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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
LAURA INGALLS, over
MISSOURI, is BELIEF
Filler Believed Well on Way
to Goal on Coast.
Bu United Press

By UHlted Press
KANSAS CITY. Mo, July Ii
Miss Laura ingalls,, seeking the
women's East-WeSt airplane record,
presumably was southeast of Kansas
City at 10 a. m. indianapolis time)
today, we'll on her way to Los An
geles.
No one had sighted her plane
since she left Newark and airport
officials here estimated she must
have passed Kansas City before
this, probably flying too high to be
seen or heard.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
League Showdown Near
BIZ WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS
Scripps-Howard Foreign Editor

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
League of Nations is now in for a
showdown over Ethiopia. Its stake
viii be life or death and the posi-
BILE replacement of the League with
new sort of European Holy AL
lance"
The United States can hardly es-
cape being dragged into the fray at
Geneva. 1t certainly can not es-
cape if Great Britain has its way
and the League is finally driven into
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
BAKER SUSPENDS TERM
IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE
Lifts Sentence of City Man Who At
tackled Wife's Friend"

Nearly every man who would
catch another man with his wife
would take poke at him." said
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker last
night as he suspended 1-10-year
prison sentence on Lawrence New
bold, charged with involuntary
manSlaughter.
Newbold was on trial in connec-
ton with the death May 8 of Ed
ward H. Doremus. 1248 Lawton-St.
Doremus is alleged to have been
walking with Newbold's wife when
Newbold struck him.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
TREES SEEKS ORDER
TO STOP POLICE RAIDS
RoadhouSe Has Twice Been Visited
by Excise Force.

AmuSementS, Inc. operator of
The Trees, roadhouSe-club three
miles outside Indianapolis that has
been raided the last two Saturday
nights, today asked Marion County
Superior Court to order the excise
police to stop the raids.
Asserting that the club never has
violated the liquor law. and never
has had a gambling device in its
halls. the corporation said the raids
by excise police were damaging its
business.
A temporary order was asked.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
Times Index
Former Mayors Wife Dead

By JHiffd Press
PLYMOUTH, Ind, July l1.-MrN
Mary A. Cleveland. so. widow of
Charles S. Cleveland, former mayor
of Plymouth, died at her home here
TO-DAY.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
DOCK WORKERS RENAME
RYAN BY RECLAMATION
West Coast Delegates Refrain From
Casting Ballots.
BY United Press

BY United Press
NEW YORK, July 11.-Joseph P.
Ryan was unopposed for reelection
as president of the International
Longshoremen's Association despite
early threats of bitter opposition by
West Coast delegates. Mr.. Ryan
was nominated and the nominations
closed without other names being
proposed.
Mr.. Ryan was elected by accla-
nation after the Pacific Coast dele
CATION announced it would refuse
to vote. This presumably was a
gesture to Harry Bridges, fiery West
Coast leader who had come to New
York hoping to unSeat Mr.. Ryan
and seize the presidential post
himself.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
~ DIE IN JAPANESE
QUAKE; So INJURED
Heavy Damage Is Feared as First
Reports E.each Toxic.


Reports Reach Toxic.
By United Press
TOXIC, July IA disastrous
earthquake rocked the south central
portion of HonShiu Island today. At
least % persons we're killed at
Shizuoka. Heavy damage was feared.
communications were down. The
Shizuoka radio station was crippled
because of damage to batteries. The
railroad roundhouse collapsed,
streets were cracked and many
houses along the seashore de-
molished. The walls of the COVER
nor's residence and other buildings
were cracked.
All the deaths first reported were
in one district of Shizuoka, the
Takamatsu district.
An official summary issued at
Shizuoka tonight after a preliminary
survey listed % dead, 3 seriously in
jured and so slightly injured in the
city. Thirty-five houses we're de-
stroyed and Is damaged.
~ .,,.-.us.nl 4sr.- *. - Cava
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
JUDGE kline SEEKS
FEDERAL COURT BENCH
State Appellate Jurist Wants U. S.
Appeal Seat Vacancy.

