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Evening star., 1945-08-30
Linens

12o Heavyweight Fancy Plate
Mats. Orig. 39c 9c--------- 25c
48 Printed Guest Towels. Orig.
soc 29c
10 9-Picce Mexican Striped
Luncheon Sets. Orig. 1895 $1.95
60 Damaged Lace Dresser Scarfs
10c
10 Chenille Mat & Lid Sets. Orig.
$3.95 1913
"a Cotton and Rayon Chenille
Mat Sets. Orig. $5.95 -- $3.95
so Cotton Dresser Scarfs, Orig.
81 - 6Sc
"a 34-In. Printed Linen Scarfs.
Orig. $1.25 ---- $50
30 42-In. Printed Linen Scarfs.
Orig. $3.50 -- --- 79c
1870 Solid Color Dish Towels.
Orig. Csc -----------17c
so Seconds Of Cotton & Rayon
Doilies. Orig. 29c 15c
"a Seconds Of Cotton b Rayon
Scarfs. Orig. 79c --- 49c
10 56x82-In. Printed Cotton Table
Cloths. Orig. $685. M.95
2 50x70-In. 7-Piece Luncheon
Sets. Orig. $6.95 ---. $3.95
40x60-In. Luncheon Set. Orig.
$4.10 ------- 1.oS
1 52-In. Luncheon Set. Orig. $3.50
$500
s 56-In. Solid Color Fringed
Cloths. Orig. $3.95 M.S5
56x70-In. Solid Color Fringed
Cloths. Orig. $685. $3.S5
KannsStreet Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Luggage
Leather Goods

STARED Items Plus 20% Tar
20 Summer Fabric and White
Bags. Orig. $5-- $2*
rs White Removable Cover Bags.
AS Is. Orig. $3.50 SIS
so White Plastic Bags. Orig. 50,
79c*
Is FuchSia and Purple Suede
Bags. Orig. $7.50-- $5*
5 Rayon Faille Bags. Orig. $3.50,
IS"
10 White Imitation Leather Bags.
Orig. $1-$2---z---2 29c'
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
CLEARANCE OF RUGS
b TO IL OFF

. 10 6x12f Fibre Rugs. Reversible. Orig $1os5s7so
6xS-ft Fibre Rugs Reversible Orig $11.07----S7s8
6x9-ft Fibre Rugs. Reversible. Orig. s7e5 S53o
sxlo Reversible Cocoa Fibre Rugs Orig $21
. Sx12 Rush Block Rugs Orig. $48 s24 20
. 45-Yds 27-In. Rag Runner. Orig 81 179--- eOc
. 2xS-Ft Rag Runners Orig. 81 495--- sa4a
. 2x2-Ft Rag Runners. Orig. S. $695-- S34s
. 9x12-Ft Broadfelt Rug Orig. s27Oo s1s5
. 6x9-Ft Broadfelt Rugs. Orig $3.50 sS7s
. 100 27x45 Oval Fringed Rugs. Orig. s4s5--s s248
. 10 24x36 Oval Braided Rugs Orig 81 25 $50
.! 3oxS4 Reversible Rag Rugs Two-tone. Orig s349 S2
81 24x36 Oval Cotton Rugs As is. Orig s34s CSC
. 81 Bath Sets Assorted coors. Orig. $3.95 $3.50
. Animal Skin Rugs. Orig. $1095---- s547
. Animal Skin Rugs. Orig $87 s4as
IS Seat Covers. Orig. .$119----- 60e
Kanns-Rugs-Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Upholstery


