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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07

EARLY ON THE JOB
With all kinds Of insurance, in
cluding plate glass. A timely policy
prevents untimely loss.-Adv. 1
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07
FIRE DESTROYS
GARAGE TUESDAY

A blaze of unknown origin partial
" demolished the automobile garage
of George Anderson, cashier of the
Blackfoot City bank, Tuesday after
noon. 1t was checked before it to-
tally razed the building by A. E
Carlson, driver of the city sprink-
ling truck, who happened to pass at
the moment the fire reached its
height.
When Carlson arrived at the An
derson home on South Shilling ave-
nue. he had no water in his truck,
but prompt action with garden hose
saved what was left of the garage.
1t is thought that pile of rubbish
standing against one side of the
structure got started burning by
well, small boys.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07
Cox Wins Nomination
After Forty-F ourth
Ballot Showed
Him Strongest
BY ACCLAMATION
Other Candidates With
draw When Roose-
welt Looms High
(By Universal Service)

10y OnlVorSal SoTVlceJ
SAN FRANCISCO. July 6.-For
president, James Monroe Cox, of
Ohio.
For vice. president, Franklin De-
lane Roosevelt of New York
There's the democratic ticket
chosen by the national convention
which adjourned today at 1923 p. m.
after finishing all the work which
it was called together to do.
Cox was nominated by acclamation
for the presidency at LAO this morn
ing after the forty-fourth ballot in
the convention had demonstrated
that he was within reach of the two
thirds vote necessary to win. When
the nomination was made Cox had
70SA votes and 72S were needed.
The Michigan delegation was already
on it's feet to switch its thirty votes
to Cox, so even if the motion to give
him the nomination by acclamation
had not been made, he would have
had 1884 when the forty-fourth
ballot was tailed.
Roosevelt was named by acclama-
tion in the convention this after
noon after all the others whose
names were placed in nomination for
the place had withdrawn and asked
their respective delegations to give
Roosevelt the place without contest.
The first cheer for the ticket Cox
and Roosevelt" was given in the con-
vention at 3.15.
Coz is governor of Ohio, now serV
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07
Notice
Here is an Example of How Easy it is to Sc
cure Six Million Votes in the Idaho
Republican Campaign

One welveyear subscription the Idaho Republican Gin
cuding the extra Club 100000 votes this
week. Two of the subscriptions count (ncudng the club
votes) 2ooo,ooo Three will count 100000 votes and six
them 100000 AND SO ON in the proportion.
OR-This week just four sevenyear subscriptions count
(ncluding the club votes 100000 AND SO ON UP in
the same proportion.
1t readily be that little work these longer sub
scrpons among their relatives and friends would place any
candidate in position to win
Two prizes worth about $4,000 each await the winners
Think of winning such prizes this week. 1T CAN BE
DONE and 1T WILL BE DONE-some whose
appears the list of candidates today will during these next
few days cnch their hold the valuable and the
magnificent gift that presented to citizen
of the of Idaho Time limited The big closes
forever Saturday night at o'clock sharp.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07

which time the big automobile and
gold campaign comes to an official
close and the most successful cam
didates will claim the magnificent
prizes-headed by the two splendid
new 1920 magnificent touring cars.
Success in an affair of this kind
depends upon keen Judgment and
immediate action. Thru all history
people possessing the faculty of
knowing an opportunity when they
see it, and grasping it at the right
moment, have won frequently on
the last turn of the cards, the good
things of this world, while those un-
decided and afraid stand back and
talk about what they could have
done.
To the Candidates
The end is but few days away.
If you can trust your own judgment
as to your competitors strength
Continued on page s
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07
Housemaids at
Palace Strike
for Higher Pay

LONDONDERRY .housemaids at
buckingham palace, all under thirty,
have quit their jobs because Queen
Mary refused to raise their wages
10 per cent The queen was unable
to grant their request for the sim
pie reason that she is unable to af-
ford it, Many of the girls were
quickly hired by American, Austral-
ian and Canadian millionaires, who
hope to get first class service from
a former palace servant.
The present wages for housemaids
at Buckingham palace are $240 a
year plus 1915 for board.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07
Candidates Enter Last Week of Battle of Ballots
Keyed to Almost Superhuman Efforts
Miss Chapman and Miss Chirsten-
sen Are Now in the Lead
HOURS OF BREATHLESS SUSPENSE
FAST DRAWING TO A FATEFUL CLOSE
Saturday Night at 10 Marks the Grand Finale of
the Greatest Race for Gold and Glory
Ever Witnessed in Eastern Idaho

