davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-16

Phil Douglas, of the prima donna
ways, came over day behind the rest
Of them and appeared fit to do hard
days work. Jesse Burkett was his
guide, philosopher and travelling COM
panion,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-16
SECOND GAME

Totais, 2s5s23 Ia Totals. alsT2slsa
Chicago ....sle o0e 2ax-s
Boston ,.5.,,.,..s.. 900 002 10 er-s
Home run--esrimes. stolen bases Krug,
Double playsvso' Farrell and fIoIsefher;
Grimes. Holloehsr. and drimesi ehseyes
Chicago /, Bases On balis-@on MeNan,sars''
s; on jones. i: og Chaeves, 9. Struck o,ss
.,,By Jones, 81 by. Mcnamara. q, By
lnone out in sepsnth1 OF eheeves. In Il
HIT by pitcher--By Cheeves fesowdyS,
WIG pitches MeNamara. Jones WINNIE
ley Time--i;s4 'N = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-16
Standings i'm Major Leagues
National League
Yesterdays RESULTS

Pittsburgh. 6; New York, q.
Chicago. 5; Boston, 0 tlsf).
Chicago, 8; Boston, (2d).
Cincinnati, 8, Philadelphia, 0.
Other teams not scheduled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-16

!, RAaEgsAItL TO-DAY. s.aH II, NJ. POLO
SSouada. Yankees w. natroit,--Advt.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
Iron County Paid Large Sum for
Bounties Last Year.

Iron county annually pays out
considerable sum for boun'ies on
wild animals, but the banner year
was the one which just closed.
Bounties were paid last year on
wolves, wildcats and foxes, amount
ing in all to s. tiI, which is SSI5
more than during the year 1920,
when $500 was paid out. However,
the year 1919, when a total of
SIo77 rs was paid out, was heavy
one. During 1919 bounty was
paid on sparrows, but this has
since been done away with.
Last year bounty was paid on 81
wolves, which at $40 each amounts
to 5000. In addition to the $50
paid by the county the state pays
an equal amount.
A bounty of s. is paid on wild
cats. Three of these animals were
trapped or killed in Iron county
last year, the total bounty being
So Two dollars was paid for foxes.
Eleven of these animals brought
the total bounty to S22. Here
after no bounty will be paid in this
county on foxes as the result of
action of the board of supervisors
at the last annual meeting in de-
Gliding to do away with the bounty
on these animals.
1t is believed that the large
amount paid out in bounties is an
indication that trapping of wild
animals is furnishing occupation to
many persons who have no regular
employment on account of the in
dustrial situation. The army of
trappers in Iron county cannot be
very large, however, since but IS
licenses have been issued at the
county clerk ) office. Every trapp-
er is supposed to take out license
but there may be many who have
neglected this trifling matter.
Our neighborlng county, Ash
land, also had large increase in
bounties paid last year. A total
of 1875 was paid out, which was
slightly less than one-haf of the
total paid out in the years 1918,
1919 and 1920.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
After Draft Deserters.

1t is the intention of the war de
partment to proceed vigorously with
the prosecution of deserters from the
draft. The adjutant general of the
army is asking congress for an appro-
priation of S250,O00 from which to
pay rewards of $50 each for draft de-
serters delivered TO the military
authorities. 1t is declared that the
recent publication of the deserter
lists was or practical value in elimin-
ating names of non-wilful deserters,
but less than one half of one percent
of the total names printed have been
removed from the lists from that
cause. "It is imperative" says the ad-
jutant general, "that the government
exhibit the greatest possible energy
in pursuing these men and in punish
ing all who are found guilty. 1T the
government permits these deserters
TO escape the punishment provided for
their otfense, consequences of the
grayest import will certainly ensue. !"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
VOigt & Christensen

