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Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
COTTON,

New York, Aug. 3o.-Cotton futures opened easy; October BATS to 34.45; December 34.10: January 3475;- March 33.65 to 3340; May 33.5o.
 Spot cotton quiet; middling S6.5O.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
MONEY.

New York Aug. 30. - Call money strong; high 6; low S; ruling rate 6; closing bid 5 S4; offered at $; last loan 6. Bank acceptances 4 1-2 per cent
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31

You are sure of PROMPT SERVICE HERE for we have adequate STEAM EQUIPMENT, BEST MATERIALS snd the real skill that insures prompt satisfactory service.
 r, J. HEALY, Marguerite Bldg, Norwich, Ct.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
Rain Stops Racina Aaain.

Readville, Mass, Aug. 30.-Owing to the muddy condition of the track, the Grand Circuit races were postponed until tomorrow. The first race will be
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
these horses are entered
South Manchester at Jewett City.

South Manchester at JeWett City.
 Sunday afternoon the Ashland club plays the, fast South Manchester team on Ashland Park and for Mondays attraction the New London Independ- ents are the visitors.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
Second Game.
EhiladeInhia
Boston (A)
txl Batted for Perry in sth.

Tx) Batted for Perry in Sth. Score by innings:
 Philadelphia -. ......o O. 0 TOO 0 o-1 Boston .. .......-..0 0 0 10 x-4
 Two base hits Acosta. Hooper. Three base hit Strlnk.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
BASEBALL

international League Results. Newark f, Buffalo 2. tFirst game Newark 4, Buffalo l. Second game Baltimore 6, Hamilton l. Binghamton ,, Rochester Jersey City 5. Toronto [.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-31
GAMES SCHEDULED TODAY.
National League,

National League. Boston at Philadelphia. Brooklyn at New York. Cincinnati at Chicago.
 St. Louis at Pittsburgh American League. Philadelphia at Boston New Ycrk at Washington Detroit at St. Louis
 Cleveland at Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
he little Bedford town and would

the little Bedford town and would
come direct to the fair grounds.
On arrival, the party was escorted
to grandstand boxes where quite a
reception was rendered the states
chief executive and the distinguished
head of the state militia. Later the
reception committee showed the guests
through the exhibit halls. and after
spending some two OF three hours at
the fair, Governor Davis and his es-
cort repaired to Hotel Roanoke to en-
JOY a o'clock dinner.
Governor Davis and AdJutant Gem
era1 Stern were here primarily in con-
nection with the annual inspection of
the four military ompanies compris-
ing the 10 Lane Stern battalion, which
took place Thursday night.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
MARINE MILO POSED FOR
POSTER VISITS IN STATE.

Charlottesville. Va, Sept 2s.--Cor-
poral Joseph w. Purvis, of the United
States marine corps and now station.
cd at the marine barracks in Boston
was in the city yesterday on visit
to his sister. Mrs. II. T. Burgess, a3l
King street.
Corporal Purvis has been in >the
service of Uncle Sam for about twelve
years. He is a fighter, and was one OF
! those who helped to quell that little
matter in Mexico some few years ago
He married a French lady. Miss Angie
DeSellers. of Boston, who accompanied
him TO Virginia to visit Mr. Purvis
father at Shipman.
Recently in Boston, Corporal Pur-
Wis posed for the famed liberty loan
painting, Met by Might" which the
wellknown Boston artist, Arthur
Merton Hazard. has donated to the
woman's liberty loan committee OF
New England for the purpose Of STIR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

that .ho government is approach
,nQ the point of axIag q nation wide
wage scale for the period Of The war
IL matter Of great concern. and sat
isfaction to The peopls Of the country.
Trains are carving thousands Of men
daily from, Mace to place lured by the
,.... 100. Tho GOVERN
.e.s ~
cause u '"e wave
contractors Tor labor IN many cases
disturbing seriously the progress Of
,,o~., in Tho los. of the proper
-,.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

Roanoke Va. Sept 2S-The gov
ernor of Virginia and the adiutant-
general Of the state were guests at
the fair Wednesday afternoon They
ARRIVED from Montvale shortly before
q O'Clock, accompanied by John NJ.
Hart, who went TO Montvale to meet
-tiovernor Davis. Major II Frank Tay-
Tor and Captain Henry L. Francis, of
the DO Lane Stern battalion.
II had been arranged that the gov
ernor and his party should lunch at
Hotel Roanoke, and Mayor Charles
NJ Broun and r. II. Angel were to
receive him and acr as escort to the
fair grounds, but the military com
pany al Montvale and the citizens of
the town had arranged for a luncheon
there. and AS q consequence the plans
fAiled TO materialize. A telephone
message about 8 O'Clock announced
thai the distinguished guests bad Lett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