Following the names of candidates who have been
Idaho Republicans big automobile campaign and the numbe
for each up till Thursday noon:
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07

Standing today with their faces to
the future and the thoughts of ''now
Or never" lowering in their minds
candidates in the Idaho Republicans s
gigantic prize campaign are rallying
their aids, as would a general on the
eve of battle-preparing with FEVER
ish haste to make their final stand
for victory before 10 o'clock Satur-
day night-the last night-while all
Bingham county and surrounding
territory are waiting, watching, won
dering-and hustling for the favor
ties.
Leading candidates are seething
with the hustle of preparation for
the final dash, and with one accord
are fighting valiantly and deter
minedly to reach the goaI-where
the big automobiles await.
The Last Stand
/. Seven weeks of hard work and
anxiety culminate in the closing
scene, 10 o'clock Saturday night, at
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07

Miss Chapman, the pretty and pop
ular young daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. J. Chapman, is one of the
strongest contestants in the big
contest" Miss Chapman was born
in Grand Junction. Colo, having
moved to Blackfoot five years ago
with her parents L. J. Chapman,
her father, is one of Blackfoot's
progressive and popular citizens, now
holding the positions Of assistant
cashier of the First National bank
and city clerk.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-07-07
Goes Over the
Sidewalk and Thru
Big Plate Glass

Tuesday afternoon the busiest Sec
tion of Bridge street was given an
exhibition of automobile climbing
when Bishop John R. Williams Of
Sterling lost control of his car, which,
being given its head, proceeded to
enter the -Edredge furnitNre
store via the plate glass route.
No damage to amount to anything
was done except to the glass, which
was luckily protected by insurance.
Mr.. EARLY, the agent, informed
-Eldredge that the loss would
be covered.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-25

JEDEN jednorodinny ddm
ma Pearce Ave-, Washington
Park, hotov k nastehovanf. ie-
den jedl1orodinny dun ma
vych. AZ ul. zvlaste krasny.
ktery bude v krathern case do
hotoven. Diva, krasneho bunga-
low slohu ma Dove ul. Y Cor
lett, blize noveho ceskeho ko-
stella a skoly, u move Union
kary a V okolf, kde ceny bu-
dou rYchle stoupati. Jak
material, TAX prace ma techto
domech jest prve trldy zaru-
cena a co nejhlavnejsiho, cena
a podminky nirne. Vezmu ma
lou castku hotove a ostatni ma
dlouhe splatky, aneb vezmu
tez lot. aneb starSi dun, ktery
.potfebuJe oprav, ma vymenu.
.nebot' Jsem sam stavitel a tu-
diz mohu 81 jej tez opraviti.
Haste sc JOS. Holata, 1890
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Union 829 r. :?
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MESTO PRAHA ZARfDILO<
OBCHODNf TRZNICI.

Zprava ceskoslovenske lega-
ce We Washingtone oznamuje,
ze mesto Praha zridilo obchod-
III trznici, podobnou trznicim
udrzovanym v Lipsku Meme
cku a V Lyonu We Francii. Kaz-
G5ho iara podzimku bude Sc
odbyvati vystava vzorku, w.
.1obci re ssech koncin sveta sc
budou ma nj podileti. Pfisti
trh bude se konatl od 5. do 28.
zari letosnilo roku, amerl-
cke kruhy vyzyvajf Sc ku neJ-
vetsi ucasti.
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kRAJANE, Poor! Preje-

tell 81 krasny domov v nejlep-
sim ceskem okoli, proc stavet,
kdyz muzete koupit 0 $4,000
levneJi. Nam ma prodej moder-
nj dunn, hodici Sc pro / rodinu
" Mt. Pleasant, dole je velka
kuchyn a pentry, jfdelna, chi
ma cabinet, velka pfedni svet-
nice, hall a fireplace. Nahore
til vefke bedrumy a koupelna,
velka pada, sklep pod celym
domem, fernes, cihlova podez-
dlvka, bfidlicova strecha, vel
ka garage a slepicnik. Tento
maJetek jest velnli laciny a
proda Sc "a $500, bude-li pro-
dan tento tyden. Telefonuite
Union 189 w. a Broadway
|2157 w. 2
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HLEDAM SVEHO bratran-