Belief that the title of the build
ing, value of which is now eetin-
ated at $40, 900. was now the pro-
perty of the state of Wisconsin.
was expressed in an opinion given
by the attorney generals office to
Hon. o. Holway, adjutant genera
The title of the lot and building
was taken Out by trustees in the
name Of Company c, Rhinelander S
unit in the state guards before the
war. The company was Transferred
into the federal service and alter
dissolved. No STEPS were made for
transfer of the title to the city, nor
to remove membranes.
So the armory, with an ircid ltal
mortgageof 81 ooobelongso; honld
belong to thestate, accordinC to The
attorney generals office.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
EDERAL AGENTS GRAB
FIVE AT SAXON
Prohibition Officers Posing as Land
Buyers Get Evidence of Sale of
Moonshine.

Prohibition agents raided four
saloons at Saxon Tuesday and ar
rested five men for illegal posses
sion of liquor, causing unusual ex-
scitement in the village. Those ar
rested were Albert Brunelle, Frank
Kerfactic, Frank Sailor. John
Haney and Al LaBlanc, the latter
two being partners. The men
were taken to Ashland and placed
10 the county Jail to await trial.
Sailor was arrested not long ago on
q federal charge and was fined for
Violation of the liquor law. Ker-
tactic has case pending in circuit
court at the present time.
The evidence which lead to the
arrest of the FIVE Saxon men is said
to have been secured last week
when two prohibition officers ap-
peared at Saxon and posing as pro-
spective land buyers got inside in
formation of traffic in moonshiue.
Added weight to their ruse of de-
siring to buy land was given when
they appeared with grub hoes and
dug under the snow and took
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07

The new Treasury Savings Ger
tificates, which are now on sale at
post offices of the first, second and
third classes, are issued in denom-
nations of S25, 500 and $1,000
maturity value and pay interest at
the rate of about 4 y per cent COM
pounded seini-annually.
The prices of the certificates are
$50 for the S25 maturity value, $50
for the 500 maturity value and
$500 for the $1,000 maturity value.
The certificates mature FIVE years
from date of issue in every case and
carry redemption privilege where
by the holder may if he desires, cash
his holdings before maturity in
which case the rate of interest is
3H per cent compounded semi
annually. They are exempt from
local taxation and normal Federal
income tax.
Certificates are registered at the
time of issue in the name of the
purchaser who is protected against
loss of any kind. Another new
feature of these certificates is the
provision whereby individuals,
firms, fraternal organizations and
other associations may purchase up
to $4,000 maturity value of certifi.
Gates issued during any calendar
year.
The new issue is offered as a
part of the unified savings plan to
be conducted by the Post Office
and Treasury Departments. Under
the new arrangement postal savings
may be used toward the purchase
of Treasury Savings Certificates.
Thrift and War Savings stamps
were withdrawn from sale on Dec
ember 81, 1927.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07

samples of the soil from several
farms, saying that they wished to
have the soil analysed before buy
ing. But the trick that brought
the goods was the renewing of
acquaintance with old Saxon
friends, by which they were able
to buy the stuff at each establish
ment.
The officials dropped off the one
O'Clock train from Ashland, got
their men and returned to Ashland
on the next train.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07

was registered by the state auto
license bureau at Madison, which
is preparing to handle the usual
increase" of II to r8 percent in
number of automobile licenses.
More than $4,000 in handling
expenses will be saved this year by
new system of mailing out the
license certificates and auto tags
together.
The tags this year are of prison
manufacture, being made at Wau-
pun penitentiary. This is expected
to mean a much greater saving to
the state.
All of the SAP 900 licenses grant
ed for 1921 expired Saturday, Dec.
81, and new tags must be secured
within a period of from thirty TO
sixty days, as set by local author
tiles. Last years licenses included
$4,000 automobiles, and 22, ,ooo
trucks.
Penalties for failure to take out
licenses are vested entirely with the
local authorities, according to Alex
Cobban, head Of the auto license
department.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
Dead Sea and medi,erran Am.

