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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
CANDIDATE EXPENSES

From tatements filed with c. O.
Eastman, Clerk of the Board OF
Deputy iSI(lte Supervisors of Elec-
tions in accordance with the Elec-
ton Laws of the state we CLEAN the
following:
The County Republican Executive
Committee received from candidates
$121S.29, receipts were from con-
gressional, district and county can
didates only; up to Nov. 18th >dis-
bursemenls to the amount of $645.99
had been made leaving a balance Of
$572.30 to meet bills not yet pre-
sented.
Disbursements were flor Tlfnting
advertising, rent for headquarters,
postage, telephone and y telegraph,
clerical work, automobile hire, local
expenses of speakers, etc. Only
three of the County candidates spent
any money outside of his contribu-
tion to the Executive Committee
fund, the amounts spent by these
three ranged from $2.20 to $1,000
and the expenditures were for adj
vertising and printing, postage and
auto hire.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee report receipts of $141.29
from candidates and donations from
local members of the party. Dis
bursements amounted to $140.27 an(
were for Incidental expenses, five ot
the Democratic County candidate,
reported expenditures other than
contributions to the party campaign
fund in amounts ranging from
S19.10 to $9120. So far as appears
on the records there was no unlaw-
full use of money in the November
election within the boundaries Of
Fulton County, nor was there any
effort made to purchase or control
votes by offer of any personal ma
terial reward.
The day of buying and selling
votes in American politics, we be-
lieve is thing of the past; at least
! this much of political corruption
has been eliminated.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
JOHN q. INES


Z Mr.. John @. lines of Franklin
township, a hfeolng resident of Full
ton County sand one Of the pioneers
of this section of the country died
at his home last Monday morning
at 4:30 aged 73 years. Heart trou-
BILE was the immediate cause of his
demise.
Mr. lines who was the father of
Mrs. A. M. Barber of Wauseon was
well known over the county for his
kind and jovial disposition and will
be missed by large circle of friends
who knew and highly esteemed him.
He leaves to mourn their loss, his
wife, nine children and a number
of grandchildren. We hope to pub
lish more extended account of his
life in al ater issue.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19

The largest order taken to date
by the Automotive Body Company
was secured last Monday when re-
presentatives of the Wauseon Com
pany closed a contract with the
Briscoe Motors Corporation at their
offices in Jackson, Michigan for the
manufacture Of some thousands of
touring car, roadsters and delivery
bod.es the Total contract price ag-
gregnting well over $500,0O0.0O.
fne olQer inclrdes touring car,
roadster and delivery car I 1des
and cowls and seats for delivery cars.
A considerable portion of the order
is to be delivered before January 1st
1921 which will necessitate increas-
ing the working force at the plant
20 at least rs men at once. Mr.. Blk
Ter the General Manager states that
by March 1st the company should
have at least 200 operatives in or
der to I'll the orders that are now
on hand or being received.
The Lorraine Motors Corporation of
Grand Rapids, Mich, are asking for
estimates on from 1900 to 1000
bodies and the Shelton Motors Cor
poration Of st. Louis, Mo-, are ask
ing for estimate on 1000 bodies.
The amount of orders the company
mayh ave seems to be limited only
by its capacity to produce and that
capacity is being Increased as rap
idly Is circumstances will permit.
The growth of the Automotive
Body Company has been phenomenal
and II gives every promise OF de-
veloping into an industry of such
magnitude that it will give Wau-
seon a place among the industrial
centers of this section of the State.
II ever in the history of Wauseon
there was an opportunity to de-
velope and enlarge the town, it
seems to us that opportunity is Of
fered now. By getting back of the
Automotive Body Company coop
Grating, boosting, helping financially
ne they may be able the citizens of
Was1seon, may increase the popula-
.tion, the buiness, the profits, the
valuation Of real property and the
irdutrial and social well being of
the town. It requires no extensive
or intensive knowledge Of business
60 enable one TO understand that the
Alutomotive Body Company must
hFye capital in order to buy the ma
terial and employ the labor necess-
airy to Gil the orders which they have
and on which they can realize no
profits until such time as they can
deliver the goods ordered. The pre-
sent management have demonstrate
ed their good faith by investing
their own money as well as their
time and labor and bringing the
business to a paying basis before
asking others 10 share with Them in
the extension of the business to
Weet the growing demand which ex-
cseds thel limitations of the working
capital Of the founders
Gut this is only for those citizens
who have money they may con-
venientiy spare for investment and
the point Is to invest your money at
home where II win help your own
commumity as well as insure profit
able return to yourself; there are
nany other ways in which citizens
may co-operate, help in the mat.
ter Of housing; the people who must
be brought into town represent
skilled labor, they make good citi-
zens. they enter with you into the
social and religious life Of the town
What You can do to welcome them
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
OsTEoPATHIC ORGANIZATION

