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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-24
Tai dia como hoy
"a DE JULIO DE 1919
MAGIC ALEXANDRA DUMAS

AlSJduuAO OuAaaS, p6uIS. Tue un eS-
pfritu realmente superior. Ell hombre
que, como el, despu6s de sufrir un
calvario terrible l1ega alcanzar una
fama universal-que no Sc obscurece
con ell andar del tempo. es porque
indudablemente tiene un merito ex-
traordinario.
Y los primeros pasos de Dumas por
ell canlino del arte no pudieron ser mas
desdichados.
FL gran novelista, huerfano y EN- la
mayor estrechez, CANADA sus buenos
1900 frances anuales en- calidad de es
cribiente.
Viva solo con un cato, que lego
a ser celebre poTque seguia a su due,
no por todas parties, como 81 Sc trata-
Sc de un perro.
En- los primeros afios de su carrera
artistica, Dumas eseribi0 tres obras
Geatrales que los directories de todos
los teatros de Paris rechazaron sucesi
va unanimemepte.
Pero como Ell que tiene la onza mas
pronto mas tarde consigue cambiar
la. Hsg6 un dia en- que Ell hijo del "ge
neral muldto" Sc desquit6 de todos los
sinsabores de su primera etapa litera
ria.
Consigui6, al fin, yer representada
una obra suya. Titulabase ENRIQUE
III z sU CORTE, drama hist6rico', !,
que fu6 su ver5adera especiaIidad.
La nueva obra obtuvo un exito yer
daderamente ex>raordinario, produjo
a su autor mas de cincuenta mil fran
cos 10 coloco en- la primera Inca.
A partir de aquel momento, Alejandro
Dumas Sc VIC solicitadisimo por en-
presarios Y editoros. su fama fu6 muy
grande y sus ganancias enormes, cast
fabulosas.
Y como desquite de su vida anterior
porquc el tenia la clarividencia de
que Sc hallaba colocado en- un plano
superior q sus contemporaries ell gran
novelista Sc burlaba constantemente
de todos de todo.
En- ell Ode6n, de Paris, ensay&base
cierta vez una comedia nueva del ia
moso autor de Ell CONDE DE MON
TECRIsTo.
La vispera del estreno Sc representa-
en- aQuel teatro Ell GLADIATOR. de
Sonnet.
Dumas, al dia siguiente, hablaba de
esta obra en- tono de zumba.
Ell GLADIATOR es tan ameno,
tan 'entretenido-decia a sus oyentes-,
que anoche los acomodadores Sc vie
ron obligados echar a bastonazos al
los espectadores, que Sc habian queda
do ExTAsIADos sobre las butacas.
Un amigo Gle sountet escuchaba. Con
trari6le la BETA, pero no Sc atrevi6 al
protestar.
Horas despu6s Sc estreno la comedia
de Dumas, que, por clerto, no "resul--
to- de las mas entretenidas del IA
moso escritor.
Ell amigo de Sonnet, que presencia
ba Ell 'estreno desde I'm palco, salio
apresuradamente en- busca del autorl
de Les TRES MosQUETERos. obi
COLE asomarse su palco, y sena
lando un espectador que dormia en-
su butaca durante la representation,
dijo a Dumas con Ia intenci6n que pue
de suponerse:
-Fijese usted, querido... En- aque-
la butaca hay un espectaaor que duer
me.
FL gran novelista replic6 Immediate
mente con su peculiar viveza:
-iQu6 atrocidad! lPero ese hombro
tiene 1su suef4o pesa[G Gs;mo!
-i."..?
-Ese hombre es uno de los de aver,
de los que SO durmieron con Ell GLA
DIADoR, iique no Sc ha despertado
todavia!
Sc CAYO DE UN CABALLO
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M. BARTHoU A ROMA

PARIS, julio 19.-Es objeto de nu
merosos concentrates ell viaie que reali
cara pr6ximamente Roma el senor
Louis Barthou, presidente de la dele
gacion francesa a la conferencia de
Geneva.
Los motives del viaje dc Barthou
Sc ignoran Embellishments.
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EN- LAS MINAS DEL RHUR
HAN SIDO SUSPENDIDOS LOS
TRABAJOS

