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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

tions adopted by the conference was
one expressing confidence in DIR. Wclz-
mann and another plcdsing the dele
gates to an intensive activity for the
Kcren Hayesod.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17
COUNT ZAMOJSkI ACCEPTS
FOREIGN PORTFOLIO
fJcwish Tclccrapbic Arencv1

tJcwish TclcSraphic Agency)
Warssw---Count ZHmojski has Bc-
ccptcd tlie Portfolio of Minister for
Foreign Affairs. He was untl recently
Polish Ambassador in France. He is
succeeding DR.. Bertoni.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17
Post Graduate Club

The Congregation Shearith Israel
Tenth and Lawrence streets, is acordi-
ally invited to attend in body this
Friday night, after their early servi.
ces, the Synagogue services at Betf
Medrosh Hagodol, Sixteenth and Gay.
lord streets, at 7:45 p. M.
We respectfully urge every mem
ber to attend.
M. H. EBER, Pres.
]. LEFFLER, Sec.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17
JUDGE LEHMAN SITS IN
COURT OF APPEALS
tJcwish Telegraph Agency

New York.x-Judge Irving lehman,
former justice of the Supreme court,
will sit today for the first time as
judge of the court of appeals. Judge
Lehman was nominated for the court
of appeals by both the Republican and
Democratic parties.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17
sheriff. ISRAEL.

Sheriff. Israel services are held every
morning at 6 80 and Friday evening
ut sundoyn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17
BETH JOSEPH.

Beth Joseph Synagog, 24th and Cur
tbs street, daily services @ AS a. IN. and
at sundown Saturday, 0 a. m. Mr.. s.
Rose has been elected Shamis.
Hebrew School.
The Hebrew school of the Beth JOS
eph has lately been reorganized under
a good board of education, who have
engaged Mr.. Israelite, competent
teacher and scholar. Registration of
new pupils will take place. School is
opened every day from 0 to- -. Fri
days also.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

blessed be the Lord who is impair
tial toward all. (Jane D'bei Eliyaht
Il. NV).
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

Subscribe to the Jewish News
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17
M. H. EBER, Pres.
J. LEFFLER, Sec.

The Congregation of Beth Joseph.
Oath and Curtis streets, is cordially
invited to attend in a body this Friday
night, after their early services, the
Synagogue services at Beth Medrosh
Hagodol, 10th and Gaylords streets, at
7:45 p. m.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

Mrs. Ralph Blumcnthal OF New York
City Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Wasserman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Welluitz de
parted Sunday. Jan. 18th. for theiI
future home In California.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

Miss Ruth Schwartz has taken Miss
Ilipson's place in the Sunday school.
Miss Lipson left for Fort Collins to
rrnrke her future home there.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

DIR. l. J.. Davis returned Sunday
from Denver, where he attended tho
Rocky Mountain Mid-Winter Clinic
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

The Ladies' of the Jewish Circle gave
a card party on Friday evening. Jan.
11th. in honor of Mrs Ernest Wellnitz,
who is leaving for Californin. Score
prizes were given to Mrs. Jakic Roscn-
blum and Nr. Harry Roscnblum.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Wasserman ar
rived home u few days ago, from
brief holiday trip 10 southern Califor-
na. They were accompanied by their
son, Robbie, md while in Los Angeles,
were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vic
.nr Joffoc
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

Mr.. Harry Freed spent the week end
in Denver with his parents-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Styler.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

Mr.. Ben Marehicks spent few days
In Denver attending to some very I'm
i,ertant business In company with Miss
Rose Rabinowitx, daughter OF Rabbi
aabinowity of Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-01-17

Mr.. John Schechtcr OF Denver wa
in Cheyenne Monday cabling on hi
trade.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-21

One lot of Red Sross
SUICIDES, Patents, all styles;
specially priced during
this sale, at only 1896
per pair.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-21

