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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

There is a new Republican member
Of the House OF Representatives who
believes that he was deprived Of fame
and Immortality by the merest trick
Of circumstance. This is Congress
man William D. Boies, Of Iowa. When
ne recently appeared before the Public
Lands Committee TO discuss the bill
providing farms lor soldiers he SAID
that his father and mother, when
they were first married, settled
upon a Civil War land grant and made
their home in a log cabin,
They prospered upon their home
stead", said Congressman Boies, and
finally built themselves more comfort
lble home. l was born just three
days after they moved into the new
house, thereby losing all claim TO the
lame that seems to come inevitably tc
those who are born in a log cabin"
Congressman Mays, Of Utah, how
ever, exploded his theory by saying;
We'll, was born in a log cabin
and haven, seen Fame botheTine
me very much as YETI
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03
Large Supplies Handled

Supplies valued at about l5,000,.
900 we're handled by the London head.
quarters Of the American Red Cross
during the war, according TO report
made public today by the organization
director Of supplies in Great Britain.
The report pays tribute to the CO oper.
alton Of the British railroads, the Port
OF London Authority and the British
custom officials.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03
Building Nests for Hens.

Nests should be situated in a more
or less dark place, for then the hens
will be less apt 10 eat the eggs. A
good place is directly beneath the
roost platform, with the nests so ar
ranged that the hen enters lrom the
side toward the wall, Each nest
should be from II to l4inches square,
and high enough (about 10 or IA
inches) to be convenient for the hen
TO enter. The partitions between
the nests should be high enough to
prevent the hens from rolling the eggs
from one nest 10 another, otherwise
they will fight and eggs will be broke
Fine hay or straw makes good nest.
ing material.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

nationality in that part o! Asia. Eng
land has teen helping Kolchak and
his army with supplies and arms,
France has also been helping as much
as possible, while the Americans sit
by, holding their thumbs and doing
nothing"
Major Simmons declared that it was
a mistake to consider Bolshevism as a
political movement, It 10 not" he
said. ut is murder, robbery and per
sonsl tyranny, with less personal free
dom than uader the rule Of the Gar.
We have accepted the Bolshevist
definition Of Bolshevism in good faith
and tried TO discuss it, The trouble
is that Bclshevism is not a carry out
Of those principles"
Major simmons urged tnat the
United States Immediately send sup
plies and equipment 10 Admiral KoI
chak. II you don't make it impos.
sible for Bolsheyism 10 succeed il
Russia you will have it here" he de
clared. The Germans intend to uti
! lie to the fullest advantage the con
dition in Russia. They will be r..
pared the moment peace Is signed tt
oveuun Russia economically and es
tsbIish a commercial union. with RI s
sia. -,
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03
fancy COunty'S War Casualty List

We are in receipt Of Taney county's
casualty's list in the great world
war, which has been carefully COM
piled by the State Historical Soci'
ETY. Of Missouri (Floyd c, Shoemaker,
Secretary, Columbia), which is believed
10 be very accurate. This is given in
connection with Missouri's total, which
gives US some idea Of our boys sacri-
fees in the war. The list is as follows:
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03
Under the Big Dome

At the request Of Senator John Sharp
Williams, Of Mississippi, Democratic
member Of the Foreign relations Com
mitlee which has been investigating
the Leak Of Nations, the name o.
Frank Vanderlip, the noted Nsw York
banker, was included in the list O
those to be questioned concerning
copies Of the peace treaty. Mr.. Van
derlip packed up and came to Wash
ington, and Senator Williams was per
mitted 10 question him.
'Have you a copy Of the peace
treaty." inquired Senator Williams
NO" said Mr.. Vanderlip.
Have you seen a copy?" asked
the Senator,
NO." replied Mr.. Vanderlip.
That's ALL" said the Senators "
heard you had"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

Thrift Is The suTesi and strongest
foundation Of an empire so sure, so
stfong, 50 necessary, that no nation
cal loug exist tina, disregsrd' 4"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