yirS.nia has launched her fourth
liberty loan from the ways and the
ship is now under fol steam ahead
The allotment for the state ss ap.
proxiuately ses.ooo oo0, and the drive
should he not allowed to close witt
less than s75 100000 subscribed
The government must have the
money. Expenses aEgreeating $50,
GOO 600 q day make up strong pay
roll al the end Of every month. yet
that is JUST what the war is costing
the country The man who demuri
is lost to ali sense Of appreciation OF
what the objects Of the nation arc ir
expending such huge sums Of rea
money ...
Yet there are men grown up an
der the peaceful principles of Amer
lean institutions whose minds ana
lives have moved along the routes
or non-resistance who fail to srasI
the urgent demand the nation makes
Log thA -nseaS-.2-rI -s-Il lInLI-eL L. var
This class Of men give expression o
their attitude In sort or silent in
difference. They live in the grea
present They are vistonlcss men
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
sTANDARDIZING WAR WAGES.

serious dislocations. and in many cases
ruin TO the firm unable to offer the
same wages.
SO serious has thjs .poaching' be-
come. and SO wide has the gulf be-
tween wages for similar work i'll diff
ferent places become that the gov
eminent is about 10 adopt measures
to enforce the stability OF wages dur
ing The war
Employers, labor representatives
and the government departments are
40 get together and evolve plan
Whereby wages VIII he standardized
and competition eliminated
The effect OF such measures will
be 70 stop the i>inerants peregrina,
tions-it wul stabilize labor as wen
as wages
Manufacturers viii be called uaop
10 pay standard scale OF wages. and
the monopoly Of labqc, which inflated
pay has hitherto enabled them TO pos
sess, will he destroyed
The fact that any manufactures
who seeks 70 unsettle labor by re-
fusing to agree 10 this new ruling
win he denied fuel and materials,
through The exercise of priority or
ders. viii be g sufficient deterrent
Another effect of this wage stab
ilIzauon proposal will be to prevent
strikes and labor disturbances. as it
/ is certain that the rate OF wages will
T be such as to ensure a comfortable
and equitable competence.
incidentally II wiz cause the pay
envelope of thousands Of low paid
workers To bacege naale obese
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
French Serges

These are especially fashionable
in Navy and Mems Wear Blue for
one-plece dresses and dresses COM
bined with satin.
They come 40 to 81 inches wide.
We are showing a large range of
French Serges.
First Floor, South.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
FULL STEAM AHEAD.

Expected. Ii Is because Of these that
the government rs forced 20 draw
much of the needed monies from the
people by taxation. and thus compel
such men to yietd At least "a part to
sustain the burden Of the war
/ Men of patriotic impulses viii not
he discouraged by the fact that some
are either Ignorant Of or deliberately
shirk their responsibilities such is
life in every engagement Those who
fail OF duty come eventually to book"
one way or another in snch fashion
that the penalty brings finally con-
scious loss which time cannot repair
on the other hand. those who gee
their duty and do it will experience a
proud sense OF true manhood which
follows in the wake Of noble sacrifice.
We feel that it ia more ar less be
low the high plane of patriotism to
discuss the actual value Of liberty
bond Investments Ne one can deny
that in all the world nothing is OF
Tered which may appeal more elo-
quently TO the business consideration
Of every man and woman But II
this were NOT the case It is our firm
boitef that the men ard women of
ola Virginia would meet the fun re-
sponeibjlity Of the honr
/ Make it SIS Gee zoe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
Wool Velours

These are 81 inches wide, with a
soft, velvety touch. They come in
two weights the lighter weight for
one-piece dresses and coat suits, the
heavier weight for separate coats.
They come in Black, Reindeer,
Navy, Bottle Green, Bison, Bur
gundy, Pekin, Seal Brown. Taupe.
Copen, Rookie, Delphine and Plum.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
MEMORIAL SERVICES HELD
FOR LIEUTENANT CLEATsTE;F,

Stanton. Va, Sept. 2s.-Many rel
atives and friends from Augusta
county, Lexington and stanton gath.
cred at Silverhrook the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Frank ClemnlAr yester-
DAY evening at O'Clock when very
simple. but impressive services were
held in respect to the late Lieuteil.
ont lay Frank Clezalnar. IL. Who
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

ring patriotic endeavor during the
ensuing loan campaign.
The striking painting represents
soldiers of France. England. Italy and
America. Mr.. Purvis. who represents
America" has applied for service
across the water. and expects to be
assigned TO overseas duty in the near
future A brother. Arthur Purvis. is
already in France, with detachment
that left Camp Lee about two months
ago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
Silver Fox

