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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
Seeking All the Activities
Of Our Maine High Schools

Josiah w. Taylor, agent for
secondary education. State Depart
ment of Public Schools. in a COM
munication to principals of Maine
High schools says:
I'VE are anxious to keep in touch
with the various activities in the
secondary schools Of the State. From
time to time we have reports of spe-
cial work but these reports are Incl
dental to occasional visits or come
indirectly through other sources. 1t
would be helpful to have directly
from the schools brief statement
regarding any special undertaking
which you and your teachers have
been trying out during the year. The
current term High Spots covers
about what we are seeking. We be-
lieve that these are to be found in
our Maine schools as we'll as else
where and that through brief reports
we may be able to come in contact
with a much larger number. Please
indicate any special work you are do
ing, whether in the way of classroom
experiments such as project teaching,
supervised study and the like or gen.
eral school activities Ike pupil par
ticipation in management of affairs,
physical education program, and so
on"
Mr.. Taylor also informs the princi-
pals that he has been asked to gath
er the material for the National AS
ISOLATION of High School Supervisors
on the progress that is being made
with intelligence tests and other
types of tests in the secondary schools
and asks that the principals state
briefly what may have been done in
their schools along those lines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
State House Chat

1t was with sincere pleasure and
gratification that State House people
learned that the United States Senate
late Thursday afternoon confirmed the
nomination of Major T. e. Philbrook
as surveyor Of the port of Portland.
The major was in Washington and re.
ceived the CONGRATULATIONS Of many
friends in the National Capital, where
he Is well acquainted, nearly as we'll
as in the capital of Maine. where he
has been coming for years. the last Is
as one of the Department of AgricuI-
ture staff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
State House Family Party
Friday, Feb. II
To Be a "Hummer"

Never has a proposition been re-
ceived with such general enthusiasm
by the State House family" as that
to have party" of their own on
Friday evening, Feb. II at the State
House, to none but actual employees
of the building, the adjutant generals
department and the Department or
Health to attend. A meeting was
held Friday afternoon in the Council
chamber, attended by a representa-
tive of each department and plans
talked over and a good start made
for the great event.
Of course, Supt. of Buildings
Charles S. Brown will be the eXecu-
tive director. Said he after the meet
ing:
I'VE now have 32S on the State
House payroll. One person will be
chosen from each department to rep
resent that room in all business mat
tiers connected with the affair. That
will save a lot Of confusion. They
will report at the next meeting, how
many from their departments will
attend.
1.-THE plan now is to have each de-
partment seated at tables by them
selves on the second, the main floor
along both corridors, in the rotunda
and the west wing alcove. Each
party is to be responsible for setting
up the table and serving the food,
which will be furnished them all
ready to s,rve. They are then re-
sponsible. They must furnish all the
table linen, dishes, silverware, deco
rations, ETC. The best table in point
Of appearance and service will re-
ceive honorable mention and a prize.
The base of supplies will be on the
first floor. or basement. The menu
will be a wonder.
Supper will be served at o'clock
and during the supper hour pro-
gram will be rendered, cabaret,
vaudeville, all kinds of a show. The
person showing any Formally will be
escorted to the dome, there to cat his
lobster salad on the balcony and
alone. THE Governor of the State of
Maine will not answer to that title
but will be known as Father" Lud-
ger J. Eermette will have charge of
the musical end. The entertainment
program will be later announced.
Father Baxter will preside at the
tables and Son Henry Dunnack will
serve as POSTMASTER The speakers
will be stars in their lines and the
Family may look for some surprises
rot to be announced on the pro-
gram. We are going to have just a
Family party-but\it is going to be
a hummer"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04

A. NJ, Friday. Feb. 10. on charges
that Harry D. Cole of South Paris,
sheriff of Oxford county. has neg
lected his duty. The com plainants
allege that Sheriff Cole permitted
gambling to be carried on at the
fairs at Norway. Canton and Andover
last fall and that he attempted to in
terfere with the administration of
justice In removing Fred \. Weeks
OF Mexico. one of his deputies.
The following witnesses have been
summoned to testify in behalf of the
prosecution: Fred A. Weeks of Mexi-
co, the deputy sheriff who was re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
Teachers Examinations Feb. IS

