davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-10-18
PORAzKA
CARPENTIERO.
VA.
v Parizi, dine "a. zari 1922.

v Parizi, dne "a. zari 1922.
Jaky smutny konec kariery!
Milatek Francie ze vcerejska.
popularnejsi nez snad sam mar
salek Foch a slavnsjsi nez vsi-
chni francouzsti dnesni herci,
oblibenejsi nez nejlepsi teno-
rove a znamejsi nez vsichni spi
sovatele, malifi, sochari, skla-
datele a ucenci dohromady,
chlouba naroda a nedostizny
vzor vsech mladych Francou-
zd muzskeho pohlevi, veliky Ji
Fl Carpenter, podleha senegal
skemu cernochu, u nehoz nelze
mluviti o umenf uslechtileho
sportu, o boxerske vede a du-
sevni prevaze. ~.
Snad je sam vinen sve poraz
ky. Podcenoval sveho protivni-
ka, chtel 81 s MIN ma pocatku
hrati, chtel no ud6lat smesnym,
chtel no unavit a pax, zmuce-
neho, zoufaleho ponizenim a
vztekem jednou elegantni ra-
nou skolit, chtel sedesati tisi-
cum pritomnyeh svych obdivo-
vatelI ukazati, re on, Jiri We
liky a'Jediny, mIze 81 ubo-
hym cernochem hrat jako koc-
ka s mysi. Ale najednou, beda,
hra meni Sc v zapas a odvaha
vit6zi mad rutinou. Ano, Ger
noch je snad spatny, to jest ne
uceny boxer, ale to uznati nut
no, neni silnejsi, neni mohut-
nejsi, neni v6tsi, jest jen odvaz
nejsi, vytrvaloejsi, k bolesti ne
citelnejsi, prudsi a je snad zou
falej odhodlan nasadit vse, jen
ably pokoril, aby ma konec zdo-
lal toho soupere, o kterem RI
kali, ze no vybral proto, pone-
vadz je 81 mad MIN jist snadne-
no vitezstvi.
Carpenter, jehoz obliba o.
dolala porazce v zapasu S
Dempseyem, jest jako rohovnik
naprosto hotov. Kdyby Ultra oh
jevil Sc znova ma boxerskem po
diu, nepriSlo by re sedesati IT,
sic navstevniki, kteri dnes by
Ii pritomni zapasu, ma nej Sc po
divat. ami pet tisic.
Parizske obecenstvo, nekdy
dostit sovinisticke, to jest, sve
oblibence a narodni sportovni
vlajku i ma ukor stare fran
couzske pohostinnosti a zdvori-
losti pochvalou povzbuzujici,
ukazalo, re dovede byti spra-
vedlivo, ba re dovede 81 vynu-
tit spravedlnost, jestlize il ne
Osvedcil sam soudce. BylO by
snad RADIO pfimhourilo oko, ale
nemohlo ukazat, re je slepe. A
tax kdyz soudce diskvalifiko-
val Sikiho a nepresvedciv Sc.
ida je Carpenter skutecne ra.
men ma miste, jez cernoch Ia.
sahnouti nemel, prohlasil "a vi
teze Jiriho, ktery lezel ma po-
dlaze a vidal sc dalsfho zapa-
su, zpdsobilo takovou vravu,
re nezbylo, nez skloniti Sc pred
skutecnosti, dati "a pravo prav
de a prohlasiti "a viteze Sikh
no.
Byl to velky dnes den. DO
noveho, casopisem lie Jour
nal" postaveneho veledromu
Buffalo sjizdeli Sc vsemi do
pravnimi prostredky lide jiz cd
rama. Veru zapas Siki-Carpen'
tier vzbudil vetsi zajem, nez
ma priklad podpis versaillske
smlouvy, u sirokeho obecenstva
aspon a po zapasu vypadala
Pariz asi tax, jako v den neja.
