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that the dropped teaspoonfuls OF bat
ter hold their shape. Bake in mod
erately hot oven.
Chocolate Cup Cake.
X cup fat 2 squares (ozs) choc-
u cup strip (plain olate
or caramelized) " cups flour
X teaspoon soda ~ teaspoons baking
tablespoons milk powder
y teaspoon salt IL teaspoons vanilla
2 eggs 2 tablespoons sugar
Mix and bake as usual; makes oce
dozen cup cakes.
eutterscotch Pudding.
s tablespoons cara 4 tablespoons butter
melized sweet-po- tablespoons flour
tato strip teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons sugar pint milk
eggs
Cream butter and -four, add salt,
sugar, and milk; cook till thick. Add
hot mixture to beaten eggs, meanwhile
beating rapidly to prevent curdling
place in double boiler and cook two
or three minutes, stirring constantly.
Add strip and beat well. Serve cold.
Plain or whipped cream is a nice add.
ton. This pudding may be used as
filling for pastry shells or cream
puts If desired.
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ture, now TECHNICALLY termed the
'.mash," stand for one hour. with &C.
casional stirring. At the end Of TILT
time place the mash In cloth bags,
close the opening of the bag and
knead the mass gently. The juice
flows out under gentle pressure, leav.
ing the pulp behind. Place the Juice
so obtained in an open kettle and boil
down to a strip Of about the consist.
ency Of molasses.
Good for Caramel Flavor.
This sirup is especially delicious IN
any product where a caramel flavor
is to be developed by browning, wheth'
er It be candy, pudding, custard, pie,
icing for cake, sweet sauce. baked
beans, or glazed potatoes.
It is also very acceptable as table
strip to eat with pancakes, fritters,
etc. Some people like the strip bet.
ter IL favored with little caramel
lied sugar. A little acid, from one to
two teaspoonfuls of vinegar, to cup
full Of strip is another addition that
Lends variety, or both acid and cara
mel flavor may be used together.
The following recipes for the use
Of sweet-potato strip were tested In
the experimental kitchen Of the United
States department Of agriculture:
Taffy.
/ cup strip (nearly u cunces) S~
I teaspoon vinegar
Cook together about ten minares, or
until q hard ball is formed when
dropped into cold water. Pour out
onto creased pan or, slab. When cool
enough to handle, pull.
Ginger Snaps.
Y cup strip z teaspoon salt
Y cup fat 4 tablespoon ginger
X teaspoon soda ~ cups flour
Heat strip to boiling point, pour
over fat, ado dry ingredients sifted to-
gether. Chill, roll thin, cut with cooky
cutter, bake in moderately hot oven.
Drop Cookies.
y cup si1up 2 tablespoons water
X cup fat cup raisins
egg cups flour (about)
u tablespoon soda Y teaspoon cinnamon
u teaspoon cloves. powdered
Heat fat and strip together, add
spices while warm. When cool, add
part Of flour sifted with soda, egg
well beaten, and raisins. Add just
enough Of the rest Of the flour, so
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-05-01

Very, very long strings Of beads
are worn now. They are looped three
and sometimes four times about the
neck. and the longest loop hangs fully
to the knees, the shortest one is above
the neck line Of the frock with which
It Is worn.
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|4ll.A1o,nld


Goldfish cakes are best made with
fresh boiled potatoes.
Roller shades Of printed chint8 are
best for the sun parlor.
For large steamed buildings It Is
lbest to use q tube-s shaped mold.
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Swish Forelcck Returns,

The straight-back couture with the
tresses heaped in coil at the top of
the head has cunning little wisp Of
hair curled from the top Of the ear
downward on the cheek. Big round
earrings are suitably wnrn with this
couture.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-05-01

also stitch the strips into compart-
ments. Placed on a closed door they
hold shoes, bedroom slippers, etc. On
the pantry door, dust cloths, clean
wrapping paper and Irvine.
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-05-01
comes From the Bible.

"Be not weary in well-doing, for ~
shall reap in due season If We faint
not" That is sound agriculture and
progressive home building and Il
comes froyo the Bible
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1920-05-01
Handy Pockets.