Congressman Albert Johnson, Of
Washington, is the new Republican
chairman Of the House committee on
immigration, which is just now trying
TO formulate new immigration regula
tions for the consideration Of Congress
Mr.. Johnson, before entering Congress,
was a newspaper man, and conse
quently has large number Of friends
in the newspaper game who can be
pursuaded 10 give him a little publ.
city whenever he wants it, Knowing
that the country was interested in the
immigration situation, one Of the large
newspaper syndicates recently sent
broadcast an article recounting the
good work being done by Mr.. Johnson
in this connection, and, to make the
story complete, they included photo
graph. The photograph was labeled:
Chairman Johnson, Of the Immigra
ton Committee" but through some
unforeseen Circumstance, the picture
that accompanied it was that ol a very
beautiful young lady. The Congress
man thinksthis may account for the
large attendance at the opening ses.
sions Of the committees hearings.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

It is always an interesting period al
the Capitol when party which has
been in control for a number Of years
is reduced 10 the status, Of the min.
ority, and as u result, is compelled tt
turn over 10 the violors all the legis
lative machinery, and the pomp and
dignity, and not a few creature com
forts in which they have revelled for
so long. 1t is only natural, perhaps,
that they should have come to look
upon most ol these accourtrements Of
power as their inalienable property,
and so it Is not surprising that the en-
forced separation is sometimes a pain
ful process.
Almost anyone would know tha,
something had gone awry with the
Democratic party in Congress merel,
by looking in upon the House Of
Representatives and seeing the vener
able and beloved. Champ Clark, late
speaker Of that body, sitting quietly
on one Of the long benches on the
Democratic side instead Of occupying
the big and comfortable chair on the
Speakers das which he filed for SC
many years. Other signs Of Demo.
cratic disaster may also be seen BY
looking into the ornate committe
rooms which heretofore have been PIE.
sided over almost by gentlemen frtm
the South, but which are nov tenanted
by the lately victorious Republicans
It is the surrender Of these spacious
committee rooms, perhaps, that brings
the greatest pang 10 the vanquishet
party, for it means that they must nov
retire to considerably smaller quarters
in the rather auStere office building o
the House Of Representatives.
It is doubtless a trying period 10
certain Democrats, who enjoy tn,
power and the comforts that flow from
party control in Congress, but to other
il represents welcome shifting 0
burdens that have become ircreas
ipgly heavy during the last few ses
sions, and they sit back in their neV
and modest surroundings with a sooth
Ing philosopy to the effect that all !
not gold that glitters.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

George Higgins Moses, Of New
Hampshire, one Of the new Republi'
can senators, realized The second Of
two very definite sOyhOod ambitions
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

May the vast future not have 10
lament that yGp neglected III"
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

Will begin in the issue of July II. If not a
subscriber, get on our list in time to get the
opening chapter. And if your time is nearly
olt better renew in tme and not miss chapter.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1919-07-03

Power Of BuIshsViN is Nearly ever
Tia. the power Of the BOlEheyiki i9
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KAPITOLA XVIII.

"a nyni Percy" pravila mat
ka k synovi sv6mu, kdyz sc by
Ii octli Ma ulici. "Povez mi, CO
zamysliS uciniti?"
"Sd6lim celou zalezi.OSt pa
nu Mervynovi poproslm jeJ,
ably mi dial Ma delsl dobu dovo
ienou, bych S pandn Dismo-
rem 20 Edite patrati mohl."
~ nebuda mu to nemiie ?
Povaz, ze's teprve tyden Il ne.
no. Dbej, abys o TO misto ne
Iprisel."
Bud 'te bez starOsti matin
ko; pan Mervyn jest ke mn(
,velmi laskav isem iiz napfec
uiiSten, zo mi da zadanou do
volenou," pravil Percy.
(PokracnvSni.}
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~PRODA Sc reznicky obchot