! ke hrozne pohromy. Povazte
po celia leta hyckany, jako ma
rodni hrdina milovany Jifi tax
, hle zklame svoje ctitele. Car
pentier je sice z tech, kteri po
citaji ma zadni kolecka a ze
svych velkych cen zafidil S
p6knou tovarnu ma hlinikovt
nadobi. Ale vsadil bych Sc, *
dnes nebude uz ami chutnati Ii
4 4
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I { n A
ROMAN -
Napsal DR.. ]. L. Hrdina.

dame caste, ale Klarku bych
poznal jen die podobizny, KITE
rou nam nedavno poslala.":
A dobracky vynal z notesu o.
balku, z obalky podobiznu a po
dial il pani Lindove.
ITO je mole sestra Klarka," /"
kovoril dal, "byla uz jednou
provdana, ale ovdovela. Ted
sc vdala podruhe. ia videl Klar
ku posledne, kdyz jsem zacal
choditi do skoly. Pred ctyrmi
roxy nam psala, re k nam pri-
jede ma dovolenou, ale neprije-
la. Poslala druhe psani, re mu-
81 odejeti do. Prahy."
Linda .drzel'v ruce vysv4dee
nj, pant Lindova podobiznu, a.
le oci obou upreny byly ma TO-
no uprimneho hocha.
Tolik by mu NELL povedeti a
tolik Sc bali oba, ably ami pohle
dem, ami jedinym slovem media
Ii ma jevo, jak velice je zajima
kazde slovo jeho.
Linda slozil vysvedceni, wal
z ruky zeniny podobiznu a vra-
til oboje studentovi.
'Krasnou mate sestru, ale
jeste krasnejsi vysvedceni, mia
dy priteli. Jedeme take do Pra
by, domG, Wv do Prahy z domo-
va a jsem rad, re jsme Sc sesli.
Jsem kupec Linda -"
A skoro bazlive cekal, zdali
ten mlady student rekne, re je-
no jmeno INA.
Neznal. Linda byl tomu po-
vdecen.
"Tu je mole zena," pokraco
val Linda. "Snad bychom vam
mohli umozniti, abyste zahy ma
lezl to, co jdete hledat, pristre-
81, zivobyti. Name diva hochy,
Petra a Pavla - dvojcata. Po-
catkem skolniho roku pIjdou
oba do gymnasia. Chcete-li,
pojd'te hned S nami k nam, po
cas- prazdnin budete hochy
chodit ma prochazky ma W.
lety a az nastane povihnost
'vam jim, budete chodit do
prednasek, hoSi do skoly, donna
sc Ease sejdete, oni jako sveren
ci, Wy jake jejich domaci uci-
tel"
Oci studentovy sc zaleskly.
Blahem slzami.
Vstal, sejmul klobouk a ucho
piv ruku Lindovu, chtel il poll.
bit. Linda mu zabranil.
"Jen ruce peclivych rOdicu
ma kazdy libati, zadnou jinou
ruku."
"Dekuji vam vrele a rovnez
vam, milostpani."
"Ani tech dikI nemGzeme
prijati, vzdyt' jsme vam dosud
niceho neprokazali."
"Poskytli jste mi vse, po CEN
jsem touzil. Dekuji vam vrouc.
ne. Evicka bude miti radost
az il tom budu psati."
"Evicce muzete psati;, ze jste
nalezl, co jste hledal, ale druhe
sve sestre, - Klarce Sc o tom
nezminujte. - Totiz mdzete j
psati snad n6kdy pozdeji, ale
nyni ne, abyste il v jejim stest
nezarmoutil."
TAX snazil sc Linda zakryt
,svoji bazef, ably Klarka nedo
zvedela Sc, re jmenem jejim
poskytuje nekomu 1techy. By
la to bazen neoddvodnena. Ak
skromny clovek leka Sc my
slenky, jez souvisi S hrlchem
boji Sc, aby nikdo nezvedel
jeho prokazanem dobrodini.
Linda hovoril Sc studentem ;
panl Lindova nespoustela oci
noveho spolecnika. Teprye ny
nj seznavala, ze podoba mladi
kova napadne Sc blizi podob'
Klarcine. Ty oci, drobounke II
by, i ia rec, jakoby Klarka tt
sedela. A ozivovala 81 dawn
vzpominky. Vzdyt' Klarka v n
mocnici zmlnila sc sve mat
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Vlak Sc hnul, rychlost rostla
a mladik ten stal dosud okne
dival Sc zpet, mavl rukou, klo
boukem - ted uz zmizelo vse.
