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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-11
DEMUESTHA GRAN ELL
CIENC1A
Julio 9, 1924.
Julio 9, 1924.

Amigo Deportis:-
Ell martes tlltimo Sc llevaron efec-
to los muy anunciados juegos de Bas-
ket Ball en- Ia plazoleta del TX. of
c." en- la laguna del Condado, entire
vitores aclamaciones, producto del
entusiasmo general que reinaba en- to-
dos los animos.
TIL habras creido, como me creia yo,
que el General Cord demostraria mas
eaciencia Ell el juego contra ell Baya-
mon. TIL sabes que Ell General Cord
cuenta con verdaderos buenos jugado-
rIs. Cast todos han sido capitanes de
diferentes eqmpos. Pero parece que es-
tan enamorados. Como van tantas mu-
chachas bonitas, Y segIn parece, entire
estas estan las suyas, sc ponen ner-
viosos, les tiemblan las manos al
tirar los canastos. Por supuesto, no
hacen ninguno.
Sin embargo, tn te has tijado en- Ell
Bayam6n. Esta muy efciente. Ellos
esperan la copa. Y ademas de la CO.
pa, las medallas. Pero callate. Que
sorpresa Sc han de uevar. Sin duda
que te hahras fjado en- el soberbio
juego que hizo Ell Neverbreak. Millin
Sobrino valen cualquier cosa. Los
demas todos buenos. Y ell Neverbreak
juega contra ell Bayam6n Ell proximo
vternes. Ahi 81 que no falto yo. Ese
va ser Ell juego mas importante de
los hasta ahora jugados. Dime 81
puedo verte ALI. Sera estupendo. Los
muchachos del equipo Neverbreak es-
peran la copa. Y las medallas tam
bien. Y ese equipo til sabes que estA
"aguantado'
iQu6 sorpresai
iQue me dices del Ballaja? Magni
fico, verdad? No necesito ser profetS
para predecirIes un exito SECURE. Aho-
ra. les hace falta I'm par de tiradores.
" una poca de practica no vendria
NAL
TIE d:go Ell resultado del juego, aun-
que Sc que estuviste presente. Habras
pasado la noche sontemplando a las
muchachas. Como yo tengo la mia.
Seguro que til conoces la mayor par
te de las presentes. Estaban muy en-
tysiasmadas las seforitas: G. Huyke,
Umpierre, Elena Ruiz, las Gonzalez
Martinez, Bel6n, Mercedes y Carmen
Gutierrez; Laura y Carmen Cestero;
Luisa Herminia Hernandez; Lidia
Bernardini (si, la que iba ser reina); ;
Paqruta Gallar; Rosita y Margot Hi
guerra; las Muiioz Morales; Gloria 1gle-
sias; Josetina LUNA; Maria 9 Isabel
Ortiz Alibr&n; Mariana Carballeiro;
G.. M. Arce; Carmen Vela y Rosita
Jove Y muchas mas que no pude yer
bien. Estaban tan interesadas en- Ell
juego. ora crees que seria en- los ju-
gadores?) Y hasta las seloras estaban
La NAL de entusiastas. tie fjaste en-:
la Sra. de Ortiz AHbran; de Penaga-
ricano; de Mendoza; Montilla de Fran
CO Soto; de Passarell; de Gonzalez
Martinez; de Annexy; de Shine, de
Ashford. Todas estaban presentes.
Yo no quisiera cansarte mas, pero
es que tengo tantas cosas que dec'rte.
Mejor sera que te cuente en- mi otra.
Contestame pronto.
Deportivamente tuyo,
MARIO.
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A LOS DUENOS
DE IMPRENTAS

