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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

1 attend the Coplon- -Lichtenstein wedding las returned to her home in Decatur l Mir J. Sandman has returned from ] Louisville, where she visited her daugh- I ter and other relatives. 1 Mrs. W. c. Tyler and two young daugh- ters are visiting in Tampa, Fla, and be- fore returning here will spend some time | in Jacksonville, Fla, and Atlanta. Among the Birmingham men making 1 the trip to Jacksonville to attend the lun- bermen's meeting held at the Hotel Ma son, are MT: W, l. Hunter, R. W. tea- coley and MT. J. K. Underwood. T&ey are stopping at the Mason whi.e in the city.
 Miss Bessie Mccallum is i'll at the Me- Adory infrmary. Mrs J. A. Ward of Baltimore, who is the guest of her parents, Dr. and Mrs J. Heacocke. at Mountain Terrace will return today from a short stay in Mont gomery.
 Miss Irene Heacocke of Talladega is the guest of relatives in the city for few days.
 Mrs. s. c. Bratton and daughters, Kath- crime and Jane, of New York city are in the city for few days, the guests of relatives.
 Miss Frances May and Miss Eunice Warrington, who spent the holidays in the city with relatives, returned to New York to resume their studies. -
 Miss Katherine Mason left yesterday with party of friends for Greensboro making the trip through the country in automobiles. where they will spend a week.
 Mrs. J. T. Dixon and Miss Dorothy Dixon of woodlawn are spending the winter at Palm Beach, Fla
 Mrs. D. J. Proctor and her grandson, Frank Willis Barnet, Jr., will leave to- morrow to join Mrs. F. w. Barnett and son, Proctor, in Jacksonville. Frank Will lis will enter the Jacksonville Higf school for the remainder of the winter and Mrs Proctor and Mrs. Barnett will tour the state. making Jacksonville their head quarters until spring.
 
 Mrs. s. NJ. Wolfe, who recently under went an operation at the South High land infirmery, is reported to be inn proving.
 
 Miss Margaret Hughes of Roanoke. Ala, who is the guest of Mrs Thomas Pankey, will leave today for a visit to Texas.
 Mrs F. B. Avoid and children will leave in few days for New Orleans to Join MT. Alvoid in their new home. Mrs. Avoid expected to leave some time ago, but was ill. and her going was deferred. Mrs. John W. Tomlinson has returned from a visit to Philadelphia and is now at home at the Tutwiler for the winter. Mir. and Mrs Joseph Renfroe of One iika are spending q few days in the city as the guests of Mrs John w Tomlinson at the Tutwiler Mir. and Mrs. E. A. Monaghan and son have returned from a visit to Mrs. Mon ashans $ parents. MT. and Mrs. Robert Jachsorl, and Will leave today for New York, where they will spend six or eight weeks MT. and Mrs. A. M Flanagan will oc- crpy the home of Mir. and Mrs. R. 1 Monaghan during their stay in New York. The friends sof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darden will be glad to learn that their little daughter Dorothy is recoyerine. | from recent critical illness at their | home. Mrs. Horace Greene of Anniston is the l guest of her niece. Mrs Charles Led | better
 Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Ledbette-, have re- turned to their home in Oxford Ala ! after visit to Mir. and Mrs. Charles S i Ledbetter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18
FRANCES WILLARD UNION

The Frances Willard Union will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mattie Wilson, 1102 Louise street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

MT and Mrs. E. A.. Monaghan and sor have returned from a visit to Mrs Mon. aehans parents AIr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson, and will leave today for New York, where they will spend six or eigh, weeks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

MT. and Mrs. A. M. Flanagan will oc cppy the home of Mir. and Mrs. B, Monaghan during their stay in New YorL
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

Miss Irene Heacocke of Talladega is the guest of relatives in the city for a few days
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

The friends sof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darden will be glad to learn that their little daughter Dorothy is recovering from recent critical illness at their home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

Mrs. S. c. Bratton and daughters, Kath- crime and Jane, of New York city are in the city for few days. the guests of relatives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

