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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
BERLIN POSTER INoFFENsIvE.
City Councils Suspicion LuIied by
Opera Manages.

Special Correspondence TO THE NEW York
HERALD.
BERLIN, Nov members OF the Ber-
lin city council attended the Comic
Opera in a body last night at the invi-
tation of the manager. who wished to
prove to them that his show contained
no propaganda against the nation. Sus-
picion had been cast upon the show by
the posters. which showed a German
policeman with a French soldier on one
side and a Scotch Highlander on the
other.
Numerous demands from the public
TO have the show closed caused the
manager 70 invite the Inspec.ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS

Sales. Omen. HIGH. Low. Last.
~ Uni Fruit. 1924 152h 152 1o2
237 United Shoe. Ala 4l& 4lh 4lAs
80 Unit Shoe pr. 25% 20 29% -
"a Ventura $3.50. 20 20 25B ~
200 Waltham 500. ~ az "a "a
II Waltham pr. - - u y
30 Walworth -. II II u II
rs Warren Bros. 2Ih 2IA 2'a Zi8
BONDS.
$1,000 Hood Rub rs. 1914 99H 99A egA
1000 Int Cement Ss109 1o9 103 lob
1000 ~ r Tel 5s... 91A 91h 9Ih 9I1s
2000 West Tel 5s.. 80 % % %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
TRADE REVIEW AND
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
law Textile Prices Irregular,
With Silk and Cotton Weak
After Big Advance.
WOOL QUOTATIONS FIRM
Finished Goods Reflect Recent
Upward Movements in the
Primary Markets.

Irregularities in prices developed in
last weeks primary textile markets. but
the general trend continued upward.
Prices OF unfinished cotton goods
reached new high levels for the current
movement as a result of record prices
FOR raw cotton. Finished goods values
also were lifted slightly higher. WOODEN
and worsted goods continued firm, re-
hocting the strengthening raw wool mar
ket. There was another reaction in raw
silk, while raw fur prices were some-
what weaker. Finished silk values
were advanced by several manufac-
turers
While the complexion OF the textile
trade is growing brighter, there Is a
strong undercurrent of opinion that fur
Their price advances will not meet with
the approval of distributors and con-
sumers. The demand of consumers for
good quality merchandise at popular
prices Is a subject which Is engrossng
retail merchants. 1t is true that the
full advances In the primary markets
will not find reflection in finished goods
prices until next year. by reason of the
foresight OF merchants in stocking up
with goods before the advances set In.
How the consumer will take to the high
or prices next year is worrying retailers
and also Is influencing them In placing
their orders for next springs goods
Cotton Goods Trading Smaller.
Tho vertical drop In raw cotton at
the close of the week spread an air OF
uncertainty over the cotton goods trade.
Buyers were Jeluctant to commit them
selves for goods and preferred to await
developments. On the other hand. mills
welcomed the contraction In trading as
q sort of breathing spell for them.
Mapped goods were advanced by
large producer While many of the stan
dard colored cottons were quoted higher.
Fine white goods were in better de-
mand for the holiday trade and fo-
January and February sales. Good
business continued in percales for next
spring. The leading printer has no.
yet named new prices on it's withdrawn
lines of percales. Ginghams were
raised in price by a large seller. Mills
continued to refuse to book orders for
goods for next spring on the basis Of
current quotations.
Evidence of the strong demand for
high grade wooden and worsted fabrics
for the women's wear trade for next
spring is found in the announcement
made by the Botany Worsted Mills that
II has been found necessary to allot
large percentage of merchandise on
leading numbers for spring. The gen.
eral line of the company, 1t was said,
is practically withdrawn from further
sale as most numbers are sold up.
The statement that there will be no
advances in prices reflects the general
attitude of the wooden trade toward
prices of spring goods. Manufacturers
are averse to further increases, al
though current values do not strike q
favorable Balance with raw wool costs.
reem willing to absorb the advances
In raw wool and pare down their mar
gin OF profit rather than raise goods
prices further and run the risk of
dampening the enthusiasm of buyers.
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heavy tax on all foreigners who make
their homes there. They define for
eigner as a person who did not obtain
German citizenship before January /.
1919.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
POTSDAM TO TAX FOREIGNERS

Special Correspondence to THE NEW Yoxx
HERALD.
BERLIN, Nov. 4.-Potsdam IN the latest
community TO contemplate a ban against
Foreigners The council is planning a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-19
SALES BY AUCTION.

