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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
TO NATIONALIzE
CROOK CHASING
U. S. to Keep Finger Prints
at Central Bureau

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.--Uncle
sam is going TO nationalist his
chasing of crooks.
He'll do 1t by establishing at
Washington a National Police bu-
reau. Dougles |. Mckay, special
deputy police commissioner here. Is
to be secretary.
Mckay. former police commits
sioner and West Point graduate.
explained 10 me the workings and
economies of the new bureau.
To-day II a murder is committed
and fingerprints are found. we
can query only few cities
the most likely ones" he said.
mo matter how many we ask.
we are likely to miss the one
where the murderer's prints are on
file. BY having the criminal records
OF all state and cities at central
bureau. we can make crime detec-
ton far quicker and more efficient.
"Fingcrprints OF more than mil.
lion and a half persons will be kept
on file at our bureau. We will is
sue daily bulletin with latest crime
developments. which will be given
wide circulation"
International as well as national
cooperation is planned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

DIES MONIES. Ia. Aug. 10
News that w. T.. Robb. the preach.
er-sheriff here. liz going TO hang two
murdercrs with his own hands. has
seemingly stirred the entire ma
ton. Hundreds have written to
Robb. either congratulating or con-
dcmning him.
Rev. Robb says he finds justiflca.
ton for his course in the bible. and
that nothing can sway him from IL.
Meantime his office desk Is swamped
with mail. and more letters arrive
with every visit of the mailman.
Here Is what few OF the CORE.
spondents say:
EUGENE A. PRATT. Cleveland:
II Is your duty either to resign as
sheriff or never TO enter the pulpit
again. You cannot serve two mas
tcrs.
II. n. SOLLIDAY. Johnson Bible
school. Kimberlin. Tenn: You put
your duties toward your fellow men
first and your duties to your God
second. Punishment Is to make
criminals repent. Can they repent
II you hang them?
DIR. C. r. RILEY. Matamoras.
o.: You cannot be follower OF
Christ and kill your brothers. Ask
yourself What would Christ do?"
REV. JOHN Nj. CLARK. Topeka,
Kan: Yes. God is a God of justice
as well as God of mercy. but can.
not he deal out his own justice?
can't finds n word in the Scriptures
that would justify you in hanging
these men.
MISS HAZEL NJ. DICKS, Marion,
Ind: AS an ordained minister. II Is
your duty TO save. not to slay. Are
you returning good for evil?
j. A. RASH. Fort Thomas. KY:
When you kill these men, you are
taking from them what only God
can give. should man take what he
cannot return?
MRS. ETHEL UPTON. jerks.
Okla: As an officer, II Is your duty
to hang these men; as child OF
God. II Is not.
ALFRED NJ. HACGARD. officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
DEAD MAN" WATCHES
AS THEY DRAG IN
LAKE FOR HIS BODY

While his Borrowing wife sat
on the shore. two harbor patrol
boats dragged Lake Washington.
off Madrona beach. for the body
OF her husband.
For two hours. the dragging
operations continued. while scores
of- persons watched. and Owed In
the lake. hoping to bring up the
body.
Swimming unconccrncdly In 10
shore. because. he said. he was
attracted by the crowd. the dead
man" appeared at the side OF
one OF the boats. when he was
informed OF his death" the man
laughed long and loud.
He had. he said. swan out to
log for a rest. leaving his wife
on the beach. When he failed
TO appear. she concluded he had
been drowned and called the har-
Dor patrol.
Arm In arm. the man anu his
wife left. without giving their
names.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
sec. 4. D. FALL
BREAKS CAMP
Killed RattIesnake During
Stay in Yosemite Valley