Osteopathic Physicians of Will
Jams, Fulton, Henry, Defiance and
Wood Counties met at "a banquet
IN Napoleon last Friday evening for
the purpose sof organizing an Osteo-
pathic Association for the North
west section of the state. The fol-
lowing were elected as temporary
officers: Pres. Dir. F. H. Gautsche,
Napoleon; Vice Pres, DR.. K. y.
Buck, Wahseon; Secretary, DR.. D..
J.. Clark, Delphos;. Treasurer Dr.
edmund Grothouse, Van Vert.
DIR. Semon, ear, nose and throat
specialist of Ft. Wayne, Ind, per-
formed a tonsilectomy on two elm
lc. cases at the hospital in Napo-
leon.,
Later in the evening a banquet
dinner was held followed by round
table discussions a lecture, by DR..
Semon and business meeting.
1t was voted to hold the next
meeting at Lima on the evening OF
Friday November 26th.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
Building Notices

Harry Wright, straw barn, Am
boy Twp, estimated cost, $1400
Sam Schmucker, light plant, Cor
ham Twp. estimated cost $745.00.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
BURR WYSE


Miss Georgianna Burr and Romeo
P. Wyse were united in marriage
at the home of the bride on East
Chestnut Street Thursday evening,
November 11th, their former pastor
Franz E. Kenyon solemnizing the
marriage ceremony in the presence
of the briJss parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Burr and the mother and sis
ter of the groom, Mrs. Caroline
Wyse and daughter.
Both the bride and groom are
well known and well liked Wauseon
young people and have the congratu-
lations andb est wishes of all who
know them. Mr.. Wyse is engaged
in the Meat Market and Grocery
business in Archbold at present
and is making success Of that
business Owing to their inability
to secure a house in Archbold, Mr..
and Mrs. Wyse will for the present
make their home in Wauseon.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
Probate Court


Guardianship of Gail Powers ct al
application filed, bond filed and ap-
proved and letters of guardianship
issued to w. E. Pattefson. Board
of County visitors. Report filed.
Guardianship of Nicholas Kelley
ct, al 1st partial account, hearing
confirmed trusteeship Walter Dennis
King. Final account, hearing confirm
ed. Executor ordered to distribute.
Guardianship of Lillian Miser, ap-
plication for appointment for guar
dian fled notice to ward issued,
hearing Nov. 10, 1920 at p. M.
Will of Christian j. Rychener, ap-
plication for probate fled, notice to
next of kin issued. Hearing Nov.
18, 1920 at 10 a. m.
VIII of John Townsend, appaica-
tion to admit to record authenticate
ed, copy of will and proceedings ad-
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
CARD SOCIAL

The Ladies of st. Caspar's Catho-
lie Church will hold a card social at
Liberty Hall on the evening Of
Wednesday November oath. Every
one invited.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19

Special reduction of 20 percent
on work coats, including sheep skin
lined It's a real bargain.
Harrison & Funkhouser Bros.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
Real Estate Transfers