500 Yds. Cretonne. Orig. $1.69.
Yd. S1.OO
300 Yds. Rayon and Cotton
Damask. Orig. $298. Yd.- S1.98
100 Prs. Assorted Curtains. Orig.
$2.95 pr. Pr. S1.95
10 Prs. Drapes. Orig. $7.95 $3.50
Is Prs. Drapes. Orig. $8.95 $4.00
10 Prs. Curtains. Orig. $2.95, $I.39
Is Prs. Curtains. Orig. $2.95 S1.00
Is Spread. Orig. $12.95 - $3.50
3 Spreads. Orig. $10.95- $500
10 Venetian Blinds. Orig. $5.95
$500
] 6-Pc. Glider Cushion Set. Soiled
Orig. $19.95 ------- SASS
4 6-Pc. Glider Cushion Set. Soiled.
Orig. $14.95 ---- $10.95
2 36" Venetian Blinds. Orig. $6.9S,
$3.25
IS Glider Rain Goats. Orig. 1898,
$1.38
Glider Slip Cover. Orig. $4.95
$2.25
Cornice. Orig. $3.95 49, $500
Folding Screens. Orig. 1898,
$500
: Folding Screens. Orig. $7.s8,
$4.0O
| Folding Screen. Orig. s5.sa
$3.0o
50 Prs. Curtains. Orig. $4.95, 1886
"a Prs. Monks Cloth Draperies
Orig. $5.95 5-----.-- $3.6s
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30
SiIrer

Tarnish-Proof Silver Chests.
Slightly damaged. Orig. 1898,
S4.49
Silver-Plated on Steel Serving
Trays. Damaged. Orig. 1898,
S1.99
2-Piece Steak Sets with Bone
Handles. Orig. 1898 - S1.9S
Small Size Wooden Serving Trays.
Orig. $149 -----------7 75c
1S47 Rogers Berry or Serving
Spoon. Anniversary pattern. Orig.
S1.So S1.ZS
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
COTTON DRESSES

Al Cotton Wash Frocks and Rayon Dresses Smah
Orig $685. S2.97
200 Rayon Cotons Rayon and Cotton Dresses Orig &c.
S1.97
Is Cotton Lace Dresses Orig IS 95 $2.97
Is Red Printed Rayon Smocks. Orig S1.37
80 White Cotton Uniforms Orig S295 $147
28 Cotton Aprons. Orig. 81 SO 99-------------- CSC
Kanns-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
FUR COATS Reduced

Seal-Dyed Coney. Sizes IA, 16. Orig s9s --S59
Mink Dyed Coney Sizes 49, A. Orig S99 - $50
Tipped Skunk. Size a. Orig. $3.50 $l0s
Mink k-Dyed Marmot. Size A. Orig. 1929 - S17s
Mink Blended Muskrat. Northern Backs Size 49,
Orig S287 - s2O9
Black Dyed Persian Lamb. Size is. Orig $3.50 s2os
Mink Blended Muskrat. Northern Backs Sizes a.
16. Orig. S287------------ s229
0 Black Dyed Persian Lamb. Sizes 90 40 a. Orig
Q Black Dyed Persian Lamb Size l6 Orig. s439 $3.50
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Stationery

Beverage Coasters. White with
red center design. Boxes of 100.
Orig. $1.00 --------------. 39c
Household Candles. Box of -, Sc
Writing Paper. Slightly soiled.
Light weights and regular weights.
Orig. SOC to $1.50.- 25c to 75c
Kamket Loose Leaf Binders. Size
81ax11. in black. Orig. $500, 69c
Extra Filters, 15c
Kann's- Street Floor.
Housewares
25 Shower Curtains. Irregulars.
Orig. $5.98 --------------.$ $3.98
Is Floor Type Dryers. Orig.
50 Drain Board Mats. Orig. sec,
SOC
IL Utility Jars. Hand decorated.
Orig. 69c ----- ------ 49c
Is Utility Jars. Decorated. Orig.
Soc ,------- 39c
"a Dirikleen All : Purpose Dry
Cleaner. Orig. SOC ---25c
KAnn's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30

