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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-17
VOLIC A ZAkON.

Bylo V den voleb do Mar.
shromazdeni. Zacinaly V 8 no
din, pred sedmou vysel jsem 81
jeste ma prochazku do poll. We
die cesty pracoval Smejc.
- Pomahej Pambu! - pra
vim. Smejc byl by zle brucel,
kdybych byl preset mlcky.
- Del to pambu! P6kne Vi
tam - odpovida.
= NJ, coz Smejci, nepdjde
te k vodbe?
- Jako ia? - K volbe? -
- No, abych Jim praudu
rex, mas pan president to nema
rad -
- A co nema rad? -
- No, vedi, jako vsechny ty
volby a ty snemy; to vsechnc
je proti panu presidentoj, ably
nemoch sam poroucet.
Dalo dosti prace, nez isem
|Smejcovi vysvetlil, re "ty vol
by a ty snemy'.' jsou ustanove
nv zakonem a zakon re naby
va platnosti podpisem pans
presidenta, re to tedy neni pre-
ii menu.
= No tax, dys myslej, tai
pudu. Jen Sc stavim donna ;
reknu to name, aby ved6la
gde jsem.
Ale Smejc k volbe nepri5el
Cestou zaskocil 81 ma skleni
cku, dal 81 jeste druhou, tret
= az byl trunkem premozen.
Potkal jsem no druheho dne
Vidite, Smejci, nechte
jste jlt k volbe, &c to pan pre-
sident nema rad. Ale mate pC
matovat, re on take nema rae
aby Sc lide opijeli; sam je VIZ
rem strlzlivosti a Wy Sc tin
vznesenym vzorem mate Tidit
A prosim jich, Z echo pal
by byla ziva Ia lihova komi
Sc? "A ma tn je prece taky z;
kon.
Byl jsem V koncich Sc svol
moudrosti. j. 7
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nloudrosti i

Jiz ia DOLBY vol. ministra
Bauera byvalo Y Rakousku
zvykem, re do krajin pohra-
nicnlch, zejmena do jiznich
Tyrol, Bosny, Hefcegoviny a
do Halice vysilany byly ceske
batailony. TAX mas octnul sc
" Cavalese v jiznim Tyrolsku.
Pan hejtman byl Czech, jehc
pani z Prahy a 'burs' Johann
pochazel odnekud z Podskali
Johann musel milostive pan.
obstarati VeSkeren nakup.
Jednou poslala no Ike kupc
pro ryzi krupici a pravila
Rye Sc jmenuje po nemec-
ku Refs krupice Cries. Bude-
te 81 to pamatovat?"
A Johann bodfe odpoVl: Be
dejt' bych 81 to nepamatoval
vzdyt' jsme Sc to kasarnacf
po diva m6sice stale uclll
eis-Grys- Ministerium".
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NOVY BUNGALOW "a $500

. hotove $1100, naleza Sc bill
re lit. I'll. Lorain. Ma 5 po-
koju a koupelnu, tvrdy finis,
fire place, china kabinet, a j.
ne moderni zarizeni. Musi
byt prodan k urovnani pozu-
stalosti. BlizSi sdeli Mr.. En-
mons, 1910 Eichorn Ave. Tel.
Hemlock 1859. TT
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DOBRA LACE
ma zspadni strane.

Zanovni domek 0 6 svet. a
koupel., gas. elek. svet. fernes,
skopky = lot 40X140 Sc sleplc-
nikem. Cena S6SOO; $500 ho-
tov6 prime sc lot = elsie
1910 Joan Ave. L W. BFld. a
Lorain St. Haste Sc u The
ytela Realty Co., 5733 Broad
way III
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt prizemi
blize vych. So. ul. a Broadway.
Je 6ti svetnicich, koupelna a
pekna zahradka. Najem $50
mesicne. Jen spolehlivi lide
necht Sc hlasi Y c. 1851 vych,
81. III. bliZe Drake Ave.
lis
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy oh

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovI OBJ
chod blize Luna parku, dobre
idouci, 5 trzbou S4O0 tIdne.
Rent ie $40 90 mesicne 5 by
tenn. Cena $4,000; pouze
$500 hotove. Musi byt pro
dan do tydne, an prodavajici
vstoupl do noveho obchodu.
Zavolejte tel. Garfield, 6656.
7-l8
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PRl.JME. Sc

PRIJMOU Sc diva pani ma byt
beze stravy; byt Jest uplne "a
fizeny, je tam kuchyna a "a
chod. koupelna k pouziti.-
ZvlaStni vchod. Haste Sc Y {.
1920 Dolloff Rd. TT
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DUN MA VYCH. 131. ULICI.