Vratil Sc do kupe; pozdravil,
kufrik ulozil do prihrady mad
sedadlem a usadiv Sc, ,zadival
Sc omem, u nehoz sedeli man.
zele Lindovi, do sireho kraje,
v nemz v dali ma lesnatem vr-
chu belaly Sc smutne, zamlkle
rozvaliny Choustniku.
Manzele Lindovi nenapadne,
ale uprene divali Sc ma noyeho
spolucestujiciho. Byl to hezky
hoch, cernych oci, havranich
vlasI, uslechtile tvare, s niz IL
rala starost, boil, stesk, touha
nebo tax neco, cerny odev, po-
nekud obnoseny a ma prsou
smutecni naprsenku S cernym
limcem a kravatkou.
Nahle Sc vzpamatoval. Uprel
hluboke oci ma sve sousedy a
obratil hlavu cd okna.
"Chtel byste snad vyhlednou
ii z tohoto okna?" zeptal Sc
Linda. "Vim, ze lide ma venku
mali vzdy S kym nebo elm Sc
rozlouciti pred odjezdem."
"Dekuji. Vesnicku nasi od-
tud jiz neuvidim a sc sestrou
rozloucil ysem sc ma nadrazi. O.
ma pojede vlakem do Budejo-
vic, mole sestra Evicka, je tam
We sluzbe. Ones rano prijela
ma pohreb matcin. Jeli jsme
nyni spolu do Veseli."
"Matka vam zemrela?" SOU
strastne ptala Sc pani Lindova.
Prisvedcil mlcky.
"Mimo sestru Evicku mate
jeSte nekoho?"
"JeSte jednu sestru. Otec
nam zemrel pred dvanacti lety.
Matka byla V podnajmu; pra-
covala pri dvore. Co po nj zby
10, prodal .jsem a koupil rakev,
sestra Evicka mela re sluzhy
ustradanoh nejakou zlatku, "a
to jsme zaplatili hrobnikovi a
knezi, a zbyly nam podilem ien
dive cesty, 0 nez jsme Sc rozde-
ILL. Evicka jede do sluzby k Blu
dejovicGm, ia do Prahy."
"Mate v Praze zamestnanl?
me, byl jsem v Praze teprve
dvakrat "a sveho zivota. Jdu 81
tam neco hledat. Byl bych jel
do Prahy az 20 prazdninach,
ale kdyz matka zemrela a me-
mann tn byti cd echo xiv, jdu 81
vyhledat hned nejake zivobytic
ko nebo kondici."
"Vy jste student?"
"Vychodil jsem donna gym
nasium a tady jsem take pred
mesicem slozil maturitu."
A sahl do kapy a papiru
vybalil vysvedceni a podal je
Lindovi, ably veril. PAM Lindo-
va priscilla k svemu muzi, a.
by mohla zaroven s MIN cisti.
"Karel Pohan - Pohan -
tetla po!ohlaai,e pani Lindova
a dlvra myslenka projela il du.
81, nectouc dal. zadivala sc ma
s.udenta.
"RikaI iste, re mimo Evicku
n:;,:c este sestiu."
"Ano, mi!ostpani, ia je veVi
dni, Klarka = ia je nejstarsl z
mas, :ie M, pohrbu matcine ne
5yls j.. to tax divine, re zrov,
na, kdyz matka skonala, Klar
ka mela We Vidni svatbu. Chte
jsem il telegrafovati do Vidne
ze matka zemfela ,ale pravi
mezi tim jsem obdrzel cd nj de
pis, nemz nam oznamovala
ze bude miti svatbu. A zval;
mne, abych prijel - stare ma
ce re byla by costa namahavol
abych telegrafoval- - kdy prize
du. Klarka byla k nam hodna
matce obcas poslala prisp6vel
ma zivobyti, &C sama We sluzb6
ze prijedu, telegrafovati jsen
nemohl a poslati telegram, 4
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PRODA Sc p6kny ddm o 6ti
pokojich, wSe moderne zafize-
no. Haste sc v els. 1891 E.
