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New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
SJRROGATES' NOTICES


IN PURSUANCE or AN ORDER or
Honorable John p. Cohalan. a Surrogate
Of the county Of New York, notice Is
lr~eby given 10 ali persons having claims
against James Mclean. late Of the County
-. NV York. d-ceased to present tn.
,slne. with vouchers thereof. TO the sub
scr bers. ut their place Of transactinx bust
ness No. - John street, Borough OF Man
haitan. CITY OF New York. on or before
The es-d day OF August next.
Dated. New York. the iIth day OF Feb.
ruaGr, 1870
SARAH MCLEAN,
81 LINN BRUCE.
HELEN MCLEAN RAVENSCROFT
NJ L1NN BRUCE. Attorney for sarah
Mclean and NJ Linn Bruce. Executors
g Niiian Street. Borough OF Man
haitian. Dlty OF New York
EbWAHN r. oTHEMAN Attorney ror
Heleu Mclean Eavenscroft Execu;rtx
al N1ai'u street, Borough of Manhat.
t4f.. Cl.5 New York
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Executor.
TAYLOR, JACKSON. BROPfY &
NASH. Attorneys for the Executor. 20
Pine Street. Now York Clty-
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SUMMONS

YORK -LoCIs &. H1-rMn:. u piainsjH Ttr
against 1iu ARANTY TRUST COMPANY or
eader the last VIII ana restament Of .lS'
I'm A NJ - RLl ME tiiEBELliOTSE de-
- sss, Gt0RC2 Z BLJME. CHRlsTIAN
II Bill NE, FERDINAND + BIJ-N1F,
~ ~ SrCS c. BIUME. CLARA q; n
III VI r.. fifNMi NE 3tUME GOETTINIi
sii4fE5 ,,siSI NJ L R!gMa y, ANA RIA Alf
r ELISE W5fTIOCK, HAR0r. u
s -, ~, Al Il n ST NJ BLCME GkACE
I,,,I 3.l,y !, ~ ~ Bt-RTiI> D, MAY BIlMIs
MlLWODD Eli Me ara 5ANr,' Bf'f-Nit;
We 0i t'e7flnant T. Iiume. name Jane
.'e.is & l.lrlous defe fendants real first name
90, .,1.,i nnkno"n TO plaintiff, Defendants.
TO TiiH AHovE NAMED DEFENDANTS:
NpD ARE. HEREBY MMONED to an.
rye cens OF your answer or the plain
.l' atiornf within twenty days after tho
H4S el service. and in case Of your failure TO
iipeaf. "r answer Judgment will be taken
asa',s5 you 'y default. for the relief de-
aiandel in the complaint
Dated, New York CITY, February cSth 1918
HENRY HOELIJEs.
Elalntif S Attorney Office & Postoftice Ai-
dress. No 3l6 Broadway, Borough o.
Manhattan. New Yoik CIV
TO THE ABOvE NAMED DEFENDANTS
~ lfE OF FERDiNAN,, L. BLI-AIE. NAlIE;
JANE. BEING FICTITIOUS DF,t'rN
DANT EEAl. FIRST NAME BEING CN.
KNOWN 'Fp PLAINTIFF
The foregoing summons Is served upon
YOU hN publication pursuant TO an order ot
he sapreine Court. New York County. made
h.DW ARD L. fl.1rH. Justice Of said
Sapsem me Court. presii,ng dated the 1ofh
e4a Of January. . >. ana filed on that day
In ille office OF the clerk Of New York COUNT
az the County Court House, Borough of Man
A' AN. New FORK city as rese.ted by an
erder of said court, dated and flied in said
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Furnished Apartments
Lost, Found and Reward
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets for Sale

SLOANE, wH1TTAL. ROYAL. WILTON
Asnlnsler Carpet, in brown. ,aupe gray.
terms Slightly used. $50 yard Up: saita-
ole any purpose, / TO 400 yards, same pat
terms RUGS. all sizes all oolors scanned
or seamless. with or without border. pain
small or large patterns. Orientals kim s.
making over, cleaning, dyeing repairing
reS 20 soma PIE beautiful. SSILLINGS, INC,
o2o-e2s Madison Ave. (5sth). Plaza sss5.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
Gets WestmQrcland Dwelling