The old question Of the 0r-u Of
the extreme saltiness Of the Dead ~ca
has received new answer. = has
been shown, after GcWon~lra'i,s .iat
the soil and rocks can have furnished
but a fraction Of the quantity nt S@it
that has collected in the Dead sea
basin. that the most important source
Of supply Of this salt is atmospheric
transportation by winds from Tire
Mediterranean. This view lt Is
thought is confirmed by the fact 'lmt
the ratio OF chlorine to bronine in
the Dead sea is the same Us IN the
Mediterranean Wa shlngton star,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
More Auto Licenses.

Four hundred thousand auto
mobiles are expected to be licensed
in the state of Wisconsin next year.
Evidence that the state is plugging
through the industrial depression
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
Rhinelander Loses Armory.

When Rhiuelander lost its
national guard organization during
the war, II lost its armory.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
Seems So.

No matter what else you may ssy
about the telephone company. IL
always has large supply Of numbers
you don't want on hand
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1922-01-07
IRON COUNTY CIRCUIT
COURT NEXT MONDAY
Important Criminal Cases on Calendar
for This Term, Trial of Which
Begins on Tuesday.

circuit court for Iron county will
convene at the court house next
Monday, Jan. 9, with Judge G.. N.
Risjord presiding, and will be con-
tinued until the calendar of cases
is disposed of.
The calendar for this, term of
court includes eight criminal cases.
The trial of cases begins on Tues
day, the second day of the term,
the first day being given over to
hearing motions and actions for
divorce.
Two murder cases, one man.
slaughter, one rape, one larceny,
two burglary and one dynamite
made up the criminal cases for this
term.
Gabriel DaPra, who shot and
killed big Leo" Laguna at Gile
on the night of October 2, must
stand trial on charge of murder.
DaPra claims he was compelled to
shoot Laguna to protect his sister.
Mrs. Laguna, who, it is claimed,
was being assaulted by her hus.
band. Since the shooting DaPra
has been in Jail.
Another murder case is that of
Peter Radakovich. of Upson, who
is alleged to have shot a woodsman
named Bailey during a scuffIe in
the defendants saloon early last
spring. Following his arraign-
ment in municipal court Radakovich
was released, the judge holding that
the shooting was justifiable. Later
Gov. Blaine ordered that Radako-
vich be given another hearing, the
case having been brought to the
governor attention by members of
the Legion at Iron River, Wis
The hearing was held before Judge
Risjord and the defendant bound
over for trial.
A manslaughter case as the re-
suit of the accidental shooting of a
hunting companion, probably the
first in the history of the county,
will come to trial at this term of
court. Knute Wick, of Montreal.
is the defendant in the case. He
gave himself up to the authorities
after shooting and killing a com.
pauion while hunting deer in the
woods south of Montreal. The
accident happened during the closed
season on deer.
Another important case is that
of Louis Bertotti, charged with at
tempting to destroy a building.
This case is the result of an alleg-
ed attempt on the part of Bertotti
to blow up the brick residence of
Domenic Mencio. When arrested
Bertotti had several sticks of
dynamite OH his person.
Following is the calendar of
cases:
Criminal-State VS.. Peter Rada-
kovich, murder; State VS.. John
Tolonen, rape; State VS.. Hugo
Neimi, burglary; State VS.. Henry
Johnson, larceny; State VS.. Louis
Bertotti, attempt to destroy build
ing; State VS.. Knute Wick, man
slaughter; State VS.. Gabriel DaPra,
murder; State VS.. john Richards,
burglary.
Jury Civil-Alex McCarl VS..
Andrew Sigler and Emma Sigler;
James Hanley, jr. VS.. Andrew
Berg.
Fact t-Court-Hilja r. Kostamo
VS.. Walfrid Kostamo; Iron County
Land & Timber Co. VS.. John
Talonen; Minnie Spencer VS..
Charles H. Spencer; Alma Syria VS..
Felix Syria; Grace Law VS.. Archie
H. Law; Luella Trier VS.. J. j..
Russell and Sarah J. Russell; ;
Jacob Anderson VS.. Ida Anderson
Agnes Ack!ey VS.. Raymond AckIey;
Philip G.. Welton VS.. Sophia We'll
ton.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08

