davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-23
5000 Foe Gas Shells
Fail to Bring Serious
Injury to Americans

nv the Associated Press.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
HE- LoRRADR ERoNTs SsDteDse&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-23
WEATHER.

Fair and somewhat warmer tonight
and Tuesday; gentle shifting winds.
Temperature for the past twenty
four hours: Highes, 6S. at pm.
today; lowest, AZ, at ain. today.
For full report see page 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-23
Notable Progress by French.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, September 23-French troops
yesterday and last night made notable
progress in their drive for the en-
circlement Of st. Quentin. They
pushed in far on the south and cap
tured the village and fort Of Vendeuil.
close to the Disc, nine miles south
east Of St Quentin, todays war office
announcement shows
From Vendeuil the French pushed
on to the river North of Ly Fontaine
they penetrated the wood in the di-
rectfon of Hinacourt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-23

Saturdays Net Circulation, 1ee,S4l
Sundays Net Circulation, 7S,341
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

for a few weeks the forces Of evil
are given an advantage. But In the
first place. because the deyil takes
no vacations ~ not a good argu-
ment. for We are not supposed 10
take pattern from the prince Of
evil Besides II the preacher has
leu an honest and conscientious
congregation behind him the work
OF God will not suffer IA relapse To
suppose otherwise would brand the
membership of his church ns =
tanE uf unruly hoys who would
shirk their duty as long as the
teacher was not present 20 watch
them
But Christ was not 40 insiient on
rest but that he was moved 10 com
passion af the plight OF the multi
turc that had pursued him. lie COM
pared them - sheep without a
shepherd Never vas he too tired
TO do good. and he proceeded TO eN-
pound to the people ths good news
OF salvation until the time care
when the demands of the natural
man Tor food became iuilstepto A.
he had given them the sead OF
life. he nov disDenses the food Of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

Cerned. ana that IL the rupreme im-
port7ncc and nobility ~ service.
Man WIS not. brought into this
world 10 make his own fortune aud
- his brethren take their chances
~ doing the same. Darwin talks
about the developmcnt or animal
forms ~ the shryiyal Of the nt'eu.
bld-time humanity tried To work
out iis destiny on the same basis
But the religion OF christ is
novel IN that e makes tyery man
his brothers keeper 90 certain ex-
tent, and the welfare OF humanity
I'm general OF more Importance than
the welfare Of the individual De
Wocrncy had M birth m the teach
iugg Of the Savior lie that should
be the highest IN the kingdom ~
heaven IL he that IN earthly lite has
been most useful 20 hls fellows And
20 clIuch the idea the savior him
self not only iu his dali, NE hut In
the comprehensive view ~ the
scheme ~ salvation noW the day Of
hrs birth up tp the dsLLy hour uu
calvary. showed thst rIe highest
ambition was realized iu utter NM
seifishncss and a sincere devotion
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

the natural man. not by q dramatic
display Of puwer. but by taking the
ordinary things OF life and bending
them " his purpose. lie 'alme1
their perplexi'N by settling them TO
work. which is good recipe for the
present day Many % mar is down
hearted az the contemplation OF the
problems Of life thar bcse' him and
ready 20 give up the fight but
when God putt him 90 work hi-
strength and courage erpws with
the effort In doing 20 he won the
csteemlJaud confidence of the mul-
tisude For f. nays 10 feed people
and be kind 20 thcm II you hone 10
sway th,ir minds and capture their
hearts Much Of Christs p work WIS
accomplished by first catering 10
the needs ~ the flesh ana then
pouring his story into willing ears
You can't teach religion tp,B s,ary-
Ing man. but you can feed 6f'u and
then Won have bis confidence
Before We leave this lc7sou We
muu not forget the main topic the
one ldea that Jesus emphnElzed
over an htHers as far az one mans
duty toward another wss con
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