Administrator Absolute LIS
posal Auction of Farm, Stock,
Implements, Crops, Household
Furniture.
The undersigned administrator OF the
will sell at public auction to close the
estate, on the farm known as the Horton
farm. situated at High View, Sullivan
County. on the road leading from the
Newburgh and Cochecton Turnpike 20
Roosa Gap. / mile from the Turnpike
and miles from Bloomlngburg and 2h
miles east OF wurtsboro.
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 22d. 1922.
commencing at A. NJ. sharp, and con-
tinuing until all is sold.
THE FARM.
containing 255 acres. will be sold at I
+. NJ. sharp. 40 acres OF which are TIL
able. 90 acres OF fine pasture, lots Of
water in same. 25 acres OF fine timber
land. acres OF sugar maple. good
fences, springs and wells. ice pond. land
faces the east. The dwelling contains
II rooms and cellar, good high ceilings.
lots of windows and light. fine finish In
side and out, large porches. water in
house. handy and complete and IN fine
condition. Main barn. i75x3o has stanch-
tons for So cows. buckets and water, box
stalls. hay n1ows full length with ropes
and forks. Horse barn, lsx25, has stalls
for horses and hay room overhead.
Wagon house s5x25. with granary above.
Chicken house 4ox12 with large yard.
Ice house rs tons capacity. pig pen.
woodhouse and storehouse. This IL n
farm that has been kept up, has carried
sixty head OF stock for years. having
been IN the same family for so years and
IS 20 be sold 20 close tho estate. Come and
sec II any time before the sale. Good
schools. churches Of all denominations.
railroad and bus line, good roads and
fne neighbors.
At the same time and place VIII sell
30 head of choice Holstein cows. fine
horses. 75 chickens. winter pigs and
all the crops. implements and household
furniture. Including n lot OF antiques
BENJAMIN w. HORTON.
Of the estate Of Hattie NJ.
Horton, deceased. Post Office address
High View, Sullivan Co, N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
FRIENDS SAY He
IS NOW LOOKING.
YEARS YOUNGER
Carpenter Declares He
Used to Be So Played
Out From Stomach
Trouble He Could
Hardly Drive a Nail
Praises Tanlac For 20
Pound Gain.

"Since I took Tanlac my friends
declare look 30 years younger.
and l am just full of energy" said
William P. Garrison, well-known
carpenter and builder. ,2S s. AL
bany Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Il was just about played out and
so weak, nervous and trembly l
could hardly hold nail still long
enough to drive it. 1 hardly had
the appetite to eat anything and
no matter how little or how light
the food, / would suffer fearfully
from indigestion and heartburn.
My head ached like it would split,
and my back hurt SO bad l could
hardly stoop over.
But Tanlac has relieved me of
all my troubles and l have gained
twenty pounds. l have a big ap-
petite and l can hold my own with
the best men in my business. I'll
recommend Tanlac as long as l
i've"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-(Adver.isement)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14


I q q
fjcfrofk Jo1v III ovorat dayB|
81 uQney Weathee TIN NoelE tHp-|
rurnrily enntle4 retail e6fah1fah-
menfs hi 1bero1kanfs tare ,praetic-
aIlv nol6 OF d euraznef Goods and
tkSra ~ favar rnatked down sales
x0ine a fhan for many yeafs paat.
slur huainaea foe the Arst half Of
1914 - vwv nafisfactofy. was the
1890 returned BY the heads Of
mercanffle houses IN response to
nreeti0aa about fheir prugress.
Wholeaale dealers In clothing,
hafs. cars. shoes. gloves and haber-
dasherv declare country customers
- nnakfnr numerous INQUIRIES In
volvine reorders OF. fall rnerchan-
dis hecause Of thu promising out
look in tha farming sections. Al
thoueh fhA fruit crops were injured
in eome sections BY rains. they
still give promise Of record proper
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14

