davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-11

"Slysel jsem, re je on take
lakomy," namital Jan dosud
udiveny novym poznanim, ja-
ke nasledky ma knezske bez-
zenstvi.'
"Povest nelhala, on je nynl
take tax lakomy, jako ona.
Naucila no tomu. Svadela S
MIN boje, nez no zkrotila, 0
kazdy krejcar almuzny, KITE
rou bez jejiho vedomi dial, Sc.
S, MIN kricela, z kazdeho Wy
dani must dati ucty, ona ma
klice cd penez a vydava, co
uzna "a dobre. Zvykl 81 snad
ma to, protoze 81 nikdy neste-
zuje q zdanliv6 spokojene je
ziv. Tezko rici, co Sc jeho
srdci dele. Snad opravdu Sc
jeho povaha uz jeji povaze
pfizpusobila, nebo sc stal tax
zbab6ly a otrly, re Sc neodvazl
Sc vzepfiti a strhati okovy, j.
miz no seSn6roVala. PrOti Pc
trbokovi ma tn vyhodu, ze no
lspodyne da dost najisti, kdez-
to PetrbokoVy sestry bratra
hladem mori."
"To jsou hroznG pom6ry,'
vydechl uzkostne.
"Jste hrozn6. Kdybyste Sc
podival po pritomnych, malo
ktery je doopravdy spokojen.
Snad pan dtkan Brousil, pro-
toze ie uz starry a nepotrebuje
81 niCeho vSimat, nebo tamhle
banicky Pikl. Podivejte Sc,
iak klidne Pile sklenici ia skle
nici mlci. To bude priSti Vi
kar.'
Nedaleko vikafe sed6l W.
soky, hezky knee, asi petaty-
ricet let starry Byl jeSte nyni
slicny muz a ieho obl,tej zdal
sc bJti zcela spokojeny.
"Ma pry sluSnou faiu."
"Ano, Banicky jsou hezka
fara, jsou Il nj dobre pozemky
a on sam hospodari. Jest ze
Iselskeho rodu q rozumi tomu.
Take 81 rad popreje dobreho
| jidla a pitt a donna ma stale
stat soudek pivem. Byi pred
urcen k vySSim hodnostem, ce-
! kalo Sc, re no do konsistore "a
volaji, protoze je spoluzakem
pana biskupa, ale zapadl ma
vsi. Zenska to zavinila."
Jan sc prekvapene podival
na Drmlu a. ten Cemusl sam Il
sebe Sc usmivaie, chvili mltel.
"Jste mlady a bude dobre,
kdyz budete vzdy opatrny,'
pokratoval po chvili. Jed
nou Pikl churavel a muj kole-
ga tam nekolik tydnu ho "a
stupoval. Vypravoval mi jed
nou ono taiemstvi. Nez Sc
| Pikl do Banicek stehoval, byl
kaplanem ma dekanStvl cho-
dill denne do spolecnosti. Byl
velmi zabavny a spolecensky
muZ a zenSke Sc po mem blaz-
nily, ale on iakoby o ne ne
, dbal. Jcdnou vracel Sc poZd6
Y noci ze spolecnosti domu q
: pTijda pred dekanstVi, zpozO-
roval, ze zapomnel 81 witt klG
cd domu. Nechtel bouiiti dunn
zvon6nim a proto sci k oknu
kuchyne, kde spala sluzka q
klepal na nj. Sluzka byla pr
buzna dekanova, arci vzdale-
ma, hezk6, mlade devce, pine
zivota a az davno provazela
: kaplana chtivyma ocima. Je
: mu Sc snad take libila kvetou.
ci jeji postava, ale dovedl sf
: pTemoci. Kdovi, jake plany
: 'tehdy V hlave mel neoblral-l
7 sc take ctizadostivymi shy pc
: vetsich hodnostech. kdyz vi
del, ze Y kuchyni Sc zakmltlt
: svetelko, sci ke dverlm do
( movnim q cekal chvilku. Ia
: slechl tiche zaskripeni zamkl
u Divert kuchynskych, ted u
/ kllc II domoynich dveri opatr
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JAN VLAD KA
- ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

