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New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
TO A HE-LARK

~ "a AAC~hf1AA
Hail to thee, Don Marquis,
Bard thou ever watt
Never did the lark wis
Such a poesie-tossed
Conductor of a column since the
first at" was crossed
Now within "The Tribune"
We espy your column,
Proud with verse or squib you KIN
Ow is never solemn;
II sober thoughts come near YOU
quickly fol-de-rol 'em.
Whom will you discover?
Some astute cock-roache,
Fitzurse as a lover,
Or some sans reproche
Hermione, whose thoughts are what
the French call gauche?
Will you smite this Volstead,
And all the blue-nosed blinkers,
Praising alcohol, stead
Of pink pop for drinkers?
Will you revive that Little Group Of
Serious Ih1nkers1
We stand with no brass railing,
And pine for what just amt;
Our sincerest aleing
Tastes like purple paint,
And sends US groaning with esopha-
gus complaint.
Teach us half the secret
How your column shines,
And our pen would speak, ret
Z Ortirg liquid lines,
Till we could hail together return
ing Auld Lang Synes!
CLEMENT WOOD.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

Oatestna is o., the free list IN the
tariff bill. Hoak,tna is still protected,
hoacever, as the Congressnaen need
so much of 1t in their business.
Don MARQUIS.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
A Cnmnnn,nnflnn Ernm ArcIly

a Communication From ArciIy
boss saw picturo
of myeelf in 81 paper
tho other day
writing on typewriter
with 8cmo of nay feet
wish It was as easy
as that what | havo to do
Is dive at each key
on the machine
and bump 1t with my head
and sometimes II telescopes
my oeciput into my
vertebrm and ! have A.
permanent cnliouS
on my forehead
am in fact becoming
low brow think of 1t
me with nll my learning
to become a low brow
hoping that you
viii remain the Same
am as ever your
faithful little bug
archy
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER is. 1922

ownsd ~ Nsv yesk tribune Inc. Sew Yosk
Corporation Published daily. ogden REID. Frsss-
asns O. ysrnor nassrs. ee.psasidsnt; heIsn
Rogers Reid. Secretary; n. f Mssarad. Treasurer
ADDRESS. Tfsbeno BuIiaang. i5s Nassau Street Sew
Sesk Tslspasnc BeeAmsn $500
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

A woman may no longer be
thrilled by a husband who spills egg
on his vest. but possibly there is
some comfort in the thought that
no jane will ever elope with him.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18
The 7ower

Copyright tsas, New York Tribune inc.
Thc fashions come, the fashions 60,
No,c longer skirts, now shorte1';--
But everything that 1comen wear,
Some pretne refogmcT tears his hair
And says they hadn't ortcri
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

cial privilege to no union and fair
play % public. labor and capital
alike.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-18

OUE OWN WALL MOTTnEs
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
BUILDERS EXCHANGE :


MEET--A general meeting of the
Phoenix Builders exchange will be
held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at
Exchange headquarters. Plans for
handling the fall acceleration of con-
struction will be discussed among
other items relative to the unex-
pected demand for building in this
state.
CANDIDATE FOR CONSTABLE
r. r. Schultz, who lives on Twin
Palms ranch, four miles south of
Phoenix, has announced his can
didacy for the nomination for con-
stable of the East Phoenix precinct,
subject to the Republican primary.
Mr.. Schultz has lived in Maricopa
county for the past II years. the last
five years of which he has been fol-
lowing the occupation of farmer.
Previous to that time he was rail-
road man, having been a conductor
on the Arizona Eastern for six years.
Mr.. Schultz came to Arizona from
Indianapolis, Indiana, where he was
| a member of the police force. He has
large and strong following and his
many friends predict that he will
| make a strong showing in the pri-
| mary.
NO BUNDLE STATIoNS-Nu-
merous inquiries have been received
as to whether bundle stations
would be established throughout
Phoenix during the Near East Relief
Bundle Week campaign, May Is to
21. This has not been deemed neces-
sal'y owing to the state headquar-
ters being located in this city. If
persons who wish to contribute cloth
ing. and are unable to deliver same
to 20 Central building viii kindly
notify the Near East Relief. phone
6216. they will be glad to call for the
bundles.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
localities
HERE FROM Los ANGELES