hiye lust as well had mama RAJ"
down from heaven to feed the inu'
I,ude. but this he would not do as
long as there were a few loaNes ana
fishes Rather he takes the objec's
win which men are familiar ana
.r,akes use Of them 10 accomplish the
miraculous. True success comes 7"
,s IA the extent that we are 60 .
workers with God. doing our part
Of the work and laborlng In tho
line OF his will ,..-,.-
Christ had taken his disciples
with him IN a boat and was escap-
ing from the ins.stent crowds thA'
followed him everywhere. Ihey
needed rest. people who work ~
Good things require rest tho SAM"
n< Others. We do we'll TO give our
preachers vacations. No man Us
'apnb.e OF doing his work properly
unless occasionally he Laws II down
md Gives mind and body chance
10 temperate some SAY that thi. r.
wrong Iecause they think Gods
.}r,resentati,ts should be always
With their hands on the ploW. They
say the dey II takes no vacations and
that when the preacher goes away
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
The Sunday
School Lesson

lesson March "a. Mark 6;32-4t !
We are often oppressed by the ,
futlity OF our feeble efforts TO con !
tribute TO the accomplishment OF
great things our ability seems 50
ont or proportion to the needs OF
our Willingness to do good, sor-
row and distress, antasonism and
Indifference. meet us on every hand
and We despair OF putting our
strength against the might OF oppo-
sition. Yet II takes multitude Of
small things to make the big things.
and II We only knew how many
more earnest souls were laboring
toward the same ends we would
realize that the combined power OF
multitude with the same thot will
ultimately upset worlds and regen-
crate a race. The lunch which the
small boy carried with him on that
memorable race around the sea OF
Galilee to. head Off the ship In which
The Savior was crossing seemed
puful quantity TO meet the hunger
of vast multitude, yet by the
grace of God this little bit Of food
was made To satiate the thousands
and, there was plenty and TO spare.
Let US not despair as long as we
arc working In harmony with God.
iog 10 is TO him that all human
events must owe their ultimate Sue
cess. The proudest plans OF mon
arch or dictator, or the humble
Ionglugs OF the weak and obscure,
ailke are Of no avail unlers the
blessing of Almighty God is back of
the work.
Paul said: Paul may plant and
ApoilOa water ,sbut tod gtveRh the
increase" We read today OF a won
deriul miracle. yet is not'a o. greater
"onler taking place before our
eyes from season 10 season? A com
WfauNely inconsiderahle amount OF
seed Is sown IN the earth and pro-
uuces The food 10 save millions
fom hunger. This is Gods work
~ much as the loavcs and fishes
me only difference being that we
are accustomed to the phenomenon
W seed time and harvest and take
u As a matter OF course. while the
oPFh and undeniable exercise OF
.s'ulY miraculous power. being out
VI lhe ordinary and at variance
SUh what we have been taught TO
"e NE course of nature. claims our
Nohdering attention. Science estl-
mates that mans part In preparing
we ground. planting. cultivating
any gathering the crop represents
onIy about 8 per cent 81 the energy
'P'hded In the production OF
~. All the rest Is natures work.
,"t ""s OF God in practical opera
wv. Ntnety-flye per cent OF the
,o,h is done outside of human ef-
WV and vet the human effort is
essential 10 its production God
lever works an absolute miracle II
mere IS a human agency at hand
.1p''lg ~ taking up the work. All
'tai and good things come Of hu-
D1a energy backed by divine power
ana 'Hcouragement. Jesus could
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

One Of the latest patterns ls
a 9-lnch kid boot with turn
soles. high. slender covered
heels. lace design, These
boots come IN COloIs OF
white. ivory. gray and field
brown; price the pair $3.50.
our stock OF Pumps is en-
tireiy complete. We are
showing Pumps for street,
dress and party wear These
models come In plain, col
oniai and beaded styles.
Turn aud welt soles Gov
cred aud leather LOUIS heels.
priced the pair ... 81 To si2
-Nandcycr's second Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
RUSSIAN FARMERS
RAISE OWN FOOD
Are hack ON the Farm la Raise
Their Living Only and DO
Not sell.
DON'T WORRY ABOUT RUBLE
an ,rh,ltics Are Personal and
There Is Complete business
.tRgnntiOn.