E145. st. (?1
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PRIME Sc:

PRIJNAOU Sc delnici ma ko-
pani stok. Haste sc u Karla
RIzicky, plumbarskeho kon-
traktora, v els. 47O9 Lester A
We. 1920
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Dfvala Sc do jeho tmavych
OF, naslouchala jeho vyprsve-
v&nf a anysl jeji zal&tala tam
do toho koutecku, iede d9ti jeji
nedockave kontroluji hodiny a
cekaji, kdy uz matka 8 tatic-
KEN sc vrati.
Ten hoch mel take matku q
otce, nyni je opustsn. A pani
Lindova uvazovala, kdyby zes
mrela a muz jeji a kdyby ty
jeji deti zdstaly tn opuSteny
= jako tn ten hoch. Snad by
take musily do sveta hledati 81
zivobyti - nalezly by ma PRIV
MIN kroku SVEN take uprimnou
pomoc? - A kdyby nalezly,
tax asi vdecne by Sc Jim zalesk
ly oci, jako tomu hochu zde.
A dobra duse jeji uvazova-
la, ze nemeli jeti do Vidne ma
>svatbu Kl&rcinu, ale lepe ze
by bylo, kdyby byli sli ma po-
hfeb te stafence, matce Klarci
ne.
Nevedei. 34 -. -
Ia noel jN Walk stanul v Pra-
Ze.
Linda o|bjednal povoz u ma
drazi, pozval studenta, ably Sc
usadil vedle Mich, a move, ne
zname ovzdusi ovanulo mladou
mysl opusteneho venkovskeho
studenta.
Stale nemohl uveriti, re by
ma sv6t6 byli hide tax prilis do
bri.
A kdyz manzele Lindovi
vkrocili do sveho bytu, kdyz IL
bani a vftani jasot deti ozivil
ltulny pokoj, citil Sc novy host
sklicenym v te nezname cizine,
&C vsude planula uprimnost a
srdecnost.
''To jsou ii nasi skolaci,"
predstavoval Linda sve hochy,
kteri 1divem zadivali sc ma
neznameho hosta, 'ten pan zde
bude ode dneska vaSim spolec-
nikem ucitelem. Budete no
poslouchati, jako poslouchate
mne nebo maminku."
Petrik sc zavesil rukama ko-
lem size otcovy.
"Taticku, jak ma name RI
kati?" ptal Sc septem.
"Tyhle deti davaji cloveku
vzdycky tax tezke otazky. Jak
mu budete rikati! -jmenujte
jej STRICKEN" IT,.
-
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PRONAJMT Sc byt pro malou,
rodinu, aneb pro diva samostat-
ne pany, vSe zavedeno. Adresa.
sc sdei V adm. t. listu. 1913
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PROOAJl Sc diva domky ma
jednom lote, jeden je dveuro-
.dinny. Cena $710O. BiixM Sc
sdeli v elsie 8O16 Amos Ave.
1924
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PRJMOU Sc dve zeny k ci-
steni lradoven. Stala prace,
dobry plat. Haste sc u Cleve-
land Window Cleaning Co. {.
11O4 Prospect Ave. dvere cislo
218. 1913
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PRODA Sc grocerni stor, ro-
hovy, budova je dvourodinna,
jeden byt o peti pokojich
druhy o sesti pokojich, tez ga
raz. Blizsi sc sdeli v {. 2l17
w. SO. uT. mezi Madison Ave.
a LOrain Ave. 1928
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PRJMOU Sc tri masinarky,
tri divky ma ruku a diva zehlici
ma zenskou praci. Haste Sc V
els. 1908 Finn Ave. 1913
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tam, kde SouSedi S MIN dObrO-
ia, uprimnost a laskavost. Smu
the oci jeho pocaly sc vyjasho-
vati, tvafe nabyvaly zivejsi bar
Wy, citil Sc zahy tim, zac byl
povazovan, "a elena rodiny.. U
belly prazdniny a hosi Lindo-
vi pripravovali sc do skol latin
skych, dosud jim neznamych.
