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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

EORT LAUDERDALE, FLA.-Gov.
= Cary Hardee and other state Off
Gals are making determined efforts to
break up the gangs of wire tappers
and other confidence men that infest
this state. Operations Of these crooks
during the last year have swindled
wealthy guests from the North out of
more than S2.5OO,OO0. Recent raids
here, which resulted In the arrest of
. dozen men, believed among the lead
ers in one of the gangs, and the clos
Ing Of one of the overlapping
Stores" is only the beginning Of the
states activities, officials say.
Governor Hardee ordered Sheriff A.
w. Turner Of Broward county, in
which Fort Lauderdale Is located. to
resign his Office. The governors state
ment says Turner was removed be-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
Tribute TO Wilbur WRIGHT.

For the purpose Of handling air
craft at sea and giving greater
range to the vision of those In COM
mand Of the maneuvers of battleshIp
squadrons, the United States navy Is
adding to its fiotilla of ships balloon
and airplane carrier. The vessel II
named In tribute to Wilbur Wright,
from whose genius the development Of
aviation derived SO much Of its i'm
petus.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
CHANGE Wrouoht bx Peace.

During the war the rowboats.
dories, sharpies and small catboats on
Great South bay ran largely to such
names as Superdreadnaught III. In
vincible, Jr., Bomb, Rapid Fire and
Scout. Now one sees painted on the
stern Of similar craft: Peaceful Polly,
Sally Lunn. Sister Sue and Margery.-
New York Evening Post.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
LITERARY COMMENT

'What is your favorite novel?"
Jack the Giant Killer" replied
Miss Cayenne.
'That is only a fairy tale"
(which Is my reason for liking It.
Nobody is going to get you into an
argument about 1t by saying: How
true to life the characters arep and
Isn't the philosophy a'wonderful reve4
latlon of the human soul +"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

City Point, Belfast, Me-. was ~
Gently electrified by a regular cir
Gus feat when Robin, chestnut horse
owned by Fred A. Holmes, attached
to heavy rack used for hauling
barrels crossed the long open single
trestie Of the railroad bridge. The
driver was taken sick as the team
approached the bridge. and the horse.
accepting the path as a part Of the
days work. carefully placing hls feet
on the ice-covered stringers. crossed
over to solid ground. Boston Qlsba
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
skiIlful Mountain Climber.

nj. Samuel Turner, r. Il. @. s., who
arrived In England recently, alone
planted the British ensign on the
summit of Mount Cook, New Zealand
1t took him u hours without sleep,
40 hours Of which was actual climbing
and "a Of 1t step cutting. The sue
cessful climbing he has accomplished
during his stay In New Zealand should,
1t Is suggested, fit him for the Mount
Everest expedition.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
Got ouadruped Cheap.

A chattel mortgage on horse pur-
chased for fifty cents at a recent bank
rupt sale at Greenwood. s. c., has been
drawn up in legal form and given by
the purchaser, j. c. Penn. to- r. G.
Cheatham, from whom he borrowed the
90 cents when the horse was knocked
down to him at auction. The descrip-
zion Of the horse in the mortgage
reads: Zone Arab horse named Dex-
ter. aged thirty-three years."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

Golden-haired Virginia. Of three
and-one-half years. asked hert mother
the meaning OF alrplane. Not waiting
for an answer. she said: Mother,
don't you think II Is called airplane
because II is up in the air and plain to
be seenf'
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
Not a Fair Came.

Two small boys were puzzling their
brains to invent anew game. At last
one of them said, eagerly: II know,
Billy; let's see who can make the
ugliest face"
"That is not fair" was the reply.
"Look at what start you've gotT"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
A Sense Of Gratitude.

"a noted writer recommends Inn
moral books to cure people of evil
tendencies" n5f
"There must be something In that
theory" replied the sarcastic citizen.
AT least l never view the antics OF
a movie star on the screen that ! don't
thank heaven wasn't born hand
some"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
UnmistakabIe sionaI.

"rhere must be trouble across the
street !" said the stranger In Crimson
Gulch.
"What makes you think soT In
CURED Three-fingered Sam.
II just heard pistol shot"
Don't let II skeer you. The boys
are tired Of poker and are learnin' to
play bridge whist. That's Pluto
Pete's way of signalln' fur trumps."
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
oet,lna ON.

