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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
HEADS OF CRY DEPARTMENTS

George A. Nash, president Of the
council.
d. z. McIver, president pro tenn.
A. A. Winer, Department OF Public
Safety: Police, fire, buildings and
structures.
A. T. Thomas, Department Of Pub
lie Health: Sewerage, street and san
itation.
e. A. Osborne, Department. Of Pub
lie Service: Light and water
G. A. Nash, Department Of Justice:
Laws and ordinances.
D. E. McIver, Department Of FL
nance: Finances and accounting.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

The director general of railways
has informed the Florida railroads
that the government must have. all
the freight cars available at once.
District Superintendent Macarthur of
the Atlantic Coast Line instructs all
the agents on this division that be-
ginning tomorrow, January 18th,
steps must be taken to put every car
IN use and keep it running. This
means that shippers must be prompt
to help the railroad men In loading
and unloading, as cars cant be left
standing on sidetracks to await the
convenience of any private party or
corporation. There are not quite
enough cars in the country to carry
on all the business, so it is impera-
lively necessary that all be kept
moving.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

1t is unreasonable to expect any
great improvements in anything these
days, but there are many little inn
provements that might be made
among them, a number of the stores
in the city might put new latches on
their doors. There are several stores
here that, to our positive knowledge,
haven't changed their latches in
twenty-five years, and they are an IN
fernal nuisance to customers going
in and out in weather cold enough to
require that the doors be kept shut.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

It is noticeable here lately that as
soon as the wind rises the city lights
begin to flicker and 60 out. Not be-
ing an electrical expert, we don't
know the reason nor the remedy, but
we would like to see the trouble
abated.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

Major A. r. Gardner, former con-
gresham from Massachusetts, who
resigned when war was declared, to
enter the ranks, Is In q dying condi-
tion at Camp Wheeler from pneu-
monia.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

save your wood as you would save
coal If you had it, and tag your AK in
stead Of your shovel. You cant miss
it far when you are saving with any
thing these days.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

The British ambassador to Russia
says Trotzky is honestly working to
bring about peace and that his work
is far more detrimental to the Ger
mans than to the Allies.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

The entire country as well as the
army is shocked at the action OF
Capt. Lewis r. Whistler, an officer
who made an excellent record in the
Spanish American war, but who ct
Camp Funston, Kansas, Saturday
night, killed four helpless men and
then suicided, his actions being due TO
his theft of 100000 from the army
bank at the camp.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
n YOTT Use

your building will look vel, the Paint
will wear well, TIE cost will be lowest,
since you will have fewer gallons TO
buy, because its all paint, and you
get two for one.
A coat now and then of DAVIS
OLD COLONY WAGON PAINT pre-
serves your wagons and farm nipple
ments and makes them look like new.
For Sale By
THE MARION HARDWARE CO,
Ocala. Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
MEMBER ASSOCIATED Press

The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled Tor the use for republication OF
not otherwise credited In this paper
and also the local news published
herein. All rights Of republication OF
served.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

There is one thing certain and sure
about negro workmen, and that is
there are no foreign spies among
them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

Buy war savings stamps to help
win the war, and have us ill your
prescriptions for accurate service.
The Court Pharmacy If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
ocALA TWENTY YEARS AGO

At the Ocala House, Friday night,
Jan. Ia, was given a german, at
which ten couples tripped the light
fantastic. The Star of the 18th said.
w. w. Martin and Miss Lula Gary
led the march. The other participants
were E. r. HeIyenston, Miss Loretta
Bullock; z. 4. Crossett, Miss Lollie
Bailey; Capt. r. e. Davidson, Miss
Lavalette Martin; Ben Rheinauer,
Miss Mamie Eagleton; w. w. Con-
dor, Miss Eunice Williams; e. L. Nc
Intosh, Miss Cecil Cornell; J. G. Nor
cross, Miss Effie Burnett; Mr. and
Mrs. r. e. Bugbee, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Livingston. Prof. Pixies orchestra
furnished the music"
Mrs. e. l. Carney entertained a
number of friends in honor of Miss
Burnett Of Winchester, KY, sister
of Mrs u. z. Waterman.
DIR. Smith moved his Office into the
rooms in the Merchants block that he
kept for the next ten years.
The tobacco enterprise, which many
hoped would partly repay the state
for its lost oranges groves, was then
La full swing, as was shown by an
nouncements Of the arrival of j. E.
Mabry of GAINESVILLE, Tenn, an ex-
|perienced tobacco grower, who came
here to plant the weed, and that Col.
Z. p. Miller, who had just bought the
Vogt place, would plant five acres to
tobacco. This movement soon play
led out.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