YOSEMITE. Cal. Aug. ib.--secrs
tary OF the Interior Albert y. Hall
and superintendent OF National
Parks Stephen Mafher broke camp
in Tuoiumpe Meadows today. after
eight days spent In the Yosemite val.
ley.
Falls experience IN these eight
days ranged from killing q rattle.
snake with a rife from horseback
considered quite a feat--so studying
projects for the development OF the
park. and mixing In. incosnito. with
residents Of the vicinity.
Fall will leave today for Lake Ia
hoe.
Tho secretary has arranged a con-
ference 10 be held nj Mtnden. New.
with Gov. Emmett ID. Boyle. Of Ne
vada. 10 discuss water power. rccla'
nation and similar projects.
Gov. william D stephens. Of Cali.
fornls. has been asked TO attend the
conference
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

SraittfA new tfnfF1l AUTO
Stage Terminal depot opened
Monday at Western ave. and
Madison II. n q union depot,
figuutiyeiy speaking only.
Announcement by Nal. Herbert
". Fay. builder Of the terminal.
that all bus lines entering AMI
ieavinR the city would use his depot.
was met with curt denial by
managers OF six heavy traffic
lines.
Everett and Bothell auto stages
win continue 10 use their own
long established terminal at Sixth
ave. and Olive st.. 1t was an
nounccd.
Richmond Beach. Dies Moinen,
Edmonds and Iasaquah buses will
continue 10 park at their depot, 1924
First ave.
Managers Of these lines will hold
a meeting this week TO discuss the
new union terminal
There's something queer
about H." one manager said. We
don't know just how we'd come
out II We moved 10 the new Ter.
minzl. There's talk that NAL
Fay II q Stone Webster man, and
that his terminal Is owned by
the , Jone-Webster interests.
This rumor. coupled with the fear
that individually owned tus lines
would be swallowed BY the Stone
Webster interests IL they walked
into the trap" was the reason. II was
snid. why the bus men declined to
make use OF the Fay depot.
There has been q misundersta nd
ing" said Maj Fay. stone &
Webster haven't dollar In this con-
Germ. don't know anybody con-
nected with their firm. and am op-
posed to their interfering In the auto
stage business.
This terminal Is open for bust.
ness. II win stay open. Some Of
these auto stage men have acted In
opposition 10 their given word and
signed agreements In refuxing to use
the terminal. but everything win be
smoothed out all right, believe. in
short order.
~ 80 kffhsR eHfffIs 70 tNo
public. Auto stage customers who
come here and find no stages are
being taken by Us in private autos
TO the stage depot they wish TO 20
to and put aboard the stagc at our
expense. whatever depot I is Ieav-
ing. We're giving the public 4 square
deal, as well AZ the stage men.
Black Diamond. Kent Auburn,
Rcnton and Botheil stages arc leav-
ing and arriving at the terminal. I
believe when the others find out We
are on the square they viii come.
I'VE are not trying to rob any
body or drive anybody out Of bust.
ness. We are here to serve the pub
lie as public utility should-that's
all. We have put ISL. 900 into this
enterprise"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Bureau Of
Mis- sin g
Relatives

The 0toF Invites lie rea0ors - - thlD
e.ye.tnset q IN 40 L fs.ai.s alssa,s
q help In rsenlttng tbsss whs have esss
espaFotea. These whose relatives -
fFSe~ds Ars nisslng ass invited = reysre
The aissppssraaes directly = me eees.
81 pcrssns msntisned In this cslann -
misaag ars requested alss - rspsst g
The Mar. Other newspapeFo are Invited
= rsprsdscs :sch itsns - WIN interest
their esamuntdee-
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD -
please look up MIR. William II.
Crawford. formerly OF Valdez. Alas
ka. for me as l am his son and in
need Of help and am only 10 years
old and can't get work and my
mother has been sick for two years.
Please do this for me-" This letter
Is written by William Crawford Of
Anacortcs.
ANDREW FARNDELL--Andre
rarndell. %. Is sought by his sister,
Miss K. Farndeli. OIL 4. Docotab ST..
San Diego, Calf.
BARNEY EDWARD cox = His
father, Barney Edward Cox, is
sought by r. r. Cox, 1903 Gates ave.
East st. Louis, Mo.
INEZ GARDINER--Edna Curtis,
r. o. Box II. Kings Park. Long
Island, N. ". Is seeking Inex Gardi-
ner and her children. Edward and
Leah. Mrs. Gardiner Is said to have
had an establishment on First ave-.
Seattle. at one time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Man, Wife AND
BABY ARE HURT
Auto Collision Leads to Ar.
rest OF Driver

