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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-28
v E N X O v A N K A !
CORV NY

vel zVedel o Vypuknutl Nalky.
pocitil V sobe bezprostrednl
neuprosne rozhodnuti, dati Sc
zablt.
Rozvrat jeho zivota. hruza
jeho re snatku Sc zenou, iiz
vlastne neprestal milovati, jisto
ty nabyte V zamku Ornequin-
skem, to vSe ho rozruSilo tou
merou, re smrt mu pripadala
dobrodinim.
Valka mu byla okamzitou a
jistou smrtl. Use velkolepe a
vazne, posilujici a obrovite Y
udalostech tech prvych tydnu,
dokonala vyzva mobilisatnl,
nadSeni vojaku, obdivuhodna
sjednocenost Francie, probu-
Zeni narodniho citeni, VSechna
Ia velka divadla, ktera mohl oh
divoVati, nevzbudila jeho pozor
nosti. We SVEN nejhlubSim nj
tru 81 umlnil, prov6sti takovy
kousek, re no ami nejnepravde
podobnejsl prlzen osudu neza-
chrani. TAX Sc mu zdaIo ihned
prVni den, re nadeSla kyzena
prilezitost. Zmocniti Sc Vyzve-
daCe, jehoz pritomnost tusil ma
v6zi kostela, vniknouti potom
az do stredu nepratelSkych
vojsk, ably oZnatil jejich posi-
&c, to znamenalo jiti jiste smrti
vstfic. Sci udatn6. A ponevadz
81 byl zcela zrejm6 vedom du-
lezitosti sveho ukolu, vykonal
iej Zcela rozvazn6, jak bravur-
ne. Zemriti, budiz, ale zemriti,
az zviteZi. A phi emu V usp6-
chu okousel prapodivnou ra-
dost, jiz neocekaval
Nalez dyky, pouzit6 vyzv6da
Gem, slime no zauial. Jaky
vztah mohl byti mezi timto mu
zem a mezi tim, ktery Sc no po
kusil bodnouti u male branky?
Jaky vztah mezi temito muzi 4
hrab6nkou D'Andeville, zesnu
lou pred Sestnacti lety? A ia-
kymi neViditelnymi pouty byli
vsichni pripjati k temuz dilu
zrady a Vyzvedacstvi, iehoz RI
zne ukazy Pavel odhalil?
Zvlaste EliScin dopls mu "a
Sadil nesmirne krutou ranu. Te
dy mlada zena byla tam dole,
|mezi granaty, kulemi, krvavy-
mi boil kol Zamku, Silenstvim a
zuriVosti viteZu, pozarem. mu-
cenim, str1lenlm, ukrutnostmi.
Byla tam mlada a hezka, t6-
mer sama, bez obrany! A byla
tam, poneyadz on, Pavel, ne
mel odvahy jiti k nj a odvlGci
il S seboul
Tyto myslenky vyvolavaly Y
Pavlovi krise zhrouceni, z
nichz Sc probiral nahle. ably sc
vrhnul ystrlc zkaze, pronasle,
duje sve silene podniky az dc
konce, at Sc delo co Sc delo, !
| klldnou odVahou a zasmuSilou
tvrdoslinostl, ktefa II jeho dru
hu vyvolavala prekvapenl .
obdlv. A snad meme nez smrt
ted hledal ono nesroVnale opt
| leni, ktere zakousel pri vzdo.
rovani zkaZe.
Nadesel den Sesteho zari
den obrovskeho zazraku, kdy
vrchni velitel, yysilaie k sVyn
armadam neSmrtelna slova 20
sledne Jim naildil vrhnouti st
ma nepritele. Tax trpelive sna
seny, ale tax kruty ustup kon
Gil. Byli vycerpani, bez dechu
bojovali po dny ieden prot
dVema, nemeli casu spati, ne
nell casu jisti, sli jiz ien "a
zrakem usili, jehoz 81 sami ne
uvedomovali, nevedeli, proc 81
nesvali do pfikopu cest, aby o.
cekavali smrt -. A tenn mu
zum Sc reklo: "Stui, celen
vzad! A ted zprima ma nepri
tele -
\ ohratili Sc, umirajici nabyl
opet sill Cd nejprostSiho k ne
slavnejsimu, kazdy napia
svou vuli bill Sc, iakoby spas;
Francie zalezela jen na nom
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:. STREPINA CRANATU. ;.
ROMAN.
I Napsal Maurice Leblanc. Preozil Franta Stepanek
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ROMAN.