.... rass,nn farmer Is back at
., .r ,hc land and living on his
own produce" reports Charles l..
,.,., prominent New England
..l Ia1ther man, who has Just
...I from trip TO NladiVostok
,,erIll mission for the bureau
,,,s.rn and domestic commerce.
..,,,,ut Of commerce. so Tar
,,,t g concerned, he II not badly
"a nvf he IS putting very little on
wv. market lie barters for the lit
WV bc needs In the way OF manu-
,.,,rad Goods but Will not accept
money fnr his produce. He refuses
,n worry about the fluctuations In
,nc value ot the ruble, "
Mr. Preston. who has spent many
,.l,s in Russia, went 10 Russia on
rts occasion in behalf Of the gov
,rrnept to find out what could be
t,pe t1 facilitate the shipment or
S,t.s and skins to the United States,
tut found little announcement FOR
v,c near future. Farmers are not
,uovct 90 KIN calves for a period OF
r,,.e wears and only small quanti-
,les OF other hides and skins are he
lDg b,rtcred by the raisers Old
stocks are held In interior ware
houses and by.speculntors, but there
ara no important supplies OF hides
and skins in or near Nladivostok.
The business stagnation In Russia.
explains Mr. Preston. is due in part
10 the depreciation Of the rublo and
10 restrictions on the banks Trans
fer OF money by banks from one city
To another Is forbidden, and deposit
TORS are not allowed to draw more
than e50 rubles at a time. In ordi-
nary times $50 rubles Is equal 20 a
lriflc more than Sl25, hut Is worth a
great deal less now.
Developments In the Russian hide
and skin business will continue to
reehc the careful attention OF the
bureau OF foreign and domestic COM
mercc, and plans are being made for
an exhaustive report on the industry
AS Il existed before the war, and dur
Ing the war and On the prospects for
the future, ~ soon as such prospects
can be discerned with any certainty.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
, inn. .Ilnrrcl Mcn IN rc,n..

spar.al 70 The Word
HAEGEF TcNs march l5
The walker we.l just north o.
town. has been drilled q tcw rect
into the sand nud is nov rudkuuS
500 barrels aud is flowing steadily.
II has been great surprise 10 Ll'
here who have considered
% almost failure.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

The women who are now
buying their spring suits ana
dresses win not have com =
pleted their shopping until
they have seen our wonder
ful assortment Of ONiurds
They come In colurs Of gray
white. brown, field brown
black KID. price the pair 80
10 sI2.
Women who drive their own
cars need "a pair Of heel pro-
teCtors. We have just rec
ceived a complete shipment
Of these very necessary at
iaChments. price the pair
siJ0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
DcRtb Penalty Fsyorc,I

PHILADELPHIA. March H.
Death Tor Gorman pfopaFaudisis and
American traitors wcH advocated to-
day by the philadelphia conference
Methodist Episcopal church IN rHa-
olutlons unanimously adopted a tho
1llst annual meeting h"'rg held
here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Are You Buying W. S. So

n you are saving at all, In Thrift They w
centi insrest compounded
back OF them the absolute your govern
m"nt II YOU do this you taking position
the patriotic people Of this country bearing the
burden OF this great for the liberation of mankind
WAR SAVING STAMPS ron SALE HERE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Infants Coats.

Infants long and short coats. In faille
SILK and crepe de chine silk poplin, serge
uibHtrus. hcse coats are all very pret-
lily hand embroidered. some with large
collars IND some with small rolled col
luH Sizes from infants TO GOO
years. priced from So to....... W"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Baby Bonnets.

Pretty lingerie bonnets in white with
colorcd silk Innings and all white trim
med with pretty roscttes I'm cplored rib
bous Also handsomely made baby hoods
In the handkerchief linen, raging IA
sizes from /. tO 22 and 81
priced from 81 to...,,..........
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
mdib Footwear to Enhance Charm Spring

The most exclusive footwear Is to be found In our
j. and T. Cousins Brooklyn. New York made shoes
for women. These models insure all discriminating
women the very latest styles and designs In d!S-
tlnRushed footwear
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

Easter " coming and many new Easter
novelties are arriving. There are bunniea
In baskets, hunnies with shopping bags.
ducks and the little books about Peter
IA uhEtt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

woman puts anything on her face
She deceives no one but herself"
Wen. isn't that enough %"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17

Scrlm and Marquisette
Curtains. lace trimmed.
~ yards IN length ready
10 hem and hang. priced
moderately the gS
the pair 81 tO..... ~
CretonueT FOR bedrooms,
dining rooms and living
rooms, various color selec-
tions} price per S0H
yard csc to ...-..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
White Goods Section
New Spring Wash Goods