(PRODA Sc reZnlcky ObchOd
kde Sc trzi tydn6 $500 a vice,
je v Gene as $25OO.O0. ProdA
Sc grocerni a reznicky obchod
S budovou, neb Sc vymenl "a
lot co splatku. - Proda Sc ro-
hovy dum pro til rodiny, lot
je IS pri 140 strevicich, nese
S44.OO najmu mesicne a je tfe-
ba slozit pouze as $500. =
Prodam mensi domek o 4 sv6t-
nicich S koupelnou. Je treba
slozit pouze malou castku ho-
tove. Blizsi podrobnosti o tech
to prodejich sdeli Tom. Suchy
pojist ujici a pozemkovy ledna
tel, 1902 Beckman Ave. Tel
Princt. 1876 w.
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Farma o 50 akrech, dunn o
7 sv6tnicich, nova barn, veske-
re hospodarske nacini, DOLBY
TEX, proda neb vymeni Sc "a
mestsky majetek. - Cena
$4,000.
Farma 0 SO akrech, novy vel
ky dun a garage, proda neb Sc
vymeni Ia mestsky majetek ma
zapadni strane.
Farma 80 akrech, dun 5
syetnicich, da Sc "a $46O0.00.
Farma O 23 akrech, dunn o 8
sv6tnicich, dobytek a vse zarl-
zeno. Cena S59OO.0O.
Farma o Is akrech, dun o )
pokojich, cena $4,000.
P;Ste neb, prijdte k V. I'm
ger, 1921 Central Ave, anet
obvdli {. 1865 F.. IT. st. 6-14
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ZANOVNT DUM $500 pro

velkou rodinu 7 svetnicich, 4
bedroomy a kouplna, china ca
)inety v jideln6, bookcasy, pen
ry, fernes, skopky, pada, upra
vcny osety lot, 40 pri 1913, do
bry slepicnik q kralikarna. "a
da Sc hotove as $4,000, zbytck
ma mirne splatly. Haste Sc V
els. 3547 E. 1876 ul. z Union A
We, 6-13
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nedvnem V jedne pivnici naho-
dou O stryci Martinu Herber
tovi vypravovati slysel.
"Dobre jitro, pane Dismo.
re. DiviLe Sc me neocekavanf
navsteve, neni-liz pravda?'
pravil podavaje Dismorovi ri
ku. Tento jej uvltal a predsta.
iviv mu Percyho a jeho matku,
Inabidnul mu sedadlo. Pan
Moody pax zacal:
"Teprve pred dvema hodina
j mi jsem Sc vratil z delSi cesty,
Liz jsem pred osmi dneni ma
stoupil. Slysel jsem hned pfi
inavratu SVEN, re dcera vase
zmizela beze stopy a re mate
podezranl ma tohoto mladika
lie il unesl. Podezrenl to jest
Ibezpodstatne, cemz vas l.
hned presvedcim. Pred osmi
dny, cevna, opustil jsem o je
f! dne hodine pulnoci obydli
sve, abych Sc dostal cas- ma
iizni vlak Z Jersey City vyjl-
zdajici. Byla rozkosna noe,
Iuminil jsem 81 jiti pesky k pfi-
vozu. Jak vite, musi Sc jlti ko-
lem vaseho domu. To byla ia
'taz noe, V niz dcera vase uni
Izela, neniliz pravda
"Ano, dne /. cervna,' odtu-
Sil Dismore.
"Shoduje Sc. Prave, kdyz
jsem Sc volnym krokem domu
vaSemu blizil, spatril jsem
pred mrizovym plotem kocar,
Y nehoz nekolik muzu cerny-
mi skraboskami zakuklenych
vyskocilo. Byli mne sice pode
zre!i, ale jelikoz 81 tax volne
pocinali, jakoby Sc niceho ne
obavali, myslil jsem 81, re to
budou vaSi znami, kteri nalezi
nejspise k maskarnl spolccno-
sti. Nevzpomnel jsem 81 vice
ma tuto prihodu, az dnes po
SVEN navratu."
"Ano, nyni vse pochopuJl.
ri zakuklenci dceru moji IL
iradli V nadeji ma Velike Wy
kupne. Oni nalezi beZpochyby
k teze bandG, ktera asi pred
! tremi mesici V teto kraiinG hroZ
ne radila. Myself jsme, ze
jsme Sc il ma vzdycky zhostii
ale mylili jsme Sc. Lotri t
chovali Sc n6jaky cas- ticha
Cekajice, az Sc verejne minen
Iupokoji.'
Potom obrativ Sc k Per
cymu, rka:
Mladiku, nahlizim, jak ne
lsmirne jsem van ubllzil. Jest'
tjednou vas prosim Ia odpu5t'
mi. V bolesti mad zcratou jedi
neho ditete sveho nebyl jsen
Isebc mocen.'
"Ja vam jiz odpustil, pan
Dismore. Jsem rad, ze So We
} objasnila a re jsem prost vSe
no podezreni.'
"A nynl budu nebcm a ze-
mi hybati, abych dceru sVo
&, vydral Z moci te zakernick
: handy. Kdybych mel cel6 jmt
=. nj sve ma vypatrani jeji nalc
l ziti, vynalozim je. Prlsahan
ze ami jediny tech zakefn
4 XII trestu neujde.'
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PRODA Sc move zhotove

