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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-10

FARM FOR SALE-In Famous Al
berta peach county, southern Mo-,
6S14 acres, 8 acres orchard, 6
room house, barn out buildings, all
fenced Will sell at $500, $1,000
down, balance S years, per cent.
Gall SIG 18th st., for more infor-
nation. 10d1O10
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-10

FOR SALE-5-room house, l acre
garden. Reynolds & Winter.
6d1O1O
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-10

FOR SALr-SO acre. on beautiful
lake, a lot of timber and good soil.
Only SIG per acre If taken at once.
T. Beaudette, PIG Beltrami Ave.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-10
FOR SALE-FARM
PROPERTY

FOR SALE-16O acre improved farm,
for only $4,000, easy terms, just
think. E. ]. Willis, 21S Beltrami
Ave. Phone Al. 6d1011
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-10

FOR RENT-3 rooms, 1101 Doud
Ave. Suitable for light housekeep-
ing Phone 657. 3d1O13
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-10

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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-10-10

FOR RENT-Three rooms, for light
housekeeping. Inquire ITO Mimi.
Ave. 4d1O11
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09
FROM THE BOYS "ovER THERE"

is point of seriously
THE Third
Audenarde
many under he Soldier Labor"
Occupation watching with interest
msgvng the beginning struggle
employer United States The
with
enjoyed bling Their
back conditions
he
It carried before the
sympathy these brother workers
possible stirring cheering
shpbuiders and
heightsent by
striking m higher
much discussed
much satisfy abor? but rather How get
conditions?' \. 5
$ dmcuty If to be
workman
will There
can the employers
consumption the production the end bankruptcy
price of Then will not
the of the
induieshey bound to be
without attacked from within The worker
aspiration
ambition shorter hours and moneyto
which and ourselves the prosperity
before the war;
Jimmy his friends in the
Council
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09
WILSON AND ITALY

everything regard
Wilson
wide variety
Il His naturally
H.
dressingy dis
this Italian think
position taken and
president speaks friend
hostile
his
article the subject with this statement:
notwithstanding the obvious gravity of the situation produced
incident sides in Paris with
induced
another of questions
thing the test
Of the who conference.
Europeans alike cham
the small peoples
believed that the
OF
ambitions
he has the
Ameri
AN al n particular incident"
standing
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09
MEN
no GET MORE MONEY
All Entitled to 5 Cents . Mile for
Transportation Official Decides.

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Thousands
of soldiers, sailors and marines dis
charged from service between No.
vember IL. 1918, and February %,
1919. may file claims with the audi
tor of the war department for IN
cents per mile for travel expense from
the place of discharge to their homes.
This was decided this week by Comp
troller Of the Treasury Warwick.
Comptroller Warwick held that the
act Of February 20, 1919, allowing s
cents a mile from the place of dis
charge to the actual bona-fifide home
or residence of a discharged man was
retroactive to November II. Men
discharged between those dates we're
allowed only az cents a mile, how
ever, under former act.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09

surrendered Since then
Wilson his the American delegation
diplomatic
safeguarding the future
Of Old World.
continue
Indefinitely Of
almost exclusively in markets.
suffer extensively
position concedng
kind of
will conclude
safeguarding problem getting
outo its
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09
WHAT ABOUT THE WAR CHEST?

criticism
money
faithfully
Council
Undoubtedly
But writer possible objection
letting the public distributed
balance
this
cannot
to
vocal
only, OF
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09
MED by q party of 10 Michiganders

MED by . party Of 10 Michiganders
who will settle about Olympia. He
reports the Olympia University to be
fully decided upon and that, work
will soon begin upon suitable build
ings at Buffers cove.
Washington and Oregon are each
claiming 1000 carloads of fruit for
this year.
The several posts of the Grand
Army of the Republic Of this depart
ment have received general order No
s in regard to the observance of
Memorial day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09
WHAT HAPPENED IN OLYMPIA and
STATE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Washington Standard for
Friday evening, May II, 1894. Vol.
XXNIV. No. Is.

