davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18

at Fa'rtaN. VIII require more than
seventy miles OF riding. AloIt th!r-
" ml!cS wer" covered in the first
DAY, G"n.ral PerShinG stopping with
friends Just outside this city lr-
night. He appeared to- be entirely
recovered from his recent indisposi-
ton. tn" journey being described az
part "f the rccuperu,ive program
suggested By his physicians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18

toward the buildings. and the efforts
-. The caIetakcr. the one man on the
is'"nh 70 eNtinguish IL. were unSuc-
C..Ssfui.
NJ o'clcck last night the flames
CcuiG he PLAINLY seen ali along tn.
DhN front. i.!cu,enants Dollard and
E'iNd, from Fortress Monroe. left
TINS morning in I. SUB chaser for the
island They. with Captain crist
VIII constitute an official board Of
Investigation into the origin OF the
fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
The Secret Revealed.

With the close OF the Fun Game
comes the revelation OF how MANY
words" were In that teasing pic.
turc. But until then there is stnl
time TO get in your list and comnete
for the big prizes So IL Won have NO,
vet done SO. turn to the "B word
picture In this issue and put in your.
Did for a big prize
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Cr.. Thrcr Year, In pri,on

NORFOLK. VA. Anril l1.-Snrinccr
Augurson. coinrcd. charged with at
lacking young white hoy at ocean
View last October, aud arrested by
Portsmouth police ahou; a month ago.
was tried in the Norfolk County
Circuit Court at Portsmouth today
and sentenced to three years ia the
Motion for new trial
was continued for later argument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18

ing their community brought into
IN" city. believing that the hest 1n4
tercstS az al concerned would hA
served ~ such change
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
NOTICE.

Bids will be received for the
erection of one storage shed to be
built at county Jail, NJ to mid
night, Saturday, January II, 1922.
Specifications can be examined at
the county court house. road super
intendents office. The right is re.
served to reject any and all bids.
e. Il. SWOPE,
Deputy Purchasing Agent,
Bernalillo County.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
VAN SOELEN is
RECOGNIZED BY
BIG GALLERIES

An invitation to exhibit his paint
ings in two famous eastern art gall
ieries is an honor recently con-
ferred upon Theodore Van Soelen,
young artist who has been maxi
ling his home in Albuquerque for
the past five years.
! Mr.. Van Soelen has been invited
Ito exhibit THE Flamingo Gate" at
the Albright gallery in Buffalo and
"OId Albuquerque at the Phila-
delphia academy. Both paintings
have been en- exhibition at the Cor
coran art gallery in Washington, d.
IC.
Both paintings are full of the
feeling and color of New Mexico
and show to a marked degree the
mastery of color which has been
on of the most notable character
istics of Van Soelen's work. Both
pictures will be well remembered
! by his Albuquerque friends
While any reputable artist can
exhibit in the Albright and Phila-
delphia academy galleries, provided
their pictures pass the jury, it is a
great honor to be invited by them
to exhibit. It indicates that the
ertist has definitely arrived at sue
cess
Mr.. Van Soelen and his bride.
formerly Miss Virginia Carr, have
returned from a honeymoon motor
trip TO Ell Paso and will leave today
for Santa Fe where they will snend
tho remainder Ct the winter, They
were married here on December
los. Mrs. Van Soelen is the daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Clark NJ.
Carr.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
LOCAL ITEMS

Coal Supply Co. Phcne 4 and s.
Allen Bruce. II. H. Ackerson,
Rev. Charlie Mexican. f. O. Wes-
terfeld and Harry Braun have been
named as the committee to arrange
for AlbuquerQue's observance of
national thrift week.
C. H. Kern, former deputy Unit
ed States marshal, is i'll at the Elks
club. There is a possibility that
pneumonia may develop.
DR.. Murray, usteopathic physician,
Woolworth Bldg phone 644-W.
Attention! Stockholders OF the
Jackson Compressor company.
There will be an important meet
ing in my office Thursday evening,
January 10, at 1880 o'clock. II. o.
Strong, Director.
j. T. Young and o. T. Yates have
purchased the Dickinson ranch Of
twenty acres across the river and
will cultivate 10000 fruit and
shade trees on the place. Young is
connected with the Albuquerque
nurseries.
The Howard Home school de-
feated the second Central school
basket ball squad yesterday by a
score of 22 to G. The first Central
team beat San Jose 20 to o.
Abram Gallegos of Barelas was
sentenced to two years in the state
penitentiary yesterday on charge
OF assaulting Lucecita de Romero
with a deadly weapon. 1t was al
legged that Gallegos forced her to
cook a meal for him and struck her
with heavy revolver.
Factory wood, full truck load.
four dollars. Hahn Coal Company.
Phone 81,
There will be a stated convoca
ton of Rio Grande Chapter No. 4,
r. A. M, this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Parke,., who for the
past few months has acted as
checker at the Y. w. c. A. cafe
terra, has gone to FL Paso to fill a
clerical position.
Miss Pauline andrews has come
from her home near Galveston,
Tex, to take a position at the tie
plant.
The Parent-teachers association
of Mountain View will meet at the
school house on Friday evening
There will be children's program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
HOTEL FUND IS
!. WITHIN $4,000
Of COMPLETION
Al KiWanianS Pledged to
Assist in Drive Today;
Annual Directors Election
to Be Held Soon.