By Times Special
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Judge
PoSey Kline, of the Indiana Appel
late Court, has requested both Sem
ators Van Mugs and Minton to push
his candidacy for a vacancy on the
United States Court of Appeals in
the District of Columbia.
The vacany was caused by the
death last week of Justice William
H. Hitz. The post pays $4,000 a
year and appointment is made by
the President and confirmed by the
Senate for a lifetime term.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
NepheW Links Woman TO
Gangland Ride Murder
Told Him She Needed S40O to Get Out of Town., Chicago
Park Policeman Tells ProberS.
By United Press

CHICAGO, 11.-A Dunke arrested
garroed body
swamp police the
town"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11

Tomorrow's sunrise, 4.26 a. m:
sunset, Ills p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11

New guaranteed tires 15c wk. Save
sI00 up. HO0sier Pete.-AdY
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
SOO-Pound Woman Dies From Hea
By United Press

By United Press
OKEMAH. Okla, July 11.-Mrs.
Bertha Redfeld, who weighed more
than 300 pounds. died today of heat
proStration. She was 38.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11
T0DAY'S WEATHER

Hourly Temperatures
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-11

Excerpts from the Indiana stat
utes regulating actions of lobbyists
and their employers follows:
ANY person, firm, corporation. or
ASSOCIATION acting for or on
behalf Of such corporation or asso-
citation, who directly or indirectly
employs any person to pro-
mote, advocate or oppose in any
manner, any matter pending, or
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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
RauSar nahle ruku snima a bin

RauSar nahle ruku snfma a bin
policista il ma take.
Pan Rausar chtel z1stat dial
sedet jake Anglican, jehoz mic
nevzrus1 a mic ma neho neplat1,
ale tenkrat to uz neslo. Straz-
mix zavelil, hoste Sc sbehli a
pan Rausar byl temer donesen
ma komisarstv1. OdepTel wy
povfdat a byl dan do separace.
Tam 81 mohl nemluvka sedet
jake anglican, jak dlouho
chtel.
A ted sedel soudu. HAIL
Sc jen nerad a skoup6. Doka-
zoval, re byl insultovan a Re
Sc jen branil. Strazn1k pry
mel z%jiStovat provokatera a or
ralce, a nikoliv jeho (div, re
nedodal: vzneseneho).
Ia svedky priSli vSichni tri,
jez toho vecera vycastovala je-
no vznesenost. "Hubou ne
pohne, ale rukou mlati," stezo-
val 81 cfsnik. Pan obvineny no
jen pohrdliv6 meTil. Ami mere
XII, re soucet 1ctu byl dvojna-
sobny = to doznal svedek, re
Sc spletl.
A tax byl Rausner odsouzen
pro zlocin veTejn6ho nasill a
pTestupek lehkeho ubl1zenl ma
tele ma 3 m6s1ce do zalaTe pod
m1necne ma 3 roxy. Nejsme V
Anglii, u mas Dude musit pan
RauSar vic mluvit a meme jed
nat. Nebo Dude sedet jake
Anglican, ale jen v chladku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
LEX proti chripce.

