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The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PUTTING
HOUSE in ORDER in ALL0TTlNG
AIDF0R HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION

sArfaced highway. TO insure that
each highway aided by the govern
ment will receive that kind OF main
tenance, the law provides that the sec
retary of agriculture shall serve no.
tice upon any state which allows a
read to suffer for lack of maintenance
Ii within so days after the notice is
served, the proper attention has not
been given to the road, the secretary
is authorized to maintains it himself
and to charge the cost against the
federal funds apportioned|to the state.
What is more, he is ordered to- refuse
to approve any other project in the
state until the amount spent for main
tenance has been reimbursed to the
federal government When the mon
ey is thus paid back, it is not returned
to the states apportionment but it is
reapportioned among all the states and
in this way the state which has been
penaliZed receives only a small part
of such fund. In the case, Of North
Dakota, the amount lost when funds
are thus expended for maintenance
will amount to approximately 9S.4 per
cent of the expenditure The state
will receive back only 1.6 per cent.
"The state of North Dakota is
rather fortunately situated with re-,
spect to the requirements of this
maintenance provision inasmuch as
your law provides special mainten-
ance fund and places the entire state
system under maintenance by the
state
"The present federal highway act
in my opinion marks the greatest ad-
vance that has ever been made in high.
way building in the United States.
For the first time in our history a
definite scheme of construction is pro-
yided for. A few ambitious states
have in the past on their own account
and on their own resources built roads
across them. The recent law
will insure not only that roads will
eventually be built across the several
states but it provides that these roads
shall join other roads at the boundary
lines and eventually result in roads
across the entire country"
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17

Roosevelt Trail was named to express
in suitable resolutions the recommend
alton and discussion Of the meeting
The resolutions are as follows:
Whereas, the. North Dakota State
Good Roads Association has been or
ganized and operative during the last
past year; and,
Whereas, the popular demand for
carefully worked out system OF high
ways in the interest of the develop
ment of the state, and conforming TO
the plans and purposes of the Bu-
reau of Public Roads is an imperative
and Immediate demand; and,
Whereas, the several trail organlZa-
tions are the forerunners and out
standing propagandists 'strategically
located highways; and,
Whereas, experience in federal and
state road construction has demon
strated the Importance Of fixed plan
and purpose; therefore, s..
Be 1t Resolved, that we do heartily
indorse the North Dakota Good Roads
Association as means to- the enact
ment of certain necessary legislation;
and, =
Resolved, that the indefatigsble and
skillful activities of Mr.. w. D.. Ho'-
bein as State Secretary have proved
his eminent fitness and fairness for
the work; and
Resolved, that We memorialize the
North Dakota State Good Roads Asso-
ciation and the North Dakota State
Highway Commission to secure, by
legislative enactment, the protection
of the present established emblems,
symbols and other road marks of trail
organizations and by registration or
otherwise protect the communities
throughout the state from wildcat
trail organizations by preventing re-
duplication and inconsequent trail or
ganizations: and,
Resolved, that We offer our whole
hearted and unequivocal support to
the North Dakota State Good Roads
Association in the conviction that their
mature reflection will result in a pro-
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17