But $4,000 is needed in sub
scriptions to complete the Albu-
querque Hotel fund.
Among others who have prom
ised to work today are Al Kiwanis
members.
"Two days OF work will easily
finish the drive, If we have
enough workers" declared Sidney
We'll, drive manager, last night
"If every man and woman who
has assisted at any time in the
drive win work one day, we will
complete the fund in few
hours"
The $3.50 pledge club is rapidly
growing, now having So members.
1t is planned to add to this club
a $3.50 and a 500 club. These
pledges are not to be paid until
the hotel is completed.
zone of the first big conven-
tons which Albuquerque will
secure through the new hotel is
the American National Livestock
association annual meeting" de-
clared Ray Morley, banker of
MaPualeIld, VINO pdS5tu III ouSl -
Albuquerque yesterday en- route to
Colorado Springs to attend the
association convention there,
1.-THE national association has
been wanting to hold a con-
vention in Albuquerque for a
number of years" Mr.. Morley
added, "But has been prevented
due to lack of Accommodations in
the city"
In case the hotel fund is COM
pleted by tomorrow evening Drive
Manager Well stated that a wire
would be sent to the Colorado
Springs convention inviting the
cattlemen to hold their 1928 con-
ference in this city and advising
them that there will be ample
room for all of them and their
families.
Directors at their meeting
yesterday made arrangements for
the annual directors election to
be held the third week Of January.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
JUNIOR RIFLE CORPS
MEDAL is AWARDED TO
TEN N. NJ. RESIDENTS

Five hundred and forty-nine
medals were awarded in the Win
chester Junior Rifle corps matches
in November, Of which BIZ We're
pro marksmen, 202 marksmen, 100
sharpshooters, ia possible bars,
five experts and five instructors.
This makes 12,4S7 medals hat
have been given for good shoot
ing with the .22 caliber rifle in the
w. j. r. G. competitions this sea-
son. The Winchester Junior Rifle
corps now has a membership OF
$1,000,
The medal winners in New Mex
leo are Eddie Long, Edward
Torres, Katherine Duncan Alister
Mactavish, John Anderson, all of
Nagdalena; Archie TiXton, Clinton
Branum, of Carrizozo, and Preston
Robb, Roy Baker and Roland
Rominger of Demlng.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
ANTHROPOLOGIST
ADDRESSES CL UB
ON HIS STUDIES

DR.. Dudley Buxton, a professor
of oxford university whose hobby
is physical anthropology, spoke
before the Kiwanis club at it's
luncheon yesterday. His subject
was Man in His Physical Aspects. ]"
DR.. Buxton explained that he is
making an exhaustive study of
normal man in his various environ
ments ETe has made observations
of variances of human physical
measurements and characteristics
in different ATTITUDES and climates
and is working out plans to inn
prove conditions for the betterment
of the races. He is on a years
scholarship tour OF the world.
A hotel campaign rally was held
at the meeting Sidney Well made
an address, appealing for more so.
licitors from the Kiwanis club to
live up to their motto as builders.
As q result forty members of the
club promised to give the entire
day today to the hotel work.
Three members of the High
school graduating class, Adrian
Morris, Frank Dorelli and John
Oliver, were guests of the club.
Miss Ruth Daugherty a university
student, gave three whistling solos,
accompanied by Miss Dorothy
Cameron. The attendance prize, a
check for SIS given by DR ]. f. J.
Harris, was won by A. r. Heben-
STREET. The silent boost was
pocket mirror given by e. j.
Strong.
Expressions of sympathy were
sent to the family of p. Il. Mccain
ma, who died Tuesday evening. Mr..
McCanna was eulogized by several
members of the club. Flowers
were also voted sent to Mrs. NJ. X.
Wylder. who is critically Ill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
BLACK WHITES SLAVE
CASE DISCOVERED BY
OFFICERS AT RATION

