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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04
By SIDNEY GOUlNG.
Illustrations by Ellsworth uounq
Copyright 1929 by Sidney Couuins

that Alexander has got himself en-
gagged to my dear fat George. and
they're idiotically happy?"
Has he?" cried Billy, dropping be-
side her. Good for himl She's a real
trump of a girl, that. And the parsons
as white as they make them-he's a
fine fellow"
"Yes. George will exactly suit him.
I shouldn't have, a bit"
You !" exclaimed Billy.
Exactly. Aunt Erythea's idea is
that Alexander's marrying me. You're
not very bright today, Billy. They'll
have a funny tangle to straighten out.
when the crash comes"
Gee! They will. Well have to help
them somehow"
y course we shall. But l wonder
how We'll do 1t. And that's not all
the Vicomte has suddenly become be-
trothed, as he calls it, to Alexander's
sister-Cold Lambe."
She'll tone him down." said Billy.
Not a bit. He'll tone her up" re-
piled Aimee confidently, land a jolly
good thing, too So there they all are.
| oughtn't to have mentioned it TO you,
Billy know how it depresses you.
It's horrible-all this sentiment"
Billy stared before him gloomily, and
was silent.
isn't It'll" insisted Aimee.
"Sickening !" said Billy, bitterly.
Aimee glanced at him and, looking
away, stirred the grass with the point
of his shoe. There was a long pause.
what was it you we're saying
about things?" said Aimee.
Il told you," replied Billy, that be-
fore tomorrow it will either be a com
plete crash-or all clear"
Aimee nodded.
81 see. That means, In the first case,
that I'll be exploded-broken-done
for"
"No!" said Billy, sharply.
ut does, though. But in the second,
If things go better-I shall just be
back at Scroope, in d sort of mild dis
grace-stood in the corner. That's
nothing much. I'm used to it. And
there you are Well, the curtains soon
going to ring down. Our partner
ship"
Billy turned to her quickly.
us finished" continued Aimee quiet
ly, looking out across the park. II
shan't be able to ride the Sphinx for
you, Billy. I'm sorry about that: 1t
would have been fun"
Billy caught his breath.
you mean," he said slowly. that
shan't see you again."
81 mean that. How can you? Our
little holiday is over, Billy"
His fingers closed on the turf on
either side of him, and dug deep.
Il understand. It's up to me. To-
morrow-we don't even know each
other"
He let go the turf, and caught her
hands.
"Aimee!"
"Billy!"
Before either of them knew how it
happened, he had her in his arms.
81 can't let you GO" said Billy Wild
ly. You're the darling of the world.
The l%oveliest, brightest thing that ever
breathed. Aimee-do you think-you
could try and love me?"
Love you?" said Aimee, trembling.
"Who could help loving you, Billy"
He held her tight and kissed her.
81 was so frightened" said Aimee,
in a sti1ed voice.
Frightened" He held her tighter.
"That you'd be frightened"
Mel"
of being sentimental" ranted
Aimee.
Billy felt stunned.
"If you knew what I've been
through" he said a little hosrsely,
this past week-trying not to let you
see it! !"
He kissed her again-more than
once. Then he sat back. his head in
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04

From the moment when God
breathed into the Dostrlls Of man the
breath Of life, man became a rational
soul endowed with. and conscious Of
a capacity TO receive the divine life
according TO the degree Of human
willingness and obedience.-Henry
Lowndes Drew.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04

TTC HUTTTTTTis TFsNTC We W~TTTaTF'
slugged me. last Saturday night" he
said.
''Quite correct"
you're on your own. eh7' Jake's
head craned forward. his eyes on
Billy's face. And alone, I guess"
DO you take me for a fool?' said
Billy calmly.
The man shivered. The expression
in his eyes was dreadful.
See herei' he said sullenly.
you've got me set. I can't move.
Tn up against II. l know they'll pull
me. Well, I'll take my dose. I'll
throw my hand in %
"Wise of YOU"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04

with side lights
and insights into
the subtle intrica-
cies of human ma
ture and conduct.
: Our text Is one
of the most
unique of these
striking ID
lights. The ma
ton of Israel had
become painfully
short In the grace
of gratitude. The
people were mis-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04
Financial Hint From Kansas,

About the only way to get some men
to pay any attention to a bill is to
send them one they don't owe.-At-
Gibson Globe.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04
. he Author.