HAS Mrs. Calder made much prog
ress in learning to drive her carr
"She has mastered the FIRST lesson"
"And what IL thatT
while she may not regard trafiic
policeman as her social equal she has
learned that few kind words have
moro effect on him than her customary
"-Birmingham Age Herald.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
Rooster with Two Hearts.

While cleaning rooster a few days
ago. says Manitoba reader. she found
the bird had two hearts. One was
little bit smaller. otherwise they were
both alike. Joined together By . tiny
tubs y ~ \
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
Publicity Problems.

"Why do you quarrel with the cri-
tics?"
Because" answered the highly
sensitive player, they occasionally
print things about us that are I'M
favorable and hurt our feelings"
but why specialize on critics? Why
don't you also go after the police
reportersT
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

According 20 statistics gathered By
the Institute OF Public Service. one In
every fifteen students In fortytwo
American colleges Is studying with
view to entering the teaching profess
sion. The figures are based on sur..
vey covering more than 10000 under
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
Endurance.

'sFashions are hindrances to health"
81 don't think So" rejoined Miss
Cayenne. "Only robust people can
wear silk stockings In winter and furs
In summer"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

"You should always take care Of
your money. my boy"
why, dad?"
because when you get old your
money will then take care Of you"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
Apprehensive.

"This is a fashionable grillroom."
"Yes, Tessie, all the other ladies' ara
smoking"
$50 / see. Do you think they will
nut us out for not smokingT"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

TO MEET THE EMERGENCY
The Customer: What's the idea,
selling bread by the pound Instead Of
by the loaf?
The Bakery Man: Just for this
morning. My baker didn't put
enough yeast In this batch and 1t
turned out heavy.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

Ups and Downs I'm Milking.
"That stubborn cow" said Bzra Boggs.
Makes me feel like clown
because. when I've made lrer give up.
I'm derned II she'll give DOWN.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
A HELPFUL SPOUSE

A HELPFUL SPOUSE
Hubby-What did you do with all
those unpaid bills. :. -.a
Wifey-I saw they were beginning
to worry you, dear, so ! destroyed
them.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

The wayfarer accosted the Boston
man on Commonwealth avenue.
"Sir,S could you spare me diner
DO You take me for an easy msrk3'
mo, sir; was In hopes you were
an altruist.s
This got him quarter.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04

Progress.
Who gains an inch upon his goal
May still be far from II.
But he is nearer thai. the man
Who started out and quit
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
LOOKED LIKE IT

Bug-My. that must be the chorus
from one of those Broadway showsi
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-04-04
Self Defence.

Self Oefenao.
"Why Is It," said Mrs. Naggem, II
say. why is II that men like you al
ways snap and bite at your wive3f"
II dunno said Naggem, dIscon-
solateIy. II reckon It's the same IN
stinct Of self-defense that makes dog
growi at his feast"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19

mfnky jiny, nektery z okamzi-
tyhc hochu, Kdo vi, kdo vi -
a Jiri trpi, zziran nejistotou,
marne 81 il predstavuje jako ko
ketku, nehodnou veskereho
vzpominani, rozkosnickou a
oddavajfcl Sc komukoliv. A ji-
ma predstava bojuje touto,
neni koketka, mela rada sku-
tecne jenom jeho, oddavala sc
jenom jemu - vzpomina jeji
nehy, jeji zhava obeti nemohla
byti vypocitana.
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sc iiny obrazek.

kouZll sc Jlny obrazek.
Mala jeho Anicka cosi kuti
v koutku donna, u Mich byte
a zena zamlkla, tise sedi, zaSi-
va, ma chvili v praci ustava a
vzpomina ma neho tise, jinak,
nez kdyz 81 vzpomene treba ma
okamzik pouze - Lola - pla-
.menky zaslehnou il v ocich a
nadra zavlni Sc touhou po ne.
,vyslovne, prozite rozkosi =
'zda vsak skutecne vzpomene
'zda. nevyhladil vsechny vzpo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
Jmeiif pres $l6O,OO0,0OO.
asS
Banka pro Nscchcn lid.
Ma chirurgicke klinice.

