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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14
SMUTNY KONEC VOSKOVY OBCHOD
Nj SPOLECNOSTI.

Is cervence konaa usavuifci valna hroma-
da Cs obchodn spoecnost americke Praze dne IS.
1921 obchodni soud zaved zen vyrovnavac m6ni
eto poecnost Ia dv6 leta b tedy dpne hromade
skvely skeneny paac nemz zakadatel kap En- " Voska
BAIL vdny ktere nyn zel akcionaii kter
historic utrp skodu pres vsechn nahu nynesho uaduj
co mstopedsedy Bob Rosenkrance vrovnacfho pravce
p. j. Bondyho. y ~
20 srpna konalo Sc obchodnho soudp Praze vyrovna-
vaci fizeni znamt Vokovy spolecno Gzechosoyak Com
mercial Corporation of America Jednan Fid substituc
vrcn rada Horcik zenf bylo nevefene Po obvykch
maach poda obsrnou zpravu stavu spoecnosti p Jndh
Bondy, vrovnavaci spravce jehoz zpravy vyjmame:
Puvodc spolecnos byli: Vilem Kremlicka, tovarnk VI
aznich Belohrade EN- Schanie sekcn mnistersva
socialn pece Harry Kostazvanove Zahfeba, zeimena
ovsem kaptan En- " Voska Uceem Ceskosovenske obchod
nj poecnos ameck6 byo provozovani dovozu vyvozu
no zboz suovn Ustavuc valna hromada bya Is
Ia rok byl vykazan csty 2244v1S kc,
roce 1920 byla vykazana ztrata 7,276,628 kc.
Gaze presdenta Vosky obnasea m6sicne 600 kc
presentatn vohy kc Rte zivanovic sluzneho
mesicne 10000 kc 1920 pax $4,000 kc bytu
Tanti6ma obnasela po 64OO kc bya pozdej
ny spravnf rady vracena.
Podrobna zboz dosud nemoha byt provedena,
nebot skadiSte autogum malinove tavy Hamburku
Vi ruznych mech Slovenska kuze Dasicfch, Tsnove,
Fenate Susici Warnsdorfu Kuenach Zloncich Sv Miku
aSi Pest Zlne ad dsposlcl ma spolecnot zboz
kc dubiosnich pohedavek 10243992 kc
zarizen $50 kc, hoovos 102730 kc cekem jmen
nezazene pravem zstavnm obnas 14702142 kc jmen da
zastavy odhadnuto e 7589415 kc Duhy nespor-
ne obnaseji cekem 67,ooO606 kc, sporne 1539351 kc
Zraty byly zavneny vseobecnymi Observation-Disclosures
pomery pokesem Gen. valutarnim derencem, obchodnf
stagnac opozdenm povoovanm dovoz nedostatkem hoto
vosti caste menicm nafzenm dovozu vyvozu rovnez
pfS velkou rez spoecno ktera zam6stnavala fed
nk ch mea zapotrebi V6tsna dednkd nemela praxe
ba byla nezpdsobila.
Jest podivnym, drednctvo takto kvakovane Sc od-
hodlalo pocatkem t. r. stavce(D.
vefiteld zaovai dosud William H. Witt N. Yorku 0
348 doar Csl kozn prGmysl 320725 kc Geo Megense
Praze 527850 kc Ferd Kirschner 284 kc.
Janousek Hostalkova Vsetna 100000 kc, r. Grisio Fl
Rodizza Rjece 564 600 k j. Frank synove
599665 k Bockn Praze 1537119 k Agricola Plzni
268 440 II. Zelnka Pisku 10000 k H. Fuchs 85015
4 Slovenska banka Ruzomberku 780,670 k
Po menovni vyrovnaciho spravce by pocet fednkd
dukovan zapocato realisac ajeku spoecnos
bance bude provedena pomoc dfednho znace poradn
no sboru veriteskeho Ke konci zprayy roac
spravcet prodouzen hty vyrovnacf vysov zno
da existence dobfe organsovane vyvozni dovozn spoiled
O nosti cesko-americke.
vrovnanf bylo navrhnuto pouhch go kterazto kvots
dze arci by zvyena vsak vane zdaf odprodej hoj
: nych dosud zaspb
l. Mezi pomnymi byli teni pravhi zaupcoye re spravn
rady Ceskosovenske obhodn spoecnos aercke spoil
t. Praze cenove A. S. Ambrose En-. Voka a j.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14

VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN AMERICKEHo zIvOTA
DIE anglickeho prelozi Ebin Straka


OOl az JlotC Ollys ClpC1FCsI
mnohozkousene Polly vynofil
Sc mu mysli pohlizel Ma ne
no udivene. Pokrcil ramenoma
a kracel dale, ale nez Easel
do lesa, pronasledoval jej pro-
nikavy HAS ptaka: Polly ce-
ka! Polly cekap
Konecne dosahl fialkami pc
kryteho svahu. Polozil Sc ma
vonnou travu a naslouchal. q
dalky zaznfvaly temne zvukyl
hubby. Ma v6tvi mad jeho hla-
YOU zpival kos; maly zeleny
had plazil Sc rychle po trave.
Dlouho lezel zde DR.. Richard
Sc zraky k obloze uprenymi a
myslil ma zaricf oblicej divkyI
sc ZlatovlaSem = myslil ma
divku, ktera sc zdala kneznou
stvofena byti a z jiz fialovych
oci proud slzi vyhrkl. Hodina
jeho nadesla; ona dobyla srd
ce jeho 1tokem. Richard, chu
dy lekar Blackportu, byl pO-
prve We SVEN zivote zalostne
zamilovan sice do bohate de
dicky, do vnucky hrdeho ari-
stokrata Godfreye Greylocka !
"a co nejhorsiho pri tom
ljest," mrucel pro sebe, iona
jest urcena pro jineho. Kat
aby ty Anglicany sprall Proc
nezustane donna a nezvoli 81 re
nu aristokracie sveho oStro-
Iva? Pral bych 81, aby parnik,
| ktery jej sem poveze, potOpil
Ise ma mnoho sahu do slane vo-
Idy s MIN. Nekteri lide mali
lslepe stesti! Pro koho ale pla-
lkala dnes odpoledne? Jiste ne
Ipro barona, muze, ktereho nj
lkdy nevidela. Svou matku nevi
| della jiz vice roku; placou div
ky jejim staTi pro nepritom-
Inc matky? Muj Boze, jak pu-
lvabnou jest! Jiz ma prvni po-
hled videti, ze v zilach iejfch
lproudi Slechticka krev. Kdyby
Ii zadny baron V ceste nestal,
nemel bych nikdy zadn6 ma
ldeje ma mir
mem sneni milujiciho ztracen,
jehoz vyhlidky beznadejne
ljsou, lezel jeste dlouho mezi
fialkami; zatim chylil Sc der
ku konci a nastal sOumrak. Kc
necne zpozoroval, re Sc uplnt
setmelo; rychle vyskocil a krs
Icel az k okraji lesiku. Zde pre-
Iskocil niZkou zed' a tax do
lstal Sc ma silnici.
Bylo pozde a v 'skocicin
herberkh" ma neho cekali pa
cienti. Bohuzel, byl Blackpor'
.ilvelmi zdravym mfstem; alt
vzdor tomu bylo sluzeb DR.
!, Vandina velmi caste pouziva
< no. Ma zapadni obloze objevi
Sc srpecek mesice, zapadle sluf
; ce zanechalo "a sebou slabt
! cervanky a tu tam poletova
Ii nekteri bahenni ptaci vecer
| MIN vZduchem. Zda-li zahrad
i nj spolecnost jiz Sc rozesla
i nevedel; nikde ma ceste neby
! 10 po nj ami pamatky. Sestou
) pill pahrbku a blizil Sc k sol
/ nym jamam.
, Tento kus pozemku zusta
nepromen6n, zadny vyletnfl
l. nepriblizil Sc k nemu; zadn;
podnikava ruka nezmocnila $
O starych solnych jam, pouz
n kdlny, ktere zde drive staly
T. byly strzeny a neznama ruk'
+ nanesla velkou hromadu ka
& meni ma misto, kde Rober
O Greylock v one osudne noe
(, svuj mlady zivot dokohal.
Obyvatele Blackportu stran
e Ii Sc toho mfsta; cd nejakeh
a casu povidalo Sc, re zde stra
t. 81. Divine postavy byly pry I'd
cf videny zalostne zvu'ky slyse
st ny. Ma TO vse upamatoval S
G. DIR. Richard, kdyz prave k hr
made kameni prisel ma tenn
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14