a jeji oci jakoby ho opojily.
Udelal krok ku predu, ably o.
DIESEL do kaplanky, ale Ease
Sc zastavil a ohledl Sc po nj.
Nespoustela nej take oci a
kdyz otocila kllcem, poposla k
menu.
'Posvitim vam do pokoje,"
nabizela sc tise on primo CT
til, jak z jeji bytosti vychazi
naruzive fluidum. Rozjareni
z hostince zvysovalo jeho vzni-
ceni a kdyz Ia MIN vesla do
pokoje, zastrcil dvere, wal
svicku z jeji ruky a postavil j
ma stul a potom sc k nj vratil.
Cekala to a te noci z pokoje
nevysla az k ranu.
Pred stehovanim Sc ma faru
dovedel sc Pikl, re Lojzicka
must ma cas- nekam do strani
zmizeti. Zmizela, ale pc
SVEN ozdraveni pfisla do Bla-
! nicek jako hospodyne.
Dite kdesi dobre ukryla a
po dvou letech ukryla druhe.
Nikdo nevedel, kde a jak. Pry
kdesi u pribuznych je mali, ale
nikdy "a mimi nejedou a deti
lnikdy je na fare nenavStivily.
| ILojzicka zustala stale hezkou,
jenze jeji zaniceni pro Pikla
casem vyprchalo. Ted pry il
navStevuje mlady jeden reme-
sink a je cele dny ma fare. =
Sv6t Sc S tim smiril a Pikl, IDA
Sc, take. Lide pc strane hubu-
lii a posuzuji, ale Pikl stal Sc
malomluvnym a roZvaznym
muZem, vSimajlcim ST hospo-
daTstvi a u konsistore pozlva
| jakes takes vaznosti. Bude-li
vikarem, nebude zlym. Arci
bude skakat taky, jak mu sho-
ia budou nariZovat. Proto o.
pakuji, abyste byl opatrny. Wy
jste take hezky hoch a mohla
| by vas potkati nehoda, ami by
ste Sc nenadal.' -
"Nechodim do hostincu a
proto sc mi neco takoveho ne
mIlze stati. Ted rozumlm to-
mu, co mui pan farar jednou V
zertu povidal, re kneze chyta-
il, jak Sc da, vecer pri svic-
ce."
"Dobre to rekl," prikyvl
Drmla vesele. "Ano, nest asst
ny zakaz zenenl otevfel dvere
vSem uskokum a co neni do
voleno zpusobem radnym, je
uchvacovano potajl osklivym
zpusobem. Buh to naprav."
''Je to skutecne stra$ne, Q
necem takovem nam V semlna-
ii nerikali ME-
''Snad rikali," kyVal hlayou.
Tam to odbyVaji stej jnou Sa-
blonou. Panove, bud'te opa.
trni, odpirejte pokusenl, hod-
ne sc. modlete, oci mGjte sklo-
peny atd.. Ale, co delatl, jak
sebe svou budoucnost cestnt
zachraniti, kdyz knez nema do
sti sill pokuseni premoci, kdy2
jeho oci pfece sc otevrou, kdy
telo je silnejsi nez sebe leps
vule,o take Zachrane nerlka
il mic. We velkych mestecf
stavi Sc chodniky, kde chodet
je pred povozy chranen, ale
ale nam tyto chodniky, na ne5
by sc mohl knez uchyliti, wal
d mysli 81, ze nekolik fraZi "a
chrani vsechno. sam pro Sc
:, be toho nezellm, nikdy .isem pc
/. manzelstyi netouzil a uZ tou
zit nebudu. Vidim-li vSak, CT
'Ibylo zla spachano pro oclvld
nou zatvrzelost a, uminenos
odstraniti stare predsudky ;
otevriti cestu k cestnemu zlvo
}, tn, jsem ,roztrpcen, nedivin
: sc nicemu, co o knezlch sly
: sim. Ne ma chybujicl knee
| pada vina, ale ma ty, kdoz bez
dllvodne nahazeli prekazky dC
ionGty o1 voJSl; 20 tic1ootyn .
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Ma vlajkovy den, IA. cerv-
ma, dedikovan byl tento po-
mink Francis Scott Key-ovl,
autoru narodni hymny Star
Spangled Banner" a vojakum
a namornikum, kteTi Sc podi-
leli ma bitv6 u North Point a
obrane Fort McHenry We val
ce V +. 1912. Pomnik jest pra-
ci Charles n. Neihause. Pre-
sident Harding proslovil tam
hlavni rec.
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DChuJi Nc@Il, pdllC Id all,
"a pfatelska slova," rekl Jan
podavaje ruku Drmlovi. "Bu-
du jich pametliv.'
"Az budete miti nekdy vol
no, rozebehnete sc ke mne. Po-
povidame 81 necem veselej-
sim, "povidal Drmla, srdecne
mu ruku tiskna.
Nez zaplatili a oblekli Sc,
pfibehl sklepnik vyTizenim,
re velebny pan Leiner pojede
s tlouckym panem fararem,
aby nan pan dekan necekal.
Vsichni Sc zasmali, re Leiner
nema jeste svou miru re
Drazan asi take no chce doho-
nit. Brousil usedl do sveho
povozu a volaje ma Jana, ably
no brzy navStivil, volal Ma ko-
|ciho, ably moudre jel. Ia MIN
Tomajdes Janem vyjeli do
kraje, zvolna Sc do podzimnl-
no soumraku haliciho.
Ones jste videl vikariat po-
hromade,' povidal farar, kdyz
viz po silnici zahrcel. ''Jak
pGk jste Sc poteSil?"
"Nevalne, pane farari. Ne
kteri PAM jsou velmi mill, ale
neni mezi mimi mic veseleho.
Myslival jsem 81, ze knezi me-
Ii sebou jsou bratrSti a upri-
mnl Zatim
"Zatim CHA jeden ma dru-
heho, co rekne a jak Sc tvari,
ze?' doplnoval nedoreknutou
vetu. "Bohuzel. Jedni Sc di-
vail, kdo je pozoruje a co to-
mu rekne a druzi chytaii kaz-
