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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-03

pera! Snad jej v roztrzitosti
odnesl s sebou!"
"A Wy nevite, CO mate v ta-
kovem prfpade delat?"
"Vim, pane rediteli! Pujdu a
kouplm 81 "a dvacet halerI no.
We pero!"
"Opovazte Sc! Nest astny
clovece, coz pax nevite, ze
prave mas ufad jest tn proto,
ably bdel mad setrnosti We sta
te? A Wy byste pro mic a "a mic
vyhazoval penize plnymi hrst-
mi! Vas predchddce, ktery to
pero odnesl, bydli v VIII. ca
sti naseho mesta. Napiste tudiz
pfislusnemu policejnimu IRA
du v miste jeho bydliste, ably
zjistiv domovskou prislusnost
jmenovaneho pisare, oznamil
tamnf politicke sprave celou "a
lezitost a pozadal il, ably mu
sdelila dredne, kdy a kde Sc
jmenovany pisar narodil, jake
ma vlasy, oci, 1sta a nos, Jake
ma skolni vzdelani a nabozen-
stvi, jak je vysoky, kolik vazi
a jak Sc jmenovala jeho matka
"a svobodna. Ma zaklade tech
to 1daju at je jmenovany pi-
sar vypatran, protokolarne W.
slechnut a odcizene pero jemu
odebrano. On sam budiz pax
potrestan podle paragraph 1872
S. B. T. R. a 500 K. S. L. H.
trestniho zakona. Pero budiz
sem zaslano! TAX jdete ma
piste tot"
Gale cim pax to mann ma
psat, pane rediteli, kdyz ne
mann pero?"
"Hm, to mate pravdu! At
vam nektery pisard prozatim
pero pGjci"
Policejni trad v VIII. casti
podaval prostrednictvim hlavni
no policejnfho dradu 18tistran
kovou zadost "Uradu pro pro-
vadeni setreni" ma obecni poll
tickou sprawl, vyliciv ma dal-
sich deseti arsich, jak 81 preje
nit celou vec zodpovedenu. O
kresni politicka sprava pozada
la temz smyslu prislusny O.
becni urad, kan jmenovany pi
saf patril obecni lirad predal
zadost cetnickemu velitelstvi X
zavedeni patranf.
Pro starickou matku obvine.
neho prisli o pdlnoci ctyri Get.
nici a odvedli il ma radnici k
vyslechu, stara panf Jim po &C
ste nekolikrat omdlela a kdy5
bylo po vyslechu, otravila sc
roztokem re sirek, protoze 81
ma nj lide ukazovali prstem a
fikali, ze jeji syn vyhodil do
povetri pracharnu a pri stiha.
nj zastfelil nekolik policistG, z
nichz til zemreli hned ma uli-
ci ctyri Sc jeste potaceji mezi
zivotem a smrti.
w.
Ma triceti arsich napsal O.
becni urad protokol matkou
obvineneho odeslal cely spis,
vazici 130 kilogramd, okresni
politicke sprave k dalsimu L.
rednimu jednani. Tato 'napsala
svuj posudek ma dalsich pade-
sati arsich a nechala spis ode
slati nakladnim povozem poll
cejnlmu reditelstvi v bydlisti pa
chatele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-03
JAN VLADYKA
is 49, ROMAN
- tNapsal Ondrej Leksa.