Pan Rausar je vysoky, mia
dy muz, ktery 81 rad hraje ma
Anglicana. Zadne dlouhe re
ci, nybrz Gin! Kourf cibuk a
nehovorf jinak, nezli nedbale
a koutkem 1st. Je tedy jasne,
re nedostatek mluvy must u ne
no nahrazovat neco jineho.
Wine, CO to je.
V listopadu, kdy zacinaJi
chfipky a anginy, nechodl pan
Rausar k lekardm. S TENN by
bylo mnoho reel. Jde, usedne
"a still v baru a poruc1 81 viii
sky. PAX sed1, p~obafuje, tuka
81 prstem do stolu poole hubby.
Ale s nikym Sc nebratrf, S nj
kym nemluv1, lidi drz1 cd tela.
Vypil jeste COST a tukne ma
still. Pan vrchn1 bezf. Plse
ucet a jednfm OXEN kouka ma
lfstek a druhym nenapadn6 ma
hosta. Odhaduje. PAX 1cet
klade ma still S uctivym 1sme-
VEN.
Ma pana Rausara vsak uctive
1smevy neplat1. Pro neho
jsou vymluvnejsf stroha cfsla.
Beze slova pTecte, beze slova
rozkazovacfm zp6sobem klade
ukazovak ma Tadku, kde je
napsan soucet, a kdyz cfsnlk Sc
uctive pfiblfzi nesem k 1ctu,
bin, a az il ma! Takovou We
litelskou, ma nfz Sc neodmlou-
va. Pan Rausar haz1 pohrdli-
We ma still bankovku a odchazl
jak vzneseny baron, provazen
zraky vsech hosti. Pan vrchnl
Sc skryl zahanben6 v kuchynl.
Pan Rausar nesel dom1. Sci
do jineho baru. A Ease: sed-
ne, zadne reel, bafa, up1ji. Je
w pc dvanacte a v baru je Vi
ce veselych pant. Jeden Jde
az k panu Rausarovi a diver
ne no oslovuje: "Jozifku, co
ses takovej smutneJ, co sedls
sam? Hele, nerozplac me!'
Sklanf Sc opile, chce Anglicana
obejmout, ale najednou bin, a
pan il ma. Anglican no vskut-
ku rozplakal. Drz1 81 tvar, u
b1ha kamsi.
Pan Rausar pc tom atleti-
ckem vykonu sedf, jake by Sc
~nechumelilo. VsechnO Sc ko-
lem ma neho mrac1, ale on ne
dba. Nelfb1-li Sc jim, at Sc ma
n6ho nedlvajf!
V mfstnosti "a chvilku ma
stall sum. We dveT1ch objevil Sc
pan s cervenou tvaT1 a "a
MIN straznfk. Ale pana Rau-
Sara sum nezaj1ma. Sed1 pro-
dver1m zady a otacet Sc, to
by bylo pro neho pT1lis mama
by, pr1lis zivosti.
Strazn1k stojf pred MIN a CO.
81 povfda. Ale pan Rausar Sc
diva stranou a nev1 Sc - slys1,
neslysf? Straznfk mu klade
ruku ma rameno. Avsak pan
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08