ranen byv mrtvici. S Aloisem
Sedlackem odchazf ma vecnost
Jeden ze sympatickych pred
staviteld starsi herecke gene
race, ktery ostatne neni ne
znam ami mladsimu divadelni-
mu obecenstvu re sveho piiso.
beni ma Narodnim divadle, kde
cd r. 1878 az temer do valky
tvoril razovite postavy, jichz
pojeti no pfiblizovalo nezapo-
menutelnemu Mosnovi. Kdo
videl Sedlacka ma pr. jako Bo-
hrmanna V "Katakombach",
nikdy ma tento umelecky W.
kon, plny zivota a jemneho hu
moru, nezapomene. Odcho-
dem Narodniho divadla ne
odesel ovsem re zivota herec-
keho, vystupoval casteji ma
predmestskych scenach, osved-
Gil Sc take jake filmovy herec
a ma odpocinku venoval Sc zej
mena praci mezi herectvem a
! m. j. vedl take biograf Ma Slo-
vanech, kde no stihla smrt. V
; prosinci byl by slavil 70. ma
rozeniny, ma jichz pocest chy-
stale Narodni divadlo slavnost
nj pfedstaveni, ma nez pry sc
Sedlacek velmi tesil. Jeho We
sela povaha ziskala mu velky
4, kruh pfatel, v prve rade me.
ri herectvem a pri zprave o je-
no smrti jiste mnohe oko zasl-
ii. Jmeno jeho zlstane vzdy
V cestne pameti naseho diva
delnictvi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08
BIsKUP ScHREMBS A JEHO
MOVE DfECESNf
STANOVY.


Do dosavadni volnejsi sa-
mospravy katolickych osad "a
sahl zdejsi biskup vydanim
Pravidel a naffzeni pro We've
landskou diecesi o 38 odstav-
cich, die kterych budou pro
prfste osadni vybori potvrzova-
nj samotnym biskupem a me-
smi drive vykonavati .obcan-
stvem sv6fene jim 1rady, do
kud nebudou die noveho po-
stupu schvaleni podobne ia
ke nema krone biskupa nikdo
prava radne zvoleneho a potvr
zeneho vybora sesaditi. Nikdo
Epak bez zvlaStnfho dovoleni
biskupskeho nesmi vyborovati
Fdele jak diva roxy. Jinym od-
fstavcem Sc nafizuje, ably tired
mi protokoly schIzi farare S
Ivybory, jakoz knihy ucetni
vedeny byly jen v reel angh-
cke. Jen opisy jest dovoleno
porizovati v reci osade OBJ
}vykle.
Farar stava Sc vlastne die
| nynejsich stanov lrednim po-
kladnikem a jest zodpoveden
"a vsechny kostelni penize.
Uredni knihy osadnf mali pax
byti v kazde chvili pristupny
biskupovi neb jeho poverene-
mu zastupci. Dale oklesten
byl plat farafd ma pouhych
$1,000 rocne, kaplani pax do
stavati budou $500, ale osada
ma poslednejsimu priplaceti
$4OO ma vyzivu. Podobne bu.
dou povinny osady platiti fara
ri "a posluhu vydej ma hospo
dyni. Jeptisky, zastavajici Il
| rad ucitelek obdrzi zvysenJ
plat $500 mesfcne. V osa-
dach, kde nemaji jeptisky-uci
telky vlastni residence, musi O.
sada kazde priplaceti $50 roc
ne, kde bydli pri kostele, tn jest
| osada povinna vlastnim nakla.
dem pecovati obytny dGm
svetlo, otop a vodu.
Jest arci otazkou, ida 81 ka.
tolici, kteri prec osady zaridili
a tyto vydrzovali vlastnim ma.
kladem, dali lfbiti toto snad
prflis drasticke zasahovani ,
jejich prava.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08
NABYTEk l KAMNA z dru.
he ruky prodava a kupuje V.
Sedlacek. 464l Broadway. I
GARFIELD PARK.