Young mems $2975 all 3-piece grey flannel suits
Size 38--- 38 s1qsa
$500 all wool covert SUITS Tan grey Size sS
S17.S8
$500 Glen Plaid five way suit Size II - $17SS
$1595 and $1795 all wool prep suits Sizes II and is
$1288
$2I95 all wool tweed suits Sizes II and 81 $1288
$13.95 long pants suit Size Is - - S9SS
$3.50 Blue Grey Fingertip Coat, size SO $3.50 S1695
/ $1295 Brown sport coat Size IL aHusky. szSs
Boys $495 raincoat sets. Size 4 S1ss
$1575 blue flannel sport coat size 20 S499
IL $150 cotton basque shirts with Sizes II and
IA ----------4 -------------- 69c
$1.99 dark green felt hats. Size ~ 79c
$395 cotton wash slack, size 20 waist-as is $1.s9
$2.39 cotton wash sacks, size 14-as is 99c
Kann'@Boys' Store-Second Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30

Mems $3.50 and ss.s5 and s4s9 Straw Hats. 81 m
Broken sizes ------- .---- wv
Mems $1095 Summer Slack Suits sizes. Short
Sleeves -- - s688
Mems $4,000 Slack Suits Sizes 36 and 38 $3.50
10 Catalina $500 Hand Block printed sport
shirts -------------- $3.50
pairs $3.50 sport pants, all wool sizes 81 and 32
Gold color. SOiled $3.50
IL pairs S295 $500 play shorts S19s
Is pairs mems S295 and 81 swim play s288
20 pairs mems $500, S595 and $500 swim and play
shorts S3S8
AZ Mems odd lots of S200 neckwear ------- 99c
IA Mems $595 beach jackets mostly canary S399
S100 and S150 Tee Shirts --------------- 69c
18 $500 and $3.50 cotton tee shirts S1.39
Mems $4O0 Catalina Tee Shirts S199
$595 Slack Set Size 30 $3.99
S881 Slack Set Size &c. $3.50
Mems S1450 and S1650 Leather jackets 1888
Mems S1895 cape leather jackets S11.99
IA Mems Blue cotton flannel shirts S1.O0
66 Mems $lO0 corduroy ties Observation-Disclosures 44c
Mems $3.50 and $3.50 long sleeve sport shirts
Mems $1,000 Long sleeve sport shirts $3.50
Mems $11.75 All Wool sport shirts S7.93
Kann's-Men's Store-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
Clearance of
Hurt Books
Reduced to
29c to 5oc

A table Of books consisting Of
varied types and titles. A
grand opportunity to increase
your library.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
CLEARANCE~
JeaceIru

Oos ~
starred Items Plus 20% Tar
so Pieces White Jewelry. Orig.
$1-S1.95 - 29c*
10 Silver-Plated Lighters. Orig.
1925 SI.95*
10 Gold Plated Bracelets. Orig.
S195 - .--- S1.00s
Z Compacts. Orig. $295 49c
20 Pints. Orig. $4 $1.00*
Pair Black Earrings. Orig. IS,
S1.95*
Kann's-Street Floor.
Neckacear
Halters. Cottons, Rayons - 29c
Cotton Tee Shirts. Navy and
white stripe only. Small and
medium sizes - 29c
Tee Shirts. White only. Origi-
nally 50 ------------- $l.OO
Damaged and Soiled Neckwear
1Oc
Odd Blouses. Cotton nets. Ray
orlS. CottonS S2.25
Soiled Flowers I0c
Kann's-Street Floor
Evening star., 1945-08-30
TOiIetr'ieS

STARED Items Plus 20T Tar
40 Huntsman After-Shave Lotion.
Orig. 29c - Ices
go Eye-Shades for Daytime Sleep
ing. Orig 50c-------10c
~ Varady of Vienna Face Powder.
Orig. 19c Set
10 Cosmetic Cases. Orig. SOC, 10cs
49 Pancara Makeup. Orig. 39c,
1Oc*
"a Spree Deodorant Liquid. Orig.
39c ------------------ 1Oc%
430 Kann's Stocking Lotion. Orig.
ooC ------ ------ lUc"
"A Brylcreem Hair Dressing. Orig.
SOC 1895
10 Mate Hair Dressing for Men.
Orig. soc - - 1Oc
50 Fitted Bottle Kits. Water re-
pellent. Lined. Orig. $500, 69c*
"a Fitted Bottle Kits. Water re-
pellent. Lined. Orig. $3.50,
$1.29s
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1945-08-30
GIRLS AND TEENERS