One lot of Boys Work
Shoes, such brands as Endi-
cott-ohnson and Weinbrun-
ner's, not a pair sold for
less than $3.50 and some as
high as 5000; all sizes. All
on one table, at only $3.50
per pair.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-13

nsz. ably hra dale komedii. Ne
rozc;li Sc vefejne. zachoyavajice
ma venek zdSni. ze dosud spolu
iii. v te dobs msla Alzbeta
svou velikou vasen. Byl to ma
mofni porucik V Pull. syn praz-
skeho lekamika. ktery pax We
valce zahynul phi vybuchu lodi.
Pc smrt Frantiska Josefa pfesta-
Ii manzele zastirati svlj rozchod
a zili oddslens. PAX .nastaly o.
;klive spory o dst. ktere chtsl
Windischgraetz nasilns dat All
bsts odnfti. r.. l92Ipodali oba
videnskemu soudu zalobu o roz-
vod pro vzajemnou neveru. Pc
dlouhyck odkladech a prdtazich
byl nyni rozvod proved~n a sice
pro oboustrannou vinu.
ObdiU a tresl.. = Techtu dnI
vzneslo Sc mad Pafizi letadlo do
vyse 5000 metrl a z neho enahle
vyskoSaa " padaku mlada DANA.
Padak Sc pravidelns, Iozevfel 4
zvolna snasel Sc odvaznou letky-
nj k zemi. Dana. byla to 22-leta
herecka. dopadla zvoIna ma kole-
je nadrazi u Invalidovny. Tam
j pfitomni provolali slavu. v Ge-
karns byla fotografovana pro ca
sopisy nejaky nadsenec prones!
ma jeji poctu ohnivou rec. kdyz
byly oslavy v nejlepsim. pfistoupil
k oslavenkyni take strainik a od-
vcdl j ma policii. kde j ulozili pc
nszitou pol .utu. protoze letati mad
Pafizi v rnensi vysi nez 1000 me-
tri jest pod trestem zakazano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-13

RozUod cisafouy UnuGky. 1e-
prve nyni, po tfiletem manzelskem
sporu. vynesl vidensky zemskyy ci-
vilni soud pravoplatny rozsudek v
oboustranne zalobe o rozvod kni-
zecich manzel1 Windishgraet-
zoyych. Byvala arciknezna Az
beta; vnuSka stareho cisafe. jedi
ma dcera DO Rudolfovi. vzala 81
1902 prince Otu Windischgraet-
re proti will cisafove. Ten v tom
videl nerovny snatek branil Sc
tomu. Ale svehlava princezna
-vynutila 81 ma mem povoleni k snat
ku. ktere j cisaf nakonec dal S
nadavkem 10 milionld vsna. Z
manzelstvi vzesly 6tyfi deti. Ale
uz tehdy byly v manzelstvi nesho-
dy. ktere jiz pred valkou Sc rozbi-
10. Windischgraetz jjiz tehdy Sc
chteI Alzbstou rozejih. tvrde,
ze 81 osobovala uplnou volnost v
lasce a vystfidala Tadu milencl
takoTka pred jeho ocima. Cisai
ho tehdy pfimel vetsi castkou pc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-13

va. Kellserem jest pan Nacek q
ten ma U nj vroubek. StejnS ne
bude velitelem hasicskeho sboru a
nikdy volby nepfiime pfitel Jira-
SEX. protoze starosta sboru Zelen-
ka ma u mel vroubek. Pan ka-
rasek docela vystoupil ze sve po.
liticke strany a preset k jjine. S niz
naprosto nesouhlasi. Vzdyt' jed
natelem mistnf organisace jest pan
Moucka. a ten ma u Karaska not
ny vroubek. Pan Zemanek zi-
stall We sve strane, zaseda v jejfm
ivsrnickem sboru. ale nemysle-
te 81. ze volil die kandidatnf listi-
ny {. z. die listiny sve strany.
Vzdyt' ma te kandidatni listine ma
prvnim mists byl soused kopfiya.
a ten ma u Zemanka stary vrou-
bek. Pan Hajek docela 81 po
obci zaagitoval proti stavbs move
skoly a stavbu zmafil. Protoze
by Sc ma stavbu kupovaly chilly u
Plavce. a ma toho. ma pifku a
starry yroubek. v i. nem v "a
stupitelstvu zmafil stavbu move sill
nice. nezbytne a dlleiite. chodi
po nj deti do skoly. pan Pafizek.
Vzdyt' jjezdil BY po teto silnici ma
sve pole pan klacak. ten ma u
Paizka = vroubek. Deti tedy
chodi do ;koly silnici blativou. v
mests icich mel Sc letos Ease.
jake obvykle pofadati maticni
pies. z nshoz dostavalo Sc u. NJ.
S. kazdorocns nejmene 500 kc.
cisteho zisku a cele msstecko mslo
tento Piles RADIO. Letos Sc neko-
nal. zmafil to pan klapka. Jemu
by to sice bylo jedno, ale ma pie
su by Sc We spolecnosti blyskala
pani Tlapkova. ma tu vsak Sc zlo-
bi nemIze j ziskati klapkova
pani. mat u nj Tlapkova stary-
vroubek
Vidite ty vroubky. vsude isou.
V kazde spoleSnosti. Vsude nam
vadi. msni nase politicke smysleni,
k Will MIN nezpivame. nehrajeme
divadla. zmafime Piles. Nedovo-
lime postaviti skolu. ami silnici. ami
dlazbu. jinde nedovolime elektn-
saci, vse jenom proto. ze u neko-
ho nekdo ma vroubek.
Maly. malicherny vroubek a
iakou jest nepfekonatelnou prekai
kou. Pouhy vroubek = nebude-
me Sc jich straniti nenau6ime Sc
lty vroubky pfekrociti. pfehlednou
ii K Will vetsim zajmim9
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VROUBKY.