TeEentOS una exiStencid de
pdpeL sGtinadO NJ F, rs Hbrds.
cOrtadO al tdn1GTO IS 4 38 que
UendeniOs a $3.50 la resn,0 HbTe
de frGnQueO. VentG al cOnt1dO.
DirtjGse a la Administrator
de Puerto Rico HustradO, San
lose No. 2. San Juan. p. r.
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grupo efcientisimo de maestros, ena-
morados ciegamente de su digna
profession; por ESQ los honrosos triun-
fos de los corozalenos cuando salen
fuera en- bu.sca de una instruction
superior.
En- 10 que a politica respecta, la
inmensa mayoria es adicta la
Alianza. Todos los lfderes de mas
alta signiicacion los hombres de
mas valer en- la arena de las luchas
politicas siguen los principles ests-
blecidos en- el famoso manifesto Bar.
celo-Tous.
Orgullosos verdaderamente deben
scntirse los corozalenos por el extra
Ordinario adelanto alcanzado por su
pueblo, adelantO que es motive de
justo regocijo para nosotros.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-11
COROZAL PROGRESA

Canine del progreso velozmente
Marcia ell simpatico pueblo de Co.
rozal. Con fervoroso entusiasmo.
inspirados por ell amor desinteresa-
do que profesan su pueblo, laboran
los directories municipales, siempre
con actividad. constancia tenacidad
dignas de alabanzas.
Un puebleciilo pintoresco con ca
les magnifcamente asfaltadas, acue-
ducto excelente, planta electrica pro-
pia. que suministra una luz que muy
pocas en- la isla pueden superar, un
pueblecillo simpatico, donde Sc goza
una vida tranquila y feliz, serena Y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-11

iida en- relaci6n al servicio del vetera-
no siempre que este sea possible. To-
dos los herederos llenaran los espacios
en- b'anco que en- Ell parrafo II de la
aplicacion aparecen. Esto tiene que
ser hecho para la identification del
veterano concerniente.
CONTINUARA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-11

TNSTRUCCIONES PARA LOS He
EEDEDOS LEGALES DE LOS We
TERANOS ETUERTos QUE HAGAN
sOLICITUDEs DE COMPENSACION
POR sEEvICIo DURANTE LA
GUERRA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-11

Sc nos asegura que tan pronto ter
mine la serie dominicana, que va EN-
pear muy pronto, volveran a nues
tras ligas los peloteros famosos dt
Quisqueya.
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PRIMERo 10 PRIMERo

Ieyendo un articulo que suscribe Ell
Sr. Gonzalez Font, en- LA Democra-
cia", he pensado que, 10 que me paso
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E7H(.JhQQQ6
TRES BANDERAs:

TEATRo TRES BANDERAs:
EStreno de la soberbia production
Heroes de la Calle'' por Ell pecoso.
en- s actos.
RIALTO:
Tarde: LA Hija del Pirata" por
Dorothy Dalton.
Noche: LOS Bufos Cubanos'' con
la obra Tin tan, te comiste un Pam,
POPULAR:
Tarde y noche: "Sangre y Fuego'',
por Jack Pearin.
LAS ANTILLAS:
Episodes de la magnifca serie ''No-
ra del Eorte'' y una c6mica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-11

Episodes de la magnifca serie ''Ne-
ra del Norte'' y una c6m1ca.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-11

Tarde y noche: "Sangre y Fuego",
por Jack Pearin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-11

LAS ANTILLAS:
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RIALTO:

POPULAR:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22

your editorial. Leave the Dr.
~ Primary Alone" you have
AHMED the gratitude of every raft
road man In The state. and l can
say without fear OF contradiction
that any man in either party. or
sny PARTY for that matter. who ad-
Focntcs the repeal Of tho present
direct primary laws and runs upon
ghat platform viii be overwhelming
y defeated by the independent yo-
teFs ~ this state"
e., fSlaned) GEO. l. MASTON.
Siate Chairman. Railway Mems Po-
llticnl Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
Dwelling Burns;
Family Suffering