tell, pravlla Eva, probiraj lc
Sc We vlasech Janovych. "Kaz-
dy te ma rad, j starry pan de-
kan"
"a tebe nikdo nema rad?"
vytykal meme a polozil ruku
kolem jejiho pasu. Gnu, ano,
to je pfirozeno, re me mas
rad, jsem tvou zenou," pravila
zmatena. a zapyrena.
''Zavidi~ ii take lasku pana
dekana," skadlila il pani lesni.
"Asi Sc boji, il ze on nema tax
rad"
"To neni pravda," hajila Sc
prudce, INA me rad, zrovna
tolik jako Jana" 80
"Jak to vis?"
"Vim to-" trvala durdive ma
SVEN. "Me me oci neklamou,
jako me neklamaly, kdyz jsem
Sc Janem setkala. Ma prvni
pohled jsem videla, re mne
ma rad"
A hned isl Sc no zmocnila,
ze?" smala Sc Stanislava. "Ba-
la jsi isse,- aby ii no jina neulou-
pi1a,"
"Bala," prisvedcovala uni
meme. "Nejaka prohnana by
no byla do klepet dostala a
znicila no ma cely zivot."
Nalada stala sc veselou a
lesni musil je napominati, ably
nezapominali, re casne rano
pojedou re je nutno, ably sli
ma odpocinek. Sam dovedl
Jana do podkrovniho pckoji-
ku, jejz mu ma dnesnl noe Eva
podstoupila, sama znstavsi V
detskem pokoj;. Kdyz osa-
motnel, rozhledl Sc kolem n
ida cd predmetu k predmetu,
kazdeho sc dotkl. Jako by
jeji kouzlo ma mem spocivalo a
jako by cast jeji bytosti zde
zustala, zvlastni prudky stesk
a touha po nj no zachvatily.
Proc tn neni MIN? Je jeho
zenou a -patfi mu. K cemu
mezi mimi je stale ia cizota a
proc sc zastavili ma polouce-
ste?
Nebyl vasnivy, ale jeho sill
ne a zdrave mladi vybojne Sc
hlasilo. Pfedstava jeho zeny
byla pfilis rozkoSna a prilis
zadouci, nez ably nepocit oval
palcivou touhu dovrsiti man.
zelstvi, jez uzavreli. Ted kdy
byla skutecne jeho, mic mu
svedomi nevycitalo. Nechce
krasti, nechce Sc lsti domahati
neceho, co mu bylo zakazano.
Chodil chvlli rozruSen poko-
jem, ale rozvaha nabyvala vr-
chu. Ne, must miti rozum, mu-
81 Sc uciti lamati niternou svou
vzpouru. Sliboval trpelivost a
bude trpelivy. Neporusi kras-
ny soulad jeji duse nepo-
skvrni jeji kid. Ona sama
muSi omu dati pravo, jeji svo-
bodne vile musi dojiti k po-
slednimu dusledku jejich man
zelstvi. Je moudra, o vsem u
vazuje a jiste, az Pride Okla
MIX, ktery ona uzna "a who'd
ny, otevrene mu nabidne, po
Gem jiste take san1a touZi.
Uklidnen ulehl usnul. -
Kdyz jeste "a tiny bylo nan
klepano, rychle vyskoci, umyl
sc a oblekl uz sestupoval do
LII. Venku Sc maloucko serilo
a otevrenym oknem jldelny va
null svezi, trochu chladny We
trik. Eva We svetlem zupanku,
ruzova narychlo ucesana,
pribehla, bourlive no objala a
zlibala.
"Jak jsi u mas spal?" ptala
,se no dovadive.
"Dobre, ale dlouho jsem
neusnul. Styskalo Sc mi pc
tobe."
Podivala Sc nan patrave a
odvratila potion hlavu.
"Abys vedel, mne take" w.
L,.l,1o ,oOinIno,, q ~ lrfIk q Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-03