The Rickert Brown Realty Company
sold to f. Harry Howard a Colonial
dive ling. containing seven rooms and
bath, on the cast side OF Gleawood
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
Statesmen

Here's an opportunity for real mon
with aims and ambitions for the
future. They're the kind that keep
the world moving We're a fnan-
cial org1 nizatlon, with a reputation
second to none for honesty and
earnest endeavor. We want a few
statesmen % increase our business
We have proposition that pro-
Guces results to workers These
men viii be thoroughly trained ,nd
developed into sales managers with
the opportunity Of financial inde-
pendence. We're willing to pay big
money.
CALL BEFORE z. NJ
ROOM 10Ge
1I6 NASSAU STREE NEW YORK
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Real Estate
Recorded Mortgages
HArr

Front ST. go; W. :5xI. a. N. Narch
Hyde Park: \ :. ct al; yrs. -, pc
Elm asfy sr ss s. e 7si pear = sxss
April 10; Bernard Droge 20 JOS OFT. sol
f 18th ST; due July /. 1927 p c; pr
mtg $4,000; attys. Israel & S, 81 chan.
NORTH MOORE ST. Il. m April -.
Same San TO Nigga ~ Aronson. as. S15 w 18th st
Aronson, 55 Liberty sy...'..,. SIS ooo
NORTH MOORE 81 10. n.s =, l,7x75 April
2o~JD 20; picks payia @sid, Go to Markha Realty
at.y. S Terry, ss Cedar st; pr mtg
SAME PRc1ERrY , m; April 10 sssg9e ssn,e
to Mutual Life lns CO OF y Y; due and
int az bond; pr mtg s9.ooo; atty, T g
GREENE ST. %. 8 25xioo; nsn!el F
Farrell, II W 1920 st. TO Louis II schultz
ct a., 25 Madison av, due April %. ia-l
~ c; atty, E e Mercelia. 50 Broa'-
MoRToN ST, 50. $. 27s2 Hudson 5n'Vp, St,
IssT52e Md1anas Apri y y Eat Ka{e Berry to Ans
away; Queens borough; yr. p 6; Pr
mtg 5000; address W e Mcponnen.s Ia2
WEST ST, s. SIS l1.h st. runs slsv
= e l3sx II lex w 81 10 West st
22ll to beg: two-thlrds part, m
rlet B Han6eld, IS Wheeler st. t. west YES.
Ssraainges, NJ, u yrs, 5is c. attys Wells
" '4' " " a." ST ..'.. $1,000
East Side
lsT 70. 81 Z, " ~ ~ $ 25x7Is 70 H9qston st
Har:f9r,.. Conn, atty. k newman. n
~ RI 81. os2 +, 8, 25xi053; April b.
Iannvn3aun 70 Mary %athan. 80 Nc
p c; pr mtge $3.50, atty, y Y : 8 NJ
18TH ST, 2i2 e. SIS. lo3xIos.5' Apr,i i-'!S9 aS
Martha b Schurmer to Harry y Alex
due Nay j. ig45 81 'eS C. ATTY tI'salqn Tple
T Co ................ $4,000
e sr APr 5Ia4 - Nsv00f rao TO chas Reh
81. c; atty LAWYERS r a = Co e. nao
s6TH ST. 32s-30 E. $ s. SO 4x100.5 Ami
zens, u f Nth st: atty' wilson NJ 0'r5Vy- Pow-
y" az - cue Zee J. ~ -, 9og -
72D s'r, n s 1895 w Sd av an 6yios9
I.euox av l90 . $ 7ass 1p0th - ~
June IL; Theo J and Emma Is.' d Tuomsv rsN -
~. }as l. nc hoiland: 225 18Th st; dus and
49, % o'''N' H''S' NJ y >us7oauin' ol nam
-on Sr ooo wv
Anrii % ros stie1Isr W. q. =, l9,sxl -,Sl M
s-s r osth st; yrs, p c, pr mtg
wy '''....., ,............. .".... loo
'D -, ~ 49, 49, W = o. @ Slst ST 25Xl9o
: Gertrude \ lragessor, 3og W l05th s5.
due arm -, 1923; p c. attys, Ched-
dey 4 r $40 Bway ........... Sc, 900
BID AN, lt22. W s. 25xl00i p II. April -.
=, Sylycster Broder % Louis Woufns, SIS
altys. Chedsey 6: r. $50 3way .... 600
iotTH ST. 7 :. 100 " % av. ls.sxiOoII,
m Apri! q, Benj Heitner 10 herman
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WANTED