TACOMA. Dee ---symr aiHela
n5.EhbsEs toby were .cn4R asa ~
Sire. D5itlsrl CHuzieHasa aud hes
hFo little clillrgu who were Iru
without a ro0f over tHar heads as a
result az a fire laHt night
ln weakened condition. tl.s father
of ihu five little childen. "a victim
Qf Tuberculosis. was carried from blH
bsl iu the burning house % "a cot .n
the county hospital. Flrsmen worked
f0r au hour before they succeeded in
putting OUT tho blaze. which broke
Out iu tho attic ana q. believed 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22

cieeieI in Naye.s.l-e- - a. 49,
county -garriur bench. ALREADY D1l
u'iss r f Patterson. Bert 10
Chester Iatgafior qua Ag4h1f
scHramm haEe resigned
Sew unpo.l9arHf 10 che Dc. rgu.
tore starr Hltludr
r. ~ hurguudr-. now "A tls law
firm % ugaaorfH. Todd 5 IurrlHs.
iIafrg Ihoies. now Or Guute5a
lauha q iaBrhliu
John j Dunn. now of U5nu1th
road a iHFFln.
James 81 Bailey private law prae.
STANLEY Kent 10 udrais practice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
nEhTuo MVcTIrV
SLHIIIO MIOIITI
faIher and Son Arc Found
Dead In Home

DENVER, Colo. Dec I..-Auth5r.
iuea hers today announced thsm.
.,-'.a completely b4fucd by the
my s'efious deaths q samuel SIM
lNe i9h ana his t-ytar-uld con. sam.
l,A ~, found dead sunday morn
ils in their home on tho outsEigt.
90 the city.
Ehtre were no marks ca either
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22

esty vh.ca e9uIl have sagseI as4ul
Deputy Cgfglrr CtgFsa B1siuIca
salI tgaag.
2ifz shllugtgn was found un-
.e1nslouA stretched face down Oh
tie bed on which her son was
fguEL iIcr s-year-o!I daughter
Elizabeth. was 1.ttiEg On = nearby
chair 10 a dared c0ndugn. Neither
sho nor her daughter have been
allie 70 tai what happened iu their
hQma since Friday niEht 20 hours
before the tragedy was discovered
Mrs shiu.nFtgu, IN general hos
pltal here. has NOT been told of her
husbands death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
NEW NE DEPUTIES
COlyln Names Men TO Aid
Him In Prosecutor Office

NltH Bpuiy Prosecutor Uga
CT s. An5lurlauQ slated Tor tbr
chief depu'y Hip. TroFcrutarrf-gt
ENiHg p Lolrin Monday hcIaiaaI
hla coming uto office January D
with announcement of a complete
reorganization ~ tho present STAN
ana addition u nyo men 90 the force
C0lvin succeeds Malcolm pousIar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
.Canoeist Hopes to
Finish River Trim

RIlTLAEU. Ore. Dec. zz.-Aus
Burg lr youihfu adrsuiurer. Who
Ha1 Travelled almost the entire lsnEfb
% t1s Columbia river by canoe. VII
complete the Trip o. coon ss o.
.taFcs the stream. be declared todas
Burg hope % 81 gbis 10 return A.
Bridal EgI afe this week. where n
abandoned Die canoe. and launch 4
again b. Sl1die the rest o. tho war
20 north Head WatA.
Burg began hiB Tip October g a.
Canal Plate. 2. c. On tho shore q
Upper Columbia lake ana has ira,
olcd moro than 1000 ml.es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
JUMBO FLUIEHs

BOMBAY Dee e.-A .aE tt-
plant WA carried 20 a bombay yet
triuaTiln on two automobiles run
Ming ride b. eide. THO elephant
WaH cured. and a. ono % tho ma.
chimes refused % work. the elephant
pushed y lack t9 Li plantation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
5, y, q, wash ,l Feb ?. 1924

rpokhuc. Wash, Feb 2, 1924.
We should keep hands Off direct
prm1ary. suggestion Of any bill in
IHh' Of overwhelming vote cast
91zhlnst any change AZ two elections.
\ Wnuld be dlrAct affront 10 tho
state. However harmless tho bill
may appear u 70 Intended ~ its
i,F0pnuentB as the first step In un-
dcrmininZ the direct prIrnarv iay
fsigncdJ q. A. FLEMING.
Mayor Of gpokanu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
= MAKE FOR SANITATION