40-lnch Fancy Noiles, satin
striped and floral patterns, Tor
spring dresses, priced S1.25
per yard .........,.
Sa-nch niptlette for boys wash
suits and rompers. beautiful
striped mnterials; price 35c
per yard ..,....t......
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Blouses That Are New

Coral GeorEctto Crepe is used In the develop
ment OF this smart little blouse having Dutch
neck" The vest, collar and sleeves are trim
me-, med with small i ls, bead" I" very effoe' $40
simplicity IL the keynote Of this handsome
blouse uf all white 6eorgette crepe, slip over
style Tho front n trimmed In fine tucks io
form yoke The bib shaped collar In trimmed
In real fllct lace and hand embroidery. xZ6
Lace trimmed cuffs; price ......,.... -
Another pleasing model IL made OF yellow
GeorGettc crepe, with fine knife plentlng, civ
ing fullucss down front The collar and cuffs
are Of soft white satin. most practical and
dressy blouse for general wear; $3.50
priced moderately ht, .....,........ Y -
Flesh colorcd blouse, high neck model The
front OF which II beaded In gray ana white
with gray band down front and on sleeves
Trimmed with small pearl buttons. SS, ,95
A pretty model priced at,..,...,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Newest Coats for
Every Dress Occasion

You viii find ON the third floor at Nandcvers
most complete showing of new spring coats
To bO had lu all materials. shades and styles
one of the new coats for this season comes Ia
beautiful Jersey mixture. to bee had In bet
sian blue anG brown. t2tc-puurtrr length
model with inverted box plcntcd back, finished
ott with belt and largo patch pockets $40
skirt length cape ts another ON" or the
new arrivals nov being shown IN this depart
mcnt THIS model depends for rs charm on
It's graceful lines IL is fashioned from navy
blue, triootiuc ana ponEeo, and is lined fun
a most attractive evening wrap, $50
Charming coat uf tan siiycrtuue with Tuxedo
collar OF gray tricutinT. This model haS III
vCrtcd plcajs and double strapped belt, tn
med with horn buttons, hundsuWeN SGD
lined through0uti price ........ .....,.., r.
Black velvet sleeveless coat made with "A
handsome lo,l collar aud fiat pockets This
coat has binding of SILK military X30
braid. price ......,.. ....,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
New Things in the Art Goods Section
Knitting and embroidery classes every Tue
from TO o'clock. Competent teachers in

New shipment of rings aud handles for kni
made OF bone, amber rubber and wicker;
priced Soc TO ........ .........,......... .
l3- piece Japnnese Lunch Sets consisting
8 plate dollies ana tumbicr d0iies.
japanese designs good washable Colors.
priced per set ,....... ................
riGue Dresser ScHrfs with pin cushion an
c"iyer 10 match. stamped ready FOR embro
cry. priced per set s.-..., ........
36-inoh center piece iu sCnlloped and GRO,
stamped ON repp ready FOR embroidery
priced each ...... ......,. ........ ....
DcNicr- knitting oUttons. Tor Hed Gross W.
priced per bah 100. or 3 Tor ............
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-17
Children's Millinery.
Drapery Department

Dainty Curtain Nets, In
cream and white. several
. good designs and patterns
from which to select
price per yard GD
a6C to A......,...
Madras Sunfaat material,
IN soft brown and some
blho, good selection
priced moderately CT
per yard 1850 to-. "
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25
vzHpRU MA xkEl
ceskoslevansl<sms dSin6ma
Iidu v nn&stech!