WANTED
Several first class designers
with experience on rolling mill
or heavy special machinery.
Desire men who can figure
stresses and make original lay
outs. State age, experience,
technical education and salary
desired. Treadwell Engineer
ing Co.. Easton, P-nna.
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HELP WANTED MALE

statesmen
AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE statesmen
OF GREATER NEW YORK
Are you entirely satisfied with you.
present business connection?
Is it Welding you the income your
effort and ability entitle you TO =?
And how about the future? Is there
the opportunity for you to develop into
$4,000 To $4,000 year nlano
,, II you cannot answer YES TO these
are STANDING STILL. in your present
position, then this advert isernent car
res message for you no matter what
your sales experience has been
,Nn We are MANUFACrVR1NG COR
fOR ALTON, With a nationally known
wh"rb w19Gbo'; j. protected by patent process
the ACToMOTINE industry from an
scohonIc standpoint as the Bessemer
process is 70 the steel industry.
w, We have room. in our organization
Tor number OF Nve-wire salesmen,
San ~no are looking for Job which they
sAey can virtually get into business
ior themselves.
II you are such nlnn we win Civ.
You the opportunity OF making moro
money during the next six months than
Eou ever made before aud after that
f your work has been satisfactory YOU
may step into PERMANENT posi-
IiON in our merchandising depart
fNent as district sales manager on a
nasls OF remuneration which will insure
your hnanctal independence during tho
remainder OF your actlve business life.
Risht now we are increasing our
icanufacturing facilities and are look
ing Tor young men who are ambitious
TO make Il future tor tAernselve and
VINO are willing to help in securing
tHs acditlonal capital which re-
cure Tor business and plant expansion
by &C .ilng on Motorists in New York
aud vicinity with ca rds Of introduc-
ton) and inviting subscri pt ions to our
oherlng OF Sc Cumulative Preferred
STOCK, with a Common Stock bonus.
who have never sold a share of stock in
tAeir lives before, are now earning on
comm isson basis from 500 TO $3.50 a
week and more: so do not hesitate be-
cause OF lack Of experience in this par
t!cular line of work; we will help you
10 make a success OF it--right from
the start-and your success will not
only mean money in your pocket. but
VIII prepare you for PERMANENT
. FUTURE.
You would like to know moro about
This opportunity wouldn't you? Then
ccnle 10 the 1tth floor of the Buckley
Newnail Building (4lst Street and 6th
Avenue ,, New York, any day this week
after a. IN. and ask for Mr.. Estes
organizations in New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalan. Il Surrogate
of the County Of New York. NOTICE is
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Wilson G: II. Randolph. late OF
the County OF New York. dcceasrd to
prcscnt the same with vouchers thereof
10 the subscribed. ut place OF transacttnx
business. No. l9l Montague ST, brooklyn.
New York. on before the 18th day OF
August next.
Dated. Ncw York the 10th Gay o, Feb.
rusry. l920
IAalILTON TRUST co. Executor.
EDWARD j. CONNOLLY. Attorney for
Excc"tor. ia9 Montague St. Brook
lVr ~
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
Hon. John =. Cohnlan. Surrogate Of
the Count, o. Now York notice Is hereby
given to all pcrsons having claim, against
Walter Giyn. also hrown Eleaxer Bar.
nett inie oi the County II New York. ds.
ceased. to present tho same, with vouchers
thereof. TO the subscribcr, at her place OF
transacting blsin~ss, at the Once Of
Eoui.ds. Hatch. Dillingham; K Dehcvoiss
No. 81 Cedar street, Borough OF Manhat'
tan IN the City of Nc" York. on be
tore tho stli day ~ May r~at.
Lated. NHw York. Novcn.por I. 1918.
JESSIE EKDSt Executris.
Effr+.fi UHTtiI tplin.fNIiiAM \
DEBEyol9E. Attorneys t,r EAcoutr.A.
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STORAGE NOTICES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISION
of law. there being due and unpaid charges
for which the undersigned Columbia Stor-
ase Warehouses is entitled to a lien as
wsrehousemsn on the goods hereinafter de-
scribed. and due notice having Lccn given
o al parties known to claim an interest
therein, and the time specified In such no.
tice for payment OF such charges having eX-
pired. there will be sold at public auction
at 4o. Nos, 50 and $. West 9Th street New
beginning at 10 80 A m. ana continuing on
each and every Saturday thereafter begin
nlng at the same hour, until the goods are
Household goods and personal effects. as fol-
loVs Farlor suit, dining room SUIT. center
Iao,es side tables. stands cane scar chairs,
rush seat chairs. leather seat chairs ruo'--
ers. morris chairs wicker chairs N,rrats
iressers. chiffoniers, 0ashstands. china clos
cts bedsteads. bed springs. mattress. book
E;Irrnr SneIvos, wafdrooe bedding linen. pictures,
mirrors carpets, rugs. trunks. china. glass
ware; orlc-a-orac aud personal effects held
for the account Of W p johnson. or Ne
IAN Realty Company. mortgage,
Trunks. pictures, china. Glassware brio
4 -brac. clocks. clothiug bedding linen ami
persoa&l efsGls held for the account of MIS-.
Al being now stored in said Columbia
storage Warehouses; The goods viii be on
sNntnition az the time and place Of sale and
COLUMBIA STORAGE WARENOI. .SNS.
Office l4a Columbus y C.
New York, April a6th. ia2o
IL ACCORDANCE WITH TIRE PROVISION,
of law. there beng Cue aui unpaid charges
or which the undersigned Columbus -oraEs
" arehouse. Inc. is entitled 10 q lion as ,v,,s.
hcuseran on the goods hereinafter ,iasa.rif..l
and due notice having been given to ali
parties known to claim an interest there n.
ana the time specified in stdh notice for nav
mept OF such charges having expired there
W. VI, be sold at peble auction at Nos cot
eaY May 9th. 1870. beginning at 1880
a vi ana continuing each ,r-a -.s
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PIANOS