de slovo, ably nell proti nemu
zbran. Jak jsem to rilzal. tax
to je. Vzajemna neduvera,
neuprimnost, bazen pred skry-
| tymi 1toky a hamizna a nice
NINA touha druheho snizit, ably
Sc mohl sam stati obliben6iSim
a dosplhati Sc lepSiho mista a.
nebo vyznamenani. 4 pfece
ljsou mezi mimi dobri uSlech-
It'll hde, Drmla, SVejkovsky,
Petrbok. Nebo nejsou Spatny-
mi, jake Pikl nebo Dub. O
Brousilovi nemluvim, ten uz
ma pokoj, toho Sc Zloba. lid
ska neotira. Ale vsichni ustu-
Ipuji. couvaji pred nekolika
charaktery, kteri jako lucav-
ka rozkladaji kazde otevrene
| jednani a otravuji styk. Jak
blaze mohlo by Sc ziti, kdyby
mas zivot byl postaven na soli-
dni zaklad a odstraneny pre-
zitky, ktere patrl nekolili
|stoleti nazpatek." +"
] "Nejaka naprava Sc musi
stati,' horlil Jan mladickym
zanieenlm. ''Takhle to prece
jiti nemuze, je to neudrzitel-
lne.'
"Nemylte Sc, bude Sc stale
|takhle zit a takhle vladnout,
protoze ie to pohodlne a pro
jtoze to nekolika osobam po-
Iskytuje samovladu. Teprve az
Sc boufe spusti, az Sc zaklady
otresou nasilnymi prevraty, te-
prVe potom bude Sc rychle
| LODI, do ktere Sc vsech stran
/ Sc voda hrne, spravovat, aby
lneutonula. Bude ovSem poZd6
= napacha Sc mnoho bolesti
q mnoho Zla, jemuz by Sc mo-
hlo predejiti uz pfedem, ale
) vina nebude hledana tam, kde
ie, ale ma mas malych. NJ,
proc bychom sc tim souzili, my
to nezmenlme a zbytecne 81
|cloyek kyseli zivot. Ultra pri-
jde asi dest', citim no We vzdu-
: chu.'
Zabocil hovorem jinam a
Jan, pTikrcen do koutka koca-
!ru, nemohl Sc zbyti jakesi szi-
rave tisne a obavy, aniz by 81
byl vedom, co no desi.
VI.
Dekan Brousil dodrzel sIo-
| 4
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Bartholome; Vratlv sc 2 ceSty
ulehl, aniz by vice povstal. Ry-
chly konec jeho zivotu ucinil 0
boustranny zapal Pile. Dosahl
veku 80 let. Jest to velka Ztra-
ia pro mestskou radu a pro
mesto Cognac. TeSil Sc okoll
SVEN sympathii a jednomyslne
ucte; svemu rodnemu mestu
byl podal tolik dukazu prichyl
nosti, re V nedeli, IL. cervna,
obyvatelstvo cognacke mu Wy
pravilo imponujici pohreb, je-
no dustojny. Wy, jenz chovate
k nasemu m6stu obzvlastnl pra
telstVl a sam jste nejednou OBJ
drzel ujiSteni velke sympathle
pana Fichona pro sebe pro
VaSi mestskou radu, pro mesto
Prahu a pro cely narod ceSko-
slovensky vubec, Wy zajiste po-
citite zal pri teto truchllve
zprave a tax Sc pridruzlte k "a
rmutku naSemu. Ractez atd. q
radujici namestek starostuv
Pataa." Presidium HI mesta
Prahy vyslovilo NEST. rade V
Cognacu svoji soustrast V pre-
svedceni, re nescetni legionari
naSi, kterl deli V Cognacu,
kdez Sc formovaly nase boJoV-
ne oddly, nezapomenou starlc-
keho p. Fichona, jenz Sc 0 ne
otecky staral.
Hrdina neStesti. Jak Zna-
mo, potkalo IA. MN. odpoled-
ne krute neStesti majora l.. A
damicku, velitele dustojnicke e
Skoly ma Novem Hradci KraIo-
We a vojaka-koCiho JanoSe
FoItana. Foltan byl pfejet t6z-
kym nakladnim voZem, taze-
nym dvema splaSenymi koni ma
noVohradecke silnici V bliZko-
sti tovarny Petrofovy a hostin-
ce ma Brne". Majorovi Ada
miGkoVi, ktery patrn6 chtel Wy
! skoGiti 4 vozu pri zbesile jizde
koni, naraZem Vozu ma strom
nest astnou nahodou byla utr-
! zena noha mistech kolena.
Die zpravy 81. ~" ocity sve-
dek melody St. Drahy, zfize-
nee Obchodni banky Y Hradc.
Kralove, naSel nest astnehC
majora, an bral do ruky utrze
nou cast sv6 nohy, We vysokt
bote veZici, a stavel il podle
sebe, a kdyz mu nabizel po-
moe, odmitl il slovy: Nine .ii1
neni uomoci. HIed'te pomoci vo
iakoVi." Autem tovarnika Pc.
trofa oba nest astnici byli od.
vezeni do yereine nemocnice
V Hradci Kralove. Major Ada.
micka pri yelke ztrate krve {
boleSti, zpusobenG oderyanin
nohy, zachoval pine vedomi pr
iizde do nemocnice, kde opera
ci nohy proved DIR. Honzak. w
jim Foltan, aG utrpel vnitrn
Zraneni a 0 nemz roZslrena .jii
byla zpraya, ze zemrel, zije /
bude dlouho jest6 ziv podle Ii
doveho podani.
Nojin Foltan die pozdeisici
zprav ale skutecne ranam pod
lela, kdezto major Adamicks
bude patrne pii' zivote zacho
van.
Pan r. Czernin-Morzin MIRA
vokarcem. 4 kraiinskych novil
nemeckych sc docitame 0 pr
hode, ktera Sc udala techt,
dnn Ma kotelnych boudach
Krkonosich pri vychazce s.
posluchatu lesniho oddelen
prazskc teske techniky. Ucast
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Pan r. Czernin-M MIRA