"God is the author. men are only
the players. These grand pieces which
are played upon earth have been eomr
posed In heaven-"-Balzac.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04
MeII. WHATS the pIferenoe.

VIII the young man who advertised
himself as a doctors or undertaker's
assistant kindly state which? asks the
Detroit News.
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XXI
Not Guilty.

The guilty pair arose to their feet.
Aimee. from rosy red, had urned ex-
tremely pale. There was every ex-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04

In a demonstration of lifting, a
Frenchman lifted four pianos weigh
ing 5000 pounds.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04

The prophets were keen observers
Of human nature. Malachi is replete
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04

TExT-A son honoreth his father, and
a servant his master; II then I be a
father, where IL mine honor2 and II I be
a master where is my fsar2 saith the
Lord of Hosts unto you.-Malachi 1s.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-04-04
IneXcusable
Neglect =

By REV. C. P. MEEKER
Director Practical Work Course.
Moody Bible Institute, Chicago.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

sportu bylo zbranowamo. Prava
pficina smrti must byti teprve
vySetrena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
osoBNf.

V techto dnech vratil sc E.
vropy mladsi re symd redakto.
ra t. l., Robert Kutak. Odejel
u New Yorku, kde studoval
dodatecny kurs ma universite
Columbia, v prvnich dnech Ger
vna, byv pozvan ma navst6vu
d6dem svym, p. Simonem Hru
bym, nyni v Domazlicich usa-
zenym. Tyz mu hradil vsech-
ny vylohy s cestou spojene.
Ackoli ztravil vetsinu casu v
Cechach a ma Morave, Robert
venoval asi mesfc casu cesto-
vani po Nemecku, Svycarsku,
Francii, Belgii, Holandsku a
Anglii. We Francii navstfvil
bojiste, kde bojoval ameri-
ckou armadu IA svetove val
ky, misto, kde utrpel sve t&z-
ke zranenf blize Cantigny a
nemocnici, v niz prodlel ctyri
mesice. Prinesl 81 mnozstvf
zajfmavych fotografii, jez 81
pofidil v Cechach i jinych ze-
mich.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
CLEVELANDSKA Fedora.
CE PRAcE We PROSPECH
ZvYSENE A PODZEM-
Nj DRAHY.

Projekt Petra Vita zvyse-
nych a podzemnich drah v Gle
velande byl vcera vecer schva.
len Clevelandskou Federaci
Prace hlavne re til dnvodd:
Novy dopravni system by
znacne zkratil dobu dvou ho-
din, ktere dnes delnictvo ztra-
CT "a jizdy do prace i domn.
Vystavbou novych trait po.
skytlo by Sc zamestnani velke-
mu poctu delnictva.
Novy projekt ulevil by do.
rravnim navaldm, kteraz otaz
ka must byti v nejblizsi dobe
reSena.
Navrh ma schvaleni projek-
tn podal delegat tesarske unie
David Cottrell ia podpory re-
dalktora listu "The Cleveland
Citizen" Make S. Hayese. jenz
trefne pravil, ze dnesni Cleve-
land neni jiz zadnou vesnici, a
ze must byti pomysleno ma pre-
nikave traficni napravy."
Ma schulz predlozen byl
program v Den Prace v Luna
rarku, kde promluvi po 4. h,
odp. John James Wilson, me.
zinarodni president vzorkar.
skych unit. Jinym recnikem
bude apelacni soudce w. Wi.
ckery. V 7:3O vecer promlu.
vi z jeviste kandidati do NEST.
ske rady j jinych mestskych u.
fadn. Odpoledne v9novano
bude sportovnim atrakcim.
Max Silins, predseda organi.
sacniho vyboru Federace o.
znamuje, re vybor uzije v or.
ganisacni Rampant mezi Gle.
velandskym delnictvem teho5
systemu jako uzili organisatori
0celarsti, to jest svolavanf hro
madnych schIzi delnictva \
riznych zavodech bez ohledu
ma odbor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30
ZEMkEL PkI TRAININCU
"KOPANE".

