis, jak
nam vsecko jasa vstric, jak
nam lesy kynou, jak Sc rozsu-
m6ly hymnou svatebni. Je mi
tax, jake bychom my oba zili
v tomto rail- uz tisice let, jako
bychom zde byli Cd pocatku.
Byli jsme tn yzdycky, odd6lili
jsme Sc cd toho vseho, od tech
poll, luGin, kv6tu, stromd, cd
toho vzduchu a tech ptakd
od te hubby, jez tn mi vSu-
de vsude, oddelili isme Sc,
abychom zde zazili kralovstvf
lasky.
Prokop blouznil.
z blouzn6ni a opojeni vyru-
sill milence prudky rachot, ienz
blizil sc cd Drahlovic.
"Jirikw zvolal Prokop, po-
znavaje rachot motorove dvoj-
kolky, ma niz jezdival Jirik,
bylo-li treba rychleho pcselstvl
nejakeho.
Sloup prachu blizil Sc rychle
silnici drahlovfckou.
Prokop ovinuv ruku kolem
Milustina pasu, poposel nj
cd studanky tax, ably je bylo
re silnice videti.
Chtel mavati Jirikovi vstric
capkou ma znameni. Ale teprve
ted zpozoroVal, re jezdecka
capka spadla mu S hlavy nejspi
Sc, kdyz S kone nabyval Sc pro
klesajici MiluSku.
MiluSka uhodla myslenku
Prokopovu.
Proto bilym sateckem mava-
la, rkouc:
"Uvidi mas, jiste mas uvidil"
Jifik opravdu dalky je spa
tfil.
Uvolniv Sileny let dvoukol-
ky, snazil Sc il zastaviti. Jest6
| V jizd6 seskociv, shodil kolC
do pfikopu a dprkem hnal Sc k
milencum.
"Co Sc stale? Jak jste mas
polekalil' volal z daleka sotva
dechu popadaje. "Ale chyals
bohu, mic, vam neni a Miluska
zrovna zafi. Go iste provedli?
MiluScin kun prib6hl do Ora.
hlovic. Safar zrovna sci 5 lid.
mi skladat otavu do move kol
ny. Zenske Sc sd6sily splasene
h o kon6, ale Safar iej chytil
Kun no vlekl kus cesty, ale sa
far nepovolil. Zavesil Sc mi
ma uzdu tax, re no strhl k re
mi a tax no zkrotil. Zensk(
pribehly kfikem do dvora
tolik mas podesily. Tatinel
zbledl leknutim. Postal mnt
napred ma kole a drive, nez 0
sedlali kon6, telefonoval ma W
ietin, neyedi-li 0 Milusce. Pal
no to vSak tlZe mrzelo, re telt
fonoval. Matinka byla Ii tele
fonu a tax uzkostlive vykrikla
| kdyz slySela 0 splaSenem koni
Ami tatinkem nedomluvila. Jt
to asi poplach ma Vojetine. M
lusko, pekne isl to provedla
| Ones isl jela na koni asi napo
sledy.,
Miluska zarici a vesela po
| hladila Jirikovi tvaf a rekl;
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-13
Search at Fremont
Fails to Apprehend
Fort Crook Deserters

Fremont, Neb., Aug. l2.-(Spe-
cial Telegram. m.)-Two deserters
from Fort Crook, reported to be
surrounded by a posse OF soldiers in
a corn field near Fremont, are still
at large. According to word from
Omaha last night, the officials in
formed the local police that guard
escorting a prisoner to the guard
house handed his rifle to sentry
and disappeared through the gate
with his protege.
1t was believed that the fleeing
deserters were headed toward Ere
mont and Sheriff w. c. Condit and
group of deputies went out i'll
search of the soldiers. They were
reported to have been seen in
local pool hall. One of the men
was carrying gun in his hip
pocket.
The sheriff ran across two soldiers
on the streets late yesterday eve
ming with the hope of a capture,
but it developed that the two men
in khaki were lieutenants, also IN
search of the soldiers. Freight
trains going west were thoroughly
by the night ofhcers.
Sheriff Condit announced today that
he believed the deserters obtained
passage going west with tourists.