HERE FROM LOS ANGELES ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wolfslxill and
MRS. VIM. Stinemann motored over
from Los Angeles and are the house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Webb.
The Wolfskills are old pioneer resi-
dents of California, and Mrs. Slime
man was formerly Miss Savage, her
father being the proprietor of the
Savage Arms company.
TO EXPLAIN CONTRACTS -
Representative from the grain COM
nittee of the state farm bureau will
explain the workings of the new sales
contracts which are part of the CO.
operative marketing plan. at meet
ing of the Cartwright district farm
bureau at O'Clock this evening. All
members of the farm bureau are
urged to be present and members of
other bureaus are invited to attend.
Is DINNER GUEST-William c.
Van Fleet. United States district
judge, was the dinner guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph E. Morrison at the
Country club on Friday evening.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
DYE BLOUSE OR
BABYS COAT IN
"DlAMOND DYES"

Diamond Dyes" add years OF wear
to worn, faded skirts. waists. coats,
stockings, sweaters, coverings, hang
ings. d:aperies. everything. Every
package contains directions so simple
any woman can put new. rich fade
less colors into her worn garments or
draperies even if she has never dyed
before. Just buy Diamond Dyes-no
other kind-then your material will
come out right. because Diamond
Dyes are guaranteed not to streak,
spot. fade, or run. Tell your druggist
whether the material you wish to dye
is wool or silk. or whether it is linen,
cotton or mixed goods.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Coming Events

Tuesday, May 16.--concert by MIR.
and Mrs. n. Alden Enyeart at First
Congregational church, 8:15 p. m.
Tuesday, May is - kiwanis club
weekly luncheon at Hotel Adams,
noon.
Wednesday, May 17-Sc t 4 e
Woman's club at home of Mrs.
Fred Wolf, 2:30 .. m.
thursday, May 18-- Junior Guild at
Cathedral House, 2 p. m.
Thursday, May 18 - Madison I'M
provement club, last meeting of
year.
Thursday, May 1a-"M i d su m n, e r
Nights Dream at Cottonwood
Court, 5o7 North Seventh street,
$3.50 .. m.
Thursday, May 1e-Regular meeting
Association of Allied Service Or
sanizations in v. r. w. rooms,
1880 p. m.
Thursday, May 18-Luncheon of ex-
ecutive council, A. A. S. o.. Grand
cafe, noon.
Friday, May 19-"Midsumme Nights
Dream" at Cottonwood Court. 507
North Seventh street, $3.50 p. m.
Friday. May 1e-Rotary club lunch
con at Hotel Adams, f2: 10 p. m.
Saturday, May Pom d sum m r
Nights Dream at Cottonwood
Court, 507 North Seventh street,
$50 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

A ARIZONA LODGE NO. 2,
IA F. & A. NJ, will confer the
2kSIy third degree tonight at 1880
W. sharp. Sojourning Brothers
OSCAR C. BARTLETT, w. NJ.
~
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Milton C.. McCIave

Funeral services for Milton c. Nc
Gave. who died at his home 209 East
van 'Buren street, Sunday afternoon,
az 4 o'clock, will be held at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon in the A. H
Mcclellan chapel. The funeral SER
mon will be preached by the Rev. G
u. Yoakum, pastor of the First Con
sregatlona1 church. The X. of p
.odge Will have charge of the services
Mf. McClave was 81 years old and
came 70 Phoenix about year ago
from Albany, Oregon, on account OF
ms health. He was a member of the
n. OF T, lodge, the ID. O. K X. and
tne Brotherhood of Railway Fire
men. He is survived by his widow,
one son, Alser McClave aged Z wears
and his mother.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
CHARGED wITH AssAuLTo