= Nasledkem odjezdu ma far
mu musi byti prodan tento
dunn ma vych. 131. ul. proti
ceske Skole. Je tam Z svetnic,
koupelna a pantry, sklep pod
celym domem, fernes, skopky
ma pradlo a podobn6. Lot je
40 pri 207 stfevicich. Ovocne
stromy vince ia lote. Cena
$4,000 a po pripade Sc vezme
lot ma yymenu. Haste Sc u
j. Smetany 5023 Dolloff Rd.
Tel. Union 97L. i?
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IA VALECNEHO BESU."
ROMAN UCASTNlKA VALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

pan obrlaJtnant sam! Reknete,
re jsou pred nami je! -
Kdybych byl plnil vzdycky pre-
sne rozkazy, uz davno bych
byl byval u svateho PETRA - no.
voril svobodnik vojaci prizvu
kovah.
Jiri povolil. Vratili Sc. Ma
ceste uz setkali Sc Sc setninou.
Jiri hlasil nadporucikovi, re
u ohne nenl uz zadneho oddl-
lu, re vse hrne Sc ku predu a
pred mimi re je vlastni utocny
oddil.
Sli ku pfedu. Presli zlovest-
ny vrch. Vsady ticho, nikde clo-
Vicka.
"Tak dale V kolone nemozno
jit."
Zaveleno setnine usednout v
nizkem, sotva do pull tela saba
jicim zakopu a vyslana nova
hlidka ku pfedu, prohlednouti
lesik, rozkladaiici Sc pred nj
mi V jakemsi dohku.
"Byla nesmirna zima. Vsich-
nj zmrznem, to uz nevydrzl-
me-" septali a tulili Sc k sobe.
Hlidka Sc nevracela. Zavele-
no postupovati V levo, podel
vrchu. Dosli pod vrcholem kop
ce na rozlehlejSi planinku, ma
kter6 nalezli male, opustene
delo. We dvou radach tahly Sc
tn mike zakopy.
Nadporutik Nemec sci ce-
lie setniny. Sli jaksi bezstarost-
ne. Vsady byl kid. Byli iisti,
re utocne oddly jsou pred nj
mi. A nahle tmou, do vrchu
proti MIN sli lide.
"Kdo jsou?"
"To nasi Sc vraciw
Stanuli naslouchali :.
"Jsou to 1talove," zvolal ma
HE nadporucik. "Obsadit "a
kop. Treti ceta Ike mne, tady
"a kameni.''
Slo iich do vrchu mnoho, sta
, le pribyvali. Zprvu nechteli
VERT, re jsou TO ltalove. Kan
by byly zasly utocne oddly,
ktere mali byt prece pred nj
mi? Naslouchali.
Jsou to Italove. Slyseli je W
zretelne mluvit reel, ktere ne
rozumeli.
'Palte,' zvolal nadporu-
elk.
ZatreSkly pfVm fany.
"Vzdeite Sc" zvolal trochu
italsky hovorici nadporucik, le
zici "a kamenem. Jiri nahodou
lezel prave podle neho.
Smich byl mu odpovedi i
talske kulky zahvizdaly mac
hlavami a ozvalo sc dvou ital-
skych mitrailes neprijemn(
"chrrrrr )" "Je jich mnoho
stale Sc vail do vrchu, cely ba
TALON je jichn septal vojak
/ lezici u Jiflho.
!: "Vzdej Sc, Italiane, hora j
dobyta, Uses uplne obklicen,
volal nadporucik. Hvizd kulel
a zahrceni mitrailes bylo mi
odpovedi.
Nadporucik, Jiri, a nekolil
/ voiaku lezelo Ma hole zeml
: Hlavu schovavali "a nekolil
yetSlch kamenu.
Ostatni cast setniny, kter;
sla "a mimi, mela cas-, re dobe
: hla do nizkeho, stranou lezlci
2 ho zakopu. Kulky hvlzdal.
mad hlavou, nektere klapaly n;
, kameny, ia nimiz lezeli zakry
j ii. ltalove zarvali a hrnuli s.
!, ku predu.
: "Palte rychle,' volal nadpo
4 rucik.
Palba donutila Italy znovu
a lehnout k zemi. Kulky klepal
po sobe ma kameny, "a mimi
Ii lezeli. Mitrailesy chrcely a he
rici pasky iejich naboju iak
|. iiskry zazafily vzdy We vzdu
Ichu. lima byla nesmirna. Jill
+? vydobyl z rance pokryvku
k prikryl 81 nohy. Ruce, sviraiit
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"Zmrzneme tn vSichni."