IL Teeners' Cotton Dresses. Orig s5s5-------s1.e7
IL Teeners' Cotton Sun Dresses. Orig. s435---s217
20 Teeners' Cotton Dresses. Orig So IS O0 s297
IL Teeners Grey Toppers. Orig. s22s5---- SIS
II Teeners Wool Boero Suits Orig s695-------s12.Ss
Teeners' Rayon Print Skirts. Orig. s3.99
White Cotton Blouses. Orig. s499 sI99
Girls Spring Suits. Orig. $895 -- s499
Girls Cotton Pnafores. Orig 81 s295s1 s197
Kanns-Fourth Floor
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Recognition
Sought For
New Regime
Says That Is First
Move For Solution;
Arrests Explained

London, May l9.-(AP)-
Premier Stain laid down three
Elementary conditions today
for solution Of the Polish ques-
tion, the first of which he sad
was recognition Of the presenJ
Warsaw provisional govern
ment as the ''baSic core Of the
future Polish government OF
national unity.
The Russian leader broke his
silence on the Polish issue as
reports We're heard here that
arrangements we're being
pressed for q meeting OF the
big three. His statements We're
contained in d reply broadcast
by Moscow radio to 4 letter
written by Ralph Parker, Mos
COW correspondent for the Lon
don Times.
The second condition, Stain de-
clared, was that amy future Polish
government must pursue d friendly
policy with Russia, and not a poncy
of the Gordon sanltaIrc against
the Soviet Union.
The third essential Tor the solu-
ton Of the problem, he said, was
the resolving of the question OF re-
construction, together with the Poles
who at present have It's with the
Polish people, and not without
them"
At the same time Stain dismissed
as having no connection with the
Polish issue the arrest OF l6 leaders
Of the Polish under ground when
caused repercussIons lA the United
Nations conference III San Fran
cisco. These gentlemen We're ar
rested in accordance with the law
protecting the Red army rear from
d~IVcrsionIsts, d law similar 70 the
British defense OF the realm act,
Stain said. The arrest was carried
out by Soviet military authorities
in accordance with the agreement
between the Polish provisional GOV
crnmcut and the Soviet mIlijar%
commando
Stain branded as "untrue' state
ments by the Polish exile govern
mont group that the arrested men
were invited t. Russia At the lhNl-
tatlon of a SoNle1 officer to discuss
the Polish question.
Soviet authutttl il do not and Wlll
not conduct negotiations with those
.l. L,.,.l- +I. INV ON fine DrttCC-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
ATT

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Partly cloudy and continued
cool today and tonight, with
higher afternoon temperatures
over west portion. Sunday fair
and warmer
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Conference
Is Throttled
By Moscow
u. S. Group Hoping
For Weekend Word
On Defense Accord

san Francisco, May 10
lAP)-Thc United States dele
cation is hoping f%crVently for
word from Moscow this week.
end that may clear the way for
United States proposals for re-
gional defense plans and break
a conference Jam on other criti-
cal issues.
For the moment the Russians
and small nations insure of
the course the Russians may
pursue, have the world security
conference tied in a knot 50 far
as important decisions IRE con-
cerned.
In addition, there is an under
current Of small nation revolt
against what some arc terming big
power control Of present and future
United Nations machinery. This
alone could considerably prolong
the work of the conference here be-
yond the next two weeks.
A whole series of Developments
spotlightcd the new crisis in confer
ence affairs as delegates headed for
their first public session in more
than a week to hear formal report
from committees planning a new
world court. These developments IN
cluded:
/. Francisco Aguirre of Cuba,
speaking in a closed committee
meeting, holly accused the big pow
crs CT wanting to create a "collec-
tive dictatorship" of the world, other
delegates reported.
>. \ group OF Latin-American
leaders reported to number nine
banded together to stall any further
action on major conference issues
until Russia has clarified her posi-
ton on regional issues such as pro-
posed for the American hemisphere.
Pending this, they are. particularly
unwilling to approve a big power
veto over future United Nations
housekeeping machinery.
3. The United States delegation
decided not to try to force the issue
on regional defense without giving
Russia a few more days to answer.
4. The possibility that unless
some of the small nations get Ger
tain key ideas accepted by the con-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
BY THOMAS