PARIS, Julio ia causa de haDer
Sc suspendido 'el trabajo en- las minas
csEbon1feras del Rhur reina gran excl
tacion entire los centenares de obl1ros
que Sc hallan en- huelga forzosa.
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Sc CAYo DE UN CABALLo

En- ell barrio Nancy, de Guaynabo,
el niio Antonio Laguna, de catorco
afos, sufrio una caida de un caballo
fracturandose Ell brazo izquierdo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13
GERMANS OBJECT
TO DOLLAR VALUES
Consumers Protest Against
Using American Standard
for Fixing Prices.

BERLIN, Sept. IL ASSOCIATED Press) -
Dollar exchange was the subject OF a
concerted attack by German consumers
to-day, who protested against using the
dollar as a basis for fixing domestic
prices.
The Federation OF Christian Workers
took the initiative by presenting a
memorial to the government. declaring
that confidence In the German mark was
undermined when prices we're fixed on
a dollar basis and that foreign countries
could hardly be expected to have faith in
the marks value when this was so I'M
derestimated at home. The use of the
dollar exchange. 1t said, brought the dol
lar into an ever increasing demand.
which made consequent rise In its
price.
Many buyers are stocking UP on dol
lars in advance. owing to the uncertain
arket in other monies. Retail prices
have risen more rapidly than the rate OF
exchange because the storekeepers have
fixed their quotations on what they ex-
pect the new stocks to cost
On the basis OF these observations the
Federation of Christian Workers de-
mards the prompt issue OF decree for
bidding the practice. The prohibition
would apply not only to goods made from
domestic products for domestic consump-
tion. but also commodities used in Ger
many. the production of which requires
imported materials. 1t is demanded also
that export goods be strictly required
to be quoted on the basis of the cur
rency of the country to which they are
shipped"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13
Britain Favors Berlin Plan
of Extending Moratorium
to Eighteen Months.
BANKS MAY TAKE NOTES
Germany Refuses to Execute
Them and Reichsbank to
Give Guarantee.

PARIS. Sept. IL ASSOCIATED Press).--
Demand was made on Germany to-
night by the Belgian Government for
the deposit OF 10o.0oo.o0O gold marks
in the National Bank OF Brussels as
part guaranty OF the six months Ger
man Treasury bills that are TO take
the place of the reparations payments
due for the remainder OF the present
year. as agreed upon in the Belgian
compromise reached here last month.
The demand. however. is so worded as
to permit a reply by Germany. and
further negotiations.
Although September Is Is the date
hxed for the delivery OF the gold. 1t is
highly improbable that definite de-
cision in the new reparations tangle
will be reached before next week. In
the meantime the members of the COM
mission are working for the inevitable
compromise.
France is firmly behind the Brus-
sells Government in demanding strict
enforcement of the terms of the re-
cent decision. and the question OF set
Element largely depends upon NJ. Poin-
care.
Great Britain favors acceptance OF the
German proposals for the extension of
the six months moratorium to eighteen
months. Under this scheme Germany.
with the Reichsbank guaranty. would
pay the 270. 200. 900 gold marks due this
year in three installments. in six. twelve
and eighteen months. The compromise
terms called for the payment OF this
amount In six months.
The Belgian Government. Is is known.
favors acceptance of the German propo-
stion in a modified form. With Belgium
and Great Britain. II is believed that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13
1000 Shells a Month
Found in Paris Streets