ce Karla Wittmana, ktery Sc
asi pred l6ti lety odebral do
Ameriky. Jest asi-36 aneb 81
rokd star, zamestn5nfm GU
krar, otec jeho Ondrej Witt
man prislusi do Little u Plz-
ne, matka jeho Anna Witt
manovd, rozend Murttingova,
pochazi z Petrikova u Novych
Hradu V Cechach. Zadam by
podal o sobe zpravu sve Sc
streniei Antonii Murttingove,
nyni provdane Seilerove v Be-
roun6 els. 69-II. v Cechach.
6-26
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E!sRIJrGE Sc
PRIJMOU Sc divky neb zt

PRIJMOU Sc divky neb ze-
ny ma pfebirani jahod. Pra-
coVni doba od 1880 do 4:30 a
od 8 do 4 hod. odpol. Dobry
plat. Dlvky od 16ti do 18ti ro-
XII musi sc vykazati skolnim
certifikatem. Haste Sc u The
Weideman Co., 9Th St. N. w.
a Mondrake Ave. 6-26
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VYMENlM novy domek o
6ti svetnicich, koupelna a vse
zarlzeno. Lot je 80 pfi $50
stfevicich, blize Union, "a men
81 domek v okoli Broadway
nebo Fleet Ave. Blizsi sdeli
Thorn. Suchy, 2465 E. Sc ul.
Tel. Prime. 1916 w. 6-2S
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PRODA Sc dunn zhotoveny
z cervenych presovanych ci-
hel; je tam 5 svetnic a kou-
pelna dole a to same nahore,
tvrde dvojite podlahy, dvoji
fernes, skopky ma pradlo, vel
ky sklep, dlazba zaplacena.
Naleza Sc blize Broadway a
Warner Rd. Da Sc LEVINE, bude-
Ii prodan hned. BlizSi sdeli Sc
V c. 5692 Hamlet Ave. 6-25
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PRONAJME Sc byt O tfech
dole bezdetnym man
zelum. Adressa Sc sd6li v adm.
Sveta. COX
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ka uloupila il srdce jejiho