hcrne, Switzerland, May 10
lAP)-Hitler wanted to kill all
american and British prisoners in
ule closing days of the war against
germany, a NaZi official told ProI.
hafl j. Burkhardt, president of the
international Red Cross committee.
hurckhardt told me this at a press
Coz terence in which he discussed
'Re difficulties to aiding prisoners
ana the impOsibility Of entering
augmentation camps in Germany.
re d1d not name the NaZl OIL
Ca@I, but perhaps it was Hlmmlcrs
% assistant, Ernst Kaltenbrunner,
WIN whom Burckhardt conferred
carly in March.
Hitler wen then lacked the poNer
u enforce such wishes, B~urckhafdt
n''d, and Himmler did not carry
mem out. Many political prisoners
II concentration camps apparently
were not 50 fortunate.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Gotten Higher
At The Close

New York, May 19-lAP)-Co>-
ton futures closed 10 l., 30 cents a
bale higher.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-19
Tito Accused
OF Force To
Get Territory

Trieste, MAY l9.- (AP) -
Marshal nito'S HugoslaV troops
have now withdrawn from the
area west IF the Isonzo river.
American military authorities
said today. but there was no
indication Of any movement
from Trieste OF the remainder
of the area west Of the river.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02

"Tak, tak," Ease SindelaTka
81 posp1sila, nee jenom my po-
rade Sc podkladat, taky Wy,
trosku ma kous1cek!"
mo = vono je to TAX" Sc O.
s1vala, ia 81 mysl1m, dyz jake
w dam svy svoIeni k tomu, ably
sc wall, re sem dost udelala.
Vo nakym vene, arcit nem1ze
belt zadna rec, takova nepo-
slusnost must belt pTeci max
potrestana -"
81 to mic, panfmamo," kudr-
natou hlavou skubnul Ludek,
az mu s celia cerne pacesy odle-
t6ly, "dnesky Sc nevdavaji
mlady holky S penezma natoz
bez pence. To ia nem1zu ude-
lat, abych Sc docista chude vo-
zenil!"
$40 = jo = jak 81 myslim,"
svecil otec synovi, "dyby mic
nemela, no, jaka pomoc, ale z
takovyho gruntu ceru 81 wit a
bez penez, to nee p%an1mamo."
eli 81 nechate veno, musite
81 taky nechat ceru," stara Sin
delaTka vpadla do feci, "a my
zasejc 81 mechanic syna."
Gale, dyt to je protiva svet-
skymu zakonu," rozkricela sc
selka, "a dybychme zalovali,
byl by vas syn vodsouzenej !