Take piece Of cretonne a yard or
more long, tear strips of the same ma
terial IL inches wide and stitch on the
yard length about three inches apart,
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y es@a - ~ : = - p
THE
MARKETS

BALTIMORE.-Wheat Sales-Sales
Of graded lots at 1882 for No. 5 red
winter, garlicky, and at $3.50 for sam
pie grade red winter, garlicky; ! car
sample grade red winter, garlicky,
$2.76.
Cob Corn-Quote carloads prime
nearby yellow on spot at $8.4O@S.50
per barrel, and prime white cob at
the same figures.
Track yellow corn. No. 3 or better.
for domestic delivery. is quotable at
$1.79 per bushel for car lots ON spot.
Oats-No. 2 white. $1.26 nominal;
No. 3 white, $1.25 nominal.
Rye-No. 2 Western export. spot,
1926: bag lots Of nearby rye. as to
quality, $1.s0@2.20.
Hay-No. l (nominal), $43@43.50;
standard timothy, $42.50@4s; No. 2
timothy, $42@42.5o; No. timothy,
$1,000; No. l light clover mixed,
s41.50@42.50; No. light clover
mixed, $ss@40: No. 1 clover mixed,
S41@42; No. 2 clover mixed. $3.50
Al; sample hay, $2S@36.
Straw-No. straight rye, $27; No.
2 straight rye, $24@25; No. 1 tangled
rye, SIS; No. 2 tangled rye, $16@17:
No. / wheat, $15@16; No. 2 wheat,
s13.5o@14; No. oat, 800; No. 2 oat,
s17.5o@1s. > -:ss:
Butter - Creamery, Western sep
arator, extras, 74@75c; do, firsts, 70
@73; Western prints, II pound, extras,
75@76; do, f1rsts, 1904; Western
prints, 1 pound. extras. 1906; do.
irsts, 1904; nearby creamery, ex-
tras, 70@72; do, firsts, 69@70; dairy
prints, Maryland, Pennsylvania and
Virginia, extras, 45@46; do, firsts, AZ
@44; store packed, firsts, 5000;
rolls, Western Virginia, extras, 41@
AZ; do, Ohio, extras, 1904; do, Mary
land and Pennsylvania, extras, 400
A.
Eggs-Western Maryland and Penn
sylvania, nearby, firsts, Ale; Eastern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia, firsts.
A.; Western (Ohio), frsts, Al; West
Virginia, firsts, Al; Southern (North
Carolina), firsts, 40.
Live Poultry - Chickens, large.
young, smooth, per pound, 45@50c;
do, winter, under pounds, per pound,
$1,000; do, spring, 1 to IL pounds,
per pound, 60@65; do, rough and
shaggy, per pound, 35@40: do, old
ROSTERS, per pound, 1905; do, old
hens, over pounds, per pound, 40;
do, small, per pound, 40; do, white
leghorn hens, per pound, 40; ducks,
muscovy and mongrel, per pound, IS
@36c; do. white pekins, per pound,
4O@42; do, puddle, pounds and over,
per pound, 3S@40; do, small, poor.
per pound, 35@36; pigeons, old, per
pair, 3O@35: do, young, 30@35; guinea
fowl, young, 81.
Potatoes-White, Western Maryland
and Pennsylvania, 100 pounds, $7.50@
8; do, Eastern Shore McCormicks, 100
pounds, $7@7.56; do, Eastern Shore
Cobblers, 100 pounds, $7.50@S. Sweets.
yellows, fancy. Kindred, barrel, $50
$50; do, yellows, York River, barrel,
1905; do, Eastern Shore, Maryland
and Delaware, barrel. $5@6; do, No.
Is, basket, $1@1.25; do, yellows.
hamper, No. 1, s1.75@2; yams. fancy,
bright, barrel, $500.
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LESSON FOR MAY z
THE BOY SAMUEL.

LESSON TEXT Sam. l:24-28; 3:1-21.
GOLDEN TEXT-My son, give me thine
aeart. and let thine eyes observe my
ways.-Prov. 1926.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL II Sam
l:1-23: $780,
n Gods House.
and Obeyed.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
Training for Religious Leadership.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
Religious Capacities In the Training OF
Children.
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Y lrllloyED uuFoRM INfERAA1lonAk
.S|DlDXYS(llOOL
LESSON

