davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Royal NeighbOrS Elect

Hood River Royal Neighbors have
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows Mrs. Cora Barton. Oracle
Mrs. |. u, Rodgers, Vice Oracle; Mrs.
5. NJ. Atkinson. Chancellor; Mrs.
Susie Moore, Receiver; Mrs. Emma
Iones. Recorder Mrs Flora Cuddeford,
Marshall Mrs. Bertha Wheeler, Inner
sentinel; Mrs. Caroline krieg Outer
Sentinel; Mrs. Louise Volstorf. Man
ager: Drs. Sifton and Abraham, Ply.
sicians.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Work more
Produce more
SAGE more

But we can't continue increasing our
production unless we continue increasing
our railroad facilities
The farms, mines and factories cannot
increase their output beyond the capacity
of the railroads to haul their products
Railroads are now near the peak of their
carrying capacity.
Without railroad expansion-more en-
gines, more ears more tracks more ter
minals-there can be little increase in
production.
But this country of ours is going to
keep right on growing-and the railroads
must grow with it.
To command in the investment markets
the flow of new capital to expand railroad
facilities and 50 increase production
there must be public confidence in the
future earning power of railroads.
The nations business can grow only as
fast as the railroads grow.
S7lio advertisement is published MMe
Sb'o1ohon 9f3RailpW 'GNomtl'vA
Those desiring The erdiro ds6u.
may A,rnfar 5y uitng o the As,oca.
hoa Of Raaray Ereatjret Byoaiuay, Nee York.
q
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-01-01
Annual Stockholders Meeting

To the Stockholders of the Oregon
Washington Telephone Go.
Please take notice that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
0regon-W Washington Telephone Com
pany will be held as provided in TIE
bylaws. on January IL, 1920, at .
O'Clock .. M, at the company's office
in Hood River, Oregon.
Signed; +. O. Blanchar,
jlo Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
WAR INDUSTRIES BOARD
MEMBERS MEET TONIGHT
Representatives of Big Interests
Will Consider Present
IS Problems. 81,

More than 200 members of the War
Industries Board. who helped the gov.
eminent solve its industrial problems
OF the war, will gather in Washing.
ton tonight to consider some OF the
problems relating to the establish
ment of industry upon peace basis
An informal, .get-Iogether dinner
to be presided over by B. B. Baruch
former chairman of the War Indus
tries Board, win be held at the Wash
ington Hotel tonight. :.
Tomorrow morning business ses-
sion WI be held and a permanent or
ganizaaon effected.
Representatives of big commercial
interests in every section of the coun-
try are arriving in Washington today
for the sessions. which are expected
to result in the development of a
definite program for the StabilizatioN
of industry.
To promote cooperation among in
dustries will be one of the objects
of the proposed organization, it is
stated. Whether the organization will
offer its services to the governme MT
in connection with the solution OF
peace-time problems has not been de-
cided, but it is regarded as probable
that a legislative program will be
adopted and recommended to Con-
gress. %
Members who served with the War
Industries Eoard gathered in Wash
ington last year for a reunion. To-
morrow's meeting will mark the first
attempt to effect permanent organiza-
tion. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
MISS SMITH, HAMoN CASE
FIGURE, AGAIN ON MOVE
Reports From Fort Worth Indicate
She Is on Way to Texas City
and May Surrender.

ARDMORE. Okla December 10
Officials prosecuting the search for
Miss Clara Smith, sought on a charge
of murder in connection with the
shooting of Jake L. Hamon, oil mag
nate and republican national commit
teeman here. today had before them
press dispatches from Fort Worth,
Tex, stating that, according to at
torneys there. the young woman was
en- route te. an interior Texas city, to
confer with attorneys, preparatory to
surrendering.
Mrs. Hamon, widow of the repub-
lican national committeeman. is en-
route to Chicago from Dallas. When
in Fort Worth, it was learned, mrs.
HaTnon received news that her nome
in Chicago had been robbed, and ar
ranged for a special train from Dali
las. Her daughter, Olive Belle &C
companied her. s.
Miss Smith Was In Juarex
Ell PASO, Tex. December 10.-Ctara
PARTON Smith, wanted in Ardmore
Okla. in connection with the death OF
lake L. Hamon, was in Juarez as
late as Thursday. according to appar,
emily authentic Information developed
in. an independent Investigation by q
representative Of the Associated
Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
ing. Mrs Macswiney smiled and said.