State Superintendent Of Public
Schools Augustus Q. Thomas an
nounces that an examination. under
the act for the State certification of
teachers, will be held on Saturday,
Feb. Is and the following places have
been designated as examination
points:
Auburn. Augusta. Bangor. Bath.
Biddeford. Bingham. Calais. Cornish.
Dover-Foxcroft, Ellsworth, Farm
ington, Houlton. Machias, Portland,
Rockland, Rumford and Waterville.
DR.. Thomas also says that he will
add other places to that list, provided
the superintendent of schools will
conduct the examination without ,ex-
pense to the State. although printing
and transfer of documents will be
met by the department Notice must
be given by Feb. s. If such examina-
ton Is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
JanIi.wed- sat. LIT

publican. as county commissioner of
Androscoggin. Signed by P. L. Ell
liott Of Lewiston and 43 others;
Helen NJ. Mason. Lewiston. IS others;
H. A. Bowie. Lisbon. II others; John
j. Tracy. Lewiston, Sc others; Fred c.
Wyman. Webster, AZ others: A. Ray
mond Carter, Lisbon Falls, 80 others;
Rev. T. Ernest Ham. Auburn. 40 9TH
ers; F. E. Jordan, Lisbon, 90 others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
New Generations

The office of the attorney general
has approved the articles of incor-
poration Of the following new cor
porations. organized under the laws
OF Maine:
John A. Borrows. Inc, organized
Feb. 1 at Portland. Capital stock,
$4,000: all common; paid in, $1,000:
par value, $50: shares subscribed. 20
President. John A. Borrows, Saco:
treasurer. G. f. Wyman. Portland:
clerk, Carroll n. Skillin, Portland;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04

directors, John A. Borrows OF Saco'
j. G. Paine of Portland and G. =.
Wyman of Portland. Purposes, to
buy, sell, import, store, manufacture,
renovate, restore and deal in hooked
rugs. rugs and carpets of all kinds
and descriptions; manufacture and
deal in patterns for making rugs; and
to deal in and restore all kinds Of
antiques. Approved Feb. ?.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
State Primary Papers

Additional people who have filed
their nomination papers for the State
primary elections include:
Herbert w. Kitchen. Presque Isle,
Republican. as representative to the
Legislature. Signed by Allen G. T.
Wilson Of Pressure Isle and Is others.
Thomas w. DouglaA Lisbon. Re.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
NOTICE

u. 3. District Court.
Maine District
Portland. February 2, 1922.
Pursuant TO the rules of the District
Court OF the United States for the Dis
trict Of Maine. notice 10 hereby given.
that Everett II. Maxcy Of Gardiner in
said District. has applied for adris-
sion 90 IN attorney and counsellor Of
JOHN +. KNowLroN. Clerk.
fahlA3f --- s7----,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04
Illustration Of Work Of
The Public Administrator

The work of the public administra-
tor is comparatively unknown to the
general public and the appointment
OF such an officer causes but little
excitement as a rule-unlesS perhaps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04

People from as far away as Roches-
ter. \. H. travel nightly to Farming
ton for ride on Hervey Pearls 100
1901 double runner. Uncle SAM"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-02-04

Papers were issued from the Office
Of the attorney general Friday sum-
moning several residents Of Oxford
county TO be present at q hearing be-
fore the Governor and Council at 10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-06
Co jc nejteZsi? KterVsi dan