Oba prijati a Karel peclive
snazil Sc je seznamiti S prvnimi
zacatky reci move.
Nell vykazany nejzazsi po-
koi bytu.
Jednou z dlouhe chvile pro-
hlizeli 81 hosi album podobizen
vysvetlovali stryckovi, ci kite
ra podobizna jest.
Najednou sc ucitel zarazll.
Zahledl tam znamou podobiz-
nu.
"To je nase babicka," povi-
dali hosi.
"To je mole sestra Klarka. y
Pavlik wal album bezel do
vedlejsiho pokoje, kde PAM
Lindova sedela pri praci. Stu
, dent sci "a mimi.
"Vid', maminko, re tohle je
: podobizna nasi babicky?"
"Ovsem."
"a strycek Sc hada, re je tc
jeho sestra Klarka."
Pani Lindova sc zalekla.
"Nu, vase babicka sc take
jmenuje Klarka, mate oba pra.
vdu."
Hosi odesli, ale POhan tu
stal dosud.
"Milostpani, re to je obra
EEK me sestry Klarky," zepta1
Sc.
"Ano. Ami jsem sama nevedf
la, ze mole pritelkyne z mlad
sich let ije vasi sestrou. Ia po'
dobizna je tam davno jiz. Ho
chlm jsem fekla, re to- jejicl
babicka oni tomu vefi."
| Pon6kud nedlverive, ale S XII
dem sc vzdalil.
Pc veceri dlouho vsichni sc
deli pfi stole. !,
I '(Rokracorani.g
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PRODA Sc farma o % akrech
dim o 8 pokojich, ban, dost
drivi, pull mile cd skoly a ko-
stella, 8 mile cd Gainesville
Station, 35 mil cd East Cleve-
landu a cd Erie r. R.. Da Sc
vemi LEVINE, bude-li prodana ry
chile. Blizsi sdeli JOS. Snajd
1917 Maryland Ave. z Warner
Rd. -,-~-sA .--~--- 1913
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PRODA Sc dobre zarfxeRy
grocernf obchod, kde je trzba
pouze "a hotove. Dobre mi
sto pro Cecf1a neb SlovSka. A.
dfesa sc sdeh v adm. t. listu.
1870
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PRODA Sc dunn A svetnicich
s pantry, plyn, elektrika. vel
ky lot a jine zarizeni; da Sc
LEVINE. Haste sc v els. 1916
E. So. ul. z Fleet Ave. 1913
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RRODA Sc cuaSrovinkovy OBJ
ehed prodejem skolnich po-
treb blEe velke xkoly, nsleza
sc " els. 1888 Addison Rd.;
tydenni pfUem kbl $500, ma
iem $25 nlesicne. RlizSi sdeli
sc els. 1921 E. 55th st. ,po 5.
hod. vecer. 1870
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PRODA Sc ukrovinkovy OBJ
chod, dobre Sc vyplacejicf, pri
tydni tribe kol $3.50. BlizM sc
sdel v.cis. Ais vych. 131. I'll.
1921
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PRODA Sc velka budova ma
Kinsman Rd. BlizSi sd6li A.
Doskocil, 14717 Kinsman Rd.
CD
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PRODA Sc dunn S dv6ma Ho-
ry a 8 pokoji ma. zapadni stra-
ne, ulice dlazd<na. Cena $3.50
= mensi castku hotove, ostat-
nj ma lehke spl&tky. Haste Sc
v CHS, 14717 Kinaman Rd. Z?
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PROOA Sc reznicky obchod
ma Broadway, veGle obchodu
Fisher Bros, nejlepsi misto v
Newburgu. Dobra trzba a do
bre Sc vyplacejici. Blizsi Sc
sdeli v els. 8402 Hough Ave.
1870
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'H1e0oA Sc cukrovmkovy OBJ
chod prodejem skolnich po-
treb, blize dvou ,velkych skol.