Mladsi pokolcni dnesni snad
ami jiz nevi. co to znamenalo miti
nskde vrub. kupovati neco ma
vrub. | to starsi pokoleni. moz-
ma ze vrub. ten opravdovy sku-
teSny vrub INA jenom z tradice.
Narod mas cd. pravskl byvaI
zemedelskym, tomu zemedelstvi
Sc pfizplsobil mas zivot a mnohe
zvyky nase VIII Sc ieste k onsm
dobam pradavnym. Sc zvyky i
pofekadla.
kupovati ma vrub znamena!o
kupovati ma duh. jenz bude jed
nou v dobe zname zaplacen. ku-
povalo Sc tax nejcasteji pivo ho-
stince. hiavne v dobe mi. Cesky
sedlak nikdy nemival donna mno-
ho hotovych pensz. a We mich
nejmene. Vzdyt' doba mi Jest
+rolnikovi konccm roku, dobou
prazdne kapsy a prazdne stodo-
ly. Prace znove vsak znamenaly
mu vzdy hojns vydani. aspoh
plat celedi lidem zamestnanym
ma denni mzdu muscle Sc denns
platiti. Proto We inich lvsr byl
vitanym u toho. kdk iej poskytl .
tim byval dodavatsl senkyf &
dodavatel kupec.
Cd obou Sc We mich hojne ku.
povalo. pivo a kofalka pro zence
sekaSe. Musili dostat napit ra
di Sc papiG. a hodns napili. De
vecka ci chlapec nebo iiine deckc
stale dochazeli velikym dzba
mem do hospody pro pivo a ne
platilo Sc hotovs. Nebylo hoto
vych tfeba Sc take mensim de
tenn ami nedIIveiovalo, ze by
svefeny peniz neztratily. Mas Sc
dlak byl vzdy opatrnym ma krcj
car a bal Sc. aby nepfisel n,
zmar. kupoyalo Sc ma vrub. Pi
vo i kofalka. tento vrub Sc vry
val do roubu nebo hIlky. Vrul
byl prost yzafez ma hllce hospo
daTovs, scnkyf 81 udslal druhy n;
roub visici u jeho "senktyse'
nebo jjests spise kiidou carku
jmena hospodafova ma sve tabul
ce. tfeba i pouze ma dvefich.
Och. byvaly to krasne. idyllic
ke easy. kdy cele uSetnictvi vedle
Sc jenom ma dvefich a nebylo zad
nych odbsrnich knizek a zadnycl
1cetnich knih. kdy hospodaf dd
-vsfoyal senkyToye tabulce ci jeh,
dvefim a senkyr sedlakovu roub,
ma hllce. Neyime liz temsf. ct
jest roub. nevime jiz vlbec CO j,
vrub. ale vsichni dobfe znam'
vroubek. Ano, ten klety. ne
St'astny vroubek. jejz tax mnoh,
nasich spoluobcani ma u mas =
kolik tech vroubkI ma zas,
kazdy z mas u druhych. u lidi,
nimiz jsme pfisli do styku3 T,
nest astne vFoubky, zname a pa
matovane vsude u mas. Ma vsi
We mests. co skody pisobi narod,
a yefeinemu zivotu. Dobry /;
rozsafny obcan PatoGka nepfiiia
volbu "a msstskeho radniho. =
Proc2 Protoze pan Marek, jeni
byl zvolen starostou, ma u Patoc
ky notny vroubek a Patocka ne
chce pracovati tam, kdc zased;
Marek. We spolecefistvu 4fezniki
vsemozns Sc stara pan Zlamal, by
pfedsedou spolecenstva Sc nesta
fcznik Fiala - protozc ma ma ne
pifku a vroubek. po;korpili 81
kdysi pfi kartach. Z.e spolku. o
chotmku vystoupiIa a nebude Z;
zadnou cenu hrati slecna Masko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-13
Pravnik? To mic neni!