MT. and Mrs Joseph Renfroe of Ope- iika are spending few days in the city as the guests of Mrs. John w. Tomlinson at the Tutwiler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

Miss Frances May and Miss Eunice Worthington, who spent the holidays in the city with relatives, returned to New York to resume their studies.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

Mrs. Horace Greene of Anniston is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Charles Led better
 MT. and Mrs. J. G. Ledbette-, have re- turned to their home in Oxford. Ala after visit to Mir. and Mrs. Charles S Ledbetter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

Miss Margaret Hughes of Roanoke Ala. who is the guest of Mrs. Thomas Pankey, will leave today for a visit to Texas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

A carload of fine golden oak, walnut and mahogany Chif- forobes and Dresser obes to go in this slaughter sale. A good solid oak Chif- forobe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

Mrs. D. B. Avoid and children will leave in few days for New Orleans to Join MT. Alvoid in their new home Mrs Alvoid expected to leave some time ago, but was ill. and her going was deferred
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

Mrs J. A. Ward of Baltimore, who is the guest of her parents, pr. and Mrs. J. Heacocke. at Mountain Terrace will return today from a short stay in Mont gomery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-18

Mrs. S. M. Wolfe. who recently under
 went an operation at the South High land infirmery, is reported to be inn
 proving
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ZASTRELEN Pkl DONNIE
LEM POKUSU VLOUPANf

V dome Johna Eynona, els.
3519 vych. 81. ul., prozradil
dnesniho rama pes svym steko-
tenn pfitomnost nejakeho We
trelce. Prohuzeny Eynon spo-
lu 8 % letym synem Burchar-
dem slysei horejsim poscho-
di zfetelne kroky a tise sc Ai
ozbrojeni presvedGiti, kdo ze
Sc do iejich bytu vIoudil. v
hofejsim patre umistnene ku-
chyni spatrili postavu mule,
ie5 nedala ma zvolani zadne
odpovedi. Nerozvazny mladik
po postave strehl, nacez sc s
vykfikem nezn&my vypotacel
z kuchyne a klesl venku mrtev
k zemi. Byl v mem poznan
Frank Michiporuk, 1860 Har
ward ave-, die vyplatniho list
ku Ferro Machine Co.
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Proc podnikati zkouskv 8

Proc podnikati zkousky S le-
ky neb tax w. leky, vyrabeny-
mi lidmi, jez nemaji poneti 0
nemocech nebo ucincich leku,
kdyz V dosahu ruky mate lex,
vyrobeny zkusenym lekafem a
lekarnikem 30letou praksi.
Takovymi jsou dra. Formanka
Horke Vino a dra. Formanka
Magadora znamy horky lex.
ktery podporuje organy V ira
vici einnosti. Ma prodej vsude
kde Sc prodavaji leky. DR..
Formaneck, 1888 So. Califor-
MIA Ave, Chicago, Ill.
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NAPOLEON Eli. -
PRQROkEM?