FeIJ for the account Of fhe toll0Ninr na~ti iea
ooucerned WILLIAM WILSON aua DIX.
ARCHER LESLIE noon. all being M "
sfored I'M said Columbus storage Warehols,
The pianos VIII he on eShibitiou a. tb4 tine
and p ace OF sale and on the day preQedln.;
each day OF sale
COLUMBUS STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
G--6i West l34,h st.
THE FOLLOWING WILL BE SOLD AT
Merle's Auction Rooms. 155 EaSi lg5th
on May IS. 20. for storage charges. r.
i5roc keihuTst NJ Sweeney. Anna Hanson,
Moreno. Auto Van Co. Inc. i3b5 I'd, .,v.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28

WANTED May 1st experienced hog
7i'al iaGndryran cr coupiA, $50 90 and
maintenance sinsy. or $3.50 90 and mainte-
nance for couple. Stamford Hospital stam-
ford, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28

National Organization

aEE07 HAwACEps A%D stp-
r.sf4''I - DE&T5 WE PREFER
JkE EE..Df .ffS TO I!r-
ls' = ciF KIECtTlVEs ~,
kS y DF fNEf%G FROM
~ iEtg TCXrA%fFs
s..t@E+~ ~ LIFE DOES &Or
y = FROM HOPING or
ff8 f%G Efr THEf- t.FfCF'f.
- rot EEIiEyF, ~ YCgiI
I'll hHD hFE DissATfTFIED
Sfgif YJff i,tEsk.r cO.DI.
-. As-D rot AEE BET WEE~
NJ ArEs CF IT, A%D l1. 9lE
1hf NC%DEgFEf4 OPEN
- PcB rae. APPLY EY
~ Er C*LY 70 X. r. 4gY.
P<lA All. 10 WET z4TH sr'
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Patents
Rugs