People would be more apt to weigh
their words If they were paid for them
by the pound.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15

Washington is flooded with appIi-
cants for clerical positions who have
no qualifications for such work. The
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
DO you KNOW CORN MEAL,
Its Use Means Service to Your COm-
try and NOurislaing Food
for You
(U. S. Food ADMINISTRATOR

%. 5. Food AdmlnlstratIOn)
Try corn bread and see how good it
can be. There are many kinds. You
will wonder why you didn't use it ev-
cry day before the war.
It is very nourishing, too, A cup OF
corn meal gives even more fuel to
your body than a cup of wheat -four.
Here is quick kind OF corn bread.
Our grandmothers used to make it on
a board before the open fire. You can
bake it IN your oven.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
Corn Meal and Mix

Do you use corn meal rnush for a
breakfast food? It is both cheap and
good. Cooked in skim milk instead Of
water it is extra fine and Che food
value of the dish is Hearty doubled.
Here is delicious corn meal and milk
desert:
Indian Pudding: cups milk
twhole or skim), X cap corn meal, q
teaspoon salt, teaspoon ginger, IS
cup molasses Cook milk and meal in
a double boiler 20 minutes; add the
Eaolasses, salt and ginger. Pour into
buttered pudding dish and bake two
hours in slow oven, or use flreless
cooker. Serve with milk. This makes
a good and nourishing desert Serves
Six
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
Corn Meal and Meat

Corn meal is good combined with
meats. Such a dish is a meal in itself.
Try this one.
Tamale Pie: cups corn meal, 6
cups water, i tablespoon fat, onion,
2 cups tomatoes, pound hamburger
steak. Make mush by stirring the
corn meal and " teaspoons salt into
boiling water. Cook 45 minutes.
Brown onion in fat, add hamburger
and stir until red color disappears.
Add salt, pepper and tomato. A sweet
pepper is an addition. Grease baking
dish, put in layer of corn meal muah,
add seasoned meat, and cover with
mush. Bake one-haIf hour. Serves
six.
Corn Helps Us Feed the World
Ours is the splendid burden of feed
ing the world There is no magic way
of making food win the war. It can
be done in but one way; the way of
voluntary and eager resolution and
action of the whole people in every
shop and every kitchen and at every
table In the land.
AO AiO4G LOAn VIC Use eAS 441O4~
food can be sent abroad. There are at
least SO ways to use corn meal to
make good dishes for dinner, supper
and breakfast. Your family is miss
ing delicious, nourish;ng, economical
food if you are not serving corn-meal
dishes In your home.
Here are some more suggestions:
Hot Breads. Boston brown bread,
hoecake, mullins, biscuits, griddle
cakes, waffies.
Desserts: Corn-meal molasses cake,
apple corn bread, dumplings, ginger
bread, fruit gems.
Hearty Dishes: Corn-meal croquets,
corn-meal fish balls, meat and corn
meal dumplings, Italian polenta and
tamales.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
NOTICE
Ocala Iron Works Stockholders Meet
ing

ing
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Ocala Iron Works will
be held in the company Office, Ocala,
Fla, on Monday, the 4th day Of Feb
ruary, "a. ID. 1918, at 10 o'clock a. M,
for the purpose of electing officers
and such other business as may be
required to come before the meeting.
Dated in Ocala, Fla, this the 18th
day of January, A d. 1918.
(Signed): George MacKay,
tChas. e. Simmons, President.
Secretary. 1-15-tues-sat
Nunnally's Candies 1.-THE standard
of the South limited quantity at
Gerig's Drug Store. 18*
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
An Old Southern Recipe

Here is an fashioned soft spoon
bread that Southerners like. With
milk or sirup it makes satisfying
meal.
cups water, cup milk whole or
skim), cup corn meal, tablespoon
fat, 2 eggs, 2 teaspoons salt Mix
water and corn meal and bring to the
boiling point and cook 5 minutes.
Beat well and make in well-greased
pan for % minutes in a hot oven.
Serve from the same dish with
spoon. Enough for six.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-01-15
Corn Dodger

