davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13
Gain in Trade With Japan Is
Noteworthy.
rrom N,t,ona, cItv r,aok pulle.tn.

r, Fran National City 3ank pune<fn
,"eW te Mten stateH with Japan in the yar Just erde has shaWA . TIE
mns"us sh especially on the e1ports eide 4 compiatn ny the NatMeDi CITY
nnsm% 81 ~" YORK shows that he value Of merchandise ,slortoI from tm lnNet
.s % 'iFHn and it's leased Iytt9r in nina aREreraImi for the sN about
szss""~"sHe asmnsts ffioo coo in the fsa year 1911 No Japan rrooerU Nc total
M e Hle Months ~ fgI and only 1916 oe in the corresponds months of 1919
Whit % "%paacsc leased territory in Chna the total for the 10 months Of 1851 =
spending rrwhs of 1916
lMrn w trade with Japans leased territory in Chma is especially interesting
Sho@NHs rs II docs II very large increase in both imports an3 exports. al repre-
Sa""E' N1p products drawn from that territory and ranuHcturs cont to- hat area.
~. .4 f o9 "s meiehan"s" IMPORTED from Jaranee lima In the 10 months nhns
s, ne ame Fatrths Of lM1.a d a little over 81 100000 in the correspondence momNs of
Ib aas represents chiefly &ra t<n oil while morhfdRc sent 10 tmt ama,
w cum 10 hfArF |6feNtV~a in uheio months Of 1.S ae9nst less than Ei0n1Nhn
~ t'" FNSsAts 81 various ara.utures but especially boots and shoes. ana certain
hSs OF Esadnerr In mems bns and shoes atne the vMmc Of Shipments to Jan
amsf tfrtdy ia nina ws, ia the 10 months ending with Ommbe.l 1915. nearly
tr'"i"f' against practically: nothing il. the correspondents. raod a The preceding
car Ma te quantity OF s%a bean oli imported rom Japanese China was Sgo-N500o
against A5lf,rp i'll the sac months of 1917. and 81 Isl 900 in tho rfresronlm
months of 1916
cotton AID manufactures Of iron and steel ON the nnroit side me chief articles
from Japan are raw silk. tea and soa bean oil The Whole showing is ono
Il" encourage IL Japan is prosperous she will he u good customer II, therefore,, is
highly Desirable chats size shah be prosporous
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13
Patriotic Currency end Prices.

United States Senator Robert |. Owen, of Oklahoma. after con.
1errlng wlth International financial authorities i'll Paris and IN Lon
don, eSplains his view that the high prices prevailing in Europe and
America are due in part to expanded foreign paper currency. and
that American reserve banks OF Il foreign reserve bank. analogous
to the American system, would be highly advantageous in making
the American gold dollar the measure of international contracts. and
thus expanding American commerce abroad.
Summing up his observation, Senator Owen said:
IN high prices IN Great Britain M France are due not alone to
hh raghs ad shorts supplies, bMt tin part to- the greatly expanded
currency, which. while nominany n a gold basis, is in reality based
on government credit M patriousn. British and French notes not
really being available 10 get gold. Consequently American dollars, eM-
raanseabie i'll America Tor gold, are buying in Great Britain and France
nper currency not actually convertible itog gold OIL demand II with
e purchasing power much lower than in normal times
IN the meantime. however, americans are paving about twice as
muc for what they get in Great Britain md France as in normal
times TMs will help g adjust TIL balance of trade. nj it falls
largely upon Americans travelling IN and buying goods from Europe
Al gold currency actually convertible at all times
into gold, is greatly needed by The world o y. Great Britain is fur
rnsLnng Russia with rube notes redeemable in gold al London. which
serves very useful purpose in providing a stable means for buyinp
AM selling commodities sin Russia, Notwithstanding the fact that uble
notes ate IN IL human possibility, not actually xchanse for god in
Xnndou
America coud furnish gold secured rube notes very advantage
oustS for American commerce. Russias safeguarding III notesb by quick
redemption in gold a a central point.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13

