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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-28
(HMURNE DNY.
n NAPSAL HUGH CONWAY .
n z anghckeho tfclosila Kldra SpccingroUd

Hi
=-==,:I=l:s.G-==-s,x
libku il ale zp6t nevratila.
/ "Filipa jest churava," pra-
vim matce, ably pochopila jeji
chovani.
+ "Odvedu il do jejiho poko-
je."
j Odvedl jsem il do toho od-
deleni, ktere nam maticka ma
Sc v nasi nepritomnosti tax kra
sne upravila. Bylo pfeplneno
kvetoucimi, krasnymi kvetina-
mi - malymi darky a pre-
lkvapenimi, jez zde ma mas ce-
kaly. Filipa niceho nepOzoro-
vala. Zavrel jsem dvere a O.
bratil sc ku sve zene. 4
Podivala sc ma mne a tim
zahadnym hlubokym pohle-
dem, ktery dust moji pronikal
a pravila slabym, ale vaznym
tonem:
"Basile, rekni mi pravdu -
cistou a uplnou pravdu. Co
jsem one noci ucinila?" ~
KAPITOLA XII.
Zvlastni pfeliceni. 4,
Vsechno ztraceno! vi o
vsem! Nadeje, ktera by byla
mohla konejsiti ducha meho,
re totiz rozcileni Filipino zpu-
sobila jen myslenka, re jednou
milovala muze toho, ktereho
nyni zavrazdila - ia 1plne
mne zklamala. Nevidel jsem
nikde otvoru k vyvaznuti, "a
dne moznosti presvedciti il,
re 81 cini. sama v. myslenkach
svych ty hruzy, kterych We
skutecnosti nikdy nebylo. Byl
bych jiste dial treba j zivot
svuj "a to, abych il zachranil
od hroznych myslenek jejich,
nemohl jsem Sc vsak ami s o.
Gina jejima setkati - nemohl
jsem ami jedinkeho fziveho slo
va z ust vypustiti.
Aspen pro yyziskani casu
pokousel jsem Sc dati il neko-
lik vyhybavych odpovedi; ale
ona mne jiz napred vzdycky
prerusila, nez jsem promluvil
pet SLOW.
Proc sc ptam?" zvolala.
"Vim vSechno, vSechno, vSech-
no! We snach sc mi pravda
zjevila - ia posn6zena cesta
- ia bila mrtva tvar, ten po-
letujici snih! Ano, We snach
jsem stala mad MIN a pravila
k sobe same: "Jest mrtev!'
Avsak Basile mdj drahy, mGj
milovany, muj muzi, myslela
Nisem vzdycky, re to byl pouhy
sen. Snazila jsem Sc nan zapo.
menouti. Rikala jsem 81: emu.
81 to byti sen!" Nenavidela
jsem no a proto Sc mi zdava
re jsem no zabila, fekni mi
muzes-li, re jsem o te desnt
udalosti snila!"
Has jeji znel co nejskrou
senejsi prosba. Divala sc nj
mne pfi tom tax bolestne, a;
! mi srdce v tele usedalo.
: "Nejmilejsi Filipo, musel t
: byti jen pouhy sen" - odpo
vidam ia ma to.
Vztahla ke mne divoce sv
| rame.
: me, nikoliv, Nebyl to sen
Ano, jeste nyni Sc vidim stat
mad tim nehybnym t6lem. CT
Z tim dosud ten studepy vitr n
: svych tvarich. Vidim sebe sd
mu, jak uhanim proti vetru
" desne vanici. Basile, ia mt
: re toho nenavid6la a ia no ts
: Ike zabila I"
n Shy mi kanuly po tvaficl
: Uchopil jsem il "a ruce a chit
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PRODA Sc. dGm dvourodinny
ma dlazdene ulici, vse zarize-
no, jsou tam slime stromy,
dobra pramenita voda a je
vse zaplaceno. Haste Sc po
ste hod. vecer v {. I1113 HUI
da ave. u Luna Parku.N As
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dum pro
dve rodiny, ma 10 pokoju, 2
koupelny, garaz vse moder-
ne zarizeno. Da Sc LEVINE "a
pficinou odjezdu.. Haste Sc v
{. 3410 vych. 1O5. ul. 3-31
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WASHINGTON PARK

WASHINGTON PARK dunn
ma vych. AZ. ul. 0 Z pokojich,
koupelna, fireplace, fernes,
dlazdena ulice. Da Sc pri rych-
lem prodej1 "a $1,000. The A
tlas Finance Co., 5458 Broad
way. Ptejte Sc ma M. Mlckov-
sky. 3-29
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PRODA Sc cukrovinkovy a
smiseny obchod velmi dobre
zavedeny. Lace, bude-li pro-
dan rychle. Da Sc "a hotove
pod cenu. Haste Sc hned v {.