By REV. r. B. tlTZWATkR. d. D.
Teacher Of English Bible In the Moody
Bible Institute Of Chicago.D
lCopyr.xnt. 1920, Western Newspaper Unionl
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NEW YORK.-Wheat-S firm:
No. 2 red and No. 2 hard, $3.06, and
No. 2 mixed durum, 1901, c. i. t. track
New York export
Corn-Spot weak; No. yellow,
$3.50, and No. mixed, $1.S9, cost and
freight New York.
Oats-Spot unsettled; No. I white,
$1.38. nominal.
Butter-Creamery, higher than ex-
tras, 75h@76c; creamery, extras (92
score), IS; firsts (88 to 81 score), GO
@74; packing stock, current make No.
2. AZ.
Eggs-Storage packed, extra f1rsts,
4h@4Sc; do. irsts, 45h@47: fresh
gathered, extra f1rsts, 56@47: do,
frsts, 42h@45h; State, Pennsylvania
and nearby Western hennery whites,
firsts to extras, 48@54; State, Penn
sylvania and nearby henery browns,
extras, 49@50; do. gathered, browns
and mixed colors, f1rsts to extras. As
@4s.
Cheese-State, whole milk, flats,
held, specials. white and colored, 800
81; do, average run, 2S@29; State,
whole milk, current make, specials,
white and colored, 27h@28; do, aver
age run, 26@27.
PHILADELPHIA higher, as
to quality and location, $1.75@1.90, the
latter for No. 2 yellow.
Oats-Steady; No. 2 white, $1.24@
1.25; No. white, $1.22h@123h.
Butter-Western creamery, extra,
75c: nearby print, fancy, $685..
Cheese-New York full milk, fancy,
held, 31@32c; do, fair to choice, ESQ
30: current make, fancy, held, 1904.
Eggs-Nearby firsts, $685.; do, cur.
rent receipts, $500:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08
10 HEAD CATTLE
MACHINERY

l Minnesota binder, Z #. cut and truck
l corn binder
l Minnesota mower, #. cut
| Mccormick mower, 6 #. cut
l Keystone hay loader | 16 in gang pl
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08

are cash, over $1,000, time will be given to April
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-09-08
8 HEAD HORSES

| Bay Mare, 10 years old, W.T.. 400
| Bay Mare, 6 years old, W.T.. 1900
| Black Mare, 6years old. W.T.. 400
Black Mare, 7 years old, W.T.. 1900
l Black Mare, 10 years old, W.T.. 1900
| Bay Gelding, 4 years old, W.T.. 1900
l Sorrel Gelding, 4 years old, W.T.. ITO
| Black Gelding Colt
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400 CHICKENS