vota. Hlavu mela sklonenou
ma prsa, ruce wisely il po stra-
mach dolu a telo bylo ku pre-
du nahnute. Postaveni to
prozrazovalo zal strach. Jak
koliv Vandine byl srdnatym,
neodolal pri spatTenf teto ia
JENNIE postavy jakesi tajne
hrGze. Zastavil Sc nekohk kro
ku cd hromady a zvolal: HAL
lo!"
Zadna odpoved', zadne po-
hnuti.
"Hallol Kdo tor zvolal hla
siteji nez drive.
S chraptivym vykrikem Sc
skocila postava S hromady do
LII.
Postava blizila Sc k nocni-
mu cestovateli a on poznal, re
jest to zena; jeste ucinila ne
kolik kroku a on vedel, koho
ma pred sebou. "Odpust'te,
slecno Poolova," pravil, "dou-
fam, ze jsem vas nepodesil.
Ma mou pravdu, nemohl jsem
vas dalky poznati; myslil
jsem, re jest to duch nebo
straSidlo, ktere die vypravova
nj obyvateId blackportskych,
zde strasf." +"
Mercy Poolova Dyla cd hla-
| Wy k pate cern6 oblecena ;
ma hlave, slime prosedivele, me
la muzsky klobouk; oblicej
jejf byl hluboce rozbrazden a
zvraskovaten, vice vsak vnitr-
MIN bolem nez vekem. Byl
vSak dosud dosti hezlvm, byl
temny jako oblicej cikanp.
Nyni Vandine ma nj pohledl
videl, re oblicej jeji jest zsina
lly.
"Jelikoz jste lekarem, tedy
dobre rozumiie vyznamu u.
leknuti," odpovedela Mercy
suse; 'nezapiram, re jste mne
lpolekal; ano, lide 2 mesta W.
hybajf Sc noel starym, sol,
nym jamam. Blaznil MysIim
re jest cas-, aby vira strasi-
| dla pominula."
! DR.. Richard byl toho nahle
! du, re Mercy jest velmi strasi.
| dlu podobna. Co asi mela no.
spodska z "kociciho herber-
J. ku v noci ma tomto pust6m m
ste k delanf? Byla snad ona
tim strasidlem, ktere lide 2
Blackportu obcas ma miste sta.
re tragedie spatfovali?
Jest to spatne misto a ne.
pfihodny cas- k podobse "a
: bave, slecno Poolova," pra,
| vii Vandine, ktery 0 smrti Re
bertove davno slysei; "ono bl
di neprijemne vzpominky
Kdyz isem vas poprve spatri
vyhlizela jste jako veliky je
: strab 5 roztrhanymi kfidly.
Mercy upfela sve velke Germ,
oci ma Richarda a pohlizela M
: neho ostre asi jednu vtefinu
: pax je sklonila k zemi. Mad,
lekaf bydlel jiz delsi cas- u n
a V tom case ziskal jeji priZen
( "Jako jestrab S roztrhanym
kridlyl" zvolala Sc smichem
, "nenf to spatne porovnani
: Pred lety," pokracovala ude
rivsi Sc S tragickym posunken
4 V prsa, "pfisel muj pritel n;
tomto mfste o zivot. Hloupi Ii
t de z Blackportu povidaji o du
i chu, ktery pry zde strasi. Mu
Boze. Kdyby jen to videli, C.
/ ia zde vidiml Dim-li re prise
D o zivot, tax tim myslim, ze by
zakefnicky jake zver Zastre
e len, bez slitovani, bez vystra
: by, pul noci ma tomto sa
e mem mfste, kde Wy nym stojt
0 te, doktore!"
e TAX opravdove a slavne IN
0 la slova jeji, re DR.. Richar
u bezdeky ma stranu ustoupi
a iakoby jeho nohy mrtv6ho b.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-14