PRODA Sc move zhotoveny
dim sesti pokojich, vsim mo
dernim pohodlim opatfeny We
zkvetajicim okoli V Mt. Plea
SAINT, "a pricinou odjezdu. Kup
nj podminky velmi mirne. Hla
ste Sc u F. Dohnala, 3672 E.
131 ul. ?
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DUM u SHAKER HEIGHTS

blize hlavni zastavky Rapid
Transit, u skol, kary, Storu, 6
krasnych svetnic a koupelna,
2achod We sklepe, plastrovana
puda, mantel, book-casy, china
cabinety, pantry, dubove podla
by q t6z finis. Lot je so pTi
200 st. garaz pro 2 auta. To-
to jc velmi pekny majetek a
pIali bychom 81 ceskou rodinu
V mem. Cena $500, hotove
$4,000. Vcela Realty Invest.
Co.. 5733 Broadway. = Union
o53-W. Broad $50. 6-12
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kuJl, Ze nechcl am JeulnkenO
slova Cd vas slyseti. Mic nezvra
ii muj umysl - dceru svou "a
vrhl jsem CO nehodnOu svetac
ku a vam zakazuji co nejdu-
razneji pristup do meho do
mu. Klid'te Sc odtud!'
"Neprenahlujte Sc pane Dis
more, at toho nezellte. Kdyz
uslysite, co vam chci -
ga opet vam pravim, re ne
chci cd vas ami slova slyseti,' y
skocil mu Dismore do reel
"zadna moe ma svete umysl
muj nezvrtne.'
"Pane Dismore," zacal Per
cy opet; "vy mne musite vysle
chnouti. Svou cti yam rucim "a
to, re mi budete d6kovati, re
jscm byl talk neodbytny."
Dismore Sc ma chVili zamy-
slel.
"Nuz, mluvte tedy," pravil
posleze.
"Vy mne podczrlvate, re
jsom Editu Z domu vaSeho od-
vedl?"
"Arci re-
"MyIite Sc. Wy jstc skocil k
tomuto Zav6rku, aniz by jste
byl naIczite vec tn vySetril. ia
O Edite nemam neimenSich INA
mosti. Dov6del jsem sc 0 jejim
zmizeni teprv dnas."
"Vy lzete, mladlku!' praVil
Dismore.
pane Dismore, kdybyste
byl mladsi a hlavu vaSl nepo-
kryvaiy Sediny. srazil bych vas
"a tn urazku k zemi,' pravil
Percy, MAZE tvar Uneven roz-
palenou. Ma svou cest co den
tlmen 'ujist'uji vas, ze o Edit6
niceho nevln. Jak jsem iiz
bravil, dozved6l jsem Sc o je-
Jim zmizeni teprve dncs a 81
&c pred hodinou."
Dismorc byl patrnG zarazan.
"A neopustil jste strycuv
dunn lehoz dine co Edita Zmizc-
la?"
"Je-li tomu TAX, pax Jest to
pouha nahoda," pravil Percy
pred osmi dnemi Jsem mel sc
stryccm svym hadku, nace1
jsem hned dun jaho opustil
Odebral jsem Sc do NoVehC
Yorku, kde jsem ncvinami hle
dal zamestnani. Obdrzel jsel
je Il pana Henry Mervyna '
Stapeltone Ma Staten Island
Pan ten vam dosvGdci, za jsen
po cc'y ten cas- dum jeho neo
pustil.'
"Vclky bozc!' zvolal ubo
NY otec, ia Sc tedy po TOLL
dni myIil? A tolik dni jsem n,
chal ubehnouti, aniz bych by
prstem hnul k vyhlcdani sveh,
dit6te? Mladiku, podvedl-li
mne, padniz Ma hlavu tvou kle
ba otcova!'
"Mluvim pouhou pravdu
pane Dismore. Divlm sc .en, i
iako otec Editu lGp,e neznatC
Ona by nikdy takoveho Gin
schopna nebyla. Kirk svuj visa
dim, re nezmizela, ale byl
nasilne domu otcOVskehO oC
vleccna."
"Alc kdo by j to mohl oC
nesti 4 jakych pohnutek?''
"To musime vypatrati, d.
sud Jest to hluboke tajemstv
aV5ak ia nepochopuji, re
nam poSt6sti odestriti je."
"Pane Lynde.' pravil Disr
re, podavaie Percymu svo
pravici; "odpus.lte mi, re .se
vas tax hanebne veci pod
zTival? ia citim nyni, re mi
vite pravdu."
"S rado3tl Vam odpoustll
byt' jen Edite k vuli. Avsa
.iiz jest nejvyssi cas- abycho
Sc dali do patranl."
Roz nluva jejich byia pi
ru$cna piichodem pana Mo
dyho, t@hoz, jejz Percy pr
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Krasna carodejnice.
Povidka dolby kralovske osady massachusettske.
Prelozil V. S.
"Pro pana Boha! !" zabedOva