5214 Broadway, proti nemoc-
nici sv. Alexe. 3-31
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PRODA Sc grocerni a delika-
tesni obchod, kde je trzba IA
hotove v c.12933 st. Clair A.
We. Tydni piijem pres S70V
malo pracovnich hodin. v ne
deli zavreno. Blizsi adeli jed
mattel v {. CLOG Quincy Ave,
mezi 5. a Z. hcd. vecer. 4-3
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PRODA Sc set do parloru, set
do jidelny, set do loznice, Sim
ger sici stroj, kamna ma uhli
a plyn, vse velmi LEVINE, bude-
Ii to brzo prodano. Haste Sc
v {. 4313 Clark Ave. :?
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PRODA Sc moderni jednoro-
dinny dum ma Montclair ave.
S. W., blize Broadview. Vez-
me Sc lot co splatka. Blizsi sde
Ii P. Neuzil, 9715 Dennison
ave. 3-31
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dlouho trva. Aspon jeEte ma
cas- zachrani il tech hroznych
upominek, ktere az dosud pee
live zahalovaly mozek jeji
Kdyby to moznym bylo, byl
bych 81 pfal, aby nyn9jsi stay
jejl potryal tax dlouho, pokud
Sc nedostaneme do Sevilly. Ne
melo tax byti. Pomalu Sc pro-
bouzela a hlubokym vzdycha
MIN otvfrala sve oci. Sv9domi
a ieho hrdzne vycitky Sc do
stavovaly.
Hovofil jsem k nj, n1dava-
la mi vsak zadne odpovedi. Cd
vracela stale zrakyf sve cd me
tvafe; bala Sc meho pohledu
zdalo Sc, re Sc boji i meh6 bbd
heho dotknuti. Po cas- .,cek /, jfl
zdy nepronesla AMI jedinkeho
slova. Lezela s tvari ma stranu
lode obracenou, jsouc tim tez
chransna pohledd spolucestu-
jicich; nevsimajic 81, neslysic
sIova 1asky me, nevsimajic 81
nikoho, krone svych mysle-
mex, myslenek, ktere il vedly,
ktere il kreslily = echo jsem
Sc bal, pred elm jsem Sc chvel.
Po vsechny ty dlouhe,, par
ne hodiny plouzeni V parniku
DO Stroke a nudne fece sedel
jsem podle nj, premysleje jiz,
iak name nyni oba diva re stra
sti tech vyvaznouti.
Beda! Kazda costa vydlaz-
dena byla neprekonatelnymi
prekazkami - re Filipa o
vsem il vi, co spachala. Nebot
byl jsem tim jist, re vi vsech-
no. Pohled jeji mi mnoho po-
vedel. Nemoc jeji byla pfllls
kratkou, tax re jsem Sc ne
mohl upamatovati 81 namlu-
witt: re by silent, kteri Sc u
zdravi, malo dbali toho, co
vsechno We sve nemoci Zavilili
ci spachali. V6del jsem, re u
me zeny, jedine, co mi zbyva,
jest nadeje, re bude o SVEN
cinu smysleti asi tax, jako ia 0
mem smyslim; to jest, re Sc ne
cha presvedciti, ze byla tehdy
1plne nezodpovednou "a sku-
TEX, ktery te dobe spachala.
Pochyboval jsem vsak, re by
pri sve citlive a vnimave po-
vaze brala vse tax ma lehkou
vahu jako ia.