Special Cable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, 1899. By THE NEW York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Sept. IL.
A N average Of 1000 shells. hand
~ grenades and other explo-
sives. are found every month
in the streets of Paris, according
to report by the municipal labo-
ratory published to-day. OF these
only about one-fourth are danger
Gus. but the public are cautioned
against keeping war souvenirs IN
their homes. as IN many cases the
fuses have not been removed. The
police do not credit the suggestion
that the bombs are left by Com
munists and anarchists.
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Italy is backing the extension of the
time limit.
Karl Bergmann special German en-
voy. conferred with the Preparations
Commission this afternoon. but, failed
to obtain new concessions. He argued
that a six months limit was tbo short
and IL Germany were required to pay
100000 gold marks In six months
the mark would collapse.
Much emphasis is placed by repara-
lions circles on the effect the Shines
Lubersac agreement will probably have
on NJ. Poincarc's decision. Failure to
carry out the terms of the recent COM
promise il is believed would be followed
by French occupation Of the Ruhr. This
would mean the breaking up of the
Stinnes-Lubereac accord. As this is
generally regarded in France as the first
real sign of Germany's willingness to
pay for the devastation OF the war. II
is thought Premier Poincare will hest
tate before scrifcing these concrete
reparation deliveries. 1t was declared
this evening by prominent member OF
the Preparations Commission that com
mon sense would probably once more
save the situation.
BERLIN, Sept. IL ASSOCIATED Pre~)
Regarding the Paris report that BEL
gium had requested Germany to execute
two treasury certificates OF $4,000 900
gold marks each TO cover the August and
September reparations instalments, the
certificates to be covered by a gold
equivalent. which was to be deposited in
a bank designated by Belgium. 1t was
asserted In competent quarters tonight
that the German Government would ex-
press inability to meet such a proposal.
hat he do
manded Is not at its disposal, and the
Relchsbank. Herr Havenstein, it's presi-
dent announced. was not in a position to
a ha
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AMERICAN PREMISES MoBBED

LONDON. Sept 12.-"various Amer
lean establishments" were among the
premises damaged by the mob in Con
stantinople Sunday. according to a dis
patch to the Daily Express from Con-
stantinople.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-13

JAPAN's CUSTOMS INCREASE.
TOXIC. Sept. IL ASSOCIATED Press).-
July customs revenues indicate marked
increase. The total receipts amounted
to yen 10.107.000. an increase of yen
100000. compared with july last year.
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rs VET"

rozvzlykal sc bolesti a unavou.
Vzpominal, vzpominal. Sill u
byvalo. A bylo mu Ease nejak
klidno. Pred ocima obievily Sc
obrysy prazske ulice. Vecer.
Lampy zari. Ulici spechaji
chodci. Setkava Sc Sc znamy-
mi. Vesele Sc smeji. Zdravi. E.
lektriky jedi a zvonf. Usinal,
vZbudil Sc vSak a uVedOmil 81,
kde je. Zachvel Sc zimou. Ne
smi usnouti nebo nastane ko-
nee, zmrzne. Znovu Sc zvedl a
aniz by premyslel, sci dale S
napjetlm poslednich sill. Proti
nemu special zastup Italu.
Kan jdou? Ike front6?
Zdalo Sc mu, lie uz jde dlou
no pc silnici do tabora. Zasta-
vii hloucek vojakd jdoucfch
proti nemu. Zeptal Sc jich:
"Jak daleko je jeste do ia
bora?"
Udivene ma nej pohl6dli.
"Do tabora?" otazali Sc S pc
divem.
mo ano, jdu Z fronty, ra-
npn
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stoupiti do udoli a je ma SLIM
ci, vedouci k taboru. Pustil Sc
Sc srazu. Nohy sicily, swell Sc
DO svahu az do udoli. Byl by
zoufal bolestj, pusobenou ruka
ma Q umrzlou zemi svahu. Sjel
az do udoli a zustal chvili le-
yeti, bolesti premozen We sne-
hu.
Potion sc zvedl. Spodky mu
padaly, byl by rad utahl re-
men, ale nemel vlady V rukou.
Soural Sc pc silnici. Byla mu
nesmirna lima.
Proti nemu sli diva vojini S
prazdnymi nositkami, vraceli
sc k fronte.
Sepial ruce, prosil je, ably
no odnesli, re je ranen a ne
ma w silly dojiti do tabora. Wy
small Sc mu.
ITO bychom mohli nositi bez
p~restani. Mas zdrave nohy, do
jdes. BUD rad, re jdes z from
ty. Nedbali w jeho proseb a
sp6chali dale tmou svou cestou.
Sci dale a pc chvili w ne
mohl. Usedl ma kraji silnice a
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ANEB Sc VYMENf