Charged with reckless driving. J.
u. prentworth. cook. 7s2 T. Pike a..
was held In the city jail Monday a.
the result OF collision between his
car and one driven by J. y. Hender.
son. <i35 Aurora ave. Sunday.
The two ears coiiided az Boren
ave. and Pike IT.. Henderson's car
hcink overturned and wrecked.
Henderson and his wife and baby
were thrown from the auto and were
badly cut and bruised. Drsntworth 4
accused Of driving his car at 30
miles an hour. which is given a. the
reason for the accident Hc wns
held on 800 hail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

Scores Of American citizens stood
in line nj the city registry depart
ment Monday morning asking for
work. The board of public works re-
Gently passed resolution declaring
that only u. s. citizens should be
hired on municipal projects.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
FAMILY HAPPY
FOR AID GIVEN
Pickering Fund Is Closed
After Generous Response

As q result Of the generous re-
spouse Of tho people OF Seattle 70
The Stars appeal for funds. the A.
l. Pickering family is able. Monday.
to face the future with hope and hap
piness.
A total Of sss.l7 has been raised
and turned over to this family Of
five. who were LEFT penniIess and
without even enough clothes to go
around when their home was burned,
more than week ago. This amount
L. sufficient to tide them over the
time OF greatest need. and now the
father has obtained permanent en-
ployment 1t truck driving.
MY heart Is just too full %
speak" Mrs. Pickering said. when
the last Of the funds received was
handed to her I'VE thank every
body from the bottom Of our hearts.
All we asked was chance to ret
started again. and now We can do
that. with Nd Pickering at work."
n>~~ . 49, Il 4.os exr~..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Preacher Sheriff
to Hang THO Men
BY His Own Hands

Iowa Missionary Society: con-
graduate you. Measured by the
fair and square side of the bible.
YOU are right.
REV. HERBERT SCOTT. Des
Moines, Ia: I am absolutely back Of
sheriff Robb. His stand is the right
one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Starwich Il OFF to
Sheriff Convention

Sheriff Matt Starw1ch. accom-.
panied by Sheriff l.. &. Everett OF
Pend orieIIe county and Sheriff VIM.
u. Gooksns of Island county. were
TO leave Seattle Monday night for
Aberdeen TO attend the annual con
vontion OF the Washington state
sheriffs' association. 20 be held In
that city August 1917 and is.
The leading topic for discussion Mt
this years convention win be the
possibility Of making It lawful for
shcriffs TO hold office for as many
successive years as they can be
elected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
Caldwell Vetoes
Western Ave. PAVING

Mayor Caldwell informed The
hoard Of public works Monday that
he had refused 20 approve the coun.
ell bill providing for the paving Of
that portion Of Western ave. be.
tween University NJ. and Virginia It.
Occupied BY the street ear tracks.
TIE mayor placed his veto on the
grounds that autos used the brick
pavement Of the street without Iimi.
tation. making traffic unnecessarily
hard between tho tracks
He counselicd the establishment Of
better parking regulations for the
district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
And Yet How Few in Daily Life
Aspire to Be Burglars Wife

How sftcn F1ctiou's
Spotlight turns
Cpon the Girl
Whose Spirit ycarns
For VIA Adventure,
WhiDe. alas.
a dull Existence
She must pass
In Papa's saiIIlsn-
Dollar Hhsrk--
11eF only Job
To spend the Jack
He makes from Banks
And A1ines and Oh.
And nIunllnr
Degrad1ng Toil-
But ah. some Substance
To her Ur0auD-
4 n..ass- 49, n .-s~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