Delton and Laura Boyes to Leonard
and Mary Tanner Sec. 5 Dover Twp.
rs acres.
L. V. Lee to Frank W. Wiley Sec.
22 Chesterfield Twp. 80 acres.
Howard Wyse to Prudence Faer,
lots p to 81 The Highlands, Delta.
Anna Schneider to j. ]. Nofziger
lots "a, 35 and 36 Yeagers and Shef-
fields Addition, Archbold.
Fred Jeffers to- Thomas and
Amelia Ford Sec. "a, Royalton Twp.
40 acres.
Sarah Longnecker to Estella Mill
er part lot II Peter Miller's addi-
ton Swanton.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19

New Cases in Court
Samuel Murry VS. Martin Brimmer
ct al quiet title. Petition and afr
dayit field.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19

Williams Restaurant clean place
% eat.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
Warrants Issued

war; anus ISSUED
B. F. Jones, cash reserve 80. 81!
Brigham & Guilford dry goods
Fulton County Home 49,. 41.i
Corkins Chemical Co., washing
compound, Fulton County
Home -. -. 4Qz
Hickox Rumsey Co., oats Full
ton County Home ........ 80.
E. F. Hanson Co., feed and
grinding, Fulton County
L. L. Ledyard, threshing
grain Fulton County Home 1853.
F. NJ Macarthur, groceries,. 92.
More Silage Co., auto repairs
Fulton County Home 2.
Anderson German Co., print
ing l. c. H. bonds No.301 80.
Barrett Co, tar road repair 1900.
Barrett Brothers, supplies Pro-
bate Judge and Clerk. of
sCourts -. .............. g..
Gagah McGee and Strohl, es-
innate No. 81 road imp.
"a .2317.
Harrison coal yards coal for
.
Indian Coal Co., coal for road
repair =. 12.
Kelley Construction Co., stone
for road repair ........ 124.
Kelley Construction, estimate
No. II road Imp. 81 -. .2585.
Leichty, ct al, estimate No. 8
road Imp. 63 ...........2 .2034.
York Twp. Co. gravel and haul
ing for road repair ..-...... 297.
Ray Woodburn, branch 1 of
branch 8 Clinton 1247 -. 1877.
Robert Finn, part Sec. Am
boy 1921 ...... ....... rs.
Ohio State Retirement Fund
fees board of education :. 40.
]. w. Borton, Sec. 10 and IL
Clinton No. 1247 -. -. 265.
Oliver Rebeau, bal. Sec. No. 1
German 1888 .......... SO.
Fulton Co. Tribune supplies
Board of Education ...... Is.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
COURT HOUSE NEWS

mittlng same to probate and record
filed and granted.
Estate of isaiah Townsend, peti-
ion to admit to record authenticated
Copy OF petition for letters of ad-
ministration filed and granted.
Estate of Sylvia ]. Harmon
final d1Stributive account filed and
confirmed, Adm. w. w. A. discharged
Estate of Katherine Waffle, inven.
tory and appraisement filed.
Estate of Frank Morrall, inherit,
ance tax determined.
Estate of Eli Kreighbaum, 1st and
final account filed. Hearing Dec
13, 1920.
Estate of Margaret j. Adams, Isl
partial account confirmed.
Marriage Licenses
Archie F. Fidler and Mabel l.
Stoops.
Theodore Schultz and Amanda E
Matzinger.
Evan M. Overmeyer and Frances
Vaughan.
Edwin D. Short and Wilma Short.
Oian Driskell and Ruby V. Hallett
Ira M. Nofziger and Edna v
Bailey.
Romeo P. Wyse and Georgianns
H. Burr.
Howard Andrews and Clara R
Gorsuch.
Court Orders
Merrill Turney ct al VS. VIM. J.
Harper, money only, heard and sub.
mitted on motion. Taken under ad
vertisement.
Maggie Benrick VS. Samuel Ven.
rick divorce and alimony, heard anc
submitted, plaintiff divorced from
defendant on grounds of cruelty
Settlement as to alimony approved.
John Frederick Steenson VS. Eliza.
beth Coe ct al. Quiet Title. Heard
and submitted. Service by publica
ton proved and approved. Title
quieted as prayed for, plaintiff to pa,
costs.
Waneta Smith VS. Ross Smith, iii
vorce Aheard and submitted, taker
under advisement-
Dorothy johnson VS. Fred johnson
divorce, heard and submitted, plain
tiff divorced from defendant on tn,
grounds of gross neglect of duty
Plaintiff restored to her maiden nam,
of Dorothy Sharp. Plaintiff to pa.
costs.
Margaret Helen McDermott v,
John L. McDermott, ahmony on mo
ton of plaintiff she is given temper
ary custody of minor children and de
fendant is restrained from interferr
ing with such custody.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30
z americke kancelare WI