FROM Inc washington STANDARD Tor
Friday evening, May n, 1894. Vol.
XXXIv. No. Is.
A society to promote the cultiva-
ton of roses is the latest fad in Ta-
coma.
1t is now declared at Honolulu that
If the United States does not accept
the Sandwich islands England will be
appealed to and the government will
pass under the British flag.
The Tenino single mill is running
steadily, turning out about $4,000
shingles day.
Ex-President Harrison denies most
|emphatically that he Is candidate
for the presidency.
Patrick Henry Winston has left the
Republican party and joined the Pop
ulists, taking with him a no small
share of the brains and about all the
oratory of the 6. o. p.
The exact location Of the statehouse
on the grounds dedice ted to that pur-
pose on Capitol Hill has been select
ed by the commission, aided by Mr..
Flagg, the architect. 1t is on the
north end of the grounds and the en-
trance facing that point is exactly in
line with the center of Pleasant ave-
nue.. The main entrance will face the
south, on Fourteenth street, which is
100 feet wide. The north front,
which faces the bay, will be embel-
lished with a semi-circular projection,
in which will be located the supreme
court chambers.
Suggestion.-A trip to Steamboat
island is, at this season of the year,
an exceedingly delightful experience.
Olympia will be the city of conven-
lions this summer.
The issue OF school warrants Is said
to be beyond the legal limit:
Wood and bark are cheap, very
cheap. but the price is still going
down.
The steamer Aberdeen" has been
put on the Mason county route. 1t
will hereafter leave this city at a..
m. and 5 p. m. and Shelton at a.
m. and 1880 p. m. stopping at ka-
milche whenever there are passen-
gers for that place.
The cold weather of the past few
weeks has put farming operations
back at least a month and damaged
and retarded the fruit crop and veg
etables of all kinds.
The NJ. e. church building Is to be
moved northward on Adams street to
the opposite corner of Fifth, on the
property belonging to the congrega-
ton. 1t was expected that new
edifice would grace the site, but the
prevailing hard times has compelled
the abandonment, of that cherished
project.
A new Baptist organization has
been incorporated here under the
name of the Central Baptist church,
with B. w. Johns, F. l.. Sullivan, H.
|B. Smedley, E. l.. Melton and George
Savidge for incorporators. Rev. C..
&c. Marston will officiate for the new
society and services will be held in
the First Baptist church building.
j. r. Chaplin, who has been en-
gagged the past year or more in mis-
sionary" work for immigration, re-
turned Monday from Michigan. his
present field of operations accompa-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09
Olympia, 6; Centralia, 1.

The Centralia high school baseball
team was defeated by Olympia Satur-
day in fast game in this city. The
score was 6 to I. Pierce and Farlow,
in the box for Centralia. we're unable
to stop the Olympia sluggers. A big
crowd of Centralia high school stu
dents accompanied the team to Olym-
pia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09

Mrs. Ernest CHASER of Seattle and
daughter Margaret Louise, are spend
ing the week at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Schmidt. Mrs. CHASER
was formerly Miss Margaret Brown.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-05-09

A crowd Of little folks gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Schmidt at Tumwater Monday even
ing to help their daughter, Carolyn,
celebrate her ninth birthday.
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.adfiti vdecnost mou, professor
ysak rozevrel kvapne dvere sa-
In a pravil nevrlym hlasem:
"Jdete do sve kobky a dejte
Ill pokoj!" s.stl
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VELKA LACE MAJETKU
v CORLETT, MT. PLEA
SAINT A v OKOLl
BROADWAY.