"a lot krasny automobil pro Z
osob. Haste Sc V els. 3343
Fulton Rd. It's
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Q u 81 invalidni sesle.
Haste Sc Y els. 1858 vych. So.
I'll. z Fleet Ave. pc ste hod.
vecer. 10
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VYMENI Sc moderni dum "a
obchodni majetek, ktery Sc
hodi pro reznicky a grocernl
obchod, aneb kde podobny OBJ
chod je jiz zarizen. Rozdil sc
doplati hotoVe. Haste sc V {.
1885 Cable Ave. lis
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DUN MA VYCH. 131. ULICI.

Nasledkem odjczdu ma far
musi byti prodan tento
dunn ma vych. 1871. I'll. proti
cesk6 skole. Je tam Z svetnic,
koupelna a pantry, sklep pod
celym domem, fernes, skopky
ma pradlo a podobne. Lot je
40 pr POI strevicich. Ovocne
stromy q vince ma Tote. Cena
$4,000 a 20 prlpade Sc vezme
lot ma vym6nu. Haste Sc u
J. Smetany 1923 Dolloff Rd.
Tel. Union 81 L.
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"a PRICINOU odiezdu do
Czech musi byti prodan pekny
dvourodinnJ dun V Corlett.-
Tvrd6 podlahy, dive koupelny,
garaz, fernes a iine zaTizenl.
Da Sc velml laclno a IA mirne
splatky. Haste Sc V {. 1896
Durkee Ave. ?
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod blize Luna parku, dobre
jdouci, 5 trzbou $500 tydne.
Rent je $4,000 mesicn6 i S by
TEN. Cena $4,000; pouze
$4,000 hotove. Musi byt pro
dan do tydne, an prodavajici
ystoupi do nov6ho obchodu.
ZaVolejte tel. Garfield, 6658.
7-18
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy

PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod S prodejem skolnich 20
treb, kde Sc trzi pres $3.50 ty-
DIN, je tam byt 0 5ti pokojich,
q ie nedaleko vefejne skoly.
Haste sc ' els. 5406 Clark A
We. Minite-li obchodovat Y gro
cernim neb cukrovinkovem oh
chod6 priid'te k Weiss Realty
Co., Room 207, Market Bldg,
Woodland Ave. a vych. 55. I'll.
7-21
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P r O d < Sc .