Pravnik? To mic neni! -
Vezmu 81 radeji velkoobchodnika
dobltkem.. To je jinsi budouc-
most.
- Nemyslete 81! Uz vynasli
misto masa nahrazku. Ale pray
mix. obhajce = TO je neco! Zlo-
dsjny hned tax nepominou :. !!
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Il. Zebflky svaZane prohybaly
Sc pod ti4f obou tel q mlady
nemaje zadne opory,
mohl Sc kazde chvile srititi do
III Sc svym bremenem.
III d'abla! nemohu dale!"
volal K ostatnim dold. "Co ci-
nit?"
Nebezpeci bylo velike. Ale
ma rychlo rozhodli Sc n&ktefi
dobehnouti ovsem velikyni o.
klikami ma horni kraj srazu,
i spustili odtamtud provaz do
lii, kteryz Simon, jenz zatfm
byl s bfemenem svym nazpet
ku kefdm Sc vysplhal, sobe ko-
lem t9la ovazal.
Jsa takto nyni provazem
pred nahlym padem zabezpe-
cen, nebot' oba jeho soudru-
hove nahofe provaz pevn6 dr.
zeli, pokusil Sc znovu, mesa
bezvladne telo divcino v ma
ruci, doli po zebficich sestou-
pitt a dostihl kdhecne st'astne
dina.
v jednom koutku lomu po-
hozeno bylo nekolik otepi sla-
my. Simon polozil opatrne telo
neblahe zenstiny ma tuto sla-
mu a potom oprel il hlavu ra
mena o skalni vystupek.
Oci divky byly stale zavfe-
ny z rany ma hlave jeji ska
nula obcas a zvolna krIpej
krve. Vsak zivutek jeji zbro-
cen byl krvi.
Simon pojal divku "a ruku
a shledal, ze jest ledova sko-
rem.
"Ma ruce jiz studene," po-
dotkl, "jako by dodelavala jiz !
Skoda, tax hezoucka divka!"
~
80, divil bych Sc, kdyby jiz
byla mrtva!" odv6til Grand
champ. "Vzdyt' udy jeji ne
jsou posud ztuhle." l priklekl
* divce, prilozil ucho k leve
icasti prsou jeji a naslouchal.
"Jest pouze omdlela!" pra-
vii po chvilce. "Slysim srdce
jeji jeste busiti! Ma stesti ne
ma taky nj nohu nj ruku zad-
nou zlomenou, nebot' - yizte.
r. lie jimi polne pohybovati
Zde vsak il nemdzeme zane.
chat. Speche1te nekdp do Ba'
gnolettu pro lekare, ia zpra'
vim komisare, aby postal no.
sitka." ;"
Oba pax odkvapili k lomu
Simon namocil satek svuj '
dest'ove vode, ktera byla '
blizke jedne prohlubine nadr'
zana a otiral il nekolikrate
spanky Berry - nebot', ctenai
lzajiste jiz nema pochybnosti {
tom, re nest astnice, lomu na
lezena, byla neblaha sirots
Berta, ktera prchajic vcera We
Ger z horiciho letohradku, ma
hle zbloudivsi, do lomu Sc sri
tia.
Pokusy Simonovy vzkrisit
divku nem6ly ucinku.
"Jest to vibec zazrak," my
sill 81 delnik, "ze vlbec jestt
zije. Kdyby ma stesti kefe ne
byly il zachytily,. nemela by
ted nj jediny I'D celicky."
Mdloba divcina trvala stale
jest6, ale srdce jeji busilo da
lie, byt' jen slaboucce.
Ia hodinu pribyli lekar, po
licejni komisar a diva muzove
nosftka nesouci. Lekaf, pro
zkoumav ddkladne 'stay rane
ne, prohlasil, ze zadny I'D jej
neni zlomeny, re vsak prudky
otres mohl zplsobiti zran6n
vnitrni. Rany ma hlave ns
prsou byly jen lehounke. M
hlave byla jen kdze rozt'ata
lebka vsak zdstala neporuse
ma, kdezto rama ma prsou by
la ponekud hlubSi, cimz 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-05-13
"a CEST OTCOyU.
-RO An
Napsal Xavier do Mantepin.
: K o NJ A N

