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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

sti, mluyic Q celem tom podni-
ku jako o ze1'tu a ohlasuj{c
slavnostne, lie ovsem to nesmi
byt "zadne ciganstvo" a re nj
kdo nesmi byt penize osizen.
Navecer potom sla Karolina
ia matkou. Sla jako obvinena
pref; sveho soudce, tezce. zilou
have Sc vlekla, zastavujic Sc
co chvili a tezce vydychujic.
Oci mela cervene a srdce il
pruce buSilo, ruce nohy me-
la jako re zeleza.
Nebyla to matka vlastni, ia
zena, ktera tam Ia nj cekala.
Ami zvlaStni laskou sc nikdy
'nen1ilovaly. Ale nahrazovala
iji matku uz Cd mala, kdyz by
ly Karoline sotva ctyri roxy.
A v tuto chvili pripominal il
jeji priced domov, otce, sestry
a celou vesnici, vsechno VIDA
lene, ztracene a byvale....
Dotahla Sc ke dverim pani
Majznerove. We tine prujezdu
zIstala stat a poslouchala. v
kuchyni bylo ticho. Sahla ma
kliku a tise, bez zaklepani
Ivstoupila....
| V otevrenych dverich, na
prahu kuchyne, ozarene je-
nom skrovne olejoyou lampic-
kou, objevila Sc bleda, prepa,
dla, ocima vydesenyma, jake
Izjeveni.
| Macecha sedela tam samot-
Ina ma kufru, satek ma hlave
a ruce drzic slozeny ma kline.
ISedela zamysleni a jak sc
Idvefe otevrely, skoro poleka-
ma vykrikla:
"Jezis Maria! Devcico, ty
ljsi to-"
Karolina stanula u dveri v
lrozpacich utahuiic 81 oba uzly
Isatku ma hlave. Vsecka sc "a
rdela SUDDEN jako skolacka a
bala sc ma matku pohlednout.
Ale ia nemohla odolat svym
citum. Byla to zena jednodu.
cha, ktera do place nemela
nikdy daleko. Letela k nevlast
mi dceri,s sevrela il We SVEN O.
lbjeti a nemela pro ten Okla
lmzik jenom Shy, ktere rinuly
,se il oci, tekly po tvarich
kanuly na rty. Libala Karoli-
nu a 2 dcerina placheho po.
,hledu, smutne tvare a podivnt
, no mlceni sypala sc najedno,
do iejiho srdce predtucha ne
,jakeho nestesti.
Pokracovani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

dllezitosti v denni diete neni
v tax idealnf forme k dostani.
Proto Gail Borden a jeho "a
vod byli a jsou povazovani "a
skutecne dobrodince.
Dojdete k vasemu groceriAo
|vi ~jeSte dnes a objednejte ne
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

chovka otevrena, udrzuje Sc
po nekolik dnl v lednici neb
ma chladnem miste. Poskytuje
vybornou polevku, omacky, pc
civo a v kuchareni m1ze byti
IuZito misto mleka cerstveho.
Zadna jina .potrava takove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

kolik krabic. Uzijte je kdyko-
Ii potfebujete mleka.
Ucelem techto radku jest Sc
znamovati obecenstvo s jisty-
mi podrobnostmi o mleku, kite
rych by mel kazdy vedet a ia
Ike jich uzivat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03
''SVET"

nevada uspokoji jako cerstve,
ale jest daleko pohodlnejsi a
uspornejsi. Pima zasoba krabic
muze byti chovana V spizirne
spolehliva vec, vzdy pri ruce.
Udrzi Sc v kazdem podnebi ja-
kouko-li dobu. | kdyz Jest pie
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03
~ HAD ~
R o M A N
Napsal Josef Merhaut.