Vlastnime velky vyber jsdno
dvou rodinnych domd ktere
nIzeme prodati "a cenu velmi
nirnou pri male castce hotovs,
a zbytek ma mirne meslcni sp!a
ky, tax jako byste platili ma
EN-.
Uvedeme pouze nskolik ma
s;ch l6ci:
PEkNY predmestsky majetek
na z zastavc A. 3. C.. kary,
itim o trech velkych svetni-
cich, pekny velky sklep pod ce
lynn domem, elektricke svetlo,
pekna ban pro 5 kusI dobytka
a pro prasata, pekny slepic-
mix, lot so pri 100 strevicich,
yse ohrazeno a 2 roxy stare
stavby. Pekne ovocne stromy a
vinice, zahrada, vse prvni tri-
ly a stavu. Proda-li sc v KRAFT
kosti proda Sc ma splatku. Ce-
IA pouze $4,000.
Tri domy, jeden 6, druhy
ctyrech a treti o trech poko-
'ich ma pekEem velkem lote a
dlazdene ul:ci blize Broadway.
Prijme Sc mala splatka, zby-
tex jako najem. Cena $4,000.
Dvourodinny dunn pri Broad
way o Ia pokojich, dive koupel
y, garaz, velky lot, dlazba "a
placena, dubove podlahy a fl
his. Mala splatka hotove a zby
-ek jako najem ma 6 proc. &C.
Ia pouze $500.
Dobre stavebni ioty, Bondy
Svobody aneb morgice vezmc-
ne ma splatku. Blizs; vysvetleni
oda The Municipal Savings g.
-oan Co., 12301 Miles ave. Tel.
Union 800 w. aneb J. j. Held
er, 334S E. 40 ul. Tel. Union
1874 r.
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pRIJME Sc prodavacka v striz
MIN obchode ma Broadway. Ia
-.olejte telefonem Union II r.
Pa
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tonu jeho hlasu, ''je pan Vilem
Lureau, byvaly pasak honec
dobytka, sprymar, ktery, kdyz
jsem 81 pral, ochotne mi prepu-
still svoji milenku, majitelem
divorce nalezejicimi k nemu
sty hektary p1dy, a pracuje sy
stematicky, ably Sc zmocnil vse
ho. Jest dosti arogantni k tomu,
ably mi rekl, re zamek mu bude
jednou nalezeti."
Nyni byl markyz Uneven pre-
konan a vybuchl v potupny, Fly
S.nich. PAX dodal:
'Je to ten, jejz jsme potkali
ma ceste, a jenz mas skorem ami
nepozdravilw
Uzasem, ktery cetl markyz
VIC tvari Joeho a Betsy, citil Sc
ponekud upokojen. Klesl zpet
do velke pohovky a Sc zat'aty
ri pestdT Ma operadlech posky
toval obraz mramorove sochy.
"Prominte mi, ma draha Sc
stro, a Wy, muj mily, tento W.
buch citu. Ne,byva to mym ivy
KEN a neni to logicke, pone-
vadz jsem ma to hrdym, re ma
lezlm do jine epochy. Nam ale
slabost, ktera mne sblizuje S
niymi sedlaky: lasku k rodne
hroude. Jim prinasi uzitek, me
je symbolem meho panstvi, sla
Wy meho rodu. Kdykoliv jsem
musil neco re sveho majetku
pTepustiti, bud bankeri, nebo
nejakemu vuchrafi, pokladal
jselm to "a nehodu. Kdyz vsak
mi nekdo vym;snil cast mych
pozemku, bylc mi, jakoby nj
TRIAL kus masa z tela - Menu.
dim vas snad svymi vyklady
moi mill pratele?"
Betsy odpovedela posunem,
svedcicim vnitfni ucasti a joe
pronesl lichotiva slova:
"Sdilim vase city, pochopuji
, as hnev a vasi nel!bosti. Je pro
nlne cti, ze Sc mnou jednate ia
llo S pritelem -"
"Jako pribuznym, muj mi
"" prohlasil slavnostne mar
kyz, jakoby chtel Americana
tlnto duvernym titulem zvlaste
yyznamenati. PAX pokracoval
"Revoluce nam vzala mnoho
ale konecne cele uzemi, ktert
Sc prostira kolem zamku, nam
zustalo - Nyni jest skoro cel{
V majetku Vilema Lureau. Ia
cal S malym pozemkan, ubo
hym polem, ktere jsem mu "a
puicku nekolika tisicf frankJ
sam nabidl. Muj otec, ktery u
tratil mnoho penez, zanecha
mne v neutesenen postavenl
Spotreboval jsem mnoho pene1
ma dedicke poplatky spravky
Tyto penize nalezl jsem lehce
Vilema Lureau -"
"Tento obyCejny pachtyr tai
zbohatnul?"
"Obohatil Sc, iak Sc zdalo
jen ably mi byl prijemnym. NJ
incl isen k nemu neduvery, ano
tesil jsem Sc dokonce z jeho Il
spechu, ponevadz byl mym eli
veke,n. Ozenil jsem jej komo
nou me matky, hezkym, nez
nyn stvorenim, jez Sc mas ma
ucilo vkusu distinkci - I
skutecne jse1 nemohl byti be
Mich. Domnival jsem Sc, re tel
padouch, ktery Sc ma celen
, mem majetku zahnizdil jak
cervotoc v lodi, bude mi vdec
|nym. Bylo vsak treba zaklesk
mutt, abych poznal nebezpeci
"Pred desiti lety musil jser
prikrociti k likvidaci. Bohuze
stava Sc to u vetsiny nasich re
din. Potreboval jsem nekolik sc
tis.c Franka. Byl bych ie dosta
+;iste cd nektereho pafizskeh
bankere proti hypotece ma tol
to panstvi, avsak Lureau, kter
, znal mole starosti, upozorn
mne, ze by to znamenalo odh
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Pfelozl j. ks.