ternovan zamku Wilhelms-
hohe. vyzadal 81 audienci ne
mecky novinaf M. A. Mels, do
pisovatel "Timesil". Okoli ra-
dilo cisari, aby Nemce Cd
mitl, ale Napoleon ILL.,, ktery
vzdy byl naklonen hdem pera,
[svolil pfijati novinaTe. Mels
tax Sc zalibil cisafi, ze no pr
Jal potom iests nekohkrat.
Kdyz valka 1901 skoncila,
Mels napsal sve rozmluvy S
Napoleonem a r. 1873 je Wy
dial v kniZe. ktera byla prelo-
zena do franctiny a cd te dolby
je ulozena v Biblioteque Ma
tionale. Jeden parizskJ list u
vadi ze zaznamu, co Napoleon
III. fekl o Rusl<,i. PFavil:5 Vel
ka vznesenost Alexandrova
citeni byla pricineu, re pro-
vedl chybu, kterou iednoho
dine Rusko zaplati draze. Rekl
jsem to hned princi Orlovu,
kdyz mi oznamoval uplne O.
svobezeni poddanych. Ia dva-
Ecet let budete miti ceIou ge-
neraci vydedsncI, jednak O.
svobozenyeh otrols1, jednak
vzneSenych, ktefi shlti eenu
vykupu svych nevolniku a KITE
ii vsichni nebudou vedeti Sc
svou svobodou mic lepsiho nez
Sc spiknouti a strhnouti S Sc
bou mladez a nespokojence.
Ia jakym utelem? Z ciste
potreby revolucionarstvi! X
zabezpeeeni budoucnosti bylo
by treba slibiti svobodu vsem
detem nevolniku,- narozenym
po ukazu o svobod6 a svobo-
da nynejSi by Sc tykala pouze
tech dneSnicn nevolniku, kteri
81 il zaslouzi. Dnes uz je car
tehoz nazoru jake ia, vim to
z jeho vlastnich list. Ocekava
revoluci, kterou jsem mu pred
povedel a jeho vfada snazi Sc
II uvesti do koleji vlastene-
ckych. Tady mate pricinu pam
slavismu. TO je zretel velmi
nebezpeeny, ktery by moff
dati podnet k nejedne valce v
Evrope!' List konci svuj
citat slovy: "Kazdy SC maze
pfesvedciti o pravosti tohoto
cltatu. Kniha M. MeIse .ie -
jak jsme jiz rekli - ctyficet-
sedm let V Bibliothequc Ma
tionale. Pripojme, &c to byl
tyz car, osvoboditel nevolniku,
Alexandr H., ktereho, jak zna-
mo, zavrazdili nihilisti."
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Vclmi uspesny. "Byl isem
velmi dspesnym S dra. Petra
Hobokem,~ pise p. j. Monhart
2 Hollister, Calf. "Byl jsem
stizen chorobou, jez zdala sc
byti zanetem slepeho streva,
ale pouzitim tohoto leku poda.
rilo Sc mi predejiti operaci. !"
Tento spolehlivy bylinny lex,
.jc-li pouzit V pravy cas-, posky-
tuje ochranu proti mnohym
vaznym chorcbam. Nenl ku
koupi v lekarnach; zvlastnl
jednatele YAM jej dodaji. Pi-
ste ma Dra. Peter Fahrney and
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Illinois.
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Y staroslavne Bradshaw,
druhenl meste ceskosloyen en-
ske republiky vychazi pekny
illustrovany slovensky, list Bra
tislayska pcsta S velice zaji-
mavou casoyou eetbcu. Mile
radi vyhovujeme prani no.
veho listu a odporucujeme slo-
venskym krajanhm pekny ten
casopis k odebirani. Admin
strace, Bratislava, kopaeska
ul.. 25s .zasle ochotne ma po-
zadani ukazkova cisla.
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NOCNf UDEVY

s chodidly dlouhymi rukavy
z velmi pekneho svetleho bar
ehetu, dobre site; miry Cd 2 az
do 8, pro ditky kazdeho starr
az do Ia let; pravidelne hod-
noty do S1.98, nyni prodeji
"u Koudelu" po SIPS, $1.35 a
.$1.48.
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DlVADLO SOKOLA Gle.
VELAND.