te hypnotickeho blouznenl O
spolecnem lteku, hltal plnymi
dousky 2. poharu jeji oddano-
sti, oddanosti sladsi, nez-li ja-
kou kdy poznal u divek toho
to ovzdusi. To nebyla .oddanost,
ktera pocitala ma zisk, ale ta-
kova chorobna, hluboka, "a
smusila, hystericka oddanost
srdce skutecne omameneho.
Kdykoli mu pfipamatovala
spolecny utek, zivil nj tn my
slenku, rikaje il: "Vsak ten
cas- PRIDE. yen co 81 tn vsech-
ma spravim, to nejde jen tax,
mila brachu.... Ale uz to bude
brzy."
Karolina po cele dlouhei dny
ven temer ami nevychazela. Oh.
cas- navstevovala il Majznero-
va, ale spise proto, ably odnase,
la pytliky potravin, ktere il
prichystal pan Johan, nez ably
navstivila svoji sverenku,
"Vasi 81 stezujo, re Jim nepi
ses," rikavaal' il hned sama
dodavala: "Co bys. Jim taky
psala, vid'?"
V Karoline sc takovych
chvilich rodil zvlastni zlomysl-
ny, sobecky a vysmesny pocit.
"Vsak ia vam vsem ukazu!
rikavala 81 v duchu mystic ma
jejich prekvapeni, az Sc dovedi
jejim uteku. Pomalu Sc test
la ma uskutecneni tohOto taine
no planu .jako ma nejaky. Gin,
kterym bude jeii zivot oslaven.
Ale cim dale vice vyvstavalo
jejim srdci vedle tohoto poci
tn jakesi neurcite vedomi, ze
tento utek bude nutnosti, re Sc
musi Jim zachraniti pred ham
bou. Bylo to vedomi, ktere
zvolna, ale iiste rodilo Sc z to-
no velikeho strachu, jenz hnal
il podruhe do objeti Kralova.
Bylo to vedomi stale urcit6jSi
doslo konecne k vrcholu, ma
kterem prestaval strach pred
necim nejistym a kde nastoupi
la hruza bezpecne jistoty.
v ten den, kdy poznala, re
nebyly obavy jeil marny, chvel
Sc V jejich ocich jakysi sileny
Ear, kdyz hlasem tresoucim Sc
pod tizi desneho tajemstvi pra
villa Kralovi: "Muslme 81 po-
spisit.... Musi to byt!"
Kdyz dolehala vzdy vice,
Kral konecne sc vytasil Sc svy
mi duvody. Pravil, re nema ie-
ste tolik penez pohromade, a
by. mohli ma utek pomyslit.
"Budu psat dom penize,"
pravila rychle karolina "mu-
sim je dostat.
Toto rozhodnuti kral cekal.
Vedel, ze Karolina ma donna
syu.j podil
"Ale naSi nebudou mi je
chtit dat, jen kdyz Sc budu
vdavat,' poiednou namitla Ka
rolina.
''No a to 81 nevi rady 2"
zasmal Sc skarede kral.
"Tak co.,.
''No TAX napsala, re Sc bude
vdavat..." ;" radil j Kral polo
durazn6 a na polovic jake zer-
tenn.
Karolina potion psala dOmI.
Tfikrate vzala pero do ruky a
Ease je odlozila. PAX napsala
osloveni: Mill rodice" a
Ease nemohla dal. Mela psat,
re sc bude vdavat... a ta hroz-
ma lez nechtela il z pera. w
cele psani V hlave 81 slozila,
ale jak napsala jednu radku,
Ease musila prestat. krev Sc il
hnala do tvare, srdce j tlou-
klo a hrdle mela horko, jako
by tn lez mela rikat rodicum
do oci.
Konecne nucene napsala ne
co zmotaneho, rychle dala do
obalky a poslala na postu. Ne
IL
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