rosti," povzdychla 81. "Ty j,z
jdes zakladat mas pristi, do
NOV. Kez by to bylo st'astne.'
"Co by sc mu mohlo stati?
Hlavni veci je, ably zkousky
dobre dopadly. A ty dopad-
nou, mic Sc o to nestrachuji.
Kdy pojedes zpet?"
"Snad pozitri. Dnes Ultra
rano obstaram 81 uredni zale-
zitosti a mohl bych Ultra odpo-
ledne Sc vratiti, ale to bych
pfijel uz "a tiny domG. Neod-
vail jsem Sc pana dekana o
kone zadati, mel by strach,
ably sc mne nebo konim neco
vecer nestalo."
"Jdi 81 tedy do divadla, ;"
navrhoval lesni.
"Netesi mne nyni zadne di-
vadlo."
"Nebo prijed' k nam Ease ma
noe" prohodila trochu vaha-
We. "Snad by ii re dvora dali
pro Jana kone."
"Coz o to, povoz bych do
,stal, ale on by Sc v Praze je-
nom honil."
Eva Sc podivala ma Jana a
dele nedolehala. Kdyz vsak
ivyjel Jan Sc spravcem z my
slivny, otocil sc k nemu.
''Kdyby to nedelalo obtize,
mohl bych Ultra vecer Sc vra-
titi. Jenze mate vzdy ho-
stem tolik trampot."
"Jake trampoty?" mavl ru-
kou. "Nas byt je pohodlny a
tobe nase zenske radeji poslou
ii nez mne. Kdyby ii bylo
mile Ultra pfijeti u mas pre-
nocovati, .en to upfimne rex
nj a zaridim to die tveho pra-
nj"
"Prosim tedy to, rekl po
kratkem valiant a usmal sc
radostne.
IS radosti to zaridim, zena
j Eva budou miti radost, ze
Jim aspon povis, jak jsi v Pra-
re pochodil. Nam vzkazat ma
faru, ably pozitli pro tebe ne
posilali?" -..-~A
"Vzkaz. Napis listek pan
dekan nebude aspon Sc starati,
ably mas koci jel." 81
"Dobra, navecer budu do
ma a poslu do Krhavce hajne-
no. Bude tax jako tax ma mne
cekati, a ma do Krhavce ma
lou ctvrthodinku cesty. Zapo-
mnel jsem tt fici, re Snad my
take, totiz ia a zena brzy od-
jedeme. Chceme 81 witt k So
be nejmladsi dite po zemrele
sestre.n Svakr-spravec arika,
re ma S MIN velke souzeni, -
protoze sluzky jsou nespolehli-
We a nedohlednou nalezite. ia
81 vsak myslim, re Sc asi chce
pc druhe zeniti a ze jeho wy
volena nelibe nese pfitomnost
maleho, dvouleteho ditete. =
Stanislava sama rikala, aby-
chom 81 dite wall. NaSe star
81 sluzka je velmi svedomita a
Eva take pomuze, aspon v pra
ci ma sve rozruseni zapomene.
Ale sc svym panem svakrem
promluvime 81 vazne slovo. On
must sloziti u soudu veno Sc
stfino pro deti a pridat jim ta-
ke re sveho majetku. Jakmi-
lie by Sc to yeas nezajistilo, no.
va pani by mohla sirotky o.
krast."
! Latka hovoru odvedla je cd
ostatnich myslenek a jelikoz
kone bystre bezeli, byli ma sta
nici zahy. Lesni mel dive sta
nice jeti Janem spolecne a
kdyz prijel lokalni vlak, vstou
pill do vagonu. Vlak byl vel
mi spore obsazen a pokracova-
Ii v hovoru az do mesta.
"Zitra vecer ma shledanou,"
zavolal lesnl a stisknuv Janovi
ruku, sestoupil.
Az do dewitt hodin pred po-
10I,,o,,, %~xyo II ooc%o To-ox,o
The New York herald., 1922-03-12


e ne
sand baths rice
o o.
mort
SenTtc
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY,

vvestcbestcr-szie or Rent.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
New Jcrsey--Saie or Heat.
Morristown, New Jersey

Estate of 100 ceres, with southern Colonial
mausion OF brick. with white marble trim
and green tiled roof. House situated on
high knoll IN center OF paris. beautifully
wooded and Handicapped. Ono milo of ma
csdam drives OIL estate. House has -
rooms and driVea. servants rooms and
BATH, rtcsm heat oioetric passenger cle-
yator; every ,noaorp @cauipneu;. Surcrln.
tendcnt's i5ou-c.. r9raCe md. full compile
msut or Hisi-vlec buildings. Asking prico
$3.50, 600. For further psy.icriers apply
BRYAN l.. kENNEI.LI. INC,
Private Sales Department,
il3 Broadway, ~. $. 9. Tel Cdrtlandt 1877.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
PELHAM HEIGHTS


who wants 10 be near clubs. station
snd 32 minutes from Grand Central. s
rooms. tiled baths. fireplaces. All
improvements; garage. Asking SO. 800.
Easy terms TO responsible buyer. sun
day phone Pelham 1898.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
ZEAL EsTATE--oUr OF CITY.