ma konec to nikomu neprospe-
je! Kdo, pohledna ma vas kid
ny oblicejicek, mohl by Sc ma
diti, re, Sc odvazite vystupovati
jake horlitelka v6ci 1tisku -
haha!
"Rozumf sc samo sebou, re
mus1te odsud. Byla jste tax po-
setilou, a prece byste Sc byla
hodila, kdybyste Sc byla cho-
vala jen ponekud obezfele.
Dopustila jsem Sc omyslu ne
chavsi vas pfij1ti do hovorny;
Ijste prfliS sllcna a -"
Umlkla.
"Po zbytek meho zde.jslho
pobytu, lady Rawnsleyova ne
muslin Sc tedy zucastniti vecer-
mich spolecnostf?" tazala jsem
Sc rychle.
"Alespon ne pokud pro vas
neposlu. Jest to slecno Moffae
tova, zert, muslin vsak Tfci, re
jste ucinila me dive svakrove-
mezi nimiz a mnou zavlada
pramalo pTfchylnosti = nanej-
vyse zarlivymi. Vzdor tomu
bych byla prehlednula jejich
nenavist, kdybyste Sc nebyla
takto postavila lordu Rawnsle-
VOW, = neco, echo bych Sc sa-
ma nikdy nedopustila. O Wy
posetile devce!"
ga bych davala prednost
tomu, = bych Sc nemusela nj
kdy vice objeviti v hovorne,"
pravila jsem.
"Myslim, re jest to pravda ;
nynf vsak Sc nejedna o vase,
nybrz O ma pfan1. Skoda, sko-
da. = jak .jste mi stroskotala
vsechny me plany! Lord Rawn
sley nyni Dude vas nenavideti
tax slime, jake nena -"
Lady Rawnsleyova sc vzpa-
matovala a zamlcela.
Nenavid6l jej1 manzel snad
iii?
MOhla-li JSem sOudltl poole
toho co jsem videla, byl vdci nj
proste lhostejnym, = nikdy Sc
il nepovsimnul, nikdy Sc il ne
pTiblizil.
Avsak lhostejnost tato byla
vzdy stejnou, leda, re nynf Sc
zdalo, jake by lady Rawnsle-
yova take Sc no strachovala =
jake by Sc jeho neb jeho prud-
Ike povahy obavala.
Nicmene vsak jsem tvoTila
me mlnenf pT1lis ukvapene -
bylo pro mne pTfliS bro abych
byla mohla souditi O tom, jak
lord a lady Rawnsleyova spolu
vychazej1.
ooh, mimochodem receno,
slecno Moffatova," pravila la
dy, obracej1c Sc ku mne, jake
by 81 byla ma neco vzpomenu-
la, "jak pax Sc YAM darilo mi
mule noci V pokoji Cowardo-
ve?"
Noha ma spocivala jiz ma pr
vn1m schodu.
Z~astavila jsem Sc.
"Rekla jsem YAM lady Rawns-
leyova, re jsem sc zdrahala sd
lett Sc s vasl panskou O pokoj."
"Jaky to nesmysl! Cowardo-
va jest zrovna tax dobra jake
Wy. Dunn jest plny a ="
PAM Holmesova dala mi
postaviti postel V jeji male O.
blekarne."
"A to Sc YAM libilo lepe, -
mala, pfecpana ia dirka! = ia
yam byla milejsi nez velky.
dobre provetrany pokoj!"
ia jeste nikdy nespala S
panskou V jedne mistnosti."
ITO by YAM ami dosti malo
neublizilo! Jste pr1lis hrdou."
"Jsem pfesvedcena, re by
mi to nijak neublizilo. Cowar-
dova MONA re jest lepsiho ro-
du, = ia = ia vsak nemusela
nikdy spati S panskou, lady
Rawnsleyova, = to jest vse.
Ma hrdost, jak pravfte, Sc to-
mu vzeprela a ="
"Ona jest dalece lepsi nez
byla ia vase stara Judita - ia
byla osobou spinavou."
"Prosi MIA odpusteni lady
Rawnsleyova; nejen> re Judita
nebyla necistou, ona ="
Ale lady Rawnsleyova byla
jiz ia tam.
Lord Rawnsley pravel kra-
eel chodbou; nepovsimnul 81
mne ami dosti malo.
Pochybuji zda-li mne vdbec
videl, jak Sc svislou hlavou a
zachmufenym celem vstoupil
do jfdelny.
Kapitola dvacata pata.
Dospela jsem dlouhe galerie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Csl. gumova obuv " KanadS.

Re statistiky o dovozu de-
partmentu obchodu kanadske.
no dominia vysv1ta, re dovoz
ceskoslovenske gumove obuvi
do Kanady stoupl neobycejnou
merou hlavne v mes1ci listopa-
du 1884. Ceskoslovenska gu
nova obuv, pokud Sc dovazi 2
ciziny, opanovala temeT 1plne
pole V Kanade, nebot vSechny
ostatnf vyvoznf staty zdstaly
daleko "a Ceskoslovenskem.
Dovoz gumove obuvi vseho
druhu z Ceskoslovenska v lis
topadu m. r. representoval
4O1.468 part v Gene $147, 447.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08