That rouses all The Izody's Parent
Her native Grit: Proves 70 be
A Bulg~Eye Lantern The Man whose Want
In the Aitt OF Charity
OF seroad Story Drove Michael from
Working Mike: The Narrow Path.
tAnd hire we see But In the pleasant
How Like me(s Ilkel Aftermath.
The Gentle Reader He hurries hack.
Learns. In Time. Picks up the Trail,
That Mike took up And trcads II 10
A Life 81 Crime The Altar Rail,
Because . Magnste, Where, veIlcd IN Bushels
Leng brfore. OF Mnline
Had turned Mikes 1here sfands Tie
Father rrun the Door naushing Heroine.
Once when he begged An. no; IN sptse
Leaf Of Bread OF I'll that's sakd
To keep himscif ! Romance Inst simply
From failing Dead. ISN'T Dead.
by FRANCES BOARDMAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

Germany. In 1917. turned out
more than 100000 pounds OF paper
textile a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
5 FOR sAlE-REAL ESTATE

QUEEN ANNE BUNGALOW
REDUCED TO $3.50
Dandy k-room bungalow; IN paved
district; everything paid, house
: .sss"Es% suy :.. ,' ss-m ana rSoa.
oEo 4 SPENCER q co.
] Y. whirrlc Fourth y. and noston:
400 FOR A HOME
That 10 all the cash you need, Ns
month and Z per cent interest,"
sund ssd s ~ families IN SSemss ' on
this hasis. and every one OF them
y ahead OF the renting game
IL c"'errrrRs. rss THIRD Ave-.
CHICKEN RANCH ON cry lot,
nov. modern houses for zoe chick,
ems: bfoodet house. garden Al
soil; well finished. pretty s-reom
bungalow, t3is cash and Ford
truck. balance $40 monthly In
GLIDING Interest Rainier efts.
NORTH END VACANT LOT SNAP
1850. TERMS
Lot sexi2o. all ssssaswsn,s PAID, IN
w. A. uooDFEf.Lpw
AIS hallway Exchange hidg,
cULvER--QurEN ANNE
Come TO US for the best buys N
Queen Anna hill prorcrty.
" e.. CULNEN
~ Boston 81 Queen Anne ~.
OWNER MUST SELL -,
attic; paved street. close TO uni
,ersity. cost $4,000. Price 1880.
No agents Phone Main Sass.
sAcHiFicE--cosT gfoo: SELL 1850
1-room beach home. completely fnf.
nIshed; free wood; ground rem.
ss.so. Going away Hurry " you
sAcRificE sALE-rwo HOUSES;
ssis Elliott ave. opposite Bell ST
Terminal Owner, -...-,,....-
FOR BALE. SMALL. PAYMENT
down. rent terms rooms, bsth
gs:nssy' ogsr.ss' garden large lot
SMALL coTTA0 i,sto: as
dcwa. ess mcnsh. 90 Amsrseas
{ AP1TOt HILL rnorrKrY---,,
,sssssm' and bath. III i'h ~ ~
g ron ExCnANGE-nEAL
ESTATE
MY RESIDENCE At sti w. rsTH
ST., Seattle. for property IN fotts
land or. vicinity. sunset esss T.
q. Smith. -.----,-.-s..
WANT TO BUY sskALls TRACT
water front south Port Madison.
- ACREAGE
IMPROVED KiRKi.ANp pLAcE
GOOD HOUSE. PRICE eifit
Well built house. with seresned-in
sleeping porch. ! acre in fruit.
berries: some standing timber:
balance Of land light clearing.
sriendid well. ali good soil.
i.ssi. spisndid location, nicely
improved PIE sdlotnink
close 20 school. walking distance
% ferry landing. Furniture can
be bought with place u desired.
Easy monthly terms. TAKE Eass
MAdlscn car and ferry 60 Burke q
Farrsrs office IN kirkiand.
TRACT or Lo0oEp-orr LAND N
good community, on county road
elose 10 mill. and one mile from
r. q. and station. This tract CON
tains over 7 acres. lies fine. lit
lie gravei. but mostly very Hood
soli. and bordering on LARGE
CREEK. Price $50 per acre We
own the property. and csu make
good terms 70 actual settler. sss5l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