~AiN "Nc~ou, ~ nA0 POUASNAy
kapital, usporu to z obilnich
spekulaci mimo nase 1zemi, a
prohlasil, re by byl st'asten,
kdyby je mohl pdjciti mne, jenz
jsem MIN jednal vzdy jako s
pritelem."
Markyz zastrel 81 ma Okla
mix rukou oci.
"Jak je to mozno, re ia, KITE
ry lidi tax dobre znam, ktery
jsem neduveSoval notarIm, W.
chrarum a sprostredkovatelum,
Jsem onoho dne uplne oslepl?'
zvolal. Gale ten padouch delal
sc tax ponizenym, tax malym a
tax st'astnym, re mi mdze po-
slouziti. A ponevadz z priroze-
ne opatrnosti pro pripad me
snrti wal hypoteku ma mole
zbozi, zavazal Sc, re il nikdy
nepouzije; svoje penize prene
chal mi skoro bez zaruky. Byl
jsem prepaden, pratele," kon
Ill markyz.
"Zacinam rozHmeti," pravil
Joe.
"Nechci vas vypravovati vse
oky podrobnosti tohoto uporne-
no boje, jenz zapocal tehoz dne
kdyz jsem nebyl S to zaplatiti
duh, a liciti vam komedie, jenz
nj tento clovek zahral, predstl
raje nejhlubsi oddanost k me
rodine, a zaroven dovolaval Sc
svych deti, ably, jak pravil, chra
nil jejich majetek. Resultat te-
TO prvni pdjcky byl, re kras-
ry pronajem preset We dvou le-
tech do jeho majetku, ponevadz
jsen nemohl dostati svym Ia
vazkum. Nicmene nedoslo mezi
naini k roztrzce. Byl tedy pri
vSen, CO Sc stalO V naSem dome,
a mel vzdy po ruce dosti penez,
ktere jsem potreboval pro sebe
a pro sveho syna. Konecne jsem
odmitl jeho pomoc a uchylil Sc
k jinym peneznlknm. Ale vzdy
on vezel mezi mimi a prijal mo-
je upisy na sebe. Jakmile jsem
nGkcmu prodal nejaky kus po
ie videl jei nekolik mesicu "
rukou jineho, ukazalo Sc lined,
re tento kupec byl jen pana-
ken, "a kterym skryval Sc vi
lem Lureau. Jeho statek mno-
zil Sc ma mole utraty. Jednoho
dine vyslechl jsem nahodou cely
jeho pfiserny plan"
"Bylo to ma lovu. Ponekud u
maven, usedl jsem ma zabradli
nostu, ktery nebylo lie videti
pastviny, obklopujici silnici, pa
stviny, kterou 81 svym zpuso-
bem privlastnil. Lureau sci no
tarem Matyasem Bernou, otro-
cky jemu oddanygn, nesvedomi-
tym clovekem. Slysel jsem, jak
tento mu lichoti a pravi:
"Nu mistre Lureau, co hodla
tc nyni ciniti?"
"Hled'te," pokracoval mar
kyz uslechtilou dlstojnosti:
"Nesti tax slaSne jmeno sve re
me, nezanedbavati svych povin
nostt oproti nemu, a cititi, ze
puda pod nohama je ztracena.
re strasidlo ruiny plizi Sc po te
| to nadherne stavbe! To je jed
noduse hrozne, muj mily," kon
Gil S pohrdanim.
"Ale, markyzi, Wy jiste pre-
hanite, mluvite-li o sve RUNE, o
SVEN upadku", minil Joe.
"Mily prriteli, oddaval jsem
Sc dlouho illusim, a to, CO jsem
vam prave rekl, nesveril bych
zadnemu. Nejsme 81 navzajem
CHI. Wy jste moji sestrou a Wy
mym pritelem. Mluvil jsem s
pratelskou otevrenostl, nebot
nechci, abyste 81 9 nasem posta-
veni ucinili klamny obraz, kite
~ by Sc po snrti rozplynul, ne