N ! lgSf ~ 49, ~ home eruvn,
III r1 IG1lEceD ~ De1soa ua1e
tk114 nfDGntanco ln3G Wook. The
I162to = q y M variety, mt
16a9a ~ yogy omod(h, and cells ~
r. conto = Dcnn6. Though few md
~ eal1ss1y ftpe whoa packed, the
'Sppgly y Sfocery stores u me
10 HOMEGROWN variety; 81 sweet
cofn q moes plentaful. and y sell
~ q - csnte : dozen. The mar
nj y DlentifnI1y supplied with
ubany Vegetables which are grown
a this locality. IN particular caulf-
u0Wer, bests, carrots and apples.
This - practically the first week
~ the appies, and they are going
woil q 10 csuts pound. The green
md wax beins, homegrown, are ale
mast e6oA but IL late crop will
eppeGf q about 4 month. Rasp-
berrtee are out for the season. but
there will b. plenty Of blackberries
~ the next week, ct 80 cents Q
quart.
LeganbOrries New Offering.
The first logan berries to be here
hsve arrived from California and
afe selling at 20 cents quart. Pink
meated cantaloupes from Arizona
are Just new and will be welcomed
ut rs cents each. Spanish onions
which are In demand will be here
In q few days at Is cents pound
These onions have not been on the
market for several months.
Summer spinach of the New Tea.
land variety which is grown locally
has arrived at IL cents pound
This spinach does not heat like
the winter variety, and therefore
Is OF better quality for summer use
The loss Of the telephone pea croI
which was burned out, Is beinl
made up by the supply coming from
California, at Is cents a pound.
Prices on foods this week stand
California cherries, 60 cents 1
pound; apricots, Is cents a dozen
plums, 20 cents q dozen; celery.
and ~ cents q stalk; head let
tuce, 40 cents a pound; peaches. a
cents basket; Casaba melons, q
cents piece: honeydew melons, g.
cents piece: sweet potatoes,
cents q pound; beets and carrots,
punches, 10 cents; cultivated blue
berries, 80 cents a quart; water
melons, az cents a pound; peppers
S and IN cents q piece; butter. 4
cents q pound, and eggs. 26 cents
dozen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14

New Orleans. July 14.-Factories
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
YHORT HILLS IS
NOT AFFECTED BY
NEW CLUB PLANS
,srse,.i Moline Service,

Plans OF the organizers Of the
Short Hills Country club will not
be affected by the movement which
has been started for Rock Island
country club. 1t was announced to-
Cay by several Of the men behind
the former enterprise. A number
OF Rock Island men have been in
Wed to Join the Short Hills club,
and few Of them may still accept
In spite Of the possibility Of Rock
land club. but the majority Of
tie members are being sought In
..ioline and East Moline. Officers
and directors Of the Short Hills
club will be elected at q meeting
OF the chatter members next Mon
day evening. Application for a
charter has already been filed.
More short-sighted people are
found In cities than in the country.
The greyhound is one Of the old
est types Of dogs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
LIVESTOCK.
NOTICE.