TRACT or LoCoEp-orr LAND N
good community; on county road:
close 10 mill. and one mile from
T.. d. and station. This tract con-
tains over 7 acres. lies fine. III.
tie gravel. but mostly very xood
soil. and bordering on isAHNk
CREEK Price $50 per mere. We
own the property. and cen make
good terms TO actual settler. ssssl
FfREsipE REALTY co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

Moro than s.ss. ~. ~ wers ~
covered from junk heaps ana metal
scraps In 1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

q LEcTRic MoTOH. RiLLs.
ftenf or sale. Main 90. tsl tst q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

70 ron EXCMANGE-rlkAL
NY RESipENcE AT sai W. 18TH
st.. Seattle. for property ~ Fort
land or vicinity. sunset psss. T.
q. smith. ...-.-..
WANT TO BUY sAkALL TRACT
water front south Port Madison.
B-es. star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15

a. ACRES NEAR si:pRo- " ooL-
ley. skagit county: good schools
IA ss,, only II zoe: terms.
X. G. PETEkS 71s Third Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-15
BUS TERMINAL
HERE HITS SNAC
Several Main Lines Decline
to Come In

Sesitie's new Central Auto
Stage Terminal depot opened
Monday at Western ave. and
Madison II. n a union depot,
figuratively speaking only.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
MT PLEASANT

6-pokojovy dunn ma vych. 1876.
ul. severne cd Kinsman. Tento
krasny domov musi byti Primo
obetovan nasledkem nemoci.
Ma jist6 cenu pres $4,000. Jest
opatfen veskerym pohoHflm.
tvrdou podlahou, '2Votopy, ST.
t'ovane dvere a dvere proti
boufi, bfidlicova strecha, zivt
plot, dvojita garaz. Dunn jest
posraven pred 3 roxy, ulice bu-
de dlazdena toto jaro, dve spla
tky byly jiz z&praveny. Cena
jen $500, = 1908 kinsman.
Broad. 835.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02

Mnoho mesicu uplynulo IL
od te dolby, co Britomarta byla
veznena y Castle ThUnderu a
prece po celou tu dobu nebyla
postavena pred soud jake Wy
zv5dacka. Jen iednou byla
pTedvedcna proyoStmarsaio-
VI ku pfedb6znemu yyslechu,
ielil<oz ale neodpovidala ma kla
dene il otazky bud zcela, nebo
len vyhybaye, nemohl tento Wy
zv6doti ma nj nlceho. Patrano
sice DO sv6dclch n6jakych vel
kou phi. avSak vyjma onoho 30
ran6neho rebela, ienz vyslechl
ieii rolmluyu $ Justinem, nehy-
10 mono naleztl zddneho. III
staIa proto na dale iako vezeil
y Castle Thundaru nod im4npm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02

Radostna udalost pri jizdG
vlakem. Jista divka 2 Koleso-
vic vyslouzila 81 V Praze pa
matku, ktera byla ma nj zievna
rozmerem telesnynl. V posled-
nj chvili V takoveto nesnazi vra
celia Sc techto dnech vecer via
KEN buStehradske drahy k ro-
dicum, ably Jim :radostnou'' H.
dalost oznamila. NedoSlo vSak
k tomu. Pri jizd6 pred Krupou
stalo sc d6vce neocekavane mat
kou V ustranni. Kratce ma to
vyletlo novorozene oknem z Via
ku ma trait, kde bylo pozd6ji
mrtve nalezeno. Divka ma chvi-
Il pozbyla vedomi, pax Sc vzpa-
matovala, ode5la do sv6ho ku-
| pc a kdyz zm6na ma nj byla
zpozorovana, pTiznala Sc pru-
Vodtimu, re Sc il narodilo dit
ko mrtv6 a proto ze no z vlaku
vyhodjla. Az Sc uzdravi, Dude
Sc il zodpovidati soudu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
Uchvatne dilo MARY
sA" drama lasky nasi
Moravy, l3. bTezna V Ces.
sini Sol1ol.
co ZNAMENA 226 MIL
LIZARD.