Pojist'ova spoleenost vypla
tt mu sluSny kapital q on ~
tax uvazoval duchu - bude
Sc toho streziti, aby dal leto-
hradekl jeste jednou ma podob
mem mist6 vystaveti. DIE toho-
to sd6leni sestavil taky bagno-
letsky policejni komisar zpra-
WI o pozaru, v niz pricinu je-
no pficital rovnez neobratno-,
sti najemce, ktery nepochybne
jest pod troskami pry pohrben.
Trosky ty nyni poskytovaly
vzhled cerne a misty vapenite
massy, z niz chvilemi vystu-
poval jeste kouf a poletovaly
kotouce jisker.
Den pochmurny a nevlidny
Sc jiz rozbreskoval. Do bliz-
kych lomI prichazelo nekolik
delniku, sestoupili hlavni ce
sty v levo cd ctevreneho prI-
seku, ma konci jeho pax vesli
do jakehosi tunelu nepravidel-
neho, ktery vesti mel aje k mi
stu, ma nemz pracovali. Octli
Sc ma mem, kdyz vysli z tune
lu.
Jeden delnikd zameril j
jakesi jeskyni, vyhloubene v
pevne stene, v niz schovavali
aelnlci kazdy yecer nastroje
sve. V okamziku, kdy cht6l Sc
delnfk ten pred otvorem jejim
shybnouti, sestoupil rychle zpet
a cblicej jeho jevil- zdeseni.
/ Skorem Primo pod nohama
spatril rukou kaluz krve, jez
odrazela Sc jasne cd behave
pddy lomu.
Go jsi tax zdesen?" vzkri-
XII nan = povzdali jiny delnik,
spatriv, jak Sc vydesil.
'Je zde celia .kaluz krve! !"
"krve!" vzkrikli delnici O.
statni a pfikvapili k mistu re-
cenemu, ma nez jim mlady del
mix, Grandchamp jmenem, u
kazoval.
"Ano, jest to vskutku krev!'
prohodil jeden soudruh jeho.
"Snad tn nocovali nejaci tulaci
a pohadavse Sc, pobodali Sc. y
/ Zach, nikoli, zda Sc, ze krev
stekla sem odnekud z vysoka
- vizte stenu!" odtusil Grand
champ a pohledl bezvyminec-
ne vzhuru, kdez vysoko, vyso-
ko mad MIN belalo sc nebe. Ale
v tom taky jiz yzkriknul zde-
sene:
"Pohled'te tam.!"
Asi tricet stop mad hlavami
jejich spocivalo ma stene, jez
v mistech tech byla ponekud
vypoukla, nehybne lidske telo
zadrzene keIi, jez tn ovsem
lien spore vyrlstaly.
"Jest to-, tusim, zena," de-
jeden, delnik, Simon jmenem
sotva vsak prohodil tax, ji5
sahl 81 rukou pc cele, ma ne5
tepla jakas krupej byla skanu'
la. Prstv jeho, ma n6z Timed pc
hledel, byly zkrv&ceny.
"Krev!' zyolal. "Krev, jez s
hurry kane! Nyni jest vSe ja'
sno. Uboha zena tato "a minu
le noci nepochybne bezela po
divat Sc ma pozar, zbloudila {
cesty, spadla po srazu do lomi
a nebyti t6chto kerd, byla b,
dopadla II sem ma tvrdou pu
du.
"Myslis, &c neni mrtva?"
"Zajiste, nebot' krev byla by
jinak ustydla!"
''Nuzc, rychle, pomozme il
Grandchampe, dojdi pro ze
bfik!"
Musili vsak svazati diva ze
. bfiky. drive nez mohli az dt
teto strm6 vyse dospeti. Simor
vysplhal sc pax rychle az k te
. lu nemohe.
"Nuze?" kficeli nan zdols
OStatnl.
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ciste spolecnosti. Staci nam, ze