Pochyboyal jsem tez, re
bych mohl prominouti, upln6
prominodti zene zlocin, kdy-
bych il takou vasnivou laskou
nemiloval, pfi vzpomince ns
slova, kterymi pronesla vetu
"Easile. nenavidel jste nekdy
jedinkeho jen muze We sve
te?"
Avsak jak zvlastni nesrov
nalost? Byl bych sam, pra
videlnem boji arcit', zastreli
tohoto muze a chvalil sebe sa
ma Ia to. Ale Filipa byla re
nou kdyby nebyla byvala q
nou, kterou lsem tax vroucn
miloval, byl bych .se S nechut
od nj odvratil, kdyby byla dc
hnana tfeba nemoci silenst,
vykonati TAX desnou pomstu.
Usmal lsem sc trpce, kdy
jsem vzromnel nyni, jak pot
he zavanuti vetru zvratilo mi
dun z karet vystaveny do z;
kladu. Small jsem Sc skoro v
tezoslavne, kdyz jsem 81 prs
vii, re Jsem ziskal pro tyde
aspen pfanl sveho zivota :
nyni at pride cokoliv, bid
hanba.. nebo smrt. Mic ml
jiz nezbavl tie me upomink.
konecne donna! Dosud m
celivou, nebo odpovlda ma
tazky me pouze jednoslabl
I ne; odnesl jsem il do jednt
tax st'astneho @domova v S
vile. Matka staEa prave
brany v patlu usmevemf
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soKolsKA HLlDKA

bratii z nasich zdejsich sokol-
skych .jednot, ably pojednali G
ideove ci vzdelavaci cinnosti
sbord svycl. Schdzka ona "a
hajena byla starym pracovni-
KEN sokolskym br. Bernreite-
rem a podany nahledy+ zastup-
cd, jak dale vesti cinnost v ra-
dach sokolskych.
Promluveno zorganisovani
vzdelavacich vyboru v jedno-
tach 0 pomuckach ktere wy
dal hlavni vzdelavaci vybor
Sokolske Obce v Chicagu.
Vzdelavatele prednaseti nell
by v kazd& ssok. schdzi ma r1-
zna thema at casoya ci So
kolske kazni a povinnostech.
Vzdelavatele musd hiedet, ably
jednota sokplska nezapomina-
la ma einnost vlastni, ma sebe
tim jmenem "Sokol" vzatou.
Staya sc v posledni dobe, ze
mnohe iednoty nase venovaly
vice pozornosti frakcim ii spoil
kum jinym, zadana podpora
sokolskych jednot pro yse MOI
ne. neradO Sc odrikalo a ma
sebe Sc zapominalo. Nejvice
tim zkracena byla a jest nase
mladez ktera az ma to, ze v
nasich telocvicnach cviCi, vic
Sc o nj nestarame. Takove pax
die toho muzeme cekat pristi
clenstvo..
Prednasene pax zpravy 2
jednot, nebyly vsecky uspokoji
We, jakesi ochabnuti zavladlo
skoro We vsech iednotach WI
ma snad Sokola Nova Vlast,
ktery zda Sc drzeti prvensty
jak v navstevovani schuzi zup
rich tax donna. Jedpoty zdej
81 zavoditi by mely mezi s4e-
bou, v cinnosti telocvicne j
vzdelavaci, ien tax by celko-
w uspech byl lepsi!
Jednota Nova Vlast ridi sve
spolkove zaleZitosti We schulz
1fednikd treti pondeli v mesici
a We schulz sborove prvou sire
du v mesici jedna Sc zalezi-
toEtech jen vaznejsich, predna
81 sc a j program zabavni ma
sleduje. Jednptu onu pavsti-
vii zas v ned6li 16. brezna pan
professor Miller z Oberlin ko-
leje, as Sc 100 suddenly pro
ktere tri tfidy hasich cvicencu
a cyicenek pfedvedly prostne
cyiky sokolske a i cviceni ma
ndradi. Oboie Sc pfitomnym
velice libilo. Professor Miller
podekoval pax bl V. Pfecho-
vi vedoueimu a pochvalne Sc
o Sokolstvu zmini.