Entire stock of pure bred S.
Island Reds consisting of
200 April Matched pullets
200 COCkerelS
2 old BOOSTERS, winners
All this stock raised ftom sr
fowls
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PRODA Sc ddm, bungalov
moderne zaffzeny je tam Z
svetnic, koupelna mdze byt
pouzit jednou velkou rodinou
neb dvema mensimi. Tvrde DO
dlahy, vyhrevni pee, skopky
ma pradlo, elektrina, plyn, ga
rage, ulice dlazdena a zapla-
cena. Naleza sc ma E. 1O8 ul.
Union. Haste sc po 6te hod.
vecer neb V sobotu odpoledne
nebo v nedeli V els. 1904 r.
1906 ul. z Union. Agenti Sc Wy.
lucuji. SIS
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PRODA Sc. dunn o 8 poko-
jlch, koupelna, diva toilety, W.
hrevni pee, slepicniky, naleza
sc blize dvou poulicnich drah.
Cena 5000. Blizsi sdeli j. +.
Nejedlik Co., 11015 Union A
We. Tel. Broadway 1886 - u
Mon 1861 r. :?
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VDOVA must prodati 8-po-
kojovy dun S koupelnou v
Corlett, blize E. 131 ul., jizne
Cd Miles Ave. Majetek tento
je V dobrem poradku, jsou A
pokoje a pantry dole a
tri loznice a koupelna
nahofe, fernes, skopky ma pra-
do, bridlicova strecha, til por
ce, pekny lot a jine zafizeni.
Cena $500. Haste Sc F. J..
Picman, 1904 Miles Ave. 3-15
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MA PRODEJ Paige automo-
bill pro 5 osob, 10 point, V pr
votridnim stavu. Musi byti vi
den, ably mohl byti uznan. Pro
da Sc proti hotovemu velice lev
ne. Atlas Pattern Co., vych.
55 ul. a Broadway. Ptejte Sc
pO Phil. SchmidtoVi. 5-15
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PRODA Sc domek hodici sc
pro menSi rodinu okoli Cor
lett skoly. Lot je 40 pTi $50
str. Cena $265O. Haste Sc {.
124O8 Farington Ave. 3-l5
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PRODA Sc jednorodinny
zdeny dunn 0 A svetnicich, sat
mix a koupelna. Da Sc ia $500
Use zarizeno. Haste Sc V els.
1906 COath Ave. SIT
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kkara uSllula teprve K ranu
neslysela, kdyz soused jeji
DO spickach Sc vplizil do sve-
no pokojiku. Zavrev "a sebou
dvere zavorou, vyndal 2 kapsy
nekohk hrsti zlatych penez a
tlusty balicek bankovek, scho-
val penize do tajneho ukrytu
We zdi "a posteli a nesvleknuv
sc prevalil Sc ma postel a "a
chvili spal jako zabity.
Cloveku tomu nebylo jeste
ttyricet let, vlasy a vousy m,l
vsak jiz prokvetaly do sedin,
mel ostre, ale prijemne rysy
tvare a pouze V ocich jeho by
10 chvilemi videti zvlastni ne
dobry vyraz.
Nasledujiciho Ultra Klara o.
desla, ably 81 nasla praci. Ale
nemela stestf. Ami jednom
kram6, kde nabizela sve sluz-
by, nepotrebovali pracovnice.
Zdrcena jsouc telesne i dusey-
ne vrdtila sc uboha divka do
sve komurky a zoufalem roz
polozeni mysli stale 81 kladla
tytez otazky, co sc stane S nj
a jejlm ditetem.
Minuly jeste dive nedehe a
Klara marne chodila den "a
dnem, ably 81 nasla praci. Pc
nize il rychlc mizely, ac sva
vydani obmezovala ma miru
nejskrovnejsi.
"Jak jste sc stala tlust'ou-
ckou," usmala Sc ma nj jedno-
no dne domovnice.
Klara SO zardela, ale nepro-
nesla ami slova.
"Inu, to neni nest6sti," dolo
lila staTena;" ale takovem
stavu bude YAM velmi nesnad-
no, abyste dostala praci."
Vracejic Sc veter domu ubc
ha divka setkala Sc Sc svyn
sousedem ma chodbicce mac
schody a potm6 do neho yrazi
la.
"Odpust te," omlouvala Sc.
Neznamy rozzehl sirku a spa
triv divku pravil usmevem
"Od takovc krasotinky jest
prijcmno dati Sc strciti. Mohu
vam "a to jen podekovati. Zda
Sc, re isme soused6?"
"Ano, najala jsem zdc preC
ctrnacti dny pokojik."
"A ia jsem vas dosud nespa
tiil. Ostatnc neni to mic divine
no."
klara pohIedla na neznamt
no a pemyslila 81:
"Jak Sc zda, ncni to clovel
chudy; je oblecen velmi slus
ne. Proc Zde bydli V takov,
smutn6 komofe? Cim Sc zaby
va? Neskryva Sc snad? Men
TO snad .zlodej nebo vrah?'
Pfi teto myslence probehl j
mrdz po tele.
"Odpust tie, slecno, zc $,
vas tazu. elm sc zabyvatc?'
tazal sc il on.
"Dosud nicim; hledam praci
ale na neStesti nemohu il naji
Ii.
eco unite delat?'
"Sit :. 3. vysivat ;. dovedl
bych tez V pisarne pracovat j.
Vyznam sc V ucetnictvi."
Neznamy vymal q kapsy sv
cku rozsvitil il. Postaviv
do vyklenku ma schodech, Wy
dal 2 kapsy zapisnik a tuzk
a napsal cosi ma svou navSt
venku a podavajc il pax Klar
pravil:
"Odebcrtc sc Ultra na mist
die toto adresy a obdrzltc pr
ci.'
80, jak jsem vam IA to p
ydecna."
"To nestoji Ia vd6k,' usm
Sc ncznamy a odkvapil |
schodech.
klara ncyefila sluchu sv
mu; vcsla do sVcho pokojik
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VYPRODAM cely sklad de-
chovych a smyccovych hudeb-
Mich nastrojt, "a vyrobni cenu,
jakoz i vykladni skfine a vse-
chino zafizeni. Haste sc els.
4248 Broadway. Tel. Union
967 w. Broadway 2S8 M. Z
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DrOf3r1e
Ozrlarraky
HLEDA Sc

OTEC JAN FENCL cisle
2507 Colburn Ave, hleda sy-
ma Josefa legionafe. Necht' Sc
pfihlasl hned nasledkem odje-
zdu ma sokolsky slet do Czech.
5-13
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PRODA Sc dunn 0 peti svet-
plyn, zachod uvnitf, ga
rage, lot je 40 pfi 145 str. Hla
ste sc v elsie 3449 +. 1O8 ul.
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CERNY KRlz
ROMAN.
Napsa Jules deGastine francny prel. v. Kucinsky.
ROMAN.