ing" The barkeeper sets him up u plate
of crackers. h man turns the plate oi
crackers around two or three times and
says: Really. now. 1 don't want crack
ers. 4 would likH to swap thca. crackers
for a. cigar The barkeep' makes the
required exchanges: hut, after toying with
the cigai a moment or two. the customer
says: Now, what I really want is IL
drink. II it is all the same to ycu. /
would like to swap this cigar for Il
drink" The barkeep takes the cigar and
sets up IA drink. The customer rapidly
disposes of the drink and starts off.
Hold on there" calls the barkeep, you
haven't paid me for that drink" But"
calls back the customer. u gave you
the cigar for the drink Well. Their.
pay me for the cigar ~ did. gave
you crackers for the cigar" Well, then.
pay me for the CRACKERS" You've got
the crackers. You don't expect to keep
them and get pay for them too. do you::"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13

different ongues. From that number
there must be deducted some German
language papers that have been sup
pressed since the declaration Of war.
Previous 20 the suppression of German
pagers the Number of publications in that
language anlounted to 1873.
Ia. italian papers came second in num-
bcr With IL circulation OF over 500, 900, and
the Jewish, apers were third. which num-
berea i5O. The Scandinavian group is
large. consisting of papers printed in the
Swedish. Norwegian and Danish Ian
gauges. There are Il of these papers.
The next In order are Spanish and French,
which find their circulation mostly along
the Mexican and Canadian borders. There
are also papers published in the various
Languages of the .Albanians. Arabians.
Armenians. Assyrians. Bohemians, Bull
garians. Chinese. Creations. Dutch, Fin
nish. Greek. Japanese. L~ithuanians, Mag
vars. 8elgians. Portuguese. Rumanians,
Russians, Serbians.. Slovaks. Sloyenians.
Turkish. and Ukrainians.
With such a polyglot of literature as
that circulated every day and week, it is
wonderful how peace is maintained all
over the country. The United States is
surely an "E pluribus unum nation"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13

From the Rachc ~(ffnancial) Review.
France has already appropriated
nesriy $&0e. 0o0, 900 to carry on peace
work 0n railways. ports, bridges and
in general improvements. Italy has
set aside $3.50. GOO, 0g0 for the ans
character Of work. England will fol-
low q similar plan. The United States
Shouid not be behind in promptly max
ing appropriations broportionate TO
cur vast resources to help industry
AnA Labor through the emergency
period Of transition.
WhRe manufacturers expecting lower
cost maeriaI will restrict their pur-
Chasex. the buying power of the coun-
fry. AZ in b agricultural regions. NAV
not be influenced by the prospect Of
lower nssros later on and win continue
To buy in large volume. Some of the
war work. hike shipbuilding. consum-
Ing large amounts of steel. will go OH.
Automobile manufacture may be ex-
pectcd to spring into large volume az
soon ~ its forces can bc adjusted.
Railroads could use very great
aIu0unte OF steel IL the government
would undertake to bring the roads
equipment facilities. extensions and
improvements up to date. But The
railroad administration has announced
that It will not make further enuin-
0AN OSk AEG lOWCT.
b 10 . grave error The government
should u,nke these purchases and
chargc Esc war with the extra cost.
Generally speaking, stocks of goods
througfout the country are low. This
= = II the saving factors in the
SITUATION There will later on-per-
hapH oo0n-bc increased demand for
goods. hut In the meantime manufac-
surexS win not make MP lines except
A. ordereG. ard buyers will not order
n pre1ettt prices, hoping for lower
0nea. Temporarily. then. the action
hand to mouth in it's devel-
usHnent-
But sosne prices will o decline in
tt,e near future. Those things which
conuabHtc 60 living needs OF the
= couksn1e In large daily demand.
1asEia NACeS have made luxurics and
plenty necessities. Necessity f. an
elastic Werd Necessities OF life in
ms country are not what, II denied.
v0atd pgoduco starvation, but. aro
tn0se Things which the people think
they must have and are willing to
pay -. and the list b q long me ma
~ 0e4nnnd 9 them widespread. De
mans - w1tnt keeps prices from tau
taG. ~ hisf1 ysSre1 Tor those com
which are considered neces-
WIN keep wages high.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13