"Dresdner n. NJ" vypocita-
ly, kolik ze straSlive pokuty,
vymefene dohodou N6mecku,
pripada ma jednoho N3mce.
Podle pfitomntho stavu meme
cke valuty znamena 226 mil
lard We zlate 5000 milliard V
paplrovych penezich, coz pfi
.sedesati millionech obyvatelu
Nemecka obnaSi ma hlavu pril-
hmerne $4,000 marek. Tax ma
pf. Drazd'any s $4,000 oby-
vateli participuji z toho 27
milliardami. Jestlize on6ch
226 milliard melo by Sc najed-
nou odvezti 20 draze, bylo by
k tomu tfeba 9,040 vagond.
Vlak tento byl by dlouhy 72 ki-
lometry a V kazdem voze by
bylo nalozeno 200 metrickJch
cent? zlatych 20marek, kus
We vaze s gramd. Jelikoz k od-
vezeni 1000 milionu marek
bylo by potfebi 40 vagond
majl Nemci pravdu, kdyz tyr.
di, re cely zlaty poklad by mu-
sci byti odvezen V 9,040 vago.
mech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02

Jest maietkem W. 7. Payne-a.
Bridgeta Martinova a podoba-
10 Sc, re zGstane ia al do konce
valky.
A tento nebyl dalek. General
Grant blizil sc Richmondu
zvolna, ale jiste vic a vice svi-
raj sidelni mesto cele konfede-
race.
Plukovnik Rosenthal byl dav
no iiz vymepen "a iin6 zajatce,
kdyz ale prihlasil Sc we hlav-
MIN stanu sve brigady, tn Okla
mite poslan by domu ma do
! volenou, nebot' byl vysilen te
mire, re nemohl stati ma nohou.
A i donna vzalo to mnoho ty-
dnu neineznejSi p6ce Erminii-
ny, neil Sc zotayil tax dalece,
re mohl choditi tisti, nebo
psati. Pc celou tu dObu vSak ne
ustal V patranl po Britomarte a
| emil vSe NONE ku jejimu osvo-
bozeni.
AvSak veskera jeho namaha
byla marna. Ctenar zajiste Sc
bude pamatovati jeSte, re kdyz
Britomarta uvezn6na byla V
lCastle Thunder, nachazel Sc .Ju
stin mnoho set kroku dale PRIV
Inich radach a nem6l tudIz ami
tuseni o tom, ze yyvedena byla
lie fady d zGstala zpet.
kdyz zajatci dohnani do Bel
le Isle, ohhzel Sc po nj nevlda
il nikde, opaune dotazoval sc
tech, kteli znan il pouze jak
.'kapitana Winga", dustojnika
" jeho pluku. tito vSak memo
hh sdelIti mu niceho.
Pc dalsim doptavani priSel
ySak konecne ma diva, ktefI kra-
cell blizko 'kapitana Winga'
a videli, jak tento vyveden ia
dy zajatcu, kdyz tito zastavenl
byli IA rohu jedne 2 velmi Il
vych ulic m6sta. Kan ale byl
zaveden, to rici nedovedli.
Ma to tazal Sc rebelskych
strazi, tyto ale zustaly nemyml
a neodpoyidaly ami IA nejvetSl
sliby. Dustojnik strait, ma neJz
obratil sc 5 otazkou, obratil Sc
proti nemu a zapocal sam Sc Wy
| ptavati klasti chytfe otazky
by vyzvedel, kdo vlastne zahad
ma tato Bridgeta Martinova Je
Justin, postfehnuv to, cd
mlGel sc okamzite a stal Sc opa-
trn6jiSim. VeShere daisy patra-
nj, jak Y Richmondu, neshleda-
10 Sc lepsim yysledkem a nedo-
zvedel Sc niceho.
Britomarta dlela ysak stale
We v6znicni cele V Castle Thun.
dcru, kde znama byla pou25
pod jm6nem, lake dal il omy.
lem omen rebelsky vojin a Ill.
diz nestayalo ladne moznosti
ably pr5tel6 icii obdrzeli zvest
o nj.
Az slab jesse q ne uplnt
zdrav, privt0lii Sc Justin opet /
svemu pIuku Vratil Sc do rad>
S mnoha jinymi dustojniky, KITS
ii byli ma doyolene, ably doma
mohli ztraviti yanocni sVatky, Y
! kterezto dobe malo kdo rad dl
" cizin6. Pc prichodu SVEN ke
pluku seznal, zeedeji, Sc ROSA
hle pfipravy ku vscobecneml
utoku ma Petersburg q Rich
mond.
General Grant nalezal Sc ,
City Pointu, MAZE Y mohutn6n
SVEN mozku sestayen rozsahlJ
plan bitevni ride opcrace &c
lc arrnady 5 obdivuhodnou zru'
nnq+i
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Vstupenky ma MARY
SU" k dostani u ,. Sakry-
da V Ces. Sini SokoI, a ..
Hocha ma zap. so. ul. OBJ
starejte ST je pTedem a wy
hncte Sc zklamani.
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PRODA Sc dobre Sc Wv