!
| l.. Bryce, arraigned before Justice
| Nat t. Mckee on charge of assault
with a deadly weapon. was bound
over yesterday under $500 bond to
await the preliminary hearing which
| was set for May IS. He is alleged
| to have fired a shotgun at d. Nishida.
| LEAVES FOR THE EAST - Mrs.
Stanley Williamson and small son,
| Warren, left for New York City last
| evening to join her husband who is
connected with the Central Copper
| company in that city. Mrs. William
| son, who has spent a greater part of
| her life in Phoenix where she at
! tended the public schools, has many
| friends and acquaintances who regret
| her departure
ROAD is CLoSED-On account of
| the normal and high school rifle
| matches and the state rifle match
! which follows ii, the road across the
| National Guard rifle range at Papago
| park will be closed from Tuesday,
| May Is, TO Monday, May %, accord
| ing to an announcement made yes
! terday by Colonel Walter s. ingalls,.
! state adjutant. This has been found
! necessary on account of the danger
to traffic from the rifle fire across
| the range.
| OFF POLICE FORCE Joe NJ.
| Balsz severed his connection with the
| police department yesterday when
| Chief of Police Wilkerson explained
| he desired to make a replacement in
| line with the policy of the new city
| administration. Balsz has held pub
| lie office in Phoenix since 1897. AS
a peace officer he served as a con-
stable and a deputy sheriff. He had
| been connected with the Phoenix po-
| lice department for the past 16
! months. Balsz has been a resident
| of Phoenix since he arrived here as
| a boy of 16 years in 1879.
RETURNS FROM INSPECTION
j. H. Allen, superintendent of equip
nlent for the state highway depart
| nlent. returned to Phoenix Sunday
| after spending two weeks in the East
| inspecting equipment in the various
| war material depots. The highway
| department anticipates it viii receive
| about 81 100000 additional equipment
! from the government as a result of
| the trip of Mr.. Allen. Mr.. Allen re-
| ported that there was keen competi-
| ton among the states for the fed
eral equipment and nearly every
state had an inspector present at
| the depots.
ARRIVE AT OCEAN PARk-word
| has been received from Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil CAM announcing their arrival
at Ocean Park, California. They will
go to Ellsmere Springs where they
| plan TO spend a month. Mr.. CAM
! health is much improved, it is stated
/
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three
ounces of Orchard White. which
any drug store will supply for
few cents, shake wen, and you
have a quarter pint of the best
freekle and tan bleach. and COM
plexlon whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon lotion into the face. neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how freckles and blemishes bleach
out ard how clear. soft and rosy
white the skin becomes.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Obituaries
E. II. Fisk

=. H. Fisk, SO, who came to this
city about five years ago, died at his
nome, Ala North Seventh avenue, last
saturday, May 10. He was born in
ONO. Mr.. Fisk leaves a wife, a son,
a daughter and five grandchildren.
uneral services were held at the
moore and Sons chapel yesterday
afternoon at o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Local Weather Yesterday

degrees.
Deficiency in temperature since the
first of the month, IA degrees.
Accumulated deficiency in tempera-
ture since Jan. l. 266 degrees.
Normal precipitation Jan. 1 to date.
2.79 inches.
Actual precipitation Jan. to date.
$40 inches.
Excess since Jan. ], Al inches.
Today: Time of sunrise, 5:2S am:
sunset, 7:21 M; moonrise, 1900 am.
ROBERT @. GRANT.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
WATER REPORT
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona-Fair Tuesday, except
somewhat unsettled northeast por-
ton; Wednesday fair; not much
change in temperature.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

Omaha at Des Moines; no game
played yesterday
Tulsa at Wichita; rain.
Oklahoma City at st. Joseph; rain.
AT Denver /, Sioux City 2.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

IL so-called corn "curesn have only
made your feet more sore and tender.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
HELP YOUR CITY

Have your stenoarapher add the
following to each business letter
you send out. There will be new
one each Monday morning.
PHOENIX - Where pic
MICS are a popular mid
winter pastime.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Elmer A. Chenoweth

Elmer A. Chenoweth, aged 2s
years, a member of the American
Legion. died at his home in Paradise
valley on May II. He came to Phoe-
nix several months ago on account
Of his health. The body was shipped
TO relatives at Kansas City, Mo, for
burial.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
Irish Situation May
Take Important Turn

DUBLIN, May 15-The Irish situa-
tion is likely to make q sensational
turn. 1t was freely rumored last night
that two prominent members of the
anti treaty party contemplated res
ignation with a view of facilitating
progress toward peace. Important
developments are therefore expected
at an early date.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Electric pressure wa
ter systems. Delco Light dealer. 241
W Adams Phone 649S. bn
STRAYED-M Monday morning from
the Van Kirk Exchange on North
Center Street one muley fawn COL
ored Jersey. With information please
call 206J4 1t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-05

Obcansky vybor netaza take nevi presvedceni
nektereho techto kandidatu
Obcansky vybor veri, ze legisativni zasupci pokud
intelligence charakteru vzdelani tyGe by NELL byti
naprosto schopn slyse veskere vnosy vsesranne pax
hlasova edne stanoviska pecliveho vysetren IRA
le uvahy.
Obcansky vybor jest spokojen, horeJi uveden kan
didah vyhove vsem temto pozadavkum.
Baho obecn6 tax dobre jako vastni Vas zaem vyza-
duje uprmnou spoluprac vliv pr nominovani techto
cekancu. s..,i
.-.,-. . ,E*t<.
VYKONNY VYBOR ~e,,.
Paul Rowland +. w. Treadway
Richard +. Grant Victor W. Sincere
DIR. Andrew Chema Samuel Scovil
w. G. Wilson Allard Smith
Corllss +. Sullivan Alexander S. Taylor
DR.. G A. Barraceli Frank Iomlch
Tyler w. Carlisle A. l.. Maresh
H. c. Robinson, pok Harry l.. Vail, tai.
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JAN VLADYKA
- ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.
ctvrt hodiny."