ing. Mrs. MacSwiney smiled and said
That is good
A delegation Of fifty Baltimoreans
who had been received by Mrs. Mac
Swiney earlier in the evening at the
Drury home; were among those pa
radinY last night.
They presented to her resolutions
of sympathy from the Terrence Mac
Swiney, Joseph Murphy and Michael
Fitzgerald branches of the American
Association for the Recognition OF
the Irish Republic of Baltimore.
+ The delegation was headed by
Michael Redding and Rev. Bernard
Mcnamara of st. Martins Church:
Baltimore. The party was introduced
to Mrs. MacSwiney by Rev. John J.
Callaghan- of st. Matthews Church.
In presenting the resolutions Father
Mcnamara said that some day the
positions of Ireland and England
might be reversed. To which Mrs:
MacSwiney replied that she would
never want to see Ireland in the
position England now holds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
Another L0t-487 New Dresses
FurS for Gifts

Women's and Misses Scarfs and wslty
Neckpleces-at many prices from $3.50 to
$500. Select them here-and save dollars 90
1000 Children's Dresses, 98c
which is half the actual value of some of these
wash dresses; 25 styles d.
Women's $500 Handbags, sos
Leather Kodak Bags, with mirror: Others of
crepe leather. All were $500; now s2.9S.
Trunks, Bags, Suit Cases
Fiber Dress Trunks. special at $11.O5 Cowhide
Travelling Bags. samples $40 ss- Suit cases, S165e
values, at $110S
TOmOrrOyv--fn the Palafs Royal Bargain Basement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
PROTESTS WISE REFUSAL
TO BRITISH LABOR LEADER

The following cablegram to William
P. Adamson. chairman of the labor
party, house of commons. London was
sent last night by James H. Maurer,
president of the Pennsylvania State
Federation of Labor. and a member of
the unofficial American commission ON
conditions in Ireland, holding hear
ings in this city:
"One hundred and fifty Americans
of all shades of opinion. constituting
the American commission on condi-
tions in Ireland. chose FIVE of their
number to visit England and Ireland
to ascertain for American public opin-
ion. in behalf of world peace, the facts
as to the struggle between the Irish
people and the British government.
These men are Oliver P. Newman,
former Commissioner of the District
of Columbia (the city of Washing
ton. and major in the late war;
Arthur Gleason, distinguished jour-
nalist and economist: Rev. Norman
Thomas. Presbyterian clergyman and
editor; William Macdonald. eminent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10

head Of the British labor party,
protest to the English people against
this autocratic action Of the British
government In suppressing truth and
free speech from the liberty loving
people Of two democracies, and to
ask If: such action, aimed at unpreju-
diced Americans seeking only to serve
the ends Of international understand
ing and world peace, has the sanction
of the British labor party"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10

educator and author, and myself,
president of the Pennsylvania State
Federation of Labor. The American
government had issued already to four
of these men the necessary passports
and had the other application under
consideration when the British gov
iernment refused yises for any of the
passports. In consequence. the trip
cannot be made.
Il wish to enter, through you, as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
RESPITE FOR M'HENRY.
Justice Gould Poe.---.,. -angine
Date to March Is.

Justice Gould, Preslu. ~ criminal
Division /, today postponed the hang
ing. of John McHenry. twenty-five
years old, convicted Of the murder Of
detective Sergt. Armstrong at Union
station last December. The execution
was scheduled for next Friday. but in
order to give counsel for the prisoner
time to perfect an appeal to the Court
OF Appeals. the. court changed the
date to Friday March Is, 1921.
McHenry appeared to be In the best
spirits ana when the court had ad-
viaed him OF the change in date an
sWered with a courteous Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
Mems Initial Hand
kerchiefs, E for $3.50

Imported all-linen. hand-em-
broidered handkerchief, with
neat initials. The quality men
will apprenticeship n d d
Christmas presents.
Others of fine cambria. 6 for
$1.50.
Others of Linen Union. 6 for
$3.50.
Plain Handkerchiefs, 17c to
81 each.
Some with colored borders.
. Royni-Men's Sh0p-Mnfn FI0er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-10
Mems 81 Value Pajamas
at SEAS
Mems MufIers at
u to Ia Off