15-lety Yak East High Skoly
Alfons Hankevic, 1241 vych
70. ul. pfihlfzel vcera v Cor.
don parku evident footballove-
no skolniho druzstva. Cvicite-
lem druzstva H., Templctonem
byl vyzvan, aby Sc trainingu
sIcastnil. Pfi zavSru cviceni
byl dan rozkaz, abv druzstvo
dva!krate obehlo hfiste. kter6-
hoz behu sc sdcastnil Han
kevic, ktery ulehl ma zem, jsa
die domn6nek cvicitele znaven
poklusem. 'Templeton nedbal
tudfz pfihodv a odesel do
sprch a teprve kdyz Sc cely
team dostavil "a MIN, spozo-
roval, ze Hankevic dosrd lezi
IA zemi. Sci lined k lezicfmu
mladfkovi a zatf&el MIN a tn
-poznal, ze tyz Jest v mdlo-
bach. Privolany policista do
pravil bezv6domeho mladika
do Lakeside nemocnice. kde
seznano,, ze hoch jest vlastne
iiz mrtvym. TMo dopraveno
bvlo do marnice. hde teprve "a
tt; hodiny bvlo vlastnfm otcem
zjiSt9no. Die ozn&meni otce,
mel hoch velhou z&libu v ko-
pane, ale otcem mu v tomto
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President Masaryk znovu '
TurG. Sv. Martin8. z Turc
sv. Martina. 10. srpna. (Post,
zpr.) Vcera dopoledne zavi.
tai pan president z Bystricky
do Turc. sv. Martina, kde ma.
vstivil vdovy pani Mudrono.
YOU pani Halasovou, dale spi
sovatelku Ellen Marothy-Solte
sovou a spisovatele Martina
Kukucina. Odpoledne vysel
pan president do hor "V6trn6
Hole" a We vysce 1000 m ztra
vii v prirode krasnou hvezd-
natou noe podle zvyku z mia.
dych let pri vatre a zpevu.
Dnes odpoledne nastoupil pan
president, provazen ministry
drem Kallayem, drem Bene-
Sem, .drem Osuskym, dale 81.
dr.. A. Masarykovou zpatecni
cestu z Turc. sv. Martina do
Topolcianek. v d6dinach, kite
rymi pan president projizdel,
stalo mnozstvi lidu a zasypa-
valo pana presidenta kvitim.
V osadach byly postaveny pra-
pory ozdobene slavobrany.
Prdvod zastavil poprve v Kla
stefe pod Zniovom, kde byl
pan president uvftan stare
stou Gabrielem Volkem. Dale
vedla cesta nemeckymi OBJ
cemi, kde lid vital pana pre-
sidenta prav9 s takovou Okla
zalosti, jako v obcich sloven-
skfch.' V. Nemeckem Pravne
byl. pan president pozdraven
starogtou Kaiserem. Ma !, vel
mi loyAlnf. proslov pan presi-
dent odpov6del: f'Repuhlika
vyplnila svoji povinnost k vam
kdyz vam dala n9mecke sko-
ly, kterfch iste nikdy, pied
tim nem9li. Mezi loyalnfmi OBJ
Gany necinf Sc rozdflu." -" Ma
hranicfch zupy povazske roz-
loucil Sc s panem presiden-
tenn zupan dr.. Orsz&gh, pode-
koval "a n&vst9vu a zdiraznil
velky jeff vyznam. Nejskve-
lejsiho uvftanf dostalo Sc panu
presidentovi v Priviedzi, kde
pfichod jeho ma slavnostne O.
zdobenem nam9sti ocekaval
velky dav lidu mfstniho i okol
niho. Sokolov@, Orlov3, cleno-
We DTJ., legionaM, handlovsti
havffi a skolnf ml&dez. Pana
presidenta uvftal starosta Ro-
hak. v odpovedi ma jeho pro
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