casopisech jchz sympae jsou strane kaptau jake
havni zo nynesch pomerd uvadey sou vyoke mzdy ko
necne nemnlme hada o ze nlzdy nektech oborech
jso vysok6 porovn4ni nrn jest vsak nesmysny poza
dovati navrat pfedvaecnym mzdam Me dollar pred val
kou kupn hodnotu 100 cetd ma nyni sova ve hodnou,
e So cent? kdyz poklesy nekterych potfeb zvot-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
OILY ONCE A YEAR

during this
  regular Do overlook s this $65O credit for the 1922 After January 7h per
Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
DAHL

The Republican
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 ESPECIAL WRlTERs"-Besides a large corps of competent reporters covering local and state events, you will find daily, many articles written by nationally known writ. CTS. Ring w. Lardner, Dr. Frank Crane, Berton BraIey, Herbert Corey, Carolyn Becker and others all write regularly for the Republican.
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Arizona republican., 1921-12-05
SUNDAY

MAGAZINE PAGE"-The Sunday magazine is replete with variety of the latest articles written by nationally known authors. Each Sunday srsppy complete noveiette, hum articles, health and nursing hints, and in fact many articles to please the most particular readers. This is an exclusive Republican feature and will give you many laugh and much food for thought. s "SOclETY'-Soeiety events of local interest published daily. The Sunday Society page is a distinctly important feature, aiv- ing accurate and interesting account of current social events, prepared by experts close to social affairs.
 "cLUBS"-The Republican is the official or- gan of the State Federation Of Woman's clubs. Club activities be followed daily in its columns The Republicans Sunday club items of vital interest, giving the latest news of clubs in Arizona. CHURCH NoTEsr-Here again you will find The Republican service superior. Every Sunday morning the ne~s of the churches is told. Through these columns you know who will speak, the subject, and the church program for the day.
 THE RouNDUP"-Is purely local feature drawn by Webb Smith, staff cartoonist. This exclusive Sunday Republican depicts, in comic drawings and verse, the activities and every day life of the citizens of Arizona. coMIcS'-Everybody likes a good laugh, and The Republican Is better equipped 10 full fill this mission than any other in Arizona. Mutt" and "Jeff," by Bud Fisher-"keeping Up With the Joneses," by Pop Momand-"Doings of the Ouffs,' by w. R. Aitman-"Freckles and His Friends by Blosser-and others all guaranteed to be gloom ehasers. You will find the pick of comic artists on The Republicans staff. FARM BUREAU"-The Farm Bureau is fos- tered by the Department of Agriculture and is of vital importance to farmers as it provides the means of bringing the farm together thav decide import ant matters effectinn the community and each Sunday The Republican gives the news of the local activities in the different districts. Dates of coming meetings and the subjects to be discussed well as tune and place where meetings will be held are given.
The Washington times., 1921-09-18
HEROIC DEAD OF zR--2
HONORED IN GOTHAM
Downpour Of Rain Fails to
Dampen Ardor of Friends Bent
on Memorializing Airmen.

NEW YORY, Sept. 17.-Fifteen
heroes, naval officers and enlisted
men who died when the ZR.2 was
wrecked at Hull, England. were
honored by special naval services
here today.
Rain falling steadily drenched the
athletic field at Brooklyn Navy Yard
where preparations had been. made
to receive $4,000.
Accordingly the flag-draped caskets
were placed in a restaurant build.
ing. where the ceremonies were at.
tended by 800 relatives and friends
Of the dead Americans. A throng Of
1900 or more pressed against
windows and about the building.
while many times that number stood
motionless and bareheaded In the
downpour on the streets.
At two o'clock bells OF warships
lying in the navy yard tolled. Move.
ment stopped abruptly while the
Marine band played THE Star.
Spangled Banner"
A detachment of Royal marines
from the British cruiser Dauntless,
which carried the bodies to this
country ranged against the wall. very
statue.like under white helmets and
great, golden stars.
Opposite, hundred OF Uncle
Sans marines stood at attention,
faces less impassive than those Of the
English. Toward the rear more sea.
men from the Brazilian battleship
"Minas Geraes." at anchor In the
navy yard. Representatives Of army
and navy societies with many deco.
rations.
The Washington times., 1921-09-18
RICHMOND XII KLCX
PARADE IN PROTEST
"The Guilty Must Co." Say
Banners-1,OOO in Line
of March.