20 Jc neJteZsl! kterySl DAM
sky list ptal Sc svych ctenard,
co povazuji ma svete "a nej-
tezSi. Doslo rozumi Sc mnoho
odpovedi, ale duchaplnych vel
mi malo. nebot' nelze mezi ne
pocitati ami ty nejlepsi, ktere
dosly. TAX ma priklad: Nejtez-
81 je: byti tanecnici pr vaze
$50 ky; dostati zpet pujcene
hnihy; chytit blechu, mame-li
ma ruhou boXerske rukavice;
rano vstati: jedna pisatelka,
jez ma patrne smutne zkuseno-
sti, pravi, re je pro zenu ne.j-
test, najiti 81 dobreho muze.
Mnozi pisatele wall otazku do
celia vazne a poslali odpovedi
jake: profit zivotem bez Iii;
byti dobry; odpustiti.
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81 AKRU, 8 pokojovy dnm,-
bankban, silo, blize Hudson,
10 krav, 3 kone, 3 vepri, $50,
slepic, 2 gasolinove stroje, 10
akru psenice. Vymeni Sc "a
iedno neb dvourodinny dunn.
CeEa $16.400.
5-akrova drubeznicka farma
5 mil cd Clevelandu, 7-pokojo-
w dunn 2 cihel, garaz i jine bu-
dovy $500.
V Corlett, novy 5-pokojovy
dunn, moderni, hotovc jcn
$1,000. Cena $500.
Novy moderni 6-pokojovy
dun blizc Warner Rd. skoly,
hotove $1,000 neb vas lot. Zby-
tex jake rent. Dotazy zodpovI
John JareS, 5847 Broadway.
2-6
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"yvn~

mostu a shlizejic pres zabrad-
Ii do reky, rikavala jsem 81:
"Jine zeny by tax ucinily, proc
bych nemohla ja?"
"Vy jste mne tehdy zachra-
nil, pane Gray = jake jste
mne i cd te DOLBY Ease zachra-
nil. ia byla jednou z vasich
posluchacek, kdyz jste kaza-
val V kapli Uttlku. Wy usmiril
jste nejen mne, ale i mnohe
| jine S nasi obtiznou pouti.
"Nevim, jak dlouho to bylo
pc onom dnu, V kteryz jste
mas upokojil a povzbudil, kdyz
vypukla valka mezi Francii a
Nemeckem. Nemohu vsak nj
kdy zapomenouti onoho vece-
ra, v kteryz nine matrona po-
volala do sve vlastni komnaty
a mne pravila: Ma draha.
vas zivot zde jest bezucelny.
Zbyva-li YAM dosti odvahy ku
zkousce, mohu VAN poskytnou
ii jinou prilezitost.
Ztravila jsem mesic zkousky
a uceni V. londynske nemocni-
ci. 0 tyden pozdeji nosila .jsem
cerveny kfiz zenevske konven
&C = byla jsem jmenovana o.
Setfovatelkou We francouzske
jedne polni nemocnici. Kdyz
jste mne prvne videl, pane
Holmcrofte, mela jsem ma sobe
jeSte roucho osetrovatelky, ien
re vam a kazdemu jinemu by
10 ukryvano sedym rouchem,
.jez jsem pfehodila.
"Vy vite, co bylo pristi uda-
losti; Wy vite, jak jsem vstou-
pila do tohoto domu.
/ "Nesnazila jsem Sc vyliciti
YAM co nejhufe me zkousky a
utrpeni. Poctive jsem je vyli-
ella, kdyz jsem Sc setkala sc
sleGnou Rosseberry-ovou a po-
vedela jsem il, re zivot muj =
jest zivotem beZ nadeje. kez
nikdy nezvite, co jest pokuse-
nj, jakemuz jsem byla vysaze-
ma ia, kdyz granat zasahnul o.
bet We francouzskem domku.
Zde lezela - mrtval Jeii ime-
no bylo neposkvrneno! Jejl blu
doucnost slibovala mi odmenu,
kteraz byla odpirana pocti-
wynn snaham kajici zeny. Ztra
Gene me misto We svete mi by
10 znovu nabizeno S ,iedinou tou
podminkou, re Sc muslin dopu-
stiti podvodu, abych je nabyla.
Nem6la jsem sama zadnych
v%yhl1dek; nemela jsem zadnc-
no pfitele, ably mi radil a mne
zachranil nejlepsi leta me
zenskosti byla ~promarnena v
bezuspesnem zapasu o znovu-
nabyti dobreho meho jmena,
Takove bylo me postaveni ,kdy2
Sc mi naskytla prilezitost pred
stavovati slecnu Roseberry.
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod S prodejem skolnlch po-
tfeb, kde Sc trzi tydne $500;
naleza Sc proti skole. Misto
je rohove. Haste sc vecer
nlezi 5 Z. hod. v els. 1921 +.
S.. ST. 2-t5
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B ULOzENf PENEz