ci, zvykly cd svych pand, u
koncil hovor a nevsimal 81 ia
ma. jenz byl trochu prekvapen
a premyslel, co delati. V N.Y.
slivne zlstala asi Eva samotna.
Nebude il neprijemno, re tam
zustane do rama? Nebude il
trapno pred sluzkami, nebo
snad nebude miti odvahy sc k
tomu doznati? Nesmi il pG-
sobiti skrytou bolest a uvidi-li,
re by 81 pfala, ably odesel, pu-
sti sc v noci do Krhavce. Vsak
cestu zna, lucernu by mu pGj-
cili, protoze 81 svou elektric-
kou lucernicku nechal donna a
Kacenka by mu otevrela. Tro-
chu 81 po SVEN mrzoutskem
zpusobu pohubuie, ale co ma
tom. Beztoho 81 il cele dny
nevsima, ably no nedrazdily je-
il RUNE nezpusoby.
Jeho nalada byla jaksi "a
strena a kdyz u myslivny wy
skocil z povozu dal kocimu
zpropitne. temer ostychave Sci
dovnitr. Sluzka vzala Cd neho
baliky, sdelujic, re slecna je. v
kuchyni. : Coze mu ami vstric
;nevysla? Hneva sc snad? =
Nebo Sc neco stalo?
Sluzka sla pred MIN do jidel-
ny a polozivsi baliky, odesla.
Sotva sc "a nj dvere zavrely,
vebehla Eva, vsechna Cd plot
ny rozpalena. Oci Sc il leskly
,, a rozepiavsi ruce, chytila no
do naruce.
''To jsi hodny, Jenicku, re
isl prijel," povidala radostne.
"Uz jsem Sc te dockat nemoh-
Ia. Bala jsem sc jiti ven, pro-
toze bych Sc byla nezdrzela a
venku te polibila. Taky jsi sc
trochu t6Sil?" ptala Sc, hladic
no po tvari.
"Jak Sc muzes ptati? Ale
ted mann starost. Vaclav sc
Stanislavou pry odjeli, snad a.
, bych take sci do Krhavce."
"Proc?' podivila Sc. 'Ty
Sc bojis zde zustati?"
ia sc nebojlm, mann pouze
starost, re by to tobe bylo ne
prijemno."
"Ty osklivy, proc mi kazis
radost?" plisnila no laskave
"Chci ST jednou zahrati ma do.
maci pani on chce utikat. -
Jen to jest6 jednou rekni, dc
sn,rti bych ii neodpustila. =
Chlubila jsem Sc Stanislave
jak 81 misto nj budu hrati ne
nlilostpani 4 on by cht6l utl.
kat. Hned odloz a posad' Sc
PoS!u sem sluZku rozsvitit g
zatim pripravim jidlo. Pc il.
die ulozim deti a budes mi Wy
pravovat. Dnes te brzy naho.
ru nepustim, at Sc trochu ne.
vyspis."
A uz zmizela jako svetly pa
prsek. Jana opustila vsechns
tisen jakasi hfejiva radios
no zalila. Budou Evou sa
motni a budou 81 moci povidat
Jindy Sc prece ostychal il liba'
= ale dnes 81 to vynahradi.
Sci do vedlejSiho pokoje z;
d6tmi, pohral 81 S mimi al mai
Eva volala, ably Sci veceret.
Byla We SVEN kuchynskem u
boru roztomila a jeji oblice
byl ozaren stestim. JENNIE 81
starala o deti, dohlizejic, alb.
Sc najedly a mic ably Sc Jim ne
stale jen letme jeji pohled.
laskaly Jana.
Pc veceri mladsi sluzka ski
zela Sc stolu a prinesla lahe'
pivem a starsi sla Evou u
. loziti deti.
"Dnes tn bude S mimi spati,
upozornovala Eva Jana, alb,
nezapominal, re sluzka bud
"a dvojimi dvermi spati. "De
: ii jsou ma nj zvykle a kdyby
noci neco potrebovaly, ona jim
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stari."
Jan Sc 1smevem dival, jak
obratne a laskave deti svleka- /,
la, jak je chlacholila, jak je
ucila, ably Sc hezky pomodlily
"a taticka a maticku a to uz
Sc Jim ocka klizila. Polibili ro-
zespale tetu sotva je polozi-
Ii, uz Sc Jim oci zavrely. Sluz-
ka Sla jeste do kuchyne poklf-
zet a Eva poodbehla odlozit
kuchynskou zasteru.
Prisla prevleknuta v zupan,
v nemz il vcera casne rano vi
del usednuvsi 81 vedle neho,
polozila hlavu ma jeho rame-