"Cim to je pane doktore? ia
prisel driv a mann byt operovan
pozdeji, nez tady ten pacient,
ktery pfisel dnes rano."
Protoze pri operaci musi byt
uplne prazdny zaludek tady
toho pacienta nemusime na
to cekat. To je staropensista. =
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-05-19
IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN ucASTNfKA vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hal

|lich nenavidi, vzdyt' jedna
|snad spravne, chova-li Sc pra-
telsky ke vsem, kdyz uzije, co
uziti Sc da, kdyz nebere zivot
vazne, kdyz zije pouze pritom
nosti, prave prozivanym Okla
Imzikdm, We kterych snad me-
ne lie, nez on, ktery Sc domu
lvracel, zenu libal, aniz by il
dal tusiti, re Sc vraci k nj cd j.
Inc zeny, ktere septal, re ne
chce, re nemdze byti bez nj
xiv. A proc, proc neustale mu-
81 vzpominati ma Lolu, ktera
prece mu nikdy nerekla, re no
ma trvale rada, ktera vzdy
prerusovala jeho vzdechy bu-
doucnosti rikala: "Zijme
dnesku, pritomnosti, nestarej-
me Sc, co prinese zitrek," ktera
"a celou dobu, co uz je zde, po-
slala mu tfi knihy a maly IL
ste?. Coz nemiloval sve zeny,
kdyz il poznal? Vzdyt' nedbal
niceho, jak Sc mu bude DART V
budoucnosti, vidal sc bezsta-
rostneho mladi a wal ST ji.
Proc j pfestal milovati, proto-
re nebyla vybojna, protoze by
la ticha, mirna, protoze, kdyz
Sc stala jeho zenou, byla pouze
jeho zenou a ne uz milenkou?
Kdyby vSak ma jejim miste by
la Lola, bylo by vse skutecne
ijinak, jak 81 namlouva? Proc
ma Lolu vlastne rad? Sveril Sc
vsim Rejlovi, vyzpovidal Sc mu
re vseho.
Rejl no trpelive, mlcky W.
I slechl, sedeli az dlouho do noci.
| A kdyz dohovoril, Rejf mlcel.
"Tak co vsemu tomu rikas?"
"Co bych rikal, mic !. :" od-
'povedel Rejl.
4 '.Chapes, re .se nechci vra-
tit?"
"Ne, naopak myslim, ze bu--
des touzit 20 navratu," sasmal
Sc Rejl.
"Nechci Sc vratit do neklid-
neho zivota, v jakem jsem zil.' :
"Neodfikej se.a Touha,4po ne
-lklidu byla tva laska. TAX ma
! 10 lidf ,dovede byt ST astno V
klidu, v tom spociva jeiich ne
spokojenost, to je ia pficina
!, re tax malo lidi je st'astno
, Vetsina mas tnehleda sveho ste
sti, nybrz naopak."
"Snazil jsem Sc zapomenout
, ma nj, rad bych Sc vratil, kdy
: bych zapomnel, neni vsak mo-
| zno!'
"Tfeba zapomenes. - pre-
/. ce nezapomenes, ponevadz bu
! des chtiti opet neklid, ktery
t jak jsem poznal, donna nema'
: - jestli bude pTicinou tveht
; neklidu dale Lola, je ovsem 0
tazkou. Snad prave je z tech
kteri dovedou byti st'astni ;
dudes nucen vyhledati 81 il
: nou Lolu, nebo neco jineho
: ponevadz treba ona nebud'
0 chtiti zustati tebou neklid
: nou. Bude-li jako Luisa, kter;
y neni re st'astnych, pax nikd.
2 ma nj neZapomenes - k Ger
0 tn, nechme filosofovani, je u,
: pozde rano musime pull Sc
0 ste vstavat," skoncil rozhovo
e Rejl.
: Sli spat, Jiri vsak dlouh'
: nemohl usnout. Pfemyslel 0 re
:, ci Relieve, usoudil mem, Il
: je zvlastni clovek. Nasleduji
J ciho rama vstavali mlcky :
! venku byla jeste tina, mrzlo
U Mlcky vysli a spechali do ba
l raku. Bylo Mich nevlidno ia
} ko vzdy, kazdy proklinal zivo
T. lined po ranu. Cviceni byl
/ jednotvarne jako vzdy. Pro
a mrzli vraceli sc pred menaz
} do baraku, V nichz bylo tax
a zima. Odpoledne NELL barakl
} skolu. Rozsadili Sc u slamnlkl
} dustojnik pfednasel kazni
e valecnych ustanovenlch, z;
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Rejl pohlizel do ohne.