LOLdSlelil A0hOpA AAletly olliil-
eek, tlacili Sc k nemu jeden
pres druheho. Krcili Sc uz-
KEN zakope.
INA Melete hori," pozname-
nal kdosi, vsichni vyhlizeli
ven. Skutecne. Az skoro vr-
cholku MeIety byl ohen. Neja-
ky zakryt dreveny, snad uz
jsou tam! To bylo by dobre.'
Nekolik granatu preletelo
pres ne prasklo nedaleko "a
zakopem. Kameni az k MIN do
letalo.
Krcili sc Ease v zakopu a te-
telili Sc zimou.
A nahle Ma fronte veSkera
yrava utichla.
"Jiri Krenek," oval Sc hlas
mad zakopem.
"Zde," zvolal JiTi.
tx panu nadporuclkovi do
kaverny," narizoNal volaJlcl
yojak.
Jiri, ponevadz uzkym zako-
penn pres krtici sc mem vo-
jaky nemohl jit' vystoupil mad
zakop a hledal podel zakopu
kavernu, V niz mel najlti mad
porucika.
Konecne byl Il nj. Vessel,
Praporni velitel a nekolik du-
stojnlku schouleno V mike di-
re. : Il i
Nadporucik vystoupil MIN
ma zakop. Ukazal mu ma O
hen u vrcholku Melety. "Vidl-
te tam ten ohen
"Ano."
"Tak 81 vyberte ctyri obrat-
ne muze a jdete ma horu az k
tomu ohni. Prave nam bylo o.
znameno, re Meleta jest uz do
byta. A tam u toho ohne ne
kde je jedenacty pluk, nimz
name SouSedit. Jdete az k ne
mu a pokracujte pochodu,
az narazite ma nepritele a po-
tom sc vrat'te naSe setnina me
ri tim Sc da Ma pochod, setka-
te Sc nj. Rozum6l jste do
bre?"
"Ano.'
"Opakuite rozkaz."
"Tak ted jdete," a nadpo-
rucik seskocil do zakopu a
schoval sc Ease V kaverne.
Uzko bylo V dust Jiriho. Dlou
no trvalo, nez primel ctyfi vo.
jaky, ably ho nasledovali. V tt
chvili povazovali Jiriho ga ne.
Vetsiho sveho nepfitele.
Sli tmou ku predu a klopyta
Ii.
"Tak nikam nedoideme,
zvolal svobodnik ma Jiriho, zkl
seny vojak. "Pust tie, pujdu III
pred" Jifi mu dovolil.
Jiri nahle zakopl slapl III
cosi podivne tvrdeho. Pohledl
mrtvy vojak.
Vzkrikl bezdecne.
"Uz nekolik jsem klopytl,
zvolal pohrdlive svobodnik.
Kazdou chvili sli mimo mrt
We, zmrzle vojaky. Jakoby tt
tn cestou pohozena polena dii
vi lezela. Bllzili sc k ohni.
Setkali Sc fadami vojska.
! Ptali Sc na jedenacty pluk.
"A kdo Vi, kde ten ie! Use
chino ide ku predu' Meleta j
dobyta r
Sli w pres mrtve jake p
kameni, ami w nepocit ova
nejake uzkosti. Jsou V cest6
tezko Sc vyhnouti. Dosli az k c
hni. Nekolik dohorivajicich tt
mil. A vsadv valilo Sc vojsko.
Sli dale, setkali Sc nekolik
vraceiicimi Sc vojiny.
"Kde je nepritel?" zepta
Sc.
a "Nekde daleko ia horol
Pred uani jsou utocne oddly.
"Pror bychom chodili dal
Nohy boil. Vratime Sc. Beta
budeme nuceni znovu cestu
ostatnimi konat, usuzoval sv
bodnik.
IiTi va E1ai
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PRODA Sc ceske drane peri S
prachem, kombinacni kamna
a ruzny nabytek "a pricinou
odiezdu do Czech. Haste Sc
{. 3172 zap. AZ. ul. zadu.
TT
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PRODA Sc krasny jednorodin
ny bungalow, prave dodelany,
g pokoju a koupelna, tyrdy
fins, plyn, elektrika, fernes,
skopky ma pradlo a vse moder-
ne zarizeno. Garaz. Lot je 40
pri $50 strevicich {. 10609 FL
deity blize West Boulevardu.
IDa Sc LEVINE. Prodam tez dVou-
.rodinny dunn ctyrech poko-
iich 5 koupelnou dole naho-
re, 4 roxy stary, vse zafizeno.
Haste Sc Y els. ALA Eichorn
Ave TIT
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PRODA Sc 81 akru poze-
mex, 200 str. v pruceli a i2O
str. hloubky ma Tuxedo Av.
West 9th St. Brooklyn
Heights Village. Je tam do
mex o S pokojich a proda
Sc tez krava, vse da Sc "a
$35OO.OO. Haste Sc tamtez.
7-22.
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VYMENI Sc moderni dunn "a