Scotty Sutton, alias Clarence
Scott, colored, is in Jail at Ration
n. NJ, awaiting federal jury trial
on Mann act charge, according
to special agents of the depart
ment of justice here. This is one
of the few black white-salve cases
on record IN the state.
Sutton Is an Oklahoma negro
about % years of age and cook
by trade He is charged with
bringing Margaret Marguerite Dill
lard, colored, from Colorado
Springs to Ration, where he was
arrested on January s. He is
being held in default of $3.50
bond.
The man was arrested in a
garage in Ration. AS soon as he
saw the federal officer enter the
place he knew that he "warn't
no local law" and refused to
recognize his own picture, accord
ing to the officers. He also
stated that mis- arrest 'fnterfered
largely with his plans" since both
he and the woman were planning
to obtain divorces from their
present partners next August.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
RHEUMATIC TWINCE
MADE YOU VINCE!

7 Use Sloan's freely for rheumatic
| jaches, sciatica, lumbago, over
worked muscles, neuralgia, back
aches, stiff joints and for sprains and
strains. II PeHetraies gitioat rubbing.
The very first time you use Sloan's
Liniment you will wonder why you
never used it before. The comforting
warmth and quick relief from pain
will delightfully."- surprise you.
Keep Sloan's handy and at the first
sign of an ache or pain, use it.
At all druggists-35c. zoe. 81 40.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12

lMBOltlED FIGS.
NEW DRIED PR MES,
H.. ..,,. ......t. .rf.,,... .1Oc
PURE SORG II U NJ, ALL
SIZES
Bulk Peanut Butter, h.. zoe
Comb Honey. .....,.. soc
1-Gal. Honey. .,,,....,.....$1 SITS
A-Ga1 Honey. .............. 90c
4-lbs. Lima Beans. soc
1-GaI. Cider Vinegar. ....... soc
lib. Royal Cocoa ........ soc
Sack of Meal. ............. 35c
lib. Pig Bacon. ,.......... 25c
Star and Horseshoe Tobacco. soc
Eggs, dozen. 45c
Apricots, Peaches and Pears
az lib. cans. ............. csc
JUST IN-t021 Holland Milk
ers' Herrings.
just received another shipment of
National Biscuits, Cakes
and Crackers.
THE ONLY CASH AND DELIV-
cry STORE IN THE CITY.
FRANK TROTTER
lie West Gold Avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
PHONE ga TO-DAY
WE SELL FOR CASH

VT 0TNIlI IOIN OINSH
ALL GOODS DELIVERED
FULL LINE OF FRESH DRIED
FRUITS JUST RECEIVED
BULK AND PACKAGE DATES.
IMPORTED FIGS.
NEW DRIED UNES,
I'D. ...,,. ..,.,.s. .pf., 49,. .1Oc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
D0lNGS

Mr.. w. G. Emmerson, who re-
Gently purchased a lot on the corn
err of Stanford and Highland ave-
nues is preparing to build.
Workmen are now connecting
the new pump to the main water
pipe leading to the reservoir on
the north side of Central avenue,
necessitating new pipe connections,
Jennings B. Reed has just pur-
chased a lot on the corner of Coal
and Dartmouth avenue in the new
restricted district.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
KASEMAN AND D. FAIR
ARE ALSO ON STATE
NATIONAL BANK BOARD

Among the members of the
board of directors of the State Ma
tional bank are George Kaseman
and David Farr, whose names were
omitted by mistake from the jour
nars story Of yesterday morning on
the bank elections.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12

II it's groceries we have It. Look
over the stock and compare prices.
Free delivery anywhere. Conroy's
Grocery, SIG West Central. Phone
702-W.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12
]. R. WILSON BOOKED
TO SPEAK AT THE Y
FELLOWSHIP LUNCH

Breakers Ahead" is the subject
Of a talk to be given by ]. r.
Wilson at the Fellowship lunch
con at the Y. M. c. A. Sunday
evening at Sis o'clock. There
will be special music by male
quartet. Men and boys who are
visiting in the city are urged to
make reservations at the "Y'
office either today or tomorrow.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12

In memory of my beloved hus-
band Frank Nordstrum. who
passed away January II, 1921. al
ter twenty months of suffering
Gone but not forgotten by his low
ing wife. Mrs. Lily Nordstrum.
In life. in death, on earth, in
heaven,
This is the name for me.
The same sweet style, the title given
Through all eternity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-12

CITY ELEC,z.-ss'r SHOE SHOP
Phone I67-W. eIS South Second.
Tree Cali and Delivery,
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DOMNELY VRAH ZATCEN.