We have purchased the en-
tire sample line of well-knowr
maker and now ask only 500
to $50 for choice. The colors
are black. gray. white. brown
and hundreds of two-toned
colors.
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PRODA Sc moderne zarlze-
ny cihlovy bungalov, sest sVet-
mic a koupelna, garage, slepic-
mix, lot 40 pfi 1862 str. Pfici-
ma prodeje odjezd do Czech.
Haste Sc V cisle 12817 Maple
row Ave. blize Miles Ave. E.
131 ul, 8-31
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VYMENl Sc novy domek
6ti sVetnicich v okoh Broad
way a Union ul. a t6z kousek
poZemku, dale domek o a svet
nicich, blize Kinsman Rd.,
rozmer pozemku je 1907 str.
pri 4990 str. a k tomu jests
jeden lot. Vezme Sc misto pri-
yatni aneh obchodni. Prodaji
Sc til domy a stor ma vych.
76 I'll, blize Cedar Ave., dale
vymenim obchod "a privatni
dim. Nam mnoho jinych domu
jak ma prodej. tax ma vymenu,
Blasta So U Thorn. Suchy, 2465
z. SO St. Tel. Princt. 1876 w.
q
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POZEMkOVY MAJETEK
MA PRODEJ
Zaplat'te $4,000 hotove
Hned k stehoyani

Dvourodinny dim, a poko-
je ma kazde suite, velky lot,
ma dlazden6 ulici, blize zap.
Sc. ul. a Clark ave.; $4,000
hotove a $4,000 mesfcne vcet-
ne SO 1roku. Jako splatka
prime Sc druhy mortgage neb
lot.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave-, roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1857, Cent. 1868. GA
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PRONAJME. Sc.

PRONAJME Sc byt beZdet-
nym manzelum o 4 svetniclch
S koupelnou vSim zarizenim.
Pc pripade muze byti rodina S
dospelymi lidmi. Prednost ma
rodina ceska. Haste Sc els
NIB Hulda Ave. u Wood
land Ave. 9-6
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pRODA SE:,
ZAPADNl STRANA
JIZNI STRANA
LAKEWOOD
G BROOKLYN

Prodavame rychle pozem-
kovy majetek vseho druhu;
kazdy majetek bude prohled-
nut "a "a hodin po obdrzeni
NaSi zpravy.
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave, roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1857. Cent. 1868. 9-10
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ma jizni strane, musi byti i
hned prodan;; snadne podmin
ky; pfiimou Sc tez neb 2 10
tv na vyIn6nu
Otto Pollock, 3423 Clark
ave-, roh Fulton rd., Harv.
1857, Cent. 1868. o-4
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E76\
! nragedie svatebni noci,
~ Roman