A movement is on foot to en-
throne Don Miguel in Portugal in
event of the failure of the present
Portuguese revolution to restore
ex-king Manuel to the throne.
Although the attempts were partly
checked the raonarchists seem to
be gaining strength in the north.
If the effort to replace Manuel is
utterly a failure and Don Miguel
is made king it will mean that a
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13
Foreign LANGUAGE Press.
From the Omaha world-Hcrai,

The extensive circulation of foreign
language publications in the United
States - realized but by few people. and
those only who have taken the trouble
to investigate. The postoffice records
show t,at the foreign language press con-
sists CT 1.S75 publications. printed in 80
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13

AT a recent fancy dress ball in London
a party of young ladies' appeared dressed
to impersonate Wilson'S IA points"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1919-02-13

other Reds were attempting %
orise the Ebert followers % cover
wstn rifles and grenides. The
Enert followers returned the m
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
NEPkEHLEDNETE!
NOVINkY!

Prave jsem vydal deset skvost-
nych pohlednic ceskymi ma
rodnimi pisnemi 27c; Jirasek,
"Psohlavci' roc; Sojka 'Tre-
mi dily sveta" $1.10; Svetla,
"Zvoneckova kralovna" a
"kriz. u potoka" V jedne knize
$1.3s. vazana $l.85; "Sbirka
nejnovejSich receptu' ma vino,
ikery, pivo, ocet a mnohe jine,
soc. Knihy V cenach snize-
nych: "Kytice cetby" kra-
snymi povidkami 35c; Horke-
no lonsky kalendar S vytecnou
cetbou pouze 15c; "Proroctvi
Sybillino' 1Oc; "Vezen Mag
debursky', velky roman o 4
knihach S1.2O. F. Pancner,
34A5 w. 26. ST., Chicago, Ill.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17

"Ty Sc odvazujes predpiso-
vat mi zakony?."
MAN jiste pravo mlceti a
levydavati vasemu hnevu, va
81 pomste muze, kteremu jsem
venovala svoji lasku.'
"To je logika zenskych! A.
vsak tvoje tajemstvi sc brzo do
zvim. Muz, jehoz jmeno chces
zamlceti, jest v moji moci. la
,nekolik vtei'in objevi sc zde."
"Ne, mel" odpovedela AL
.bina triumfujic.
A vrhla Sc k oknu, shasta ry
chile lampu a zatahla zaclonu.
PAX obratila Sc ustepacne k
markyzovi:
jet nyni zpraven 0 nebez
peel, jez jej zde ocekava a
ia zachovam sve tajemstvi!"
"Ztrestenec, jenz Sc chce me
lit Sc mnou, sc starym mysli-
vcem jako jsem ja! Nebyl jsem
Ia cihane sam, mila dcero, a
'tvuj milenec ,e v tom okamzi
ku bezpochyby zadrzen mia.
dym Vixen, jemuz neujde, "a
to rucim!"
"Muj bratr - ach muj bra
tt - Max" koktala Albina u
lekana. "Mui Boze, nedopou-
stej, ably Sc spolu setkali! -
Diva prchli mladici v prudkem
hnevu! To by bylo straslive, O.
tee, - nebot' - nebot Wy ne
vite jeste vsechno."
"Co by mohlo byti jeste hor-
siho nest astna?'
Albina objala kolena syeho
otce:
"Zapflsaham vas - feknu
Vam vsecko - vseckO - ale
.;dete - rychle! - nesmeji st
spolu setkati - muj bratr ne
smi jej zastreliti.
Smrtelny vykrik vydral Sc j
z hrdla. Zaznela rama, po kterf
heprostredne nasledovala dru'
ha. "A uboha, hroutic Sc, kokta
la.
Ach. ach, bylo to strasllvt
ct e, kdybyate jej dial nyn
niym bratrem usmrtiti - Wy
nevite jest6 vsechno,' opako
Vala poznOvu.
A odhozena otcem, JeJz pre-
konal vzrustajici hnev, klesli
Albina do mdlob.
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kdyZ Albina priSla opet X
sobe, byla sama We SVEN poko-
il. Vstala lined, pripravena Wy
raziti ven, aniz by vedela KAN
pocit'ujic jedine potrebu opu-
stiti tento dunn a nevideti vice
tech kteri il zpusobili takovou
bolest.
Ale marny byl jeji pokus, o.
tevriti dvere, nebot byly zvcn'
ti zavreny. Tu spatrila nest'a-
stna ma krbu billy kousek pa
jiru, po jehoz stranach hore-
ly jcste dive svice. Vsechny o.
statni byly shastnuty. Ma TOM
to papiru spatfila pevnym ru-
kopiscm sveho otce, napsane
[svoe jmeno. Jako hlava rodiny
|,jez chrani cest sveho jmena,
dial il nasledujici prikaZy:
"Drve nez Sc mole dcera o.
pet objevi V nasem stredu, zine
nj svoji toiIetJ. Nevi niceho ne
slysela mic. Probudila Sc re spa
nku a slysela selest V zamku--
Bazlive odvazila Sc vyjiti re
sveho pokoje, ably videla, co
Sc stale. Ponevadz hlavni dve-
re opatrnosti jsou zavreny ma
klic, muze pouziti schodiste
pro sIuzebnictvo."
Jako podp.s stale tam Jen 70
dine jmeno Argues Wives.
Albina posud nevedela, co
sc stale parku - zda-li bra
tr ieiiho milence zasahl, nebo
zda-li tento znenadani prepa-
Gen V temnOte nocni druheho
: nezastrelil. A musila Sc ukaza
! ii. odvazovati svoje slova. po-
hIedy a pohyby. A jakyml sve
cky musila Sc dati pozoroVa-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
PTeloSl L..K.S.