This is soft velour fabric with
inst touch of white mixed with the
colored ground. It comes 81 inches
WIDE, In taupe, reindeer and Pekin
blue It is especially fashionable
for coat suits.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
Satin Franchise

One of the most beautiful and
durable Silk fabrics. It has a rich
ness of quality, a lustrous sheen,
delightful ,softness of texture that
makes it adaptable for the most
elaborate evening gown or the sim
plest street or afternoon dress.
Black and colors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

A gown Of Goetz Satin has a soft
lustre, beauty that makes it suit
able for afternoon or evening wear.
and quiet dignity that makes it
appropriate for shopping and busi-
ness. It is absolutely dependable.
Ask for it; the name is woven in the
selvage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
Duvet De Lame

This is a fine, soft, wooden fabric
between Velour and Broadcloth.
1t has not the nap of Velour and
has a duller finish than a Broad
cloth. 1t is excellent for coat suits
and onepiece dresses; it comes III
Black and Colors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
Beautiful Wool
Plaids

These come in small, medium and
large Plaids, 10 to 81 inches wide, in
the newest color effects. They are
especially fashionable just now for
separate skirts and one-pieca
dresses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
New Satin Stripes

Handsome quality in the newest
colorings. These are excellent for
skirts and combination dresses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

Civilizations reply to the sporadic
peace drives of the Hun enemy has in
vsriably been reducible 10 a command
&c the military chieftains on the battle
neIds To aEEaSs onl"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

The Huns. Are On the Run, d
But the people in Richmond srsj
have chickens, eggs, veal, lamb. m
ter etc. So II you have any let o.
come at once while prices are ksf'
HAzEIGRoyE = CO..
Commission McrchantA
lao EAst Cay 6fnsnG b
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

Many people mistake hay fevpp r
a summer cold. Hay fever n easIG3
by the pollen OF weeds that rrow
roadsihes and ditch banks. WheH
get rio OF weeds we bid goodbye
hay fever M s8aS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

gave up his. life on the battlefield
France -
Prayers were offered by Rev. fs
VIM, Rev. Mr.. Kirk. OF the Rotor
ed church, and Rev. Mr.. Oney Of t2
Mlddlebrook Lutheran church. ~
memorial sermon was preached 10
Rev. Mr.. mclaughlin. 4,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
THE s. A. r. C. AND THE "FRATs. -

tend 10 modify the usual and much
desired H7rmonIes that are SO essen
ual in the military unit. 1t is doubt
less this thing that aciuated the sec
rotary Of war it making the request
for the temporary suspension Of Greek
letter activities SO far as the students
army CORPS might he affected
Tho appeal is for voluntary compli-
anoe College mon throughout the
country will not see in the request the
slightest disposition on the part ot
Secretary Baker to voice opposing
sentiments to the existence OF college
''ffats' as principle. He is himself
la prominent n1smber II prominent
college fraternity HIS object is 70
avoid the embarrassing result that
must follow in the seclusive afiliation
Of some Of the recruits, while others
would not be chosen.
II is q patriotic duty 70 comply
f'rat ermties in the colleges have no
purpose or cause TO serve that is
out Of harmony with the highest ideals
Of loyalty and patriotism Their
memberships are constituted Of clean
strong men ana they will conform to
the departments suggestion readily
land willingly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29

highly sGoodsan
eloomsW We
rendered by the nd
Depar1n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
Pussy Willow
.jaVaneSQue

This is Pussy Willow Silk printed
in the latest designs, such as Tiger
Rose. Butterfly and other beautiful
patterns. It is especially adapted
for lining coats and wraps. 1t is ex-
tonsively used by the best furriers
for lining handsome fur coats, and
it is guaranteed for two seasons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
New Dress
| trimmings and
Buttons

We are showing the newest
conceits in the most wanted
Dress Trimmings, such as
Fringes, Tassels, Girdles,
Beaded Ornaments, Jet Trim
mings, also the new Fur Trim
mings, Fur Collars, Muff
Forms, etc.
FIRST Floor, Sixth Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
As Applied to Autumn Silks
Line Up for
the Fourth
Liberty Loan
Drive

The Miller & Rhoads
Liberty Loan Booth is now
Ready to receive subscrip-
tions, and give desired in
formation to prospective
subscribers.
Monday
This booth will be con-
Quoted by the COMMON
WEALTH CHAPTER.
D. A. R., of which Mrs. w.
j. Payne is chairman.
THE DRIVE rs ON
let's be up and doing.
Miller & Rhoads.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-29
Plaid Silks

An especially attractive showing
Of the new Plaid Silks in beautiful
color combinations, in both satin
and taffcta weavcs.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14
KAP1TOLA XXXXIII.
Tvafi v tvar.