-t IL IS CApCNtCN,
according to representatives, that a
hill will be introduced at the next
session Of the legislature providing
for the registering of trails.
George N. Remission, of Bismarck,
representative of the National Parks
Highway, was elected president of
the trail association and Thomas c..
Hutchinson, of Williston, representa-
tive Of the Roosevelt TraiE was elect
ed secretary. The following COM
mittee was appointed to draft recon-
mendations to present to the legis-
latiye committee of the North Dakota
Good Roads Association: Theo. Ka-
hellek, of Kenmare, representing the
North Star trail; B. A. Dickinson, Of
Ryder, representing the Parks high
way, T. c. Hutchinson, of Williston,
representing the Roosevelt Interna-
tional highway.
I The following representatives of
trails We're present at the meeting:
Theo. Kahelek, North Star trail; G. II.
Burch, North Star trail; H. r. Freitag,
Parks highway; B. A. Dickinson, Parks
highway; H. P. Murphy, Sunshine
trail; c. E. Danielson, Roosevelt, In
ternational, Metigoshe-Black Hills,
North Star trails; G. N. Remission, Ma
tional Parks Highway; Henry F. Doo-
ley, Theodore Roosevelt International
Highway; A. F. Bacon, Roosevelt.
North Star, Metigoshe-Black Hills
traif; Jas. A. Milloy, International and
Metigoshe-Black Hills trails; H. w.
Hills, International Trail; T. G.
Hutchinson, Roosevelt and North Star
trails, N. d. Good Roads association;
r. L. Whitcomb, N. D. Good Roads As
sOciation.
A committee consisting of Theo. Ka-
hellek Of the North Star Trail. B. A..
Dickinson of the Parks Highway and
IT. c. Hutchinson of the Theodore
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17

Although the famous Bad Lands
scenery of North Dakota has been eX-
,tensively advertised it has not been
seen by thousands of people in the
state because of the lack Of good high
ways. With improvement OF the Red
Trail to a point where it is now re-
garded as one of the best trans-con-
tinental highways, traffic to the bad
Lands" as expected to increase.
Upper view is a scene on the Little
Missouri river near Elkhorn ranch in
the 'Bad Lands"
Below in order, is beauty spot near
Harvey. a shady road east of Fort
Lincoln, Bismarck, and below a scene
on the Red Trail five miles east of
Bismarck, showing road improvement.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17
missing in the turmoil following the
oraot ,.;t-il ct 1ifn

missing in the turmoil following the
great civil strife.
Inquiry at Lennon failed to dis
close Connor. Finally Charles n.
Burke, commissioner CT Indian affairs
became Interested in the case. He
discovered that Arnold was the man
claiming the pension and that for
some unstated reason he had given UP
the name of Connor in favor OF Ar
mold in 1864.
Mr.. Burke found living at Buchtel
Ohio, an older brother, Fernando Con-
nor. This brother had received no
word OF Ben for more than two score
years nor had he known that he es7
,tablished his identity to the satisfac-.
tion of the authorities and will soon
receive the penson he might have
been enjoying for the last half CEN
tury.
Arnold or as his name now appears
to be Conhor is more than 50 years
of age. s. ,,s..
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17

suffer before their babies are born. - -
Mrs. WM. JOHNSON, Box 155, Park
Rapids. Minn, =
10 marry and arrive at middle age
without children is great disappoint-
ment omany women. Think Of the Joy
and comfort ether women have in their
children as they grow older.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has helped to bring great happi-
ness to many families by restoring wo7
men to health. Often the childless home
is due to q run down condition Of the
wife, which may be helped by Lydia
Z. Pinlham' Vegetable Compound. 1t
brought health and happiness into the
home Of Mrs. Johnson. Why not to
yours? J,
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17
ARE YOU A MOTHER!
This is Of Vital Import to You

This is Of Vital Import to You
Winona, Mimi During my first
eXpectant period got in very weak
cned and nervous condition. My moth
er advised me to take DR.. Pierce's Fa,
vorite Prescription. The first bottle
strengthened me SO that | continued
it's use.. | took four bottles which not
only built me UP in, strength but | had
practically no suffering. am most
enthusiastic in my praise of DR..
aPierce's Favorite Prescription as a
tonic and nervine for the eXpectant
mother and am glad to send this let
ter for publication Mrs. J. S. Davis,
428 T.. Sanborn st.
All druggists. Liquid or tablets.
Write. Dr.. Pierce, president Invalids'
Hotel, in Buffalo, N. Y, for free me.di-
cal advice. ADV.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17
CAPITOL
IS.CROWDED!