v majetku a kvetinarskem
podniku pro podnikaveho a
pricinliveho krajana. Proda
Sc pozemek bohate zpraco-
vany 315 strevicI siroky a
$40 stfevicd dlouhy Sc skle-
nikem 0 10000 ctverecnich
stfevlcu, kde Sc naleza 1900
az 10000 ruuznych kvetin,
topeni plynem vse prakticky
zarlzeno a vse v neilepsim
pofadku. Zada sc hotove
$4,000, ostatni Sc pocka ma
60. Majetek a podnik ten
to Sc prodava nasledkem me-
moci majitele. Adresa Sc
sdell V adm. "Sveta''. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-06
DUN SAM O sobe, vse moder

DUN SAM o sobe, vse moder
ne zarizeno, koupelna, elektri-
ka, ~fernes, lot pres 200 strevi-
GU dlouhy. Winnie trsy, slime
stromy, naleza Sc ma vgch. 131.
ul. Najem $500. Haste Sc u
JOS. Hrebec, 1904 E. SO. Ill,
blize Fleet Ave. 2-9
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PRODA Sc. LEVINE Zanovni dun
0 5ti sv6tnicich dole i nahore,
diva fernesy, elektrika, plyn,
garaz pro dive velke maSiny,
costa jest vycementovana, vse
v neJlepsim poradku. Haste
Sc Y els. 25O7 Colburn Ave. So.
Brooklyn. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-06
KAJICNA HRfSNICE.
Roman cd Wilkie Collinse pro "Domacnost"
z angliciny prelozil Gust. B. ReiSl.