sSAN SeOPO j. JCAO
zmizela a po dvou dnech ma
lezena byla jeho mrtvola We
vzdalenosti asi 80 KIN cd to-
hoto mfsta. Jak z nalezu vid-
no, jedna Sc 0 loupeznou vra-
zdu. Inzenyr Sipal byl nekde
prepaden, oloupen asi Q e.
600 korun, jez mimo jine no
sill v prirucnim kuffiku, mrtvo
la jeho odvlecena byla pax
ma zeleznicni trait u Cergova,
kde byla prejeta vlakem a 20
haveno.
K z8niku "Slovaka". Lud'a-
cky "Slovak" prestal vychaze-
ii pro nedostatek finanGnich
prostredkd. Lud'aci byli zidov
ske tiskarne dluzni 12O tisfc
Kc, ktera, kdyz neplatili, pre-
stala Jim tisknouti noviny.
Proc nepresli do jine bratislav
ske tiskarny? Ponevadz jich
uz pred tim vystridali neko-
lik a odevsad odesli dluhem,
tax z tiskarny Angermayero.
Wy S dluhem 100000 Kc. Toto
jsou fakta. Fakta svedci u
bohosti a upadku lud'ackeho
hnuti. Pro lud'ackou taktiku
jest vsak priznacno, re prosti
stoupenci ludove strany nesme
'ji Sc dovedet pravou pricinu
zastaveni listu. We "Slov. lud
novinach" pise valecny Stvad
a patolizal HabsburkG, lud'a-
cky poslanec Juriga, ze vyda-
|vatelstvo "Slovaka" rozho-
do Sc vydavani listu proza.
tim zastaviti. Tedy nikoli ne.
ochota zidovskeho tiskare ii.
sknout ma duh, ale spontan-
nj "usneseni" vydavatelstva.
Ma jinem miste sveho clanku
prozrazuje vsak Juriga nepo-
kryte, ze: "nasa nedbalost'
tiez prispela k tomu, re "Slo-
wax" zamdlel." Lud'acky vld.
ce pax kara sve stoupence
"Mas ma vselico: ma stuzky,
ma tabak, ma napoj, ma hody
ma tance, ma vsakove t'alafat.
ky len ma noviny 81 predpla.
tit to zanedbavas a preto O.
stavas hluchonemym otro
kom, organizaciu zanedba
vas a preti 81 jak stado.'' Jal
je vid6t, ludack; vddce zacin;
'uz slovenskemu lidu "a to, y
Sc odvraci cd lud'acke strany
,, surove nadavat. Kdyby Cecf
kritisoval slovenske pomery
jenom zdesate casti tax ostre
byl by ovsem ohen ma strese
- Jak sc dovidame, shanej
lud'acti generalove penize a
spon k vydavanf "Slovaka" w
forme tydenniku.
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PROGRAM 10. SJEZDU
.Jedn0ty TabOriti.

y nedsli, 2. x&fi slavnostni u
vitanf delegatI a hostd.
v pond9lf, 3. z6fi, zahajeni
sjezdu v 8 hodin rano v Ce-
ske Narodni Sini ma Broad
way.
v Itery, 4. z6fi sjezdove Ease
dani.
We stfedu, 5. z6fi, dopoledne
sjezdove zasedanf a odpo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