Dvourodinny dunn o 5ti po-
kojich dole i nahore; dun je
novy 5 modernim zarizenim.
Cena $500. Lehke splatky.
Naleza Sc ma yych. 116. Ill. {.
1925.
Dale jednorodinny dunn o 8
pokojfch {. GALS Benham ILL.,,
Vse zarizeno. Da Sc "a $4,000
5 nabytkem a pianem aneb bez
"a $4,000. Je move barveny.
Hotov6 $500.
Pekny jednorodinny dim o
5ti svetnicich, modern6 ~zarize-
ny, nal6za Sc ma vych. 90. I'll.
Cena $4,000, lehke splatky. =
Blizsi Sc sd6li V els. 3517 Z.
st. Tel. Broadway 1855
Union 1913 X. 7-18
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
delikatesni obchod, kde sc trzi
kol 500 tydne. Je tam pekny
byt 0 peti svetnicich, najem
$500 m6sicn6. Pricina probe
je rozeliti spolecniku. Haste
Sc V elsie 1912 Lorain Ave.
Ills
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= HdpellH CO st
stane.
Nahle, kdyz w pod6lnym "a
kopem patrola Sc pfiblizila az
skoro k Italum, taktez "a ka-
meny lezicim ma svahu planiny
vyhodila proti Italdm rucni gra
naty a bleskurychle Sc vymrsti-
la re zakopu a znovu vrhla ma
Italy nekolik granatd.
Ohlusujici vybuchy Sc ozva-
". Nekteri Italove Sc vzchopili
a prchali s kopce. Jeden Z Mich
zustal stat d namiril pusku pro
ii vojaku patroly. Ozvala Sc
rama. Vojak rozlozil ruce a
klesl - V zapeti vsak klesl i l.
tai zasazen kuli, posilou Sc
strany vypalenych.
Zaveleno k utoku, vojaci Wy
mrStili Sc do vyse, COST zvirec-
keno Sc ozvalo, vykrik vydral
sc z hrdla a vse hrnulo Sc bez-
myslenkovite, zvirecky ku pre-
du. .* a
Kule hvizdaly mad hlavou a
"a okamzik ItalOve Sc yzdaVali,
Nekteri b6zeli pronasledova-
nj dale do udoli.
Byl az den.
Il nepritele clovek. - Zaiati
1talove podavali ruce, hledeli
prosebn6, vyrazeli italske We
ty, jimz nikdo nerozumel. Ry-
chile odchazeli ia frontu. Mno-
ri toiaci ia mimi patrili a "a
videli jim, re w to nejhorSi
mali Ia sebou.
Naskytl Sc pekny pohled da-
leko do italskeho udoli, jimz
protekala ricka; byla to Bren~
ia. Nekolik mesteCek italskych
rysovalo Sc V dali.
Pc silnici k fronte bylo MOI
no pozorovati pr~iiizdejici ital-
ske automobily.
Ma nekolik set metru cd pro-
nasledovatelu objevil Sc zastup
move postupuiicich ltalu.
Zahajena nova palba prot
MIN.
Obraceni ma utek.
Uz nebvlo naboju. Nez ital
skych zakopech bylo dosti ital-
skych pusek i S naboii; pouzi-
to techto.
Vojaci w Ease vyslidili ital-
ska skladiSte a vynaSeli z Mich
hoinost zasob konservy, kavu,
ryzi, cokoladu. Vyhazeny zaso-
by prada, slapano pc Mich.
Rychle plnili sv6 brasny Y Ia
kotne, lidske chtivosti a jakmi-
le nasli dale neco lepsiho, Wy
hazel dfivejSi, ably mohli napl
niti braSnu noVym vynalezem.
Slapano pc suchaiech, mouce,
KAYE a ryzi. Nikdo 81 nahle nj.
echo n~evazil, vSeho bylo do.
statek -.
Zahoukala italska delostrel
ba. Rama IA ranou. Skrcili sc y
italskem, nizkem zakopu.
"A proc delostrelba nase j,
neumlci?" tazali Sc dustojni
CT.
"NaSi delostrelci zustali Y;
horami,' zasmal sc nadporu
elk. 'Jako o~bycejne -. Nesta
q v horach pochodu, MEDIA sc
postupuJe Sc dale, bez dell"
Bylo az skoro poledne. Mno
no hodin uteklo iako okamzi
ky.
A opet Sc blizila italska pc
chota z udoli, \ dali " zada
la palit.
Znovu zahajena strelba PFC
ii nj.
Jiri stall V zakopu a hledel je
Ste ia nekolik set metru vida
lene, postupujici nyni Italy.
A nahle, jakoby no nekdo |
defil kamenem do ramene. p,
citil palcivou bolest, rame by.
bez vladS uchopil Sc ia L
druhou rukotl, cost vlhkef
stekalo DO nj, popatTil - kre
a pohledel ma rUku jeste j
denkrat. Az nyni zpozorova
re ma ma nj take n6kolik two
cich sc velkych puchyru. On
Z'y mu "a noe ruce a Je rane
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PRODA Sc nabytek 2 6ti po-
kojd dpln6 novy. S~oucasne pro
maine Sc byt 0 6ti sv6tnicich
IA $500 mesiCne, vse moder-
ne zafizeno, vytapeni parou.
T6z jeden byt A pokojich pr
najmu SIS m6sicne. Haste Sc
Y els. 5207 Fleet Ave. ?
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PRCDA Sc novy dun 0 ST po-
kojich, vse moderne zafizeno.
Da Sc velmi LEVINE. Haste Sc
\ els. 1896 Syec ave. Union
kara. lis
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Sc cukrovinkovy OBJ
chod na zap. 25. ul., blfze
Clark ave-, kde Sc trzl 5000
tydn6. Dobre misto k della
nj pence. Haste sc v {. 1903
'Denison Ave. Vezmete Har-
ward karu. To
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IA VALECNEH0 BESU."
ROMAN UcAsTNfKA vALKY.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.
sboru prohledl jeho rame.
Napsal Ladislav Hajek.