------
Nejradoztnejsi, ale take nej-|
|piln&jsf doba - doba sklizne
|nebo-li zni nastava Pro nase
|ze1n&dxice farmare. Ma teto
|sklizni a mich zalezf velnai
|mnohO celia naSe ziyotni exi-
|stence. Nejen pax mas, ale tisi-
led jinych, tarn "a morem zpu-
!stosen6 q. hladoyicf Evropy.
Tisfce nasich synh, bratrd q
pfatel nejen We yojste americ-
KEN ale j spojencI, sklada ma
dsji . dnvsru, ze bndem moci
lie zasobiti . ziviti po cas- jejich
(bojd - jsou to miiiony hlado-
lviclch osob We yYdrancovanych
Ea zpustosenych zemich 49, je
|tem61 cely svet, ktery upfra
zraky sve v nadeji brzke pomo
lei cd teto zeme.
Tisice synI Q mladych muzu
farmerskych je dnes bud ma
fronte Reb We yojst6 a tisice
tech, kterf kazdorocne vyjizde-
| Ii pomoci ma zn6 - dnes kosi
nepfltale.
Toz, kdo donna ziistal scho
pny je, nastup v jejich mista !!
Mas lid ponejyice obeznamen
| je s hospodarskou praci a plat
Inc mnze pomoci.
Pomozte nasemu farmeru |!
Dostane Sc vam zadoucl zme-
my v zamestnani, coz yam pro
lsp9je; plat je nejen slusny, ba
nebyvaly; mnohe vyhody W.
plynou YAM seznanim kraje,
kde budete pracovati q MONA
lie sam usadite Sc pax na far
[nae.
| iKdo q nasich krajann milze
lpomoci svym prateldm ma Ear
me, at hned Jim pise, by NELL o
tom yedomost. Pamatujte, re
|prace ma farme v dohe mi me-
mi snadna a tn nejste-li SLIM q
otuzili, radeji po, cas- mi nj
KAN nejezdete, byste snad je-
ste vice prace pripravili NEIL
|pomohli. Je nesmyslem hovo-
|reni, ze kazdy v meste by mel
/ ljfti pomoc ma farmu; tax hovo
,tri jen ten, kdo nezna pracoy-
mich pomern ma yenkoye. Tedy
lien zdatni q schopni necht je-
Idou!
| Nedejte Sc zlakati rIznymi
!. !agenty a nejezdete neznamd
liz Y DANA nAista bez urcite il,
Istoty. Pamatujte, by nehnall
lljste Sc jedine "a vydelkenl, spj
Use by vase hlavni snaha by by,
lila, prospect g pomoci. Stalo q
s|mnohdy, ze mnozi Y touze W.
|. Idelati co nejvfce, phi cteni rdz
Ipych prehnanych zprav meier
lshledali, ze byli oklamani a d
lplat ba AMI prace nebyla O
l[n6ch mistech, ale ze j znacnol
least penez, utratili jizdou pt
Idraze ma nlisto.
Il Kdo z krajanl chce, anei
lm1ze jeti 9 pomoci phi znich
lInecht neodkladne se hlasi u.
ii n. F. Jelinka, 1909 Garfield
i ,ISt., Omaha, Neb.
III Mnozi farmefi jiz So ptihla
2. krajane prostred dnictvin
I -lodbocek N. s, .. *, mohou a.
-lstati who odnou praci pomoc
tsvaj svAmu.
|, Obvod je pro staty Iowu, n!
4 brasku 4 Kansas. Pfilozts po
4 stovni l3cl znamku ma odpc
we'd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25