sti - jako ten nejkrasneJsl
and6l. Ach, pane - nikdy
bych 81 byl nepomyslel, ze bu-
du tax dlouho zit, bych slad-
kou tn dust videl V rakvi!'
A starry ten ,belovlasy kmet
zacal vzlykat hlasite.
Mlha zastrela oci hrabete,
kdyz videl tax hluboky zal
stareho sluhy.
Pochazel 2 rodu, jehoz py-
cha mu zakazovala projevo-
vani belu verejne pred lidmi a
udrzeti no co mozno v skryto-
sti, upfimny vSak, hluboky bol
stareho sluhy dotknul Sc no We
lice.
"Vy jste dobry clovek, Arm
strong" pravil, "a verte mi,
re isem YAM "a vasi starostli-
vost vdecnym. Ona vas mela
rada, Armstrong pamatuji
81, re pravila mi, kdyz byli
isma zde posledne: "Toho sta
r6ho Armstrong; mann rada -
on ma tax poctivou tvar a tax
dobre srdce.'
"Skutecn6 - rekla to? Buh
il pozehnej "a to. Ona to by
La, kteraz mela dobrotive srd-
ce, re myslela ma chudeho mu-
re, jako jsem ia. Well, we'll
Ten bidak, jenz byl to zabit
tax meme kvitko den jeii
svatebni, musel byti~horsi ne5
zvire. vi Vase Jasnost, ze byla
mole velitelka pohrbena vf
SVEN svatebnim odevu?"
Lord st. Maur Sc zarazil.
"Ci to byl napad?" tdzal st
hrabe.
"Jeho Jasnosti," odpovede
Armstrong. "Necht6l to miti ii
mace. A opravdu take, pane
hrabe, co by mohlo byti vic'
pfirozenejsi, nez videti il I'd
lezet iako nevestu a uloziti !
k poslednimu odpotinku V bi
lem tom rouchu, V kteremz sta
la u oltare.'
V tn dobu dorazili do King
Norton. Kocar zastavil Sc |
hlavniho vchodu. Lord st
Maur vyskociv, podival Sc ma
horu k tmavym oknum a vzdy
chnul.
Armstrong dovedl no kl
knihovn6, nacez pokloniv Sc, O
DIESEL.
Vysoka, sucha postava zved
la Sc 2 lenosky Ma druhem kon
ci svetnice a pomalu ubirala S
proti lordovi.
Byl to ieho Svakr; stary slu
ha vsak pravil lordu St. Mau
rovi pravdu, kdyz mu fekl, i
no tezi pozna.
Vyhlizel pine o deset let sta
81, vlas jeho byl huste pre-
tkan Sedinami, tvdre jeho by
ly spade velice a blede jak
strasidla. Byl neoholen a So
jeho ma mem visel neporadkl
Opravdu bylo velmi tezko pt
znat saslem tomto muzi sta
neho onoho hrab6te, 0 nemz 5
pravilo, re jest jednim Z ne
vzd6lan6jsich nejlepe od'
nych muzu Anglii.
Kdyz priblizil Sc k lord
Maurovi, mel ruku ZastrcenC
ia vestou ma prsou pris
lord nemalo sc podivil, vida
nepodava mu il k pozdravu
"Moreland, vas Dol ucinil
mas bratry," pravil pohnuty
hlasem, hlede Sc zmocnlti
no ruky.
Vdovec ale ustoupil zpet
podivny vyraz strachu obje'
sc mu ma tvari.
"Nedavejte mi Vasl 'uky
pravil drsne. ''Pohlizlm ma S
be sam Jako Vrah sestry v;
eh, vrah - &C nebesa Ve'
re bych byl dal posledni ki
pei krve "a zivot jeji.'
"Jeji vrah. Drahy Morela
Ic xyxr a,1yTstn rn r-7soyvytn - r
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Roman