The new Capitol theater, which
opened last night, was crowded for
both shows. Manager Wingreene re-
sceived many compliments from visi-
tors on the extensive improvements
and renlodclling Of the former Or
pheum theater. The theater's feature
picture for the opening, "The Inside
of the Cup pleased the large audi
ences.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17

Methods Of adver-
tising trails, CO.
operation and 9th
er problems were
discussed.
The following
resolution W a S
adopted: "R e.
solved, that it is
the sense Of the
trail men present
that trails may
register with the
secretary of state
and their trail,
designation b e
protected until by
legislative enact
ment a uniform,
system be pre-
scribed."
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17
Hubby Gets a Fortune
and Wife Goes Insane

Copenhagen, Jan. IA. Petersen, a
musician at the Casino Theater here
has just Unexpectedly received "a
legacy from a relative who recently
died in America. consisting of II large
farms and 3,500,Q0O kronor in cash,
amounting in all to about 10,000,00O
kronor (about $2,5OO,OOO).
Petersen's wife was so overcome
with the news that her mind was af-
fected and she had to be taken to an
insane asylum.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17
AMENDMENT FOR N. d.
HIGHWAYS SYSTEM URGED
(Continued from Page -

Continued from Page ID
stead Of by districts and another pro-
vided for an executive committee COM
posed of the president, first and Sec
ond presidents, secretary, treas
urer, one director and the chairman
of the legislative committee. Both
were adopted:
Has $500 Members
Secretary Holbein, in making a
brief report, said that the association
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17
gram of legislative enactment fair to
every portion of the state
A SWEET LITTLE
BABY Boy J,
Makes q Bright Spot in Every
Home. A Comfort in
Years to Come

Park Rapids, Minnesota. have
taken your medicine - Lydia f. Pink
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17

nCmlndLlOuS anu
resolutions were appointed, to report
late this afternoon. Following noon
luncheon the association was to near
E w James, assistant chief, bureau
Of public roads, Washington, D. G.,
and E. w. Hathaway, Of st. Paul, dis
trict engineer, bureau of public roads,
make addresses.
Governor r. A. Nestos will address
the association tonight and officers
will be elected
Representatives of the association
from all parts Of the<state are pres
ent for the meeting.
Officers of the Association are:
President, l. J. Moe, Valley City; first
vice-president, n B. Black, Fargo;
second vice-president, A. J. Ross,
Stanley; treasurer, J. L. Bell, Bis
marck; secretary, Will e. Holbein,
Bismarck, with Is directors from var
ious parts Of the state.
Trail Men Meet.
A meeting of the representatives OF
the various trail associations of the
state was held, in connection with the
good roads association convention.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17
Clifford's Skating Rink is
open. lOc in the afternoon and
evening. Free on Sunday.

Dance at Bakers Hall every
Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day nights. Best music and
floor in state. 10c a dance.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-01-17

Il a d grown to
1900 members in
the one year OF its
that after t h e
difficult work Of
organization had
been completed
conditions with
respect to the or
ganization imb
pr ov e d great!
Three hundred
m e m b e + S II / pS
were added last
week, he said, in
dicating a greater
interest in good
roads throughout
the state. J
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
kAMARADkY.

"Povaz, Marti, inzenyr Sko-
-kanek nabidl mi vcera syou ru-
ku,"
"Ah, to isem 81 myslela, re
neco provede kdyz jsem mu
predevcirem dala koSem, rekl
hned, ze 81 neco udela."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
NOVA HASICSKA STANCE
" MT. PLEASANT.

Dnes 0 pulnoci odevzdana
bude svemu uCelu SO. hasicska
stanice na vych. 131. ul. a
Bartlett ave. Jest prvni, prl
ieiiz stavbc nebylo pamatova-
10 ma llonG, jelikoz bude W.
hradne opatrena strlkackaml
a ostatnlmi aparaty na motto
rovych vozidlach. Slavnostnl
otevreni bude uSporadano ale
liz 0 Z. hod. vecernl, kdy bude
hasicska kapela
"a pritomnosti bezpecnostniho
riditele MARTINEZ, pozarniho
nacelnika Wallace, radnicn
vukolnich ward zastupcu il
nych obcanskych organisacl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
STANISLAV ZRYSKO
v CLEVELANDU.