MERLIN, Dec. 2g,--Berlin's gar.
n4go cans must be covered IN The
ilsurc. Health aiaioritlca hayo dc.
clasd that open garbage In tho tide
.'nbig and alleg6 Of Berlin hhyo
ns1 moro ip.slo with tho spead or
olstaso and psstllence than any
other aetor "y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
RYAN OPPOSING
D CHRISTENSEN
rights Senator's Move 10
Change Primary Law
OTHERS AGAINST IT. TOO
Declare Senator Does Not
Express Party Sentiment

lAlurs u1tr Stale Senator
Irorsr 4. Christensen. dcna-
g1L ha, announced that he
would attempt 90 amend the
direct PRIMARY law b. prOYidius
fpr "ah, i,orN' nominating con.
Nvuimns, bcorge a. RYAN. edi.
tor 81 Washington Democracy. /"
opposes tie move, among ol1,rr
democrats, ard has written the
following article Tor The star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
BY GEORGE 4. RYAN.
President q the hing County Dcmo.
rIallr Clnh

AtfNiNFfA ~ NiF ming tnumtN Ilpups
cratic Club
/ TO NOT tslisyo that state San.
i a'0r George 4. Christensen A.
representing the sentiment OF the
rank and ale q the democrats 81
this state when 10 announce Ma
iattnuln Go attcmp, 10 amend the
prestEt direct primary law by pro
WANG tor "adyisorya nominating
oonyeut1ea one would naturally
assume, inarmuch IS Senator chris.
ftas-n holds tho exalted poAt.on as
memper % the democratic national
cammiticc tcT the state ~ Wash.
layton. that DO would have a, least
have taken members % the state
commiited into his confidence, IN
stead O, urst impartins bis lsE!z-
iafiye plans 20 the opposition party.
TIE rgmQr has been current Tor
some time that sonlo % tho re-
acii5n1ry republican leaders 10 the
legislature would attcnp, 20 remove
thsnsslves % any stigma that might
possibly attach itself 70 certain
measures they would like 20 zee
enacted az the coming session. b.
having Mr. Christensen sponsor such
legislation 10 the senate ana By
having a democratic member Of the
house &C; In a similar capacity IN
TIA, body,
This would plaon tho RESPONSE.
hility directly up 60 the demo
cratic party, notwithstanding
tho fact that the democrats
have only two members In tho
ssnatc and five In tho houso out
Of total membership Of l35.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22

lcturo 20 amend tho direct pr..
~ law. Just IS ho now proposes
- do. but thcru WAS 50 much oppo-
s.tion 70 IL that tho proponents %
the resolution did not even prcsen; e.
IN tho January number OF Wash.
i1g;on Democracy we denounced the
proposal in an editorial. Leave the
Direct Primary Alone" which was
republished By several OF the daily
and weekly papers thruout tho state.
From letters received from our demo-
cratic readers am convinced that
large majority would bo opposed
70 the change or amendment as pro
posed by senator Christensen.
In fact, We have senator Chris
tensen's own letter on file, re
ceiyed a few days prior TO the
committee meeting in spokane
last February. in which he said,
Il am opposed TO mOnkeying
with our present primary laws
and win be with you at Spo.
kane"
70 prove my assertion that ssaa>
Ss Christensen is not speaking for
The masses of tho people OF this
state. I wish 10 quote excerpts from
letters and kilograms on flo IN M
office that wero received following
publication q tho editorial referred
70. when the attempt Was made last
February 20 have tho democratic
state committee approve he amend
meat now being proposed BY the
democratic national committeeman:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
DEMO CONVENTION
OPPOSED THE PLAN

Senator Christensen viii recall that
an attempt was made last February
20 have The democrats state commit
t1o In is meeting ~ spokane %
adopt a resolution calling upon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
STATE LABOR HEAD
OPPOSED TO CHANGE