|
pod naSi strechou. PAX byla by
Iyeta nejen pc nj, ale pc mas.
AvSak bud jak bud'," dolozi-
la srdecna divka, ably snad O.
tee nesoudil, re toho zeli, re
pronasledovanou Alici otec je-
il re sparu nabozenskych Sc
lem vytrhnul, "my il musime
zavesti ma misto bezpecne."
''Tak Sc mi libis, Marto," "
chvaiil il otec, "tak musi dee
"a stareho Gi!ese mluviti," a
slza radosti vytryskla mu z o.
ka a skanula po svrastele tva
ii do mohutne a scouchane bra
dy, ztratic Sc v nj, jako roz-
sna krupej neproniknutelne
houstine. Pc chvili pax pravil
ineznym hlasem: "Jdi pfived'
mi sem tn sladkou bytost, at
So tu mezi mas posadi a tro-
|, chu pohodli a utechy zazije." "
Marta odesla a "a nekolik o
kamzenl objevila Sc We svetni-
lei S Aici. Starry pTivoznik, kite
,ry s hlubokou soustrasti a spo-
lu i sc zalibenim ma postave
Ineboh6 upchlice zrakem u
,tkvel, postoupil il sve misto V
Ipohodlne lenosce, mysle il do
davaje.
Ackoliv tvar jeji byla mad
nih b6lejsi a &C tcmne stiny
pod ocima svedcily o utrpeni
3 uzkosti, kterou neboha divka
" n9kolika hodinach byla pre-
,rp6'a, zatrpytilo Sc piece kras
ne ollo jeji radosti zaplalo
zmuzilostf, kdyz videla, v jak
Idobrych q lidskych rukou Sc
!nachazi. Kdyz byla zodpovida
Ia n6kolik j cd privoznika
'pfedlozenych otazek, pravila
.h!asem pevnym aG mckee zn6
jicim.
"Myslim, re dest' ustal q
boufe ze pteSla. Snad sc reka
liz potud upokojila, re bych
nohla zahy rano Ma druhou
stranu Sc pfepraviti, nebot' ne
,Vdecne by ode mne bylo, kdy-
bych vas de,sim prodlenim
pod vasi strechou v nebezpc-
censtvi m6la uvesti."
"Dovolte slecno, abych vam
namitnul, re jste ma omylu, do
Imnivate-ii Sc, ze ma druhe stra
ne lepsi bezpecl naleznete
lSlOuCher a Huskins mali "a to,
re jsem vas pTepravil ma pro-
it6jsi breh, a tudiz jste na tom
TO brehu uplne bezpecna."
"Ano, sletno, otec ma pray
du. Tady jste aspon pro tuto
noe bezpecna. A jakmile pre-
,stane venku dest' a vitr, zave-
de vas otec ma misto, kde ya>
vsichni sIidici po carodejni
Icich nevyslidi."
"Co 10 miniS?" tazal sc prl
Ivoznik.
"Vzpomnela jsem na tn ta
iemnou ieskyni nedaleko od
,tud, jiz pred maio dny hu
stem r6vovi isl byl odkryl.
Privoznik Sc uderil pesti dc
celia zvolal vyjasnenou tv$
III: "Dobre mas, holka, na tn j
Iskyni bych byl zapomnel." 4
obrativ Sc k Alici, pravil roz
iaren: "Veite, slecno, ami san
satanas - buh mi hrlchy cd
Ipust' - vas V te jeskyni ne
vycmucha."
Ma to pristoupil k oknu. alb,
!, jposlechnul pliska-li dest' a b.
;. raci-li venku dosud vichrice.
"Zda Sc mi, ze jiz neprsi
j, ivitr take jiz znacne buracet
i pfcstal. Myslim tedy, re bud
nejmoudrcjSi neodkladati a d
a tajne ieskyne vas zave3ti, ne
= cert ver tenn padouchum Slou
t cherovi a Huskinsovi."
e Alice ovSem souhlasila. n
: to odehral Sc starry privozni
: do komdrlly, 4 niz pred chv
! Ii krasna uprchlice byla vysl
a g svazav zde nekolik velkych
J. dobrych kozeSin do uzle, vrt
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Kdyz ty nejnutnejsi pri-