no.
"Povidej, Jenicku, uz mann
po domacich starostech a ted
81 budeme nalezeti. Neboj sc,
nikdo neposloucha. Provaze-
la jsem te svou mysli a tesla
Sc, az prijedes, re mi budey
povidati, kde isl byl, co jsi de-
lal, koho videl. W jsi zapsan?'
Otocil svou ruku> kolem jeji-
no pasu a vypravoval. Chvile-
mi no prerusovala otazkami,
zvedave chtic znati kazdou
malickost. Litovala no, re Sc
bude muset tolik namahati a
ptala Sc, dela-li to rad.
"Vzdyt' to delam pro svou
drahou zenu," rekl vroucne.
Polibila no "a ia slova, ale
povzdychla 81.
"My jsme smutni manzele,"
zasteskla 81. "Jsme svoji a
nejsme svoji. Patrime 81 a me-
patrime 81. Libame sc ukrad-
KEN a jeden pred druhym uti-
kame."
"Jsi nest astna?" lekl Sc.
''Nest' astna? Proc bych by
la nest astna? St'astna jsem.
Ale mohli bychom byti jeste
St. astnejsi, kdyby nebylo -
Nu, at'si. Nemohu tvdj kid
rusiti, vim, re tvuj nahled jest
MONA spravnejsi nez muj."
"Jaky nahled?"
"Coz mi nerozumiS?" dur
dila sc, ale nedivala Sc mu do
tvare.
"NeroZumim."
"Nemohu tt to sama rici. -
Trochu premyslej. Povidala
jsem, ze isme manzele a nezi-
jeme jako manzele. Coz nepO-
chopujes?"
Has jeji sc malicko chvel,
prala 81, ably znel laskavou
durdivosti, ale vyznival tesk-
mem rozboufeni. Podlval Sc
ma nj napred nechapave, po-
tom vsak pochopil. Mrazive
chv6ni projelo jeho udy a uze
Iji sob6 pfivinul.
"Nechci rusiti tvui dusevni
lklid," pfiznaval Sc upfimne.
"Jaky kid? Veris tomu, ze
pred Bohcm je mas svazek pra
We tax platny, jake kazdy jiny
lsvobodne uzavreny?"
"Ovsem, neprelhal jsem te
piece"
Gnu tax, co sc bojiS o muj
kid? NetuSis, re je to zene
malo, muze-li sveho muze pou
re polibiti? CT jsi snad takovy
chladny, re po zene ami ne
touzis?"
VSecka We tvari zahorela a
oci Sc il horecne leskly. Jeho
nervy sc napialy a jeho srdce
zaboufilo.
"Evo, trpim tolik, re ii ne
mohu rici," .povidal tlumene a
tiskl jeji ruku, az Sc jeho pr
sty do kuze borily.
"Z ohledu ma tebe jsem MI
GEL"
"Na me isl cekal?" Ty O.
skl;vy muzi, slusi sc to pro ze-
nu, ably zacinala," vytykala
mckee a polozila hlavu ma je-
no prsa.
|
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vzdy takovym pevnym charak-
terem, ktery Sc media zmasti
prospecharstvim ustupky lid
skym zlozvykum. Zvlaste po-
ctive dodrzte sve sliby, ktere
jste ucinil one slecne, vlastne
uz sve pani, mel jste pravdu,
re Mediate formalit a uchova-
vate 81 citlive svedomi. Je, to
lepe, nez poslouchati ruzna,
caste dost bezhlava uredni ma
rizeni. Kdybyste potreboval
jeste nejakych knih nebo od-
borne rady, jsem vam vzdy k
sluzbam, pamatujte 81 to do
bre. A tuhle ten dopis dejte
panu dekanovi. Ze no libam
a vroucne pozdravuji."
"Neracil jste mu snad pro-
zraditi me tajemstvi," stracho-
val sc Jan. !,
"Neznate me a proto mi ne
ddverujete," poklepal mu ma
rameno. "Vim, CO mann delat
a nepridelam Tomasovi tisni-
vych myslenek. TAX, mlady
priteli, jed'te vesele stated
ne domu. Potesilo me, re jsem
vas seznal a prijd'te vzdy ke
mne, jako ke svemu priteli" ="
Ukoncil hovor, Ease mu ST..
decne ruku stiskl Jan jeho
slovy posilen, vysel ma ulici.
Mel do obeda temer jeste dive
hodiny a napadlo mu, ably Eve
neco koupil. PoteSi il tim do
jista, re ma nj pamatoval a te-
sill Sc, jak Sc jeji oci nan "a
smeji. Mnoho penez sice ne