| Oni nevedi niceho 0 vasich do
brocinnych ustavech zrizenych
k jejich odpomoci, leda re to
, jsou nicemove zvykli koristiti
re spolecnosti lidske. Ucele do
brocinnych spolecnosti a costa
X jejich nalezeni i pozadani
0 pomoc mely by tisteny byti
ma narozich vsech ulic. Co vi
me my o bezplatnych obedech
a vymluvnych kazanich a vku
snych obeznicich? Obcas pfi-
pad nektereho ztraceneho Stvo
reni (obycejne zeny), kteraz
spachala sebevrazdu srad We
vzdalenosti pouze peti minut
cd ustavu, ktery by il hyl o.
tevrel dvere sve, objevi Sc v
casopisech, strasne vas podesi
a pax nan ~zapomenete. Dejte
81 ma tom zalezeti tolik, ably
vase dobrocinne ustavy a utul
ky byly rozhlaseny mezi lidem
penez nemajicim, jake 81 da-
vate zalezeti ma rozhlaSeni ne
ktereho nov6ho divadelniho ku
SUI neb noveho casopisu neb le-
ku mezi lidem penez majicim i
zachranite mnohe ztracene
stvoreni, jez nyni hyne.
"OdpuStite mi d porozumlte
mi, nebudu-li Sc Siriti q tonic
obdobi sveho zivota. Nechte
mne prikrociti k novemu pfi-
padu V mem zivote, kteryz u
vedl mne poprve pred obec-
most v soudni SIM.
''Jakkoliv smutna byla ma
zkusenost, prece -jen mne ne
81 Wv &AA @Z -. - HE 4 tE
naucila smysleti spatne o lid
ske povaze. Nalezla jsem v dri
veiSich svVch nesnazich Ia
skava srdce, kteraz citila Sc
mnou; a ia mela ~pratele, YER
ne, obetave, velkodusne pirate
lie mezi mymi sestrami V neste
sti nyni. Jedna q nest'astnych
tech zen IS radosti vzpominam
Itoho. re jiz opustila svet, V
nemz S nj tax Spatne naklada-
no., jmenovite vzbudila me
sympathie. Byla nejuslechtilej
81. nejnesobe6tejsl stvoreni, S
nimz jsem Sc vubec kdy setka-
la. lilly jsme jake dive sestry.
Nejednou temnych chvl-
| Itch, kdy vznika mySlenka ma
sebevrazdu V zene Zoufale, o.
! braz ubohe, oddane me pritel-
kyne, zanechane, osamocene,
stavel Sc mi pred zraky a "a
drzel mne cd provedeni zameru
toho. Sotva tomu uverite, ale i
my mely sve st'astne dny.
Kdyz jsme ona neb ia m6ly
nekolik zbytecnych silingu, ku
povaly jsme 81 navzajem dar-
ky a testify jsme Sc S davanim
a priiimanim malych tech dar
ku tax v%elice, jake bychom by
ly byvaly nejpocestneisimi re
Mani.
Jednoho dne vzala isem pri-
telkyni svou do iednoho obcho
du, abych il koupila stuzku,
Ona 81 il mela vybrati a ia "a
nj zaplatiti a mela to byti nej-
peknejsi stuzka, jiz bychom
.jcn molly dostati.
"Kram byl preplneny, mu-
sely .isme cekati chvlli, nez ia
mas dojdc rada.
"Hned mne, jak jsem sta
la Sc svou pritelkyni u kram-
skeho stolu, n~alezala Sc ma
80
dhernG odena zena, prohlizela
81 kapesni satky. Satky byly
velmi p6kne vysivane, ale da-
mu nebylo MONO us~pokojiti
Shrnula ie bezohledne V jed.
M kupku d zadala, ably j by
, ~ ukazany jine vzorky. Pro.
davac uklizeje satky, pojed
MM
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-06

Sc byt bezdet-
nym manzelum 0 4 pokojich
nahofe S vytapenim, plyn, e.
lektrika, koupelna. ulice dlaz-
dcna, naleza sc blize Union
kary. Haste sc V els. 1857 Il.
lib. III. 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-02-06

