davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-29

vzduch, s dostatek pohybu a
'pravideln,st diety. Kdyz Sc clio
,vek hodni naveceri, sotva to
Fprivodi srSnek. Pacient ma Sc
chranit ptzivani kavy a caje v
dobe, kdy trpi nespavcsti. Stu
dena koulel je take prospesna
a to tim :e krev je vyhnana
ma povrch t6la a tlak jeji v ce-
|vach mozkovych Sc. jaksi .zmil
|nuje a tim ovsem Sc privodi
klidny spanek. Take horka kou
pei noh casio pomaha.
Pacient ma okamzite jft k
|lekafi We Ykznejsim pfipade q
poskytnout mu pfflezitost, ably
mohl jeho Inemoc stndovat a
vyhledat len. Pacient Fnikdy ne
ma sahnout k uzitf opojnych' le
XII.
Poutenf v tomto smeru lie oh
drzet dopisem ma Treasury De-
partment Bureau of u. S. Pu-
bic Health. Service, Washing
ton, d. C.. Kdo by mcdowell pc
zadat o. spiYek aneb zpravu tu
to V ansl. feei, mdze Sc obra.
tit shvtnskV, anebo cesky ma
aasi dradovky Czechoslovak
Bureau, Foreign. Language In.
formation Service, 119, West
4lst St, New York City.
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Nova fotografie csletny Sue
Burtonove z Nashville, Tenn,
kterA jake "slecna Nashvihe''
ziskala stfibfny pohar, druAou
cenu vszavodacht krAsy v Allan
tic City v lete minuleho roku.
Zasnoubeni slecny Buatonov@
S, Virgiiem Loucksem, advoka-
tenn z Chicaga, bylo prave O.
znameno. Shatek bude, konan
ku konci ledna.
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menutelny nistr ezpevu,. slavny
italsky tenor Caruso, mel jednu
veikounvadus ktera hoc tezce,
jakozto divadelsiiho umelce,
,postihovala. TrpH zpevackou
tre1nou, kterenemolli Sc zbavi-
Ii. Emil Ledner, Carusuv by
valy impresario, vydava .nynl v
Hanoveru. sve pameti. ma slav-
heho pevce.a " mich take lici,
lax - Carlrso. .proti trema bojo-
val. Koufeni cigaret a. ..poziva-
nj elixirl, jehoz slozeni uzkost
live tajil, bylo jedinym pro-
stfedkem. jenz. mu pfinasel IL
lcvu. Nyni. Ledner prozfazu.
je slozeni teto ''tajuplne tink-
tury". Destilovane yod6 pri-
miseno bylo n6co anisoveho Wy
tazku, nekolik kapek ,pomeran
cove st'avy a Spetku kuchyn-
ske soil. Pred predstavenim
naRlnil. iCaruso. ndkolik lahvi-
eek touto tekutinoaIa uschoval
je do nenapadnychl kapes svc-
no kostymu. kdykoli, Sc no
zmociioyal strach a pausa We
zpeva tomu d0volovala, obr;atil
Sc k obecenstvu zady obsah
iedne z lahvicek nepozorovane
vypil. Ia kulisami pax kouril
cigaretu "a cigaretou a marne
bylo upozormovanil1 lekard,s re
poaAozujc- si .behem predstave
nj ja.5ny zvuk sveho hlasu -
stejne marne,- jako upOzorffo-
..vani hasice, re Ia kulisami. jest
zakazsao boufiti. "Nesmim.
Ii kouriti, nemohu zpivati',., by.
la jehO obvykla odpoved'.. Ia.
Jlmavo jest, re Caruso, jak pO.
dotyka spisovatel pameti, kou.
iii jen cigarety neihorsiho dru
hu a dIsledne odmital leps
Znacky.
! VzaaSs.jic6 pol,reb: v techtt
dnech k0nai sew Hefmanovi
cich Il Jaromefe' pohfeb v o
kresn nemocnici v Jaromer
zemreIe zeMy tovarrihor d6ini
ka, ktery mel vzrusujicf zakor
: cent pfi vykropu rakve n;
,.hfbitove. DHanactileta deere
zemfeic, jez il provazela n;
.posledni ccste, pfi pohledu n;
cerstve vykopany .hrob upadl:
dSsmdlobi a ;Shroutiia sc do hro
bu,, pfi' cenrz utrpela vazne zr;
ntri.l Bylaapo deisi n&maze o
pet vytazena "a odvezena do
md, kde pcskytnuta il lekafsk,
/ ponoc.