bot mole deti, aby Sc rozdellly
O dedictvi, budou nuceny cele
panstvi prodati. Mole pocest-
most mne mutt, abych mluvil.
nebot' byla chvile, kdy jsme
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70 kratkem rOZmySelIlI pra-
vi jsem posleze:
"Mam n6co ma srdci, pane
profesore!"
'"Ven TIM"
"Chtel jsem prositi 0 dovo-
leni, abych smell vydati Sc ma
cestu a navstiviti bratra."
"Kde bydll?"
"Zdrzuje Sc nyni v G-gu.
Chodi s kolovratkem,' odpo-
vedel jsem bez vahani. >Nepfi-
slo mi AMI ma mysl, stydeti Sc
"a to, re Pavel byl potulnym
pevcem a kolovratkarem.
"Rozvazime 81 vec tt, ano
= nema to ma speech"
"Ba prave," zvolal jsem od-
vazlive zapominaje ma respekt
jejz jsem byl uciteli svemu po-
yinen.
Starry pan pevne ma mne oci
uprel.
Prvni krok byl jiz ucinen, ne
mel jsem tudiz chuti ustoupitl.
BUD - anebo - jednalo Sc
zde 0 nejvrelejsi prani meho
srdce, petiletou touhu po
mem bratru, ably ukojenl dosla
tato touha, jez mne pobadala
ka, pill dobremu chovanl: zkra
tks, jednalo Sc mi o vsecko.
Jakymi slovy llcil jsem po-
city sve, ma to vice Sc nepama-
tuji, vim vsak, ke poprve cd te
dolby, co jsme Sc S Pavlem roz-
loucili, veskery bol, touha a
zal svuj jsem projevil, jenz Mi
tro me po leta naplhoval.
Plachost, zdrzelivost a uza-
vfenost, v kterou jsem Sc ha-
ill, zmizela a jako hrazi pro-
irzenou proudly Sc city tax
doluho uzavirane v nitru re
ftu mych. s1gt4 s.
Vyznal jsem bez obalu, ne
spatrim-li bratra a nebudu-li
:aoci S MIN po nejaky cas- ziti,
re pile pracovitost ma pomi-
ne, jak Sc jiz stale veselou a
bezstarostnou mysli mou.
Professor kracel neustale da-
lc, ackoliv jsme presli obydli
iehlo. Ami slovo nevyslo z jeho
ust.
Ba ami Sc pc mne neohledl
sl'acel neustale rychleji nez
obycejnG. Posleze umlkl jsem
unaven rychlym mluvenlm.
Kdyz jsem byl hotov, zasta'
vii Sc renadale professor, tax
ze beze S MIN prve o zavod, {
nekolik kroku jsem jej pred
behl, nepozoruje, re Sc zasta
vii. Obratil jsem Sc prudce
tim spGsobem jsme Sc octli so
be tvari v tvar.
"Hm - aha tax hm, hm,
byly prve zvuky, jez vysly
.eho ust.
TAX pohledl ma mne fk'
nrube:.
"Aj, II certa, jak zvastate
popustite-li uzdu svemu jay
ku. Jest-li jste dosud mlcel, nj
a6l jste 81 to nynl nahraditi.'
Po te Sc professor obratil
dal Sc cestou X domovu.
Hnal jsem Sc Ia MIN, jsa te
ner bez sebe strachem, a V oo
vaze sve chopil jsem no "a ri
ce, jektaje:
"Pane profesore, smim cest
vati? Nenl-liz pravda, smll
do c.. a shledam Sc S bratrem
"Co 81 to dovolujete? Ia
mre mate, re Sc mne tax ch.
tate? Myslite snad, re nevln
co mann ciniti?"
"Ano pane profesore - a
ale -"
"Zde neplati - ale - bl
trem Sc -"
Profesorovu rec prerusilo !
chant - We mne zatajil
dech.
g muzete shledati," dol
~ ,i i s&EEHD
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7OTREBUJEM 800 RODIN