Da Sc Ia 5000. Haste Sc v els.
159O8 st. Clair ave. Vezmete
Nottingham karu. V tomto
abehode sc trzi tydne pies
$780,. 10-21
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-13
NEWSPAPERS SOLD
in RUSSIA AGAIN
Only Millionaire in That Country Car
Afford to Subscribe to a Daily.
(Ry The Associated Press)

STOCKHOLM, Feb. II. - Russian
newsboys now, for the first time in
years, selling daily papers in the
streets of Moscow merely exchange a
bundle of papers for an armful of ru
bles. Street sales of daily papers are
now permitted in all Russian cities, ac-
cording to Russian correspondents OF
Stockholm papers.
The Moscow Ivestia, formerly given
free of cost by the soviet government
to soviet officials, was put on sale at
1000 rubles a copy. A boy who sold
so of them would be loaded down with
100000 rubles in bolshevist currency.
The first days sale of a Moscow
daily in that city amounted to 10000
copies at 1000 rubles per copy, or a
total of 10000, 900 rubles. but on the
second day the sales fell off, and in
about a week, only some 5000 copies
of daily papers were being sold.
The monthly subscription price of
daily newspapers in Moscow is 10000
rubles and 40, 900 in the adjoining rural
districts Only billionaires in the mod
ern Russian sense of the word can
afford daily paper. but Of course,
there are a good many billionaires in
Russia these days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-13
JUCOSLAVIA Is
NOT PROGRESSING
Political Consolidation of New King.
dom Not Proceeding in Satisfactory
Manner.
tsy The Associated Press,


BELGRADE, Feb. 1.-THE political
consolidation Of the new kingdom of
Jugoslavia IS not proceeding as rapid
" or satisfactorily as friends of the
country might wish, despite the fact
that It has a unified constitution TO
which most OF the parties of the state
have subscribed.
There are not lacking among the
various racial elements in the popula-
ton evidences of antagonism and lack
of cooperation.
One racial group feels itself superior
TO the other, and thinks in consequence
it ought to have a greater voice in
the affairs of the country. The Serbi-
ans, for example, feel that by reason
of their numbers and their experience
In government and statecraft, they are
the most important element in Jugo-
slavia and should have the dominant
part in guiding the country's destinies.
The Croats and Slovenes. on the
other hand, feel that the education,
culture and modern training they re-
ceived under the Austrians, gives
them an intellectual and cultural SUI
periority over their brother Slavs to
the south, and that therefore they are
the best qualified to lead the nation
through the difficult days Of organiza-
ton. reconstruction and consolidation.
The old Austria empire systemati-
cally encouraged discord between the
Serbs and Greats, and held out to the
Croats as q reward the hope of a great
Crotian state within the Hapsburg
monarchy. In some parts of Crotia
that hope still persists.
In the Jugoslav cabinet there are no
less than Is members representing all
political and racial groups and impor-
tant geographical areas equal repre-
sentation. Even the Mohammedan pop
ulation of Bosnia and Macedonia have
a voice in the ministry, there being
four Moslem members. The sittings
of the cabinet often are characterized
by bitter acrimony and partisan strife.
Cabinet crises occur frequently.
But while all this party discord and
racial discord exists, few doubt that
the nation ultimately will reach its
goal of political and social unification.
The process will necessarily be slow,
probably fraught with many difficult
ties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-13
INDIA RAILROAD
/ STRIKE SERIOUS
Several Stations With Indians in
Charge Have Been Entirely
Deserted by Staff.
(sv The AssooIat.d Press,

LONDON, Feb. PA dispatch to
the London Times from Allahabad,
British India, says the railway strike
there is assuming most serious pro-
portions. Between Allehabad and
Cawnpore, several stations where In
dams were in charge have been en-
tirely deserted by their staff. An arr
mored train left Allahabad Saturday
to investigate trouble reported along
the line.
Freight transportation has been en-
tirely suspended from Moghalserai to
Kalya northward. and to Jubulpore
westward. Important industries are
unable to obtain coal.