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JAk SPITE?

- (F.LI.S.) Jednim. z pfizna-
XII poruchy telesne anebo du-
sevni Jest nespavost, anebo me-
schOpnost klidneho a. osvezuji-
chic spanku. Zdravy clovek, u
naveny usne lined, jakmile 81
ulehne, anebo velmi zahy po u
lozeni ma odpQcinek. Stava sc
vsak, re clovek unaveny celo-l
denni praci nemdze usnout.
Kdyz nekomu nechce Sc .spat
pfi nejlepsi vuli, je to pred.
beznou vystrahou, ktere Sc mu-
re cloveku dostat. Stava sc, re
je to dGsledek nezazivnosti, a.
nebo re Sc clov6k pfejedl, ane-
bo re organy procist'ujici me-
pracuii dobre. To byvaji duvo-
dy nedobreho spanku.
Kdyz vSak sc stane a jevi sc
nespavost pravideln6, tedy jc
to Znamenim, ze nebezpecen-
stvf jest daleko vazn6jsi Il ma
Sc pracovat lined k tomu wy
hledat ten puvod. Muze to by
ii pficina nedostatku zdravi a
ii, kteri Sc bezodkladn6 jdou
radit lekarem, cini dobre. Ji-
nj vyckavaJi a vysv6tluji 81, ze
nehrozi zadne nebezpecenstvi,
dokud neni vec vaZnejsi, az Sc
vyvine periOdicka nespavost a
potom Ovsem stav nervoveho
Vycerpani jevi Sc elm dal tim
horst. JIM Ease Sc domnlvaji,
re lie nespavost lecit uzitim le
ku opojneho anebo napoje all
koholickeho a v tom jsou ma o.
mylu. Takovy vymlouva Sc, re
lekar take pfedpisuje opium,
anebo podobny lex kdyz jei
uzije ihned bez vyloh IA lekar-
skou poradu, je ia tom lepsi.
Ma to Sc da snadno odpovedet a
tim, lie lekar nepfedpisuje o.
plum anebo podobhy lex pro
vyleceni nespavosti, nybrz ie-
dine na pfedbezne a nutne H.
klidneni, na zmirneni bolesti' a
rOZruseni pro nic jineho. To-
prve potion zacne S lecenim.
Dluzno nit ma mysli, ze sc
kolikrat ncspavost vyviji z 0.
bav jcdnotlivce nespavosti po.
stizeneho. Tento uvazuje q
moznosti move probdele noci a
jiz to kolikrat zavinuje nespa.
vost. Samotna nespavost neni
nemoci, nybrz je jaksi dusled,
KEN neJHke llemOcf, leJlZ druk
ma byt vyhledan a potom sa
ma nemoc lecena. Kdyz sc pfi.
Gina nespayosti' odstrani, tedy' :
nespayost zmiZi sama. Take il
chybno domnfvat sc, zc Sc d;
nespavost lGcit odpocinkem, t,
jest spanim. Je lepe, kdyz pc
stizeny sc vdbec nepokouS
znavenost odstranit spanim
ponGvadz by se mu to nezdafi
10. Ony starosti obavy pre-
nespavostf museji zmizet. Ia
ke9sotva kdo usne, kdyz sc che,
pfidrzet zastaraie methody pc
Gitat Cd jedite do sta anebo. d
1nilionu. Nejyhodnej pro
stfedkern ma cdstranenf' nespa
yosti je witt 81 "a cerstv
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Viktor.: Dyk:
5H1; 1923

Viktor, Dyk:
5I1; 1898
X atent&tu ma RaSina.)
Den oskivy byl, vhodny ke
:, p r.. zlocinu
a ohyzdny, jak vystfel
zakernika.
A vecer je tn, vecer plny.
stint
a slysis hluk a nevis, co ii
-,.-...~., -. .-. 49,. rika,
hlas monotonne CO tam vola
detsky.
Reflexe jedna jen Sc hlavou
honf
Amnestovala republika
vsecky
jen ty ne, kteri~ pfacovali
pro nj
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JEHoB BEuEA zENA.
ROMAN
Napsal .Bohumil -Brodsky.