ii! Obema dobrodruhy, kteri il
temer uplne vytlacili re srdce
otcova a kteri patrne 81 usmy-
sill vyhnati il take z domu.
Jeji ruce Sc chvely, a trva-
10 to dosti dlouho, nez odlozi-
la Sat lasky a zamnenila jej je
dnoduslm. Slysela kroky v pfi
zemi, ma chodbach a ma scho-
dech. Cely zamek, panstyo i
sluzebnictvo, bylo jiz ma no.
hou.
| Albina Sc vlekla az Stroke
/! mu kamennemu schodisti. Jak
81 prala We hluku rozeznati bra
truv hlas. Ma miste toho vsak
zaslechla Betsy, Joeho sluze
|bnictvo, pronasejici sve pozna-
mky. Mezi tim rozdelil otec je
j vsechny pusky a plstole; pro
sebe 81 p'onechal savli.
"Musite Sc spokojiti s pou-
kym strilenim do vzduchu," ma
rizoval lidem. "Ja vsak Sc. to-
no muze zmocnim Sc savli v ru
Ice. NebOt' muslin lei miti 1--WE
no! Tedy ku predu! Nechte j.
ii mne napred a nasledujte
mych rozkazu."
Tu poznamenala Betsy:
Gale kde pax je pan Max?
| A slecna Albina?"
Albine projel mraz celym te
lem. Jak odpovi Ma to otec? ia
kou asi pripravil komedii, KITE
re Sc musl podrobiti? Ale ne.
hledic X nenavsti, jakou k ne
mu citila - nebot' tax daleko
to jiz doslo, re jej jiz nenavi-
celia - nemohla jinak, nez o.
bdivovati kid a chladnokrev-
most, jakou Jako hlava rodiny
branil Sc katastrofe, ktera o.
| ihrozovala cest domu.
/ Markyz musel miti smrtel-
|nou uzkost. nebot' jeho syn Sc
.!jeste nevratil. Kdo obou pa
oil? Staremu slavnemu rodu Je
10 hrozilo vymreni a ami nej-
mensi zachvtni nebylo znati V
IJeho hlase, kdyz odpovedel na
otazku Americanky:
"Pri sve ncopatrnosti a chuti
uposlcchl mych SLOW. Zpozcro-
rrevziti nebezpeci na sebe, ne
| ku d6je Sc n6co neobycejneho.
val liz drive, re V pokoji Zam
Cht6l jsste dnes V noci polozi-
ii lecku; byl isem proti tOmu.
IKdyz treskly dive rany, odebral
isem Sc ihned do jeho pokoje.
| Nenalezl isem no tam, pOne.
ladz byl v-nku vzaloze. Ale
Iod kdy? ukoncil markyz sVoJl
Tree $ pohybem nejistoty.
PAX ie nutno jiti mu lined
ina pomoc,' volala Betsy. "Coz
|kdyby rama byla jej asahla"
"Jen zadnou nervositu, mi
llostiva pani," odpovedel mar
Ikyz zdvorile. ale suSe.
"a tady ISL"
| A jehO pohled sc zdvihl, aniz
by prozradil nejmensiho hnevu
TX Albine. ktera namahave ses-
tupovala Sc schodu.
"Milostiva pani reknc ii Vse
cko. Ted ku predu!'
/ Markyz provazen jsa Spen
cerem a sluzcbnictvem, vysel
ven.. Dal rozkaz prohledati ce-
: Ily park pri nejmensim scles
: tu vystreliti ranu do vzduchu.
PAX sc vsichni rozdelili. Joe
pripojil sc k markyzovi.
!, {POkracOvani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17