objasnili jsme, proc Rene Mou
lin az dosud marn6 Jan Ctvrt-
ka hledal. My sami neloucime
sc s timto ma dlouho.
v. i
Thefer ma stihati Thsfera.
Petr Loriot, mattel a koci
drozky cislo Is, odebral Sc po
slibu. SVEN Timed cd synovce
sveho stepana ma policejni pre-
fekturu, kdez pod zaminkou,
ze z dlozky odcizene pozde-
il opet nalezene ukraden mu
byl prevlecnik, jehoz kapsa OBJ
sahovala tobolku ddlezitymi
listinami a petistovou bankov
kou, zadal, aby policie jala Sc
patrati pc vinnicich, kteri Sc
vcera nepozorovane drozky je
no ma cas- byli zmocnili.
Zach, v6c je tedy vaznejsi, :"
del dotycny komisar, "nezli Sc
vcera zdalo, nejdet' jenom o
sprym nejaky neb nedbalost
- jde vskutku o kradez. Be-
dive vysetrovani bude oprav-
du nutnym.
"Tak, taxi" pfikyvoval ra-
dostne Petr. "A shledate vec
tn jeSte vaznejsi, pane komi-
sari, az ukazi vam, co droz-
ky jsem vypozoroval. - Racte
ale sc mnou drive k drozce te
dold sejiti - stoti ma dvore
prefektury!"
Komisar zadal drozkare bo-
dreho, aby chvili seckal j ode
bral sc k nacelniku straze bez-
pecnostni. Tento naslouchal
prave ustni zprave Theferove
o padelatelich penez Dubiefo-
vi a Terremondovi, po nichz
pry zmizely vsechny stopy.
N6kolika slovy zpravil ko-
misar pfedstaveneho sveho @
sdeleni Loriotove prosil no,
ably rovnez s MIN k drozce Sc
stoupil.
Thefer, slyse mluviti O odci-
zene drozce, zachvel Sc. O ja-
kou as drozku jde?
Nezbylo mu ale mnoho casu
ma premitani, nebot' byl W.
Evan, aby taky spolecne sc
svymi predstavenymi sesel ma
dyir drozku prozkoumati. -
Tam, pohlednuv ma drozku =
kociho ovSem neznal - pre-.
svedcil Sc ma prvni raz, ze je.
no predtucha no nezklamala
Byl to vskutku povoz, ktery
slouzil jemu vevodovi prede.
sic noci k dnosu Berry Leroye'
rovy.
Tvaril Sc vsak zcela kid
nym, jsa odhodlan koristiti pc
pf1pade toho, CO uslysi.
VI.
Pad do lomi.
Vrat'me sc o "a hodin ma
zp6t, ma plan bagnoletskou, /,
okamziku, kdyz Berta Leroy
erova vzkriknuvsi zoufale, pa
dla do propasti, ktera Sc pre-.
nohama jejima otevrela.
Zvon pcplasny hucel jiz
teto chvili krajem okolnim
hasici kvapili uz tryskem
hoficimu letohradku. Sc vsecl
stran lide sem pfibihali, avsal
northwest ia byla jiz opozdelou
drive nez by mohl jediny pap
SEX vody vystriknouti do pla
meme, letohradek sritil Sc vel
kym hlomozem, tax re plane
ny 2 jeho trosek vyslehly Wy
soko k nebes1m.
Uprostred jedne skupiny Il
di stal pan Servan hlasit'
vykladal, jakym zpusoben
den pred tim letohradek pro
najal jistemu Parizanu, chemi
ku. Tento pry nepochybne ne
jakym nest'astnym experimen
tenn pozar zaxinil a sam pi
tam iako obet' sve neObratno
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-20
MUST LEARN TO CAN