Ia velmi pekne navstevy
Sokol Cleveland zahajil vcera
vecer letosni divadelni Sc
zonu We sve slni ma Quincy A
We. Zvolil k tomu "Ptaci moz-
ky, aneb 10000 korun "a Kar-
licku", frasku We trech iedna-
mich cd JOS. Skruzneho.
O vhodnosti tohoto kousku
pro ceskoamericke jeviste a
vnbec zdejsi obecenstvo, mo-
hou Sc nazory ruzniti, ale me-
bude sporu 0 tom, ze jest vtip-
ny a zvlaste rozuzleni jest ts-
kove, ze musi rozesmati .nei-
vetsiho mrzouta. Jednani po-
sledni bylo tez nejlepe sehra-
no, ackoli i v pfedeslych dvou
'dcinkujicf sc Chill ze Sc obe-
lcenstvo bavilo, tom svedcil
hojny potlesk. Del jest jedno-
duchy. Urednfk Krupicka 81
pral, ably jeho prvorozenec byl
kluk a kdyz to byla holka,
'tchyne a babicka sc dohodly,
re mu reknou, re je to hosik,
ably to jeho prvni sklamani me-
bylo tax velke a pozd6ji ze Sc
vSechno objasni a vysv6tli. Do
radostneho vzruseni Krupicko
va mad prvorozcncem pride
dopis cd bohateho stryce Ry-
sanka, re, zdali je to holka, da
il 10000 korun do vinku, zda-
Ii je to kluk, ze mic, lie mel 3
kluky We SVEN zivote jen zlost.
Tim uvrzen jest st'astnJ, ale
zadluzeny otec v zoufalstvi,
.ez pozdeji zmeni Sc radost,
re jest to prece tenom holka a
bohaty stryc klopi tech dvacet
tisic korun "a Karlicku. jak
novorozene pojmenovano. -
Ulcna tirednika Kfupicky
byla v rukou p. Masi, jenz pl-
ne do nj vnikl a tudiz pocho-
penim il podal, coz platf row.
nez o pi. Andrsove, jako Drab-
kove, jeho tchyni. Pekne 81 po-
cinala v dloze Amy, jeho sva-
krove, 81. Zmeskalova a totez
plati o p. V. Vlckovi, iako pod
najemniku Tuhackovi. Pi. La
cinova vystizne sehrala ulohu
sluzebne Melanie a velmi Sc IL
bill p. Leo Vsetecka v uloze
'bohateho stryce Rysanka. Pan
". Cerny dobre podal stryce
Melanie, bodreho venkovana
Bernaska. Y ostatnich drobnej-
sich jiz ulohach vystoupili pi.
Hudcova, jako babicka Vysko-
cilova, p. Sedlacek, jako OBJ
chodni cestujfci a p. Valenta,
jake posluha, a ponevadz byli
jak Sc rika ma SVEN mfste, SOU
hra byla hladka a provedeni
kusu obecenstvem uspokoje-
MIN prijato. Y meziakti ucin-
kovala Sokolska Kapela, jez
pozdeji hrala tez k tanci. V
pfiprave ma Sokol Cleveland
vesnickou hru re Sumavy, "Ne-
vesta z obzinek."
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spoutany tygr.

Alloy oy oy.
Timto prenikavym vykrikenl
byla Brltomarta predcasne pro
buzena ranniho sveho span
ku a postrasena ohlizela Sc ko-
lem; Judita zarazene ustala v
kuchynske sve praci malem
byla by ma zem pustila hrnec S
vodou. ktery pristaviti chtela k
ohni. Tez Justin byl revem tim
vyburcovan q krasneho snu a
vyskocil z postele obema noha-
ma.
Ahoy oy oy!" roziehalo SO
znovu po ostrovu a nachazelo
stereho Ohlasu We vsech nc-
rach.
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PRODA Sc farma O 18ti a.
krech, a mile cd kary Miles A
We. Broadway. Pekny dim o
Z pokojich, tepla voda, koupel-
na v dome, ovocny sad vse-
chino farmarske zarizeni, zaso-
by. Majetek tento Sc po pripa-
de yymeni "a mestsky majetek.
Sc Olympia divadle.
L. o5. u. a Broadway niezi 10
8 IL hed. aopoledn6 a Cd Z do
3 hod. vecer q pteite IS ma p.
Horwitze, 2
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Zajata nev&sta.
RomGn styrech dlech Cd pi D. E N Souhworthovs
Pro "Domacnost' pfeloM Hugo Chotsk.
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RomGn We styrech dileeh Cd pi. E, D.