zvlastnim.
Zaslechla jsem neco jake diva
ddery do hlavy jine osoby a DO
lestny vykrik hned ma to.
Ohlednula jsem.
By to ubohy, nestastny Roy,
jenz Sc stall obet1 teto surovostl.
Lord Rawnsley, jehoz obi
cej mi nyni pTipadal opravdo-
We ohavnym a znetvoTenym V
jeho rozvasneni a vzteku, "a
sadil nevinn6mu hochovi, jenz
nikomu nepTekazel, dive suro-
We rany, jez jake by ubozaka
byly zbavily smyslG.
ga ii dam CO pro to, aby's
podruhe svymi spinavymi prsty
nepomazaval ma alba, ty spro-
ste, V b1d6 narozene, nicem-
ne -"
Pojednou umlknul.
ia sama V tn chvili zapome-
nula kde Sc nalezam, KIDD
jsem.
Zapomenula jsem vSeho.
Mil smysl pro spravedlnost
nesrovnaval sc S takovou opo-
vrzeni hodnou tyranii.
Aniz bych byla v6dela co cl-
MIN, pTedstoupila jsem a celia
lordu Rawnsleyovi. (Viz obra-
znk V minulem c1Sle.)
"Jak jste to mohl uciniti?"
zvolala jsem chladne a steJne
hrd6. "Kdybyste byl opravdo-
wynn muzem, aneb mel jen zdib
ku muznosti V sob6, nikdy by
ste nebyI uderiI dft6, necht by
81 byl udeTil tax ukrutne a k
tomu jeste do hlavy, jak jste
ucinil."
"Cyrillo = Cyrillo, poidte
Sc mnou lined, = opustte tuto
komnatu," Sepotala mi lady vi
ce, pojdte ="
ia vsak V tn chv1li nebrala
ohledu ma nikoho.
"Ano, vas pTestupek jest ie-
ste horsi," pokracovala jsem
Z prudka oddychujfc, pfemo-
zena rozc1len1m a soucitem,
"nebot zat1m CO jste ubllzil
Royovi, tax re toho nikdy ne
muezte odciniti, nesmfte zapo-
m1nati toho, re jste trestal d1-
t6 nevinn6. Roy byl u mne pc
cely ten cas-"
"SIecno Gerantova," pravil
lord RawnsIey, "kdyz jsem Sc
vas tazal, Wy jste mne uvedo-
mila, re mil syn Sc musel do
pustiti toho prestupku."
"Minila-li jsem vGbec jedno-
no z Mich, m1nila jsem mladsi-
no." odpov6d6la Louisa Geran-
tova kvapn6, ale -"
"Byl to Lew" dodala jsem.
vidouc, re n6ktere Z dam rych-
lie vypravuj1 oba hochy z kom-
naty. "Vyslala jsem Roye, a
by mu to mym jmenem zaka-
Zal a Wy ="
"Roy mel tax uciniti," pro-
hlasil lord Rawnsley, vyrusiv
mne nezdvorile z me reel.
"On 81 zaslouzi vseho, echo
sc mu dostane a jest6 neceho
vice. Paklize ne, nemohu pre-
ce nahlednouti jake mate pra-
vo ku zakrocovan1 tonic do
MEDIA Sc mi, re lady Rawns-
leyova jest velice nestastnou
We SVEN vyb6ru placeneho stu
zebnictva. Kdyby to zaviselo
ma mne, chopil bych Sc vas q
vyhodil ="
"Nechte, nechte toho, Rawns-
ley" zakrocil zde maly, PEEK
ne vyhlfzejicf pan, "byl jste
pTflis pf1snym v6ci hochovi.
Pravda jest, re musime pouzf-
tt metly, nesm1me vsak pTi tom
ztraceti rozumu. Obdivuji Sc
hrdinsk6mu vystoupeni teto
mlade danny; MONA re bylo
pOnekud dlVadelnl, ale -
Nezaslechla jsem niceho Vi
ce z jeho reci = byla jsem Cd
vadena.
Lady Rawnsleyova drzela
mne "a ruku a odvadela mne z
komnaty.
"Vy Sc nehodfte, = "a zad-
nou cenu," pravila, mluv1c kva-
pne, "neznate sve postavenf."
"Byla bych vhodnejsf, kdy-
bych je znala," zn6la ma Cd
poved.
"Neodvazila bych Sc zakro-
citi tax jake Wy jste ucinila, nj
KIDD jiny by tax nebyl ucinil.
Co jen vas ponoukalo k tomu,
abyste jednala beze vseho roz-
myslu, beze vsi rozvahy?"
"Nenavidfm 1tisk jakehoko-
liv druhu, lady Rawnsleyova,
ale nejvfce no nenavidfm, jsou-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08