vot? Komedie. Nejkrasnejsi
cast veku prosedis We skole,
"musis Sc ucit, aby tebe neco
bylo," rikaji ii vsichni kolem
tebe; vyrostes, chtel bys jiti Vi
levo, nemdzes, nebot' "zivot'
kaze, abys sci pravo, poslech
mes, ably z tebe neco bylo, dres
Sc, zatinas pesti, poslouchas,
jdes, kan ii veil zivot a mladi
utika, jdes a jdes nechces a.
nj myslit, proc musel isl jit "
pravo a ne ' levo - a jarni
trava voni, jdes, slunce hreje,
jdes, podzim brouka, jdes a v
zine jakoby chtely vlocky sne-
hove vsechno zasypati, jdes -
prece jsou chvile, kdy stanes
ma civil zamyslis Sc: proc,
proc to vsechno?! Neni draze
zaplacena costa, jak kaze III
vot, nemel jsi jiti prece rade-
il v levo, at by byli vsichni ma
tebe volali, re neni to tva pra-
| va costa je ii jako bys Sc
ndpil tslane vody a prece Ease
| prestanes >myslit a Ease jdes
dale, jak chce zivot. Myslis:
"Aspon mann pokoi," divajl Sc
na tebe, jak 81 pekne vyslapu-
jes ro spravne ceste, jak neza
hybas ami pravo ami levo,
zvyknes 81, costa jeuz pred te-
bou' rekne rovna, tax intere-
santni jako vseehno ploche a
rovle - jdes a zivas, uz ami ne
myslis, tax pujdes az do smrti
a nahle pride vojna a. a..yseehao
poplete a zamota, ty tam jsou
vymerene cesty vsechno pre-
vraceno - kde zustalo: "Aby z
tebe neco bylo" - stojis nahle
q nevis, kde - kde je logika
f. tn isl sc prece nemel oct
nout - razem "a noe tisice a
tisice cest je u konce, nevedou
+! ami v pravo, ami v levo, vsech-
no prevraceno. Co by Sc stale,
!, kdybys nebyl cekal, az vse
i prevratl vojna a Sci, kan ii by
| 10 libo? Nemel jsi k tomu pra-
va? !! Ba, vOJna mne naucila
! premyslet: "Co je zivot?" Sly
sis, jak supi? Musi byt dlouhy,
nekolik set jich veze nikdo
Sc jich ted neptal, kan vede
.jejich costa, ida na pravo, ci
ma levo; sebrali je, nalozili a
|vezou je do chTtanu vojne ko
| Ia vysmesne volaji: Go je Ii
vot, co je zivot -" A po mich
pojedeme my pc mas JIM a az
tam pfijedeme, mily brachu
tax zapomeneme sna veskeru
filosofii a budeme. ,se tetelit
strachem, zda Sc Ease dostane'
me nazpet ma rovnou cestu ;. >
Rejl domluvil. Vlak uz pre-,
Ijel, hukot jeho zanikal v dali
Jiri patril stale ma Rejla, ne
prerusiv nastaleho ticha. Zaji
NAL no jeho druh, premyslel
jeho reci, predstavil 81 no, ny
nj obleceneho v modre spodky
a zaspinenou bluzku, jake vai
lneho revidenta, vykracujlclht
81 pc brnenske ulici, setkavaji
ciho Sc Luisou, patriciho de
jejich oci a vracejiciho Sc k'
'sve rodine, ,zasedajiciho sc svy
mi dvema detmi a zenou k We
ceri. Vzpomnel 81 ma vecery
,prozite s Lolou, ma jeji zupa
mex barvy rudych maku, na o
hnicky jejich oci, ma jejl hovo
ry, ma setkanl Sc nj pruvod,
S jednlm 2 'okamzitych hochu
z rama Ma nabrezi vzpo
mnel 81 na dopisy sve zeny, pl
ne smutku, predstavil 81 v du
chu svou malou Aninku, napf;
hujici pc mem sve rucky, pc
bledl ma tri knihy "Vojna
mir" lezici ma stole pripo
mnel 81, re je v domku ma po
kraji uherske vesnice, pobliz
vojenskych baraku, mimo kite
ry kazde chvile "a tiche, zimn
noci pfejede. .vlak jedoucl
c..o.4s !, ,,o,~,,yrl,1 ~; ,x,,,,1,,
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EIektricke cl,lazeni
udrzuje potraviny
cerstvyn,i.