People from the South wo ira
vel in the Northern States dur
ing the Summer months complain
that the watermelons which are
sold there at a dollar and a half
each are not fit to eat. Thous-
ands of carloads of Georgia mel.
ons went North this summer, and
these should have been extra fine
but those from the Western
States are lacking in the flavor
to which our people are acoustic
med, and it may be possible thai
the tourists were served the Wes-
tern products. Some of our
home people who have been in
California the past two months
state that the California peaches
are insipid and tough, although
when canned they are excellent.
Georgia fruit growers must learn
the art of canning the best fruits
in order to find profitable market
for the peaches grown in this
State, which would no doubt pay
better than carload shipments
during the peach season.-Sand i.
ersville Progress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-20
THE CHURCH AND THE NEWS
PAPER

There is a growing disposition
on the part of editors and publ
shers to feature church, activities.
Our experience for fifteen years.
and especially the last seven
years, reveals a growing tendency
on the part of publishers and edi,
tors to cooperate with the
churches in spreading news. If
the church would only give these
facts in new style. The church
should cooperate more with the
editors and both pastors and lay
officials should keep in close touch
with the editors of the papers m
their community, not for criticism
unless it is constructive. Editors
are always willing to receive
news and even letters of real
criticism and information from
readers of their papers.-Central
Christian Advocate.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-20
THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY

hin EANO ANU AOOA
(From The Times-Recorder Sept.
20, 1894.)
The much advertised meeting of
populists of Sumter and adjoining
counties will take place this morn
ing.
That popular organization, "The
Open Court" held another very in
tresting meeting last evening.
There was a full attendance of mem
bers, President W. NJ. Hawkes. pre-
siding. Among the several very IN
teresting subjects discussed was
that of 'hypnotism, and its relation
to legal investigation" This was
admirably handled by Col. Thad
Glover, who for nearly an hour en-
tertaind his hearers with the dis
cussion. Following this was a de
bate upon the question "Should the
present mehod of electing United
States Senators be abolished?"
The discussion was led by Messecs.
James Taylor and w. I. Lane for
the affirmative, and Charles r. Crisp
and R. L, Maynard, for the negative.
The question was finally decided in
favor of the affirmative side.
Mrs. John Windsor returned yes
terday from delightful trip to
New York and Washington, where
she was the guest of friends for SOW
eral weeks.
Long distance bicycle riding is
becoming quite popular among
many of our young men. Some Of
them frequently take trips of twenty
to thirty miles, and from their *.
pertness at the business, seem to guf-
fer very little fatigue.
One of the local warehouses re-
ceiyed a shipment of $50 bales of
cotton from neighboring town YES,
terday. The fact that Americas is
the best market in Southwest Geor.
gla Is generally recognized.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-09-20
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY
(From The Times Recorder. Sept
20, 1904.)

20, 1904.)
Mr.. ]. A. Ansley Jr. has returned
here from stay of several weeks
in Macon and Middle Georgia. lie
has decided to locate permanently
in Macon to engage in the insurance
business, and will be located there
after October LIST. His family may
remain in Americas until January
before going to Macon.
The local fire department has res.
pended to forty-four alarms this
year todate, and yet the entire por-
perty loss here will scarcely exceed
81, 500.
Mr., Henry S. McCleskey, who at
the last term of Sumter superior
court was appointed game warden
of Sumter county. has just appoint
ed his deputies in the several dis
tricts of the county, and is going
to enforce the law.
Sevearl of the business houses Of
Americas have decided to advertise
the advantages of the CITY as com
mercial and trading center in all
the surrounding counties, Printed
matter containg the advertisements
of the leading houses, together with
information regarding Americas, IS
to be sent broadcast over the land
hereabout.
The cotton market yesterday still
kept well above the dime pom,
Americas paying 1918 cents for
the better grades. And there are
some here who profess to believe
that prices are not going any lower
but upon the contrary, will advance
rapidly as the date for the next
bureau report draws near. Both