mel, ale prece jen tolik, re nj
kdy nemel takoveho bohatstvl.
ida kolem vykladu, vsiml 81 u
zlatnika vylozenych sperku.-
Videl snubni prsteny a zalito-
val, re nemuze je koupiti. Do
cka-li Sc, re je take s Evou no.
siti budou? Pochyboval a te-
kal okem dale. Prsteny pro
.snoubence, cetl maly napis a
mad MIN bylo vylozeno nekolik
paru prstenu, zlatych krouzkil
malymi kameny. To koupi.
Eva to muze nositi a on nebu-
deli moci ma prste, aspon We
sve kapse no bude miti. Kou-
pill diva prsteny Sc zelenymi po-
lodrahokamy, mic nedbaje I'VE
davych pohledu prodavacky,
kdyz prsteny IA svc ruce zkou
sci. Zaplatil "a ne asi dvacet
zlatych a usmivaje sc, sci X
hotelu.
Venkovska uzkostlivost Sc
v mem hlasila a davno pred od-
jezdem vlaku byl ma nadrazi
Teprve, kdyz Sc vlak hnul, IT,
sen nej spadla a uz letely
jeho myslenky napred k Eve
Jak sc asi potesi, az no uvidi
Jak 81 dnes popovidaji, nemu.
sice Sc obavati, re casne ranc
ceka odjezd. Az deti ke spa.
nj ulozi, sesednou Sc a budou
zvatlati do pill nOci.
Cim blize prijizdel, tim by
netrpelivejsi. Blizila Sc noe
kdyz konecne na polotemnf
stanici vystupoval. Zahled
uz povoz a zamiril sc svym
baliky k nemu. Kone netrpe
live hrabali kopyty, sotva j
koci udrzel. Sotva usedl, uz Sc
rozebehli V prudkem klusu.
"Mel jsem S mimi peklo,
vysvetloval koci, kdyz jedou
ce do kopce, jeli krokem. "Vo
zil jsem pana lesniho milost
pani k odpolednimu vlaku ;
cekal jsem potom al ma vecer
nj vlak. A to Jim bylo dlouht
jen tax stati."
"Pan lesni S milostpani ne
kan odjeli?" ptal Sc prekva
pene.
"Ano. Pred samym obeden
pribehl do dvora hajny, abycl
jel hned. Dostali pry We for
tovne telegram pani musil
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-22
CHIEF JUSTICE
RECOvERSFROM
HOSPITAL TRIP
Will Remain in Great Falls
Until Court Opens in
January.

Lew r. Galloway, chief justice Oh
the Montana supreme court, arrived III
Great Falls Tuesday from Helena fol
lowing his partial recovery from an
operation for appendicitis, to which he
submitted October 81. The chief justice
expects to remain in Great Falls with
his family until December ., when be
viii return to Helena to be associated
with business coming before the su-
preme court. but will be here for the
Christmas holidays and return to 1iei-
ena with Mrs. Galloway and their chll-
dren early in January to remain per-
manently.
Justice Galloway left the hospital at
Helena last Thursday and stu mas
much of his former strength and vlgor
to ecover, but is able to be about,
through the exercise OF care agalhst
oyer-exertion. While in Great Falls
he will pay short visits to his former
law office and will be an occasional
visitor at the offices Of the Great Falls
Commercial club, of which he was
president at the time of his appoint
ment to the supreme bench, following
the death of the late Chief Justice
Theodore Brantly.
Justice Callaway's tenure as an ap-
pointee will continue only until the
first Of the year. when he Will sue
coed himself by virtue of his election
November Z. His majority over his
opponent was approximately 10000.
Justice and Mrs. Galloway while at
Helena will occupy the home OF the
late Odell Mcconnell.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-11-22
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