Veda a vynalezavost
stale pracuji ma zlepse-
nj nasich zivotnich pod
minek. Dnes elektrina
pozvedla hospodafeni
X move urovni, snadno-
sti a uspornosti.
Elektricke chlazenl pi'i-
spelo vsedulezitym zpu
sobem k ochrane zdra-
vi.
Ia parnich letnfch me-
sicu, mleko, maslo, o.
yoce i jine snadno zka-
!, re podlehajlci potravi-
ny jsou vystaveny zni-
ceni neudrzujl-li Sc po
vSechen cas- v prave
temperature.
Elektricke chlaZeni. S
jeho chladnym, suchym
vzduchem udrzuje stej-
nomernou teplotu a od-
stranuje oboji, .nebez-
peel / mrhani. Snadno
Sc provadl. Dotknete
Sc .jen knoliku. Zadne
doplnovani ledem, zad-
ny zapach, ami necisto-
ia, zadna voda k od-
stranovani, zadny od-
klad, vse cerstve, suchy
chladny vzduch vzdy
pracuje.
Dodatkem k jeho poho-
dli a bezpeci elektri-
cke chlazenl stoji meme
nez-li co zaplatite "a
led.
THE
ILLUMINATING
COMP ANY.
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zan, odpovida jako papousek,
nekolika slovy, ktera 81 prave q
celeho mimodek zapamatoval.
Kazdy je myslenkami zcela
jinde, nez ably sledoval vyklad
0 valecnych ustanovenich, o.
trestech, ktere stihnou kazde-
no, kdo proti MIN by jednal.
Starsi drimaji, vzpominaji ma
rodiny. Proc, proc jim to pow
da, uz po kolikate; jsou mar
ne veskery snahy, ably 81 zapa-
matoval vsechno tax, jak Jim
vypravuje, premysli starry ia
tik a patfi ma dustojnika, jako-
by dychtive naslouchal a my
sli 81 pri tom: jen 81 povldeJ,
jcerta vim, co mluviS, ami ceta-
rova ceskeho vykladu MEDIA,
premita, co asi delaji donna. Co
NELL k obedu - jak by Sc byl
lnajedl - kdyby byl mezi mimi
- a dymcicku zapalil - ven,
Iku mraz - ke kamnum ma la
Ivici by sedl a bafcil - ami "a
kourit 81 nesmfs pri vykladu.
- Proc - proc to vsechno -
leo cd neho, stareho ktery
Isl mohl leta. delat donna co
Ichtel, 0 jehoz jednani po leta
|se nikdo nestaral, jenz 81 ami
We snu nepomyslil, re jeste
tkdysi, ma stara kolena, ma VOL
|nu pujde - CO od neho, k GER
tn chteji?! A ticha zloba "a
lchveje nitrem stareho tatika a
prece stale patri ma dGstoinika
is vyrazem posluSnosti, jakoby
|rozumel vSemu, co tento vykla-
Ida.
"Tak opakujte, co isem vam
poyedel," ukaze nenadani ma
|neho cetar.
Starry tatik vstane, zahledi
Sc ma cetare a mlGi. Snad
nell dnes donna buchty = to
Iby 81 pochutnal - mysll 81 a
nedba, ze cetar a dustoinik ma
neho krici, zerneodpoNida.} c.
pakuje nekolik SLOW, napove-
denych mu cetafem Ease ja-
lkoby bez ducha useda a mysli
- je donna. - Buchtyl jiste
by mu je zena rada upekla -
Ikdyby byl donna = Vsichni 0
, necem premysleii, hlave ka-
zdeho myslenek jako vcelek V
lroii kazda daleko odtud. =
Jiri pfemyslel % vcerejsim We
ceru, 0 reel Rel ilove. VzpomneI
81 ma alonec leho rozhovoru
&C.. a az tam pfudeme, mi.
,ly brachu, tax zapomeneme nd
veskeru filosofii a budeme SC
, ltetelit strachem, zda sc Ease
!. |dostaneme nazpet ma rovnoJ
cestu -" Co pride, co Sc
lnim stane, jak mu bude "a diva
"a til meslce, premyslel Jiri.
: lima bylo V <baraku. Vsich
nj sedeli jako bez zivota. Stmi
G valo Sc. Neco jakoby tlsklo Ji
: lriho nitro. Proc, proc jsou ia
dy? Byl by zaplakal mad tim
sIjak malo znamena clovek. Mi
0 val casteji tady takove zachva
} Ity, kdy Sc stydel, re je. Proc
/, lie, kdyz nesmi jednati, jak by
a chtel, projevovati svou vuli
! Tam daleko, daleko odtud j
!, Praha. Ma promenadach pocin;
e byti ted rusno. Rozsvecuji sv'
l. tia - meme sice - nez Ia dol
4 .miru, pfece vsak. Pc promena
! ,dach prochazeji Sc lide, usml
: vaji Sc, povidaji, myslenk,
4 mnohych jsou dali, nekde
: baracich -.tfeba, nebo ma from
Il ta, prece vsak promenade "a
Istava promenadou, lide Sc zdr;
0 Ivi navzajem, uklanejl, usmiv;
) il, septaji jeden 0 druhem, ne
e dbaji, re do nich zde vtloukal
/ "kriegsartikle podle kterycf
= kdyby nekde samovome nekoli
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-18
COSTS SIS TO SEE
MARY ON HER WAY
TO GET MARRIED