Polsky svetovy champion
Stanislav Zbysko ma dnes die
uverejnovanych vyhlasek 8.
hod. vecer zapasiti V Polskem
Narodnim Dome blize II. ul.
ma Broadway, "ceskym'
championem Joe Fittenszkym,
ienz jest vSak dosud naSim
sportovnim kruhum neznamou
velicinou, Oba zapasnici u
tkajl sc We treeh zapasech, q
nichz ktery vyide dvakrate ne
porazen, zustane vit6Zem. kro-
me obou mistru zapasiti bude
dvojice zdejsich athletu. Vstup
ne obnasi ed S5c do S220 q
vstup dovolen jest damam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
VDALA Sc JEN PROTO, ABY
Sc DOSTALA DO
AMERIkY.

40-lcty Josef Grille, jihoslo-
vansky pobratimec, bydlici V
dome {. 976 vych. 50. ul. ma
smulu. V roce 1920 Sc zamilo-
val do 17lete divciny Gertrudy
a take 81 il, ac byl ponekud jiz
obstaroznejsi, wal, a odeiel 5
nj do Ameriky, kde mu ale mia
dice utekia, zije els. 800 W.
chodni 1862. ul. Zarmouceny
Grille podal ma neveernici ma
zdejSfm okresnim soude zalo-
bu rozvod udava, re 81 jej
Getruda vzala jen proto, aby
Sc rychle a LEVINE dostala do
Ameriky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
SPATRIL VLASTNf UKRA-
DENY AUTOMOBIL
v PLAMENECH.

st. w. Trupa, 1868 Lake
ave. N. w. oznamoval vcera
na vecer policii, ze mu bylo ma
vych. 139. ul. a Kinsman rd. u
kradeno auto. Nekolik minut
pozdeji bylo policii a hasicstvu
v Shaker Heights oznamovano,
ze na Moreland d Southington
rds., Shaker Heights, hori o.
pusteny automobil. Nedalo Sc
vsak mic delat a stroj podlehl
zkaze, zbyla licencni tabulka
pax dokazovala, re jest auto
Trupy. Kdyz vydan byl po-
plach Zasedal prave soud, kite
ry fidi smirci soudce krajan
William J, Zoul. Timed sved-
ci divaci Sc sebrali a pospi-
chali, ably Jim neuSla vzacna
podivana horlciho stroje a tn
soudci neZbylo iineho. nez-li
soud odloziti. Pripad vysetru-
.ie pollcie Sestnacteho precink-
Itu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
SBIRANI JMEN PRO NOVY
ADRESAR.

Tento tyden pocnou zylastnI
zfizencl i zrizenky sbirati jme-
ma pro novy mestsky adresaf,
ktery \ novem vydanl ma vyil-
& = riinu, la ucelem tim jest
ccle mesto rozdclcno na ]29
sel1ci, pridelcnych icdnotliVym
sberatclum. Pro ctVrti cizinc-
cke vybrani jsou zfizenci, kteri
oyladaji nckolik iazyl<u mluVe-
nych v pi.idclenych jim distrik-
tech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
Pan divisiOnar ma smrt od-
Ital - dnes a "a val