misunderstanding. 8,
>>>>$sS>s>s's>>>>><>>%>>>>$
'n,yslove zavody, jez u ricky
zridme."
''Tcdy jako Sc mnou jednal
s van,i,' prcA0dA Tardun $ je-
mnynf isaaeve4n:
''Zrovna talk. Jenze ja s MIN
jed6ala ostfeji. Pane pDlaNCe;
povidam mu cd p1ic, ~ tchotOl
-mracna nebdde deS'. Hldd63-'
tie nejakou .ldhko omyslhejsf.
'Prec to? ptal Sc uf&zdn6;; nas
tim vas snad k lehhonyslnost 3
Ba ano,. pfisvsdcila jsem. :. !.
Rdyz mystic, ze ijsou perize
tax lehko k vyd9lani bez pra-
'ce a namahy, proc tohle. vsechs
no nezffdNerv Dorove? Ritka
tam sice sneiif pousc capo26k, ale
nase' fitkaajeao malu v1tsf nez
v&s potok a stxjns2zdt jakytaAi'
by Sc milaiiys pCsta|isf ssfoj4 K
topeni thllnk''s
v tom sc do tolto m1t mus
zamichal. Mfzelo, fo, re jsem
''Ladinu TAX odbyla a uraaene
me- zakfikl, abychA ST rozmysHl
+ la, drive neznece'takovef0 pU-
,.vidan1.s On ze snad je tAk6'ne-
iakym paMeni v dome. Jsi.l jsi,
fekla jsem mu hezky ossfe, jen
pcracej, CO a jak sc ma staff a
ia, kdyz seznagti, zepjes to uSi.
itetne, tuze rads posf4chnu.
Ale abys rozhodoNal' o mem
fnfsjetku, ktery jsem ia zdadis
Ia a ma n6mz jsen sesnotne ma
|loptila, to Sc nestane. Vim, ze
nejsi zadny dtrata, ze zbytec-
me nerozhazujes, ale snadno
'bys mohl sebc i mne o majetek
pfipraviti. Co ted ma1l1e, vim,
Co bychom potonf meIi, nevim.
Ted mIzes slozit sve dfady a
fziti' jako' svcbodny clovek a pc
tom bys byf stale jen' odvisly
Tod milosti a nemilosti rdznych
PAM. A kdyby ses Jim nelibil
lyyhnali by te a mohli bychon
Ioba jiti' nekanr do sfuzby!'
Dohrala jsem Sc "a w jsen
|nehledala zadna pekna slova
Zlost jsem mefa "a povidala
1jsem 81, proc bych zlost scho'
1vavala We vlastnin1 dome, kdy5
Tide 0 mou klzi. Mdj muz 81
|zadal cepejrit, bylo mu hanbs
pred Lad,inou, kteremu hdo "
kco slibil, ale to me jest6 vic.
lpopudilo.
IL Nejsem.li Ii Who'd, nemusim,
jeden druhemu We stesti pre-
'kazet, povidala jsem zostra
Mas svdj urad a ia mann svn
! tstdtek.' Za to, re jsi mne okla
NAL, dam ii nekolik tis{c a ro
I3ejdeme Sc.
81 Ra1a jsem Sc, abych' JEST
lntco vic nefekla, vstala jsem
lEhedala jsem jim ami d6bre no
L1'ci' a bouchnuvsi, dvermi, 81;
J, isem do loznice. Cekaia jsem
ze; muz "a mnou pride mi ne
leo vytykat, ale byl tax mou
i ldlt, re to neudelal. Nevim ami
sfkdy pfisel, usnula .jsem k pdl
-tnoci a byla jsem asi v prvnin
, ItNrdGm spani, kdyzs IA mf1o,
slpfisel. A kdyz jser7a rani
|rrubudila, on jestd spal. Tisi
jseYn vstaia a sla do kuckynj
lse ptat, co .je $ hostem. Byl
-thostinskem pokoji, ale z&dal
;1aby ho@brzy probudili; ze zah,
) odjede. Uvarila jsem mu snf
| lldam a kdyz vstal, postal jsen
,Is ni'sluzkd, sa4aa 'jsem sla d,
Sc obleci.