mem DOlu. NeJSen ale Slle-
nym," obratil klidnym hlasem,
"a opakuji yam jeste jednou,
re povazuji sam sebe Ia zod-
povedneho "a - "a smrt -
vasi sestry. Wy jste mi il sve-
jfil, Wy jste mi rekl, bych byl k
nj laskavym, bych il ochrano-
val; v prvnim okamziku ne
bezpeci byl jsem cd nj pryc.
Wy vlte - znate ty okolnostl.
Nemel jsem il opoustet, byla
by ziva nyni jeste. Pravim vam
Ito, ia, ia sam zavinil jeji smrt"
A mlady ten zniceny muz
vrhnul S sebou ma stolici, ma
/ klonil hlavy sve a pocal vzly-
4 kat usedave.
. Toho jedineho bodu, ze kdy-
). by byl V kritickem tom okamzl-
4 ku neopoustel svoji nevestu,
/. mohla zfti jeste, drzel Sc pew
! ne.
! Jeho svakr, hluboce pohnut,
naklonil Sc mad nej polozil
mu ruku ma ramona.
"Morelande, drahy muj pri-
tell, tot chorobne. Nesmite Sc
[tomu oddayat. Nemohl jste
Eneco zSmezit, co jste neVed6l
Inapred. Nemate 81 pranic co
fvytykati, rozhodne pranic,
sJak mohl jste sniti jen ne
fbezpeci, mezitim co jste byl
pryt? A poselstvi, "a jakymz
jste vysel ven, bylo nevinn6
, zcela !"
Pri poslednim tom slove sc
slime otrasl Moreland a oblitej
ieho zbledl ieSte vice.
"A proto, kdyz jste fekl, &c
| mi nepodate vaSi ruky, jest to
: cirym nesmyslem,' praVil lord
3 Maur. Ona ucinila mas bratry
g "a ziva - ona cini mas dvoj-
e nasobne bratry pri sve smrti.-
/ ktere ruky bych sc mel cho-
= pit, pak-li ne vasi?"
: Mezi reel uchopil Sc ruky
Morelanda. Byla chladna jake
S led a neopetovala vrel6 stisk-
/ mutt.
Patrne mela Smrt neVesty
: ieho straSneho ucinku ma lor'
= da Morelanda.
Ia okamzik omluvil Sc lord
J Maur a odesel knlhovny.
: Chtel jiti nahoru podivat Sc
lnaposled ma ubohou svoji Sc
; stru odpocivaiicf rakvi, nii
: brzy jiz ulozena bude k odpo
2 cinku vetnemu.
''Byl by cht6l iiti sebou,
: pravil pro sebe, "pohled ma II
: byl by no ale jeste vice rozci
e ILL.," nacez nechal Sc dovest
Armstrongem do pokoje smrti
RI Rakev 2 cerneho dreva ma
J. hagonoveho, bohate stribren
= kovana, stala blize postele.
o Pres nj polozen drahocenn,
It zavoj 2 purpuroveho aksamitu
/. kteryz Armstrong odhrnul, ma
J. cez sc obievila mrtva divka
t. oilem tom safe svatebnim, kite
&c W slouzil il nyni Ia rouch
j il umrtni.
e. Jak starv sluha byl pravi
1yhlizela vskutku jako andel.
Lu Lille mela ma prsou, lille dl
~ zela rukou. Ma obliceji jev
IL ,e kid and6lskI, zdalo Sc, j;
ze 1oby spala len.
Zajiste nkdo by byl nevefi
7 &c zemrela smrti ndsilnou, ]
m itala sc obeti bidneho, krut
e no vraha.
Sladke ty oci, 2 nichz p
a nled tax oblazoval, byly zavr
vii ny navzdy V snehobilych tee
'asach, 1sta vSak dosud neztr
>" liza sve barvy a ackoliv tva
,e- oyly blede, neJevil Sc nd III,
asil zadny vyraz smrti.
di. Bratr jeIi stole tax zde a p
ii. llizeje na krasne to, mrtve
o, pocitil V sobe ohromn'
IN. lost a hn6v.
,d Diyok5 touha mn romSte
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u Vltavy.

"Tc oim Sc, pomoc !"
"Clovece, co vas to napadlo? :?
Vsdyt' neni ami pstek sni ri
oaeieho
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RUSOVLASA villa.
Prihoda z pfedmestskych
laziii.