q co Vydrzel, ot Sc pokusll 60
Sc mu podarilo, presahoyalo me
re sllutecnosti, q byl 81 toho
sam dobre vedom. Sest6ho, Sc
dmeho a osm6ho, pax cd jede-
nacteho do trinacteho, pres ne
dostatek spanku a potravy,
pres unavu, jiz vzdoroyati by
10 nelidskym usilim, nem6l il
n6ho prani, nez vpred, jest6
vpred a neustale vpfed. Al
byl We stlnu, nebo We svitu stun
&c, ma brezich Marry, nebo V
souteskach Argonskych, at k
severn, at k jihu, kamz byla
poslana jeho divise k posileni bi
tevnich vojsk, at lezel ma bfi-
Sc, at lezl orani$t6m, at stall
at bojoval bodlem, neustale
sci vpred a kazdy krok byl o.
svobozenim a kazdy krok vltez
stvim.
Kazdy krok bicoval jeho ne
navist. Ach, iak mel jeho otec
pravdu, re ty lidi tax nenavi-
del. Ted je Pavel vid6l phi pra
ci. Vsude pozary, lup a smrt
Vsude vse hloupe bezmyslenkc
vit6 zniceno a vypleneno. Po-
strilena rukoimi, zvirecky po-
vrazd6ne zeny, jen tax pro "a
bavu. Chramy, zamky, domy
bohatych a chySe chudych, Vse
Y troskach. A trosky byly IN
ceny q mrtvoly znetyofeny.
Jaka radost blti takovahc
nepfitele. Pavluv pluk, ac Sc
slabeny na polovinu, byl Jake
pust6na smecka, a bez ustan.
rval rySavou selmu. Zdala SC
kousavejsi a zuriv6jSi, elm Vi.
ce Sc blizila K hranicim a stva-
Ii il neustale v silen6 nad6ji, ze
! il dorazi.
A iednoho dne na sloupu /
rozcesti Pavel cetl
Corvigny IA KIN
Ornequr 31'4 KIN
Hranicd 80 3 KIN.
Corvigny Ornequinl Jak q
la bytost jeho byla pohnuta
kdyz cetl Ia necekana jmGna
Obycejne byl talk zamestnal
rozohnenim boie a tolika ruznJ
mi starostmi, ze 81 ani neg9i
nal imen osad, iimiz prosli
zvidal ie jen nahodou. A hle
ted nahle byl TAX blizko zam
ku Ornequinskeho! CorVi9nA
ctrnact kilometru. Nirllo fran
couzsk6 voisko ke CorVigny,
te male pelndstce, liz Meme
dobyli a obsadili "a tax zylas
nich okolnosti?
Toho dne Sc cd iitfenky bil
nepritelem, ktefy zdal Sc kl;
sti mensi odpor. Pavel byl ka
! pitanem poslan \ cele vyzved
neho oddllu do vesaiee Blevil
le. Mel rozkaz obsaditi yesni
q, odtahnul-li liz nepriteI, al
nemel Sc pousteti dale. A nj
honci yesuiee Il posledniho do
mu spatfiI Payel zmineny uka
zatel cesty.
Byl Y te chyili dosti znepo
koien, obayal Sc NONE nasu
ny.
"Vrat nc Sc do vesoice, pr
vii. "Opepnime sc tam a seek,
me" "
Y tom y5ak "a zalesnenyn
pahorkcm, oddelujicim vesnie
Cd cesty Ike Corvigny, oval $
nahly zyuk, zvuk neustaIe III
citejsl 4 bliz5i, nemz Pave
20 chyili poznal hluk velk6h
automobile, patrn6 automobil
Veho kulonetu.
"Skryite Sc do pfikopa.' "
lal ma sVe muze. 'Zalezte d
stohu. Nasad'te bodla a nikd
at Sc AMI nehner"
Pochopil nebezpeci, kter
hrozilo ieho setnina, kdyby au
tomobil proiel vesnici a yiel d
rad vojska. rozsevaie zmar
panlku a uplachnul pax jino
cestou.
Rychle sc vysplhal ia vykC
tlanV strona sta,abo 1l,bt, :. !,
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Danny