Take slecna Conyers rozhli-
zela Sc kolem $ ddivem, Justin
vsak predesel otazku jeff vysve
tlenim:t -. -
ia odstranil vsechny ty hez
he malickosti, die nichz Sc po-
zna pritomnost zen a nahradil
je ten1ito nedhlednymi zastoji
muzskymi, TAX abyeh lupiSum
tenn nepripomenul vasi pritom-
most. Tato opatrnost, spojena $
rozcilenim ohledne osudu kapi-
tana odvratila je take Cd my
slenky ma vas".
"Oh, Justine, jak mnoho ma
me vam dekovati - bratfe
muj! Poprve zachrani1 jste
nam zivot a nyni mas ochranu-
jete a HATTIE.
Illus, Britomarte, Vase slo-
va mne boh", pravil Justin hlu-
bokym hlasem, sbiraje dohro-
mady boty, zbrane, lahve vse
ostatni, aby zanesl to do sluje,
ktera slouzila "a akryt pro veci
podobne.
Judita mu pomahala v tom
statne, ,brucic pri tom dosti hla
site: III
"Sure, elm vice po chlapich
tech vidim, tim vice pfichazinl
k presvedceni, re to nejsou Ii
de, ale. dobytek,! Ii nemeli by
vpusteni byti do lidskych oby--
dli, ale uzavreni v praseci ohra
del" e. Il
"Vy zapominate, Judito, ze
sam pan Rosenthal tax ucmil a
sice vyhradne jen pro nasi "a
chranu", opravila il sleena Con
yers.
"To je pravda; ia ma to "a
pomnela - bezpochyby proto,
ze jiz nekolik hodin nemela
jsem v ustech svaj teply cal.
Sure, ia nejsem nevdeenou, ale
takovyhle neporadek dopalil
by i svetici!"
Gale vzdyt' vse to ueineno
jen k naSi zachrane, Judito!"
"Sure, to ia nepopiram, ma
am. Ale ten andel ztratil by
trpelivost, kdyby videl, iak z
pekneho obydli udelan byl
brloh pro medvedy!" pravila
nenapravitelna rcanka, odcha
zejic plnou naruci ruznvch
veci.
Kdyz jeskyne privedena by
la Ease V byvaly poradek, pfi-
chystala Britomarta ma stul,
kdezto Judita odeSla do sve 'ku
chyne', ably svarila vodu ma
cal. 'tH$l
Ia kratko ma to sedeli vsi-
chni tri u tabule hojne pokryte,
nebot' Britomarta neustala, do
kud take Judita k MIN neprise-
dla, coz ueinila jen velkym cd
porem, rkouc:
Sure, pro jcdnou nebude
zle; ucinim tax tentokrate, jen
abych Sc YAM zavdecila. Vice.
krate sc to ale nestane, proto
re sc to pro mne nehodi!"
20 veceri zapeli spolecne
hymnu. pobavili Sc trochu a "a
hy odebrali Sc ma odpocinek.
Jen Justin ohlednul Sc jeste
DO zajatem. kapitanu, jenz le-
Eel ma tom samem miste, dial
mu pod hlavu polstar, prikryl
telo vlnenou pokryvkou a ode
bral Sc take ma loze.
TAX st'astne skoncil den, kite
ry tax hrozebne byl zapocal.
Sa~rrt ~ kvnR
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny

FKUOA Sc dVOurOdlnny
dunn ma w. SO st. o IL poko-
jich. Majetek tento pfinasi
$50 mesfcniho najmu tudi1
je to dobra prilezitost k inve-
stovani pensz. Rychlemu kupci
Sc da "a $4,000 ma mirne splat-
ky. Haste Sc v elsie 1855 w.
So st. 1O-4
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v nedSli jiz hraje Dram.
Odbor LegionafId ''Veeka" /.
Zaopatfete 81 vstupenky
ihned, jsou v predprodeji v
obchods pi. Smrzove v Ces.
Narodni Sini.
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CTETE POZORNE! Nasky.