RICHMOND. Va, Sept. 17.-Rich'
mond was treated to a weird and un'
usual spectacle tonight when nearly
1000 knights Of the Ku Klux Klan.
garbed in the full regalia OF their
order. paroled the principal streets
of the city.
A few horsemen rode In front of
each company OF footmen, while a
number OF automobiles filled with
clansmen brought up the rear. No
sound emanated from the procession
save now and then a muffled order
from a cavalryman. On the stand
ard of each company were slogans
such as these:
"The guilty must 60"
Right and Justice"
Truth will prevail"
Parasites must 60"
Near the center Of the procession
was a huge banner emblazoned with
the Stars and Stripes. The demon.
stration was said to have been staged
as a protest against the attacks
being made on the order in the public
press and otherwise.
The Washington times., 1921-09-18
VALERA REPLIES
T0LLOYDGEORGE
OTEREJECT|NC
REPUBLIC STAND
Insists Sim Fein Has Accepted
First Invitation on Basis of
Truth and Reality"
HOPEFUL VIEW IN LONDON
Believed Conference Will Be
Held. but At Later Date
Than Sept. 20.
BY EARLE c. REEVES.
International News Service.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Irish
peace situation took a favorable
turn last night. Eamon de Valera
rushed an answer to Premier Lloyd
Georges latest note, saying Sim
Fem had accepted the premier's in
vitation to a peace conference upon
the condition which the British cab
met originally outlined. which made
no mention of Irish freedom.
1t is now believed the parley will
be held. although at a later date
than originally proposed, September
20.
The Washington times., 1921-09-18