conneeticut--ssie or Rest.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
CHAPPAQUA
GonfIer,su'S ESfafe

0CItICHfdH , HStdtC T atTCs,
Attractive Colonial residence. il rooms,
baths, modern appointments. On high
elevation commanding so mile view.
Grounds Handicapped and planted with
shrubs. fruit trees and formal gar
dens. There arc also 4 tennis court and
CARA sc with chauffeur's quarters. or,
fered for quick sale at great bar
gain. Price $50 900. Sunday phone
Chappsqua II.
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
COMPLETE HOME

s. 40 cash; r. fluc rcoiur larso reception
liai. 1iren haths; far3N wood ficois. Es ra-s
house recently rfinlshcd. riot 10000, st-
ucllcit yieN; 500 Il. cicNslon; fruit 'rses.
berries. aqnSrasus bt5s' fine cDnimEni;,
tlr,y CoBunutirg distance 20 Tgw lcrl /,
9cod rchcoi AN Churches. club house. Ecis
taub: minutes from trolley 10 iuirate-
ffplV ~. H. ". station. price SIS .6nn.
HARRY 4. STRONG. 80 EroadNa New
yorl, cliy rhone Cortsndt 22i6
The New York herald., 1922-03-12
PARK HILL-ON-HUDSON

baths. solarium, oak floors and all
modern improvements, In splendid con
dition. Plot f00xi0o oruamcutal and
fruit trees. flow ers. shrubs and straw-
y berries; two-car garage. Owner has
Yonlscrs
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CHINA's PLACE IN THE SUN. By
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THE CASE AND THE GIRL. BY Ran
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LINCOLN LESSONS FOR TODAY. By
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THE WHITE DESERT. BY Courtney
Ryley Cooper. With frontispiece
by Anon Otto Fischer. Boston:
Little, Brown & Co.
SLEEPING FIRES; A Novel. By
Gertrude Anterior. New York:
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SUCCESS. By Lord Beaverbrook.
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Dodd. Mead & Co.
GRADED LESSONS IN ENGLISH FOR
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SONGS OF THE GLENs OF ANTRIM,
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RENFREW OF THE ROYAL MOUNT
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A Kind Favor.

From Answers London.
Patient-Great Scott, doctor! What
an awful bill for only one weeks treat
ment!
Doctor-My dear fellow. II you knew
what an interesting case yours was, and
how strongly was tempted to let 1t go
to q post-mortem. you wouldn't grum-
Bile at bill three times as big as this!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02

by bOH cameron Snaler. New
York: Alfred A. Knopf
A STORY Of youthful romance and
hot adventure" with neither lesson
nor moral. doctrine nor problem about
1t anywhere. Such is the authors
promise to the reader The stage of
this adventure runs along the Hudson
and reaches back almost a hundred
years, to the time when the anti-rent
war Of New York state set tenant and
patron landholder against each
other. Like the modern K. K. K, these
combatants sailed forth of nights,
armed with pots Of tar and bags of
feathers, to give punishment and
make reprisal. A last will and tesla
ment, packed to bursting with the
potentials Of adventure. romance and
mystery. brings the hero Of this tale
rent war. And this is hero that is a
hero-handsome, gallant, brave, and,
carried along the tide of his own ir-
fesistible humor, Barnet Creighton is
that has been created in the image Of
gallant adventure. A ghost, q witch,
a prophet. secret treasure house
these are special features in q line Of
event whose everyday course Is filled
with surprises and momentous turns
to the sum Of adventure and nils out
the romance to as complete q measure
as the heroic action itself achieves.
The story Is a triumph of Its kind.
BY this time Don Cameron Shafer
must have another novel out, and one
hopes to come upon 1t more promptly
than he did upon this one.
GLENWOOD OF sHIPBAY. BY John
H. Walsh, author of Cam Clarke"
etc. New York: The Macmillan
Company. ",t'
One feels that the author moved
into Tom Glenwood while he was
making him. That, in q sense, Is
what the reader does, too. There II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
Tolerable.
oston Transcript,

From the Boston Transcript.
''Boston's Rank as q City" headlines
the Springfield Republican,. Not 90
awfully rank, neighbor. We've lived
in worse.
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His First Suit.