04A O4AO AAOO2 |
cele tie nesnaze! Jak rychle
mizi a ztraci sc detsky zal!
Ovladla mne v tn chv1li my
slenka: Jednala jsem rozum-
ne, vystoupivsi tax rozhodnym
zpusobem ma obranu uboheho
hocha? A prospelo to v1bec
n6jakym zpGsobem?
V srdci SVEN skoro jsem CT
tia, re jsem nemela tax zjev-
ne promluviti oproti lordu
Rawnsleyovi.
Mohla jsem zdstati V tonic
dome a haiti i chraniti tyto
deti, = nyn1 vsak jsem muse
la odejiti odsud.
Dvanact mesicG mela jsem
ztraviti pod jedinou a toutez
strechou. Nyn1 vsak jsem ma
hlfzela, re jest tomu konec, re
budu muset odejfti odtud.
Pfece vsak: jestli-ze jsem
neprospela Royovi, zajiste re
.jsem Sc O to pokusila jak nej-
.lepe jsem mohla.
A Oswald 49,?
Posledni ma myslenka v tn
noe, jake obycejne, platila Os-
waldovi.
Proc jen mne tax ukrutne o.
pustil! Coz jej nikdy vice ne
spatrfm? Touzila jsem pc jeho
spolecnosti. Touzila jsem pc
mem a on mne prece zapome-
null!
Proc, O proc Sc tax stale?
Mohla-li jsem 81 pomysliti, lie
by Oswald, jenz druhdy vzdy
byval okolo mne, = vzdy mi
venoval vsemoznou pozornost,
takto by mne mohl zapomenou
ii, = takto mne zanedbavati?
90 Oswalde! Oswalde! Kdy
by's jen byl prisel Sc mnou Sc
rozlouciti, byla bych vse sna-
|sela lepe!"
Hudba a zpev, vesele hlasy
a smich z dola doznlvaly k me-
mu sluchu dokud jsem bdela,
kdykoliv Sc nektere dvere otev
rely a zvuk ma venek propus-
tily.
Kapitola dvacata sesta.
Lady Rawnsleyova poradala
nekolik skvelych vecrku.
Pansky dun byl pfeplnen
hosty, pfately i pribuznymi do
macfho pana a proto bylo zee
la pTirozeno, ably jedna zaba-
va a slavnost st1hala druhou.
PAM Holmesova mi dGverne
sdelila, re byl pTekvapena tim
jak znamenitou hostitelkou Ia
dy Rawnsleyova Sc osvedeila
byti.
Jestli-ze Sc neVyznamenava
vrozenou uslechtilost1 a dustoi
nostf, vyzna Sc alespon v tom.
re kazdy a kazda Sc u nj cit
donna.
Do jiste miry byla to nejvet-
81 MONA pochvala; bylo to ma
DAM, jehoz Sc casio nedostava
nejvzdelanejsfm osobam.
Zatfm co NELL hosty, O jich5
zabavu stale museli pecovati
nelze sc diviti tomu, paklize
jsem jen zT1dka kdy -pfisla dc
stvku 8 lOrdem a iehO chOt1.
Pravdou bylo, re pc diva ty-
dny jsem nemluvila ami s jedi
MIN ami S druhym = ba an
jsme sc nepozdravili.
PAM Holmesova mne fekla:
re Sc mohu povazovati "a stast
nou, re jsem S mimi nemela &C
ciniti.
"Mate alespon pokoj a ne
musite neustale naslouchatj
narkdm," ~pravila, "nasloucha-
ii nafk6m jez by vase pred
chddkyne byly rady slysely.'
V kazdy den Roy a ia jsme
usedli dobe lunce ku stolu, =
byl to mas obed - ma nekoljk
minut drive nez Sc ostatn1 spo-
lecnost d~ostavila do j1delny.
Obema nam zalezelo ma tom,
abychom sc co nejv1ce vyhnuli
lordu a lady Rawnsleyovym.
Radeji jsme Sc uchylili KAN
koliv, jen abychom s mimi Sc
nemuseli setkati.
Zpocatku mne skoro bavilo,
pozorujfc, re necht jsme Sc O.
debrali kamkoliv, Petr Carly
on a Otto Poyntz tim neb onlm
zpusobem vzdy toho dokazali,
re nam byli ma blizku.
Domn1vala jsem Sc, re jest
to cd Mich laskave.
Byla jsem Jim povdecnou "a
male jejich pozornustky hle-
della .jsem DAFT Jim to ma jevo,
WIDOW town 70 .no1od6 dSmv
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
Stoleta krajanka jests PRAGUE.