CTETE POZORNE! Nasky.
tuje sc vam dobra prfiezitost
koupiti 81 majetek - dunn, ho-
dici Sc pro 2 rodiny, elektri-
ka, plyn, naleza Sc ma w. 80.
III. Cena $4,000, hotove $4,000
ostatni ma splatku. - Nam
prodeJi mlekarsky obchod.
grocernl 4 line, tez mann ne
kolik rentd. Haste Sc u ].
Smlk, 4811 Clark Ave. 1O-6
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kOUPI Sc kuchynska kam-
na ma uhli, aneb komblnacni.
Haste sc V elsie 5337 Dolloff
I'd. Tel. Broadway 331 r.
1n.6
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PRcDA Sc kitchen cabinet.
skoro novy, "a lsynou cent.
Haste Sc v elsie 1891 E. 10S.
.ll z Union.
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7 Britomarta nemohouc spati
vice, vstala a jala Sc oblekati.
Judita postavila hrnec na
kamna a poslouchala.
Justin vsak vratil Sc do ldz-
ka a snil sen syuj dale 4,
! Judita uhodla pricinu desne-
no toho revu a vyjdouc ven,
sla po hlase, al prisla ku we've
III kapitana, jenz rval dale: 1.
"Ahoy! Mulligan! Dietz
Lecompte! Johnson! We jmenu
vsech pekel a jich obyvateId,
feknete mi, co to ma zname-
nat? Kde u d'abla to jsem? A
kde jste vsichni? Alloy Job.
son! Lecompte! Dietz! Multi
gan! Alloy oy oy!"
"Ah, thin, budes-li pax zti-
cha? PTestanes tim revem? :?
Zbudis-h mns moji n1ladou pa
nj, zle sc ii povede!" rozkfikla
Sc Judita.
"Ahoy oy oy! Mulligane
.Jobsone! Pfamen pekelny at
vas szira! Kde jste vsichni? A
Iv jakeif1 to pekehem miste Sc
nalezanl2 Dietz. Lecompte! A.
hoy oy oy!" volal rozzureny ka
pitan 2 plnych Pile. n
''Nest6sti at te zachvati, ty
kriklouney sPrestanes7li pax, ne
DO ne?aMela bych sto chuti iiti
do, kachyne, rozzhaviti tam
hak. fod karneat a vraziti no do
rtoadfKo tvsho hrdla. Bedad,
mela bych to udelat!" pravila
Judita, edvalic kamen, zakry-
vajici vchod do sluje, tax re
ranni svetlo tam padalo. Zaja-
tee byl jiz ma nohou a shodiv Sc
sebe pokryvku, hledel vypro-
stiti ruce z pout - ovsem re
marpe.
Spatriv judith, zvolal:
"Ah, muj cervenolici andeli,
jses to ty? Pojd', DEF mi hubi-
cku a rekni mi pax. co vsech
pekel Sc to Sc mnou stalo?"
"Troth, thin = ia dam ii hu-
bicku zhavou cihlickou, re tt
po nj huba otece, jestlize ne
pfestanes S takovymi hloupost-
mis-, zlobne odpovedela Judita.
"TazeS sc, CO Sc ii stalo? Faix,
coz nemas oci a nevidiS? Tys
m1tvolou, sure, a stary Nick
/ (Oold Nick - tax nazyvaji r.
cane d'abla) odnesl te do no.
rouciho pekla, abys kal Sc Ia
ty desne hrichy, jez spachal
I isl We svete. Myshm, ze prave
chysta pro tebe tn nejhorcejsi
pee, jakou ma V pekle T"
"Co u d'abla blaboliS to "a
nesmysl, holka? Co vse to zna-
mena? Kde .jsou tt ostatni?"
zlobil Sc mofsky lupic, hlede
hnevive ma divku, ma niz jest6
pred minutou sc byl usmival
tax laskyplne.
'"ChceS vsdet, kdo jsou I'll o.
statni? Sluhove stareho Nicka
to jsou a prave. rozpaluji pee,
V niz te budou smazit!" odpo-
vedela Judita.
"Kde isou moji lide, ty Pc
kelna -"
"Drz ohnivy svuj iazyk Ia
zuby a nenadavej, nebo dosko-
elm 81 pro zhave kleste! Sure,
ia nejsem jednou z tech tvych
pekelnych hrdlorezu. Jsem tn
jen Ma navsteve u tebe, cinic
TAX milosrdny skutek"
"kde isou moji lide, chci ve-
det!" zaiicel kapitan vzteky
Wiz polosileny.
Sure, ia nelsem hlucha a
neni zapotrebi proto, abys hlas
syuJ zvedal tax vysoko! Uspor
81 pic. nebot' budes je potrebo-
vat, az te budou v pekle ma ro-
sti obracet!"
| "Kde jsou moii lide, tazi Sc
!, te leste lednou naposled!"
Jsou tam nekde ma vyso-
KEN morl reZOu bezpochyby
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PRIME Sc jeden neb diva
PAM na byt, pokoj sam pro Sc
be. Koupelna k pouziti. Adres-
sa Sc sdeli V adm. t.listu. 1915
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ELEKTRICKY fonograf ;