2 cups corn meal, teaspoon salt, 2
teaspoons fat, LIZ cups boiling water.
Pour the boiling water over the other
materials. Beat well. When cool, form
into thin cakes and bake 80 minutes
In a hot oven. Makes IA biscuits.
These crisp little biscuits are good
with butter or gravy. Eat them with
your meat and vegetables.
Corn IS Bread
Corn bread is especially good made
with sour milk and soda; but sweet
milk and baking powder are salts
factory. Eggs improve the flavor and
add to the food value, but may be
omitted If too expensive.
No. LIZ cups corn meal, 2. cups
sweet milk whole or skim), 4 tea
spoons making powder, tablespoon
sugar, 2 tablespoons fat, I teaspoon
salt, l egg (may be onitted).
No. 2.2 cups corn meal, cups
sour milk, teaspoon soda, l table
spoon sugar, tablespoons fat, tea
spoon salt, egg. lmay be omitted).
Mix dry ingredients. Add milk,
well beaten egg, and melted fat. Beat
well. Bake in shallow pan for about
80 minutes.
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P0xjLIcNf MELODY.

Julius Toplar, 81 rokl, 1901
Rosewood ave., byl vcera vecer
tezce M hlave poranen auto
mobilena 1a Woodhill I'd. Auto
mobil ffdil Casper Delgag z
Akron.
Alexandr Jiska, 2980 w
chod. 81 ul., byl vcera prejet
lokomotivou ma draze Erie po
blize vych. IS ul. v st. Alexis
nemocnici ODE nohy mu byly
odejmnty. Lekafi nemajf made
ji ma jeho uzdravenf.
Nasledkem padu $ kary ma
vych. 105 ulici, pf. Julie War
dova, 73 roki, Sc naleza v kri-
tickem postavenf We SVEN do
move, zz54 vych. SO ul.
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Pan Charles w. Webb, KITE
III v dob6 slavposti, kn poct9'
prof. Masaryka se nalezal u
konvepci u st. Loui5h, psal re-
daktoru xlejsito cas-. Plain
Dealern. xe s velkym zajmenl
6etl zprayp D slavnosti ma uyi-
tanl prof Masaryka, ale pou-
kazoval pa nespravne nazyoslo
vi, kter6 W zpraVe pouzity by
ly. TAX Xii pf. nisto Ceskoslo-
vansk6 Ohyvatele melo byt AZ
merictf cechoslovane. Y nynej
Isl dobe kakdy ma byt prvns Al
|merikan, = pax teprve nazna-
Cen jeho pdvod.
Pan webb to mysli spravne.
|Pfi obdrzeni nasich obcan-
|skych list6 jsme Sc zfekli po-
|vinnostf v0ti Wade, pod kterou
|jsme byn zrozeni zaroven
|jsme pfisahali vernost teto ma
Isl move vIasti, ktera nam posky
lila pfilezifost k snazsi1nu Eivo-
ltu. NY pfi1tehovalci jsme 81 to-
ho v6do1i q proto nase sray-
slenf = ne6e cft6ni jest . Ameri
kou. Co alneriGh obcane jsme
americtf Gesi q ty nase sympa-
tie s nasf btvalou ceskou ylasti
nam zkdnf pokrocily Ameri-
can nezaxllva.
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3ylssf SAss
sUprchla b lstavu pro cho-
romyslne!" !"
Ami vyliciti nemohn, jak ma.
mne iieinkovala tato slova. Ny
nj pochopoval jsem jeji nepo-
koj a JEFF zvlastnf zjev, jakoz
jejf neurcite a tajemne reel.
Dvojnasob jsem litoval, re pro
pustil jsem il bez pomoci a ze
ubohou ponechal jsem vlastni
jejf Will, ktera povede il snad
We zkazu.
Nespokojen sam sebou We
Sci jsem do sveho bytu. Ma spa
III nemohl jsem vice ami pony
sliti. v nekolika hodinach mel
jsem nastoupiti cestu do Kum-
berlandu a proto jsem si- umi-
nil, re jiz ami neulehnu. Chtel
jsem kresliti a potion cisti, ale
bila zena znepokojoyala mne
" mysli ustayicne.
Co sc s nj ash stale? Kde opu
stila najaty WIZ? Dosla stast-
ne ku sve pTftelkyni % niz byla
Sc mi zminila, anebo dohonill
j jeste oni diva neznanai mu-
zove? Takove a podobne my
slenky ozyyaly Sc mi stale y
dust, aniz bych vedel ma ne u
spokojive odpovedi.
Byl jsem tomu rad, kdyz pr
blizila sc konecne hodina me
no odjezdu. Ma rychlo vykona
jsem posledn1 pfipravy, rozlol
Gil Sc s Ilidmi, u nichz jsem by
dlel a odebral Sc ma nadrazi
kdez hlukem a cilym zivotem
jindy pro mne nesnesitelnym
byl jsem znacne povzbuzen
vytrzen re sveho zadumanz. G
sta trvala cely den a kdyz pr
byl jsem ma psledni stanic
kde. mel mne ocekavati povo
re zamku Limmeridge bylo il
deset hodin vecer.
Poyoz skutecne mne oceks
val, a mrzuty vozka, jako VS.
chni vozkove anglicti, vybfe
mne, abych We voze Sc usadi
Jeli jsme potion po ceste vel
ce bldne, tax re staromodni |
zkg vIz jen volne mohl poh,
bovati Sc ku predu. Konecn
jsem poznal, re kola octla /
ma rovne ceste, posypane pi
KEN a "a n4kolik okamzik
projeli jsme vysokymi vrat
Wiz zastavil ma rozlehlem d,
re venkovskeho zamku. VAR
Stary sluha mne uvftal a ON
nail mi, sze panstvo uchylilo
Jill ma odpocinek. Potoms i've
1nne do elikeNsvetnice, kde /
stole pfipravena byla pro mi
yeGere, gs
Bu jsen pfflis unaven, nj
abych raohl zanoho jisti pf
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Napsal w. collins