PAUL kRAL, zednicky kon-
traktor - staviteI, vykonava
vsechny zednicke prace, spray
ky, move stavPy spr&vne lev
ne. Haste Sc v {. 1901 +. DuI
kee Ave. V Corlett.
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13.
Stara GronkviStova byla pc

Stara Gronkvistova byla pc.
chovana.
Nezminiv Sc o tom ami Paw
lovf ami Hane, ucastnil jsem sc
pohrbu, kdyz jedaoducha ra-
kew stare pani, provazena Paw
lem, duchovnim a nekolika zna
mymi remesAniky byla nesena
X hrobu. Sci jsem zadni fade.
Byl to ddkaz ucty, kterouz byl
jsem die meho nahledu povi-
men zesnule, ma niz jsem svou
lehkomyslnosti velke krivdy Sc
dopustil.
Pc pohrbu zdrzel Sc Pavel v
Upsale jeste nekolik ,nedel. vi
cali jsme sc kazdeho vecera,
kdyz prisel ke mne, jindy jsme
Sc nestykali. Ia dne prodleval
u Hany, ably zpenezil pozdsta-
lost po stare Gronkvistove a
raly domek pronajal. Jakmile
bude vec usporadana, zamysle
la Hama vratit Sc do Stockhol-
mu.
Az dosud bylo pribuzenstvi
s Pavlem pro me soudruhy ta7
jemstvim. Pavel mohl zatim O.
dejiti, aniz by kdo mel jen tu-
SEMI o prfbuzenstvi nasem, kdy
bych hned prvniho vecera, kde
jsem 81 vytkl tax Slechetna a
velkoduSna predsevzeti, nebyl
jinak ia tom ustanOvil. Shle-
Gal jsem, re by Sc nesrovnava-
10 citem pravnim take mou
hrdos,f, kdybych sveho vlast-
niho bratra Zapiral. Predse-
, wal jsem 81 take, az pomine
prvni smutek mad umrtim stare
Gronkvistove, dokazati Pavlo-
vi, re nejsem naprosto takeho
ssmySleni, abych musil stydeti
-se "a vyznani, ze jsnre bratri.
Nekolik dlli po sv. Martini
pripadal den narozenin Pavlo-
vych. Rozhodl jsem Sc, re ten
to. den oslavim piIkou, k niz
jsem chtel pozvati vsecky SOU
druhy sboru studentskeho, je-
hoz jscm byl clenem.
Asi na tyden pred tim roze.
slal ,jsem pozvani. V den pred
slavnosti pozadal jsem Pavla
ably druheho dae vecer prise
Ike mne drive nez obycejne. q.
stanovil Jsem hodinu Sestou..
kdyz Pavel die umluvy pfi
sci, pravil jesm zcela vesele:
"Vis, ze jsou dnes tive naro
zeniny, a proto musis Sc mnol
jiti k N-bergovi. Objedna
jsem pro mas zvlastni pokoj, ,
remz, ty a ia, chceme oslavft
tive narozeniny."
Pavel nemohl odepriti. 81
isme ruku ruce. PriSed k N
bergovi, vedl jsem Pavla k pc
strannimu pokojiku, jenz sou
sedil Sc SIM, kdc mela byti po
f&dana pitka.
Oblek mehO bratra byl ia
ko vzdy mad miru zvlastni. O
vSem nebyl mem !jiz takov
nelad jako tehda, kdy byl sla
bym mladikcm a nosil ode,
jenz byl zhotoven pro muze d
speleho; ale pres to byl kaba
jeho mezi raneay TAX Siroky
re Sc podobalo, jakoby visel n
rohatine: spodky sbihaly az z
pay, vesta byla opet kratk;
re mezi nj a spodky povstava1
bila prostOra - vada TO-, KIT
rou mel zakryti d1ouhy sal.
Vesli jsmc do pokoje, kt
byl ulozen cerny Oblek sit
svrchmik, spodky a vesta, KIT
rez jsem pro nej dal zhotovit
BezeIo nyni to, primeti no,
by odev ten ma Sc Oblekl . pi
jal ode mne darem. Az dosu
nebylo mpzno pfemluyiti n
ably ode mne prijal neceho. f
kaval pokazde:
"Nkoli, Conny, bylo by tr
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Zavrev dvere pravil jsem