Pr opetnem mem probuzenl
Sc prave Sc rozednivalo. Male
zala jsem Sc ma lozi v cizim po-
koji. Nevyslovne zdeSeni Sc
mne zmocnilo. Volala jsem o
pomoc. Til neb ctyri zeny pri-
belly - obliceje jejich prozra
zovaly j nezkusenym Zrakum
mym nestoudnou hanebnost je-
jich zivota. Vzprimila jsem Sc
ma lozi. Zaprisahala jsem jich,
ably mi sdelily, kde Sc male
Fam a CO Sc stale ="
"Usetrete mne! Nemohu VI
&c povedeti. Neni tomu davno,
CO jste slysel sle6nu Rosseber-
ry-ovu nazvati mne poulicni pc
behlici. Nyni znate pravdu, ja-
ko re buh Jest mym soudcem,
mluvim pouhou pravdu! Nyni
YAM znamo, co mne ucinilo po-
behlici a do jake miry jsem "a
slouzila svou pohanu."
Has .jeji Sc chvel, odhodla-
most poprve pocala il opouste-
ii.
"Popfeite mi nekolik mi
nut" pravila tlumenym, pro-
sebnym hlasem. "kdybych Sc
nyni pokusila 0 pokracovanl,
obavam sc, re bych musela pla
kati." Usedla IA zidli, jiz il Jul
liam podal a odvratila Sc obi
Cejem Strancu, take Zadny q
obou muzu lei nemohl videti.
Jedna jeji ruka tiskla Sc k ma
drum, druha il nehybne visela
pc boku. Julian povstal 2 mi
sta, iez dosud zaujimal. Hora-
ce sebou nepohnul, ami nepro-
mluvil. Hlava mu poklesla ma
prsa; stopy slzl nd ,ieho tva-
rich mlcky dosvedcovaly. re
srdce jeho jest doiato. Odpu-
sti il? Julian kracel okolo ne
no a pristoupil k zidli Mercy.
Mlcky uchopll Sc ruky, KITE
raz visela pc jejl strane. Nile
ky powell il ku svym rtum a
polibil il, jakoby bratr ruku
sestry polibil. Polekala Sc, ne
vzhledla ale do vySe. Zdalo sc
re podivna Ottawa pred odhale-
MIN, .iez by ucinila, ii ovlada-
la. "Horace?" zaSeptala. Ju
liam neodpovedel. Vratil Sc Ma
sve mlsto a nechal il premySle-
ii o Horacovi.
Nekollk minut casu bylo vse,
CO zadala. Ia nekolik minut o.
bratila Sc Ease k obema mu-
yum. Sladky jeii HAS byl Ease
pevny oci jeji meme spocinuly
ma Horacovi. kdyz Ease pokra-
covala.
"Co mohla opustena, pratel
nemaiici divka V mem posta-
veni sc nalezajici utiniti, kdyz
il bylo povedeno, jake nasili
ia nj sp%achano?
"kdybych byla mela biz
kych a drahych pfibuznych,
kteri by mn6 byli hajili a mn6
radili, bidaci, Y iichz ruce jsem
upadla, hyli by snad pocitili IL
III zakona. Nevedela jsem @
formalitach, jez zakon Gin.
most uvadejl, vice nez pouh6
decko. Reknete vSak, re m
zbyval .jiny p~rostredek. Neve-
della jsem 0 dobrocinnych spo-
lecnostech vice nez co jsem VI
della o zakonu. Mohla jsem sc
alespon vratit k pocestnym ]
dem, mezi nimiz jsem lila, ne.
Mill pravda? Kdyz jsem pc nj
kolika dnech byla pustena ne
svobodu, stydela isem Sc navr;
It'll Sc k tento lidem. Bezpo
income a beznadejne, bez mt
vlastni why a me vlastni vule
byla jsem jake tisice .iinycl
zen vehnana V zivot, ktery;
mne poskvrnil pc vsechen bu
douci cas-.
"Jste, panove pfekVapen
nevedomosti. jiz toto me pfi
znani prozrazuJe?
"Vv, ktefi mate sve pravni
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PRODA Sc urodna farma 0 40