r. AAN Il
no souseda. Clovek ten il ne
malo zajifnal, ac nebyfa cd
prirody zvedava. Zdaz bude j
prospesno jeho odporuceni?
Ably sc il objasnila tuto otaz-
ku, odebltala sc k domovnici a
ia udiveni vyvalla na nj O.
ci a odvetila:
"Neznam z4sdneho pana Mar
chana. Soused vas sc jmenuje
Leopold Girard."
"Snad mi medal svui listek?'
Bezpochyby. Tento pan Sc
chova velmi podivinsky. Ne
promluvi Sc mnou ami slova,
sam 81 eisti svJj pokojik. Co
mi do toho, kde je V noci? DIE
vseho Sc zda, ze ma penize."
Odpoved' stareny jeSte vice
pomatla Klaru. Rozhodla Sc,
he Sc odebefe do ulice Proven
F., ce. Ma dome els. 120 spatrila
kovovou desku napisem:
Mile. Xavierova
Prodej vzacnosti.
V tomto neuhlednem krame
bylo vse, echo 81 srdce jen pfa-
ii mohlo: zlate zbozi, kovove
Ivyrobky, drahe krajky, hedvd-
bne i bavlnene ldtky; zbozi "a
tislce franku j po jednom fran
ku metr vse to bylo pokryto
huston vrstvou prachu.
Kdyz Klara otevrela dvere,
hlu6ne oval sc zvonek a Y ne
jakeho otvoru pod podlahou
vylezla zenstina.
"Co 81 prejete vycenivsi
zuby otazala sc pTichozi.
"Rada bych promluvila sc
sleGnou Xavierovou."
"kdo vas posila?'
Mlada divka podala zensti
ne listek.
"Dobra ! PoGkejte zde, slec
ma ihned Pride
4 Pc nekolika minutach vesl;
do kramu zenstina asi padesa
tileti, dosti tiusta, V ccrnen
hedvabnem safe $ krajkami, |
masivnimi zlatymi naramky M
rukou, s ohnutym nosem, zafi
Gina ocima a hnedou plet
tvare.
/ "Vhs postal Ike mn6 pan MAJ
cham" tazala Sc il.
"Prosim ano."
/ Majitelka kfamu prilozil;
lognettu k ocim a pravila pal
nrivetiye Sc usmivajlc:
/ "Jste hezounka diycina ;
isem ochotna datl vam prac
ale nevim, jakou dovcdete."
Phi techto slovech vynal;
sleGna Xavierova re skfine je
,lnne sezloutle a ma cetnycl
mistech potrhane krajky a ia
zala sc rozestirajic je pre-
/, Klhrou:
"Dovcdla by to vyspravit
w.t."
"Pfitinim Sc"
"Prace la unavujc velic
, zrak."
Mann oGi dobrc."
4 Tim lepe, mile ditt. o ct
ne 81 promluyime, az uvidir
4 vasi praci.'
: XXXI.
: klara sc dala lined do pr;
i ce a cely den jennie krajk
n pri svetle lampy stehovala
u teprve vecer Sla do LEVINE jid,
: ny, ably n6co pojedla. Procha
c ka il prospela kdyz sc vrat
la. ihncd sc odebrala na LUX
0 Dfuhy den pracovala Ease be
i ust1nl.
TAX mljcl den za dncm a q
}. tim blizila sc stale vice osudi
chvilc tehotenStvi. Kriticl
ii STAY jeji nebyl tajemstvlm a
% pro starou' domovnici, ami D
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/ Pc nekolika dnech Klara
lnahodou Sc setkala Ease ma
chodbicce Ike schodum vedou-
lei Sc svym sousedem a pode-
1kovala mu "a jeho laskavost,
iktera il velice prospela.
1 "Dovedu 81 pTedstaviti, jak
Xavierova uzasla, kdyz sc po-
divala ma muj listek" usmal
Sc pan Marchan a nepromluviv
ami jedineho dalsiho slova, "a
Ivrel "a sebou dvefe pokoje.
/ Clovek ten vzbuzoval Kla-
Ire mimovolne jakysi nepocho-l
! pitelny pocit strachu. Namaha-
la Sc, ably ma nej nemyslila; a.
lie zahadne tajemstvi, ktere jej
obklopovalo, vzbuzovalo V nj
nejpodivnejsi myslenky. Proc
vychazel vecer domu a pri-
chazel rano? Proc Sc jmenuje
Nv dome panem Girardem a u
sleGny Xavierovy panem Mar
chanem. Proc bydli V bidne ko
Im1rce, kdyz Sc zdd, ze by
lmohl platiti "a byt mnohem
vice?
| Jednou v noci probudil il
hlasity hovor "a stenou po-
koji Marchanove. Klara VISTA
la a puzena zvedavosti stra-
chem naslouchala, majic ucho
pritlaGeno Ike stene. Zdalo sc
liz, re slysi hlas slecny Xaviero-
Ivy a ze ona Sc prudce hada
s panem Marchanem.
"Bidniku! Ohavol Abys We
ldel, odevzdam t6 soudu!" IRE
Itelne rozlehlo sc V nocni tiSi-
ne. Ale Timed ma to COST tezke-
no pablo na podlahu.
Potom vse Ease utichlo a Kla
ra vkradnuvsi Sc do postele te-
Iprve po dlouhe chvili znova u
snula.
| Nasledujiciho dne probudila
Sc a rychle Sc obleknuvSi, od-
naScla dokoncenou praci slec-
me Xavierove. DveTe pokojiku
pana Marchana byly jako oby-
lcejne zavfeny. VzeZreni stare
domovnice bylo stejne lhostej-
me jako jindy; patrne nestalo
Sc v noci V dome mic Zvlastni-
no Klara pocala povazovati
vsecko IA sen a vyplod sve ba-
, Izlivosti. Ale jake bylo 1eji po-
diveni, kdyz prisedsi Ike kra-
mu Sc vzacnostmi, spatrila, re
Jest dosud zavfen, kdezto ostat
nj kramy ulici Provence by
lily jiz otevTeny. Zazvonila a Ia
zala Sc sluzky, jez il otevrela !:
"Mohu mluviti Sc slecnou
Xavierovou?"
"Slecna ncnocoyala donna.
Posad'te Sc; patrne lined sc
. vrdti, ia zatim otevru kram."
Nepfitomnost slecny Xavie-
rovy potala Ease Klaru znepo
4 kojovati. Coz nebylo-li to, &C
: V noci slySela, snem, ale hroz-
l nou skutecnosti? Jest to moz-
: no? Slecna byla davno znama
s Marchanem. Ale proc vzni
kla mezi mimi hadka? Co Sc
: stalo sc slecnou? Phi teto my
lSlence mlada divka nimoyolnt
Isc zachvela a zbledla.
c Klara sedela jako na jc
hlach; pofdd mcla ma jazykj
to, co zaslechla noel pokojl
: ku sveho souseda, ale prekon'
n Ia Sc a vstaySi konecne pravl
la:
"Nemohu dele cekati. Ode
vzdcjte moji praci slecne Xa
J. vierove reknetc il, re zitr;
y sem zajdu.'
a Spechala domu; chtela spa
Il tfiti pana Marchana, ably m
q sdelila, re slecna Xavierova S
j. nevratila dosud do kramu
D. die vyrazu tvire jeho chtel
u zvedeti, zda-li noGni drama b
10 toliko snem ci skutccnosti.
A. "Jcst pan Leopold Glrar
i. Ior,a?v ySpdSi taZala SO dc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-05-13