obchodni majetek, ktery Sc
hodi pro reznicky a grocerni
obchod, aneb kde podobny OBJ
chod je jiz zaiizen. Rozdil Sc
doplati hotove. Haste Sc y {.
$685. Cable Ave. lis
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod ma zap. 25. ul., bllze
Clark ave-, kde Sc trzi $500
tydn6. Dobre misto k della
nj penez. Haste Sc V {. 1903
Denlson Ave. Vezmete Har-
ward karu. 7--19
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~ ~ Ahl nap 81, lSLiSi ilSaoiSho
Cd Jiriho. Srdcelomne bedoval.
Dude tfeba posily," volal
nadporucik, "b6z oznamit "a
nami postupujicim, re jsme
prepadeni,' narizoval Jirlmu.
Kule hvizdaly, mitrailesy
chrcely. Srdce Jiriho sevrelo
Sc uzkosti. Bude nutno prole-
teti destem kuli. Neni pomoci.
Chtel Sc uz vzchopiti a bezeti
S rancem ma zadech.
Lezlci podle neho Nemec,
nadporucik, zadrzel no rukou
na zemi:
"Blazne, snad nechces vstat
IS rancem! Zustan lezet!" po
slal vojaka, leziciho vedle Jiri-
no.
Zkuseny vojak odlozil ra-
nee, nekolik kroku plazil Sc do
zadu, az potom nahle, blesku-
rychle Sc vzchopil a bezel do
zadu, sklonen k zemi.
1talove neustavali V palbe.
Y zakopu oval Sc kirk a ne
kolik rucnich granatu yypale-
no.
"Cht6ji Sc k nam dostati
zakopem," voIal sikovatel.
Kulky nepTestavaly klapat
Ma kamenl pred hlavou.
Jirimu bylo jako nikdy
pred tim.
Nastane snad konec. kaz-
dou chvili muze pTiJiti. Pohledl
k obloze. Byla temne modra a
ma nj tisice hvezd. Zapomnel
uz ma veSkeru uzkost. VSechno
pripadalo mu iaksi lhostejne,
naprosty kid ovladl Jeho nitro.
| Nsechno sc mu zdalo jasne, ur-
cite a jaksi malicherne.
Jenom nesmirny chlad citil.
lima jim lomcovala.
Kule klepaly do skaly pred
MIN hvizdaly mad hlavou.
Vzpomnel Ma sve d6tstvi, ma
matku, ma nejkrasnejsi okamzi
ky zivote, uzrel pred sebou
uzkostlive zraky sve zeny, smi
I'll Sc uz aniz by chtel, Sc vsim,
V dust bylo klidno, jaksi kras-
ne, nic uz ho nemohlo vzruSit
J Jenom vzpominal klidne ma pc
kne okamziky minula. Cely
jeho zivot prosel mu mysll.
Maminka, draha maminka
ably ho tn videla.
Use w bylo Ia MIN, jakoby
uz nenalezel do tohoto sVeta
| tax 0 vSem uvazoval.
w Sc rozednivalo, kdyz ze
zadu priSla posila. Jina jejicf
. setnina pfibehla a zhustila je-
| iich retez. Italove rychleii pa
| iii. Nekolik ranenych zab6do
: valo. Mezi nadporucika Jiri
no ulehl k zemi dustojnik prl
: behnuvSi setniny. | Ze strany
objevila Sc posila od pluku.-
ItaloVe byli tax obkliceni *
: dvou stran.
Dustojnik dzkostliy6 Sc scho
vaval ia velkym kamenem ;
: hovoril nadporucikem.
; "Jak k tomu pfijdu! Mam'
( byt V reserve a muslin do Ii
/ ME y Jiri poznaval hlas. By
to nadporucik Walter. "Necha
( isem 81 uvarit ma rano gulas
ted tn budeme MONA lezet d.
< poledne! -
Gulasem konci jeho nadse
/ ne rakouske vlastenectvi, NV;
: zoval Jirl.
: Nadporuclk setniny Sc Wal
Y trovi vysmival. Bylo mu uz leh
a cell. Dostatecna posila skytal
: nadeji, re Ital bude brzy pre-
e mozen.
Svitalo.
} Kulky klapaly bez ustani n
kameny, ia nimiz lezeli.
u Nadporuclk Jifiho nekol
Y krate 10 oslovil. Walter mu n
4 odpovidal. "To zdalo Sc mac
} porucikovi podezrele. Dotkl 5
o Waltra, ten lezel meme da
l. "Podivej Sc, co je nim.''
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VYMENf Sc "a majetek a.
neb ia hotove, hudebni OBJ
chod, Sc skladem phonogra-
phu, hudebnich nastroju, re-
kordu vseho, co do toho obo-
ru spada. Jest to dobre Sc Wy
placejici obchod ceskem oko-
Ii. Zavojete Hemlock 4749 K.
TIT
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PRODA Sc grocerni obchod