kdyz 81 vzpomnela ma zadni
studenou komoru, okenkem
|; do zelene zahrady, a ma sta
rou truhlu, ktera tam stala a
! We ktere mely ulozeny spofitel-
/! nj knfzky. Kazde dite melo
svoji, $, podilem po dedeckoyi
!, a strycku doktorovi, ktery u
mfel jako starry mladenec. To
byl poklad, ktery otec bedlive
strezil a ktery jenom matka
nekdy detem S posvatnou uctou
tajne ukazovala.
"To je vase, deti!' rikavala
! Jim "a takovych zimnich Sc
rych odpoledni, kdyz zavedla
je do komory (otec sedaval Y
tu dobu hospode), otvirala
truhlu a vytahovala cervene
knfzky, v satku peclive zabale
: ne.
| Ted Sc tohoto posvatneho
rodinneho tajemstvi dotekla
svym vylhanym dopisem neu-
ctive, surove, sproste... Citila
celou THU sveho oskliveho sku
tku. Ale "musi to byt!" rika-
la 81 v rozbourenych vodach
.jejlch myslenek stary vzdor|
proti domovu, ktery cekal ma
jeji hanbu, Ease PREVAIL svoie
spinave vlny pres ostruvek
lepsiho citeni.
PAX cekala ustavicnem ro-
zechveni ma odpoved' domo-
va. Jak vessel listonos do kuchy
ne, vsecka Sc vzdycky zatra-
sla, zbledla bala Sc ma neho
podlvat, ably snad nevycetl z
jejich oci, ze psala domu LEI a
ze Sc hrozl pdpovedi, kterou.
j neses
/ Ale listonos po cele tri dny
nenesl niceho. Ctvrteho dne od
poledne pfibehla do kuchyne
pani MaiZnerOva.
Vsecka horic a nennohouc "a
nj oddychovat vyvolala karo-
linu prede dvere septala il:
/ "Mamenka prijela.... Ceka u
mas"
karolina sebou skupbla, kou
sla sc do rtu rychlym po-
hybem ruky 81 pritiskla ma L.
sta clip satku, jeiz mela na
!hlave.
"Jezis, Maria !..." septala...
IA co rlkala..." Plase podiva
la sc na starou zenu hned
Ease obratila oci nekam do ne
,urcita.
"Snad' isl Jim neco psala... :
20 vdaiu?'
"Rlkala neco?"
"Vykladala, re Sc budes vda
wat. Psala snad's Jim to-. Wy
pravela Majznerova.
"a co jste il rekla?" ptala
,,sc rychle Karolina.
mo, co jsem il rekla: tax
ami tax a bezela jsem radsi
sem, abych vedela, co delat,
lvykladala rozSafna panimama
drzic 81 levou rukou vlnak ma
prsou druhou zivG rozklada-
JIG.
kral, jienz prave prichazel,
usporil karoline utrap dlouhe-
no vysvetlovani. Zavedl pani-
manu- do svetnicky, aby il v6c
Ivylozil. Small Sc tomu vsemu
/ a volal vesele:
''Potrebovala snad penizc a
tax to TAX hloupe napsala! =
"Ja isem 81 hned nyslila,
re 10 tom n6co. il Sc w
Imam. A co vcil?" ptala sc pa
nimama.
"Co veil? Musi bet zenich.
iPenize ia stara musi vyklopit'
rekl durazne Kral.
PAM Majznerova porozume-
la.
! Gale snad sc to preci mohlo
udelat jinac,' namitala ne
rozhodne.
"Co jinac... Penize Sc Ease
vrati, nikdo ne neprinde. A
4 L
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

Ceskoslovensky domOv Americe prirozens Inc k do
macm jidlIm, coz jest ste opravneno vzdy by
tax dt melo Mnohe tyto zvyky Americana ceskeho
pIvodu mohou byt sledovany zpst az do starych Via
sti, kde pivodne utvarely.
teto zemi vsak nestera narodni jida musi byti pr
pravovana potravin jez jsou jiz hotovy precasto
Jest pro ceskoslovenskou hospodyni hotovym proble
men, vlastne uziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-03

Ably nedostatku tomu bylo odpomozeno, zajistila 81
The Borden Company sluzby vybornych kuchafd, ably
vypracova nejlepsi zpsob pro ceskoslovenske hospo
dynky jak pripraviti mnohe slavns pfedpisy ameri
ckych potravinarskych vyrobki.
Tyto pfedpisove serie vychazet budou kazdy tyden
lists vzbudi jsts zajem hospodyn. ez recepty
ony pine oceni. Vysfihnete 81 kazdy predpis vepte
do knihy a snazte samy napsati predpis podobny.
COMPANY
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03
FORD SEDAN FOR S35O

Late 1921 model: absolutely per feet mechanical shape: dandy engine and rear end; paint and top in Al condition: attractive ly upholstered in gray whipcord and equipped with good non skid
 tires all around. self-starter, Decker lock steering wheel, de
 nountable rims and shock ab- sorbers; looks and runs fine, Tor ....... ss- S350
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03
VATICAN DENIES APPEAL WAS MADE TO AMERICA

ROME. Jan. 2.-The Votican today issued a denial Of report originating in Berlin that Pope Plus was soon to urge the intervention of America to bring about the economic and moral reconstruction of Europe. The statement from the Vatican says the Berlin report was perhaps due to an erroneous Interpretation of the re- plies sent by the papal secretary of state to Americans who had for warded Christmas messages to the Pope. These replies substantially repeated the alloeation of December II and the encyclical of December 23, in which the Pope urged reconstrus- tiCn and the return of peace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03

N 80th, furnished bun. galow to couple only: furnace heat; water. phone and garage furnished one room retained by owner immediate pos session. Hemlock 1139.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03

Beautiful bungalow in dandy section ; hardwood floors and Arcola heat. Car or lot as part payment. Sudduth. 110 N. 2lst St. Nj. S402: res. M 5355-w. WOODLAWN--New 4-room bungalow. near 6lst St; 5000; s15O cash. s25 month. Eborn Realty, 2005 4th Ave. M s173
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03
ALLIED PREM|ERS IN GLOOMY MOOD AS FARLEY OPENS
With England and France as Far Apart as Ever, 0b- servers See But Little
 Chance of Success