Dale ma zapadni strane sta
vi Sc skola pro Geske ditky pri
Ceske SIM Sokol a jednota No
va Vlast stavbu podpoi'i IS
700 dolary.
S1kol Cech-Ifavlicek oceka.
va cv;citele z Czech a test Sc
re ieho pi.i.hodem cinnost il
ste Sc zlepsi. Jejich peveckS
sbor dobfe pokracuje.
Sokol Cleveland ziskal pro
zatim hr 2. kr1aska 60 cyl
citele pro syoje clenstvo mi
sto br. panky, ktery jednotl
, onu vedl dlouha leta a Zvla
ste cviceni clenek a zactv;
vady usp6che,n. Skoda, Il
nenajde Sc jediny q mladslci
clenu onoho sboru, by cyicen
, sam ii ve,ll jednotu meme
chal poklesavati. Bylo by do
lbfe, kdyby bratr Kunasek po
!; zornost svoji dele jednote on
venoval.
Mohli by 81 velice dobfe nj
Quincy zacviciti hosi cd So
kola Komensky, nemaji dalek
a nista donna malo, XII skod
by to obema sborum jiste ne
bylo. I
Ceskoslnvonskv nles " Han
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PRODAM privs dostaveny
6-tipokojovy moderni dunn
ma dlazdsne 1876. I'll. Z Miles
Ave. a jeden o 6ti pokojich,
velmi pskny, vytapsni hor-
kou vodou, m Beechwood
ul. a ma te same ulici dvou-
rodinny, 5 tfemi krisnymi
loznicerni m kazd6m po-
school, vsechno moderni, a
velmi prostorny. Garaz je
pfi kazdem dome. v padu,
ze byste Sc zajimali 0 nskte-
ry z tschto raajetl1d, zavolej
te najitele Jos. Navratila,
1924 Beechwood Ave. ?
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GRAND kombinacni kamna o
8 kolach, pouze "a $50, pos
tel, pera a matrace tez pouze
"a $28. Vsechen mas nabytek
je pritomne prodavan "a. ce-
ny pod kupni, "a izasne niz-
kOu cenu. BEJCEK Furniture
Co., 4641 Broadway, roh Finn
Ave. 3-8
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PRODAl Sc neb VYMENf fal

PRODA Sc neb vYMENf far
ma 0 Al akrech v Montville,
o., ysechno naradi, stroje, 5
krav, 3 kone, 125 slepic, 4tu-
novy, Truck, 1s mile cd dlazde
ne cesty. Elizsi sdeli Georg. j.
Wlatzko, 1924 Harvard ave.
Tel. Broadway 3431 j. 3-29
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MATTEL $4OO--pak pro Vas
name peknou, penize vynase-
jici prflezitost pro 5 neb 4 il
di. kteri 81 pref zariditi OBJ
chod pro sebe. Piste Box {. B-l
".Svet". 3-2B
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vA3 LOT zakoupi dvourodin-
ny ddm o 4 svetnicich s kou-
pelnou nahore dole, sklep, pd
da, lot "a akru, garaz, dlazde-
ma ulice. Cena $4,000. Naleza
Sc blize Union a vych. los.
kary. Haste sc u Janda Real
ty Co., 4936 Mead Ave. AZ
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PRODAM nekolik peknych do
mi v okoli Broadway banky.
Mann tez nekolik peknych ia
rem Sc vsim zarizenim pobllz
mesta ma vymenu "a mestske
majetky. JOS. Flip, 605l Hill
man ave. 81 3-28
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PRODA Sc RUNE pekafsk6 ma
cinl po zanechanem obchodu.
Haste sc v {. 1922 E. 112 St.
3-31
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$4,000 HOTOVE. DUN O 5 po-
kojich S koupelnou. Lot .je 40
pfi $50 strevicich, ulice dlaz-
dena. Haste Sc v {. 3579 W.
chodni 1873. ul. 3-31
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PRODA Sc dunn S pozemkem
o dvou akrech ma Turney Rd.,
hodi Sc zvlaste pro chov dru-
beze. Haste Sc v {. 5102 Hec-
tor st. 3-31
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PRIJMOU Sc zrucni tesafi ma
stalou praci. Haste sc FIR.