= Muz byl JIG oblecen q poku
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"Kdybys byia spatAa,, .bylo

~S~S~~SS~SSv>eSeet>e1@e$te
"Kdybys byia spxsAaS. .bylo
by to pro, mne spatnym vysv9d
cenirn, ze jse4n td takovou wy
'chcvals. AN ,tuse chytrs nel
jsi, to bys byh 81 jinak poci-
nala. A bud TAX, laskava,
milo "a nevyrdsdj. vssk Sc do.
ckdA ze bnhes mii take ty SID
vo. Zkratka, Ladina mne chy-|
tai ma udici a maj muz byl TAX
zpozdily, q sc jeste tolnu u
smival. Vsak jsezp ma potomi
rekla. zac stojf muz, kdyz smf
jiny vjeho' pfAomnosti. Sc vda.
nou panf' tax hovof7ti. TO HAY
nj zacalo po vetefi, kdyz vypi-
Ii nejakou lahey piva. Ladina
Sc rozpafh a. fetnil jako ma net
jake schNzi. Napfed 'vseobec-
nero nutA0stf pok,:oku a,p0tcfii'
.pfesel ma svss1 vlastnf scinn6sts
Chiubil se:s iak:jc ebAben, ijakS
ma vliv atcos vsech11o, mISe do
kasati.- A potoni Sc ebrAti1 ma
me. Neprve mi fekl,' ze' jsen,
pry tebou, jako zetem, neude-
la!a zadne zvlastni st9sti. Mas
pfy sices slusny majetek, ale
jsi- sosak a nevlidny. clov9k,
ktery zenu zavira a nedopreje
/ il tfoci1u volnosti a zabavy. To
me dohfalo. Proc pax nevozi-
|te.'vyss sebou, svou mladou pa
nj, ptaTils se no. Sfysim, ze jest
hezka, pracovita a dosud jsem
il We mesta nevidela. To ho
zarazilo. Zacal Sc kysele usmf-
vat. On prt chybil. wal 81 ze-
nu, ktera sice donna jako- no.
srodyne je ma miste, ale pro
vefeiny zivot sc nehodi. Je tu-
ze placha, lidem Sc vyhyba a
mic nestoif o sebevzdelani. Ja-
zvk me spalil, abych no cpravi-
la, ale nechtela jsem no pred
casne zarazit. Myslil si, re
jsem mu uv2fila a vida, ze me-
bdde dobre, bqde-li O tobe ho-
sofiti, nacal zjimeho so,rdku,
Licil. co nevyuzitkovaneh0 DO
hatstvi v masem kraji' 'lezi' a, jak
ljinak, by Sc nam zilo, kdyby-
chom byli pokrokovejsf a pod.
lnikavejSi. Ma pfiklad Wy, mi.
lostpani, povidal, prstem ma
me uk:.zav."
"Ja?" divila jsem Sc.
i "Ano, wy" pfisvea6il. "Na
Ivasem statku lezi bohatstvi, je5
BY vam i vasemu sousedstti
obcanstvu prineslo hojne cd
meny, jen kdyByste chtela pt
hsnn s;ihnouti. Cast ricky jest
|vasim majetkem, voda utik;
nezuziikov;ina a pfece ,jeii sils
ma znatnou cenu. Zachy'te il
p0stavte elektranu a ziskat,
I obrovsky majetek..""
II ITO je pravda,' prisvedcil,
jsena,, ma to me NJ .ifni upo
] zori,ovali a take I'd podniknu
:. .ien co mdj muz pfestane .odji
zdet a pomuze mi Sc starati.."
"vidite, milostpari, ia man
navrh,, jak byste mohla muz'
piti donna a pfi tom bvti Il
ldastna pokroku. Pfodejte nan
), divorce, vas muz .zlsrane zde
'Ivami jake vrchhi reditef. M.
-lpostavime velktu elektrarnu
-lyedle nj moderni mlyn a postu
Ipem casu ostatnf podhiky, KITE
Ire $ tim souvisf. Vlozite-li svd
imajetek do podniku, budet,
! brati velike podfly ma zisku |
Edvdr vlastne bude jak6 vas
/, Iprotoze dvur bude celkem We
dlcjsi veci, hlayni budou pr1
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Memory presidenta repub

Memory presidenta repub-
liky. Nor. Noviny" sdeluji, re
pan president Masaryk pracu-
je intensivne o memoirech. =
Mali to byti "valecne pameti"
ktere obsahnou leta 1914
1913. Pan president mel v H.
mysiu byti' S praci iadfe no
TOW do konce roku 1922, ale ne
podarilo Sc to. Je pfiiis mno.
no vyrusovan. Pameti vyjdou
soucasne v mnoha jazycich, a
jak Sc 0 vec zajimaji cipernt
nakladatele, dokazuje, re ma
ceske vydani doslo asi Is ma.
bidek, ma cizojazycna vydan
Sc hlasi nakladatele z ciziny
(poctcm 81. Kostra prace bu
de jiste hotova do konce led
ma.