Diva dny minuly, oniz by by
ly privodily nejakou zmenu v
postaveni Rouguinove' a Loufar
dove.
Trompelet a Trutat Sc cd vez
MI svych nehnuli. Dopravili je
do pokoje drivejsiho by
tn markyze z Argentalu = zde
jedli a spali. Jen pred jidlem
Jim ruce uvolneny, a pax Ease
zlocinci spoutani.
Zdalo Sc, re Rouguin ma utek
ami nepomyslf. Zmocnila Sc jej
malomyslnost aneb snad nahli
Eel, ze vsechny jeho pokusy o
uniknuti jsou marny.
Druhy den odpoledne dostavi
ly Sc osoby naseho vypravovani
Gabriela, kterez Valentin podal
zpravu, Murad Emil a Andrea
Sentchal, markyz z Argentalu,
Valentin, Chilperic a mlada re
ma, Lydie, smutecne oblecena a
celia zahalena, do domu ma
Cours la Refine.
Vsichni vstoupili do salonu, v
nemz Sc oba spoutani zlocinci,
dosud Trutatem a Trompele-
tenn strezeni, nalezali usedli
tn ma zidle.
Pouze starry Bertara zde scha
eel. ,Ve:svei idusevniEslabo istal
vlastne n1imo DEF hrozneFo dra
matu, jez Sc Cd dvou let'odehra
valo chovana nynf obava, ze
by byl co neihire zdesen, kdy-
by mu vsechno toto .pfedivc in
tl-ik bylo odhaleno.
Pokr&covani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

PAM S JEDNlM ditkem hleda
byt do $1,000 meslcne v okoli
+. 131. ul. v Mt. Pleasant. Hla-
ste sc v els. 1908 Union ave.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

se ma Rouguina, chopil Sc no a
vlekl jej "a sebou.
Rouguin pokousel Sc o odpor.
Pochopil Timed, ze to byl Nor
bert, jenz jej chtel zachraniti.
Objal jeho nohy a snail Sc strh
nouti jej $ sebou do hlubiny. Ma
stestf vsak Sc mu nedostavalo 81
ly ku provedeni divokeho jeho
planu. Byl vysllen, jakasi mdlo
ba Sc no zmocnovala a ruce je-
no pustily Sc nohou Norberto-
|vych.
Markyz uchopil Sc Rouguina
"a rukav a prisel Ease, sam jsa
pblomrtvy znavenim a zlocince
"a sebou vleka, ppbllz sveho clu
nu, v nemz rybar cekal, ma po-
vrch vodni.
Markyzovi nyni prispeno ku
pomoci a on j Rouguin vytazeni
do clunu. Oba don takrka padli
- jeden ma druheho - oba We
dom1 pozbyvse.
Clun dorazil nynf ku brehu.
Diva straznici, kteri prave O.
kolo Sc ubirai, pospisili sem ny
nj a cinili 81 poznamky pro zpra
va svou.
Zatim nabyli oba omdleh "a
sc v6domi.
Rouguin uprel pohled nejvet
81 nenavisti ma markyze, Valen
tina a Murada, nerekl vsak ami
slova - citil, ze jest ztracen.
Odpovidal jen straznikdm, kite
ri Sc no vyptavali a podal jim
o sobe a SVEN soudruhu vsech
ny zpravy, jichz 81 prali.
Potom dal sc zlocinec pokoj-
ne, jako by vsechny pomocne
prostredky jeho vynalezaveho
ducha byly vycerpany, cd pra.
tel markyzovych odvadeti, nepo
kousel Sc O sebe mensi odpor.
V Norbertovem starem dome
ma la Refine dovoleno RouguinC
vi prevleci Sc. PAX postal Valen
tin Chilperica do noveho pala-
ce markyzova, ably tomuto pfi.
nesl suche Satstvo a pradlo, ne
bot ono, jez mel ma sobe, bylo
veskrz promocene.
Rouguin a Loufard byli zatim
Trutatem a Trompeletem sire
zeni.
Rouguin choval Sc tise - O.
blicej jeho mel vyraz opovrze.
nj. Vedel, re prohral zivot svuj
= re jej ocekava strasny trest.
! Byl muzem zmuzilym a proto
| nestrachoval Sc toho, co jej oce
kavalo.
Loufard nemel tn silu charak
teru jakO jeho pan. Koulel dive
ce ocima a skripal zubama.
Trutat ovinul silny provaz O.
kolo rukou Rouguinovych, pfi-
pevnil mu "a prispeni Trompele
tova ruce k zaddm a zamezil
mu tax vsechnu prilezitost k i
teku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