PRODA Sc dobre Sc W.
olacejici grocerni a fezni-
cky obchod aneb Sc vyms-
nj Ia privatni naajetek.
SchoPny obchodnik ud9la v
tomto obchode penize. Bliz-
il sdeli J. Mikasek, 546S
Broadway 3-2
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Cd DOLBY, kdy plukovnik Ro-
senthal bojoval V bitve u Colo
Harbour, udaly Sc armade vel
k5 zmeny. Tisice dustojniku a
deseti tisice vojinu bylo bud u
smrcenu, poraneno, nebo do "a
jeti zavleCeno V bitvach mezi
Pamnukey, Cbicahominy a re-
kou James pax kolem Peters
burgu.
Mista jejich zaujali pax no.
vi obranci vlasti. Start osvedce-
nj vojinove povyseni byli "a du
stojniky a dustojnici "a samo-
statn6jSi vudce. Kazdy takovy
povySeni sve zaslouzil mnoho-
nasobne pro hrdinne sve ciny
a tax zvane "stryckovani' !,
nebo vliv politicky nemely tu
mista.
TAX ma pI'iklad maly MIN,
jenz V bitve u Chicahominy V
mesici cervnu byl jeSte pou-
hym prostym vojinem, byl nyni
majorem We stabu divisniho ge-
nerala, kdczto Billingcoo, ienz
do vojska vstoupil zaroven s
Mimem, byl doposud prostym
vojakem,
AvSak Min byl take malym
hrdinou, v2dy u pTedu bitve,
dcdavaje odvahy svym soudru.
! hum a povzbuzuje vzdy k no.
vemu vydatnemu utoku, kdez
to Billingcoo obyCejne byl po-
sledni a schovaval Sc "a jine
spoluSoudruhy, stromy, ploty a
+ t. p. A podivno! MIN, jenz byl
vzdy V prvni rade vystavoval
Sc neohrozene kulim nepritele,
i Zdal Sc byti neZranitelny, kdez-
! to Billingcoo, &C nedelal mic j.
/ neho, ncz Sc ukryval a schova-
val Ia jin6, vzdy utrzil ranu ne
/ iakou. Jednou, kdyz schovaval
/ se "a stodolou, ably nebyl V ra-
ne celeho deste kuli, urazeno
mu stTepem granatu cel6 ucho.