ORIENTAL RUGS any say &C. condition
s,1y 10y, oVusn nj lor highesN cash. appraisiag =
sktc!ditS can or write Basn.jisn 9B
Vert +Sth ST. Phone 5l01 Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
100 GIRLS yvANTEr
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

CHEF. colorod. would like. about Apri! Or
May TO taN position as all-round chef
in sentleman's establishment. hotel
school or public institution, references 6rst
t'9ss' experienced planning meals also
economical. Address p. O. Box 2. G. S.
Chester. Orange Co. y. Y.
COUPLE and MOTHER. man as second
gardener, wife and mother a. laundross;
nave own furniture. no children. would
Ike place IN country, with cottage. 304
East 10th ST.
INDUSTRIAL ENGINEER
Ensineerius graduate, Twelve YEARS expo
rlence; experienced in production work aged
~. married; employed at present 5000.
ffesell occupation allows permanent
nome. Des re executive position with manu-
iactVrinS coscern where esta ablishmcnt OF
perma 1ent silence is possible Can be
available May -. Desire interview. Salts
factory references. Address p. &. H. Box
ga. Tribune Oa1ce
JAPANESE COOKS. BUTlERS Japanese
, Employnent Bureau, Ill West 4-d ST.
Bryant 77S7.
MIND Il AGED steuog. chf. cr', "a lesmar
Fa~fie. 40 e5lh av.. Union Course l.. j.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28

Typewriters

BIG BARGAlN-New and used ward-oba
trunks. 800 Sixth av.. bet. 9Oth-3ist SITS.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY BOUGHT
r, n. r0H GASH est ates appraised, purchased.
bENN EFT, l'5 Broadway upstairs
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
5000 REV ARD

0,ssu,ohile. 1919; model 81, car number
y 5S4e. meteor number ID 26l4f: stolen
Newark y J.. April 25rd: Goodyear ,lres
s,Sl.. r..n board broken. Communicate VITA
z 4 l!Npwao5. 55 Jehn st, New York
Sstv Tel phone Beckman Sssi.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
Furniture Wanted

HIGH EST PRICES paid for furnituro
antiques pianos. brio brac. books. art
&C.. 81. GABAY IS University Place Phone
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
HELP WANTED MALE

AUTO INSTRUCTION
We TEACH REPAIRING AND DRIV
NC N SHORT TINE. LICENSE GUAR
ANTEED LADIES' CLASSES. AMERI
CAN AUTO SCHOOL, T2e Lexington ave-
tSsth). Plaza 4e1s.
LEARN To BE y CHAUF'FEU F,-Piea sa t
and profitable work: day and evening
classes Send. for free booklet and visitor g
pass West Side y. u. c. A. 500 W
nth -
LEARN OXYACETYLENE WELDING
Gres- deu and io- trained men. Eig ht
seeAs course class now forming
$50 81. z N. (. a 2i5 West Esd g.. N. 7.
MAKE MORE MONEY
By working ~ the right job. Find out
nor what your ~ work should be. Get
started in she right direction. From study
o. tie face our trained analysts de-
:s-miEe the work for which you hest
fitted This study IS based on known scien-
tac laws. Como IN and AK ali about
4 Booklet on request. Merton In
s-;t'i'e. Inc as 5;h ave. cat 18th 81 /.
\ = T@i Cfe,saa 1854
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28

ANT D.-Expe: enced cook FOR small town
IN ConnecticU-. c.. Box s. Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
HELP WANTED MALE

AMBITIOUS Young man wanted who ha g
hnow!-igs of bookkeeping. 70 keep stock
-eeorcs In printing picnt. Charles Francis
Press. 45i sth a.
New-York tribune., 1920-04-28
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

v,rs. 1890. Soosu. number aSsscso:
,,~..sN ealN-s: Standard sp<rdometer;
ssoct aascrbers rear only; stolen April
sssn ese.,lrlun,cate with +. Is. Hopwood,
- John st New York CITY. Telephone
Ssektnan SsS1.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
O SITUACI MA POLL
NOVINARSKEM.