Elyria, O., 3. srpna. Serif N.
D. Backus odejel vcera vecer
do New Yorku, kde Pavel Citek
jest uveznen pro zavrazdeni
Andy Kuckovice, jehoz telo
bylo nalezeno blize trait Big
Four drahyv Grafton. Syn mr.
tveho muze pravi, ze otec jeho
a Citek, kteri pracovali do ne
davna v uhlodolech v Kentu-
cky, NELL v 1myslu navstiviti
Polsko a spolu ma cestu sc w.
dali. Syn pravf, re otec jeho
mel u sebe asi $1,000, ale je-
nom $35 bylo u neho nalezeno.
Citek byl zatcen, kdyz v New
Yorku ma nadrazi predlozil "a.
vazadlove listky "a sebe Ku.
ckovice.
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KOLUMBICTf RYTfRI
PAPEZI.

Atlantic City, N. j., 3. srp-
ma. - Narodni Sized RytirG
Kolumbovych zaslal telegram
papezi Piovi, v nemz sc pravi
"Rytiri Kolumbovi pfijali $
hlubokou vdecnosti zvlastni
pozehnani naseho svateho ot-
ce. Shromazdeni v narodnim
sjezdu jednomyslne sc usnasi-
me, re prace, kterou blaho-
sklonne poverila mas hlava ka.
tolicke cirkve, bude vykona.
ma. Obnovujeme znova, mas
SLIP vernostT a synovske 'odda'
nosti a, modlime Sc, ably nej'
.vyssi knee tesil sc st'astne a
slavne vlade jako hlava cirkve
ktera jest hlavni hrazi prot
silam mravni a spolecenske
zkazy."
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EMIL PINTNER SOUZEN
PRO LOUPEZ.

Emil Pintner, jenz Sc "pro-
slavil' dobrodruznym 1tekem
"cerne Mari" a po delSi dobe
nedavno teprve dopaden. byl
vcera souzen pro loupez, spa
chanou ma Julii Kretchove, {.
2238 zap. 38. ul. okresni soud-
kyni FL. E. Allenovou. Proce-
SUI tomuto Sc prave chtel w.
hnouti sensacnfm 1tekem. =
Soudu ale nastaly neobyvkle
obtize, neb pani svedkove jsou
rozstrkani po rdznych krimi.
nalech, tax jeho pomahac pr
zminenem loupeznem prepa-
deni, John Paplyk, jest ma let
MIN byte v mansfieldske po.
lepsovne j j. Jen Viktor Pesta
jenz 81 prave odsluhuje desiti-
ley zalar v trestnici, byl vcera
predveden. Pesta utekl ten
krate spolu Pintnerem, ale
byl chycen ma schodech postoN
nj budovy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-04
SOUHLASf S MORCANEM
A KAHNEM.

z Pafize telegrafovany in
terview J. P. Morgana a Otty
Kahna, kteri vyslovili MAJOR,
re by Sc valecne dluhy evrop-
skych statd Americe mely pro-
ste skrtnouti, vzbudil v zdej-
Sich financnich kruzich velky
zajem. Mineni zdejsich finan.
cnikG jest souhlasne myslen.
kami obou americkych financ-
nikn, jelikoz ohromne financ.
nj zatizeni Evropy ma jisty
vliv ma obchod a postup zdej-
81. Prevlada mfneni bankerd
ze "a morem nemGze nastat
podstatnejsf zlepseni We vzaje.
mnych vztazlch, dokud tentc
palcivy problem nejakym zpd'
sobem nebude rozlusten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-04

- Prid'te Sc pobavit Sc
sjezdovymi delegaty Jedno-
ty c. S. P. S. pFi opere
"Orfeus v Podsvsti", kterou
sehraje Pevec. Sbor Lumir-
Hlahol pod protektoratem
sjezdoveho vyboru Velkc-
fadu Statu Ohio We stfedu
80. srpna.
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Zevloun:
POZEHNANY DEST.