ochuravele boionfm hlavy, trudnomysl.
aostf, bolestf kfizi, zvlastnfm ne
nocemi neb tsou-H postizeny jinVmi
lepravidelnostmi, slabostl neb nedu-
hem specielne zenskym. mely by SO
into specialistou poraditi
Choroby vajecnfisu neb oalohy IaGf
oez noze Bylo-n YAM radeno podro-
1iti SO operacl chlrurgicke, aby od-
stranGna Syla pfftina techto chorob,
neb pri zlate zfle a prutrzi, neposlou-
3rlte tochto pckynn a nedANeNe avoIs
draw pod pn2. lancetu neb ranlekaf-
skou jehlu, ariz byste Sc drive po-A
dily se specialization,
Nehlede tornu, Jake povany jest
Vase nemoc net iak dlouho Vas suzu-
lie. porad'te 30 tfmto specialistou. aby
ely Vas budoucf zivot nebyl sazce.
Starr nliadi muzi
Nehlede k tomu, jak jste ne.nocan.
aehlede AMI k Vasi bezradnosti a bez-
nadejnosti nehlede AM tomu, kdy1
Yam bylo Ii3 feceno. ze Vase nemoc
lest nezhoiitelna, pr.jd'te g Doradte SO
tliHt" .suortNm te<atem jest IA rs
3se8 len nitl<a nadeie ma ktere visf
Vase zdravf. m0ze tato vesti Vasemu
uzdravenf, spokoienosti a stesti
ZVLASTN1 POZOPNOST se venuts
ehemickemd a drobnoh1ednemu rozbo-
u krve, mo6e a carchlu a yscn trpf-
i'm nemoeemi dusevnfmt nervovgmi
omplikacerni.
VSechny dptaYy sdraSuIfe
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OOPTS Z PRAHY.

Goa naseho zVl. Zpravodaje)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-02-08

HOUSES For SALE

y7,60o-On Sd st. N w. Well built
brick Groom house: in the very tlhett
condition; and well furnished with sooa
furniture, carpets. rugs window curtains
and everything ready for Housekeeping
even down to knives and the forks.
n you want good home IN perfect
bla nkets. ready TO move right INTO. see
this house at once. Cash payment,
81, 900; balance of the payments less than
rent.
6,000-Eight- room house. furnace
heat, gas lighted; well constructed brick
house, in very fine condition; room for
garage: near the Capitol and House
S4.750-Good 6-room brick house; la
trobe heat: near Lincoln Park N. +. /:
only $500 cash payment; immediate
possession; balance OF the payment same
$500 - Six-room. strictly modern.
almost new colonial home. porches;
hot water. gas. electric lights. wash tubs
in the cellar. hardwood trim and finish
ed: large back yard to alley with garage.
J. d. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
Main 1929. Franklin 1898.
nth ST. n. e, s45-S rooms, brick; new
ly papered and painted, easy terms.
OWNER. 400 6th st. y. E.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
ga PENNSYLVANIA AVE. S. E.
PRICE. $4,000.
st. S. E.. near End st.-An eight
room house. four rooms on a floor, bath,
furnace heat; good lot to 25-foot alley.
The house Is in frst-class condition.
Possession given when transfer is made.
Terms.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. S. E.
Members Washington Real Estate
Board.
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HELP WANTED-MALE
AUTO INDUSTRY NEEDS
TRAINED MEN.

Thousa nds of trained man are needed
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Call and investigate. Cataiog.
AMERICAN MOTOR SCHOOLS.
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OPPORTUNITY with a weekly salary Is
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wILLYS-KNIGHT roadster; model 20
excellent shape: mileaEue 1900: gooc
rubber.
HARPER OVERLAND CO, Inc.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
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OAKLAND five-pa ssenger touring car !,
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ROOMS FOR RFNT



RHODE ISLAND. AVE. l467-Corner
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r. CAPITOL ST, l0oS-very large ell
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REQ sedan, 1920; hanically perfect
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10
Ell TEMPO EN- LA IsLA DURAN.
TIE LA SEMANA PASADA.

Mr. Oliver L. Fassig, encargado del
weather Bureau, nos infcrma que
Ell tempo en- la isla durante "a semana
pasada fue generalmente favorable pa
ra casi todas las cosechas. La rs fra Y
e. trasplante de tabaco progres6 con-
siGcrablemelte. El promedio de nu-
via de toda Ia isla fue normal con res
pecto la cantidad cafda, sunque su
distribution no fu6 muy coryeniente.
Donde mas fuerte fu6 en- el interior,
desde Cayey Utuado, pues hubo una
pulgada mas de nuvia. En- las We
cindades de Fajardo y Mayaguez Sc
necesita mas lluvia. La temperature
media fu6 casi un grado sobre la nor
NAL. La evaporation de Ia semana a,
en- San Juan, fue 1920 pulgadas.
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MUERTo EN- UNA PELFA