The strike is reported to have orig
mated through an incident which oc-
CURED Feb. 2, when an Indian fireman
at Tunola complained of having been
brutally assaulted with a shovel by a
European brakeman and thrown from
the engine. Within three hours the
entire Indian locomotive staff at Tu-
nola struck. A magistrate investigat-
ing the affair characterized the fire.
mans story Is fabrication.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-13
AUTO MANUFACTURER WHO GIVES MOST
FOR MONEY RISES TO GREAT SUCCESS

continuing as in the past to pioneer
along lines of giving the highest quail
ity at the lowest possible price.
During 1921, so-called "of year" in
the automobile industry, we reached
the highest point in our history in
number of cars produced and sold,
and this year we hope even to better
that record. In laying our plans for
this year. we have been fully aware of
the competitive nature of this indus
try. In fact, no one welcomes such a
condition more enthusiastically than
we do. Competition always arouses
more public interest in a product or
an industry than does monopoly 1t
gives people the desired opportunity
to make comparisons, point by point;
to judge the merit, quality and value,
for instance, of one car alongside of
others; and it brings the greatest re-
wards and success to the manufac-
turer who offers the most.
The Studebaker policy of maintain
ing the highest standards of quality
at the lowest possible prices has been
proven correct and will be continued
as in the past. The public, by its.
choice of our product and by originat-
ing the slogan This Is Studebaker
Year" has endorsed that policy
Studebaker has reached that posi-
ton where its resources, stability,
manufacturing experience, engineering
skill and efficiency methods are second
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-13

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the coming engagement of
David w. Grifft's masterful motion
picture elaboration of 'Way Down
East" at the Isis theatre The presen-
tation in this city will begin Monday,
Feb. 20, and continue daily thereafter.
matinee and evening, for a period of
three days.
Again, as in the case of 1.-THE Birth
of a Nation" Griffith has turned to a
success of the stage for his material
This time he has taken play that has
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-13
MELVILLE BOYS AND GIRLS
DEFEAT APALACHICOLA HI

The boys and girls basket ball
teams of the Millville high school add
ed two more victories to their total
when they defeated the boys and girls
of Apalachicola high last Friday on
the MillviIle court.
The MiIlville boys had to play three
extra minutes before they downed their
opponents, the score being tied at the
end Of the game The final score was
s TO 6. The girls. however, had the
going comparatively easy all the way.
piIing up 13 points to their oppo-
nents' 4.
Millville has lost but one game this
season and that was to the fast-play-
ing Graceville team.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-02-13
TOTAL CASUALTIES
OF ULSTER ARRAY
Four Special Constables Killed,
Eight Wounded and Six Miss
ing as Result of Attack.
(Hy The Associated Press,

BELFAST, Feb. 1.-THE total cas-
ualties in the ARRAY at the railway
station at Clones late Saturday after
noon when a party of Ulster consta-
bles was attacked, were four special
constables killed. eight wounded and
six missing. Matthew Fitzpatrick,
leader OF the Sim Feiners, was shot
dead.
There are many versions OF the af-
fray current, but inquiries among the
civilian passengers OF the train from
which the special constables alighted
show that the constables had a 20
minute wait on the platform for the
Dublin train, during which time they
paraded quietly up and down the plat
form, on which there also were many
civilians. There was no sign of any
Impending attack.
When the Dublin train arrived and
fhe conssAbles moved toward it, how
Ever, firing began from two machine
guns posted on a wooden bridge span
ming the railway track and then from
a motor on the station premises. A
large body of armed men rushed upon
the train, and after some revolver fir
ing, ordered the frightened civilian
passengers who were lying on the
floors of the coaches and under the
seats TO get out.
All the occupants of the train then
were marched to the station platform
and drawn up into two bodies-civili-
ans on one side and the special con-
stables on the other. Everyone was
searched for arms. The civilians were
ordered back into the train, while the
unwounded constables were taken
away to an unknown destination.
Meantime the dead and wounded
who fell at the first onslaught had
been laid in rows on the platform.
Only a few Of the special eonstables
had time to draw their revolvers be-
fore they were overpowered.