V jednom z onech staroby-
lych domG ma .Starem Meste
| prazskem, stavenych massivne
jake pevnost, Sc sirokym por-
talem, kteremu schazel jen pa
daji most, ably DOZEN vstupu do
hradu byl 1plny, bydlela pani
PetrnouSova sc svou dcerou Be
tynkou. Jak dlouho tn jiz oby-
vala We druhem dvore, obepja
tenn dokola rozlozitou pavlaci,
nevedel dobre nikdo; ale tolik
bylo jisto, ze kdykoliv sc o te-
to veci mluvilo, at u kupce,
nebo u hokyne, pani Petrnou-
sova hneQ to spocitala.
.Zacla takhle: "Betynce bylo
dive leta, kdyz mdj starej -
DEF mu panbu nebe - umrel.
TAX to bychom NELL dvacet let,
ponevadz Betynce je dnes diva
advacet. Frantik byl nejstarsi
a ten byl o osm let starsi nez
ona; tax to name tricet. A tri
4roky. pred .tinl,Anez-se -narodil,
uz jsme tn bydleli; tedy triatri
Get let, zrovna leta Kristova,
tn bydlim. To jsou leta, to je
co fict! A vzdycky We vsi po-
cestnosti!" dodala s durazem.
Posluchaci obycejne Sc stou-
chli lokty, jednak proto, re
pri pohledu ma panf Petrnous-
kovou ami "a dnd jeji mladosti
nikdo by byl o jeji pocestnosti
nepochyboval, ponevadz bo-
hove neobdarili il prazadnou
krasou, jednak st'ouchali Sc
proto, re skutecne bylo to eco
rict', re triatricet let to omen
dim, ci spravneji receno, jeji
sousede vydrzeli, bydlet.,v jeji
blizkosti. Nebot' prave u We
domi sveho ''vydrzeneho pra-
va, jako nejstarsi najemnice
delala 81 ruzne naroky a pre-
devsim ma respekt u novejsich
partaji, ktere zahy vystihly,
re je dobre panf Petrnousko-
YOU pekne po ranu pozdravit,
poptat Sc il, jak Sc vyspala a
co Sc il zdalo, a neopomenout
Sc zminit slecne Betynce. PAX
molly deti teto partaje pri Ste
kani sborit schody a ma dvore
tropit indiansky rev, ami 81 jich
nevsimla, ba mela pro ne, kdyz
JIM sousedi hubovali jeste o.
mluvu: "Vzdyt' jsou to neroz-
umne deti a my take nebyli q
; mic lepsi!" Ale jestlize nekdo
re sousedI ocitl Sc pani Petr-
nousovou v. nevdli, pax poznal,
zac je toho loket. Kdyz spusti.
la ma pavlaci sve kazani O ne.
zvedenych fakanech a haran-
: tech a rodicich, ktefi je k nj.
cemu nevedou a kdyz zddraz.
) nila, ze "a celych tricet let, CO
tu bydli, takova neporadna par
tai jako ii X. tn nebyla, deti re
| dvora zmizely, jako kdyz sire.
Ii do vrabcuG, obyvatele domu
znovu 81 pripomneli, re donna.
ci pan tn neznamena mic, do.
! movnice druhe mic, ale pant Pc
trnousova vsechno. Velmi il k
teto Wade v dome napomahaI
zjev: vecne jenom We spodnii
; ce, trepkach a vyhrnutym
rukavy budila hrdzu. Vzala-l
do konce koste do ruky a lou
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STAV NORTHCLIFFUV
HORSf

Londyn, 3. srpna. Bulletin
vydany lekari lorda Northclif-
ia dnes vecer pravi, re stav pro
sluleho vydavatele, vlastnika
rady dGlezitych casopisd, jest
meme uspokojivy. Seslabl znac-
ne V poslednich nekolika dnech.
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stfechu hotelu, ale ze pan Tro-
meek, vedom 81 sve zodpoved-
nosti pred svetem, matkou a
lidskymi recmi, dodal 81 kura-
ze a I'VE vsi pocestnosti" ma
psal do knihy cizincu MAMIE.
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STRANA 8.