llnIIIIlnIIInHlIllHIllIlIlnIVW
lzvlaste kdy sluha tax 81 poci-
nal, jako by ma mist6 jedin6ho
lelov6ka posluhoval cele spoiled
lnosti hodovnfkd. Ia ctvrt ho-
ldiny byl jsem yecefi hotov,
lnacez dal jsem Sc uvesh do
lsve loznice. Vazny sluha vyka-
zal mi 1tulny, krasn6 zafizeny
pokojik a odchazeje ode mne,
pravil: "Snfdan6 jest o devate
lhodine, pane.
20 Gem bude Sc nal asi zdati
lteto noci?" myslil jsem 81,
kdyz shasl jsem svicku, male
lzajfci Sc ma malem stolku We
Idle meho lizka. Uvidfm We snu
.|bflou pani, anebo nezname oby
Ivatele tohoto domu?" Byl to
lzvlastnf pocit, ulehati ma ldzko
Nv cizim dome jako stary pfftel
lrodiny q neznati ami jedineho
I6sena JEFF.
ID Rano vstal jsem o osrne hodi
1ne. S oblekanfm a 1pravou sve
.lho zevn6jsku byl jsem brzy no
ltov, tax ze kratce pred deva-
i|tou hodinou mohl jsem sejfti
lido prizemf. Tyz sluha, jenz
vcera mi posluhoval, potkal
lmne ma chodbe a uctive ukazal
mi dvefe svetnice, kde pTipra-
1vena byla snidane.
Uprostfed peclive upravene
! komnaty nalezal Sc stdl, ma
lnemz byla jiz pfipravena hoj-
ina snidane. Komnata mela
mhoho oxen. Kdyz jsem vstou
pill, stala uSjednoho okna, nej-
! dale ode mne yzdaleneho, da-
ma, pc domacku ale velmi ele-
gantne odena jez byla zady ke
, mne obracena a nepozorovala
) lmeho pTlchodu. Jiz ma prvni
pohled byl jsem zaujat ztepi-
iostf jeji postavy pdvabnym
zjevem jejim. Tvary jejiho t6.
lila, jez nebyly seyreny zadnou
i isn6rovackou, byly uplne SOU
= merne, tax ze eko Sc zalibenfn
il ma Mich spocinulo. Byl jsen
: pfesvedcen, ze take tvaT tete
5 danny must byti krasna. v ton
i to ocekavani byl jsem ale hro
Z zne zklaman. Obratila Sc a spf
e zorujic mne uprela ma mne zrs
ky sve. v tie chvfli jsem pozna
i ze jest - oskliva.
il Jeste nikdy neshledal jsen
a takove protivy v postave a VI
Ii tvafi, jak tomu bylo u teto da
i my. Plef jejf byla skoro uplni
= temna jako cikanky a ma vr
vi chnim tn znati bylo stopy ma
l. Ilych knirkI. Tato tvaf zcela d'
bre byla by Sc hodila k unifo,
ri me mladeho porucfka. Take 4
s. sta JEFF mela jakysi raz muz
N sky. Vlasy byly cerne, hlubok
u do cela padajiei. Vyraz tvar
y byl pfimy, uprimny, ackoli ne
i Ibylo v mem ami nejmensf stop
n, Eenskosti.
n, .Jste zajiste pan Hartright
i zeptala Sc DANA, pfi cemz, kt
sse lem jeji rtu objevil sc jemn
RI 1smey, coz j velmi slusel'
ci, "Vcera vecer," pokracoval;
Dz dlouho jsme vas ocekavali, k,
IL necne ale ulehli jsme v obv,
klou hodinu. Prominte, ze pr
a. niho uvitanf dostalo Sc va
81 jen cd naseho sluhy. Dovolt
dl abych predstavila Sc vam, jail
il. ljedna 2 vasich nastavaiicie
d. zakyn. Podejme 81 ruce! Ia
t9 pane! Doufam, ze budeme
" dobre snaseti a ze Sc vam v %
ne sem dome zalibf."
Sc Tato zvlastni slova ma uyi
is nou pronesena byla hlase
XII zvucnym q prijemnym. Rul
ty. jeff, kterou neobycejnou pi
vo mosti mi podala, byla velik
nv ale Jenna a bila. Potom pos
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-06-26