On and after the date hereof,
will not be responsible for any
debts or obligations other than
those personally contracted BY my
self. WILLIAM e. SMITH.
Dated this 18th day Of July. 1922
ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-14
Business Topics !,

philadelphia, July 14.-This city
Is In uncertainty - to the Sesqui-
Centennial exposition. Some large
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

Lady Janet, zcela pfirozene.
zmatena a nikoliv bez priciny
urazena, ami neodpovedela. Pc
kynula rukou sluhovi a poslala
no pryc navstivenkou. V po-
koji zavladlo ticho. Oci vsech
pritomnych v pokoii spocinuly
vice meme uzkostlive na Juli-
anovi. Mercy byla bojacne pre-
kvapena a pobourena. Horace
podobne jako lady Janet sc CT
til byti urazenym, aniz by vsak
vedel proc vlastne. | Grace Ro-
seberry byla ukrocena vlastni
svou predtuchou nejakem
zakroceni, pro nez byla zcela
nepfipraveRa. Julianova slova
i jednani od te chvile, kdy po-
depsal svoji navstivenku, byly
zahaleny v tajemstvi, nemz
zadna osob no obklopujicich
nemela tuseni.
Pohnutka, jez ho primela k
tomuto jednani muze vsak byti
vysvetlena ten1ito slovy: Julian
stale jeste veril We vrozenou
slechetnost Mercy-iny povahy.
z reel, jiz Grace jeho pritom
nosti Vedla yllci Mercy, lehce
seznal, re poskozena zena mu-
sela neuprosne vyuzitkovati w
hodu sveho postaveni v rozmlu-
We, .iiz on byl prerusil. Misto
ably sc byla dovolavala Mercy
ina soucitu jejiho smyslu pro
prayo - misto ably byla prija-
la vysloveni ieji opravdove tou
by po napraveni zpnsobeneho
bezpravi a misto co by il byla
mela povzbuditi k nejdokona-
lejsi a nejrychlejsi naprave zla
zavineneho = Grace patrne il
urazila potupila. Zcela pri-
rozeny toho nasledek byl ten.
re j vytrvalost jeji opustila.
(Pokraeovani.)
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4 j
zmrzaceni muze pouzivati psac
nikem konajicim sluzbu itals
! Mercy bala Sc Ia neho, po-
hlednouti. Znamky trapneho
jejiho pohnuti pocaly Sc jeviti
Nv menici Sc barve jeii lice a
neklidnem jejim mlceni. Byla
probuzena Julianovou vyznam
nou, ackoliv neprimou zmin-
kou 0 tom, co sc sbehlo meZi
mimi; lepSi jeii pocity jiz nj
zapasily, ably znoyu mad nj
nabyly vlady. V kritickem tom
to okamziku byla by snad po-
VOLTA slechetnejsim popudum
sve povahy, byla by Sc snad po
vznesla mad vzpominku ma vse-
chny ty urazky, jimiz byla "a
sypana, = 'kdybye Grace neby-
la v jejim vahani videla pro-
stredek k opetne urazlive zmin
ce v jeji rozmluve S Julianem
Grayem.
"Prosim, nerozmySlejte Sc
dvakrate, jen Sc sverte panu
Julianu Gray-ovi," pravila S
posmesnou zdvorilosti. NE
dbam 0 ziskani lasky pana Ju-
Llama Graye."
| Zarliva neduvera Horaceo-
va, probuzena jiz zadosti Julia
novou, pokusila sc nynl 0 to, "a
by Sc zjevn6 projevila. Drive,
nez mohl ~promluviti, rozhorle-
nj Mercyino diktovalo Mercy
nu odpoved.
"Jsem yam velice zavaza-
ma, pane Gray" pravila, obra-
tivsi Sc k 'Julianovi, aniz by
vsak k nemu o6i svych pozved-
nouti sc odvazila. "Nemam co
bych vice rekla. Nenit' jiz ia
potrebi, abych vas jeste obte-
| zovala.'
Ukvapenymi temito slovy cd
volala slibene sve vyznani. L.
kvapenymi temito slovy rozho-
dla, re podrzi postaveni, jez by
la uchvatila, re je podrzi tva-
ii V tvaf zene, jiz ne oloupi-
la! Horace byl umlcen, vsak
nikoliv spokojen'. Videl, jak
Julianovy oci spocivaly tru-
chlive a patraye pozornosti Ia
obliceji Mercyin6, mezitim co
mluvila. Slysel, jak Julian tise
4 povzdychl, kdyz domluvila. Vi
del. jak Julian, chvilku vazne
premysleje ma cizinku v chu
dobnem cernem safe Sc pOdl-
vav, nahle pozvcdl hlavu svou
Sc vzezfenim muze, jenz Sc 9
necem rozhodnul.
"Prineste mi hned omen IL
stek," prayil slozicimu. Has
jeho prozraZoval, ze nechce ne
chat sebou zahravati. Sluha
: uposlechnul.
Il Aniz by odpovedel lady ia
net, ktcra .stala jeste trvala ma
tom. &c vykonava, X cemu jest
: Cpravnena - vylal Julian re
sveho zapisnicku tuzku "a po.
dcpsal to, CO jiz ma listku bylo
napsano. Kdyz pax listek byl
odevzdal sluhovi, omlouyal sc
) sve tetilce.
"Odpust' prosim, re jsem Il
pfekazcl,' pravil. MEL jsem
: vaznou pficinu k tomu, co
: jsem ucinil, jiz ii pozdeji Wy
| svetlim. Prozatim nechci tt pre-
Z kazeti v tom, co uznas "a do
hre. Naopak. ia ii prave byl nd
) pomocen k dosazeni tveho OBJ
l9lenpho cilp =
| ! Povedev to, drzel do vyse
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