HLEDA Sc menSi byt pro trl
clennou rodinu. Nechte adres-
SUI adm. "Sveta". 5-13
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1920-10-22
MEANT TO CALL THEM QUICK
Aunt Dinah Had No Idea of Allowing
for misunderstanding When
She Rang the Bell.

Aunt Dinah, plantation born and
reared, went to a nearby town to "hire
out" She was very promptly hired
by young housewife, who, seeing her
lack of familiarity with modern house
holds, started to train her.
She showed Aunt Dinah her small
Silver-seryice bell-there were no cleo
trio bells in the old-fashioned house
and told her that when it was rung
she must come into the dining room.
Aunt Dinah said she understood.
few days later the mistress was seated
on the broad veranda with friend
when she heard tremendous clangor
from the direction Of the kitchen. 1t
came nearer swiftly and soon identi-
fed itself as the sound Of a large bell.
o. Puzzled, the housewife entered the
hall and there stood Aunt Dinah.
swinging a large dinner bell vigorous
ly. "Why, what OH earth is the mat
ter, Aunt Dinah?" she gasped. why
are you ringing that bell?"
"Well, Miss Mary. thought dat was
the way folks called each other in dis
here house. Didn't you show me yo
bell the other day? I found dis one
in de cupboard and I wanted you right
quick in de kitchen. so rung hit"