Takove poznani je pro mi
lujicl zenu vzdy strasne bolest
ne. Prechodne nejake dobro-
druzstvi, o kterem srdce muzo-
vo niSeho nevi, da Sc unest sna-
ze (ac ami to zene nemuze by
tt uplne lhostejne) = ale jak-
mile je srdce muzovo We hre,
pax je po stesti milujici zeny
lveta.
Mudrec by rekl: nezarlete.
Zarlivost je nfzka, hruba =
a zbytecna, ponevadz Sc j inic
nenapravi. Takove rady Sc pek
ne povidaji; ale clovek je jen
clovek. Zarlivosti srdce oprav-'
du milujici Sc neubrani.
Ale zpdsob, jakym Sc zarli-
vost jevf, jest zkusebnim kane
mem povahy. Clovek Jenny
trpi, trpi sam, trpf nesnesitel-
ne - ale nevycita a nemsti Sc
nikdy. Neciti take nikdy nena-
visit k svemu sokovi nebo soky-
nj. Proc take? Vzdyp vi, re
We vecech lasky nelze srdci po-
rucit. Prisaha, kterou snouben-
ci skladaji u oltare, je odvaz-
ma. Nikdy pfece nelze prisahat
iasku az do smrti, pon6vadz' to
nezavisf Cd nasi vile. Mono
zachovat v6rnost - to ano; a.
lie srdce naSe phi veskere v6r-
nosti mUze nalezet nekomu il
nemu, nez manzelu. Proto ia
ke We Francii ma pr. slibuje
aenich nev6ste "peci ochra-
nus, aniz mluvf o lasce. Tuto
pfisahu mdze kazdy poctivy
muz skutecne splnit. Ale "a
svoje srdce rucit ma veky ne
mnze. Nemuze "a ne rucit ami
zena.
Odcizi-li Sc muz zene srd-
Gem, je to pripad beznadejny,
ma nenlz plac, kfiky, sceny ne
mohou niceho zmenit. V pripa-
de tom je moznost dvoji: bud
to muz bojuje Sc svou novou
WASN'T, snazi Sc il prekonat a
je zene v6ren - a v tom pri-
pade zena ma Gift jeho utrpe-
nj, trpeliy6 cekat, az Sc muzo-
vo srdce vyhoji a chovati Sc k
Inemu setrne,t laskav6, jako k
nemocnemu.
Anebo muz nemuze pfeko-
mat novou vasen; a V tom pri-
FADE zena bud,to k Will d6tem
nese svoje utrpeni mlcky - a
nebo nedovede-li Sc smiEN s
muzovou neverou, nedovede-li
mlcky trpet ztroskota ro-
dinny krb q da Sc rozvest. Ale
pro tutO eVentualitu rOZhOdne
Sc uslechtila zena-matka jiste
jen zridka; ma blahu deti zale-
Ii il vic, .nez ma jejim blahu
osobnim. A nezfidka il. osud
cdmeni "a dlouha leta strada-
nj tim, re jejf muz Sc posleze
prece k nj vrati. Nestane-li Sc
to, tedy aspon zustane jeho
srdci vuci nj uprimna ucta. -
Ale at je vasen muzova jake
hokoliv druhu, uslechtila zena
nikdy nemsti Sc svoji sokyni.
Ia pro nj proste neeXistuje. A
verte, ze toto mlcelive pohrda-
nj je trestem nejcitelnejsim
pro zenu, ktera 81 zachovala
aspon trochu zenske hrdosti.
Tvorov6 upln6 cynicti a spro-
sti nepadaji tn vdbec V uvahu
takove osoby zridka vzbudi Y
muzi skutecnou lasku.
NepiSi to, o,abych snad omlou-
vala neveru muzu. Proc bych
to cinila? Psi to jen proto, a.
bych zenam mucicim sc zarli-
vosti pripomenula, re uslech-
!, tila hrdost pomaha zene snesti
: nejkrut6jsf Zklamani srdce.
Oloa To c+rovS Mar Pol
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2-ROD. DUN We WASH
lNGTON PARKU $500. PET

svetnic koupelna nahore do
lie, vytapeni horkou .vodou, ex-
ira kuchyn zachod We sklepe,
bridlicova strecha, kamenny
zaklad. Tento majetek je veil
ce zachovaly a vskutku laciny,
Jlsty to investment, naleza Sc
ma Gamma Ave-, ulice dlazde-
ma. Zada Sc hotove as $4,000,
zbytek jake rent. Pficina pro-
deje odjezd do Czech proto Sc
ola tax lacino. Muzete zavolati
Broad $50. 6-26
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Divka k niGeInu
Roman cd w. Hemburga.
Pro "Domacnost" prelozl JOS. L. Voborsky.

Pro "Domacnost" pfelozil JOS.