privoznik lucernu kresatko
polfbiv peclivou -Matru ma ce-
10, vedl Alici do sklepa. Mel
re sklepa tajnou chodbu do
blizskych houstin a to proto,
aby tudy dcerou svou nepozo
rovane prchnouti mohl, kdyby
chalupa jeho nenadale cd ne
pfatelskych divochd prepadnu
ia byla. Alice drzela Sc pevne
Gilesa, kdyz tmaveho sklepa
do tajne chodby vkrocili, neb
prlvoznik opalrnosti lucernu
nerozzehl. Chodba nebyla row.
ma, ale klikata, tax ably nepra
teldm, kdyby tudy privoznfka
stihali, mnoho prekazek pdso-
bila je ma pochodu zdFzova-
la, ano misty byla tax tesna,
re museli oba skrz nj protaho
vati Sc a v takovych mistech
|zavrena byla kamenem tax,
ably pronasledovatele mysleli,
re zde Sc jM konci. Asi po peti
minutach octnul sc konecne sta
Try Giles S Alici v Siren, to
sice ma miste neproniknutelnou
houstinou porostlem. Ale hou-
stina tato byla tn jen proto,
ably zakryvala vychod z pod
zemni chodby. Asi dvacet kro-
XII dale objevila Sc stezka me-
ri krovinami a plazivou revou
dobfe vysekana a vymytena.
Ma teto stezce octnul Sc posle-
. ze prfvoznik d5vkou, ktera
byla cd namahaveho protaho-
tvani Sc podzemni chodbe, ia
koz i Cd prodirani Sc housti-
lnou tax unavena, re div nekle
sla.
Neboha divka nebyla "a
mestnana a sklicena jen svym
vlastnim osudem. Vzpominala
ma nebohou matku svou, ktara
zajiste strachy sc chveje a me-
jistotou souzi, nevedouc, zdaz
|ona pronasledovatelJlm svym u
lnikla anebo do drapu jejich sc
'dostala.
Nemene trapila il myslenka
ma Maurice. Kdyby on nebyl
odtahl daleko do pole, snad by
Sc fanatik Sloucher ami nebyl
odvazil ma skutek tax nasilny
4 kdyby, roz by Fitz Raymond,
ktery mel mnoho pratel i zna-
nlych zde na one strane reky,
nasilnym fanatikum Sc byl po-
sfavll a zamery jejich pfeka-
zil, byt' jej sameho i zivbt to
stale. Ale nyni? Kdoz Sc nebo-
he zastane, kdyby predce ko-
necne v moe fanatiku upadla?
Takove myslenky tekaly il v
hlavince a sviraly dust ieii.
Jakmile Cvrcek Alici vystra
hu pant Ravenswoodove byl
dorucil, otocil Sc ma podpatku
a letel jako vitr nazpatek do
Willy. Cestou potkal fanatiky
: Slopchera a Huskinse pocho
jpy jejich, vracejici Sc do me-
sta. Rychle skocil stranou le-
} nj 81 ma zem do travy, ably ne
! byl zpozorovan, nebot' duvtip
: ny ten klucina videl, re kdyby
byl cd Mich dopaden, zle by Sc
mu bylo vedlo.
! Kdyz prisel do Willy, nalezl
pani svou celou zoufalou." Do
: dals j listek?" zvolala, jakmi
le Cvrcek vklouznul cely uri-
ceny do dvari.
l "Ano, pani. A videl jsem, ze
slecinka ihned zmizela. Prona-
4 siedovatele jeii potkal jsam ma
i polou ceste cd Willy, takze po-
G behne-li hodne, must Jim ute
D ,ci."
, Tim Sc neboha matka pone-
: kud upokojila, &C jen ponekud
neb dosud jeste trvalo enbezpe
q ,,ci, re milovana Alice propasle
K dovatelum svym padnouti NH.
: re do rukou. Slouchera mohlo
a snadno napadnouti, re jinde
a divka nebude hledati utociste
v neZ ma druhe strana rekv Il,
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KOUPf Sc elcktricky vejil'
na strop s de,Simi rameny. Kdo
vlastni podobny vejif a ncna
prom potrebu, necht' necha a
dreSsu V adm. Sveta. :?
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PRODA Sc d1m, jednorodino-
w, vse modern6 zarjzeno. &C.
Ia levna. Lot ie 40 pfi $50
strevicich. V Mt. Pleasant.
Adressa sc sdeli V adm. t. listu.
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni dc
bre zarizeny majetek Sc dive
ma story, V nichz jest obuvni-
ckS obchod. Hodi Sc pro ka2-
dy obchod. Proda sc sc skla-
dem obuvf aneb beZ. Haste sc
V els. 1921 Hamm Ave. 6-1A
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Ave-.
PRODA SE:

$175.OO mluvici stroj "a $85, 5,00
$4,000 mluvici stroj ia $500
$125.00 mluvici stroj Ia $65.00
$500 mluvici stroj "a $500
$500 mluvici s,roj IA $4,000
Recprdy 10palcovG, oboustra
ne po 45c, jelly 2 pakliky 15c,
dplne move. Haste sc V els.
1901 Storer Ave. 6-1A
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pRODA Sc pekny lot 40 pri
$50 st. V Mt. Pleasant, bllze
vefejn6 skoly, veskere mestsk6
zavedeni mimo dlazby. Da Sc
LEVINE "a $65O.OO. Haste Sc V
els. 1902 Benharf Ave. 6-14
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PRODA Sc dobrc zarlzcna
pekarna. Haste Sc elsie 9201
st. Clair Ave. 6-14
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 sedmi svet
nicich, koupelna, garage q v5c
zafizeno. Naleza Sc ma Cham
pa ul. BlizSi Sc sdeli V elsie 49,
206 Ferris Ave. V Corlett.
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prodaji Sc plynova kamna ia
varenl, upln6 nova a krasny
kozeny set do predniho poho-
je a tez kamna na tvrde uhll.
Haste Sc V {. 4518 PershinC
Ave. 6-l3
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ny dun 0 6ti pokojich kou-
pelnOu. Pekne okoll. Haste sc
V elsie 4258 e. 116 ul. jizne Cd
Miles Ave. 6-12
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PRONAJME Sc p6kny byt
pro mensl lneb hazdetnou rodi-
nu. Adressa Sc sd6li V adm. t. Ii
stu. Gle