4 y
letniho odpoledne do predmest
skych ricnfch lazni, ably Sc tam
osvezili koupeli a pokracovali
V opalovanl do cokoladoveho
It6nu.
Kdyz vSak po klopotne a Ia
prasene ceste - jezto parnl-
cky nejezdi - dostali Sc az do
lazni, byly jiz vsecky kabiny
a skrinky obsazeny. S kyselou
tvari zakoupili 81 vstupenky do
t. Nv. spoleGne satny, a v made
Iii, re snail nekdo ze znamych
roskytne Jim pohostinstvi v ka-
bine nebo skrince, pozorovall
luch sum ma plovarne a ma
I'brehu.
Ale jak u tax byva, zrovna
kdyz flovek nekoho znameho
hleda, neraide no - jako "a
Sc naopak nechces-li Sc nj
kym setkati, narazis hned ma
deset. - Poldik a slecna Eden
ka nikoho> re znamych vubec
nezahledll.
Rozpacite Sc rozhlizeli, sle-
cinka uz navrhovala, ably Sc te-
da dnes toko koupani nechalo,
kdyz V. tom kde Sc vzala, tn Sc
vzala, rusalka a zahnala MIRA
eek usazunci Sc ma cele slecny
Zdenky.
Opravdova rusalka. Ruse Via
sky vyhl6daly zpod koketniho
koupacfho cepe6ku a pomnen-
kove modre oci zarily laskavo-
| sti.
"Slecno, Wy nemate kabinu?
Ami skrinku? ia .vam pfene-
cham svou. Ia chvilku uz jdu q
| plovarny".
"Ale jak bude klickem?"
"Tu je", fekla rusovlaska,
odvazala kiiC cd raminka pri-
Ilehayeho tricka odevzdala
ljej rozradostnene dvojici. "Vy
Sc svlekn4te ma panske plovar-
Inc, a saty odevzdejte slecne,
at yam ie povesi do kabiny.
Klic mne pax nechte u lazen-
tske".
A lehkolnyslna rusovlaska
Iudhopkovsla k fece a elegant
min skokeir ponorila Sc do vim
vltavskych.
| Mlady pan a slecna Zdehka
zaridili Sc podle rady. Slunicko
hralo prijemne, voda lahodne
chladila a nez Sc kdo nadal, ,byl
soumrak.
| Pol1icek a slecna Zdenka
spustili ma sebe jeSte nekolikra
te sprchu e pax slecna Zdenka
Ispechala &c obleci.
| Vecerni chlad nutil k pospe.
chu.
; "Prosim vas, dejte mne no.
mem lSlic, pani lazenska", Sc
ptala Zdenicka.
"Jaky kl;c?" divila Sc lazen
ska.
"Nu, ten, CO jsem vam dals
do uschovani, Pujcila mi jej ts
rusovlasa slecna".
"Ale, ma draha slecinko, t;
luz klic Ease vzala".
SlSi tedv ke kabine, ale t;
byla Zamcena.
Zle tuseni pojalo lazenskou
"Ze ia holka tim klicem u
= tekla!" zvolala. A Ia chvili pf
J. hesla pit;dla, jimiz vypacen.
lGvere kab,ny, ktera Zela praz'
i notou. Ochotna rusovlasa vii;
odnesla sebou nejlepsi kus.
u garderoby obou svych chra
ncncu. Nechala tam jen nepro
: mokavy piast', jejz uz asi b.
E rebyla vecpala do svych zava
o 2adel -
Il V koupaci plast' zahalena S
della duveriva dvojice pres av
4 hodiny ma plovarne, nez selma
a. ny byly iakz taxi soucastky |
ci boru. aby sc mohl Poldicek
"a slecna Zdenka dostati domu.
10 A rusoylasa villa zatim nj
le kde u zceie prosaickeho pr,
IA kupnika dobfe zpenezila kc
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CTETE!