PRODA Sc urodna farma o 40
akrech, pekna rovina, dunn 0
6tl pokojich. ban, : kone. =
krayy. slepice, prasata, vsech-
no farmaTske naradi. Cena
$4,000, hotove $1,000, ostatni
ma yyhodne splatky. Nam as
30 farem V celem okoli bud'
ma prodcj neb Ma vymenu Ia
m6stsky majetek. Blizsi SIDE
Ii JOS. Sedivy & Son, 1879 Z.
10. St. rob Hamm Ave. 2--18
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co jsem citila - povim jen, co
Sc dale udalo.
"Byla jsem prohledana a Sd
tex nalezen u mne. Nelze po-
chybovati o tom, re elegantni
zenstina vedle mne stojici, Sc
znavsi, Re j hrozi odkryti, vstr
ella mi satek do kapsy. Pouze
dokonala zrodejka mohla 81
takto pomoci z nesnazi, aniz
bych ia Q tom co byla pozoro-
vala. Vuci dukazum bylo zby-
tecno prohlasovati moi ne
vinnu. Nemela jsem charakter,
ma nejz bych Sc byla mohla
odvolavati. Pritelkyne ma sc
mne zastavala - elm vsak by
la ona? Pouze ztracenou ze-
nou jake ia sama. Svedectvi
me domaci pani 0 me poctivo-
sti nemelo ucinku; proti nj mlu
vilo, re p%ronajimala sve mist
nosti lidem meho druhu. Byla
jsem sOuZena a odsouzena. W.
pravovani o mem zhanobeni
jest nyni uplne, pane Holm
crofte. At jsem byla nevinna
neb ne, to ma cele veci nice
no nemeni, hanba jest tataz -
byla jsem veznena pro kradez.
"Matrona vezeni byla nej-
blize pfisti osobou, ktera Sc o
mne Zajimala. Podala prizni-
Ivou zpravu 0 mem chovani sc
uradum a kdyz jsem 81 vyslou-
lila svou dobu, = .jak sc mezi
nami fikalo - dala mi psanl
pro laskavou pritelkyni a opa-
trovnici pozdejSich mych let
= pro damu, kteraz sem pri-
.ide, ably mne Ease odvedla do
Utulku.
Cd tie dolby vypravovanl o
mem zivote jest sotva necim VIZ
&c nez vypravovani 0 zeninych
bezvyslednych snahach pc ma
byti ztraceneho postaveni We
sSete.
Matrona pfijimajic mne do
Utulku uprimne doznala, re
hrozne prekazky Sc mi stavi v
cestu. Vid6la vSak, re jsem O.
pravdovou a dobra ia zena me-
la sOustrast a ucast Sc mnou.
ia pax nelekala jsem sc ma
stoupiti obtiznou a u%navujici
cestu nazpet do pocestneho Ii
vota a Size . nejnizSiho vycho-
diste = domaci sluzbou. II
skavSi 81 nejprve noveho cha
rakteru V Utulku, dostalo sc
me zkuSebne V poGestnem jed
nom dome. Pracovala jsem tez
&C a p%racovala jsem bez ste
ski. ale neSt'astne me dedictvi
pc me matce bylo prot mne
hned q pocatku. Osobni muj
zjev vZbudil poZornost; me
zpusoby a zvyky nebyly zpuso-
by a zvyky zen te tTidy, mezi
ne osud mui mne uvedl. Zkou-
sela jsem .jedno misto "a dru-
hym, S tymz vysledkem. Pode-
zreni a zarlivost mohla jsem
snesti, byla isem vsak bezbran-
nou, utocila-li prot mne I'VE
davost. Drive neb pozdeji ma
sledovalo odhaleni. Nekdy stu
Zebnictvo veSkere vyhrozovalo
vypovedi = a ia byla nucena
.jiti. N6kdy, byl-li V rodine mia
dy muz - Tide skandalu milov-
nj ukazovali ma n6j a IA mne
= a opet isem musela jiti. Dba
tell 0 to-, sle6na Roscberry-ova
YAM muze v%ypraveti o techto
zalostnych dnech. Sverila
.jsem Sc j $ tim V pametihod-
nou onu noe, k9yz jsmc sc Sc
tkali We francouZskem domku
srdce me by to nesneslo, abych
to nyni opakovala. Pc nejake
dobe byla jsem znavena bez-
nadejnym tim zapasem. Zou-
falstvi sc mne Zmahalo - po-
Zbyla jsem veskerc nadeIe '
milosrdenstvi bozi. N6kollkra-
TO putovala isem k n6kteremu
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PRODA Sc obuvnicka dina,
naleza Sc Y dobrem miste .jiz
pc Is roku. Haste Sc u Vac.
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2-S
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod IA Miles Ave, dve verei-
ne skoly pres ulici. Dobre O.
koli. Haste Sc v els. 1907
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-08-09

Opportunity never knocks at some
peoples doors. 1t finds them wide
oman
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-08-09
Oldest Bodied Flapper

Age is no bar to bobbed hair. Mrs.
C. S. Snow of Weston, age 81, came
into Bellows Falls by motor car a
few days ago Us miles,, and enter
ing the Taylor barber shop on Bridge
street asked that her hair be bobbed
in the most approved flapper style
She inquired if the barber was an
expert in "bobbed hair" and receiving
assurance that such was the case, re
quested that it be done in the latest
approved style. Her request was
complied with, after which she exam
ined her looks critically in a mirror
and expressing satisfaction with the
job remarked that she Should wear
her hair that way the rest Of her
life" As far as heard from she is
the oldest woman in New England
to permanently adopt the present
style of hair Observation-Disclosures.