Your editorial. Leave the Priunarv
Alone" expressed thoroiy the att
TIDE 81 the great masses Of this
state. rcEardiefs % party all OF
whom are ready 20 rise IN arms
against any attempt 20 famper with
iheiF most treasured wcnpon-the
direct primary.
tsigned) W. 81 SHORT.
Pres Wash. State Fed. OF Labor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22

have been caused by an oYsrhea,sa
.LlEa lIEr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-22
DILL AND HILL
BOTH OPPOSE 1T

Y 5. SENATE. Washington. D. C..
Fsb, .. 1914.
! am strongly opposed 70 change
primary law 81 our state. That has
0een attempted By legislature re.
peatsdly and people have always
eFeFwhsiminzly rejected any at.
ter1pi % weaken present law. I am
opposed 70 change also because
tHink priaclpls OF primary should be
enlarged upon rather than restricted.
tSigned) g. e, DILL.
House o. Representatives. Wash
!neiou, D. q.
January issu@ Washington Democ-
Iaey carries editorial relative 10 GER
IAN ehangss IN primary law Of
STATE Ok Washington. am In nc
cgTd With the view expressed tn this
editorial. II seems 20 mo chat the
proposed changes would tspd 70
sHoYert the basic purpose Of The d.
iset primary. that purpose being IN
ny view 20 submit the matter %
seleeting candidates FOR public Of
zee 70 popular party vote unre-
strained and uninfiueuced BY party
caucus or convention. Tho demo-
cratic party can not afford 70 take
bfckwnrd step Ia this matter. r
heartily concur with your editorial
ana wish 20 commend you therefor"
fSigusdJ SAM r. HILL.
Member OF Congrasp.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14
Bavor.iky xGjem o eesky OBJ

Bavor.l$ xkjem o eesky OBJ
chod chmeiem. Podle zprav Ia
teckych novin zajima Sc no.
rimbersky velkoobchod O sill
nejsf kapitalov6 zdeastneni v
ceskem obchodu chmelem. W.
chazi toho pfesvedceni, re
stykem Sc zatcem by opet byl
povznesen Norimberk. Jde q
zffzenf jedne kapitalove sku-
piny obchodnfkl, jez by pro-
vadela samostatny obchod ma
bavorsky ucet s celym svetem,
Ia valuta! 2 Rokycan Sc o.
znamuje: Rokycanska pfislus-
nice Jana Frauenderkoya. KITE
"a jiz dlouhou Tadu let meska
" Nemecku, byla lecena ose.
tfoyatelne mesta Mohuee. N.Y.
nj tamnejsi obecni ufad "a.
slai pffpis mestu Rokycandm
ably "a svoji prislusnici nahra.
dilo naklady $ jejim osetrova.
MIN spojene We vysi 1885,.
l2O. .0O0, 100000 marek. Sta.
rostlivi otcove nnesta, ae zada
ma cifra je hodne dlouha, pri
lis Sc j nelekli, nebot', ma ste
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14

stl Jedna sec nemecke marky!
Pres to ysak mestu Mohuci sc
odpovi, ze obec Rokycansk&
nedaaa souhlas, ably zm1n&ps
zena byla v 1stave osetfoyana
a ze dale neni jisto, zdali me-
ma zamoznych pribuzn5ch.
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ssa
"A CEST OTCOyiJ.
.s-,RQMAN,-
e8,t
hapsal Xavier de Aantepin.
II @ NJ 4 N