OQpOVeQ SVOu Grace plaClcl pO
Gala tim, ze zpGsobem rozka-
zujicim ukazovala ku dverim
knihovny.
"Nerozmyslite-li sc a neupo-
slechnete-li meho pokynu prve
yam sdeleneho drive nez dojdu
k onem dyefim," pravila, "uei-
MIN dalsi vas vzdor nemoznym.
Jsem zvykla, byti uposlechnut
a chci take byti uposlechnuta.
Nutite mne k pouziti krutsfch
SLOW. Varuji vas, dokud jeste
jest cas-! Jdete!" 4>
Lady Janet pomalu Sc vrace
la ku dvefim knihovny. JUL
an pokusil Sc zakrociti neja-
kym slovem domluvy. Teta je-
ho umlcela no pokynem. ktery
vymluvnes znamenal:
"Chci jednati samostatne =
Julian pohlednul nyni ma Mer-
cy. Setrva ona trpnem sta
WI? Ano. Mercy po cely ten cas-
nepozvedla hlavy; nehnula Sc
z mista, kde stala odloucena cd
ostatnich. Horace sam Sc po-
kousel 0 to, aby vzbudil jeji
pozornost, vSak nadarmo. Do
sedsi ku. dverim knihovny, la
dy Janet Sc ohledla pres rame-
no ma malou nehybnou cernou
postavu ma zidli sedici.
"Pujdete?" tazala Sc napo-
sledy.
Grace hnevive vyskoGila Sc
zidle a uprela zmiji sve oci ma
Mercy.
'Nechci byti vyhozena va
seho domu, lady, u pfitornno-
sti teto podvodnice," prayila.
"Podrobim Sc nasili, nepodro-
bin Sc vsak nicemu jinemu.
Trvam ma SVEN pravu k mistu,
0 nez mne ona okradla. Metre
ba Sc Sc mnou vaditi," dodala
schytralc, k Julianovi Sc obra-
cejic. "Pokud tato zenstina
pod mym jmenem .zde bude me
skati, potud nemohu a nechc
Sc vyhybati tomuto domu. Va
:, ruii il IL vasi pritomnosti, ze
jsam psala pratelum svym y
Kanade. Vyzyvam il, ably u pr
tomnosti vas vsech poprela, re
: je vyvrhelkou dobrodruzkou
| Mercy Merrickovou.'
Tato vyzvani donutila Mer-
J cy k sucastneni Sc v jednani
na svou vlastni obranu. Zavaza
la Sc, re Sc setka s Grace Ro.
: seberry a re il bude vZdoro.
vati. Pokusila sc o mluvenl -
Horace il vsak umyslu tom
zabranil.
: "Snizite sama sebe odpovl.
: DAMN ji," pravil. "Prijmete
me rame a opust' me pokoj."
! "Ano. Vyved'te ji!" kricela
Grace. MAT vsechnu pricinl
stydeti Sc pohlednouti poctivt
zene oblicej. Ona ma opusti
III pokoj, nikoliv ia!"
Mercy vyprostila ruku z ru
) ky Horacovy. "Zdraham Sc 0
komnatu!" pravila tise
Horace snazil sc jeste pre-
/, mluviti il k.odchodu. "Nemoh,
: prihlizeti tomu, jak jste ura
zena," pravil. "Zenstina ia s.
i mi protivi, ackoliv vim, re ne
!, nj zodpovedna "a to, co mluvl.
"Trpelivost nikoho z mas ne
: bude dele 'brana ma zkousku,
: pravila lady Janet.
: Pohledla ma Juliana a vyna
: Ia z kapsy listek, kteryz ]
i dal, otevrela dyefc knihovny.
o "Dojdete ma policejni stani
ci," pravila tlumenym hlasen
i sluhovi, "a odevzdejte. tento Il
0 stck inspcktorovi, icnz kon'
i sluzbu. Reknete mu, re neni a
a nj chvilky nazbyt."
4 "Seckejtc." pravil Julian
= drive nez teta mohla Ease dive
: re zavfiti.
t "Seckat?' opakovala teta z
c stra. "Udelila jsem prave svil
: rozkaZ. CO myslis?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21
~ersss.sNfss.
KAJICNA HikfSNlCE. 1
Roman cd Wilke Collinse pro "Domacnost"
angiciny preozil Gust B. Reis.