Jaky majetek koupite prito-
mne V Clevelandu ga $4,000?
Starou hadrotu a pfi tom
driti V sapu a vase>man-
zelka aby Sc lopotila do umo-
ru chodila pTi tom do ha-
droVny. Ia takovych okolno-
sti nemuzete miti dohled ma
ditky nasledek toho je polep-
sovna. Kdyz koupite tuto 5Oti-
akrovou farmu Sc vsim zarize-
MIN "a $4,000, nepotrebujete
chodit do Sapu AMI do hadrov-
ny deti uchranite Cd polep-
SONNY, pon6vadz vsichni bude-
te pracovat pro sebe ma farme.
Blizsi informace o teto far
me vam podame a vse vysvet-
lime. Name mnoho ruznych
farem ma prodej neb ma vyme-
nu, V ruznych cenach V okoli
Clevelandu a V jinych statech.
Jsme nejstarSi pozemkovi jed
natele V C,evelandu, nase 35-
leta zkuSenost V tomto oboru
zarucuje vam pine uspokojeni.
Jos. ,Sedivy a Syn, 1919 E. 40
ST., roh Hamm Ave. Tel. Union
so X. 9-3
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/ llul pOulG TdkNS lid hOltlld
oddal sc uplne bolu svemu.
Oci jeho zdstaly suche, pail.
lily no ale hrozne.
Byl z rodu prilis hrdeho, nez
ably ukazoval slz, nicmene &C.
Ia jeho duse zdala Sc byti Eau
jata bolem velikym, kdyz kle-
eel tn vedle bileho toho, me-
hybneho tela.
Konecne Sc vzchopil, rOzhod
mutt jeho bylo ucin6no.
! Nahnul Sc k mrtvole a poll
lbil mrtvou tn tvar, nacez polo
Iziv ruku ma srdce to, jez pre-
stalo biti a obrativ oci k nebe-
sum, slavnou skladal prisahu
"Evo! Sestro! slys muj slib
"Prisaham, re neustanu V pa
tranl pc tvem vrahovi, dokud
bude We mne posledniho de-
chu. Nebesa necht' pomohou
mi ku jeho vypatrani a kdyz
no najdu, mic nesmi stati mezi
mnou a jeho krvi. Musi zahy-
nouti bud ma sibenici, rneb ru-
kou moji! Mia sestro, tvs V
lnebesich. Beru te ia svedkyni
prot mne pri poslednim soudu,
pak-li nemel bych dodrzeti ten
to slib!'
Jaky to hrozny slib tuto uci-
nil - nebylo tn -nikoho, jenz
by no varoval = by necinil sill
bu - ienz mohl priyesti bedu
ma muze - bedu k nevypsani,
jakez neni tax brzy rovno.
! Slabe zaselesteni vyrusilo no
z myslenek. .Obratil Sc rychle,
by zahl6dI jest6 spesne Sc
ztracejiciNpostavu sveho Sva-
kra.
Nezdalo sc mu to tax po-
divine. Myslel ze Jest to zcela
prirozene, re, ubohy manzel
prisel "a MIN tise, by pohledl
jeste jednou ma mrtvou svou
nevestu a ze vida no pokoji,
rychle chtel opet zmizeti.
Nevedel, zdali slib ten po-
misty, kteryz byl prav6 ucinil
Ibyl slySan MIN aneb ne.
Go by tomu rikal, kdyby by
vid6l, kterak svakr jeho chodi
lpo chodbe, lomi rukama a klo,
mi hlavu svou k prsoum, kdezto
| usta jeho mumlala slova:
"Nebesa, pomozte mi! Nebe'
sa, pomoZte mi.
v. St. Maur a tajny keene.
Druhy den pohfbena byls
Imlada hrab6nka ma Zelenen
hrbituvku We stinu stareho Sc
Ideho kostela.
Ma mile cesty dalky prise
lid ma pohreb a velky jevi
sc soucit obouma zarmouce
nymi muzi, tim suchym, zu
bozenym manzelem, jakoz i s.
statnym tim mladym bratrem
jimz boil veliky zracil Sc V obi
ceji.
Kdyz obrady pohrebni odb
ty posledni kamen zadelai
: mad novym hrobem, opustili U
castnici Kings Norton zane
. chajlce tam pouze manzel
a bratra S bolem jejich osamo
! Gene.
Kdyz sedeli tito pohromad
|vecer We velke knihovne, prav
j, lord st. Maur:
: "Vy zde ovsem neZustanat
V Filipe? Pak-li byste mne cht'
: uposlechnout, radil bych van
o byste ma nejaky cas- odejel. Al
glie musi Sc vam nyni zprotiv
|, zcjmena toto misto."
Lord Moreland pohnul sebo
: drobet ma stolici.
il "Zustanu zde ma Kings No
/ ton - nejaky cas-. Jest mi &c
tax dobfe jako kde jinde, al
|, - lepe. Ona jest zde - mech
,e opustit iejiho hrobu."
3 Odpoved' ia byla dana hi
sem podivne jaksi zdlouhavyI
D. Konecna ona veta, tykaji
e. Sc hrobu ieiiho Vyrcena by
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NAM MA PRODEJ peknou


farmu o so akrech Sc vsim
zarizenlm. Je tam 5 krav,
2 kone, dost drubeze, 2 vepri
pekna zahrada a pekny les.
Nam jeste vice farem v oko-
Ii Clevelandu bud ma pro
DEF aneb ma vymenu "a NEST
sky majetek. Blizsi sdeli B.
Sacha, 1917 Angelus Ave-,
z E. 131. ul. Tel. Union 1910
K. Tez mono Sc doptati v
adm. "Sveta".
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PRODA Sc dunn jednorodin-
ny, diva roxy starry. Da Sc "a
levnou cenu, pak-li Sc proda
do Is. zari. Haste sc V elsie
1886 E. AZ St., Washington
Park. /?