Vitaka, 1011O Unity Ave. Tel.
HemlOck 274O w. 4-5
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MLEKARSkA FARMA MA
PRODEJ. Je $50 akrech, ma
leza Sc mezi Clevelandem
Akronem, 10 mil cd hranic
Clevelandu, dost vody, cukro-
w les, dobre stavby, cihelna
barna, kravy, kone a je tam
male jezirko je blize A.B.C.
Line. Blizsi sdeli Alb. G.. Wal
ten, R. s, Hudson, O. As
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PRIME Sc prodavacka pou-
re ma sobotnf prodej. Stale mi
sto. Haste Sc u Royal Baking
Co., $500 Broadway. 1929
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PRODA Sc Srocerni feznic-
ky obchod. dobre misto naleza
Sc blize Denison Ave. Haste
Sc v (. $3.50 w. 50th St. 3-29
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CHCETE-LI FARMAkIT W.
nosne, kupte 81 farmu v jiznim
state Alabama. Uroda dvakrat
v roce. V okoli Sc naleza $50
ceskych rodin. Piste 81 pro po-
drobnosti ma adresu JOS. Dvo-
fak, Silverhill, Alabama. 3-31
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PRONAJME Sc

MENsf BYT pro dve zeny Sc
hleda. Adresa Sc sdeii v adm.
t. listu. 1928
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PRIME Sc pradlena do domu
ma y dne a uklid. Haste sc v
{. 1862 vych. IS. ul. 3-29
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PkIJMOU Sc zrucni uniovf te-
safi. Haste sc v {. 1902 Hla-
vim ave. 1923
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PRIJME Sc krejci a dodelavae
ma zakazkovou praci. Haste
Sc v {. $50 Broadway. 7?
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
WOMAN TAKEN FROM
HOME AND WHIPPED
BY MARRIED COUPLE
Victim Implicated in FIog-
ging of Manicurist
in Tulsa.

Tulsa. Okla. April is. - Mrs.
Georgia Thomas, "a. wife of Orville
Thomas, wealthy cigar dealer of Tulsa,
was beaten and horse-whipped here
last night. by an unidentified married
couple, according to her report to po-
lice.
Mrs. Thomas refused to name the
couple, although she said she knew
them.
Late last night tenants of the fash
ionable apartment house where Mrs.
Thomas lives, heard a woman scream.
Mrs. Thomas was found lying in the
back yard. suffering severe bruises
inflicted apparently by a whip.
Mrs. Thomas told police she was
called by the house maid who told her
there was couple outside who drove
their car into hers and wanted to see
Mrs. Thomas. When she went TO the
back yard. the man seized her and
held her. she said, while the woman
whipped her.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Thomas ap-
piled for divorce. alleging cruelty
btu ntT WIFI HdNinS
caused her to shoot herself in the leg,
permanently Gripping herself, to suit
the whims of Thomas. her petition
stated. That her husband had induced
her to cripple herself that he might
continue to love her, was her asser-
ton.
q Mrs. Thomas was implicated in the
flogging here last year of Billy Daily,
young manicurist. She and Mrs.
George Thomas, her sister-in-law. KID
mapped the young woman tied her to
a tree in the outskirts of Tulsa, and
applied a lash. Mrs. George Thomas
accused Miss Daily with relations
with her husband, the police were
told.
Mrs. George Thomas has two chill
dren. Both were with her last night
when she told her story of the al
legged flogging. Police were informed
by the apartment tenants that Mrs.
Thomas. early in the day. had severe
ly beaten an unidentified woman. Mrs.
Thomas denies the report.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18
}ation Rises Up Against
1 What 1t Terms Wound;
ing Its Pride
ABOR IN PROTEST
F'i1or Says Americans Evi-
IDENTIFY Wanted Racial
Clash to Come
BY T.. X. EGGER.

|,ciai Radio to The San Antonio Light
and the Chicago Daily News.
Copyright. 1924.