Jasot severomoravskycl
: NsmcH mad atentxtem. - Olo
! moucky "Pozor" sdeluie: &C
nalade, jaka zmocnila Sc Mem
eli mad vysledkem ,atentatu
: svGdci zpravy, ktere dochaze
il ze zn6mcenych m6st severn
Moray Slezska. Cestujici
ktefi pfijizdeji re Sternberka
6 Uncova, Sumperka, Fryvaldo
va, Bruntalu atd., sd6luji, ia
Ky Jasot Zavladl v mestecl
tech mezis N6mci, kdyz doSl;
stam zprava atentatu na DIR;
Rasina. Tamm Nemci docel;
beg ostychu oslavovali krvavo,
udalOst tuto jako dspech svlj
jake spe vitezstvi T"
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Fkoval, jak Sc tvaffm. Kdyzl
jsent nemluvila, zacal me dol
brit a doniiouvat mi, abych a.
spohApfi odjezdu Ladinove by
Ia laskavtjsi, re je to precel
jen jeho predstaveny.
i Ro6k&Sli, az Sc obleknu, dam
mu IS Bohem'', ale take mu re-
knu, re ty mas ma vybranou.
Bud das re sveho mista vypo-
we'd ~ stances Sc hospodarem
nebo Sc postehujes do mesta a
budes d6lat tajemnika,. ale VI
tom pfipadesdo Catch Sc jiz
nevratis. BrAlas jsem 81. muze1
. ne .slasebnifa tolikA pahu.
"a taky jsem- to- Ladin6vi' feklay
EUzsse neodvaziI Sc mnou Sc pff-
ii. zkrotf a. jen ! jako zertem
povldal, ze kdybvch byla pa
rlem a ne pani,s ze, by Sc mnet
bah' A jasriu ma to- .ze Sc no,
ac je.o pahem a jaspsni, ne
bojim:: Potom aspon chtel, a.
bych nettvaaas ma tos1, re mnj
muz must sl6ziti tajemnNtvi a
Ease spatne pochodil. Nine Sc
to dobfe hodilo a chtela jsern'
konecn6 ud9lati konec takov3-
mu cik&nskemu zivotu.
Dnes je ~ muz spokojen,
ddkonce me- pochvalil' a pri-
znal Sc, ze jsezn udelala dobre,
ze budenT .maiohem spul1ojeneji
ziv jako sedlak~ nez jako' pan.
Diva tri dny Sc nlracil,' malo
mluvil, ted vsak chodi sc mnou
- hladi nihe; pop1acava, rika
mi mojes mila maniihko, a O
mests neahce ami slyset. Dobry
rjc to cloyek, zaplat' Pan Bdh,
ze no nam. Mic jsem nepochy
1 bila, ze jsem 81 no vzala. Ia
rok neho bude hospdoar ja-
ko britva, a da Bdh,. ze Sc do
ckam spokojeneho start. TAX
ividis, nrily Korneli. j ia jsem
! mela souzeni, jenze ia jsem 81
dovedla v souzeni pomoci a ty
inc. Skoda, ze jsi moudry
muz."
"Mam jinou povahu,' odpo-
vidal rozpaGite.
"A tax jsem Sc zeny bal, ze?'
J dolozila. "Arci, ma mladou
I zenu je kazdy mnohem laska-
ivejsi, nez kdyz uz je vdovou q
starsi. A, nic Sc tcmu nedivim
Ale ably tva slabost sla tax da.
leko, ze by cely tvdj zivot byl
znnafen, to snad pi'ece nemusl
byti.. Vsecko ma sve meze.
:, "TeSim Sc stale, re Jarmils
Sc uklidni a svii MAJOR zmeni,
pbvidal mckee a dival sc ma
zenu, projevi-li piece trochu
itosti nebo srdecnosti.