Q situaci, jaka panujc ma
poll novinarskem, prinasi
New York Herald nasleduii
cf pojednanf: "Vydavatel6 vi
&c nez padesati dennich IT,
dennich casopisu Pennsylva-
Mi zvy$ili V dusledku stale stou
pajiclho zdrazenl papiru a
y$cho,- co s yyrobou novin SOU
visi, cenu a jednotliva cisia ca
sopisu Pennsylvania budou
od nynej$ka proddyaua 30 3
centech mlsto pc dy0u. Tri den
milky V New Orleans zvySilv
sv tydennl predplatnG pat
nacti centu na dvacet a iedni-
tlivd GiSla budou prodayati "a
til Gently misto dvou. Ostatni
casopisy V Louisiana oznamily,
ze co nejdrive ucinj tot6z. To-
to zdrazeni casopisu Y brzku
Stane Sc vSeobecnym. Doba cen
tovych listu jiz davno uplynu-
la a nyni chyli Sc ku konci do
ba dvoucentovych novin. Ma
iich misto nastoupi 3centove.
" poslednich n6kolika lGtech
cena vSeho, co pri yydavani no
vim pada ma vahu, tax Sc IVY
Sila, re vydavatele mali pred
sebou k rozluStenl vazny pro-
blem. Mnoho casopisu bylo nu
tho slcuCiti Sc, a ma sta dennich
a tydennich listu tim zpuso-
bem zaSlo".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12

tensivnejsl nez kdykoli pred
tim. Brazilie nejen plati pre-
plav "a pfist6hovalce, ale Pc
tuje 0 ne po jcjich prijezdu,
dopravuje je zdarma ma misto
urceni, obstardya pro ne naradi
a semena a poskytuje jim bez-
platne lekarskG osetfovdni pro
ne a tleny jejich rodin. Repu-
bIika Chile yabi pristthovalce
poskytovanim 100 akrd q roll
nicktho ndfadi kazdtmu pri-
st6hovalci zdarma. Go naproti
tomu NIUE dncs nabidnouti TIA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12

lecnostmi snizene pfeplavne
pro zadouci pfistehovalce.
Mnozstvi Italu, Span6lu a
Francouzu stehuje Sc do Ar
gentiny, kde tetni jejich spolu
narodovci jsou usazeni. Bez-
platne pozemky jsou udileny
move prfchozfm. Naturalizova-
nj obcane isou sproSteni vo-
ienskc sluzby ma deset let. To
Jest velikym lakadlem pro mu-
re evropskych zemi, ktere
dnes, po valce "a odstran6ni
militarismu, mail militarism in
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
EMiGRACE.

Zatim co Spojene Staty ztra
cell pracovni silly, iezto priste-
hovalectvi ochablo a vyst6ho-
Valectvi stouplo, jinG zeme zu-
myslne zavad6ii opatreni k
privdbeni delniku. NekterG il
hoamericke zeme, Kanada a
Australia umistily sve agenty
Y roZiitnIch evropskych me-
stech platice bonusy paropla-
yeOnim spoleGnostem "a pro-
del pteplavnich listku, podpo-
rujicich piist6hovalectvi. Jiz-
nj Amerika zam6stnavd Sc pill
ne rozyoiem industrii, ktere OBJ
staraii zam6stnanl pro tisice
pfistehovalcu. Brazilie a Ar
gentina isou zylaSt6 cinny V
tomto ohledu. Novy iceland
vyicdnal s paroplavcbnimi spo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12