ln6mu:
! "Vis dobre, Pavle, ze jsem
20 delsf dobu byl velmi male
|myeli. Rekni, chtel-li bys mn6
ispusobiti radost nejakou?"
I ~ vsech vsudy, ovsem ze
chci," odvece Pavel nina 81 ru-
ce, pax dolozil bezstarostle,
jak mival v obyceji: "Abych
|rravdu rekl, posledni dobe i
mysl ma byla zachmurena, ja-
ko podzimni obloha. Hama neu
stale jep plakala, tvs byl take
zasmusily, mole housle odpoci-
valy, i muj hlas a kolovratek,
jenz nyni sUoji nekde koutku
u panny Lovy We Stokholmu
zcela itch. Ne - citim ma sobe,
re to ma dale TAX zustati nesmi.
Ably das wal vSecky starosti,
chcene Sc opet radovati. Po-
vez jen, CO chceS a ucinim to
lined, abychom zazili potesne
Ichvile."
"Dobra, Pavle, slibil jsi n.y.
|ni, re splnis prani me, a to jest,
abys oblekl 81 tento odev," pra
Ivil jseM ukazuje nan. "Chci te
videti jednou poradne oblece-
1Eeho, a toho nesmis mne ode
priti."
Pavlova tvar zasmusila Sc.
"Conny, tvs mi polozil lee
ku," pravil skoro nevrle, chy-
stale Sc uciniti mi po Will; "ale
!pro tentokrat STAN Sc. Ale nj
kdy jiz toho nezadej, zpusobil
lbys mi tim jen inevoli. Muj o.
dev jest jako ja sam: jeden ne
hodi Sc pro druheho. Uvykl
|jsem 'tomu tax, re nelze vice
odvyknouti, &C sice spocatku
resrovnavalo sc to S mou priro
zenou pcvahou. v odevu, zho-
jtoyenem die me postavy, bylo
by mne nevolno, jako kdybych
inepravidelny zpdsob sveho Ii
vota mel zmeniti "a pravidel-
ny. Venku ma ulicich, kde zpi-
Ivam a hraji, lid mi tleska, -
to mne nyni schazi, &C Ia me-
no detstvi bylo mi to utrapou.
TAX bylo by mi, kdybych nynej
ST svuj odev vymenil Ia jiny,
ljako bych oblekal ma Sc svera.
Ici kazajku. Pod TIL kolovra.
Iku telo me i nohy zkrivily Sc,
IPodobne jest to mymi naklon
rOStmi O. vkusem - berOu Sc
abych tax rekl, take kfivyn
|smerem. Podivej Sc jen ma mne
| shledas, ze. mne krasny kabat
a pekne spodky pranic neslusi
X nemalemu prekvapeni po
znal jsem, re ma Pavel pravdu
" Inovem obleku postava jeh(
jevila Sc jeste vice zkriven;
nezli v tom, ktery byl odlozil
Vypadal skoro sm6Sn6. Nezb,
10 tedy, nez pOzadati no, alb!
: Sc op9t oblekl do vlastniho od'
w.. uznal- jsem, ze mu mnOhen
'lepe sluSi, q ze krasna hlav;
jcho mem vice vyhika.
Jedva Pavel oblekl ma 81
: svuj starry odev, zaslechl jsen
:, hlasy nekolika veselych studel
0 tn, kteri byli veSli do vedlejSi
t no salu.
>, My vsak zustali' jsme tisi
a pokojiku, al jsem mohl tusit
a re jsou .jiz vsichni shromazdd
!, l,ni. Potom teprv otevrel user
a ,dvere do salu.
: Nczli Pavel mohl Zpamatc
vati Sc, p:edstavil jsem jej so
le druhum jako sveho bralra
'e rrohlasil, ze jsem je sem pt
= zval ma oslaveni jeho narozs
i. min.
l. Nastal veseiy hovor, jedlo
l. pilo Sc, a brzy zapomenuto II
"a podivnou postavu meho bratr;
O. &C sice kdyz jsem no predst;
l. voval, ma nejedne tvari' zpozy
'roval jsem, re by Sc byli RAJ
a. otazali.
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Drobr1A
0znarrlky