SDOfu pfOnledl Jeno rame.
Proletla pod pazi. Mas ste
sti, 0 kousek dale a bylo by BY
valo hure a MONA konec." OBJ
vazal mu ranu. "Tak jdi, st'ast
nou cestu, uz je ii lepe nez nam
tady," povzdychl porucik Sy-
kora.
A Jifi uz niceho nedbal, pres
palCivou bolest bylo mt nahle
jaksi veselo. w j ma, uz jde
do zadu, dostane Sc odtud. Spe-
chal zakopem nazpet, ma vrch,
S ktereho rano SELL. V dali
pod vrchem bylo mono zcela
iasne pozorovati rady ital-
skych baterek. Ma vrchu reser-
Wy a zakopech nedbaly w nj
echo. Medically, re ltal uzfi
dym, nemohli snesti dele mraz,
rozd6laly ohen kour vail Sc re
zakopu,
Do udoli zakopem postupo-
vala cast reservy.
A nahle Sc italske baterky
rozhovorily. Zacala bubnova
palba.
Rama ia ranou d%opadala. Ka
meni, snih, pisek vytvofily MIRA
cha, iakoby Sc bora sesouvala.
Razem vse pochopilo situaci.
Pozde uhaseny ohne. Jake bez-
hlavi pobihali vojaci a hledali
Gkrytu V byvalych, italskych
zakopech.
Jiri vysilen, $ bolesti V ruce
bezel ku pTedu hustym, spojo
vacim zakopem. Mad MIN bou-
rily dopadajici granaty, snih,
kameni az k n6mu doletalo. Je
konec, je konec, prece snad ne
vyVaZne.
D6s sc no zmocnil; let6l ku
pfedu. Pred MIN objevila Sc dl-
ia kaverny. Vklouzl do nj. Ze-
me Sc mad MIN otrasala. Zako-
penn bezeli voiaci. Diva Z mich
vb6hli do kaverny, zraky vyde-
SenG, bez hlesu schoulili Sc k
menu.
Pc chvili ieden z mich vysel
a razem oval Sc vykrik, vracel
Sc do kaverny Sc zaktvacenou
hlavou. Sklesl k zemi a tiSe be
doVal.
"Coz muslin tady zahynou-
IT," pTemySlel JirI.
Dlouho trvala boure, nez ko-
necne stfelba ustavala. VoJacl
vySli. Zdravy podpiral druha,
zraneneho We tvari. A pc chvili
ia mimi yvSel i Jirl.
Chtel jiti dale zakopem, ten
vSak Snowman dopadlymi strela
mo IL kayerny Sc zemi. Bylo
nutno vystoupiti mad Zakop.
Jednotlive granaty dosud
priletovaly 4 rozryvaly zemi.
Bezel. Skocil Ease do neroZ.
biteho zakopu. Bezel stale =
zdalo sc mu, re uz musi kles
noutl unaVou, a prece Ease ma.
byval novych, netusenych sill.
Jak le tuhy zivot a co nedo
kaze touha pc zivote.
Az ia vrchem, kudy sll V no
ci, ustal V behu, az nynl male
ute pocltiI veskeru thu una
Wy. OmrzIe ruce otekaly. Y IA
meni paleiva bolest, nohy lak'
y olova. Sci pomalu. Vecer u
Sc blizil, stmivalo Sc. Obcasn:
), delostfelba neustavala, az d
udoli do~letovaly italske grana
ty. Uzkost dust.
Vyvazne, vyvazne odtud
Byl by rad special a memoir
Je ma ceste k zachrane a jed
ma strepina dopadleho granat
muze razem vse zniciti.
= Sestupoval S vrchu. Stale m
zlo. Bylo nesmirne kluzko. NJ
kolikrat sklouzl a upadl, Wy
: krikl nesmlrnou bolesti poetic
nou v rukach.
= Setmelo Sc. Nevidel pred 81
: be. Nevedel, kde je a kudy j
0 ii. N6kolik vojaku jej pred
G slo. Prosil jich, ably pockali
0 wall no S sebou.
V Marne. Jakoby neslyseli, j;
: ko beZ citu spechali dale. Die
| hn dlauho hloudil 10 trace
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18

PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a
m6stsky majetek 1914 akru
farma Avon Beach Village
ma >cindrove cest6, dunn o 8 po-
kojich, parni topeni, sklep, e.
lektrike zayedeni, plyn, 2 ba-
ne. slepiGnik, 81 stromu visni,
100 broskyi, 178 jabloni, / akr
malin, II akru vina, zasoby,
strojc, A akry oysa, IL akru
brambor, e akru .iinych
brambor, 4 akry tomatoes -
200 sazcnic zelent papriky, 2
akry okureh, / akr zeli, Cena
$4,000. Haste Sc Il llinst
Drug Store, rob vych. SO. III.
a Quincy Ave. lis
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-18

PRODA Sc grocerni obchod
ma Payne Ave, kde Sc. trzi
pres $500 hotove. Nedava sc
ma liver. Je tam byt o 5ti po-
kojich. Dobre okolf. Haste Sc
u Mr.. Lutler 1902 st. Clair A
We. 1922
Evening journal., 1922-02-04
HARVARD CLUB IN coNcrRr.

Wilmington music lovers have
treat in store. when the Harvard
Giee Club, will give a concert in the
Playhouse on Easter Tuesday. April
IS. II Is expected 10 be one OF the
best musical events OF the local sea-
son. The organization comprises
sixty voices and Is conducted direct
81 under the supervision OF the de-
partment Of music az Harvard Uni
versity. A notable fact about the
club is that its programs are not
given over solely 20 glee songs. but
large part Of every concert Is de-
voted 10 the singing OF classical
numbers.
The club attracted the attention
OF many musicians when It made a
tour OF Europe last summer. Several
concerts we're given in cathedrals OF
European countries. The concert
here Is 10 be given under the aus
pices OF the Harvard Club OF Della
ware Of which the following are Of
ficers; president Charles Copeland
vice-presidents. Mayor Harvey and
John p. Nields; secretary, Charles
p. Palmer treasurer, II. Fletcher
Brown.
Evening journal., 1922-02-04
]. J. powell RETURNS;
SEES BUSINESS BOOM

]. j. Powell has returned from
Hilton Head, South Carolina, after
spending ten days as the guest Of W.
l.. Hurley. president OF the Hurley
Powell Company. Mr.. Powell was ac-
companied on the trip by J. ".
Moran, secretary of the various
Hurley stores II. T. Jones OF At
lantic City store. II. J. Tobln, Of the
Trenton store, and Daniel Loughran,
Of the Wilkes-Barre store.
Mr.. Hurley called his managing
partners together at his winter home
to confer on matters pertaining to
business as well as pleasure.
Plans for supplying the seven Hur-
ley stores with merchandise for the
coming season were gone over, and
as result thousands OF their GUS
toners In the various cities in which
they operate will be greatly benefited
by tho tremendous purchases this
concern has made. other plans for
the advancement OF each OF the
Hurley enterprises were discussed
which Il is expected will make this
year the greatest in the history OF
the Hurley organizations.
Tho managers were most hospit-
ably entertained by Mr. Hurley and
all have returned to their homes and
places OF business greatly benefited
by their trip. Each one is very op-
timistic about the future OF business
and has planned big things for the
coming spring season.