"Sama jste Sc priznala, re
jste Sc skryvala tamto," pravi-
la. "Znate svou cestu vedouci
temito dvermi. Chcete opustiti
pokoj?"
"Nehnu Sc ami ma krok -
Mercy prikrocila k postran-
nimu stolku a stiskla pero zvon
ce zde stojiciho.
v tu samou chvili otevrely
Sc dvefe pokoje kulecnikove-
no. Ma prahu objevil Sc Julian
Gray, vracejic1 Sc z bezvysled
neho prohledavani okoli do
mu.
Sotva re prekrocil prah, o.
tevrely Sc dvere knihovny pri-
cinenim slouziciho, jenz v po-
koji tom byl ma strait. Slouzi-
ci uctive vstoupil a propustil
lady Janet Roy. Ia nj nasledo
val Horace Holmcroft, mesa
matcin svatebni darek pro Mer
cy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

Carl Bronner sepy ODE oc obema rukama urazeny
granatem ukazue plukovniku Forbesov irektoru
ranskeho adu maor Arthur Deanov pfrucimu dreko-
enz ma pod dozorem rehablitacni divis lax pri
zmrzacen muze pouziva psaciho stroe er byl MANOR
nikem konacm sluzbu ialskych yodach behem valky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-21

tevrely Sc dveTe knihovny pfi-
cinenlm slouziciho, jenz v po-
koji tom byl ma strait. Slouzi-
ci uctive vstoupil a propustil
lady Janet Roy. Ia nj nasledo.
val Horace Holmcroft. mesa
matcin svatebni darek pro Mer
cy.
KAPITOLA Xxx.
POlicejni straznik v 0bcanskem
Obleku.
Julian rozhledl Sc po pokoji
a zustal stati U dveri. iez, pra-
We otevrel. ZralSy ieho spool
nuly neiprve na Mercy, pax ma
Grace. Rozrusene obliceje o.
bou zen zrejme mu prozrazo-
valy, re nestesti, jehoz Sc oba-
val. opravdu Sc prihodilo. Sc
tkaly Sc, aniz by byla tfeti ne
jaka osoba zakrocila. K jakym
krainostem nepratelska roz-
prayka nohla 'vesti, stoho Sc me-
mohl domysleti. u pritomnosti
tetiny mohl jen cekati, az sc
mu naskytne pfllezitost mluvi-
tt S Mercy a byti pohotovu "a
krociti, paklize by nevedomky
bylo uGineno neco, co by mohlo
zaydati opravdovou pricinu k
urazeni Grace. Prubeh jednani
lady Janet po ieiim vstoupenl
do jidelny. nalezal SC upnem
souhlasu povahou lady Janet.
Okamzite spozoroVavsi We.
ifclkyni,, ,pohledla zostra ia
Mercy. Go jsem ii pravila %
tazala sc. "Jsi postrasena? Nj
koliv! Ami dost malo postrase-
ma! Podivuhodnon -
Obratila sc k slouziclmu.
"Seckejte zde V knihovne; me
INA, re vas Ease budu potrebo-
vati.
Pohledla na Juliana. "Pre-
mech to vSechno mne! ia 81 tC
sama sporadam!' Pokynula
Horaceovi. "Zustan, kde stojiS
mlc!' Povedevsi vse, co kaz.
demu jednotlive povedeti chte-
la, pokrocila tu cast pokoje.
kde Grace stala sc stazenym o.