Pan K. Czernin-M -MOrzin MIRA
vokarcem. I kraiinskych novin
nemeckych sc docitame 0 prl-
hode, ktera Sc udala techto
dnn Ma koteInych boudach
Krkonosich pri vychazce 65
posluchacu lesniho oddelem
prazske teske techniky. Ucast-
Milky pozdravil tam sam vrch-
labsky velmoz Rudolf CZernin-
Morzin, ienz Ma proslov vudce
vypravy odpovedel takto: AZ
sc vratite, vypravejte, jak je
krasne Y naSich hodach V ma
Sich lesich, a vypravejte zaro-
ven, re Nemci, kteri tyto hory
obyvaii Cd Sedeho davnoveku,
nejsou tax iii a re by Sc s mimi
dalo snadno dociliti dohody O
spolecne a plodne praci, kdyby
nam bylo doprano V klidu dale
zlt. jak jsme byli zvykli a kdy-
by Sc nam nebralo. co ie nasim
majetkem." Ze pan Czernin-
Morzin jako ellen bVvale usta-
vacke slechty k Cechum Sc nj
kdy nehlasil. je povedomo. Ale
nenadali jsme Sc, re 81 tento "a
prisahly odpurce teskosloven-
ske republiky bude jeste trou-
fat. na caske studuiici obracet
Sc kazanickem @ utisku Men,
CT, mezi jeiichz predbojovni-
ky stoii vzdycky Y prvni rade,
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Dekan Brousil dodrzel sIo-
vo a prosadil. ze Jan byl po-
Sian do krhace "a kaplana.
AckoliV byl presvedcen, 2e je-
no prani bude splneno, prece z
jakesi obavy psal Janovi. ably
take sam zajel ke konsistori a
tam ustne 0 toto misto zadal.
Nechtelo sc mu valne. Y jeho
dust byla dosud horkost, ze byl
poslan do Lipinice jako z tre-
stu "a kratke sv6 pusobeni
mel dosti prilez,tosti presved-
cit Sc, po lskych cestach chodl
spravedlnost rnezi knezilni. -
iPokracovan.l
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-24
Business Woman
Feared She Had
Heart Trouble