PRODA Sc novy ddm rok a 6
mesicu starry ctyrech lozni-
cich a koupelnou nahore, ku-
chyn, jideina velky pokoj do
fe. Sklep, puda, kanal, voda,
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, elek-
trika a extra zachod We sklepe.
Domek je moderne staveny a
ca Sc LEVINE. Hlaste Sc v elsie
1870 Durkee ave. v Corlett ze
E.. 131 ul. lO-15
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14
'Amubs''
CESKA MAGDALENA
Dejepisna novella re XIV. stol. cd F. Schulze.

lIlilluIIIR HniIHNululnnln ~
movaly, unaveny celodennf jiz-
dou a prudkym vetrem sever
MIN, proti nemuz sc tahlo.. o.
statni vojsko pohfizeno v posil
fiujicim hlubokem spanku. By
10 uz davno po pdl noci, mfha
sypala sc ma chladnou zemi ia
ko Jenny zavoj.
Tu pfiplizil Sc Domes po bri-
Sc az k stanu pani Kristiny. Ma
sioucha bystre. -. Straze pred
stanem kralovym i jeho milost-
nice usedly ma zemi, ably byly
chraneny proti ostremu v6tru,
, ]enz opet cd severn Sc zdvihl:
mali hlavy spusteny ma prsa;
snad podrimuji. Nevedi mic, re
On tn jest nekolik kroku cd
Ejch. Pfitisknuv sc X zemi, Do
mes nadzdvihl dolejsi lem hru
beho platna a po mokre trave
Sc napjav opatrne a zvolna vstr
Gil hlavu pod stan. Ma hoie ze-
mi lezela pred MIN ma znaku
pani Kristina tax blizko hlavou
ze slysel JEFF oddechovani re
sna. Mela ma sobe rytirsky o.
dev jako We dine, jen prilba nej
spise smekla Sc il We spani
hlavy; lezela opoda;. Ticho, IT,
| chounko. Jen vtahncuti sve te-
10 az po pas do stanu, machnou
ii pravici a pevne vraziti dyku
$ predu do napjateho hrdla,
jez v tom seru belosti sVou "a
filo. -. a bylo by po vsem!
Uz uz opren o levy loket Dc
mes dobyval z pasu sve britke
zbrane, dlouhe dvousecne dy-
ky, ktera by kirk pani Kristiny
jiste prohodla ma skrz a jeSte
pripichla k zemi, kdyz tn ma
hnuv Sc k spiel zene jeste nize,
postrehl ma temeni jeji hlavy
velikou bilou skvrnu.
Kocici jeho oci aojaly vse-
chnu svou bystrost, zabodly Sc
do toho mista mezi vlasy pev-
'neji, nez snad j dyka by byla
vrazila do bfleho hrdla a nepo
hnute zkoumaly je. Tvar Dom
sova usklibla Sc d'abelsky, pra
yice opet zastrcila dyku do "a
hadri, a celia otyla postava opa
trne Ease vyvltkia Sc zpod sta
nu ven. Pc tichu odplizil Sc Do
mes mezi nejblizsi rady koni.
Pozorne patral kolem sebe. Nj
kdo no nevidel.
II.
Pani Kristina zrychlila ma
vrat kralIv cd Krakova. Phi
znakuv pletove choroby priby-
valo, zvlaste vlasy tratily Sc S
temene, nybrz Sc spankuv ta-
kovou merou, re rytirskou pa
III az strach pojimal, jaka by
to byla pro nj hanba, kdyby ne
kdo il spatril bez prilby. A v
Krakove jiste uz cekaji ma nj
lcinne, zazracne leky cd praz-
skeho apotekare! Posel mel do
sti casu, ably uz Sc byl vratil!
kez by uz byia We sve komnate
samotna S Alusi! Rytirske sia-
w uz dobyla 81 dost, nyni tie
ba pomysleti tim pilneji ma Ia
chovani a zvelebeni krasy! A
CO by vsechna ostatni krasa j
tyla platna, kdyby nemela via
suv! Hrdza il pojima, mraz
lronika il pri myslence, re by
mistr Augustin neznal a nemel
zadnych lekIv proti ho!ohla-
vosti!. ..
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-14

PRODAJf Sc nova plynova Ma
nina, linoleum, novy karpet a
ruzny nabytek. Must to byt pro
dano do dvou dni nasledkem
odjezdu a da sc vSe velmi lev
ne Haste Sc V {. 1890 Svec
ave., v Mt. Pleasant.