TO Sc pfece 'samo sebou roz
: uni, kterak byste mohlo TAX
hlesvedle.sebe ziti'? TO by bylc
i horuci peklo a ane zivct. A. ons
; by nezaslouziias nazyu hodnt
: zeny,- ale certice."
|, "Nezapomfnej, man1inko, ze
ncjsem zadne' male d(te a. ze
Sc nedam stale snizovati," O
:, zvala use ,Jarmila, obracejic SC
! hnevive ma matku.' ''Rekla js
, mi uz tolik zleho, ze to kone.
: enc kazdeho rozcili."
"Jen Sc rozciluj. Dukonct
: mi rekneS, re me uz "a matku
: nepovazujes, abychs sla, odku6
/ .isem pfiSla. Mne ,bysto nepfe:
kvapilo. A tebou bych Sc wy.
: hnat' nedala; pvtoze je. tady
panem tv1j' muz a'teH ma vice
citu nez ty. Stale 81 hrajeS ma
urazenou,- "a kdy mann pfece dc
/, ka&es, re std nekdo uraziia Po.
Z vez vsecko zle, CO selti' stalo
: mic nezaml6uj: BUD jista; zze
! kofncl. ublizA-li- tob6, d0stane
} takovy dfl- jako ty. Nu talk
povfdej, budu poslouchati, an
: slovem te nevyrusim." {
ufuiI66n
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ate midsummer millinery and this
combination Is most brilliantly set
forth in sports hats.
The group Of four sports models
begins with "A hat Of white straw
braid at the top. which somehow
suggests a Jockey cap. It Is one of
those increasingly popular shapes,
with brim Of uneven width and ec-
centric but immensely becoming lines.
silk and draped with black and white
silk with a cluster OF long-stemmed
white cherries making an unexpected
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You we're sick OF idleness, sick of use
lessness, If not of society-siek of the
horrible noises and smells and contacts
one can no longer escape in the cities.
1 am sick of all that, too, and l could
tell you many women of our kind who
suffer In a like manner. You have
done what many of us want to do, but
have not the courage. You have left
it. I am not blind to the splendid diff
ference you have made in your life.
think | would have discovered, even If
your brother had not told me, what
good you have done to the Mexicans
and cattlemen of your range. Then
secret Of your happiness, is it not?
Tell me. Tell me something of what 1t
means to your"
Work. of course, has much to do
with any ones happiness" replied
Madeline. mo one IA be happy who
has no work. AS regards myself-for
the rest l can hardly tell you. l have
never tried to put it in words. Frank
ly, l believe, If l had not had money
that l could not have found such con
tentmeut here. That Is not in any
sense a judgment against the West.
But if l had been poor l could not
have bought and maintained my ranch.
Stillwell tells me there are many
larger ranches than mine, but none
lust like it. Then l am almost pay
ing my expenses out of my business.
Think of that! My income. instead of
being wasted, is mostly saved. l think
I hope l am useful. OF course my
ranch and range are real, my cowboys
are typical. If I were to tell you how
l feel about them it would simply be a
story of how Madeline Hammond sees
the West. They are true to the West.
1t is | who am strange, and what l
feel for them may be strange. too.
Edith. hold to your W. impressions"
but, Majesty. my impressions have
changed. AT first l did not like the
wind, the dust, the sun, the endless
open stretches. But now | do like
them. Where nee l saw only terrible
wastes of barren ground now 1 see
beauty and something noble. Then, at
first. your cowboys struck me as dirty,
rough, loud, crude, savage-all that
was primitive. But I was wrong. I
have changed. The dirt was only dust,
and this desert dust is clean. They
are still rough, loud, crude, and savage
in my eyes, but with a difference. They
are natural men. They are little chill
dren. Monty Price is one of natures
noblemen. The hard thing is TO dis
cover 1t. All his hideous person, all
his actions and speech, are masks of
his real nature. Nels is n joy, a sim
pie, sweet, kindly, quiet maj whom
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lee of crags facing the east. Here In
the shade of afternoon, she and Edith
would often lounge under a low
branched tree. Seldom they talked
much, for it was afternoon and dreamy
with the strange spell Of this noun
tain fastness. There was smoky haze
In the valleys, a feecy cloud resting
over the peaks, a sailing eagle in the
blue sky, silence that was the un-
broken silence of the wild heights,
and a soft wind laden with incense of
pine.