London, Feb. 1S.-It will cost
some persons who can afford
70 pay it the equivalent of SIS
or more for a glimpse of the
royal professions between
buckingham palace and West
nlnster Abbey on the day of
trnncess Mary's wedding, Feb.
Bidding for seats at windows
VI on the roofs of buildings
aanhng the professional route,
soout a mile in length, is pro-
sress1ng briskly. The vantage
points most coveted are those
aoout parliament square, adja-
cent to Westminster Abbey, as
uese will afford a view of the
arrival and departure of the
Welding party.
The Westminster hospital, op-
posate the Abbey, is counted the
gfandstand'i for the occasion.
aals hospital is in urgent need
iunds. The urgency will be
sessened in degree by the read
less Of scores of people to pay
GENEROUSLY for accommodation.
1e hospital realized nearly
s.uV,o00 from the sale of sight
DAY. ~
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-18
RELIEF HEAD
RAPS BANKERS

Chicago, Feb. 1S.-Public men
who stoop to play politics over the
bodies and frozen forms of little
children are no more to be respect
ed than those international bank
ers who hold the bonds of the now
DESTROYED defunct Cars govern
ment, according to letter sent out
today to members of the American
committee for Russian famine re-
lief by Walter T. Liggett acting
secretary.
The letter replies to an attack
on the committee, attributed to Her
bert Hoover. secretary OF conn
merce.
The international bankers are
characterized as men who have
demanded their pound OF flesh be-
fore they would consent that an
ounce of food. or a drop OF medi-
cine got into Russia"
The letter repeats the demand
for a congressional investigation OF
all famine relief organizations, in
cluding the American Relief admin
istration. headed by Mr.. Hoover.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-02-18
RUSS TYPHUS
CASES PLACED
AT 20 MILLION
Graphic Pictures OF
Misery Presented
by Hospitals.

New York, Feb. Incorporation
between the Russian health author
tiles and commission of the
League of Nations in combating
disease are described in a report
from the commission issued here
today by the leagues new bureau.
The commission and soviet au-
thorities have worked together in
a sanitation congress and in ar
ranging an anti-epidemic agree
ment between Russia and contigu-
Gus countries.
An estimate of 2O,O00,OO0 typhus
cases, the report states, seems
monstrous, but must be taken as a
starting point in an attempt TO es-
innate extent of the eastern cpl
demie focus"
Cholera Epidemic Ends.
Relapsing fever is also serious,
is is said, while in Petrograd a
virulent form of dysentery became
epidemic in 1920 with mortality
rate OF % per cent for adult per-
sons and 40 per cent for children.
Cholera which had claimed 100000
cases during the first five months
of the year, came to a sudden END
in what is usually the middle OF
the epidemic season The refugees
to be expatriated are estimated at
10000
The hospitals present a graphic
picture of the misery of the Rus
sian life today, the report says. In
many instances nurses receive 5000
rubles per month and food only ev-
cry second day, while a cake OF
soap in Moscow costs $500 rubles