7OTREBUJEM 800 ROBIN
Ia ObGelavani cukrove repy
j ro Owoso Sugar Co., Owoso,
Wich. Byt a doprava al ma mi
ITO zdarma. Platimc 20 al "a
!ollaru cd akru. Podrobnosti
am sdeli Za5tupce firmy Osv.
B. Konecny, 5023 Frazee Ave.
30 5 hod. vecer, aneb v ne
NGli. 2-28
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pRONAJME Sc byt o Z svet-
l;cich ma zap. Sc ul. jizne cd
Dennison Ave. Haste sc v {.
7O9 Denfson Ave. =?
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rRIJME Sc pradlena. Haste
v (. 4105 E. 131 ul. v Cor
EFT. 2-22
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JOSEF PECHOTA.

pOxemkOvy JcUnntel.
1919 Hamm Ave. nahOfe =. pOschodf.
Pa
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Jak podivny ten zivot. Jak
1plne neznali jsme toho, co
nam nejblizsi okamzik prime
Sc. Stojime u dveri, drzime xii
lsu ruce a nevime, co uvnitr
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PRODA Sc par koni do tahu,
kazdy 1000 liber tezky, diva po
stroje, jednotlivy postroj, 2
buggy, 3 drevene vozy, 2 pero-
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pluhy a RUNE nacini, dale Is
slepic, tuna sena a slamy, vse
pouze ia $3.50, tedy ia polo
vicni cenu. Blizsi sc sdeli ad-
:1linistraci t. listu.
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Jak podivny ten zivot. Jak
1plne neznali jsme toho, co
nam nejblizsi okamzik prime
Sc. Stojime u dveri, drzime xii
ku ruce a nevlme, CO uvnitr
ne. -
Tax sc stale i mne.
Professor vessel do salu, kva-
nil jsem tedy do sveho pokoji-
ku, jsa jist, re male obydll me
bude rovnez puste a prazdne
jako pfi mem odchodu. Otocil
jsem kllc zamku, otevru a
stcjim chvili jake zkamenely,
V okamzeni priStlm vzkriknu:
"Pavle!"
A spocival jsem ma prsou
dlouho pohresovaneho, byze-
neho bratra.
Co mann rici o takovem 'shle
dani = Mic = Kazdy, kdo ma
cit, pochopi to.
Blaho srdce popsati nelze.
O prvych hodinach naseho
shledani nemohu mnoho vypra
vovati. Byli .isme oba radosti,
iiz jsrnc pocitovali tax zauja-
ii, re jsme Sc podobali dvema
V rozkosi tonoucim detem.
Obed prinesli nam nahoru
90 pokoje. Zdali jsme neco po
jedli cili mic, ma to vice Sc ne
pamatuji. Teprve ma vecer,
ldyz jsme po mnoho hodin spo
III mluvili tom, kterak jsme
Sc vzajemne pohreSovali, po-
cali jsme Sc vyptavati ma vseli-
Pozoroval jsem, jak velice
Sc Pavel zmenil. Slicna hlava
ieho byla jeste krasnejsi nez
drive vyraz tvare zmenil Sc.
Bezstarostnost zmizela a v
tazlch jeho jevily Sc stopy tez