En- la calle Las casas, lie Ponce,
los memories Eugenio Robles, dc IA
amos, Samuel Bravo Mattel, de 16
sostuvieron una rina, acudiende varios
vecinos a Separates, entire ellos un
tai Felix Montalvo. Cuando Montalvo
SC interpuso entire los contendientes
ambos nifios cayeron al suelo, quedan-
do sin conocimiento Samuel Bravo Ma
ttei, quien fue conducido al hospital
Tricoche, donde falleci6 pocos momen
tos despues. Dos horas mas tarde Sc
practice la autopsia de su cad&ver, asis
ticndo la operaci6n los dostoves La
nauzi y Vadi Conazo, quienes certif-
caron que la muerte fue original por
congestion de las visceras, sia ningdn
aeto de violencia. Las autocidades 10
Gales practicaron una minucioss inves
tigaci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10
AN Z. MIA

Es entire las Intermediates que
azotan a la humanidad, quizas
la mas peIigrosa puesto que dis
minuye el poder de resistencia
contra otros males. La persona
afectada pierde toda la felicidad
de su vida, aIeiada de los demas,
y sin brios para recuperar la
fuerza, robustez, entusiasmo, y
ell bienestar complete de una sa-
Iud inmejorabIe. Esta condicion
es remediable, puesto que ella
Sc debe a la faIta de hierro, ele-
nnento in1prescindible de la san
gre, Y del fosforo, ingrediente
poderosc a la normalidad del
sistenna nervioso. Las pastilIas
CLAYTONIQUE han probado su
efieaeia en- miles de casos, pues
contienen dichos conponentes
en- las proporciones debidas pa
ra combatir la anemia. De ven-
ia en- todas las farmacias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10
La COnsternaCi6n de IngIa
terra pOT la OpOsiCidn de
los EstadOs UnidOs a Ia
COnfefenCia Geneva
EN- LoNDREs Sc CENsURA DE AN
TEMANo LA sUPUESTA ACTITUD
DEL PRIMER MINIsTRo PoINCARE

LONDRES, febrero LA noticia de
Washington de que los Estados Unidos
pueden negarse a tomar parte en- la con
ferencia economical International de Ge-
nova, ha traido nuevos obstaculos la
Gran Bretana, segIn Sc adrnitio hoy en-
circulos bien informados de Downing
st. Lloyd George tenfa la esperanto de
realizar la obra iniciada en- Ia conferen
cia de Washington. Fu6 por eSta razon,
Sc explic6, que Russia y Alemania fue-
ron invitadas.
Els possible que los ministries de rela-
clones exteriores britanico y frances en-
su reunion de Paris ell mes pr6ximo dis
cutan los medios de hacer que los Es-
tados Unidos asistan la conferencia.
Tienese entendido que Lloyd George
considera la confereneia de Geneva vi
tai a la politica europea y la agencia
principal para la restauraci6n de las
condiciones econ6micas. Insiste en- que
la presencia de los Estados Unidos es
necesaria para asegurar ell exito de Ia
conferencia.
Ell "Daily News'' Ell Manchester
Guardian y ell "Daily Herald" profe-
tizan que la conferences sera un fraca-
so 81 no concurren los Estados Unidos.
| En- los cfrculos oficiales Sc hacfan hoy
profesfas acerca de 10 que Poincare,
exigira en- ell proyectado tratado de
alianza anglo -francesa.
Lo que levanta mas crfticas es la mott
cia de cue Poincar6 insistira en- que In
glaterra mantenga un gran ejercito en-
pie, para que acuda en- auxilio de Fran
cia en- cualquier tempo. Ell primer minis
tro Lloyd George Sc opone a tai suges-
ton, sosteniendo que clio seria volver
a la vieja idea del equilibrio de poten-
cias que prevaleci6 antes de mil novecien
tos catorce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10
LiOea FajarditO Jr.
DE HUMACAO A PONCE VIA
MAUNABO

Ell proxino sabado II del CO.
rriente sera inaugurado ell serVi-
clio de pasaje de la acreditada
Inca de guaguas "FAJARDITO
JR" entire los puebIos de HU-
MACAO A PONCE, diariamente.
EI punto de partida sera en- la
ciudad de Humacao a las 7 de
la nnahana y en- Ponce a las tres
de la tarde, siendo sus estacio-
mes en- las plazas de cada ciu-
dad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-02-10
BANCO TERRITORIAL
Y AGRTCOLA DE
PUERTO RICO
Seccion de Ahorros

Extraviadas las libretas n1meros
Sc y 12O, expedidas por nuestrt Agen-
cia de Guayama, nombre de Catalina
Roca y Rafael Roca Bruno. respec-
iivamente, Sc hsce saber: que 81 pas2-
dos treinta dias despues de la rrimera
publication de este anuncio sin que per
soma alguna Sc haya presentado a re-
cIamar su mejor derecho, Sc les expcdi
ran los correspondientes dupicados que
dando sin valor las originates.
SAN JUAN, P. R.. z de Feb1ero de
1922. FL Secretario. r. Rocafort. Advt.