One afternoon, however. Edith APP
peared prone to talk seriously.
"See here, Majesty Hammond, do you
intend to spend the rest of your life
In this w~ilderness?" she asked, bluntly.
Madeline was silent.
"Oh. 1t is gloriousl Don't misunder-
stand me, DEAR" went on Edith, earn
estly, as she laid her hand on Made
lines. This trip has been a revela-
ton to me. l did not tell you, Majesty,
that | was i'll when I arrived. Now
I'm well. So we'll Look at Helen,
too. Why, she was a ghost when we
got here. Now she is brown and strong
and beautiful. If it were for nothing
else than this wonderful gift of health
l would love the West. But l have
come to love it for other things-even
spiritual things. Majesty. l have been
studying you. l see and feel what this
life has made of you. When l came l
wondered at your strength, your yiril-
Try, your serenity, your happiness. And
| was stunned. | wondered at the
causes of your change. Now I know.
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cTo BE C~oNTINUED)
Origin of Old Saying.

The saying, Good Wine Needs No
Bush owes its origin to the ancient
custom of hanging out an ivy bush at
the doors of tayerns-probably in
honor of Baechus. TO whom the ivy
was sacred-to inform travellers that
good cheer might be found within.
Many references to this custom are
found in the old poets and dramatists.
In Lily's "Euphnes" are these lines i.
"Things of greatest profit are set forth
with least price. Where wine is neat,
there needeth no ivie-bush."
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A boudoir lamp, by way Of variety.
is a bit of luxurious splendor with a
shade made Of gold net having narrow
satin ribbon In two cOlors run through
the meshes; the lamp standard is COW
cred TO match the shade. A handsome
shopping bag requires narrow MORE
ribbon wove over and under in
basket a and tackled to a founda-
ton Of plain silk or satin. 1t may be
lined with a contrasting color and
sewed To a silver mounting.
Whether foretOld by prophets Of
the mode or not. white apparel
makes its annual appearance tri-
umphantly in midsummer and ehal-
lenges all colors to comparisons.
Nothing is quite so refreshing TO look
upon in hot weather. But there is a
style and crispness in the combina-
ton of black and white that capti-
Yates the Imagination Of those who ere
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CASTE Is STILL FACTOR IN INDIA

may be a Sudra. His cook may be a
Bruhman. The rajah is Of a highe,
class than his COOK. though OF a very
much lower caste. And though the
Brahman will cook the raiah's dinner,
he will not eat it with him, or permit
his daughter to marry the rajah.
Though it is not looked upon with
approval, marriage is possible between
castles which are not widely separated.
In particular, a legal marriage can take
place between two contiguous castles
But in all such mixed marriages the
children belong entirely 10 the lower
caste.
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heard a cowboy song and the wild
chorus of a pack of coyotes. Stew
arts tall figure, with sombrero slouched
down, was now and then outlined
against a growing circle of light. And
by the aid of that light she saw him
turn every moment 1r so to look back,
probably to assure himself hat she
was close behind.
With a prospect of fire and warmth,
and food and rest, Madellne's enthusi-
asm revived. What a Climb There
was promise in this wild ride and lone
ly trail and hidden craggy height, not
only in the adventure her friends
yearned for, but in some nameless joy
md spirit for herself.
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Pzret@Thin$f
ENhdf ere made
wat Home

THE goddess of the looms thought
L out q new enchantment when she
inspired VIEWERS TO make ribbons.
They fire the feminine imagination
and lead ingenuity a merry dance:
nothing Of women's belongings will go
unadOrned so long as the silk mills
continue TO run. For under and outer
wear, and for home furnishings, there
is an unending procession of pretty
things made Of them and a few of
those that are engaging attention just
now are illustrated here.
First. there is a regal-looking sash
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Of wide. black satin ribbon on which
the ave Of the River Nile and gor-
geous lotus blossoms are interpreted
by narrow, metal-edged ribbon en-
broidery.
The plain white silk parasol might
waste its sweetness on the summer
air If It were not for those t~rue-loyer's
knots of picot-edged ribbon applied to
each section. The same ribbon bor-
ders II. A superb rosette In two col
ors of faille ribbon provides a fine,
wide-brimmed body hat, With all that
it needs in the way of rich adornment.