Jista prazska plovarna me
la diva insertv ma m'sta plavci.
XII. Kdyz dosly nabidky, shle.
dano, re o misto plavtika ,
panskem odd6leni hlasili sc
ctyri uchazeci, @ misto plavci
ka v damskem oddeleni hlasi-
10 Sc jich 7635!
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ses. Marie Hochova,
ses. Anna Sfstkova,
ses. Baruska Kvetova,
ses. Marie Kvetova,
ses. Anezka Vildmanova,
ses. Anna Dittrichova.
Muzi a junaci:
br. j. Kvetensky,
br. Vida Panfk,
br. Otta Prisa,
br. Frant. Opatrnt,
br. Josef Kvet,
br. Alois Gottfrid.
br. Frant. Gottfrid,
br. Milos Fiser..
Sedlaci a selky. .Myslivci.
II Celed:.. + Deti.
Del We vsi blize Prahy. pax y
|: obecnfm lese ma blizkem!
q vrchu. !
1. iednanf: Svetnice u rychta,
Re Koltavv. (Obecni soud. J
Promena:'% Lesnata krajina
(Shromazd'ovahi .zen.) ]
III. jednani:- Naves: (Muzi o.
pust6ni zenami.)
Promena: ,zensky tabor. (ze.
ny v pine zbroji.) (Halak '
zaietf zen.)
III. iednanf: Svetnice u rych'
tafe. .(Valecna porada mu.
zI.)
Promena: zensky tabor. (zc.
nv v oblezenf.) !;
Promsna: Svetnice u rychtafe
(Poslednf porada muzi.)
Promena: Krajina pod Motto.
lem. (Bojist9. kde Sc roz
hodne boj mezi muzi a ze
nami.)
Ridi Bohuslav Fiser.
Zacatek ldivadla v z h. vecer
Vstupn6 40c a SOC.
Hudba Sdruz. Ces. Hudebnfkd
Pc divadle Piles.
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Fargo, N. D., 20. srpna. -
Mimofadne zasedanf kongresn
jenz by utvoril vladni kance.
lar pracovnim kapitalem
$780, 100000, ktera by uvade.
la do trhu prebytecnou skill
zen psenice, zadano jest v
resoluci, jez prijata zde byla
vcera ma schGzi asi 1000 BAN
kefd, obchodniki q farmafd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

ledne We 2 hodiny projfzd.
ka m6stem Cd Ceske Narod.
nj Sine. Vecer v Z hodin
zabavnf vecirek ku pocte
delegatG a hostd v sini J.
A. Komensky ma vych. 131,
ulici.
Ve etvrtek, 6. z6fi, dokoncenl
sjezdovych zalezitosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

Aniz by kdokoli byl u kor.
midla, parnfk Harry Lucken.
back vjel do Bostonskeho prf.
stavu, po 12,OOO-mflove plav,
be k Pacifick6mu pobrezi 8
zp6t. Parnik, ma n9mz veleI
kap. Ernest Greene, vykona
celou tu cestu pod kontrolor
mechanickeho pilota, jenz by
pojmenovan Metal Mike"
Tento ddmyslny pfistroj udr
zuje lod' v Prime Care.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-30

JAN AMOS KOMENSKY
Historicka hra pro lidove
jeviste.
Ma oslavu 300-lete pamatky
narozeni Komenskeho, napsa'
Jan Pelisek.
Vynatek z druheho obrazu,
vystup A.
-Os SO b Y -
Jan Amos Komensky,
biskup ceskobrat. Jednoty
br. M. Machacel
Alzbeta, jeho dcera, vdova
ses. M. Zeminov:
Daniel, jeho syn
br. Frant. Kode;
Jan Hraba z Luze, cesky
Zeman ........ br. Gust. VIM
Kristof Nigrin,
Komenskeho pomocnik
br. Ferd. Kode;
Del Sc odehrava v Amsteroda
me r. 1910, v predvecer smrt
Jana Amose Komenskeho.
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SLAVNOSTNf PROGRAM SJEZDU
JEDNOTY TABORTTU.

nedsli, dne 2. z1fi 1923
v Ceske Narodni Sfni
ma Broadway.
Zacatek We 3 hod. odpoledne.
/. Americka hymna =
Sdruz. Ces. Hudebnfki
2. Uvitani hosti -
br. FIR. Mares
3. "Majak",
basen cd br. j. Svancary
pfednese sest. M. Fiser
4. Proslovy pozvanych hosti 6
sjezdovych zastupcI.
s. Hudba.
6. "Vestba Komenskeho",
scena z 5. jednanf Pelis-
kova dramatu.
2. Byvali Cechove - Hudba
8. Uvad9nf novych clenI k
Jednote a dftek do Od-
boru Mladeze.
9. Doslov.
Vecer divadlo "Ceske ANA
zonky" cd j. X. Tyla.
Pc divadle tanecni vinek
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"Ceske. Amazonkv''