souzeny Ital - dnes a "a val
ky. Lid. Novinam' sdeluje prl-
tel tento zajimavy obrazek q
Rima: "Na rimske Narodni IT,
lici, tepne zivota moderniho
Rima, vyrostleho po zruseni pa
pezskeho statu, kdosi Sc "a
mnou ohledne, vykrikne a bezi
ke mne. Chvili sc ma sebe vyje-
vene divame. Nemyslili jsme,
ze Sc kdy jeste V zivote setka-
me. Jest to Ital q Trentina, "a
valky prebehl z rakouske from
ty k italskemu vojsku, pTinesl
pri tom nacrtky cel6ho opeyn6-
III rakouskeho Trentinska a
plan chystane rakouske ofen-
sivy. Ma rakouske strane byl
tenkrate poplach po jeho de-
sercl. Seznamlll a Spratellll
jsme sc pax We spolecnem "a
jeti. "A co dclas ted'?"
ptam Sc. "Povesil jsem inzcnyr-
stvi IA hrebicek a delam, jako
kazdy rozumny clovek, do OBJ
chodu. Jsem ted We Nidni, Kou
pill jsem 81 tam dokonce dymku
A Wis co sc stalo? DlVislonar,
ktery tenkrat, kdyz jsem descr
toval, predsedal valecnemu sou
du, ktery mne jako zradce od-
soudil na smrt, je ted mym 4
rednickem. PiSe v me kancela-
ii. A pracuje dobre. Uial jsen
sc no. Umiral hlady, kdyz jsen
ho poprve uvidel. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22

Sir Ascot Carlyon zapomnel
na slib. re navstivl chot' sVou,
nebot mel dosti prace, ably ia
platil dluhy a mohl iczdlti kc
ysem zaroduln, pr aiclN opef
prohra! znaCne sunny.
VzpaminlSa ma Alici nnVli-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
POULIcNf KARA VJELA DO
ZADkU MEZIMESTSKE-
HO VLAkU,

Dnes rano udala Sc srazka
poulicni kary Detroit ave. 5
mezimestskou karou Cleveland
& Southwestern. Nestesti Sc
stalo dolennim meste Ma zap.
3. ul. a Superior ave. Zraneno
bylo as deset osob. Srazku "a
vinena byla tim, ze brzdy Wy
pov6dely ma pouliGnl kare sluz
bu a tato vrazila do zadni ca
sti vlaku predmestskeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22

"Vecny zid' je prazsky stu
dent: nenaleza pokoje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22

PRODA Sc dobre jdoucl stri-
mi obchod, rohovy stor Ia Su-
perior Ave. trzi Sc pres $3.50
tydne. Dobra obchodnl pfilezi-
tost. laste Sc nezi 4. 4 s. hod.
vecer u jednaLele 262l Vych.
55. u. 1922
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
'uCene hezNadne,
PO 24c YARD.
POZfTRf " PATEk)
stliznim obchode
~ K OU D e l. u"
v cisle ABS Broadway,

We vyprodeji poradanem ma
sledkem brzkeho stehovani =
Zasoba skyta vellly vyber nez-
nyvh yzorku bile j barevne pu-
dy aneb ciste bile.
Dnes maine Y prodeii l6 ruiz
nych druhu peknych tureckych
ruCniku ia pouhou tfetinu pra
We hodnoty, cd l9c vyse.
Pro zitrek chystame veliky
vyprodej zenskych bavlnenych
puncoch ~ neuVerltelne mike
ceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
SebevraZdy v ceskOsl0vensIxe

armade. Ia trilete trvani cesko
slovenske armady bylo V nj spa
chano, jak sdeluje "Sluzba
213 sebevrazd. Mezi sebevrahy
bylo II dustojnik1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22