JenO pOQlVne' Zafll. freQlOZe-
neho jidla sotva Sc dotkl. Ii
cho zavladlo ma okamzik. Ona
zamyslene pohlizela ma krasne
zapadajicf slunce.
Nahle Sc vzchopil a prlstou-
pill k Juii.
Julie, matka mi prave sde-
lila, re mas chces opustit?"
Kyvla hlavou kladne.
Proc, Julie?"
Proc? - Jsem zde uplne
zbytecna", odpovedela Sc smi-
chem, &C Shy vstoupily il do
oci.
"Zbytetnal - typ" pravil,
uchopiv jeff ruce. 20, Julie,
mdzes zakrytis to slunce ma
tlankytne obloze a tazati Sc,
co Je TOTO Zeml
S pohnutim pristoupil a ho-
roucne pritiskl jeff ruce ku
svym rtGm. Ona vyskocila udi-
vene a,jemne Sc mu vymknula
pohlizela bojacne a tazave
do ieho ubledlehO Ohliceie.
Julie, ty nesmfs odejiti,
zdstan jen Sc mnou - muzes-
Ii vubec odpustiti tomu zasle-
Penemu, utrapenemu hlupaku.
Julie, co ty jsi pro mne jen u
cinila! A ia jsem ii ami jednou
"a vse nepod6koval".
Bud vdecny = nelituj mne
misto lasky!" pravila jemne.>
co., usmal Sc radostne, "Po-
litovani Kdo q mas zasluhule
vice politovani. Cd tebe zadam
vdecnost, politovani, utrpnost
- vse, vse. Nenechavej mne
zde samotneho, nechces-li, a.
hych 81 zoufal - neb ty jsi ia
jedina, jez muze mi nahradit
tu viru We vernost a lasku".
"Ja?"
"Ano, ty jedina".
Pozvedla sniv6 zraku svych.
We vedleiN zahrade hraly 81
vesele ditky micem; tam do
lie splychaly ty vlnky V Rynu,
ten vzduch byl naplnen roz-
kosnou vuni tisicerych kvitkd.
Julie! Juliei" kricel drozd
ma strome. Ona Sc usmivala.
"SlySis?" tazala Sc hlubokym
hlasem. "Povida tn samou vec
jako kdyz jsme byly jeste mia
de.
"Nedrazdi mne!" upel ne
trpelive. "V okamziku tomto
jsem jist, re bych nemohl bez
tebe ziti, Julie, A ty?"
Nepromluvic ami slovo, OBJ
jala jeJ okolo krku oci je-
jich rlnuly Sc bohate size po
skranlch.
ooh, jak zbytecna to otaz-
ka!"
Kdyz pani Roettgerova pri-
Sla domu a slySela, re doktol
a sletna Julie vecereli V "a
hrade, namirila tam sve kroky
IS prekyareni. PAX nohy il Wy
pov6dely sluzbu. Pod orecho
wynn stromem - nuze, drive
by Sc byla nadala spadnuti o
blak - zde stal ten smutny
nevlidny morous, o oblimaJic
julii a oba zdali Sc, We zapo
mnili M celJ svet.
Obratila Sc vesla do domu
"E.no, ano - zazraky a Una
meni dosud sc stavajl", bruce
la 81. Prijdouc do sveho poke
ie, snala cernou stuhu SCI sveht
! cepce a opatrne vlozila do su
! pliku {, vzala ma hlavu vsedn
uva2ala zasteru.
"Nuze", brucela 81, "po bliz
sim prozkoumani le zde rozlu
| steni snadne. Nepomyslel'
isem 81 ma to, hm. A prece j
to podivne", dodala, "jak t
muze byti, ably to clovek nepo
zoroval. Kdyz mi dnes oznami
Id, ze pujde 'pryc, byla jser
| prekvapena. Nuze, musi sc ia
j jiz stati a "Slecna k nicemu
tude mou $nachou. Jedna We
Jest iista, ze Jest hodnou, We
| 4 =
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o zARLIVOSTI.