Dyz ma s holkou nasledky, mu-
81 81 il wit, nebo il zaplatit!"
N : ia il zaplatfm'', Ludek
byl ochotny, "az jen budu ne
CO met"
Panfmame Sc az tmelo pred
ocima.
Jeste musf prosit. Oh, vlasy
Sc il Jelly dzkostf a vztekem,
kdyz Sc odhodlala slibiti: "No
= ia il teda nakej ten tisfc
dam"
"Nakej?" protahl Sc zenich."
10 Je malO.
A starry hned tn byl S jisto-
tou. "My sme Sc dovedeli, jak
81 myslfm vod RGzeninyho po-
rucnfka, naseho starosty, re ma
v sirocf kase ulozenych dvacet
tisfc. Snad byste il vo ne, pa
n1mamo nevoSidila? Dyp by Sc
pantata AmbrozG v hrobe mu-
sci vobratit."
"Dyz um1ral, jak pref tn ma
lou mel tezce ma srdci", pTizvu-
kovala Sindelarka a fertochem
81 oci utfrala. 80, takovej
hodnej clovek, ably no zeme ne
tlacila."
Panfmama Sc take dala do
place. "Boze, ably Sc toho byl
dockal - jakej mi udela Ear
mutek! Ale = no = tax teda,
prijte v sobotu ma namluvy =
v nedeli hned NIUE belt pro-
hlaska, ably to este do toho adj
ventu max vySlo," poddavala
sc selka a sb1rala pllnu.
Sindelarovi NELL vsichni pine
oci i tvafe radosti, ale nerekli
to. Selku vyprovazeli stejne
chladne, az kdyz odesla, pra-
vii starry:
"Jen je mi Ito ty holky, esli
81 mysll, re vo nj nestojiS."
Gale kde = small sc Lud-
vfk, my SINE dobfe umluveny''
"Leda to, leda to-" pochva-
loval starry a matka hrozila "a
selkou: "To je, pane, filuta. Ia
myslela, re 81 pen1ze necha a
zatim este rada prida."
Panfmama dosla domd celia
uchvacena, ba, slibovala 81, re
smrt z toho Dude NIT. Ale ne
mela!
Kdyz il Rdza, pc jejfm sde-
len1, re v sobotu sem Sindela-
row prijdou ma namluvy k no.
ham padla a ruce il lfbala, citi-
la prece jakesi ulehcenf.
TAX Sc Ludlow vyplnilo, co
mu prorokoval sestilistek. O.
vsem, nechystali venec ma swat
bu, splse bylo nutno mysleti ma
kolebku, ale zenil Sc prec jeste
toho roku.
A ku podivu, panfmama Sc
brzy smirila S nutnostf, ba, ry-
chile dcefi odpustila a uz jenom
shanela ku svatbe, s nfz bylo
tolik ma speech.
R1za Sc rozveselila a treba
mezi lidi prflis nesla, nechodi-
la uz pc dome jake matoha, ba,
zazpivala 81 pisnicku. Panima-
ma sila CO bylo jeste treba, ba,
k tomu byla i mlada dobra, ably
pomahala a tax bylo u Ambro-
~ nilnO 10 dnu bxyIxy LrS+L6
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-03-02