Hocl - iHulNlGl HcSOut1Slc a&-
le.
Il: Jedno re SLOW - "Nam6sti
Svornosti'' - jako by bylo bod
10, byvaieho chra)ience Petra
Leroyera.
"Neni jiz. nejmeHsi pochy-
by del 81 n drchu: "Nam6sti
,Svornostirt - Slovo to vysky-
tuje Sc .taktez !. nacrtku istu,
kteryz jsem v Londyne MALE
Il. On zlla ,nicemy, po nichz il
p&tram." Il II,
] dodal nahlss: 50 ~
"Kamarade slys mne a Cd
povfdej mne uprimne."'s
Avsak zpity zlosyn' u nahoz
opojeni dostonpilo miry jiz, te
Deivyssi jiz iiz pfemozen .byi
t6zkym spaaken, a skacel se
na kamenou, lavi6ku. -
Rene jin. zatrasi. II.
Jan Ctvrtak vdpovedel jen
zvuky nesouvislymi.
'Jest zpit IA. dobfo a .nemd-
ze mne slyseti!" del 81 Rene
Moulin v duchu j pocitil skla-
mani velike. "Dnes jiste tedy
niceho sc tedy jiz nedovim, a
vsak v osmi dpech bude op6t
ma svobode. Potom vyzvim cd
neho vsecllno a ON bude musit
poskytnouti mi zbrane, jichz
mann, zapotfebi, bych zapasil
a zvtezil."
Jan Ctvrtek spal zatim dale
a chrapal, div ne0trasly Sc zdi
zalarni.
Straznik, spatfiv stav v ia
kemz Sc odsouzcny naleza, jsa
velice znepOkojen.
Clovek sotva odsouzeny a
svefeny jeho dozoru, jenz o.
pill Sc takfka pred jeho ocima.
yec ia byla vazna kynula mu
"a nj. na isto ,pTisna dhtka-.
Posylal tedy duchu ma
jemce kanty1y do vsech pekel
jehoz vino, kdo vi, jak pomi-
chane, stoupalo do hlavy ry-
chleji nezli byfo Sc mono Ma
diti.
Liceni soudni pred rnznymi
oddelenimi soudu byla zatim
skoncena.
Pribyla celia ceta straznikIv
aby odvedla odsC dZence do We
zeni Jim urcanych.
Jan Ctvrtek nejsa g to hnoa-
ii chou a nemoha pronesti slo-
va, dopraven byl We zvlastnich
nositkach zpst do zalafe.
Rene Moulin vysel z budovy
vlastne iiz svoboden, byl vsak
dopovazen lests agentem poll
cejnim obcanskem odevu. a.
by sc OdeErali do Zalare Saint
Pelagie.
Zde vynotoveEa byia teprve
propousteci listina a stroinil
tax dlouho nevinne vezneny
Octl sc konecne ma dobro nj
svobode.
Ze zalafe dal sc Rene Mou,
lin dovezti primo do uiice No.
tre Dame DIES Champs.
Byl presvedcen, re ocekaya.
il tam navstsvu ieho s nejv41
81 touzebnosti.
Okolnost, re PAM Leroyero.
va nedostaviia sc osobne X je-
no liceni, budila mem nebla
hou predtuchu.
Necht6l tedy vejiti do byt,
lined. aniz by si drive O rodi
ne zjednal zprav.
Zastavil Sc u domovnice ab,
Sc il pfeptal.
Prvni slova jejf odhai'la je
mu celou krutou tn pravdu.
Berta byla nYni sirotkem.
Zvest' smrti matky ieji kr,
te sevrela srdce Arojnalsoyp.s.
i Smrt +stato zvlat lila dpl4S SS
le to sniele leseni <aplaniiv je
no.
Tak<se domnival. {
Ci snad PAM LeroyeIova ma
SVEN lozi smrtelnem roztrhIS
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SOUKROMOU
JOS EFF SKOU
z Alb AVU
i. porada
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v sobotu, dne Is. bfezna
We sve sini pa Wendell Ave.
Bratfi a sestry! Jste zada-
nj, byste v plnem poctu Sc
rdostavili a take jednou to
bratstvi q sesterstyf ukaza-
Ii. Vsichni Pepici a Pepie-
ky, vetsi i rnensi, starsf i
mladsi jsou uctive zvani.
Pfijd'te j nepepici a nepe-
picky, budem tancit az do
rama a oslavovat den nase-
no patrona Josefa.
Sokolska kapela bude
hrad, Q chaltnou yesefi, do
bre pobayeni 2 vyteGne O.
svezeni Sc postara
Zabavni vybor.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-14