"Ceske Amazonky''
'sZenska vojna"
Zertovna hra 0 3 jednanich
Sc zpevy, evolucemi a
skupenimi.
Napsal die Tolda starsi hry
Klicperovy Jos. Kaj. Tyl.
O so b y -
Ondfej Kolcava,
predstaveny obce
~, I br. Frant. Beran
Dorota, jeho zena - :.
r-s =. SEES. BAbi Skaloya
Mkuh Halak,, = :, =
8. .pfisedfci obec:. ,soudu !
=, J br. Eda Hlozek
stazicka, jeho zena >
ses. Marie Fiserova
Liska, polesny q
IN br. Karel Mojzis
H9ba&k, Bfezina, Vorlicek,
sr. clenov6 vyboru obce,
N = br. F. Molzer, F: Kodes,
RI 3. Stoupa
hpolenka, i :
J. byv. prazska kuchafka,
t, ses. M. Venc!ov:s
Kudrna;. vyslouzily @
vojak, nynf bradyr,
br. FIR. Cerveny
Vorsila, statkarka
ses. Anna Hachova
Beta, selske d9vce
ses. Matilda Vopenkova
Mattel, vesnicky junak,
br. Jaroslav Panik
Liduska, Verunka, Baruska,
selska d9vcata
sestry M. Zeminova,
A. Cimlerova, M. Bartosova
Amazonky:
sest. Helena Kvetova,
ses. Ema Hachova,
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ma pr1ZnlVe nOSpOdarSke W.
hlfdky m9sta vzhledem ma u
heln& loziska v Handlove q
ma to, ze republika vystave-
MIN zeleznicnf trait z Handlo-
We do Turce pripoji Priviedzu
k srdci Slovenska. Okresnf ma
celnfk DIR. Novak venoval panu
presidentovi sve dilo "D9jiny a
popis zamku Bojnice a okolf", /,
nacez nastoupena byla dalsi
costa. Vsude pralo 81 obyvatel
stvo uslyseti pana presidents.
Pro pokrocily cas- bylo mozno
zadosti teto vyhoveti jen v O.
slanech. Pan president dojel
do Topolcianek zdrav a sv9zi
q nebylo ma mem pozorovati
nijake 1navy po namahach w
letu a noci, ztravene v pri-
rode.
Opr&vnSny protest. Spolek
prot tyrani zvirat v Praze
pfse: Zdrahali jsme sc verit
proskakujfcim povestem pod
kladali jsme "a nepodafene
zerty, ze posvatna pdda nasi
republiky bude skrapena krvi
nevinnych zvirat pro zabavu
krveziznivych zvedavci. Zda-
10 Sc nam holou nemoznostf,
aby pdda nasi republiky, jejiz
samostatnost vykoupili nasi
hrdinove krvi, Sc propIjcila k
remeslnemu vrazdenf zvirat
proto, aby Sc ukajela rozkos
zadostivcI lacnych krve. Ma
sportovnim hristi S. X. 'Brati-
slava zrizuje sc nedaleko Bra
tislavy arena pro 10000 diva
XII, zjednan byl sbor5 bande-
rilleri 8 toreadorem v cele, pri
hlasila sc francouzska spolec-
most, ktera bude filmovat e.
vropsky skandal bycich zapa
sd, a danny, ktere vytreste-
nym zrakem divaji Sc ma vali-
ci Sc krev a pasou Sc ma hroz-
ne podfvane, jimz oci zari roz
kosi a rty Sc chv6ji rozcile-
MIN. Dunajske veletrhy zaha
| il Sc bycimi zapsy! Nase re-
publika zrekla by Sc sveho
kulturniho vyznamu- a pc
slani, kdyby snesla podezreni,
ze jeff kultura je bublinou,
jez praska jedovatym dechem
lidi nezfizenych choutek, kite
Fl Sc cht6ji bavit pohleden
ma ubohe kone tresouci Sc hrG
zou pred rozdrazdenym by
KEN a chteji Sc kochati podi-
vanou ma rinouci Sc krev, ste
mani a svijeni dokonavajicich
koni. Protestujeme proti "a
myslenym bycim zapas6m v
Bratislave, proti krvavemu
Swami a surovemu tyrani wi
rat v aren6, protestujeme pro
ii zameru, aby Sc pro ukojeni
perversniho chtice krvezizniv-
ci kydala hama ma nasi re-
publiku, ze byla prvni We
stredni Europe, ktera Sc pro-
pijcila "a jeviste tax hnusne
no divadla, protestujeme pro-
I'll poradani bycich zapasd ja-
ko ochranci budoucnosti a po
kladu nasi republiky mlade-
ze, protoze takova krvava di-
vadla nemohou nez staviti
mravni vyvoj nasi mladeze a
otupovati jeff cit, otravujice
srdce. Zadame vladu Cs. repu-
bliky, aby, byt' v posledni
chvili zabranila chystanemu
surovemu tyranf zvirat, BY
cim zapasIm, zadame, ably Sc
il zzelelo d9tskeho srdecka a
ochranila no jedu prysticiho
z ,byci ar6ny a zabranila, a.
by mladez, nase budoucnost,
nedosla mravni 1hony, zada-
me v zajmu lidskosti a ochra-
ny zvirat, ably pfedesla "a
mezila ostudu, jiz by 81 repu-
blika utrzila pred vzdelanou
Evropou. dovolic poradati ma
New Britain herald., 1923-10-11
1900 HEAR SERMON
Rs,. jain Walsh, :, o.. speaks 10
Women al ~, hary's Church
Meas Mission OPENS sunday,