V Hornfm Holetfne u Hin
ska dozila Sc sta let veku Anna
Berankova. Narodila Sc roku
1885. Je velmi ella. Ma pod
zim ma zebr1ku cesala hrusky.
Vykonava vsechny hospodaT-
ske prace bez zvlastnf mama
by. Ma dosud vyborny zrak,
zcela lehce, bez brylf, navlek-
ne nit do jelly. Ma skv6lou
pamet a dovede velmi do
bfe - pc staru = vyprav6ti
o vsem, CO potkalo kraj V mi
nulem stoletf. StaTenka Be-
rankova verf, re Sc dozije jeste
mnoha let
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-02-08
POPELKA.
PTelozl Gustav B. ReiSl.
PTelozil Gustav B. Reisl.

Seo,oc5sau. gN.c3c9sw
Evening star., 1935-09-15
WAu aOou/a you haze done If you
had missed the boat ON pmpose-and come up against
this stark >eahty>
by JAMES FRANCIS DIVER

fled before she recognized him. This dark
mysterious Africa reached out for her in the
same manner. Reached out with great sinewy
arms. =. =. . Her breathing was fast. The trum-
peting of the S. S. Jugnrtha was like the
buzzing of giant fly caught in monstrous
web.
The voice foated to her on the warm air.
The speaker was fully eight feet away, but
she heard distinctly: "Of course mademoiselle
knows that the last boat for the steamer has
left the landing stage?"
II know" murmwed Mary Raeburn. Was
she responding to some fearful question that
might entrap her? Was this Africa speaking
to her? She wouldn't look at the stranger who
had put the query.
A sweet fear pricked her deliciously The
perfumes of the oncoming night were strangely
disquieting They stirred depths within her.
The S. S. Jugurtha wheeled and bored
boldly into the sea-gloom. Again came the
voice: But mademoiselle was on the steamer
Now it has gone without herr
The latter part of your remark is evi-
dent, said Mary Raeburn. The first asser-
tion shows an annoying watchfulness.'
II saw you with the other tourists as you
Evening star., 1935-09-15

came up the ramp this morning." came the
quiet answer.
This catechistical stuff was troublesome.
but hadn't she imagined something like this?
The black Evangeline who bossed the Rae
burn kitchen had remarked often: de ole
debbil is allus at yo elbow jes like is when I'm
servin' de dinner An he is allus whis 'prin'
bout his nice sins, sayin'. Dis one am good.
Jes try it. 1t am sweet as honey an it won't
hurt yo bit. " Possibly this was an African
devil close to her, waiting to offer some
wonder plat du pays.
Why had he noticed her as she came up the
ramp in the morning? Was her hidden resolve
to Jump" the ship so evident that he had
remarked it? The thought made her smile.
Mary pictured the doings on board the
Jugurtha. The wild storming of neighboring
cabins to exhibit purchases. She thought of
her own stateroom. Cabin 81 would be
wondering why she had not returned.
The patient African devil spoke again. II
suppose" he ventured that you intend to
catch the steamer at the next port? At
Tunis?"
Mary Raeburn famed. "Why the uues-
tionnaire?" she demanded.
Evening star., 1935-09-15

She saw him then for the first time as the
lights fiared up in the garden on the town
side of the boulevard. And in the quivering
lamplight he was handsome - undeniably.
II humbly beg your pardon" he stam-
mered. II am ashamed. I thought i
thought that you had done something i'm
pulsively and that = and that could be of
service" After short pause he added: II
am an American. Fredericksburg, Virginia.
Name Elicit. Jack Elicit"
In the silence that followed, a gull-lte
spirit, unloosed by fear. flew between tn,
Jugurtha and the girl on the boulevard. your
absence has not been discovered" said this
spirit-reporter. mot even MIR. Peter Cranley
has noticed. Yes, he is about. Sitting
in the bar with Miss Bessie Holt. Bought her
a cocktail. She says Algiers has tired her. and
Mr.. Cranley is comforting her."
Mary Raeb,un wondered what the captain
of the Jngnrtha would do when he found that
one of his passengers had been left behind. OF
course the captain would bully Mr.. Peter
Cranley, who had escorted her. Poor Peter!
He would have to explain how Mary had given
him the slip by pretending that she had
headache and making him believethatshe was