PARIS. Jan. 2.-The Prime Minis ters of France, Great Britain and Belgium and Marquis Della Torretta, for Italy. emerged this afternoon in gloomy mood from the first short session of the premiers' council call- ed to solve the separations complex. They were well nigh hopeless of agreement and members of their del- egations talked of the conference breaking up in two days.
 The meeting of the Premiers to- day was a continuation of the post poned London conference; 1t has borne little fruit thus far. Premier Bonar Law remarked that owing to public opinion in France and Great Britain an agreement would be most difficult. If not impossible. M. De- Lasteyrie. the French finance min ister, who was with Premier Poin- caire in the meeting, said, extend- Ing his arms:
 England and France are as far as they"
 Other Nations Amazed
 He immediately proceeded to Ely see palace to consult with President Millerand after which a cabinet council was summoned to meet to- morrow morning.
 The Belgian and Italian delegates
 
 positions taken up by Premiers Bon ar Law and Poincaire, each with sup port of their cabinets.
 The French. British and Italian plans were laid before the council. The British and French are alike in fixing German separations, at to- tai of fifty billion gold marks. and similar also in setting up a compre- hensive financial control of Germany. They are in direct opposition on the question of penalties, France being for taking productive guaran- tees" in the Rhineland and the Ruhr, while Great Britain would occupy German territories beyond the pres ent zone only on some future de- fault and with the unanimous" con- sent of the allies.
 France Desires Bonds
 France desires to pay the Euro pean inter allied debts with class reparation bonds, while England i'm sists upon the partial payments of debts due to her, with the immedi- ate taking of gold deposited by France and Italy in London for se- curity for war advances. This gold includes 1,s64, 100000 francs. or about one third of the gold reserve of the Bank of France.
 The Italian plan which is essen tially the same as that offered at the London conference by Premier Mus solini. follows in general terms the French idea, but relies upon persuad- ing Germany to provide the guaran- tees required without the menace of force.
 Premier Theunis and Foreign Min ister Jaspar of Belgium, brought the plan of the Belgian government, which they did not submit, They did not intend to submit it today but were reserving it as basis of com promise should there be an oppor- tunity to do so later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03

OAKLAND SIA-S75 eptnd $50 on this car and ride. l526
 3d Ave. N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03
LOTS FOR SAII

FOR SALE--Lots on South Bessemer car, Parkview Station. near new schools. on pike road; reasonable price for cash or on terms. Phone Main 7355-J after $ D. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03
StockhoIders Nfeetine

A meeting of the stockholders of the King Land and Improvement Company is hereby called to be held at the Affics of the company in the city of Birrning- ham on Monday. the 22d day of January, 1923. at 19 o'clock. noon. for the purpose of considering an extension of the present bonded indebtedness of the corporation. or to borrow money for the purpose of taking up said bonds and to borrow such sum or gums of money as may be necessary to fully liqudate tho entire indebtedness Of the corporation and further to execute mortgages deeds of trust conveying the property of the corporation to secure the said indebtedness and for such other pur- poses as may lawfully come before eaid meeting.
 This the 18th day of December. Is2z. KING LAND & IMPROVEMENT CO.,,
 Richard Randolph. President,
 Stockholders Meeting
 The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Jefferson County Building and Loan association will be held at the office of the association 113 North Twenty first street, Birmingham, Ala, on Tuesday. January 9. 1923. at 12 o'clock noon. Such business as will properly come before the meeting will be transacted.
 ". A. PATTILLo,
 Secretary.
 F. M. JACKSON,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03

YOUNG LADY wants position in office: years experience dictaphone. Address X-96 care Age e-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-01-03
LEGAL NOTICES I

NOtIce 10 UOntraCtOrB
 Sealed bids will be received by the un- dersigned until ?. m. on January 10. 1925 in the council chamber of the city hall of Fairfield. Ala, for certain mac adam paving. concrete curb and gutter and sidewalk paving on Court "B," for merly known as New York Street. under Improvement Ordinance No. 2. Specified tions, plans and profiles now on file in the office of the mayor. The right is reserved by the city council to rejsot any and all bids.
 WALTER scHoEL.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-04-05
MINING ACTIVITY INCREASES