hHu I'd MIN NySOkc HlTiZOVG
dvere. potom rozhostil sc O.
pet hluboky kid, ktery pferu-
silly hodiny, oznamujlci deVa-
tou.
Alice povstala nasloucha,
nenl-ll nlkoho Ma blizku; zna-
menaJic vSude ticho, vystoupi-
la IA zidli Il spustila opatrne
horenl east okna. Lee tom
zaslechla skripot kliCe zam-
ku dvefl. Srdce il ztuhlo.
Hbite seskocila spechala k po-
hovce, aby ulehla. Nezbylo liz
casu, aby zavrela okno, nebot
yrzot byl by vzhudil pozornost'
a tim by jeji unysl Sc prozra-
dill a.zhatil.
kdyz vesla Mrs. Robsonova
pres prah, potacela Sc; po-
koji bylo dplne tina a komorna
nepfinesla svice.
''Tu jsem,' odvetila lady
Carly k otazce Robsono-
We a kdyz hlidacka rozzehla
lampu, dodala: "Domnivala
jsem Sc, re iste nemocna na
lozi."
''Jc mi trochu volneii pro-
to .isem vstala,' odvetila ko-
NORMA; "vzpomnela jsem 81, re
dektcr FELTON, odeSel a sluzky,
jez .pouzivaii jeho nepritom-
nosti i dole kchyni dobre Sc
mali, molly by zapomenouti
na vasi veceii. Daly-li yam j.
sti?"
"Mimo taj pranic."
ITO isem 81 myslilal Preje-
te 81 zaiiste, abych YAM n6co
donesla p
"Nikoli, nemam hladu; ne
potrebuji niceho."
PAX tedy rad6ii ulehnete,
pokud isem zde; posvitim
vam,' nabizi Sc komorna,
Alici nezbylo, nez Sc tomu
podvoliti.
Nahle rolhledla SC Mrs.
Rbbsonova zkoumavo a fellla
"Hda So mi, ze jo Ia pruvan;
cltim, bterak sem Vcjo studcny
N@duch. >
"OVSem, ncbot' vcera byia
rozbita tabuIka okne,' odve-
tia lady Carlyonova kVapne,
obavajic Sc, ably hlidacka ne
postrchla, ze jest okno oteVfe-
no.
Lee obaya ia byla zbytecna );
sotva Alice ulehla, shasta ko-
morna sNetIo a odeSla
Adcla odpocivala nekolik mi
nut dechem stajenym. "Diky
Bohu, ze odeSla!' zaseptla po-
tom, povstaYsi, rychle Sc L.
stroiila. Plast' odlozila, oba-
vajic sc, ze by i na uteku pre-
kazel, "a to ovazala 81 pres r;,-
mena velkF vlneny Satek tax,
ably mohla rukama pohybo-
yati; IN mlstc klobonku pri.
peVnila na hlaVu hcdVabny Sa-
TEX.
Zatisn ubchlo dcSet hodin
ysudc yladne hrobove ticho. -
Alice opet pristoupila k oknu
iez bylo Ma stesti dostatecnf
Stroke, Il kIckla ma Stroke raml
obou ia sebe posouvnutych kf
del.
kdyz vsak pohledla dolu, "a
chVela Sc. "Veta po mne, pa
dnu-li do hlubiny,' zaseptla
Nahle opustila j odvaha a bez
deky kloni Sc Ease do pokoje.
Lee III okamzik pominul;
nerozIaodnost' nest astna ze
IA modlila SC myslenkach ;
prosila upenlive, ably il Buh pr
spell a chranil. Potcm vypJa
la sc z okna, by zachytlla We
tev. kterou 81 byla vyhledla;
neiblizsi minute vyhoupla sc
okna.
Okamzik vzlla5ela Sc Alic
meHi ohlohou zeial, pOtot
posoutala 80 poncnahlu 20 Ve
tvi Ike kmer1, 4 dosahnuv6l Je
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
VOSKOVANE
STOLNi
PL.ATNO

nelnoveislch vzorll', a neJlepsl
jahosti, yard q Gtyrt stroke, Ia
rurpnc heZyadnG,
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CECHU DOMOV.

X ucteni pamatky sVeho
zemfeleho manzela p. To
mase Sidla, venovala pozl,-
stala manzelka pi. Anna 81
dlova "Cechu Domov' S25.
Kez tento slechetny Gin po-
vzbudi k hojnemu nasledo-
vanl.
VYBOR.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-22
R0DINNE TAJEMSTVI..
Roman angckych kruhu spoecenskych.
Pfelozil Kare Pochyba.