Since Tanlac has overcome a
bad case of indigestion and nerv-
business of three or four years
standing for me, my work here in
the store is a pleasure, and l am
certainly grateful for the good
health 1t has given me-" said
Mrs. j. w. Pickins of 516 e. 18th
St, Los Angeles, who owns and
operates the book store at 219
Mercantile Place.
Il was so run down that felt
miserable all the time. My sleep
was broken and restless, had
no appetite, and the gas from un-
digested food caused my heart to
palpitate so thought l had heart
trouble. For a time had a
swelling in my legs. too, and it
was an effort for me to get
about.
1T is wonderful how Tanlac
has given me such perfect relief
from these troubles. l eat heartily.
now, sleep like a child at night
and just feel fine all the time"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
sists' (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-24
ELKS SET DATE
FOR MEMORIAL

Mrs. Ruth Emery Riddle has ac-
cepted the invitation of the local
Elks committee to become the solo
ist for the anual Elks' memorial
exercises to be held Sunday after
noon, December 3. at the Grand
opera house. Her first number
will be Memories" by J. l.. Hoff
and the second. Light" by Fred
erick Stevenson.
The eulogy for the memorial
will be pronounced by G. e. Know
land. The opening and closing
ritualistic exercise will be rr
charge OF the following officers
of the lodge: D. G. Drager, exalted
ruler; Max Page, leading knight,
Carl Hinges, lecturing knight; w
]. Needham, loyal knight; Mike
Rasmussen, chaplain; Lyman Nc
Donald, esquire; Harry J. Weld
mer, secretary; Roy Burton, treas
urer, and A. L. Fraser, tyler.
The memorial committee in
charge consists OF Frank T
Wrightman, chairman; George
Griffith and Dan f. Langenberg.
The Elks orchestra, led by Charles
J. Kurth will open and close tn
memorial exercises. Decorations
are In charge OF r. G. Brock.
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Slayer Hanged
AT IOWA PRISON