rRIJME Sc hoch ktery ma
skolni certifikat do uceni tis-
karns "Svsta". Jen radny
|necht Sc hlasi. =?
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.PRiJMU ma byt a stravu diva
1ochy v start cd ctyr do osmi
rokii. Adfessa Sc sdeh " adm.
t. listu. 3-18
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PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE dvou
rodimny dunn v SO. Brooklyne.
Haste Sc V {. 1923 Spokane
Ave. 3-lS
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$50 velky kabinetni hraci
troj 80 rekordy Sc proda
)ouze "a $65 "a hotove neb Sc
'ezme Liberty Bond. Haste Sc
V {. 3111 w. 25 St. bllze Clark
Ave. nahofe.
3-22
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PRODA Sc kun, peroVy vuz a
pOstroi. Haste sc V c. 2978 F..
37 nj. 3-1S
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kDO BY CHTEL vym61it dvou
rodinny dunn ia jednorodinny,
aeb farmu eS vsim zariZenlm a
dobytkem, at Sc hlasl nebo do
piSe ma {. 1922 E. 14O ul. Z u
.nion neb z Kinsman. Agent Sc
vylucuji. 3-17
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NEJLEPSt d neirychlejsi ce-
ton Hess, 4O18 Trumbull. Tel.
mentovou praci udela. Vam An
Union 2S2 K. At
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HLEDA Sc cisty byt v tiche
ulici blize Broadway kary ma
$500 mesicne koupelnou.
Byt mini najmout dvouclenna
rodina dobre situovana. Ne
Chte adressu adm. "Sveta".
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PRODA Sc nekolik domu ma
tfi rodiny a nekolik v Gene
SO, 600, sc vsim zarizenim. Hla
ste Sc u JOS. Filipa, 1923 Dol
loft Rd. 3-18
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Cesi ucte Sc presn6 anglidin6 zlep
ste Svoje postavenf. Moji pomoCf ci-
zinci zdokonalili znalost angliciny. Do
ora anglicina zarucuje lepsf mlsto.
Studujte Sc mnou. ucebna otevrena
ID $3.50 do $50 yeGer. 3ol Clarence
Bldg, G12 Euclid Ave. Dykes Albright.
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PR1JMOU Sc divky Ma ruku a
zehlic. Haste Sc u J. Mezery.
1880 Cable Ave.
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PRIME Sc hospodyne do tri
clenne rodiny. Dobry domov.
Haste Sc v {. 1920 Wichita St.,
So. Brooklyn, City.
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.hEDA Sc maly byt pro bez-
detne manzele. Nechte adressu
v adm. t. lStu. 3-18