PRODA Sc dun o A svetnicich
8 koupelnou. Dlazdena ulice,
plyn. Lot je 35 phi 120 strevi-
cich. Cena levna. Haste Sc v
els. 1884 E. 54s uf. 2 Bower
ave. 6-28
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4
|nabudete mi braniti, abych po-
tom "a VS. odejsti nlohla. kdy
(to - dobr& uznAm. =
Kdyz jiz po tfeti tato slova
|opetovala, pfistoupila tasne ks
|mn9 . polozila svoji ruku
|hubenou a chladnou ma ru-
ku mou. Zachvel jsem Sc u
|stoupil jsem pred nj. Jakoby
|smrt byla ma mne sahla.
sSlihujete mi to?"
"Ano.
Jedine slovo! Jedno 2 nejo-
|bycejnejsfch, ktere bezpoctu-
|krate "a iediny den splyne Sc
|rtl snad kazdsho clovaka. a
|pfece Sc chveji, kdyz yzpomi-
mann ma onu chyili, kdy toto
pred nj jsem vysloyil.
Nastoupili jsme spolecne ce-
Istu K Londynu - ia . tato Zen
Istina, jejlz jmeno q STAY jsem
Lani neznal. Dloubou dobu kra-
Iceli jsme vedle sebe mlcky.
Z
"Rada bych Sc vas jeSte ne
leo zeptala," pocala po delsi
Ichyili. "Znate osobne mnohc
llidf Y Londgne?"
20 velmi mnoho."
| ..Znate take pany 2 vyssich
Istavi, hodnostare r Bylo zna-
III, ze pronasi tuto otazku !
|vnitrnim premahanfm.
"Znam n6kter6," ," odpoyedel
ljsem suse.
"N6ktere," op6tovala q "a
lmlcela Sc, phi cemz pAtrayt
Ipodfvala Sc mi do tyafe. "Zna'
tie nektere barony2'
Tato otazka zdala se mi po.
diynou.
proc Sc tax ptate?"
"Ponevadz k Will sobe sams
81 pref, abyste neznal jist6hs
barona.
| "Racte vysloviti Sc urciteji.'
NE, nemohu - zapomnels
bych Sc, kdybych jen jeho jms
mo vyslovila. "Mluvila nyni hi;
Isite, podrazdene. Pc civil
vzdychla 81 a skoro septmo pr;
villa: "Poyezte mi, ktere baro
ny v Londyn6 znAte?"
| Nemohl jsem il teto malickt
sti odeprfti q vyslovil jsem tt
ljmena baroni, jichz ditky by
Ijsem kdysi vyucoval..
"Ach Wy no neznate," pra
lvila skoro radostne.
"Domnivam sc, ze snad ubl
I'll vam nekdy n6ktery muz, p'
Itrfci k vyssimu stavu," pravi
ljsem nyni. Jest snad j tyz pi
[cinou, BE tax pozde nalezat
se pod sirym nebem dplne sa
Imotna, opustena?"
/ ANeptejte Sc pane; nepfejt
Isl, abych o tom mluviti mus
ila," odpovsdela mi; "nejsem
to, abych dala ma podobne OF
lzky prime odpov6di; bylo pr
lis kruts Sc mnou nakladant
lbylo mi ucin9no hrozne bezpr
lvi. Prokazete mi velikou lasks
|vost, pdjdete-h nynf rychIeji
lnebudete-h ma mne mluvit
Mam-h Sc upokojiti, masim M
.izbytne s:1ltetir'
i Vyhovel jseIn jejimu pfar
Ia zrychlil krok. Asi pil hodin
: kraceli jsne takto sp6sn6 a m
! lcky. Jenom chvilemi podiv,
jsem Sc lkradkem v jejf tva'
nebof vyptayati jsem Sc il n,
Esna6l vice niceho. Fv&f jejf II
tstavala nezmGnenou; rty pc
-lE6 sevfen6, na bE6m Gele stop
i y|vznikajicich vrasek, oei neu
9 teite pred sehe hledici q v G.
lem pohledu vyraz jak6si I'll
/ lby a veiiksho roztfpceni. j
8 dosli jsme K prynfm domdI
]. llondynskym, k6ez tv&f jeu b
9 |nskud se vyjasnila q iista OF
3 |vfsla se X nteve ot&zce.
ell "Bydlite VI LCndyn6 q" pfa
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-25
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Name ma prodei;


Move donny We Washington
lark bouleYardu, z&padn6 pd
gych. AZ VI. Mlzete pouzlt ka-
ru ma vych. SIS IL, aueb Har-
ward Denison. ParkoVnf odbor
mesta Clevelandu sc bude sta
at o 100 stop sirOkJ boulevard
mezi chodnfky pred ka&dSm
,domem. Zaroven Sc bude sta
,at o 80 stop sirky naezi chod-
snfkem a ulici, kde tr&vnlk bu-
de mestem v nejlepsfm pofad-
|ku udrzovan. Vsechny domy
Ijsou papirovane, dubove podla
hy,. elektricke zaffzeni, stint
.dla Y oknech, pradelni otvor,
|prkno ma zehleni, vyt&pecf
pee, skopky ma prani, oddeleni
pro ovoce a pro uhlf.
Nasledujfci domy jsou hoto-
We neb SIC dostavuji:
3792 Washington park Blvd.
g sv6tnic a koupelna S., $50.
3760 Washington park Blvd.
6 svetnic a koupelna $4,975.
1856 Washington park Blvd.
Z svetnic a koupelna s., CTS.
$3.50 Washington park Blvd.
g svetnic a koupelna $3.50.
3768-70 Washington park
Blvd. pro dive rodiny $6,675.
Domy pozemky v okoli Sc
|prodavaji ma splatky. Bondy
Svobody sc prijmou co splatky
" pine Gene jako hotox6 pc
lize.