na Payne Ave-, kde Sc trzl
pres $500 hotove. Nedava Sc
ma liver. Je tam byt 5ti po-
kojich. Dobre okoli. Haste Sc
Ia Mr.. Lutler 5302 St. Clair A
We. 7-22
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-17

aneb koupit nejaky maletek,
obrat'te sc ma zkusen6ho sta
vitele. Mate-li lot, my Vam na
mem postavlme, chcete-li kou-
pit, my Yam prodame, praV6
name dohotoyeny 6-tirodinny
dunn a jeden pro dive rodiny.
Vas lot aneb druhy morgic We
zmem jako prvni splatku, ostat
ri ma 6 proc. V kazdem prlpa-
de Yam prodame poctive.
p. NEUZIL A SYN
9715 DenisOn Ave.
Tel. Heml. 4219.
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc grocerni obchod,
kde Sc trzi kol 500 tJdne pti
hotovem placeni kde je oyt
0 5ti pokoiich. Naleza Sc Y {.
2182 zap. 10. ul., vezmete
Fairfield ave. karu aneb ma
vstiyte jednatele Y Market
Building ma Woodland a vych.
55. H., room {. 207 mezi 3 a 5.
hod. odpoledne. 7-29
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PRODA ANEB Sc VYMENf

ia lot krasnJ automobil pro Z
osob. Haste Sc V els. 3343
Fulton Rd. lis
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PRODA Sc moderni dun 0 I
pokoiich, velmi LEVINE, pak-li
budt prodan rychle. Haste Sc
\ els. 4O55 vych. 10S. I'll. z Mi
les Ave. Il I
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny dun
a automobil ma 5 osob V do
brem stavu. Toto auto Sc da
"a $4,000. Haste Sc \ els.
1885 vych. AZ. ul. Washing
ton Parku. TT
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NASLEDkEM ODJEZDU I

Kalifornie proda Sc veImi lev
ne ruzny nabytek. Haste Sc
" els. $3.50 Fulton Rd. 7-17
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-27
HOME OF EARL OPEN
TO ALL AMERICANS
Anyone Who Wishes To Visit Kings
Stables At Buckingham At
Liberty To Do So

LONDON, Aug. 26.-The Earl of
Chesterfield lives up to his ancestral
name, and any American in London
who wants to visit the Kings stables
at Buckingham may do so, and feel he
is welcome unless by chance he has
done something which causes him to
be regarded with suspicion by Scot
land Yard.
First he applies to the Earl, who is
Master Of the Horse" and once in
receipt Of the Earl's polite note giving
him permission, the rest is easy. Few
horses, ever those of American multi
millionatres, are better, housed than
those of the King, and no American
multi millionaire, unless he goes in
for racing extensively, has so many Of
them.
Only IS Horses.
Inc sraDIes are built in the form of
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-27
Thousands Cubans
Are Cut Off From
Federal Service

HAVANA, Cuba, Aug. -<-Economic
readjustment of governmental services
resulting from the inauguration july
Of the 1922-1923 budget Of approx
mately $55,oo0,Ooo and causing the
dismiss sal of thousands Of federal en-
plc5es, struck heavy blow at the
Only remaining stronghold left TO
CUBAN citizens-the government ser
vice According to Jol ge Roa, in the
Dlario De La Marina. the only thing
Cuban In Cuba is The state, and ne
claims statistical backing for the fol-
lowing statement ra. ways ara
street car systems are under Anglo
American control public lighting
American: city property, so per C snt
owned or pledged ID foreign interests
as security for loans; rural property,
Sc per cent American; sugar interests,
IS Ter cent American controlled and
4t pei cent other foreign control; 20
ba :cc 70 per cent Anglo-American
mining Anglo American; banking rs
per. cent foreign, shipping, foreign.
With Spaniards doing almost 100
per cent of the retail business of the
island and foreign interests dominat-
ing importing and wholesaling opera
lions, Cubans have been forced into
minor positions in every line except
law, medicine and official, posts to
which Cuban citizens alone are eligi-
BILE
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a quadrangle. Rows Of wide roomy
stalls are on either side of a long
chamber, with lofty arched roof.