dne Ike dni. Horecka stoupala
a morll j dusivy kasel, bolest1
v prsou stenala. Ctvrteho dine
naznaeil lekaf, re Sc dostavf
krise. Toho dine 20 ranu, wy
pukla Pf1hodova v plac.
proc placete, maminko?"
otazala Sc Baruska.
"Je mi Ito, re umru a uz
tech svych detf neuvidfm," Cd
vetila Pffhodova. 'Lehceji by
Sc mi umiralo, kdybyste byli
vsichni kolem mne."
Pffhoda, zapomenuv ma sve
otekle nohy, postoupil rychle k
oknu, ably no zena nevidela, re
81 ultra Shy.
ALE maminko, vzdyt Wy ne
umfete,". tesla il Baruska, ale
uz j Shy tekly pc lfcfch.
Nemocna potion upadla We
spanek podobny mrakotam, v
nemz setrvala cele dopoledne.
Kratce pred polednem spatfil
Pfihoda vojfna, ktery rychle
pfeb6hl pres dvdr.
"Marinko!" zvolal Prfhoda
ma Barusku. Nemocna otevre-
la oci a obratila namahave hla-
WI Ike dver1m.
Dvefe Sc rozletely a Marin
ko vstoupil. Prvn1 jeho slova
byla: eco je S mami?"
Pf1hoda ukazal ma postel. S
batochem ma zadech skocil Ma
rinko k posteli. Nemocna VITA
hla k nemu ODE ruce. Zulfbal
il je ODE, potion il polfbil ma L.
sta, fka: "Tak, mani, uz jsem
doma."
Matka Sc rozplakala, ale
tentokrate radostf.
"Ted snaze umru, kdyz jsem
te videla, synko moj!" Tekla.
Gale, mani, ted umrfti ne
sm1te, vzdyt ia mann dovolenou
ma cely mes1c', zasmal Sc syn
nucene. Potion teprve polfbil
Sc S otcem, a Sc sestrou a odlo-
I'll svGj batoch.
Odpoledne pTijel lekaT, pro-
hledl nemocnou, a potion Tekl
We vesele nalade: "Tentokrate
jsme to Ease vyhrali, lepe nez
nasi v Srbsku. Jenom nebude-
Ii z toho nasledkG," dodal sta
positive.
Marinko ujal sc hned vedeni
hospodarstvi, vsude no bylo pl-
no a prace mt rychle ubyvalo.
Crystal vSechno k jarni sill; a.
by mohl S nj poc1ti hned, jak
nastane pr1znive pocas1. Sne-
hove pfehanky a preprsky "a
nekolik dnf ustaly a jarnf slu-
necko Ease zazafilo ma este o.
bloze. Kdyz jeho paprsky vni-
ky do svetnice u Pffhodn, ne
mocha Sc nepatrne usmala "a
fekla manzeli slabym hlasem:
"Vid, re je u mas veseleji, co Sc
Marinko Ease vratil?"
MAS pravdu," pfisvedcil il
Pfhoda. "Bez tech detf by u
mas bylo smutno."
Kdyz Ease pTijel lekaf, "a
stihl PF1hodovou uz sedfcf ma
l1zku.
"Tak je to dobre," fekl spo-
kojene. A Prfhodovi a Marin
kovi, ktef1 tn byli pTftomnf,
naf1dil: "Odneste PAM PTfho-
dovou s postelf k oknu, ably ma
nj mohlo slunce swift. Ia slu-
necnl lazen uzdrav1 il docela a
znacneji posilf."
Uposlechli hned a nemocna
"a chv1li usnula, jak il slunce
uspalo. Nez lekaT odesel, rekl
Pf1hodovi: "Ten vas hoch o.
pravdu matku uzdravil."
"Je to NONE, pane dokto-
rep podivil sc PTfhoda.
"Jiste," odvetil l6kar. eta
kove radostne vzrusenf mysli
ma velmi blahodarny vliv ma
pr6beh kazde nemoci, a my le-
kari bychom Sc jiste v kazdem
pr1pade dodelali pTfzniv6jsfch
vsledkG, kdybychom nejakym
prostredkem dovedli zabrani-
tt, ably nam pacienti neklesali
hned ma mysli."
"Byl to tedy cd vas stastny
napad S tim telegramem," rekl
Pflhoda vfele. ga ia VAN,
pane doktore, jest6 jedenkrat
srdecne dekuji."
"Neni zac," usmal Sc lekaf.
MAN sam radost, re Sc to po-
vedlo. A coz vase rheuma?"
mo uz to trOchu ide 90
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lena.
"a rano isl mne pfemlouval,
abYch nechodila," usmala Sc
Pf1hodova. "Zftra bych zkusi-
la jeste vic a mann to alespon
odbyte. Nez to mokro vyschne,
Dude tn Marinko a obstara sill
sam; ty bys ted beztoho do po-
Ii nemohl, dokud nebude hod-
ne teplo, ably Sc ii bolesti v no
hou nezhorsily." Ia chvfli Prf-