|sestra je dnes chnrava; trpi'
|bolenfm hlavy a nevyjde asi cel
lie dopoledne ze syeho pokoje.1
|Stara nase guvernantka, slecna
lVeseyoya il osetfuje. Mlj strycI
pan Fairlie, nikdy nepflchazlI
lk nasemu stolu. Cele dny zdr-I
lzuje Sc We svych komnatach.
lie roynez churavym 9 nerad
zdrzuje Sc We. spolecnostech. III
lnak neni krone mne Y ceiem1
ldome nikoho. Vcera byly zdeI
lnavstevou dive mlade danny, a.
lie odjely zahy, nebot Sc Jim y
mas nelfbilo, cemuz Sc ostatne
lnedivfm. Nem9lyt zde zadnel
lpany, 5 nimiz by mohly koketo
lvati, tanciti a vdbec Sc bavItl.
Nasledkem toho jsme Sc skoro
ustavicne hadaly, zvl&ste prl
lobede. Nemdze ami jinak byti.
ctyry danny jez ustaVicne jsou
pospolu, musi Sc hadati zvla-
ate pTi idle. Jsme jiz tax neO-
bratny, ze samy neumime Sc
Ibaviti. Co budete pitt pane?
Chcete Gaj nebo kavu? Proc
|jste tax rozpacitym?
Aniz by eekala, az odpovim,
Inalila mi eisku eaje a pfedlozi-
LA mi zakusky pri cemz ami ma
|okamzik nepfestala mluviti:
t1nu pochopuji vase rozpa-
ky. Jste tady dplne cizim. Je
Itedy tfeba, abych vas ponekud
Is nasi rodinou seznamila. Ia
lpocnu Sc svojf malickostf. Jme
|nujf Sc Marie Halkombova, ale
pres to nazyvam slecnu Fair
lliovu svojf sestrou. Matka mole
'lbyla dvakrate provdana a sice
prvne "a Halkomba, jenz byl
lmym otcem a po druhe "a pa
Ina Fairlie, jenz Ease byl otcem
me sestry a bratrem majitele
Itohoto zamku, nemz nyni 81
|jeme. ODE jsme osirely. Mil O
|tec byl chudy, kdezto pan Fai1
lie byl bohac. Nine nedostalc
|se zadneho jmeni, kdezto ma
} sestra jest dedickou rozsah.
llych statkG. ia - jak vidite -
jsem oskliva, kdezto mole Sc.
|stra vynika krasou." !.
Byl jsem opravdu nejvys pie
Z Il :
: kvapen touto upfimnosti slec
my Halkombove, ktera uprayu
: JIG nyni sobe cal, pokracovala
! 20 SVEN stryci, panu Fairli
] owl, nemohu vam mnoho Tici
} Zajiste vas pozada, abyste je
J po snidani navstivil a tu bude
: tie mfti dosti pfilezitosti k sc
} znaInenf Sc s MIN. Pfece vsal
! mohu vam Tfci ze jest mladsfn
! hratrem nynf jiz zemreleho OF
ce vasi druhe zakyne, me re
! stry; je svobodng Q zaroven j
2 naSim porucfkem. Miluji svoj
lsestru nevyslovne a take on,
: lmne ma rada. v tomto dom
: budete odkazan sjedine ma mas
: |spolecnost, nebot pan Fairli
, Jest prfiis nemocen, nez ably s
r mohl $ nekym zabyvati. Nevfr
! co mu vlastns chybi a take Ii
! kari to nevedf. Obdivujte s
. ljeho sbfrkam starych mincf
2 obrazd, zfskate 81 jeho pr
: zen. Po snfdani budete vzd
y lporadati stare rytiny pane Fai
liovy, potom venujete mne
lime sestre asi dve hodiny, p
= cemz budete se hlavn6 zabl
ylvati vyucoyanfm me sestry Ia
Q. nostem um6ni malirskeho, nj
2, bot ia jsem pri tom vlasta
p |druhou osobou a ucfm Sc jen
Y will sestre. Vecery nam take /
v jak ub6hnou; slecna FairlioA
m hraje yytecne ma piano, kdez
ella hudbe naprosto nerozumfz
70 Ia to vsak vyznam Sc zname
IN te We hire ma kulecnfku, v kuk
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ssNevidel jste zenstinu, KITE
IA nedavno tudy Sc ubirala y
ptal Sc neznamy straznfka.
"Jakou zenstinu, pane r.
"Jeste mladou v zlutavych
satech.'
"Nikoli',, volal 2 kocaru dru
by muz, jenz slysel rozmluyu
sveho soudruha Sc straznikem.
"saty, ktere jsme il v ustavu
dali, nasli jsme ma jeji posteli.
Odesla We svych vlastnlch sa-
tech a ty byly dplne bile.'
"Nevidel jsem il, pane" zne
la kratka odpo5ed' straznfka.
"Kdybyste il postihl, tedy il
zadrzte a dopravte il ma misto,
jakz ma tomto listku jest uda-
no. Zaplatim vsechny vylohy
tim spojene. "
Straznik prohlizel 81 listek,
ktery byl mu dorucen.
A proc il mann zadrzeti? Do
pustila Sc neceho?'
'.Niceho Sc rnedopustila! u
prchla 2 1stavu pro chorony-
sine. Je silena! Par1atujtes 81
tedy: mlada, uplne bile odena
zenstina. S bohem!"
Neznamy muz vsedl do vo-
zu, ktery potion rychle odjel.
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PRoDA Sc
Name 1la prodej::s