Fort Madison. Iowa, Nov. a.
orrie Cross was hanged at 1880 a.
m. today in the walled enclosure
at the state prison here where his
partner in murder, Eugene Weeks.
died ten weeks ago.
The trap was sprung by Sheriff
Robb of Polk county, who during
the war was chaplain Of the 16Sth
infantry overseas, and who until
recently was pastor of the Urban
dale Federated church in Des
Moines. Robb also .sprang the
trap which caused the death of
Weeks ON September Is.
Thirteen minutes after the trap
was sprung at 1880 a. m, Cross
was pronounced dead. Cross
death ends the last chapter of
tragedy in Des Moines on Febru-
airy 4, 1921, when George A. Fos-
dick, grocer, was killed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-24
WIDOW OF DAY
ASKS RETURN OF
MINE HOLDINGS

Wallace, Idaho. Nov. 24.-Re-
turn Of one-sixteenth interest in
tho Herculese mine sv ser .us-
bands estate. or 100000 dam
agss with costs of action in case
OF failure to return. was asked by
Mrs. Agnes Loretta Day, widow of
the late Eugene r. Day. pioneer
Coeur d'Alene mining man, OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Boyce and the
executors Of the Day estate in a
suit ON file here today in the
Shoshone county district court.
Mrs. Day stated in her COM
plant that she sued Day for di-
vorce late in 1905 and that the
suit was still pending at the time
of his death last February. Dur
ing that interval, in 1911, 1t was
alleged. Day paid $250,000 to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r.. Reeves for
the sixteenth interest in the Her
culese, but the deed was made to
Mrs. Boyce.
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treaty OF Versailles.
Declaring that the criticism was
exactly the opposite in his own
country, where he was assailing
forn not demanding enough, he con-
tinued.
Let those who say l asked too
much go to Europe-let them
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bring their German friends and
let us settle there. where It can
be seen.
Moreover, II too. much was ask
ed at Versailles, which do not
believe, yet rs per cent OF 1t has
been taken witholt my assent and
out Of my power"
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ficial people to give me plain in
formation.
"The answer was that there was
only ole established case of Sene-
galese having mistreated a Ger
man woman. He was sentenced
by military tribunal"
Then the Tiger came to Senator
Borah's statement that he, Glenn
enceau, was responsible for most
of Europe's woes. because Of the
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CHILDERS is EXECUTED

CONTINUED from Page One.)
old, appealed through counsel for
a writ Of habeas corpus which
was denied yesterday by the mas
ter of rolls. He then appealed to
the court of appeals for southern
Ireland.
Childers was an ardent propo-
.nent of an Irish republic and
strongly opposed ratification of
the treaty setting up the Irish
Free State on the ground that it
meant absorption Of Ireland in
the British empire"
He was defeated last June in
the election for the south Irish
parliament, receiving fewer votes
than any other candidate in the
whole election.
Organized Insurgents
Early in the next month he
was reported to be organizing
band Of insurgents in the Dublin
Hills and later in the summer
commanded the band of irregu-
lars who cut the cable in Valen-
tia harbor.
Childers was educated at Trim
ity college. Cambridge. He serv-
ed in the European war as a lieu
tenant commander of the Royal
navy volunteer reserves between
January and May, 1916, and won
the distinguished service cross for
his service with the anti-subma-
rine forces.
Childers was the author of sew
eral books Among them were
"The Frame Work of Home Rule"
volume v Of the Times History of
he South African War; "In the
Ranks of the C. I. "" and Ger
nan Influence on British Caval-
ry.n
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.CLEMENCEAU LASHES BACK

Continued from Page One.)
OF #. L. Higginson Jr. He wore
his usual gray cutaway suit and
his gray skull cap was perched on
his bald head. Seating himself in
a huge easy chair, he said:
Now put any questions you
like and l will answer them"
The interviewers went at once
to the subject of the Washington
criticisms. Clemenceau smiled
and shrugged.
II had made it point not to dis
cuss official people in America"
he said, but have said will an
swer all, SO / must answer"
Defends Black Troops.
THE Germans and all of our
foes had been killing enough of
our white men and 100 black men
fell CALAMITY fighting on the
frontiers of liberty as Woodrow
Wilson called them. We are not
going to deny them a place in his
tory.
Now those black soldiers were
always stationed in towns
in France and always got along
with the white French
people. Even, should say, their
discipline is stricter than any
white troops.
"So-I have. seen papers of Ger
man propaganda which I suppose
inspired Mr.. Hitchcock's sayings
and / can plainly say they are so
many lies.
Auexue,.S porob
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Answers Borah.