drahcho hocha", hladila ty je-
10 kudrnate vlasy, hterc pri-
EryValy do polovice VysokG ce-
10 statneho muze. PllnaSela We
ISkere jemu otliben6 pokrmy a
IvSelikG zakusky, jez jen sklep
poskytnouti mohl. Julie pri-
strojila tabuli V zahrade a "a
Iroven nezapomn6la priloziti
hru V sachy.
Byla tax St'astna. Bratr po-
Ihlizel ma nj pravym prekvape
MIN, kdyz pfichazela proti ne
mu Sc slabe uzard6nou tvaf'i, a
krasnyma ocima, jez zarily ja-
ko dive jiskry z pod cern6ho
jako samet hladkeho obocl. Nj
kdy mu nenapadlo, re by no
hla NIT TAX krasne, perlet' owe
zoubky, pon6vadz nikdy nevi-
del il usmivati Sc a nyni smala
Sc nan vyhlizela jako n6jaka
bohyne, ,znazornujici naco vzne
|seneho, sladk6ho, obdivuhod-
nGho.
"Vitam te, Friedr." Slova
zn6la tax mile; nemohI Sc dost
vynadiviti, za by to byla ia ma
Ia, bazliva, opovrzena slecna,
kter6 vSichni prezdivaIi * nj
Gemu" q kterou on velmi ca
sto trJznil a poStrkoval a nikdy
lineho laskaveho slova pro nj
nem6l.
Ona vsak mu vSe odpustila,
byla rada, ze byl spokoien, re
mel vSechno pohodli, ktereho
81 pral.
Jak rada byla, re no opet
spatfila po tax dlouhe neprl-
to-nnOsti. Byla dVakrate st asst
ma, - Mela okoio sebe toho,
JeAa il byl zvlaSte milym! i
kdykoli probudila Sc rano We
SVEN tesnem pokojihu, bylo il !
mile, kdyz zaslechla jeho kro-
Ky, iel smerovaly do zahrady
9 touto pax primo k Rynu. By
10 10 pro nj TAX rozkoSne, kdyz
mohla Sc MIN setkat o nek0-
l!i hodin pozdeji V te krasne,
tlchc, prjemnG zahrade pri-
jm0uti od n6ho jeho dvorne a
z&roVen laskave pozdraveni.-
Naiednou ruce jeiich setkaly
sc pri obejmuti jcden druhcho. /
Julie porozum6la; on byl do
sud lest6 chudym doktorem be
&c Vsl prakce, jak jen mohI sc
Q nj Uchazeti. Povidal matcc,
kdyz jednou sed6li spolu ma
hfehu Ryna, kdyz tu pray6 Ju-
lie Sla okolo, by Sc podivala na
zeleninu V zahrade.
MusiS pFiznati, mako, ze |
nciprVnejsi v6ci jest, abych 81 |
zajistil sV6 postaveni. Proza-
tim neobt6zuj mne nitim, ami
na snatek, ten phi
jdc sam sebou".
Julie upadla V spanek, vzdor
tonu, re srdce jeii bylo obti-
leno velkou obavou. Ponofila !
sVou hlavu do perrin We snu
prozila op6t jeden blahy Okla
MIX We sV6 komurce. 80 zaji- /
st6, re BedIich Sci jen do "a
brady, ponevadz Sc nezdrzel
dele Il stolu : jist6", a myslen-
La tato il Zcela upokoiila. A :
$ UNTO upokojenim spala hlu-
toky spanek provazeny mno-
Eymi blahymi sny.
Teta Roettgerova, tato "a
mIkla zena, nebyla cel6m
5ylm zivot6 tax pfiv6tivou k
s!c,ne :" k hitemu", jake toho
lara. Nccer Nzdy volavala na
]Ulll, ably $ nj Sla k rece ia
kou radosti V takoVych chvi-
Itch sp6chala divka dolu Sc 81
elm koS.tkem. Jednou dokon-
&C Vzala od nj = cd "divkv k
nitemu", rozdolan6 puncochy
GALA sc sama do pleteni, ably
Julie mohfa Sc projeti na LODI
&c s doktorom Terezou FARO
' en-. Jak mila to byla playba
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-12
STRANA s.

to zeme eyropskym prist6ho-
valcum? Bedno mluvit. Zemo
ma jih od Rio Grande az k Pa
tagonii, Australia a Novy Zee
land jsou zrejm6 urteny, ably
zaujaly misto, ktere Spojene
Staty drzely po sto padesat let
jako zeme novych nadeji pro
emigranta.