Moderni dum O 6ti pokojich
tvrde podlahy, parni vytapeni,
dlazdena ulice, naleza Sc bli-
ze kary. Hotove $500, ostatni
ma mesicni splatky, vezme Sc
tez lot. Haste Sc u Cuyaho-
ga Construction Co., 236 Engi-
neers Bldg. Tel. Main Ola.
S-9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08
PRODA Sc PRO JEDNU
RODINU.

6 svetnic koupelna, elektri-
ka, sklep, pekny lot, ma dlaz-
dene ulici. $500 hotove a zby-
tex mesicne. Cena $1,000.
Velky jednorodin. dim ma
dlazdene ulici v okolf vych. 40.
ulice. a svetnice uvnitr. Tez
mono pridelat svetnici nahore
"a malych vydani. $1,000 hoto-
We a zbytek mesicne. Cena pou
re $500. - Lace tohoto domu
Sc zarucuje.
4 svetnice dole, 4 loznice a
koupelna nahore, elektrika,-
furnace, sklep. Pekny lot a ga
raz. Ma dlazdene ulici blize W.
chodni 49. ulice. $1,000 hotove
a zbytek mesicne. Cena$48OO.
V CORLETT 5 svetnic a kou-
pelna, elektrika, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem. furnace. Prave Sc
dostavuje. $500 hotove a zby
tex mesicne. Cena $5OOO.
v CORLETT, 5 svetnic a kou-
pelna, vse dole, sklep pod ce-
lynn domem, furnace, elektrika.
Toto jest cihlovy dum asi 2 ro-
ky stary. $500 hotove a zby-
TEX mesicne. Cena $500.
v CORLETT 5 svctnic a kou-
pelna, sklep, furnace, elektrika
novy, prave dohotoven. Vse
dole. Velky lot. $500 hotove
a zbytek mesicne. Cena $500.
Pfi koupi techto majetku "a
rucujeme predem nasim zakaz-
nfkum nejenom mike ceny, ale
i svedomitou obsluhu. Vase
spokojenost. jest nasi oznamkou.
STUPKA & RACK
| REALTY CO.
v Progress B. S. & L. Co.
1868 Broad ay
1929 Vych. 131. ul.
Tel. Broad 22O2 Union 764 l.
SO
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08
Diplomaticka uprimnost.

KOnference, rady, schuze
konaji sc casio tuze
a rOkuji - sbratreni.
Satan stranou zuby ceni
a huhla 81 potmesile:
"POvedena kratochvile!
Tady hle! sc pani hladi
tax ulisne jako hadi,
bratrimi jsou napolou,
mir jest jejich parolou,
- donna jich arsenaly
z del ma zkousku pilne pail -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08
JAN VLADYKA
- ROMAN
Napsal Ondrej Leksa.