z americke kancelare VII.
sletu. Upozornujeme krajany z
Ameriky, ably chill nutne ma
kupy jen u ceskych obchodni-
XII. Kazdy dobre ucini, kdyz Sc
drive kancelari americke po-
radi, nez-li ucini nakupy. Be
hem nekolika dnu bude pri "a
inericke kancelafi zTizena OBJ
chodni poradna i vzorkovna.
Nekupuite do te DOLBY darku
pro Ameriku. Dale upozornu-
jeme, ably davali bedlivy pozor
pfi meneni penez. Penize ces-
koslovenske mali ceske neb
slovenske napisy. Stalo Sc, re
byly krajanovi dany penize ra-
kouske - nasi republice ne
platne. Y americke kancelari
jest ulozena kniha stiznosti,
do ktere muze kazdy zanesti
stiznost, komu Sc stalo bezpra-
vi. nebo podobne. Kancelar i
hned vysetri udanl postara
Sc, aby Sc podobne pripady ne
dely. Nezodpovedhi a nesvedo-
miti lide, vetsinou necesti, Wy
uzivaji kazde prilezitosti, ably
mohli nase krajany poskoditi.
i zalezi ma raianech. samych
ably Sc nedali siditi a kazdy
pripad oznamili kancelari, KITE
ra Sc postara, ably takovi lide
byli nalezite potrestani.
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PROHLiDkA kNIH EAST
OHIO GAS CO.

Diva kontrolorove stabu e.
w. Bemise, mestskeho plyno-
veho znalce pocali vcerejsiho
dine prohlizeti oDchodni knihy
East Ohio Gas Co. Bemis "a
mysli sdcastniti Sc patecni
schuze verejnych utilitnich
komisi Ohia, Pennsylvania a
Zapadni Virginie, jez konana
'bude Pittsburgh. Ucel kon-
ference jest jak postupovati,
ably v techto trech statech bylo
udrzeno uzivani pfirodniho
plynu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30

Zachranil dive tonouci dew
cata. V nedeli, 6. cervna 0 pul
pate hod. odpol. sla vychovatel
Fka Sc dvema devcatky We veku
6 a 7 roku cd Hodkovicek ku
Praze. Blize Hodkovicek spa
dly ODE divky pri skotaceni do
Vltavy a pocaly tonouti. Mi
nojdouci ucetni Such 2 vojen-
ske zasobarny V Dejvicich
skocil "a detmi a zachranil je.
Pri tomto hrdinnem cinu utr-
pei p. Such sam vazny uraz,
zlomiv 81 ruku. MUdr. Zeman
re Smichova no osetril od-
kazal V domaci leceni. Zachra-
meme divky po zotaveni dopra-
veny do bytu svych rodicu.
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Vdovec, bezdetny, nasled-
KEN umrti manzelky, prostred-
niho stafi, hodla 81 uciniti zna-
most divkou neb bezdetnou
vdovou V start do 30 roku "a
pficinou shaktu. Nam dobre
zamestnani, potrebuji druzku
zivota k vedeni dtuln6 donna
cnosti. Pfihlasky mozno-li S
podobenkou, zasIete do adm.
"Sveta" pod znackou "Snatek"
Mlcenlivost Sc zarucuie.
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OPARENE DITE.