From the Boston Transcript.
We'll, how is business?" inquired
the old lawyer.
"Only one case, 50 far" replied the
young lawyer. I've started to sue
for Miss Rfchleigh's hand
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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
"Love,s Masquerade"

Appearing in support of Conway Tearle in Loves Masquerade" at the Lyric theatre today are company of players who are widely known to mo- ton picture devotees. Winifred West over plays the leading feminine role and both Florence Billings and Arthur Houseman are prominent in the cast Miss Westover, it will be recalled, is the talented young screen actress who receHtly became the wife of William $. Hart.' Miss Westover has appeared in a number of popular Selznicll pie lures notable among them having been 'Is Life Worth Living?" supporting Eugene O'Brien. Florence Billings is as frequently seen in motion pictures as the average star because of her extraordinary ability in kind of role without which no photoplay is com plete.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
STANDARD OIL AND THRIFT

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Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
Dirigible, Landing
 in Dragoon Pass, Is
 Object of Interest

The U. s. army dirigible, C-2, forced to land Wednesday near Cochise on it's flight to Fl Paso, left two of it's crew to take the train from Cochise. according to word received by the Re view yesterday from H. l.. Bruner, rancher, who was one of the first to reach the big blimp when it landed.
 The dirigible landed in Dragoon Pass, according to Bruner, the car and one propeller being damaged in the landing. After working for two hours, members of the crew succeeded in repairing the damage to the motor, broken gasoline feed pipe, and the blimp proceeded on it's journey.
 The big blimp was an object of much interest for residents in the vicinity of Cochise, many of whom had never before seen a dirigible.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
MOVIES
"No Defense"

No Defense" which vii be shown at the Eagle theatre tonight and Sat urday and at the Central theatre Sun day and Monday, is based on an orig inal story by J. Raleigh Davies, and is Western production in which Will jam Duncan and Edith Johnson are co. starred.
 Some of the old "Bill Duncan rough riding is seen in the picture. The story gives the star opportunity to play the business and society man, as we'll as the rugged Westerner, the type of role in which he recently has become so closely associated While Miss Johnson. as the society debutante and young matrOn is sure to win favor
 There is plenty of action in the Western country and the happy blend ing of two types for the hero is due to the fact that he has taken unto himself a wife, and is without suffi- cient means to support them both He seeks his fortune in the gold fields of the West. There an unfortunate circumstance makes him an outcast, hunted by men, and his return to civil ization not only cOmplicates matters, butleads to an exciting denouncemeut, An adequate cast is seen in suppoft of the two stars.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
Four Local Players Leave to Take Part
 in Tennis Tourney

Frank Thomas, Arthur Notman Frank Hays and Frank Bledsoe left yesterday for Tucson where they will enter the Border States Tennis Tour nament which starts in that city this morning.
 Thomas, Notman and Hays will en- ter the mems singles while Notman and Hays and Thomas and Bledsoe will enter the doubles.
 Other Cochise county entries will be Dr. L. B. Carey and H. T. Cuth- bert of Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13

Just Around the Corner" which was published by Harper and Brothers, New York, in Miss Hurst's first col lection of short stories. Frances Mar ion wrote the scenario and directed Just Around the Corner" which will be seen at the Central theatre tonight and Saturday and at the Eagle thea tre Sunday and Monday.
 Margaret Seddon. who took lead ing part in "The Inside of the Cup" has a leading role in Just Around the Corner" Lewis Sargent, the young actor who won fame for his ere ation of 'Huckleberry Finn" in the Paramount picture of the same name, will be seen in the role of a prankish messenger boy whose chief aim in life is to take care of his mother and sis ter. Sigrid Holmquist. a Swedish beauty, has the role Of the daughter and Fred c. Thompson is seen as the Real Man