svezl a hezka, vypravovala mi
svuj pfibeh, rozplakala Sc
'pfi tom tax zoufale, ze il ne
bylo lie ami utisit. Je vdana
patnact let a muz il mel vzdy-
cky velmi rad. Pracovali spolu
We SVEN obchode; zena Sc pri-
cinovala cd casneho rama do
noci, nechodila do spolecnosti,
neznala zabav; jedinou odme-
nou byla j muzova laska. A
muz byl k nj opravdu meme
pozorny, prvni fialku, prvni
rdzi, ktera vykvetla ma jejich
zahradce, prvni uzrale jablko
pfinesl vzdycky il.
zili nejspokojenejsim man
zelstvi. Ale pax musil muz o.
dejfti do valky a ctyri roxy
byl mime domov. Ia jeho ne
prltomnosti pracovala zena
dvojnasobnS vzala 81 do OBJ
chodu k ruce mladou slecnu,
kterou mela u sebe jako elena
rodiny.
PAX Sc muz vratiI. 2 pocat-
ku zdal Sc nezmeneny; ale
deti poznenahlu pocaly matku
upozornovat: Mani, slecna
ma krasnou rtzi; dal il il tati-
mex. Mani, slecna ma jahody
- dial il je, tatinek - atd."
Zena mlcela, ale srdce il po-
calo krute bolet. Potom Sc u
kazovaly jine znamky; muz
pocal zene vytykat, re slecne
ublizuje. Tu il pry opatrne ma
stila, tn zas il dala pfilis maly
kousek masa - Sebevedom1
slecnino rostlo. Hovorila uz jen
S panem o correspondence OBJ
chodnich zalezitostech, a pGnl
jen mefila vitezoslavnymi a
.pohrdavzmi pohledy, anebo il
ignorovala. Kdyz sla k panovi
do pokoje, zavirala "a sebou
dvere = A neustale Sc k n6mu
lichotila. Kdyz fekla: "pahe
chefe, nenoste tuto kravatu,
noste tuhle", muz il lined u
poslechl.
Jednou boIela muzi hlava;
on nerekl sve zene o tom nice
ho,ale pozadal: "Bozenko, pri-
tneste mi obklad -" Zena ne
dovedla Sc uz dele premoci,
Vzala 81 Bozenku stranou a
ptala Sc il, co vlastn6 kuje,
kan miri - Myslila, re mlada
divka spraskne ruce, re Sc da
do place. Ale chyba lavky.
Slecna chladne a hrde odpove-
d6lai Pan chef ie Sc mnou
spokojen, ia mic spatneho ne
delam, a co pan poruci, po-
slechnu =" chtela odejit. To
naplnilo miru. Zeny zmocnil
Sc zachvat sileneho rozcileni.
Vztekle vrhla Sc ma divku, ma
polickovala il, vyspilala il nej-
horsich jmen, 'srazila il Sc scho
du vse, CO il nalezelo, naha-
zela "a nj. PAX sc skacela ja-
ko mrtva a devet mesicu tezce
stonala. Dosud nenl zdrava. Ia
celou dobu<ieji nemoci nefekl
il muz jedineho laskaveho slo.
va
"Kdyby byl priSel, pohladil
mne - hned by Sc mi bylo u.
lehcilo - ale on byl jako ka-
men." vypravovala stkallc. Te
prve kdyz mu lekar rekl,. &c
jeji stav ie nebezpecny, zaca
il udobrovat, nosil il zlato
| hedvabi, slibuie il cestu do |
talie. Ale uz ie vSecko marne
Jeji laska k nemu je mrtva {
nic uz il nevzkrisi. Ukoncivs
totiz vypraveni, prosila mne
"abych ten pribeh vypsala
novinach" a varovala zeny, a
by 81 nebraly do domu hezk;
mlada devGata, protoze Ia bez
citna sobecka stvofeni jim
ukradnou srdce muzovo.
u Jiste mnoho zen trpi podob
, ne iako tato pani pro ty pls
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b. (Dokonceni.)