Maly Lloyd Walker, 4571
Sackett, hral 81 bez dozoru a
nahodou ma sebe strhl hrnec S
horkou vodou. Nebohy hoch u
trp6l vazne opareni, tax re byl
dopraven do mestske nemocni-
ce, kde vyslovili lekari nadeji,
re zivotem vyvazne.
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II

u Hendrychu, domku pod
skalou Hradiskem, plynul IL
vot stale stejne, ac he prave
klidne. Nebyli zrovna chudi ia
ko vetsina obyvatelu ma podme
sti, ale bylo Sc Jim ohaneti, ably
zivobyti uhajili, dluhu nenade-
lali spise nejaky gros ulozi-
Ii.
Zvlaste co Hendryscin dru-
ny muz, Vytlacil, tax ke sklen-
ce prilnul a "palence" tax
castym Sc stal hostem, nevy-
chazela Lojziccina matka re
starosti. Mefa sice donlek. kfo-
me zahradky jeste kus sadu u
vody ktery 81 malym polio
KEN vyminila, "fabriku' pro-
dala, kde "a zivota Hendry-
chova sirky d6lali. Mela kra-
WI, nekdy take kozy.
Ale kan to vse staci i kdyz
sc trochu toho nroku pripocte
ktery Lojzicciny penize nesou
Starsi dcera Matulka byla
vyplacena (ostatni deti pomre-
ly). dostala hezkou vybavu, a.
vsak stale ably matka tn penezi
tn potravou pomahala. Byl to-
tiz muz Matulein krejcim a il
max clovekem -zceta 7spcra da-
nym, ale kdez pax krejci <.
CO vydela? Panu tu poskrovnu
a ty a vrchnost mali starsi mi
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JEDEN iednorodinnV dim

JEDEN jednorodinny dunn
ma Pearce Ave-, Washington
Park, hotov k nastehovani. je-
den jednorodinny dunn ma
vych. AZ ul. zvlaste krasny.
ktery bude V kratkem case do
hotoven. Diva, krasneho bunga-
low slohu ma Dove ul. V Cor
lett, blize noveho ceskeho ko-
stella a skoly, u move Union
kary a okoli, kde ceny bu-
dou rychle stoupati. Jak
material, tax prace Ma techto
'domech jest prve tridy zaru-
cend a co nejhlavn6jsiho, cena
a podminky mirne. Vezmu ma
lou castku hotove a ostatni ma
dlouh6 splatky, aneb vezmu
tez lot aneb starsi dunn, ktery
potrebuje oprav, Ma vymenu,
nebot' jsem sam stavitel tu-
dlz mohu 81 jej tez opraviti.
Haste Sc u Jos. Hoiata, 1890
Washington Park Blvd. Tel.
Union 829 r. ??
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IA PRlCiNoU odjezdu pro-
da Sc farma o 35ti akrech s.
peknym domem o 6ti svetni-
clch, ma dlazdene ulici, pouze
4 mil cd mesta, je tam vsech-
no zafizenf. Prdceli t6to far
my Je Ma ulici pfi 900 strevl-
cich a dale Sc pri 35 akrech "a
$4,000, aneb 15ti akrech "a
$4,000, polovina hotove a o.
statnl ma splatky. Name vice
vetsich a mensfch farem die
prani vaseho, blizsi Yam poda
Baldwin Realty Co., 1921 Fleet
Ave.
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PRODA Sc. dim q osn; -,

TNODA SE dunn oSmi po-
koJlch ma Eddy Rd., blize Eu-
cid. Je tam koupelna, bridlico
va stfecha, tvrde podlahy,
mantel, brousene sklo We dve-
rich, pekna dekorace, a lozni-
'ce, combinacni fernes, vse mo-
derne zafizeno. Prijd'te Sc DO
dlVat ma tento krasny majetek.
Potrebujete hotove pouze
$4,000. Haste Sc V elsie 500
Leader Bldg, aneb zavoleite
Main 827, Central 2027 R.
7-3
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Strasne zatnestnany 'clovek