Toxic, April 1S.-Thc cutlery Of a
|tion whose national pride has been
unded through abrogation of the
lltleman's agreement and whoscfine
|laibilities have been stung through
ictment by the American Congress
legislation regarded as unfair and
lcriminatory against a world power
II signatory of the Washington
ITS reverberates Throughout Japan
Fay. ~,
I6oth the printed and spoken word
eals that the public mind will be
FRED TO greater depths than was an
&pated should the American immi-
btion law bearing the hateful ex-
1siOn clause pass. Radical sections
1.-THE press and public even mention
| possibility of war, while an "insult
discrimination in retaliation" is
tlrd on many sides.
Although the government remains
1m and refuses TO act precipitately,
LIKING the fact that the immigra.
In issue is purely an internal prob
h with American and that Congress
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

is wholly within its prerogatives, the
general cutlery clearly indicates the
deep resentment of the Japanese peo-
pie. This is a phase of the situation
over which the government has 10 con-
troll and is really the grave conse-
quence" which Ambassador Hanihara
meant to point out in his recent pro-
test.
Jap Labor Protests.
The attitude of the Japanese labor
organizations was blnntly stated when
Bunji Suzuki, president of the Japan
federation, declared that the decision
of American labor to support the
measure was "an insult hurled in the
face of organized labor of Japan"
Stating the belief that the immigra-
ton problem is an economic instead Of
racial issue. Suzuki suggested a con-
ference of American and Japanese Ia
Dor leaders insuring full support in
solving the American problems.
The conservative Asaliu Shimbun.
usually discreet in the discussion of
international complications, declares
editorially:
Americans should remember that
back of the Hanihara note stands the
entire japanese nation"
Urging the government to consider
retaliatory steps should the exclusion
clause become law, the Asahiu sug-
gests discriminatory measures against
Americans in Japan and boycott
against American goods.
Papers i'm Protest.
The Chauvinistic Yoroozu Choho
says that Japan will find more profit
in opposing America at the risk of
her existence than in being the sub
iect of further dishonor and torment.
The newspaper quotes further:
"The clash between races was SOON
err or later inevitable and America
evidently wants it now. Hence, all
races opposing the whites should rise
up now. There is no longer any ne
eessity Of Japan remaining patient
when America has done her such O
great injustice"
The Iichiro TolAtomi editor Koku-
min Shimbun signed an article in
which he reviews the history Of the
gentlemen's agreement and declared
that Japan has faithfully carried out
all the provisions. Americans should
seek an immediate happy solution of
this knotty problem for Americas
sake. not for Japan's," Shimbun
writes.
The Toxic Nichinichi declares:
"The honor of Japan has been mer-
cilessly destroyed. Americans pride
themselves on 'insistence of liberty and
equality but it is a false pretense. I"
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

yas sacrifice is right. is it possible she
I'm cries, TO be too generous in MARRIAGE"
at Is there way out2 Is divorce the way7
CHE does not leave this question hang
ung y ing in the air. She reaches a conclu-
ere sion as fine as her story itself is thrilling
ace That is the satisfying thing about arti-
els cles in the Companion They do reach
,n m' conclusions.
tell They are not merely bits of writing,
printed to kill time. They are leaves out
lay Of human experience printed to stlmu-
re- late thought
ife 49,:
ar READ in the May number what this
". mother has concluded to say to her
~, daughter And discover in its other
" pages the personality of the woman
who edits the Companion and has made
of it such an intimate part of Two Million
If womens lives
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-18

4 EYDAUGHTER told me that she was
1V1 engaged to young man whom
she had known less than month. Nat
urally, | protested little.
''Of course may be making mistake the girl flung
out; "but even if am good heavens Mother, we're
only getting married 1t needn't be life sentence.
respect myself too much as woman to It marriage
grow into Just dull farce You may think divorce is
ugy-but it certainly doesn't look half SO ugly to me
as using marriage merely for meal ticket Oh Mother,
if you hadonly had the in the first place TO tell
Father where he got off,
A MOTHER tells this story in the May
n Companion. And she tells more
She ConfesSes that her own married lite
degenerated into twenty-five years OF
neglect and disloyalty on her husbands
part which she endured patiently
''for the sake of the children
Now she asks the great family of
Companion readers whether such self
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