le Tronfckovi z Prahy", cfmz
projevil svoje poctive oumysly
cerne ma bflem.
Nacez pani Petrnousova, do
jata k slzam mad stestim Betyn
ky, rekla parku sve "Amen" a
sobe duchu, re ten dest' byl
opravdu pozehnany.
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4nu |
doprano odchovat deti We "vsi
pocestnosti''.
Ami vesnu sc vsak nenada-
la pani Petrnousova, ze po val
ce, kterou st'astne prestala, ma
dejdou pro kvartyrske zlate
! easy a re v nouzi o byty pri-
jdou k nj ne uz studentici, ale
hotovi pani, kteri nabidnou "a
pokoj primo pohadkove sunny;
budou st'astni, jen kdyz dosta-
! nou pristresi. / toho byla 81
vsak pani Petrnousova vedo-
ma, re valka mnoho lidi zkazi-
la a zejmena mravy mladych
muzi povazlive otrasla, coz
! vzhledem k slecne Betynce by
10 veci uvazeni hodnou. To d.
te bylo tax nezkazene, Eve vsi
pocestnosti" vychovavane, ze
matka Petrnousova. az Sc otra-
sla pri myslence, re by neja-
ky lehkovazny hejsek mohl il
obloudit. Co nestala sc tako-
va v6c uz nejednou, re vetrel
Sc do sporadane domacnosti ja-
ko podnajemnik mlady muz
zapfedl s domaci dcerou MA
most a najednou, kdyz uz sc
mel vyslovit, vyslo ma jevo, re
ma kdesi zenu s detmi?
Panf PetrnouSova nesmela
by NIT dlouholete zkuSenosti
jako kvartyrska, aby neznala
vsechna nebezpeci, jez mohou
hroziti mlade divce, jako byla
Betvnka, z bezprostredni bliz-
kosti a takrka nutneho denni-
no styku mladym muzem, dli
cim nj pod jednou strechou a
takrka jen dvermi kuchyne
do pokoje oddeleneho. Ale ia
Ike vedela, re v mnoha pripa-
dech Sc stale, re takovy pod
najemnfk, radny muz v do
brem postaveni nebo Sc slib-
nou budoucnosti, Eve sve po-
cestnosti" Sc do slecny dcery "a
miloval a jednoho dne pred
stoupil, jak Sc ma slusne lidi
patri, pred matku a pozadal j
ruku slecny dcery. Pani Pc
trnousova znala takovych pri-
padI mnoho a kdyby byl ma
pamet' jeji zat'ukal, tucet by
| jich v tn ranu byla shledala,
nebot' znala dokonale rodinne
kroniky nejen celeho domu, ny
brz i cele ulice a jeste daleko
"a jejfm rohem. Ba materske
jeff srdce dokonce takoveto
shy a kombinace spradalo!
A tax kdyz po prazdninach
lonskeho roku prisli a do kvar
tyru Sc hlasili STUDENT a rGzni
bytu potrebni lide, jen diva ma
le hochy vzala do jednoho po-
koje a re spousty uchazecd o
druhy dikladn9 81 vybirala, az
u jednoho Sc zastavila a zjistiv
81 jeho generalie, pecliveji nez
u soudu, pod strechou svou no
prijala. Byl to vzhledny; itchy,
zarucene svobodny clovicek,
sebe dbaly, netoulavy, nekou-
ricf, neplivajicf ma podlahu a
nj ma strop a co hlavni, de-
vate dietni tride s brzkou wy
hlfdkou ma postup, tedy clovek
budoucnosti a pod pensi. Do
prime pani Petrnousove ma
raz Sc vepsal tim, re zadaje j
o pronajem pokoje, pred do
movnici, ktera Sc mihla k tomu
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NOVINAR NAHLE SKONAL
Edwin

Londyn, 8. srpna. Edwin
Cleary Kentucky, zurnalista
a valecny correspondent, kle-
snul mrtev ma londynskem ze-
leznicnim nadrazi dnes rano,
kdyz 81 kupoval listek do Bir-
minghamu. Srdecni mrtvice
privodila nahly skon.
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SEDMA OBEr.

New York, 3. srpna.Poziti O.
traveneho "paje" v restauraci
Sherburnove vyzadalo 81 jiz sc
dmou obet' v osobe Hermana
Bernsteina z Leonia, N. j., jenz
zemrel dnes. Ctyricet osob, jez
otraveneho "paje" polly, jest
dOsud nemocnO.