Eomyslnosti, takze vrozena We
selost jen casem prokmitla. Do
.ostl do dlouhych rukou svych,
nemel vice skrivena zada, ami
lopatky nepravidelne, nohy
jeho nabyly' tvaru pravidelne-
ho rovnez nehezky drive
Krk. Mel pekny hnedy kabat,
az pfilis velky, cerne spodky,
trochu dlouhe boty nizkymi
podpatky, spickach vzharu
ohnute. aksamitovou vestu kra
tkou q dlouhy nakrcni satek,
5e sirokyym belostnym limcem
Il kosile. Ma stolku lezel skoro
elegantni slameny klobouk a
vedle neho - Pavlovy housle
A kdyby byl Pavel die nej-
nov6jsiho vkusu byval oblecen
a nejkrasnejsim mladikem &C
leho sveta, nebyl bych Sc mohl
vice radovati a pysniti, re jei
|opet vidim. Veskera tezkomy.
slnost, jez mne po pet let TIL
la, zlnizela razem, byl jsem O.
pet onim bezstarostnym no
chem, jako kdyz jsme Pavlo
: vym kolovratkem putovali.
Pavel sam nemohl Sc dost
: nadiviti, re maly jeho Conn.
stal Sc TAX velkym hochem
Prohllzel 81 mne neIaJenyn
I obdivem, kdyz jsem mu vypra
voval o uspechu We skole, y
jsem We vsech trldach byl cd
: lnenen a ze v pristlm podzim
!, ku prijdu do gymnasia.
Pavlovy oci zarily radosti
e yolal neustale:
"Bude tomu, tax jsem wa
a cl.y rikal, ze budes necim nee
bycejnym. zehnej ii Buh, Coz
y ny, re isl tax hodny hoch. A
e budes tax star jako ia, toti
dvacet ctyry roxy, budes j
J. -'studentem to po cely rok. :
Ach - 'maj Boze - to bud
a radost!"
n Rozmluva nase pferusen
J. IA vecer profesorem, ien
n vstoupil zcela neocekavan
y (Pokracovanl.)
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MLADY PAN hleda byt Sc
stravou tiche ceske domacno-
stl. zada pokoj s jednim ncb
nekolika okny. Nechte adres5u
v adm. t. listu.
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'RODA Sc piano a fonograf.
i'ez peri. Haste Sc V {. 5023
'razee Ave. S. f.
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PRODA SIS krasny set do jidel
ny, uplne' zachovaiy, stIl, 6. I'll
dli 6 kozeny nj sedadly velke
tuffe Sc zrcadlem, velmi laci-
no; tez lednicka ma 1OOlb. ledu
Sc prOda. Take stroj ma "Hcm
stitching" elektrickytn poho-
nem jest na prodej. Pricina, "a
lsoupeni obchodu. Haste Sc u E.
J. S'mek, 5366 Broadway, ron
Barkwill, pravs mad obrazko-
wynn divadle.n. !?
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.'RIJMOU Sc masinarky a div
v ma stafirovani. Haste Sc u
j. Mezery, $3.50 Gable Ave.
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PRIJME Sc prodavacka pfi
slusne mzde obchode 8. Pol
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