bocim a Sc rty sevrenymi
vsem vzdorujic.
"Nechci vas uraZiti, ani5
chci jednati vuci vam ukvape.
me-" pocala lady Janet velm
klidne. "Pravim vam jen, TX
vase naVSteVy Y mem dome ne
mohou vesti k zadnemu uspo
kojiyemu vysledku. Doufam
ze Sc postarate 0 to, abych ne
musela uzlti SLOW krutejsich
ncz .jsou ona prave pronesen;
- doufam, re jste porozumela
re 81 preji, abyste C0esla.'
Zadost ably opustila dun, SO
tva mohla byti pronesepa vet
81 lidumilnou ohleduplfosti VII
ci domnele slabosti smyslu oso
by, jiz platila. Grace lined j
odmitla slovy pokud mozn'
nejprostsimi!
"Jakozto spravedlnost vic
pamatce meho otce a jakozt,
spravedlnost vuci me vlastn
osobe,' pravila, "pozaduji n
vas slyseni. eodejdu odtud.'
20 slovech tech chopila Sc Q
kazale zidle j usedia u pritom
nosti domaci PAM. Lady Jane
cekala chvili, stale ovladaji
yyt%E+~ oh ,,S1: ,,S~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

DIRECT FROM OwSEP--Modrrn brick
home. West End. rooms tile bath.
sleeping porch. boulevard 1851
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

attractive new Groom mod
ern succeed house. hot water heated
hardwood floors. cellar under entire
mouse. laundry tubs. tile bath. slate roof
nice porches. garage. city water. large
lot Ideal location: Just outside city
Northampton car line. Immediate pos
session. Price. flo.750. Terms liberal
boh Z $40. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
Phone Your Wants
To Randolph l
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Lots for SaIe

VIZ Wcsthnmptun lots on Pa,t.;
soh and kcnsnHton Avenues ~.
Tw mn,on; r; +. Dcson. ms Sor:h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land tor Sale

32-AcRE RIVERSIDE FARM WITH
100 ORANGE AND GRAPEFRUIT TREES
on celebrated Dixie Highway. clos"
town: fine fishing. bathing. boating In
river; level. productive hammock land
pasture. wood: besides oranges and grape
fruit-avacados. tangerines. manXos. lines
lemons. etc.: 2-story house. barn. poultry
house. To close out. team. dairy cattle.
poultry. furniture. crops included. oil 81
400. part cash. Details and photo page
IS. Illustrated Catalogue. l.2OO bargaina
FREE. STROuT FARM AGENCY. 1910
Il: l.. Graham Bldg. Jacksonville. Fla.
WOULD you be interested
in a 400-acre farm? One
of the very best buys I
have; convenient to high
way and railway; very
fertile land, and build
ings up to the minute; all
new. The price is one
half of the value. James
Cosby, go East Main
Street.