praveho ofechoveho dfeva.
Stal $500 a prodam jej "a
$50. Nam jej pouze A mesice,
Haste Sc V elsie 1880 Raible
Ave. nahore. 10-6
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PRODA Sc

starry, dohfe zalozeny
krejcovsky obchod V dobrem
ceskem okoli is .majetkem Sc
LEVINE proda. Haste Sc veCer Il
NJ. Schustet, 3737 Fulton Rd.
i. .10-5
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KOUPfSE

kOUPI Sc nova kamna ma
tvrde uhli. Haste Sc u Chas.
Vaeha, 3160 E. 40 ILL.,, blize
Broadway. 1O-5
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REED BUGGY, pouzivane
pouze diva mesice, Sc LEVINE
prodaji. Tel. Broadway $50 J.
aneb X doptani V els. 9422
Dickens Ave. 10.5
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-23
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Mrs \. F. Dcmedoff, aged 25 years member of one of the oldest Russian families, iS dead at Kodiak according to adviceS received by Dr. Romig Mrs. Dcmcdoff was in Seward several mon ths ago for treatment for tuberculoS- is peritoniti. A husband and two chi'd- rcn survive.
 The cable office, commission forces, except operating department; banks and post office are observing the holi- day today.
 Many went out ouligan fishing to- day, several parties leaving early .his morning.
 Steamer Alaska should report vest bound from Juneau early this evening.
 The Alaska has ten days mail anO express aboard from the states.
 The MaSon's reception Saturday night was well attended by MaSOnS and their families There was a short
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-23
SCHOOL HOLDS EXERCISES

The Seward Public school held ap propriatc exercises today in homo. o the anniversary of the birthday o George Washington. The program wa, aS follows:
 Flag Salute.
 Song by the school, America" WaShjngton'S Birthday, John NcI. son.
 Song "MarScillaiSe"
 Verses by the primary march. A glimpse of Washington, Mary Graudjean.
 Flag of our hearts: Merritt Shell horn.
 Song Mt. Vernon Bells" Quotations.
 Flag of the Free.
 Star Spangle Banner.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-23

..ogram, followed by dancing, ami csid,. Refreshments were served.
 The mild weather is melting the snow rapidly and miniature rivers are everywhere.
 The Arcticc Brotherhood will give a special WaShington'S birthday dance tonight at the A. E. hail. The pubH, IS invited.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-23

Bud Johnson, of Ketchikan, recent ly lost his voice and it was ten days before the strange affliction passed away. M 3
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-23
FORTY ON THE TRAIN

Forty passengers are aboard the Gateway City Limited today bound from Anchorage to Seward, the Ter minal city. The Train is due in late this afternoon or early evening.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-10-23

SUCCESSION OF CELESTINE NIT
CHEL, DECEASED. mo. 2289