IA.
Y pfipade. tomto bylo nutno
uposlechnouti prani nest astne
l.zeny a Rene Moulin musil Sc
zrici pro 'vzdy dmyslu, ocisti
Iii pamatku Pavla Leroyera.
Vystupoyal tudiz pc scho-
dech zarmolcen a hlavou sve
Senou.
Kdyz ocH Sc koneGn6 pfede
dyefmi. jez oznaceny mu by
I'y jakozto vchod ku pribytku
sirotkoyu. stanul tn, ably Sc.
tfel slzu. :
t Srdce jeho pudce brsilo.
| Nevyslovne pohnuti Sc no
zn.ocpilo.
! Zazyopil zlehounka.
.Uvpitf pzyaly Sc kroky.
i / Dvefe Sc otevrely.
/ ! Berta objevila &c " nich..
/. SpatfiySi Rene-a s hlavou OBJ
:aazenou a $ tvafi hluboce zar-
smopcenou.i oeima posud VIII,
kyma, zaseptala:
"Vite. jM vsechno, neni-liz
pravda pane Mouiine? Matka
ma uboha jest mrtva."
A sirota jiz nahie proud slz
zrosh vybiedie tvafe jaaa Sc
horce plakati.
Rene premoci sc mcdowell
slzel sam.
KoneenG ovlaM pfece sve po
hnuti j piistovpiv k divee. po-
jail il Ia ruce rravil:
"Jen bld'te stateEnou sleE-
no! - Vim oysem, re boieA
vase Jest hlubcka Q nesmirna., ;,
BIh krute vas zkousi, ac pra
I've wv nejmenS t0ho zaslnhu-
;ste."
! Zach. ano, krute, prekrute !!
odv8tila divka a jeji rty. chvE
~ Sc trpkosti.
| "Je-li vsak pritomnost tax
bclestna." jal Sc Rene il tesiti,
"snad "a to budoucnost kyne
yam st'astnejsf."
"BudOucnost ma, p. Mouli-
pe," Odvedlo dit6 odsouzenco-
yo, "bude pima zarmutku a po
kofeni, potud, pokud nebude
smyta krvava sksrna, ktera hy-
zdi nasi minulost."
Strojnik hnul seh0u pfekva-
pen.
| ."Slova ma vzbuzuji podive-
| nj We vaa?" tazaia Sc Berta.
| ida sc mitak."
| "Ano, nevedel jsem.'
! Zamlcel Sc.
"Nevedel jste - chcete fici
re take ia znam staslive ono
taiemstyi. O ano matMka ma.
drive nezli zavfela oei sve ku
lsnu vecnemu, odhaiiia mi eelou
pravdu. Ostatne musila mi dfi-
We j;z noslati, nemohouc pro
ichorobu syou, do bytu vaseho,
[abych piinesla odtamtud nacr
tex listu, v n6mzto sbiedal iste
ldukaz. zc muj otec zivotem
svym zaplatil ziocin, ktery ne
spAchal."
"Diky bohu, Wy mate tedy
neocenitelny listek tent" zyo-
lal strojnik radostne. "Ten
pomaze nam dop6trati se ko-
necne stop pravfch vinniki,
llstek doyoli mana, nikoi sice
pohnati bidniky ty. ma lavici
obzalovanych, nebot promlce-
nj je chrani, ale aspon doka-
zati pred soudci pevinu otce
yaseho, zadati, aby alespon po
smrti sve prohlasep byl vefej-
ne "a nevinna a teky dosici
tOho!"
Zatfm co Rene taktO miu-
vii, schoulila dcerka odsouzen-
cova smutne, svou hlavicku
! rusou. I
: "Ano, ,mohli sbychom vseho
/ toho, spaf hosici. pravila foz-
pacific, "mohli bychom aspon
} doufati tax pro- budoucnost,
kdvhvchOm y,,6l; oLi,%oSrx 1;c
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