a pOZadala JUN, any prlpra-
villa veceri, neb chtela brzo
odejiti. "Bezpochyby nejsi je-
ste hladova", pravila k Julii,
"mdzes vecereti Bethlehem,
az Pride.
Julie odesla ma to do zahra-
dy, usadila Sc pod strom po-
hlizela .snive ma ty zlate Ger
vanky, blyskajfcf Sc mezi vet
vemi.
V male chvili pfichazela pa
nj Roettgerova prostredni pc
sinkou rIzemi v rukou. "Tyto
byly zamilovanymi tete Rice,
pravila, ukazujic ma polodivo-
Ike ruze. "Prinesu il tn prvni".
Ma to odchazela primo ke ko-
stelnimu nadvori, zde potkala
sveho syna, kteremu pouze
'sdelila: "Jdu Sc podivati ma
hrbitov, Bedrichu. Musis vece-
ret sam! Jen 81 pomysli, Julie
chce cd mas odejit do slreho
sveta. Nemuzeme il vice zdrzo-
vati, teta' Rika jest jiz mrtva".
Zastavil Sc a pohlfzel "a
tmavou postavou S ruzemi V
rukou, nepromluvN slova a
kracel huste ozivenou ulici,
kde dftky 81 vesele hraly a kde
slunce odrazelo sve posledni
paprsky ma tn zem, ktera Wy
hlizela jako by pokryta byla
nejakym zlatym piskem. Jen
nekolik navStev must vykonati
a pax 81 dnes zajiste odpocine.
Ami sam nevedel, jak Sc obra-
til ma kratsi cestu domu, kite
"a vedla okolo reky.
Nebyl zde posud od te do
by, co Sc to strasne nestesti
prihodilo; dnes pohlizel v pre-
kvapeni ma tn modrozelenou
krasnou vodu.
Ty Why, ktere mu odciziiy
to jedine drahe dite, ty jiz
davno-davno byly odpluly-
mohl whit ty druhe, ktere zde
Sc prohanely We sve nevinno-
sti?
A iak daleko mohl odtud
dnes videti - jak daleko! -
Tamto pluje parnik. nyni pri-
stal u pristavu; tam ma palube
stala postava zeny, vysoka a
n6zna, V jeji ruce billy satetek
naval posledni pozdrav. Ia
postava mihala Sc mu pred o.
Gina. Jestli le to Julie!
Rychle krateje snail klobouk
hlavy jeho vlasy dotykaly
Sc sklanejicich Sc vetvi stro-
MI.
Prave kdyz chtel vystupova-
ii ma schody vedouci do jeho
zahrady, spatril ruzi ma kane
nu, jeho matka bezpochyby il
ztratila - shybl sc a zvedl ji
Oh, jaka to wine!
Nohy jeho nahle ztuhly. -
Julie sedela pod orechovym
stromem. Pohlizela nan sladce
tema krasnyma cernyma oci-
ma - tax meme trpelive ja-
ko to jindy cinivala. Ona sc
vzchop1a sla mu naprotis
Bylo znati jakesi radosti v
jeli hlase. "Ty isl zahradc
Avsak jak krasny to vecer
Nechtel bys vypiti zde koflik
Caie?"
Prisv6dcil Sc a usadil Sc \
stolu a smutne pohlizel "a nj
jak odchazela do domu. M
dovoliti, aby ten zvuk jeji kro
XII navzdy zde zanikl?
Nahle neco preletlo vzdu
chem a pablo il zrovna k no
Z houm; shybla sc a zvedla bill,
detsky mic Al brzy ma to vyno
fila Sc Ia sousedni zdi pekn;
hlava S jiskrnyma ocima. -
"Chyt' !" zvolala Julie, hodi,
mic zpet kdyz dlte poslusn,
tax ucinilo, musela sc zasmat
te nevlnnostl, a tyto ZVuky do
tkly Sc srdce muze, ktere po
stradalo po tax dlouhou dob
toho domaciho stesti, spokoJe
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PRODA Sc moderni dunn 0
8 pokojich, lot 40 phi $50 str.
Da Sc velmi LEVINE, bude-li pro-
dan hned. Haste sc elsie
1857 E. 81 st. z Tod Rd. 6-26
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pRODA Sc

PRODA Sc lacino ddm o 8
pokojlch. koupelna, sklep,
skopky na pradlo, vse moder-
ne zarizeno. Haste Sc v elsie
3642 Storer Ave. S. w. 6-2S
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DIVKY neb mladsi zeny k
hotoveni papfrovych krabic Sc
priJmou pfi stale praci a do
brem platu u The Peerless Pa
per Box Mfg. Co., 1928 E. SIS.
St. 6-25
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kOUPI Sc farma We vzdale-
nosti as 25 mil cd Clevelandu,
muze NIT mensi dunn Sc zahra-
dou a vinici V rozloze l 5az 80
akru. Mohu splatit hotove
1900. Nabidky laskave zaslete
ma Geo. Kaule 1928 w. al ST.,
Cleveland, 0. 6-2e
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PRODAJI Sc kembinancni
kamna, uplne nova, nasledkem
odjezdu m6sta. Haste Sc v
elsie 3217 w. SO st. 6-25
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"a PRlCINCU odjezdu do
stare vlasti proda Sc dobre "a
fizeny cukrovinkovy a grocer
nj obchod. Adressa Sc sdeli V
administered Sveta. 6-29
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NOVY JEDNORODINNY
DUN sesti pokojich S koupel
nou a Sc vSlm zarizenim jest
hotoV k nastehovani. Prijd'te
81 jej prohlednouti. Podminky
vyhodne. Haste Sc IL Jos. Ho-
lata, stavitele, $500 Washing
ton Park Blvd. Tel. Union 829
r. I.
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PRODA Sc dvourodinny
dunn, moderne zafizeny 5ti
pokojich S koupelnou dole a
4 pokojich s koupelnou naho-
Te. Haste Sc v elsie 4215 Sa-
ckett ul. e-25