hodovi usnuli skolebani We spa
mex kapanim kapek destovych
a skucen1m vetru; "a takoveho
pocas1 Sc pekne spf We vytope-
ne svetnici.
Rano Prfhodova vstala, ably
uvafila sn1dani a Baruska wy
sla poklidit dobytek; Prfhoda
81 jeste howell v posteli. Dfval
Sc, jak Sc jeho. zena otaci ko-
lem sporaku a cekal, az Sc
vzduch We svetnici prohfeje;
m1val vzdy v6tsi bolesti, kdyz
vstal do nevytopene svetnice.
Pojednou spatril, re manzelka
usedla nahle ma zidli a sahla 81
rukou ma cello.
eco je ii, Marico?" tazal Sc
rychle.
"Nejak Sc mi najednou zato-
ella hlava," odvetila a vstala
hned, ably zcedila kavu.
"Lekl jsem Sc, re chces sto-
natl" Tekl, oddychnuv sobe z
hluboka.
"Ty mas hned strachu," u
smala sc, ale bylo ma nj pozo-
rovati, re il ten muznv strach
test.
Pr varenf obeda musela Sc
Ease casteji posaditi, a tn Sc pfi
znala, re ma nohy t6zke, jake
by il do mich olova NALL, a re
il zac1na boleti hlava.
"PTece jen budes stonati,"
rekl PT1hoda starostlive.
Gale kde pak", branila Sc.
Dude to nejsp1s ryma, pc t6
vcerejs1 ceste."
Gale kdyz u tebe je hned
ryma "a tezkou nemoc," rex
dychtive. MAS Sc setTiti, ale
nedbas."
"Odpoledne 81 trochu zdTfm.
nu, a Dude Ease dobTe."
Baruska podfvala Sc ma mat
ku ustrasenym pohledem. Je.
ste nikdy 81 matka pc obede ne.
leila.
Ones 81 vSak odestlala poste
, a ulehla jen tax oblecena. AL
uz z postele nevstala. Spals
do vecera, a kdyz il vecer zbu
dill, ably Sc odstrojila, musels
j pTi tom Baruska pomahati
PTfhodova Sc motala a zacals
take pokaslavat. V noci il roz
palila horecka a rano Baruskf
dobehla k sousedovi, ably zapTS
hi a dovezl il pro lekaTe. Pesky
j Prfhoda nepustil, boje Sc, a
by Sc mu z te nepohody neroz.
nemohla jeste dcera.
LekaT prijel jeste dopoledne
prohledl nemocnou, a fekl
"Je to vazne. Zapal pohrud.
NICE"
"Je to nebezpecne, pane dol
tore?" tazal sc Pr1hoda 1zkost.
live.
mo, je to zapal pohrudni-
CO." pokrcil lekar rameny.
"Jake nestestf to ma mne pri.
slo!" naT1kal PT1hoda. ia ne.
mocen, zena nemocna, oba hos.
ma vojne, holka nestac1 matku
obslouzit. Co 81 pocnu? Kdy-
by alespon mladslmu menu sy-
now dali dovolenou!"
"Kde pax no mater" We
fronte?" tazal sc lekaF.
"Ve fronte jeste nen1, je do
sud Uhrach a name o nej "a
dano ma jarnf praci," vysvetlo-
val Prlhoda.
"Vite co? Poslete "a tou "a
dostf telegram" radil lekar,
"Ted dostane dovolenou hned,
kdyz je matka t6zce nemocna'
Dokud syn nen1 We fronte, pUJ-
de to snadno. Davejte nemoc-
ne pine obklady, kazde hodl-
ny obklad vymenit, jak Dude
horky. Baruska pojede Sc mnou
pro leky a da telegram pode-
psati cetnictvu. a odesle no
hned. Telegram nap1seme ia
ky a ia no potvrd1m. Barusku
dam dovezti zpet, "a dive hodl-
ny Dude donna. Do tTf dn1 ma
tie syna doma."
"Abyste to stastne Tekl, pa
ne doktore!" Tekl PT1hoda, tro-
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the Ninth AIR Force Disarmament
division, which is engaged in rem
dering impotent the German Luft-
waite and associated industries.
He is responsible for the smooth
and efficient execution Of all ad-
ninistrative details Of his organi-
cation.
Lieut.. Dunn arrived In the Euro
|pean theater Of operations in Feb
ruary, 1914. He attended the Uni
W rsity of North Carolina and, be-
fore entering the service as an
aviation cadet in March, 1912, was
employed by the North Carolina
Shipbuilding company. He Is the
son Of Mrs. Carl N. Dunn, of Max
ton and formerly Of Wilmington.