na, pfOlO SndZll sc uSllOVne,
by j zapudil; nez pfese vsech-
40 namahani nepodafilo sc mu
TO uplne. Dostavovaly sc chvi-
lie, kdy vtiral sc mu obraz man
zelcin pred oci, kdy no napa-
do, kterak asi jest nest astnici
V trapne samote.
X tomu cekala ia neho trap
na nehoda. Maleho synka sti-
hlo nestestl. Otec byl k nemu
povolan telegraficky; kdyz do
jel na misto, nalezl ditko We
stavu beznadejnem. Chlapec
byl ponechan chvili bez do
hlidky V pokoji; nepochybne
priblizil Sc ohni a odev jeho
sc zanitil.
Kdyz prikvapila sluzka ma
pokrik ditete, nalezla je V pla-
menu, a &C Sc il podarilo oheh
zahy udusiti, bylo prece dite
jiz velice popaleno. Privolany
lekaf MEDAL nejmensl nadeje
na uzdravenl.
Sede Il loze choreho ditete,
luvazoval sir Ascot, mali povo-
lati sem Alici; konecne vsak sc
! rozhodl, ze toho neucini. Jeji
pfltomnost by diteti neprospe-
la, bylo lie ocekavati, re by
sc hnev jejl jen rozmnozil, kdy
by nalezla dite mrtve, j re by
dojista provedla, elm vyhrozo-
vala. L tech prlcin uznal "a
dobre, zataiiti il tuto zpravu.
Smrt' uboheho ditete media
Ia Ma Sc dlouho cekati; vyde-
chic naposledy, an jeste otec Il
jeho loze dlel. Sir Ascot byl
tax zarmoucen, jak by Sc nebyl
nikdo do bezcitneho muze ma
dal: miloval skuteCne Sveho
synka vice nez cokoli iineho
na svet6. Umrtim ditete byla
uvolnena posledni paska, iez
ho poiila Alicl; cd tie chvile
| byla mu Vzpomlnka na chot'
dvojnasobnc ncpfljemna, ne
bot il povazoval "a sveho "a
pflsahlcho ncpfitele n nenavi-
denou prekazku m zivotni je-
ho rdaze.
Sir Ascot mluViI sc hraben-
kou tie ROubaiXoVou Y Londy-
ne, ana Sc tn na SVe ceste do
Parize zastavila, Il jcji sllcnoSt
pHsobila nan tim mocneji, elm
| iisJeji NedGl, ze Jest Velmi boz
hata; pokud a jak vubec bylo
lie tonuto muZi zamilovati Sc,
tax Zamiloval Sc do hrabenky.
Bezelo ovsem o to, Jak dlou-
ho bude trvati toto spojeni
nyni vsak podlehal uplne a ce-
lie jejimu vllVu. "Kdyby neby-
J 10 Alice, mohl bych il pojati
"a chot' - Soptal, ode hazeje z
! hostince, ncmz byl hraben-
ku navstlvil. "Tusim, &c by
muou nepohrdla. Kdybych Sc
stal panem jeiiho jmeni,, ne.
! ocitI bych sc nikdy V peneznlei
'nesnazich. Kez by moje zena
zcmrela =
Nadeje jeho rostla den ode
, dine; yedel, re pobyt nezdra
, vem, vlhkem a bazinami obklo
/; penem dome bude Ma zdrav
Alicino tax zhoubne pusobiti
, re Sc jeho prani splni. Netrpe
: live otevlral kazdy list Felto
nllv, ale ami jeden neobsahova
poznamku, ze by lady Carlyo
nova byla poyazliVe nemocna
, 4 proto odhazoVal dopls id do
piSem mlzute stanou.
, Kdyz konecnc nastal llsto
i pad, napadlo ho, ze by snat
prcce mel navstlviti chot',
: poto vyjel po draze az k pc
Y sledni stanici, blize niz byl Ii
2 stav doktora Feltona.
Lee zmylil sc We vypoctu
G chtel piijctl IA misto odpole
II dne d zatlm dojel pozde vete
J m nepatrnou stanici, lltera by
!, IL jen slabc osVetlena lldu
.,y,i,. g M ohm II II, nh6,-I L