Each stable can accommodate scores
of animals, but the population of the
Royal News has shrunk considerably
in recent years until now but S5 sp1en-
did specimens of carriage and riding
horses remain as against the normal
figure Of 165 in pre-war days.
Each horse has his name over his
manger, and has his special duty as
signed to him on the roll of the Master
Of the Horse. Here are the state coach
horses, the special carriage pairs, the
Queens barouche horses, the King
chargers, the horses of the Prince OF
Wales, Prince Henry and others.
The principal attraction of the
coach houses is the great state coach
which is used for coronations and a
few other very special occasions when
Royalty is expected to put on all the
style it can muster. 1t weighs 4 12
tons, is "a feet long and was built 100
years ago.
Glass Harness Cases.
In the adjoining harness room is dis
played in large glass cases the eight
sets of red morocco leather harness
overlaid with gold used by the eigh
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have been regrettably lacking, ac-
cording to some of the leading shoe
designers and scientists of the
country.
Adopting Scientific Methods.
Shoe scientists are determined
to remove forever from con-
lecture the answers to the ques-
tions, What is a perfect foot?
When does a shoe fit perfectly? by
substituting scientific standaYds for
guesswork. AS there has never
been a time when the shoe industry
has reached so great a degree of
perfection, the greatest interest is
maintained in developments III this
direction.
And now one member of the pro-
fession, Oliver E. De Ridder, who is
a director of the National Boot &
Shoe Manufacturers Association
and one of the country's most
famous designers of shoes, has adj
vanced a new and scientific method
for establishing foot standards, and
Of producing shoes to conform to
them
Mr.. De Ridder has pointed out
that since some 161 devices to pre-
vent or correct foot troubles are
now said to be on the market and
that many of these are intended to
be inserted in shoes, there must be
some inherent and fundamental
fault in the accepted methods of
producing shoes.
Over a period of seven years he
had taken thousands of measure
ments and plaster impressions of
normal feet of all shapes Snd sizes.
He then secured measurements of
the composite or type" foot. 1t
represents the average contours of
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last fan. When the muscles give
way the arch breaks down.
So the new science of shoe max
ing will take account of all the
delicate arches on the sole of the
foot of which two are longitudinal
and two lateral. 1t will in fact
mould the upper part of the sole Of
the shoe to the sole of the foot.
By this means it is possible to pro-
duce a shoe in which every arch of
the foot is represented by a cor
responding rise in the upper sur
face Of the sole and every depres-
sion of the foot is accompanied By
a corresponding indentaEion in the
sole. Into this mould the fooe slips
as easily and as naturally as Ghe
bare feet slip into the form made
in the pliable, moist sand at the
seashore. The arches are easily
and eiastically supported at every
point there IS no opportunity for
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horses that draw the great stat.
coach. Each set of trappings is GU
from a complete hide so that there i,
no joint in the leather. Gunmets
overIaid with gold was used for all
the metal work, the eight sets costing
$4,000.
The Master of the Horse has very
little to do with the practical running
of the royal stables. That is done by
Captain Benbow. He is far too grea;
a parsonage for work of this kind. IL
is paid $4,000 a year and must be a
peer to be qualified for his position.
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NE De Rldder With 1u6chineg wz5ch>
mould inner SIr4ace oP SEzoe.>