loor power, as part OF
- H4tsa.aL voting government,
G--.-s ~ prisons. sends men
o--e. Aa1 by intelligent interest
caA4 tn1I4erence dseiies how
@. aA.n be treated there.
a Aaa>s1z. gray stone pile, tall
@s e Ertle cells. traps or
<-~ pIAed one above the other,
~~o 81 upon the beautiful
m~ Fer their prisons and
1-- g-zSeynrds men choose
- u~w-- You have read the
sa~-J - Eeading Jail, done in
r-re ~ Oszar Wide. You have
@1 e Jsrk Sbeppard's prison,
- -s- vlsIt before hanging to
~ se.ne eel where his maniac
@~c.-r uas chained to the floor
O flrky scr.~.
fo1 EaS~ the horrors Of the
@-nears prisoa that Dickens closed
~rA kis -. where the poor
-e4rrSd and oshers died of what
80 e.ned -jail fever" and sup
p~~>1 - ~ a visitation of God
Epoa ths lorked-up wicked. You
S.S~ thaf jAil fever was really
typs.s. caused not by God. but by
10y loo that. hideOusly crawling.
earrSst the horrible disease from
~ hheod Of one to the blood of
s.ather. through the prison filth.
q different PRISON you visit to-
cay Ne mn IN stripes. no lock-
s-sp- No punishment for talk
~ An N gray. talk as they
chso-s. walk aS they choose. But
g. eye< that waiver and turn away.
a.1 halting steps that seem to feel
~ val before them, you might
- - any factory. A brass band
u playinx with ferocious loudness
- 10 Of . building. high in the
ar. whence u is heard all through
th- prison- How often does the
han6 play. All the time. They're
al eonvicts. and that's all they do.
when they're not playing they're
prsctlcing"
The baseball field IL freshly.
ralleA The eyes that look upward
re nos ~istfully watching the
f----7ying birds. They are won
S<ring II the drizzline rain will
saop- Two games were scheduled
for yesterday afternoon. Last
Saturday the New York firemen
pl.yed the convicts and won. at
-s . good game, Ga" The
os-virts all see il and howl as
nseh as they choose.
an work stops at noon on Sat-
urd.y. The average work day
!. s~ren hours There is a NOV
NJ pieture theater, free to all.
Ths food s good. Not q con-
virt. bst . skilled, well-paid chef,
S.~- the cooking. He is q "civil-
.,-- All not eonvicts are called
cTxili.ns-
In s,e shop most of the men
Ave ssopped work at IL. Their
srint for the day was finished
,hr.e hours work on Saturday.
B~ss n.ehinery. safety devices,
ctr
In the shoe shop those that
lave finished work sprawl at
,h<ir e.re or benches and tables,
f>es IN the air. reading newspa-
p~rs. more liberty than in q
srrirtly managed outside shop.
S.nnAfrg straight, talking ear
-~-.ly m q loo voice to two very
vounx u,en. stands q tall man, iron
sr.y h.ir. keen eyes, powerful
~. Nd chest, intelligent face.
r. yosnr men listen eagerly.
-Th.fs Larkin. VIVA; did he do!
Tah-d too much. I guess" says
x-ur ruid>. Hes in for crimi-
al ...rchy. No, he didn't do
.-r-hinr. he's against the Govern
--t Hs rot five to ten years,
H. al the reSt--
~. Lsrkin. whose talk is sup
,~--I % ~ dangerous. is locked
-, m pri-on. % talk at has leisure
q yoanr eouviets that have un-
E-i.ri Ieiszre for listening. There
!. intelligence when . man whose
,.R 10 ealled poisonous, powerful
,,su<A to nenaoe even Govern
The Washington times., 1921-09-18
POLICE DRAG RIVER
FOR BODY OF WOMAN
Apparel Found on Shore of
Eastern Branch Leads
to Search.

Discovery early last night OF a
woman's complete habit on the shore
Of the Eastern branch of the Po
search for the body of woman
believed to have been drowned in
that vicinity during the afternoon.
Piled together on the bank were q
Of blue boomers, a pair of black
slippers and a hat.
Search in the neighborhood failed
to reveal the probable identity of the
missing woman.
The Washington times., 1921-09-18
MARSHAL D'ESPERY WILL
GREET PERSHING AT HAvRE

PARIS, Sept. 17.-Marshal Fran
chet d'Esprey was designated today
by the government to proceed to
Havre on Wednesday next to meet
Gen. John J. Pershing, chief Of staff
Of the Aremican army, who will
place on the tomb of the unknown
soldier of France in Paris the medal
of honor voted by the United States
Congress.
The marshal will welcome Gen.
eral Pershing in the name of the
French government and will accom-.
pany him to Paris.
The Washington times., 1921-09-18
to Let Peace ParIeyBe Called Off
Let Fatty Go,
Girl Guilty, Says
Billy Sunday
by BILLY SUNDAY.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Sept. II.
r FEEL sorry for Fatty"
Arbuckle and do not see
how any court in the
land could convict the fallen
idol for murder or for man.
slaughter. He has suffered
enough, in my opinion.
How can you punish Ar
buckle unless you punish Mrs.
Bambina Maude belmont and
the others who were his
guests at the st. Francis and
who have told their story to
District Attorney Brady?
| blame booze for the whole
thing. Had there been no
liquor at that party Virginia
Rappe would not have lost
her life. But there were in
toxicants and / see by the
papers that forty quarts of
whiskey and other hard
liquor was consumed by
Fatty" and his guests.
Now his pictures are
barred. And while they are
banning his pictures they
should quit showing Miss
Rappe's.
Without a doubt she went
to that party of her own free
will and accord. From what
gather from the papers,
Miss Rape also went into the
bedroom with Fatty" not
because he forced her to 60,
for it seems that he did not,
but because she wanted to 90
in there with him.
The girl died, but I believe
her death was caused by an
accident and not by Roscoe
Arbuckle.