THE day before l left Paris I
heard that these stories would be
employed to prove we were mill
tartistic people. So l asked the Of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-24
BERT B. ESIILEMAN

ITS So Commercial ST. Phone 305
Crown Shortening No 10s Del Monte Apricots
S15O 212 tins
Crown Shortening No. 5sI 35c
SOC Storage Eggs, per doz.
Federal Milk, tails per can 35c
1Oc Fresh Kraut per quart
Corn Flakes, per package 15c
1Oc Oregon Walnuts,, per lb.
Post Toasties, per pkg. Z5c
1Oc Fancy Popcorn 8 lbs
Hills Coffee, per b. Z5c
42c Mince Meat, per lb,
NJ J. B. Coffee, per b. 25c
42c Large Grape Fruit, 8 for
Golden Gate Coffee per h. 1oc
42c Camel Cigarettes, per pkg
Cornstarch, per package l5c
10c Fancy Baldwin apples, per
Macaroni, lbs for box
25c $1.35
Fancy Prunes, lbs for Winter Banana Apples, per
25c box
Bulk Cocoanut, per lb. 75c
25c Cape Cod Cranberries, per
Fancy Comb Honey pound
zoe 25c
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CONTINUED from Page one J
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-08
Arbor Day Maria
Clark Grammar School

Maria Clark Grammar school Gel
ebrated Arbor Day very pleasantly
Friday afternoon. in spite of the
pouring rain. The out of door pro-
gram could not be carried out, but
The entire school assembled in the
Ninth grade room for an extremely
interesting program. The proclama-
ton of Governor Baxter was read
by Milton Ballard as an appropriate
introduction to the occasion.
The Fifth grade sang, then the
Sixth grade. both rendering well, ap-
propriate selections that had been
prepared for the program. Then
followed a very attractive recitation.
The planting of the apple tree"
given by three girls and three boys
from the Fifth grade. After this
recitation, the Seventh grade sang.
Then came what. If one were to
judge by the applause, was the most
popular number on the program, a
duet by Doyle Voto. and James
Myers. They were enthusia stically
greeted that they responded with an
encore.
But the most interesting part of
the program was one that was to
prove surprise to the principal, MIR.
Oscar Bigelow. He was presented on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Famous Is the Star of "The Devils
Pawn"

American rhotoplay audiences are
really only casually conversant with
pola Negri, the dark-eyed Cont
mental beauty as a motion picture
actress OF Incompatible charm and
ability. Beyond her career before
the camera there is little known
generally, because the star has not
as vet been in this country and has
not had her experiences and perform
ancrs recorded in tho newspapers.
But Milo. Nogri has had career
which reads Ike fiction. She first
gained prominence by appearing in
the Imperial Russian Ballet.
Then tho lure OF the violin fas-
clratcd hcr ard she deserted the
terpsichorcan art for it. Her play
ing attracted widespread attention
throughout most OF the European
capitals ana she has many command
performances before Royalty to her
credit.
Her most recent Paramount pic
turs. n filming story of a girls grim
struggle ~ make good. aud entitled
"Thc Devils Pawn is at the Strand
Theatre today Advance published
opinions clam II as easily tho finest
picture in which Nile. Ncgu has thus
far appeared ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-08

grade, stopped here on her return
Monday. to visit a friend, Mrs. Bert
Brann.
A company of Il young people from
ReaGfeld attended the senior dance
at Winthrop, Thursday evening.
Miss Florence Stevens, who has
worked at the w illow dining hall n
Augusta for two years, leaves this
week.
George Colman has resumed his
work as station agent at Maranacook.
The station has been closed the past
winter.
Mr.. Ryan Of East Boston, who came
here for his health, has been on the
sick list for ten days. He returned 10
East 1oston Monday much improved.
While in town he boarded at the
home of Mrs. Fred LeaVitt. Mrs.
eLavitt has also had two other board
ers, one being from Quincy, Mass,
and the other from Boston.
Two tramps recently called at the
home Of Mrs. Leavitt. begging for
douEhnuts, which they received with
thanks.