mali Boha ma jazyku, ale ne v
srdci. Ii by vas ustkli, kdy
byste nejmene Sc toho nadali.
Ty jsi bystfejsf a ty musfs te-
dy vedeti, co sice Janovi take
povim, co by Sc vsak on ne
troufal tobe otevfene rici. Wis
dobre, re Jan faru tax brzy
nedostane i kdyby il dostal,
ze uplyne jeste mnoho let. A
kdyby no nekdo ocernil, re ma
S tebou znamost, nedaji mu ia
I'll ami "a patnact let. TAX
dlouho cekati nan nebudes."
Zadfvala Sc ztrnule pred Sc
be. Patnact let! Hriza il po-
jimala, ze by tax dlouho mela
cekati.
Gnu, tax vidis. Jsem pre-
sweden, re Jan Sc fairy nedo-
cka, nedovede Sc pretvareti a
ma tebe sc diva ocima docela
jinyma, nez Sc obvykle muzi
divaji. Ma te jake svetici a
nevydrzi bez tebe. Je tedy
nutno, ably Sc brzy osamostat-
nil. Sc svym knezskym vide
lanim by Sc neuzivil a STUDIO
vat zacne teprve dnes. Musis
mu tedy ulehciti nejakou do
bu, ably mohl rychle nabyti cd
borne zpdsobilosti, ably Sc ry-
chile mohl uciti. Vim, ze no
mas rada, re Sc ii po mem sty-
ska, ale bez obeti neni zadne-
no zivota. Je nutno, abyste sc
meme stykali. Takhle, kdy-
bych vas nenapomenul, ty
on vyhledavali byste kazdou
prilezitost, abyste Sc mohli vi
deti. Vase styky musi Sc u
praviti. Jednou "a tyden vam
prece dostaci, ztravite-li neja-
kou hodinu pohromade, ze?"
"Ovsem, budu spokojena,
jen kdyz aspon ma okamzik no
jednou "a tyden spatffm," sou
hlasila radostne. Tisen il O.
poustela, size uz prestaly teci
a do oci vracel sc svit radost-
ne nadeje.
"Zafidim to tax, ably ma ne
tavicke skole vyucoval obou
tridach po dvou hodinach "a
sebou a z Netavic mGze jiti
vzdy k vam ma svacinu. Ale
do devate hodiny vecer musi
byti zde, pamatuj 81 to-
"Bude," prikyvla ochotne.
"Tam u vas bud'te pred slu-
zebnymi opatrni, nezapominej
re vse vynesou a povest LETT ja-
ko jestrab a trha srdce lidska
Sem "a MIN nikdy nechod' a
nikdy mic neposilej, bude pod
dozorem. Ia tyden priiede
zpet slecna Nina a ia neni ia.
kova, jako ja," dodaval $ pc.
t'ouchlym pousmanfm.
"Ucinim, jak narizujete," -
svolovala ochotne.
| Sed6l chvili, jake by premi'
tai, co il jeste rici a pojednou
vztahl ruku a wal jeji ruku
do sve.
"Kdyby Sc ii melo stati g
seznalas, re mas byti matkou
nezoufej," pravil neobycejnt
srdecne. "Potom must sc ne
co stati a drive nez to Janov
reknes, zajdi ke mne. Opatr
ne, ably Nina nemela podezre
nj. Staremu dekanovi do t.
dObv naDadne. lax Ochranit
parek nezkusenych penic, alb.
je boure zivotni nezdolala. id
81 Panembohem domG, bud
klidna duveruj v Boha."
Nachylil sc k nj, pollbil il nj
, cello a rychle vstal. V nesmir
nem pohnuti chytila jeho rue
zlibala je, nepromluvivsi an
slOva.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc lot 40 pri lao str.
vSechno mestske zavedeni ma
dlazdene ulici ma Rosewood
Ave. u Garfield Parku. Haste
sc v els. 2959 E. 37th St.
SIS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-08