Hospodyne, odchazeJic ma
kupovat: Neprejete 81 nic We
l1seste, pane rrofescre?
Professor. zabran do svych
knih: Stavte Sc u holice dejte
mne tam ostrihat.
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FARMA 49 akrech, dobry
DUN o Z pokoiich, nova ban,
pekny ovocny sad, 10 akru le-
sa, 2 kone, 2 kravy, prasata,
slepice a vSechno farmarske
nacini. Cena $4,000. Polovic no
tove aneb Sc vym6ni. Haste Sc
u Mrs. Holsan, 1919 E. 40 St.,
ron Hamm Ave. To
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PRODA Sc p6kny bungalow o
5ti sv6tnicich, vse moderne "a
rlzeno, garaz, pekna zahrada.
Haste Sc els. 1888 E. 1O4. ul.
2 Union Ave. $50
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VYMENf Sc novy domek o
otl svetnicich V okoli Broad
way a Union ul. a tez kousek
pozemku, dale domek o 4 svet
nlcich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pr 1898 sxAA.k tomu jeste
Jeden lot. Veznie Sc mfsto pri-
vatni aneb obchodni. Prodaif
Sc tfl domy Stor ma vVch.
76 ul., blize Cedar Ave-, dale
Vymenim obchod "a privatnf
dun. Nam mnoho jinych domu
Jak ma prodej, tax ma vym6nu.
Haste Sc Thorn. Suchy, 2465
+. sc St. Tel. Princt. 1916 w.
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co nevidet siti jeden ma druhe-
! no. Taksse muz -Matultih 'chy-
] til prace kde ktere, chodil do
"fabriky' kartaeove, sirkove
aneb pomahal, kdyz u Hendry-
chu ze stareho zvyku nekdy,
:. kdyz prave ma speech nebylo,
do sirkarstvi Sc dali.
/. Nell vsechno nacini, sklipek
ma dvorku dobfe sc k tomu l1o-
idil, nebylo siry a fosforu We
staveni skorem ami cititi.
| Matulka mela ctyfi male de-
It'll, a kdyz 'matka jeji ma ne po-
| hledla, myslfvala 81, re jeste
ivseho dfeni malo, maji-li Sc tt
ito vzdy hladovi a roztrhani je-
j vnuci opatfiti.
! Toho vydani staleho! Ami o
danich nemluvic; tn spadne
kus skaly, pochrouma strechu,
til nejaka nemoc vypukne a re
Fvse1o nejvice Jim roztomila Or
lice dobroty prida. Jednou Sc
no odnese, podruhe mostek str
ha, 'potreti nekolik peknych
stromku V SADIE vyvrati tax
|napofade.
Jeste ze domek pekne ma ta-
rase stoji, jinak ably byla stale
nova podlaha, vratka, plot, ia
ko pfi iirych podmestskych
stavenich,
Hendryslta pracovala cd svi-
tani do noci; lehko bylo pax
Fkmotre Matyasce il vycitati re
Lolzicce pfilis howl. Ta mela
leckterou chvili pro sebe a VII
bee jen lehci praci po domacku
konala, V zahrade hlidala, pri
tom vysivaiic, pletouc sijic,
iv camz liz We skole mad line Wy
Enikala. Mela vzycky dila do
statek; ma to Sc HendrySka Wy
imlouvavala, pravic, re nutno
dcefinych iemnych prstu setri-
iii, iinak re by lepSi prace nedo
kaEala. | "a jeji "vinSe" a psa-
mi pfislo HendrySce leccos do
domu; nechtela-li Lojzicka pc
lnez witt, nanesly il jinych We
lei.
Lojzicka byla matky sve ce-
lynn svetem, pokladem nejdraz
sim, a nebyti Vytlacila a jeho
neblahe vaSne, ktera hrozila
IvSechno jeji namahani uspo-
Try pohltiti, byla by Sc stafena
citila uplne spokojenou. | TAX
to poroucela vSechno Panu Bo-
hu a tesla So u vedomi, re il
bylo souzeno takto a nejinak
ziti trpeti.
Pomysleni, re by mela byti
ziva bez Lojzinky, velice il "a
rmoutilo. Byla panu farari to-
! lik vdecna, re dcefi zivot kla-
sterni vymluvil. Kdyz Sc devce
tenkrate kolem zamku ma faru
bralo, trnula donna strachy.
| Pamatovala dobre, jak Sc
Lojzicce o vselikych poutich V
klasterfch libilo, jak sobe pra-
ila, ably il bylo lie po cely zivot
krasne kvetiny, polstare a po-
Ekryvky, jimiz byvaly oltare bo-
ihat6 Xysperkovany, 'vyrabeti a
fsvatssRkne ku chvale Bozi a
a neb4Ne kralovny skladati
znely il V usich slova mou-
drych staren, ktsre tvrdily, re
Sc devce do klastera a jinam
jiz .jiz ,fehodi. "A nyni, kdyz by
10 vse stsastne odbyto, zacala
il dcera najednou Ease trapiti
S odjezdem. Co Sc jen devcetl
stale v hlave plete? Tu to, tn
ono 81 vymysli = nikde stani
Inenia; 3, Boze, jen co sestarne
- prestane V nj touha osud 81
pfedelavati - da to pax vse.
cko take ma vuli Bozi a jeste
podekuje.
(PokraGovAni.)
| S&~ns-,c 1sa rtt,n no c1ovck
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-30