Greater activity in mining than at any tune 1n the past two years marked the first month of the year 1923. Increased production and firm or rising market for all of the principal metals produced on the Coast were reported. The shortage of experienced miners, which for time limited production has large
 y disappeared as skilled workers temporarily employed in other occupations have returned to the mining camps. In December, 1922 the production of copper at eight of the thirteeen principal copper mines which are operation in that district was 2S,516,O00 pounds Tn December 1921, the combined output of the three mines then producing copper was 7,749,- 900 pounds. The lead and silver mines of Idaho and Utah are steadily expanding their operations; the silver mines of Nevada con- tinue to operate at the high level maintained during the past year; and the gold mines and dredges of California have held or increased the gains il production recorded during the latter part of 1922.
 Outstanding features of the national metal market during January were increased demand for copper and lead and substantial advances in the prices of these metals. Sales of copper for domestic and foreign shipments during December, 1922, are estimated to have been more than twice as large as December pro duction and expanding activity in the copper market followed. The price of electrolytc copper delivered in New York is now over 17 cents per pound compared with 14.75 cents per pound on January, and 1868 cents per pound. the average monthly price during the year 1922.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-04-05
COST OF LIVING MOUNTS

The cost of living, both in the United States and in five of the principal cities of the Pacific Coast district, turned definitely upward during 1922 according to reports of the United States Department of Labor The first increase. following the long decline from the peal, of June, 1920, occurred in the period June to September, 1922. when living costs in Oakland, Portland, and San Francisco ad- vanced slightly. Figures from Los Angeles and Seattle show small decrease in this period. In the last quarter of the year the cost of living increased in all reporting cities of the district. Little uniformity in the movement of separate items of the family budget in the five cities was noted. Declines, where they persisted, were small, while ad vances, particularly in foods, furniture, and house furnishings, have been relatively large.
 The reported increase in the total cost of living follows the rise in wholesale prices. which was observable during the whole of 1929. According to the United States Bureau of Lahor's index numbers, they were 13.O per cent higher in January, 1925 than in January, 1922
The Cordova daily times., 1923-04-05
1:nttnrial Hugr nf Chr Unrnnua Datlp Utn1ra

as politically unsound, and can result only in increasing the international tension re- gardng the achievement of lasting peace in Europe The moral duty of the United States is to share fully in Europe's problems.' '
 On the other hand, the students and gradu- ates of Yale University have been taking a referendum vote on the European situation and America s responsibility therein. By a vote of more than three to one, the graduates and students believe that France is justified in sending troops to the Ruhr, and that the movement will hasten the collection of the reparation debt. The same vote approves of the United States policy of isolation from European affairs, and opposes any interven- tion of the United States in the Ruhr or other controversy.
 It will be seen that these two views, repre- sentng the opinions of two groups of intelli gent Americans, are utterly at variance.
 Which view is correct? What is America s dutv9 Leaders responsible for the welfare of the United States would like to know. Ob viously the reasons for departing from our traditional program of isolation from foreign political entanglements must be clear and specific The burden of proof is on those who urge departure from national tra- ditons.
The Cordova daily times., 1923-04-05
THINGS WE THINK ABOUT

Even the murderer's skeleton beaches white in the 
 dances in terribly poor tasteif you cant dance them.
 "Money talks" but the lack of it shrieks. You tell your troubles because you expect to get sympathy, but you'd be surprised to know how often all you get is laugh behind your back, would be cheaper for parents to allow their sons to learn how to smoke cigarettes at home instead of sending them to college.
 One who declared his children the brightest in the neghborhood told the truth There weren't any other children in the neighborhood. The much discussed poin of saturation for automo- piles never will reached long feels like stepchd when he's driving last seasons model
 
 It isn't marriage that's the failure-its the people that enter into it.
 Then there is the type of man who boasts of his economy because starves his family to buy new sport model.
 If you are willing to argument with anybody begins your opinions not worth presenting A lion does not at mouse
The Cordova daily times., 1923-04-05
DIFFERENCE IN PUBLIC OPINION

One of the tragic results of the World War, so far as the unity of America is concerned is the wide divergence of pubic opinion as to just what America's responsibility in the premises is This divergence of views ap- pears to be growing more acute as the sltu- alton in Europe becomes more grave. The only ray of light and sign of hope is that these differences of opinion and frequent dis cussions, ultimately, will reveal what really is the duty and responsibility of the United States
 Illustrating this unfortunate, if not tragic situation, two incidents took place on the same day recently The students and faculty of Unioin Theological Seminary met in mass meeting and adopted the following resolution: "We deplore the seizure of the Ruhr, belev- ing that whatever may be the technical le- gaity of it. under the Treaty of Versailles, the French policy is morally unjustifiable as well