re 81 nejsem vedoma, ze by
chom byli spachali nejakou
spatnost a vase oci, tax dobre,
dodaji mi odvahy, abych Sc ne
ostychala."
Jakoby neznamy ohen byl
vzpruzil jeji nervy, nadzvedla
nachylenou hlavu a podivala
Sc nan ocima, v nichz uzkost
a odhodlani zapasily. Byla 81
ce bleda, ale ne bezradna.
"Je to hezke, re sc ii me oci
libi," prohodil spokojene a po-
usmal Sc. "Zacni tedy."
"Jak mann zaciti?" pravila
jako pro sebe. "Hned, kdyz
jsem Jana, totiz velebneho pa
ma, po prve videla, libil Sc mi.
Ale mic zleho jsem 81 pri tom
nemyslila. NaSe znamost "a
Gala tehdy O bource."
Hraz strachu a rozcileni by
la prolomena a uz zacala SOU
visle vypravovati. Has jeff byl
vrouci a jeji pohled jakoby
stale prosil, ably il veril, ze CO
povida, je poctiva pravda. =
Chvili sc ma nj dival a bez po-
hnuti naslouchal. Ma stene IT,
kaly hodiny, ale jejl hlas znel
dale stejne jasne, chvilemi Sc
zachvivaje, chvilemi sc snizu-
je. Prece jen il bylo tezko,
nez doznala prvni polibeni,
hez Sc odhodlala vypravovati
o rozmluve lese. Ale povede
la to dopodrobna.
Kdyz leila, jak radostne u
vitala Janovu myslenku, ably
pro pokoj sveho sv6domi wy.
menili manzelsky slib, otevrel
oci, udivene sc ma nj podival,
ale spatriv, re Sc zarazila, "a
sc oci privrel a hlavu jeste Vi
ce k prsoum nachylil. Sbira-
JIG svou odvahu, pokracovala
v liceni, jak uzavreli manzel-
stvi pritomnosti pribuznych,
i'kteri il sice varovali, ale me-
branili.
MAS hodne pfibuzne, vaz
81 jich," zahucel jake pro Sc
be. "Povidej dale. Dopusti-
Ii jste sc skutku nedovoleneho,
ale 'vynuceneho okolnostmi.-
Jsi tedy jeho zenou. Jsi j
pouze ma oko?" zeptal Sc sni-
zenym hlasem.
"Jsem il doopravdy," rekla
jaksi hrde hlavu vztycila.
A uz pokracovala, jak Jan
byl u Mich, ably bratrem je.
Jim jel ma drahu a jak j he
bylo Tito, re tolik podnika pre-
nj a ona re mu nemdze podat
dGkazy, jak rada by MIN ne
sla vsechny dusledky jejicf
odhodlani. A potom prise
nejhorsi odstavec jejiho do
znanf. Preryvane, jako by
kazde slovo il pIsobilo bolest
vypravovala, co Sc stale, kdyi
vcera vecer prijel k nim."
"Hresila jsem, ale bylo to ,
uzkosti, ably nase stesti nebyl'
nicim zkaleno," povidala n,
konec hlasem, v mem uz po
hnuti il pfemahalo a bylo pl
no potlacovanych slz.
"Povazila's co by sc stale
kdyby Sc ii dite narodilo?"-
ptal sc velmi vazne.
Zavrtela pouze hlavou tisl
nouc satecek k ocim, tiSe Stka
la.
"Neplac, dite, nemohu 81
tvych videti," zadal netrpeliv
a vrte sebou ma zidli, prekona
val sve pohnuti. "Vzdyt' user
te nevolal, abych te mucil. N
budu vas souditi jako nelltos1
ny soudce, rozulnim tomu, c
znamena mlade srdce. Mar
vas oba rad neopustim va.
Ale potrebujete, abyste We sv
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ALOIS SEDLACEK
MRTEV.

%. cervence vecer zemfel
nahle v hereckem biografu Ma
Slovanech popularni prazsky
herec veteran Alois Sedlacek,
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"a PRfcINOU odjezdu do
Czech must byti prodan pekny
dvourodinny ddm V Corlett.-
Tvrde podlahy, dive koupelny,
garaz, fernes a jine. zarizeni.
Dd Sc velmi lacino a ma nirne
splatky. Haste sc v {. 1896
Durkee Ave. 3
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PRODA Sc grocerni cash OBJ
chod, rohovy stor V els. 1923
E. 18th ST., kde Sc trzi pres
$500 tydne. Malo pracovnich
hodin, V nedeli sc zavira. Pek-
ny byt pri obchode. Cena
pouze $500. Haste Sc Il a
genta V els. 1921 E. 55th St.
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