Since the war, when physical
examinations showed so many men
unfit for service because of foot
trouble, measures to prevent the
development of defective feet have
assumed an increasing importan~ :
among physicians who realize that
upon the condition of the feet de-
ponds, to no inconsiderable extent,
the health of the entire body.
In New York foot clinics, main
tanned by charitable physicians,
treat from 100 to 200 poor patients
nightly. That the cases are by no
means all simple ones is indicated
by the fact that the clinic
maintains it's baking machines
for rheumatism and neurosis, its
X-ray and its massage, its plaster
cast room and its bandage tables.
All ages, creeds and nationalities
fill the rooms of the clinics which
have been supported by the doctors
private purses.
So widespread are foot troubles
that the physicians have recon-
mended examinations be made of
the feet of all children In public
schools. Faulty shoes and wrong
Z iture, largely due - improper
shoes, are said to be responsible for
this condition. Examinations of the
feet Of school children in certain
districts disclosed that seventy per
cent of the girls and sixty per cent
Of the boys were foot detectives,
according to the Journal of Medi-
cine.
Lacking a definite ideal, women,
men and children have unwittingly
and voluntarily plunged into ar
ocean Of foot tortures.
But standards for foot beauty
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face of the upper part of the sole Of
a new shoe, the arches may become
weakened or depressed.
To force the curved and arched
sole of the foot against fat sur
face is as barbaric, in his opinion,
as to bind fat board against an
Indian baby's head or to swathe a
Chinese woman's feet in bandages.
The bony structure of the foot
may be compared to a group of
four arches. But from an archi-
tectural viewpoint the longitudinal
arch of the foot is defective. For
the bone which corresponds to the
keystone of the architectural arch
does not support the rest of the
structure, but is held in place by
the llgaments and muscles. If un-
supported it would fall of its own
weight. This view is supported by
one of the worlds fansons ortho-
paedists who visited this country