LOJZlcka neValne sc mela IL
dlu; sousto il rostlo V usteeh,
jen matka chute 81 ukroiila
Zahy osamela divka opet V il
zbe. PfiSli k matce pro dojeni,
a kdyz to mela odbyto, pravi-
la Hendryska, re pdjde jeste k
Panence Marii pro vodu a po-
divat Sc, nejde-li tatik jiz od-
nekud hospody. - Sotva ze
zalehl zvuk matcinych krokd,
priscilla Lojzicka chvatne k
prostemu stolku, sahla mezi
kvetinace V jedno z okenek,
kde mela lahvicku inkoust en-
pero,vytahla re stolu knizku,
patrne nejakou citanku Skolri
z nj malicky, tenky arSik pa
piru. Oci jeji chvili intensivne
hledely We svetlo lampicky,
myslenky nekde bloudily. PAX
Sc vSak vzpamatovala a pocala
drobnymi pismenkami psati ma
arsik kratke sloky, vysledek to
dneSniho dumani We VolSin-
kach q mad v1molem:
l. Letel je1cou hajem
anjel rize bile,
letel na peruti
lasky uslechtile.
2. A kdyz vzletal nize,
uzrel hofi divku
lak rozseva Shy
kvetnou ma pokryvku.
3. Jiz Sc lesni kvitky
stribrem smutku stkvely,
vdeCne We tvar mlade
trpitelky zrely.
A. Usmdl Sc tn aniel,
usmal Sc hal cely,
deva hlavu kloni,
zrak svuj zaslzely.
5. V purpurove zari
tvar j bledne trudem;
zivot chore dust
zda Sc il byt bludem,
6. Vzplakal anjel, vzdechl,
az Sc chvela trava,
vida jaru ziti
kvet lak opadava.
Z. Vzdechla deva, "a nj
kviti zastenalo,
jakoby tajemnou
bolest jeji znalo.
S. ZaSumela perut'
anjelova kolem,
kviti V stenu vadlo
mad pozemskym bolem.
9. Vadlo kviti, feky
V dalce onemely;
mad propasti lesni
p6vci pisen peli.
10. Zasumely reky
kol propasti znova-
mad zlomenym kv6tem
slZa anjelova.
II. Zachvely Sc rosne
perly ma patti,
vetry nesly povest'
ztracenen ziti.
Ill.