Move domy We Washington
bark boulevardn, z&padn& Cd
Vtch. AZ Ill. Mdzete pouzit kA-
ru ma vych. 55 ni., aneb HaE-
ward Denison. Parkovnf odbor
nesta Cievelandu Sc bude sta
at o 100 stop siroky boulevard
mezi chodniky pred kazdym
domem. Zaroven Sc bude sta
sat o so stop sifky mezi chod-
nikem a ulici, kde travnfk bu-
de mestem v nejlepsfm pofad-
ku udrzoyan. Vsechny domy
|jsou papirovane, dubove podla
by, elektricke zarfzeni, stini-
dla " oknech, pradelni otvor,
|prkno ma zehlenf. yytapeci
|pec, skopky ma prani, oddeleni
pro oyoee q pro uhli.
Nasledujici domy jsou hoto-
I've neb sc dostavuji:
1892 Washington park Blvd.
rs svetnic a koupelna $3.50.
376O Washington park Blvd.
6 syetnic a koupelna $4,975.
1856 Washington park Blvd.
| 7 svetnic a koupelna $5,675.
$3.50 Washington park Blvd.
6 svetnic a koupelna $500.
| 3768-70 Washington park
Blvd. pro dve rodiny $6s675.
Domy j pozemky okoh Sc
prodavaji ma splatky. Bondy
syobody Sc pfijmou co splatky
v pine Gene jako hotcve Pc
lize.
| w. F. MALLO, 4
oh yych. 40 vi. = Washington
i nay]x Ros,Icv. vJu.
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URoDNE FARMY v statu o.

y 80 r
URODNE FARMY v. .statu O.
hio ma prodej, neb na vym6nu,
Sc vsim osetfm q zarizcnim a
sice 0 LOS akrech, 104 akrech.
"a akrech, 9S akrech, n a.
krech, 65 akrech, 5S akzech,
90 akrech, tri po 80 akrech,
A ctyrakrovou. Navstivte mne,
ia Van daiA vysVEtlim a. pocti
We Yam poradfm. Jos. PSchota,
pozemkovy a pojisfujici jedna
tel, 5319 Hamm ave.
go
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vfNosilE PRAvNIcTvf.

Pred eenA aejvyssiho
soudu u Ohio Oscar w. New
nanem, slezilo vcera 100 pray
nikd, absolventii rdznych IA
kult, sTou pffsahu. Bylo mezi
mimi ten sedm dam.