Rev. John Walsh, =, T.. spoke On
death" al the mission service held Al
~, Mary's church last evening
About 1900 women were present,
An interesting instruction was given
on "Aurieular Confession" by Rev,
John u. Mccarthy, 4, J,
The school children received Holy
Communion at the 7 o'clock mass this
morning. The mission for the ehil-
dren will close with services tomof-
The women's mission will close with
special services AT o'clock sunday
afternoon.
The mission for the men viii open
with services nj 1870 o'clock Sunday
evening and will continue until the
following Sunday afternoon.
The mission for the Italians VIII
open next "Wednesday evening at 1880
and will he In charge OF Rev. j. y.
DAILY, y. j.. of South Norwalk. The
mission for the Italians will he con
Quoted in Italian. Father DAILY being
II fluent italian speaker.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-11
MUST NOT START
FIRES ON HIGHWAY
State Police Issue Orders Govern.
Ing BonhrS

Hartford, 0et, ii,-As a result 81
several instances Of damage 10 the
surface OF public highways lhFensh
the burning OF leaves on the roads
Officers OF the state neilee depart
msnt pasrollihg the stats base been
instructed 70 put q stop 10 The pFse=
tiee, This aetian Was taken sestefs
DAY BY Superintendent Robert =
Hurley al the request Of the state
highway department which brought
% his attention q number Of cases
Of Migrant violation OF the law IN THIS
respect,
Highway Commissioner John A,
Macdonald. In a communication 10
Superintendent Hurley Of the state
police department, pointed out that
the highways are mostly treated
with asphalt. tar or come earbonyr
drate which contains volatile oils,
easily ienited.
Prosecutions will follow. under
statute which provides for penalties
for damage 10 the highways, II the
warnings Of the state police officers
fall 10 prevent citizens from persisiing
In violating the law.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-11

No gripping or Inconvenience follows
gentle liver and bowel cleansing
with "cascarets." Sick Headache, Bill
BUSINESS. Gases. Indigestion and all
such distress gone by morning. Most
harmless laxative for Men. Women
and childron--i0c boxes, also 25 and
soc sizes. any drug store.
New Britain herald., 1923-10-11
TRACE POSTS MOVEMENTS
New London Man, Accused Of Murder
in Maine. Had Not Been Homo
since Last Christmas. Wife says.

New London. Oct. li.-Fred l..
Post, 60, OF A Franklin street this
city. held on a charge OF murder IN
Maine has not been at his home since
last Christmas, according to his wife.
Mrs. Margaret Post, clerk In local
department store. She is his second
wife, he having been divorced from
his first wife IS years ago. The
former Mrs. Post is said to be now
residing in Maine.
Mr.. Post is marine engineer but
has not run out of the local port In
several years. He was formerly en-
ployed by the Crowell and Thurell
Steamship Co., Boston. She does not
believe that he is at present en-
ployed. In a letter from him this
week he gave his address as Hotel
Rockland, Rockland, Me.